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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-06

PEBBLEs.-Never stare anybody full Id
the face, it is rudely impertinent.
Insoleut and naughty words, even to the
mcanest, always degrades the person who
uses them, in the eyes Of sensible people.
Never interrupt person when he ID
spea4ing. Wait until he is done and then
answer respectfully.
Churlishness will render any man disa.
greeable, while good humor will gain love
and esteem.
Never seek to be witty at the expense
Of others, it discovers an uncultivated
mind.
Avoid Improbable discussions, they en-
gender strife.
Mere external beauty is of little value,
and deformity Of person, when associated
with excellent qualities Of mind and heart;
should not preclude our respect and appro-
baton. ,
When We suffer ourselves to be ruled
by passion, our minds resemble the puddle
in the storm, 'aud IS oil poured upon the
waters will allay the waves, 50 reason, if
we hear her voice, will calm the tumultu:
ons rawlings Of passion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-08-06

~ New Orleans has native champagne
at 80 per dozen.
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Advertising Ratest

Business Cards, per quarter .............- 90
hkT- A liberal deduction will be made in ia
vor Of those who advertise four squares, or up.
wards, by the year.
hay- Legal notices viii! be charged to the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
hSy- Advertisements sent from distance,
and transient notices, must be accompanied by
the cash.
ROY Announcements of births, marriages
and deaths inserted free Of charge.
Fay Obituary notices, or "poetry" append
cd to marriages or deaths, will he charged one
half our regular advertising rates. We will
Iiot hereafter dcvate from this rule.
NY Blanks, bill-hcads, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills Of fare. posters, programmes,
pamphlets, etc. printed at reasonable rates.
OrricE-Corner Of Second and Washington
Streets.
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The Congressional Election.

We have already expressed The opinion
that the next Congress will show Demo.
cratic House Of Representatives, and that
the Democratic vote in the Senate will be
greatly strengthened. In this opinion We
are confirmed by the leading Democratic
papers throughout the country aud the
more intelligent Republicans realize that
there is an impending change. Take the
following from the San Francisco Chroni.
Gle, an able Radical organ, a. specimen !:
The Democratic Senators and Represen.
tatives at Washington lately met in secret
coDclave to discuss the. coming weel and
voc Of their party. They concluded that,
as prelude to success 10 the Presidential
campaign, they must obtain majority Of
the next Congress, or at least of the House
of Representatives, and the tocsin will soon
be sounded that will iuaugurate political
campaign fraught with great results.
The conclave have issued circular
especially intended for the instruction
of the Southern members of the party,
who are told, 10 view Of the importance Of
the struggle for Democratic supremacy, to
nominate none but those against whom oh.
jections arising out of state laws aud pre-
scriptions cannot be urged with effect.
With Southern delegation of Democratic
Representatives, against whom the Re.
publicans could find no objections, they
hope to obtain a numerical majority.
Thirty out of the thirty.eight States will
hold their Congressional elections this
Fall, sending two hundred and twelve
Representatives. In California the strug-
glc will not be uninteresting, in view Of
the probabilities that there will be need
for every vote that can be secured by either
party. In the United States generally,
the indications are decidedly favorable to
the Democratic party. Its members are
enthusiastic and aggressive; the Rcpubli-
cans seem divided in their councils and
Indifferent to results. Banks and Farms
worth are waging war upon others of the
party, and in the meantime President
Grant continues to manifest supreme 10.
difference to the result. Elected by the
people, he relies upon them to send Rep
resentatives who will indorse the policy Of
his administration, and cry "well done"
to all his actions. The re.enactment of
the odious income tax will disgust many
sealous Republicans, who wantuew leaders
and new measures to prevent the Demo-
Gratis from sweeping the field.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-10

More than q year since respectable ana
worthy gentleman, in New York, named
Rogers was killed in broad day at his door
by a man whose name was believed to be
LnGAy.-a letter found in his pocket, which
was torn from lis dress by the murdered
man in the agonics of death, bearing that
name. Four men named LOGAN we're az
forwards arrested, and, for want OF proof
against them, discharged. Of these, LOGAN
70. 2 WAS mortally wounded in front OF a
New York restaurant d few days since by
IN Unknown person, who made his escape.
On Thursday Logan No. died, but before
dying made dcath-bel statement, in which
lie declared that he war innocent o. the
murder Of RcOERS.
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The Income Tax.

Tho clamor for the reduction or abolition
e tho income tax is quito illustrative Of
tho selfshncss of men. 1t comes from the
localities where capital chiefly resides and
where monster fortunes are amasscd. On
the other hand, we shall sec any reduction
or2osed by the communities that are not
oppressed with surplus, and bitterly re-
sisted by the representatives of those re-
gions where tie money famine" pre-
walls. Az the numbers Of the latter will
probably predominant, we may rest we'll
satisfied that in the present state of the
finances of the Government there will be
la:le or no reduction. The truth is, pro-
perty is the test of ability to pay. 1t is ac-
qaired by luck, or talents and industry, or
inhcritel and. however acquired, it is accu-
mulatcd and secured under the guardian
ship and protection of the Government,
which il should support; and there is no
more just principle than that it should pay
in proportion to its ability. The man who
owns nothing has nothing but his life to
protect, and should be expected TO pay only
the capitation tax assessed under the settled
economical principles which govern it. The
man Of millions mas those millions in adj
dition, whose preservation and realization
depends upon the proper administration
end the evcr-7igilant police of Govern
ment and he should pay in proportion to
the interests entrusted to that protection.
We're the Government free of debt there
are many taxes that would not be thought
hat upon tobacco, for instance, which
81 g e nrsst unjust Of all the extraordinary
exaot:ons, and one that is imposed upon
people partly unrepresented, but who, when
re presented, will be in dead minority in
Ihe Government. But while We have an
enormous debt to pay and vastly increased
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A. K. COURTNEY,
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
NOENAND SMITH,
The Funding and RESUMPTION.

\ GiayuBon has arisen between the New
York jtmCS and the. 1rij'nc uron tic sub
ice; Of the proposition Of MIR. Boutwell, to
iU;:4 ;hc public debt in four per cent. bonds.
Tie y:ijnnc thinks ii easy. The IimeS
contends that it is not possible until the re-
sumption Of specie payments. Unless We
turposc that The Government is prepared to
lc:rctratc u great outrage we cannot sec
low Tic transnuta;ion % public bonds into
bonds hearing lower interest can now re
accomplished. The Times is right. Capt.
;ali.t6 will not buy the four per cent.
hogiS ~ this day, when there arc 50 many
means Of Bnfc investment at eight to ten
ana twelve PER cent. Then the Government
will lie compelled to borro1o money to re-
deem Tie six per cent. bonds, which they
mus, offer 10 redeem should the holders de-
cline TO make the proposed exchange for
the four per cent. bonds. Now, what would
tic Government gGin by borrowing money
for that purpose? Il could not borrow al
)c&3 than tLc in.crcs, Of the bonds to be re-
deemed.
Tie Times is right in the conclusion that
:hc four per cent. bonds will not find sale
uu'll TIE occurrence of that condition OF
ease, plenty, and confidence, in the money
market, Which cannot exist until the re-
sumption Of specie payments. That event
is approaching as fast as it is consistent
with ihe welfare Of The country it should
/ more rapid curtailment Of the paper me-
dium Of commerce and business, of Gov
eminent and people, would be highly inju-
ricns. Gold is coming down steadily, and
VIII be at par, without any new Govern
mcnt strategy to hasten it, within o very
reasonable period. Certainly, after such a
convuloion as this country has endured, this
ourht to be sufficient. We ought. to be
sa.isGel with it.
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great, and n bright career awaits this city.
One great advantage she is entitled to rs
the principal city in the State. e., direct
communication with the sources of produc-
ton and trade in the interior, west, and
south. To this point the eyes of our reo-
Me should be ever directed, and they ahould
never rest till they make straight these i'm
portant paths of commerce. Without them
their city must ever suffer construction and
obstruction: with them her limbs will be
unbound and free, and may vigorously
make available all Of our magnificent local
advantages.
Let us worl, on with the hiehcst fo2cs,
warding OF dancer where we can: and pro-
noting our own interests always.
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Yitl'mol1d 1ispatth.
CONGRESS-,

To-day Congress reassenblcs at Washing
ton. The eyes of the country arc turned
towards it on the subject of the admission
Of Virginia. I. will no doubt be taken up
ss soon MS the Houses arc full, and We hope
promptly acted nron. As Virginia has com
piled with every rcquisition of the recon
a'ruct;on acts. no earthly excuse can exist
Cor further delay in her admission. VIC
canno: credit the statements Put forth
throwing doubt uron the disposition of Con-
gross with regard to her.
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New York and the United States.


The late retrac.ion by the New York Le-
cislature of the ratfcticn Of the fifteenth
amendment at q previous session Of tha'
hoiv j. curious incidcH: Of :hc history o.
these times. II this action the Empire
State performs the part Of decrcplt old
man, fred upat euHTc7c1 outrage, threat
cninr with u,lif;ci cane Cra8rca by q
nal.icd hand 10 &c revcnCed, and dar;n@
tho adversary 70 come within range OF his
dreadful weapon. Such an exhibition cx-
cites pity, if not oon.emrt-so nearly the
same thing.
This valiant and defiant measure will be
no more regarded by Congress then would
Spanish bull RESPECT fly upon his horn.
1t is too late for New York to assume that
attitude. She too long ego parted with the
principle that maintained State sovereignty
to be now putting on airs. Size is defeated
before she begins the fight, and calls like o
mailman upon the adversary after he has
| !cf. the field and borne OF I'll the spoils Of
| victory. Nay, she helped him to the vic
,''F ana '"' 'i'o'.'' ~
oo"h 'he '2'a''" u VI. ''",''' '"~ -.
put nlo" '"F"'' o'': @''e' ,'"0'"'', "": .t
ing Terms '''a' iei' 70 'h'n' h't {, ~ "
state authority or "'Eh''|' Si'c III VIC 4''
crction Of Congress, and no" TalnIy holeF
10 rescue FOR herself something Of that State
independence which she helped to destroy
Il is probable that the vote Of Ne" orr:
may not be necessary % the fa'lhca'iol u
the fifteenth amendment a. Far' u '"e
Constitution but u VII. DC co'A,o' "''''"I'
or no. Congress VIII aa'e - W '!''' no'-
withstand1ns ta'' grave NC" h"tN
'ator, shaking his chaihS' cAc'a''e' ''e'
Congress count her Us cchSehtlH9 Il Il
dare :"
Poh, roh. "Shon, ny"
L is all over, gentlemen, unlcos, indeed,
there ID TO come revolution such as we
do not dream Of. We arc repeating history,
and more rapidly than history ever was
made. Steam, railroads, ana telcgraphG: orc
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annual expenditure Of Government TO meet
there must be odious impositions and heavy
burthens to be borne, and the income TAX Is
perhaps the least to be complained OF
amoncst them. It is certainly the most
susceptible Of ready pornent mithoM cred-
tina Inconvenience or distress!
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NJ BACHELORS HAIR-DIE.-This
splendid iIAIR-DYE is The best i'll the world-tne
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous. No disappoimtmcnt-no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes, invigo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold oy NIL druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wiz Factory Ii Bond
street, New York NH 2o-eodts
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CoEsoLInAT1oS.-Mr.R EvEEDY JoI1Nso%
nae given an opinion that the law of Mary
land lcvying q tax Of onc-ffth of the fare
upon passengers ovcr the Baltimore ana
Ohio railroad between Washington and Bal
timorc is unconstitutional. Il so, then all
such laws in every State are unconstltu-
tional. Canal and railroad companies must
look to their interests.
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ME- PRICES REDUCED.
VOW IS THE TIME TO puY.

az. EMPRESS CLOTH reduced TO esc.'
soc. FRENCH MERIHO reduced to &C.,
Sm FRENCH MERINO reduced TO soc.;
4, 20 FRENCH MERINO reducedtosi;
$3.50 BIARITZ reduced to 81 70
SOC. ALPACAS reduced to @oc.;
soc. PLAIDs reduced to toc;
so5o HLACK SILKS reduced to -.
s5o, BLACK SILKS reduced to ss.75;
81 an uI,,CK SILK VELVET reduced SO;
90, M RACK SILK VELVET reduced to slI;
s,c- EIACh PUPLIN ALPACA reduced 10
35r.;
roc EMBROIDERED COLLARS reduced 10
a5c.:
sc. EMBROIDERED COLLARS reduces 10
5oc.;
Gil 60 BED BLANKETS rccucedto ss'
so 90 BED BLANKETS reduced to IS;
10 40 BEDBLANKET5 reduced to 81;
1850 DEDBLANKETS reduced t, 80;
so On RED BLANKETS reduced to IS;
:. NJ T,BIEDAMASK reduced to $3.50;
- nT.RLE DAMaSk reduced to slls;
&c 80 ARABS reduced to 81;
- ., CLOTH CLOAKS reduced to 80;
CAsSIMERES at reduced prices;
SATISFTS at reduced prices:
FLaNNELS 4, reduced prices;
SASH RIBBONS ut reduced prices;
H1CKABACK TOWELLIEG at le1c. per yafo
worth 2oc.;
CRASH TowELLISG, yards for sHc.' worth
l2.c. per yard;
sT,1n linen ut 2oc. per yard worth soc. per
yard;
HEAVY LINEN DANASK FOR Crumb Cloths, =
wards wide ut Sl.5o per yard worth 81;
HEMP CARPET at a7ic. per yard, full yard vide.
GREAT REDUCTION
in the prices OF
HEMP, BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY'
INGRAM, and vESETIEN CARPETS
Also, IN
DRUGGETs, RUGS. and HAsSOCks'
New FORK Mills and Wansutta CoTToNs at the
case price;
IRISH LINENS at very low prices
TABLE and pIASo-COvERs-prices reduced %
per cent;
reduced fromF2 tosl'4''
rrr, reduced from Sl.''
tos1;
sHAWLs reduced from sl!'
TO &c.;
HOODS reduced from 81 to Coo.
HOODS reduced from sOc to doc
reduced {, ON cCc to 4oc.
SUEI.S reduced from 81 to 75c;
EUSsiA DIAPER reduced from 81 to - apiece.
REDUCTION
Of from 20 20 SO per cent. has been made upon
nearly every article. This is really
ACLOSISG-OUTs SALE,
Every article mus; be disposed Of
Is THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
IN order that We my be ablo to make some I'M
pottant
CHANGES In OUR business
with the commencement OF the spring trade
LEVY BROTHERS,
,al3 aud 1915 Msin street.
ORDERS FR0H THE COUNTRY promptly al
I ndcd To-. Goods sect hy express cash on delivery.
We advise our country friends not to delay IN
sending their orders, rs the Inducements we oflcr
nrc causing Il c goods to 70 eft rapidly jas
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ERssCKERY. &c

FRESH IMPORTATIONS.-R
n GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
o. tneir own importation, largo additions to tber
snens T. AND are prepared 20 oaes special induce
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets In rlph. decorated
Sota band Plain White China and Whi.siSr anite,
kleh Fancy Goods, Cut aud Pressed Glassware Sn
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, or Joseph Rod
S g., and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
PITCHERS, Walters, Goblets, Forks, Spoons, &C;
Lookfng-G Glasses, Block Tin aud Japan War. In
great variety. -
Country merchants, botel-ke,pers, and house.
keepers, wiz consult theit interests bs calling Oh
". KELLOGG q GIBSON
Inpofsarc, Wholesale and Retail Ds aisrs
1901 Main street, Richmond Va i,
EpNAhO b. TXxkoR Ana =. g. SUTTuN, n.
selssmsas AlH
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Y A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
T.. Main and Cary, Eichm"i,d, Va, dealer In
chnists' Tools and supplies, Stea,n-Enrinc., Mill
Gearing shalling. Pullcys and Hangers, Turbine
Watcr-lV heels. superior Leather Betting. Lace
Leather. SAWS. WrcncreS. Steam and Watcr-Pirc
and Fixtures, Twist Drills, Card Clo,hi"g,
Steam Gauges. &c.
For sale one Stationary Engine, 25-horsc
power made by WASHINGTON Iron Works, nearly
new; onc Stationary Engine, l2-horsc power /;
one Portable Engine i:-horsc power one new
Flne Boiler, le-hnrse power; one Tabular
Vertical. G-horse power three Fluc Boilers,
each 5O-horse power: cne. Portable Corn
Mill lot Of Al!-5carlmr, Shutting, HAMPERS, aud
price. Also large lot OF n! kinds of Machinists
Tools Lathes, Plancrs, Hrtll-Presses, Index Mill
Ing Machine, Screw Machines, fises. &C., &C.,
that will bc sold very low. oc S9-endSm
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The Virginia Legislative Memorial.

The Virginia Legislative Memorial.
The following letter speaks for itself.
It had boon rumored about that mem
bcrs of the Legislature threatened to re-
rudiate the actisn Of their committee ::
an unfoundcd rumor, rs every Firgi-
MIN knows. Virginia legislators arc not
20 Ectle and imlulsive as hastily to CEN
sure and ;hrca:cn to repudiate the acts Of
their own properly-a?nointcd representa-
;:yes. But .h"re is nothing in the acts 81
tie committee that the Legislature will de-
prc to rcpudate, and VIC have TO doub! the
unanimous opinion OF the Richmond and
Icnrico delegation, as expressed below, IL
that Of the gentlemen composing the 'ir-
pinia LEGISLATURE, or nearly all Of them.
The gentlemen whose names arc signed to
It's letter represent the various shades Of
opinion OF the General Assembly, save
that OF ultra RaIicali5m. Their united
voice, therefore, is entitled to great re-
spcct:
R1CEEoSn, VA, January /, 1870.
70 The Hon. Zcph. Turner, Chairman Com
nl!!tcc Firginia Legislature:
The undersigned, members Of the Lcgis-
ln.ure from tho city Of Richmond aud
county If iienr;co, recognize in the memo
rial l":oiy presented to Congress by YOU"
c"nlaittcc corrcc! expression OF the feel
iUn> anl lurI oScs Of our constituents III
adopting the Constitution submitted to them
il II" last election and q just iDtcrpreta
ton RI the pledge made by each Of us in
taking the oath Of Office "a Legislators un-
der the said Constitution.
We uare seen nc disposition on the part
Ct the Icoplc Tic election TO regret or
:ct"@ct their action in thi5 respect; and VIC
therefore feel fully authorized, ~ the re-
prcGcmt&ives Of those vllo elected US, 10
concur III your memorial, and to ask,
through your committee, the Immediate
ana unconditional admission OF tic State
into ;Ec Union upon the facts and pledges
Contained therein.
A. K. COURTNEY,
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
NORMAND SMITH,
Senators.
A. N. KELLEY,
Arc. B0prECR,
STErHIH Mason,
WILLIAM LyvcSsTEIN,
J. Il. CEENsHAw,
JACOB S. ALLIE,
&. X. GILNER,
l.. ii. FEAYsER,
House Of Delegates.
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We 10 not often trouble ourscl7es to cor
rect the typographical errors which we find
in eur paper after it is published, but VIC
must do SO in this irctance, as the errors
occurred in an article concerning errors.
In the note from "a Country pcdago9uc
the word "purest" was substituted 1or
"purist," and in our few comments upon
the same ore sentence WAS made into two
bv ueinr period instead Of n comma.
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MISS Il. G. McLEMORE would rEN
~ inform har friends and customers That w
She j. now ready t. receive orders At her oic ~
stand corner Of Fourth and Bruai streets. over
Bccccrn & FoX's. She has on hand very hand
some assortment of NEW. BnNSETS. Suitable
10 The present season and tn be worn late ia II
sprinc which she will Sell at and even below cost
rs IL Is late in The season.
Miss II. BRIGGS, Who has been with Mrs. y.
c. Barton the two past seasons, VIII conduct the
DRl.-S-MAkING with her. ia I--lw
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PL,vTers NATIONAL BANK.

Planters NATIONAL BANK
E1rUMovb, Va. ID Cemhcr Q. 1859.
J,UE ANNJ-AE MEETING OF THE
] sTuCEIInl DER- rF THIS BANK will re
held on TUESDAY the lin day Of January: 1879,
ri their hanhn:-hn,s", IL Ills city ut J; NJ lor
iha .Icr,fnn nj Glrrct,rs. J. NJ. GODDIS.
I n ri Cashier.
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TIE Pocticql Works Of Alfred fcnny8on,
Pot LauTcutc. New York: HARPER y
BnUIHAHS.
We have here an edition Of PSI pages,
large octave, of the poctical works Of Ten
SYSoS.
For sale by BATES ( WADDT BROTHERS.
IiUp. By NJ. BETuAM EDWARDS, Author
Of doctor Jacob,' {" \ Winter with the
Swallows" Sc. New York HARPER 4
BROTHERS.
For sale by BATES {; WsDDT BROTHERS.
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DIZZY GoODs.
n,ur r1RE.ALARM TELEGRAPH


r,HE rIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH
Ia. caused
GREAT REVOLUTION,
,n,smuch that the exact place OF nre Is no" rea-
div made known but the news recorded oeio"
.preads much faster than by the telegraph iof Inc
f,c, ia certain and without doubt thst the places
to buy
DRY GOODS
REASONABLE PRICES
a-e the stores OF
WILLIAM TuALHlMEH SONS.
They ofer at this stage of the season everything
al 'n' VERY BOZ TOM PRICE.
Have on hand certain lots of
DRESS GOODS.
cAss1MEnEs, CLoAKIN6s, FLANNELs.
sHEETINes, CLOAKs.
sHAWLS, BLANKETS, soNTAGs,
rrNDEgsHIRTs, BALE COTToNS, SKIRTS,
AND
WHITE GOODS,
CONSIGNMENT.
which must be sold ut once without reserve.
TosEcuRE BARGAINS give call.
WILLIAM THALuIMER s SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad,
and also ais Broad,
to between Third and Fourth streets.
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Dry GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
wa will offer from this date TO March lst, 1870,
our entire
STOCK OF WINTER DRY GOODS
ASTONISHING PRICES,
md most especially call the attention OF the ladies
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS,
which we will close out without regard ID cost.
sHAwLs, CLoAKs, AND CLoAKINGs,
PRIME COST!
Another lot OF
ENGLISH CARTOONS
At one shilling per yard. A few more OF those
TOWELS, at s: per dozen, left.
Our stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
is complete, such as
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE
DIAPER, &C.
Our assortment Of MEMS WEAR is unbroken,
and our general stock Is In better condition at
This season OF the year than ever before; there
fore, we would respectfully ask purchasers to
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
uIRSH < GUGGENHEIMER,
6ei Broad street.
tAIEsaEy: ". c. Kean, j. Z. Chencry, and
J. Slate.
Closed on SATURDAYS. ao
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DFsSOEITsGHS & ptHTHERSE87E'S
j. 4. TGGIESToS, & WILLIAM Il. sMorT'
,tc E.rlo.tou = Fit2- l4tc II Lynchburs,
gerald, Richmond,
have forInsd p cc-parta:r5h!p undcr TIE Urn
D1'N' rGGLESTON Il SHOOT,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANS,
No. I9i2 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND.
Conslgnmcn:s selected aud prompt returns
made. I'D, sw, E~3w
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MULES AND HORSES FOR
AI SAtE.-Jast arrived, FORTY NyxE%3
MULES. all young, sound, and well l3SW
broke; from fifteen 10 seventeen hands sk~zsAxs
nigh; the hnest lot we have for sale for snme
time. Also, one or two FDUR-huiE MAJ CH
TEAMS. Apply at r. BOSSIEUI'S stable. ON
trsnktn between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
sfeets' do l8-lm