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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-01
Ser @luie6alaEider bon 9bOn.
Wabrbeti, feline Di9tuns.

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bigger drmer Wann, Der fdb's feline Miibe
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ein freunbIiteree @eRGt ab3ugsminnen,
aber trpB al ietusr SsrIu6e, Rtb tiber bic
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fen I'm. 9eben bringen funnte. Sn Ieinen
dIttn Sasen fdtlug sr Td tiimmerltG ss-
mug bur6 mittels bes Slldens unb 8er>
fertistns ppn 8lasbiIseu. tpslGs Stunt ct
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bsr Seruf wel6em aud Id sswtbmst
wurbe. Die 9iihss Natur bate MIR
Sharfinu uub rtids Safunastraft per.
lisbeu, i'd mar an 9tib uab @etIf publ
aussefattst, nnp 70 parb i'd balC MsiItst
tn metnsm 5anbperf, uub fu6tr mir, na
mid Der Gtrgsis ttpas lla&eIte, einen
gBtrfunB fur nhsinen SIsIs In 9YCn.
Ocrt rrstn9 mfrs wsnlefsns 70 gut, bai
Id tdlp Der Strbling allsr Stutenmdpdem
uno Sphinnen ipurpe, peIthe meine bampte
ld6li6fen &rbstte9sbsrinnen pareu, unS
bel censn meine Suseno unb msiu friG&es
aelunrss @siTGt ein bslpnosrrs Sntert6s
fur mid erpeften. SD lrbte 70 tereits
tlber Sabr unb Sag In 9ypn, ais mt6 ets
nes Abenos, ba ih ua1 ppGltrahter ar.
belt In Tsins gectuuns Suridtebrtt, visr
wCblgstleicete iunge 9eute anrereteu nnp
mid wt8sn msinss @eperbts nrdten. SD
beIa6 eintgen Nutterwib, uaS aab ibnetl
init 9utmutbi9em Sasrs unb 6umcr l6re
glusfdls snriid. mas Te 80 iitsrraIhen
mup Su frfreusu idisn. So fab, wis lir
sinanper beosutiam anbtiften, unb b5rte
ben Gtuen ben gnOertn 5uIiiItern: -
,,Oas III infer Wannm DisIs S8orie sr.
f@rsdtsn mid aafausO, absr mcinc 5urdt
| mid baip, ais elmer Der 9iere an6ub
9srcaron (Osr Spibnamr, BEN mon In
S9pcH rem SlaCbaIa afidsrn sibD, Du Iuua
m uns su Nadt fpsilen. gBir haben ei.
nsr plan Dor, welhtr Dir nieen fam.
sDtnn er Dir ni&t Ssfalt, 70 IOa Dir tsiu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-01

iptrp girrnit 9G0fben, Sae Gin Grrtiffat pCrberet
itt une au s1strrtlgt wHrSe gum 3wed Der Gta-
blirnHB rin'T Bank of issue, discount and de-
posit, nnh.r ben Seltimmuneea Der NItr, bstis
tell: DGtnec site 3nr 5sfleBuns eiHss 8rsibdufsn-
ySglfenls IN psnupEoanisn uus CUR Si9erun9
SsS puhlitumS rOr 8srluRen tur6 iniOlSents
Santen," .9fnfbmif 1 am 81, @drs 1860, Ene
een prrluieoenfn .3uIGBen CUR brlaSteu Wire
Die belaste 9dnf lel brieen ,.Dis MeGantS
une Wlfbauirs pa nf pcu Seranton" uub lpfirt
lein IN err StaSt { crantuu-mit einem Gjrune-
taapiial won S2500 10, in 2lnbsilsn RON ie filuf-
5ie NIT eem pris iIesium. bic Summr auf tr-
aen6 finen Setra5 Su srbSbsn, ter cine WiIica
Dollars nidbt iibtr ffeist.
scranton, q, Slusult lS70-6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-01
Versicherung,
SpcDifiUM- mnD-SSecb(cI

Y. 9ttwart Vptter (9latfolefr pon GI.
3. gBalier) II Ngent fir bic ,,Scme geriI6er.
tIt9s 50. IN gleprglcrF un6 ,,yyrotnine County
WinmaI." 9rrnsr geeni fir alls europSiIben
Ddmpfer- einien. gdfIaarlbeine anf bampf.
uHb SFgrIltiffen na6 unb BON 6amturg, gres
men uHb ale anbfrsn SGfen prreen vcrfauft.
elSfGffl perbfH mad allen JbeileH bes alien ga-
lanofs su ben nifbriefffn Haten auege1eat.
rOfffe, 205 eddapanna Asenue (3rioIrs
I'D, 9inmfr Rs. !, rbtnnuf. 1893
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-01
Sif d, er s afftpn,
0S0lfers SScs,sp doe

sd NnlerIei6nfttr tnipffblt mtinf nenr Ncu.
taage tfn Siirgtrn son Scranton. Da i'd tia.
LID Bfirtis IN fiiftHe SGnee brfUnime, cab Gin
GROCER Sbpinoel nit hem Stu gftrieben pire,
peldrs niGbt bier erBparu porben 1T, unO man.
der YlaHn aii rinfr einli9en 9abung um IS
Grllars bftrpgrn pirb, 70 parne ib iebsH 9ars
Ger, feiH Sou 81 fnufeu, anger eS III bier afippaen
pCrbfn. RGbfre Auslunfi bei
f0lT66 &brilian 81Ifsr,
penn slos., Habf 6Iinler's W6brlliore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-01
6cit16ftS=Mn;eioe.
SOfepb Sccfer,
MS ) bel b d It 6Ier,

friiber ben pcrt Seruis,
maGt biermit leinen 6reurSsn unb brm bcut-
idm pubIifum Spn Scranton uub Syce parf be-
tauut, bab or in Merrifelo'S 8Ipd, RaiuaraBe,
Gin NDbeleeIbGft erEHrst 9fitt nur bGlt CT WT-
bsltt teber slrt Sorrdtbis, lonoern aud Srtbsuss,
WfatraBer, Srppide unb 6bnli9e gBaarsn.
&Ssr Saarsrlb bat tauu bier au5rrOrSeutIi&
bilItg einfaufen.
SserabniiTe piinftIi& brlcrst.
1610 SpT. 8edsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-01
0Senacr SfDrc .
Sauer s SSaufe,

SbtlAhlhl NHh
@rpc,.ricen mmb 9SrDDifIpnen,
@iainfrage, SYbe parf,
ntbsn orm SptsI pts Ssrrn Gjsprge 9rdber.
Giurm prrrbrten Seuilasu publifun bic srae-
tenlfe Nuseigr, baB mir fOrinibrsnS rinen a,ts9r-
tplbIhn Sprratb SGn prOpinni unb 9ebensmit-
telr an SGnb baltrn unc ;u ben billisRfn gisilsu
an unl.Ts Sluuosn Srrfnufrn.
Sntrm mir I'm 3ablrei&en 3uipru6 bitten,
geben mir bic @erf9rruu9, snb fopobl Aualitdt
ipie prsile psr g6aarrn ut9tS 81 WiinIbsn iIbrig
laiisn. 30npS
9nfpE' Sauer. fJrisbrit Banlt.
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Queen Hortense. A Life Picture of the Ma
poleonic Era. An Historical Novel. 10y
L. MUHLBAcH, author Of "Prince Eugene
and His Times" "The Merchant o'
Berlin" &C. New York: d. APPLETON
g. Co. ~ sss"~- 81 -
This book is uniform with the MUHLBAcH
Novels published by the ArrLEToNs.
Henrietta Temple. A Love Story. BY Right
Hon, BENJAMIN DIsRAELI, author OF
"Lothair," Vivian Grey" DC.
Thisis one of the earliest works Of fiction
BY the Right Hon. BEN. Done whose
popularity will outlast that of 4" Lothian"
his latest production. ''Lothair" IS local
and partisan. ......
a Practical Grammar Of the German LGn,
ouaqe. BY HERMANN D. WRAGE, A. M,
Professor of Grammar in the Public
Schools of New York. D. APPLETON " co.
These works arc all for. sale by BATES d
WADDy BROTHERS. -........s ....-.s-,
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Ritlsu.oni gispalt u.
.-.-'~....-. JUNE 9, 1870
retierol Finances.

u sntf xy
THE House Of REFRESHMENTS nss go y. -,
,,,s,s,v indicated what 1t Is dssToseae ouo
! r tariff, funding bill, ana INTERNAL rs'e :.
, " The tariff will be web nlsintasnea = ]
, n ratcs and advocates Of special ieaue.
ne. me-. Ear the benefit Of consumers VIII ho'
likely be grasifed. ,,, made.
NV M q snserna, taxation has been m ie.
..s,s. anly in cases interesting toaSe,s
,sss 49,. ,>orsioa Of the Union--ailecting .lio
Mss -. .ru,ber of voters. Now the To-
1900 tax only affects limited portion u
, y neeple Of tho Union, and, OIL couss ,
,hsv not being strong enough 10 eNc''e VIC
fears Of partisans, their burthens ats no. W
~ ,,;m;n,shed. So also the income t'A
rcs.ine upon the shoulders OF ssnall po, ~.
tom Of the people the great voting MASSES 'ss
Could not think Of relieving them: now
,SSss ;r,come men no doubt sustained the
.as..co tax. and it is but frank to say that
,Sa ,nhacco men reciprocated the ,compll'
,nen,. and VIA continue to do SO whenever
the opportunity is afforded. :, %
The aggregate reduction Of taxation IS es
,;,sscd at near $50, 000, coo. Every part o
the Union gets more relief than the tooacco
growing States. - :.
The funding bill, which Mr.. BouTwsfL ma
watched with great anxiety, VIII not %
na.ssed to suit him, and we suspect ne VII
NOT make any very great exertion 10 gave
.aact. But were he to make any cFort W.
conjecture that it would be fruitless.
The Horse is unwilling to authorize th'
c,naino In bonds bearing more than lou
ner cent. interest, and it will DC dliiicai' Z
make Roadway in funding at that ineeres
when gold is at high premium anu Iron
6 to ID per cent. paid for loans.
Mr. RoUrwELL, MS our readers kno"
wanted the authority to redeem with bonu
bearing 4, IN, to 5 per cent. congress
wisely thinks that the funding would not ot
very advantageous at higher rate thah !
per cent. 49, s;,;.
II ia a noticeable fact that the Admins
trst;on seems not to have impressed Con
cress with its policy on the financial ques
tions, and Congress has been working along
irresDectiye OF the views OF the EX
ecutiye. This is n feature of these po'
,it,eal times. The President has NO par
ticular policy, it arpears-his platform
has a few general principles, which
have NO special bearing on the mea'
sures Of government. Indeed, General
GRxsr said in his inaugural that he had nc
policy to enforce against the will of the
neople and we suppose he considers Con
cress the exponent Of that will. If he does,
however, his rule is not good one. Congress
is often far from representing the voice Of
tho nponIe.
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The House then adjourned.
GOCCHLAND COUNTY.
DOVER TOWNSHIP,

! UOt Eli IOn
Superuisor.-John Woodson (Conserva-
tive).
Assessor.-Robert Il. Crouch.
Collcctor.-J. H. Forloine.
Commissioner Of RoadS.-S. II. Simmons
(colored). 49,. ...-, <,,-.
: ouersecz of Poor.-E. j. Duval (Conser-
vative). , co,
Justices of the Peace.-Alfred Cosby,
Robert Ford, II. r. Banks (Conseryatlvcs2.
Constables.-F. T. Shoemaker, Robert r.
Nicholas (ConscrYatiyes), William II. Price
(colored).
lored).
The above officers were nominated by.a
meeting of the citizens of the township
with the exception of +. p: shomaker,
whose name was placed upon the ticket al
forwards, and were unanimously, voted for
by the colored people; and considering the
hundred votes, the result OF the clcctlon
was about as good as could be expected.
CONSERVATIVE.
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Consolidation.

The prosracted agitation on the subject
ef consolidation was ended yesterday in the
Virginia Legislature 'by tho passage Of HI,
consolidation bill II, the House by a vote q
eighty.four 70 sthirty-three--" enough and
to spare" Il had previously passed the
Senate. 1t has been the most actively-can'
yassed and yehemently argued question o.
State policy that we have had since the
war. The maelstrom OF the debate was
made to take in all corporations ana a.
peoples. There has not been such strile'
parliamentary and uuparliamentary, inside
and outside, for century. The greaS "a'
ends in the triumph of consolidation, ant
calm, we hope,i is restored to the Leslsla
turc. We trust the body will be permittce
now to proceed in quiet to the compiled
organization of the Government without
being interrupted by any more failroae
xyarS s.se.F 81 ....-t = .,s -
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DIED,

Tn Manchester, OH the It'll instant MINNIE
LEE. infant daughter of Archy and Betty i'yer,
aged Six months and sixteen days.
.nfis hard TO part with our lovely babe,
Whose pining life made her doubly dear;
But the thought that her joy Is now complete
Bears up the hearts that still linger here.'
The funeral " Ill take place from her parents re-
sidcncc ut 10 o'clock THIS MORNIN Friends
and acquaintapces arc invited to attend.
AT his residence, Mr.. CHARLES II. LEBER,
an old citizen of lIenrico county, III the forty
The funeral services will take place THIS
wednesday, AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock at his
residence, corner Twenty-thlrd and o streets: HIS
friends and acquaintanccs are invited to attend
without further notice.
Baltimore, Washington, and Petersburg papers
please copy. ..s... r. s..g.. 3. .sf-s.'lt !
At the residence of his daughter, Mrs. spark
man. on st. Johns str, ct, at O'CLOCK, MARIlN
BRITAIN, aged seventy years. ~ or
lie was great sufferer for five monlns, an oA
Which he bore with great patience and iort,tnae.
He was an affectiona failer, 4 good nelghoor,
and leaves family 20 mourn deeply .ncir iJss.
Ist we trust he has cxchanged lnS oi Thss
for one Of glorious Immortality in neapgh' Ano
struggle is over; bis suiferings have ended.
His funeral will take place from Ciay-Strcct MI
thnlist church at O'Clock TODAY.
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ePa aE. Hs,TIas
mr. A. aelsDBA eK,
rrw sroRE AND. CHEAp. GOODS.

~
aobpBAog, formerly wish 8. b. e u. Ro-
ssni nh has lust returned from the northern
markets, and has opened large ana beaa.Ial
s.ore No. COT Broads:reet oneuf the best.sslec.-
ia ,,e r,,sa neat etock of DRY GOODS in The
scity. Having been for many years IN the whoie y.
sale drY goods business, and having bought ms
atock within the last few weeks with great case,
therefore no dear goods left over from torneI
seasons.l enable, him TO sell goods at such 40"
srures rs 70 defy competition; and all he asks Y %
be fnyored with call from bis numerous friens's
and the public generally. l,,,,t ~. i !. .,
tisCactorily. 80. I:...-,.. - aud
would be pleased TO see their friends ana the p"D'
Wm.H. D. TAYLOR, formerly of William M
Bell & Co.; - on -, ,u,I,,an, N
CHABLEss. BRITAIN, formerly OF imam =
Bell 6 Co.; r i, u, "a. - / ~.
DAILY ADDITIONS FROM NEW 1o 30,
AUCTIONS. .t..,3 vag p so . = II :
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disgusting smell should # esls q q The !, :
AiIanthus Is aquick g 4 II affords 2
acnse shade, while il 6oiias is pretty
snongh. Nevertheless is atSAest 9 nui-
sancs, It's roots DIS sths restest fambl crs;
interfering with pasemsnss and enclosures
And sending up sheots everywhere. But,
fnouch that tree may be spared Tor It's
merits, certainly notone of tlfose:. whose
blooms load the air with offence should he
allowed to, i've. d 80 ~ ~
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Z staIe bond pillar u lola
ri Further. ttsa stha sat k Oil

aSSA ijroyif1 further, Hk sEne saiessssA ss65 S
S Misshfppi and yhlo Kallroaa vi
isSS3sy NAYS Ie their OPT begin the allilal
5S6yinens alquidatio SAID 3 ,0OO, 0Oelssk
State bonds IN the said year 1880, in which
event the deferred payment shall bear Int
rest from first. July, $780, Z II u
This was aejected--ayes 3D. ;noess,iy. -
Mr.. KELLEY moved to amend tne Dill 20 py
ffiyssSsiA9 after the word % BONDS, I'm tha
thirteenth line Of 10th section, the WORDS
I or money" This WINS rejected. u.
Mr.. aoITrHtII moved to amend Dy
strikinp ont the word g fifteen. !" In, the
twenty.seeona line of 10th section, and in
serting g thirteen" Rejected:
The same gentleman offered an amend
rnent similar to the above in the twenty
ninth line Of 10th section. Rejected-ayes'
SO ;'noes, 50. i. Il, r., .s...a =,
inserting after the word Cline. III tne
twenty-eighth line Of 10th section, Tue
words sincluding the principal ana ~ ih-
terest.o Reiected--ayes, 81 noes, o.;
Mr.. KELLEY offered the following, 70 oe
added to the end of the fifteenth section
"And providing that in the event Oh Ine
fa;lure Of said roads to agree upon the teIlii,
az interchange the said interchange shail
lake nlace on such terms as the Board OF
Public Works shall prescribe" Ke)ecateeo--
ayes, SO; noes, 10. o,o -,
Mr.. BELL, of Augusta, offered AN mnenu
nent imposing the same restrictions as pro
yided for IN the bill of '66 and ~. he)cct
ed-ayes, "a noes, u. ..;,,
| Mr.. KELLEY moved to amend by liseiIils
| at the end of the seventeenth sectioh W.,
reserve TO itself the right to enforce the pro
l : - l. NJ hxr nTnrnnTl1Gn
tion." Rejected.
sideration of the bill as whole, Mr.. CoCh.
| RANE leading the, discussion in favor OF tn'
| bin. He was followed by Mr.. STUBBs III op
| position, Mr.. ARNETr in opposition. mi
| LoyESsTE1N in favor, and Mr.. BuDD ln1ay9f
| Under q call for the previous question I'LL
vote was taken, and resulted as follows
| YRAs.-Messrs. Bartlett. H.: Bell, Boiling
Bowen, Bowdcn, Breckinridge, Br!sby Brls,ow
{. Ii. Bryant, buchanan, Budd, Buihan; b.u s5s
Wis, Dusrcr, Edmundson, Edwards Fayerman
Fretz, Gimcr, Glasscock Gosnc& H e,ar LON
M HENS 5aF HoSges, ar
| tom jackson, B F. Jones, p. X. Jones, Il. ~ "
Jones' Keyser, LAWSON Lindsay; Lipssom16, I LS
| J. b. Miller, Jr., Morgan, Moss, Moulton, Muir
rcll, i. s, Norton, 4. Norton, Owen, Z: Perkins
F. M. Perkins, Poore, Popham' fo.ts kagsa ste
vens, Taylor, Terry Toy Thayer, Thomas, Thur r
man, G. Walker, J. ". Walker IT., W; Somn ",l
NAYs-Messrs Turner Sspeskes,, A rnaSoe AT
Coles. Frayser, Fnlton, A. Graham, G. Graham
Greer, Hatcher, IIudgin, J. D. Jones' Ma5oom
| Mason, Massic, Matthew, McCracken, Morr Et.
Pannill Shcaruiau, $. v. SOuhall, ShcItoii' HEeM
art, Stuhbs, Thompson :. 8. Turner, >. Z. wan
Williams, and Winn-aa. .. ..
The House then adjourned.
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We are to have the Cuban war in Con
gress, it seems, if the members at this late
period Of the session will tolerate cam
paign. General BANKS has made his report,
intended to enganser matters in this coun.
try TO the advantage Of the insurgents in
Cuba and La opposition to the policy of the
Administrations. This iiibusteriny report as.
surnea that the instruction has maintained
itself sufficiently long and successfully to
entltae IL to the consideration of the United
States. Mfr. ORrH, it is stated, will present
minority report which will sustain the
Presidents policy and deny the consistency
and force Of the Instruction. There is at
this time but q poor support given General
BAsKs In Cuba. The insurreetion seems
really 10 have well exhausted itself. ~ .5..
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Every good man in the country should
rejoice at the defeat OF BOWEN III m"si.
ington. However black EMERY may De- nc ne
must be whittier than BOWEN, who IS as vile
4 wretch as FORNEY.
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~ONLY 80 CENTS PER YARD for
full 2s-yard wide LINEN sHEETlNG;
Only so cents per yard for pure LINEN DAM
ASK for Table-Cloths;
BACK TOWELS;
Only $3.50 for piece of pure LINEN RUSSIA
DIAPER worth So;
Twelve yards OF LINEN CRASH for Fl worth
$3.50:
worth S1.5o;
Only 81 for a dozen LINEN HhNDKERCHlEFS;
Seyenty-tive cents will buy enc dozen FRINGED
= NAPKINS;
Al .os will buy one dozen large-size NAPKINS;
Good IRISH LINEN, warranted pure fax, at a5c.
per yard;
LINEN SHIRT-BOsOMS at ESQ.,, the genuine
Frcnch-woye. ,,,1, p,,nupyc
.,f.-.-as q. lai3 aud 12l5 Main street.
All mum hers COATS'S COTTON at soc. per
dozen. -
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Z W. CLOTHS, CASSIM E B Z s ,
TWEEDs, KENTUCKY JEANS. FARMERS
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS, SPANISH LINENS,
COTTONADES,.I ITALIAN CLOTHS, sus-
TENDERS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHlIEFS, and
HOSIERY, and general stock OF I URN Y
GOODS for men and boys. We Gall speeiai AZ
tention TO our elegant stock OF EASofF CASseit7
T. :, :. - -. i JOHN n. WOODEN, y
10. - : .sT..4, . IIi7 Main street.
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w DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS!
We nave recently added to our stock of DRESS
GOODS many styles just out, really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
rivals OF SILK GRENADINES, In beautiful pat
terms, and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known In this market. Our stock OF ...a...
RICH SILKS (biack and fancy, &c.,.
JAPANESE SILKS, POPLlNS, l.
POPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINES, HERNANIS, s,..
LENUS, M0zAMBiQUES, ..H-
LAWNS, .GINGIAMS ...,t '..--
PERCALES, CHAMBREYS ..-....-... 3 d.
ALPACAS, &C., ..s ....=.. E...-,.
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual Inducements.
JOHN N. WOOUF1N,
my12 .... ....., ..s.. 1ll7 Main street.
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mr. MAY 16, $780, !F-.
Heavy arrivals of new and elegant aoo''' Ao'
the summer trade. ., como
Some from the New YORK auctiohe " 10,
not; some bought for CASH ana some ho' '0"'
All sold at LOWEST FIGURES.
| just opened, and others expected oy uAN' 90.
press and steamers, y =. ~. a., arose.
More COZ, DRIED GRENADINES only 10 aress'
BLACK IRON GENADINEs, every PRICE ae-
popIINs and MozAMBIQUEs, 20, IS, 90 49, 49,
and 6lc.; o,,,.1YNrs
BLACK MOHAIRs, ALPACAs, BohibADiNho'
TAMISE, CHALLIES; ,n>,1,,c
ENGLISH GRAPES and other MoohNif' w
GOODS-spccialty; - ., 49,. ,,p,m.
s,nerb BLACK GRO GRAIN and TAFFE1A
SILKS very low; 49, or, re ,rd
PLAIN and CHECKED FRENCH slhhS ana
JAPANESE SILKS, '.&f
JAPANESE POrLINs,
ORGANIZES LAWNS, ETC., ETC.; ,'',
TntIrclv new style PRINTS at all prices-s, To- L.
49, and 2oc.; ,o,
tcORSETs, LACE COLLARS, LINEN Coh-
LARS, and CUFFS; 2.aj aiI -,
,oIIVJN,s and; SEAMLESS KID GLOVES,
warranted makes; -, '< :, -, ,-,,s
HOSIERY. LADIES' UNDERsHIRTs, GENTS
: TTNDERSHIRTs, HANDKERCHIEFS, etc.;
CAssIMERES-a splendid line for gents ana
boys; =,
LLAMA LACE POINTS, small and large; a
LLAMA SACQUES, both IN black and white a.
GRENADINE and BAREGE SHAWLs, etc.
NEW GOODS every day. ~. -.
wv, a. T. r. PRICE & co.
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The abomiaahie odor Of the Ailanthus
Tree issgain poisoning the air Of the city.
AZ least eli OF those trees emitting that
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,~ WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
TION OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
large and attractive stock OF DRY GOODS OF
every description. In order to supply the de-
mands Of our immense retail trade we are COM
PEELED to buy In very Large quantities, and conse-
auently can give merchants choice selections
with liberal margin for profit.
Our stock Is replenished by trt-weekiy arrivals
of fresh goods, is kept at all times fun and COM
plee is always fully adequate to the wants Of the
trade. The quality OF our goods is superior. and
our prices as low as similar goods can be bought
anywhere. s-.ea
We invite an examination by all In want of
FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices. - JOHN N. WOODFLN,
my12 lit Main street.
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MEETINGS.

H1HE COMMITTEES AtIOlNI-NAS
am, Commandery, In regard TO the Masonic IT, ~
School, are requested to meet at MASONIC , hu ~
SEsDSY EVENING next, the sth instant, ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

A MOTHER TRIUMPH IN ART-THE
IA DUEHAM PlANO.-Professor 4. A. AM
bold, OF the Richmond Musical Exchange, has
been appointed the agent for the sale of this cele-
brated instrument, affurding our citizens an OPP
portuuIty of obtaining the BEST PIANO MANU-
Fractured IN AMERICA, and at price much
below that charged for inferior Instruments.
Il tpS-Jtk --ree
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~ DISC IpLEs CHURCH (sYCA-
tMoREL ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. III. and s p. d..
Elder j. A.DEAIsBoRN, PASTOR: Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS ats p. M
Seats fses. 3sa-tz tes lttf!ss{3. Atglitkta 3sl
Parsonsge, 4os Twelfth street,. my7ia;
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MET BLACK IRON GRENADINES
Every quality of these desirable goods In store.
We call particular attention to the fine grades.
Also a full assortment of all kinds Of DRESS
GOODS for MOURNING, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Another supply OF our excellent sHlLLlN1 anu
NINEpENCE BLEACuED COTTON. nv 25
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ma" MOURNING GOODS.
Our assortment Of MOURNING GOODS Is very
large. We give to this department special atten-
ton, and invite those In want to examine our ME-
RINGS MOUSSELATNES, ALPACAs, TAhISE
CLOTHS, BoMBAZINES, REPS, BIARRITZ,
SILlSTEINES, MOURNING SILKS, GRAPES,
BAREGEs, GRAPE COLLARS, GRAPE WELLS,
LOVE Wells, MOURNING HANDhEk-
CHIEFS, &c, &C. @.">. t-~. &t -s5.'.9..
Our stock of STAPLE GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS FANCY ARTICLES, UNI
BRELLAS, PARASOLS, FANS, COTToNs,
THREADS, SILKS, BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS,
&C. &C, is very large, and prices satisfactory.
49, @G JOHN N. WOODFIN,
..... r. -'s.-., .~z,ti lit Maiu street, 9 =,
mvl2 between Eleventh, and Twelfth.
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/ n~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR D =
This splcndtd HAIR DEEis the best in the world
fhe only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment ;no ridieaioas
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes fnvigo
rates and leaves The hair soft and beautfnl ofdc'
DR. bropn.s sold By all druggists and perfumeEs
and properly applied at BAToHELoR'sE WIZ
FACTORY, No. le Bond street. New York. :"
je2-eodlyr ilaGN 4 ), ''tfaJ.' ''@S. =