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, 1870-08-16

euler case, why is it that the Emperor,
who went tonnrd Verdun, due west
fr.m Metz, al : p. NJ, to meet
t,,e invaders, is surprised At nnd-
i,.c ,he1n, and, notwithstanding he ~ins
victory over them, he betakes himself ny
ION. N. to Longneville, Station On the
Paris l. Stasburg Railway, at least twen-
tv.tre miles fsvm either Metz, Nerdun, or
the scene Of battle, on the railway route 10
Cbalons: Na,nleonis description of the
battle shows that it originated in an at
te,npt Of the French to cross to the left
1auk Of the Mosc1le, the Prussians being
already there Whether be crossed to ode1
hattie. or IN retreat, is not clear. Nor Is II
clear what is meant by the rece'p1
If positive dispatches i'll London, Or
tue 18th. announcing Napoleon'
,a,rea, from, Metz, when Napoleon. at
o'clock on the 18th, was issuing pzocla
nation TO the people Of Metz, eonhdins ss
them the defence Of the city, advising then
=, rival tie army in loyalty aud courage
and expressing his belief that they woul'
,erer allow the enemy to take possess'o'
nj this 1ulwark OF France Is Metz le1'
lie st,asbuss, to fight for itself II
ware no, a safe place FOX Napoleon and N
amy to defend, how can the small Iopu'a
t;or of the town and an ordinary garriSo
defend it: The only conclusion We ca
foru at present is, that Napoleon hna1n
the prussians were west OF Metz, 1ouha
necessary TO attack them, and mafene
mn. of his entertainments Tor th'
w.rpo>e. In short, his pos
t;,n has been turned, and 1
h.s been compelled to take the open fell
N ,his emergency 81 battle OF t~o days h,
occurred, in which Napoleon gives the r =
sui, of The 6zst huff dag from Longue,ill
aus sta,ion which indicates tha, Sspo,s. Ss1.s'
~.s making good time to cl'alons; m wheth
,hc French army, If beaten, viii return
he fort,hcssions Of Metz, or sttempt
trea, to tho line Of the Neu'e' 1'As'
, 1870-08-16

The Springfield Register oomealto tho
rescue Of tho Democracy OF tho Thirteenth
Congressional District, who hare instructed
their candidate to vote for ia tafiH for
revenue only, " with the duty on lea, coffee,
and sugar repealed. Tho Rtoister saya:
Making tes, coffee, suKaf, and salt fste docs
-, ,neceasAtay. NOR IN Anr csent, prevent taetH
tof revenue only. The necessities Or IN etouomi-
e.! edmtaissfafion Of Rorctnmapt can b. met BY
moderate t11tQ on other com mobiles and aE1i-
caes produced IN foreign countries"
VIII the Register specify the othlr asti-
cles of foreign growth or production from
which the necessary revenue can ba collect
ed? In 1s6s-69 the duties collected from
all sources were. $lGo, 600, ,oo0, Of which
there vas collected FROM
Conee and its substitutes. <ll;ooa 900
Trs.. ............. ....... .....-..... 9.5o0,V0o
SuRlf 1::ti Boi1EEeg. 100000
Tn:al- saa< 500 coo
Ff" all c:fier ~, 600
..slso, ,ooo, 900
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, 1870-08-16

The Recent 'rlnndcr storm at lsIxh
lrldEe, y. T.--A Hall OF Fire Fails
into taac lstver--The Cl1c1axthIy Nni~-
c. thnt fo1losTcd-NglatAt xS.4- seen
ia q lSsArn aicAr by.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

M FALL-1ST0.-T. Il. PRICE co.
are now opening the choicest and fullest stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in the south. Families and mcr-
chants are invited 10 call and see the novelties III
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter goods may feel as
surcd of getting everything Of the BEST quality,
and AS low a. IL can be old In h United states.
Now opening, elegant stock OF Ladies' Dress
Goods IN black aud cGlored gro-gra,n, Ottoman,
f3ounc,tcs and Other silks, Velour, Velour lmpera-
trire, Chene Poplins Ia novelty Tor SUITS, En-
press CIoths-sli shades, T. Mcrinos, De LANES,
Alpacas, Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour, etc., etc.
American De LANES and Prints. immense as
sortmeut at prices TO- L. Is. 90 and Csc. to finest
Shcetiugs, Cottons, Towc!ing5, Diapers, Nap
klns, Crash, Linseys, Blankc's, F,annelS, etc.
Large supply OF Cloths and Cassimere5 for gents
and boys, both in French, English, and domestic.
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
CollaIets, ;:dglng5, In@ertingS Bands, ETC., etc.
shawls in Cashmere, blanket-lcng and square /;
Black Thibet, square and long; Scarf chawls. etc.
Moaning Goods specially; Velour Im1ers-
trice, entirely new; Otsomans, Tam!se, Bomha-
slnos Double-faced Mohairs, Alpacas, Do LANES,
Zurich, etc.
Everything guaranteed In color and quality In
this department,
n. B.-Goods cut for merchants ~ New York
jobblng rates. i. Z. PRICE CO..
&c % IDOL Main street.
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EsEEls.

October Is. 1870, AIS. MARE Z. PARSONS.
daughter OF the late john Br tain, In the 5!th year
Of her age. r.. r,r., a..
at s j Annals y e. T. 81 Broad .trccf. ! nc
friends AID ucuainG tncc- Of te q ceased are IN
yitc,I 10 , I. end without iul The notice.
Suddenly. On Monday. G"f brr H. 1871 a -
o.cIcn T. Nj OF hears disease. FkLlN MA .
TUrWS. in the 62d year OF hs ge,
lis funeral will take place f:om his late resi-
lence conner Brook svci,uc nnt Marshall streets
This (W edncsd.yj ENI y y at 81 O'Clock, his
friends ard those OF he family. a:c respectfully
invite d to attend without further notice.
October II, IRENE CAlB> /. he only dtngh-
ter or Elisha AMI ia|inia I. the:,aEed l2laothS
and q days.
Her funeral will t ke plac. ut The residence o:
her n rents Esd. hc.we,n a"d y Strec:> = HIS
MORNING III !0o'cock. The friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend.
Atlanta (.'s.) papers please copy.
At lis reside ace in M4nc ctr, Va. or Tues
day Octotcrls l-70, III twcut. minutes 70 O'Clock
A. NJ. ANDREW .. WILL :, lach!n!st,l aged
8! Hcsrs .
Baptist Chrrch II DAY 81 10 o'clock. Friends of
the family ar iuvitsdt II attic AZ.
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0SlF ehEsY.

Died, OF the I'd instant, Il! his reg!GrGcc,
"plpsco,:' In SUR. rou.l u. Va Captain " L.
LIAM DILL sRH, a:e1 ii .ars, leaving w dow
and tx chiidTen to mour' I II reIcrab.e loss.
III. rea:et was !, man al generous iapulscs,
quick 10 re I and punish insalt, and equ lly
ready To forgive IA Injury THESE who knew him
best iovei him most Ie%l! lever an aspirant 10
public office Erc;crrn2 ra.ter the quiet dignity OF
the life Of an 'old Eir- mia ccut!cman," which lie
WAS in every sens Of the I'm bit such was the
high destinations Ia which hc held 10y his people
that he was rather unwilling forced to serve Them
more tlan once in the n la. eg'slaiurs. and
was also the delegate from elect rll district TO
The mcuor ,ble r.ationaI Democratic Convention
which as sembled at Char!c.t ;. c., in 1870.
The writer Of this feeble trib tic Ia the memory Of
much roued friend has bad ample opp ftullilies
Tor forming GORE ct estim"t" uf his character,
and .ti.prgIi no rulopist, liz c@n,ot refrain from
expressing his siucUre A':lniraion OF The noble
qualities which adorned it. FRIEND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

n1~ SYSTEMS RUN DOWS.-Persons
often allow tncir sytcms IL run down. or rather
run them doom by ovcrwork. accompanied by a
neglect Of tie proper means Of lnTigoration The
result Is what Is callcf "GESERAL DEBILITY -
In other words failure and partial collapse Of tho
nhysicRl forces. accompanied, usually. by great
depression Of spirits.
The hest remedy in such cases Is H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BIITERS. Whether the state Of ex-
haustion has been brought on by excessive phySl-
cal labor dissipation, anxiety of mind, exposure,
or any other cause, the remedial effect of this
great stomachlc will be found equally prompt and
certain. AS a re ,torative, after severe sickness
has Frustrated the bodily and mental energies 1t
Is pronounced. by competent medical authority,
THE BEST TONIC IN CsE.r If men were no.
foollshy c5reless about their health aud ov8rcon-
adent In themselves, they would always, when en-
gagged in any work that required great excrtion,
use corresponding means Of sustaining their
strength. For this purpose HOSTFTTEh'S BIT
TERs are Invaluable. all toilers should use them
as AL invigorant.
For those cons antiy employed IN ln-door occu-
pations, especially In crowded workshops, they
may be reckoned rs the very best safeguard of
health. Where there Is predispositon to con-
stipation, or 4 tendency to biiousness, they may
be truly said TO be specific for which there Is no
substitute, DC E-eodlw&wIt
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;.,,.;o, Of Colonel Ordway,

rho domination OF Colonel CEpwAf a
y" candidate for Congress III
, ' district. and his acceptance OF Inc
honor, impose upon the people the duty OF
goins to work with hearts and hanos 70 20
Snc,,rc his election. Coming amongst Us II
= stranger but few years ago, nc mas So
dcmeancd himself as to have cameo 'n'
esteem of all who know him, ana 'h"s'
who know him best like him most. spe"N'
ers should take the stump in every couh,s
Of the district, and urge the voters 10 per.
form their duty on the 18th of November
next. PORTER is bad man and not oan'
rerous only because of his mental imro,
tency. Between two men OF characters an;
records 50 different. how can ANYBODY he'i,
tate a moment in deciding how 10 chooSe d;
conservatives of the third district go to
vail far rour candidate and foryour cause.
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.-R. :. MAT
ruEUs, in Il Radical speech he made III Dali
timore, a few nights ago, said, in speaking
OF the oyster war, that no othef state IMAM
Maryland would 'stand for day the IN
suit offered to her by Virginia" Virginia
has never insulted Maryland-never will.
yirginians love that glorious State. The
vessels captured by our navy were certainly
inside OF Virginia as she understands her
bounds, and US the commissioners OF the
two States settled them few years ago. II
they were not, the act will be dlsavowed
by our authorities. Mr.. MATTHEW'S car
surely make no Radical capital out of thi:
sort Of talk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

Grx. LEES NANE.-A letter from Lex
incton TO the New York Herald states,
upon the authority of nephew OF Gen.
LEE. that his name was "RosEnT Ed
WARP" and not "RonERT EDausD." b"t
the same letter adds, that " the mistake as
t., the name originated with Mr.. W. CA.
Pr. author of General LEES biography"
though his name Is given as ROBERT Ed
MIND" in ArrlEroN's Cyclopedia, pub
l;sbcd dnrjnr the war. We still suppose
tho latter to DC his name-posslbly gwen III
honor Of EDMUND RANDOLPH, who was se'i'
living when Gen. LEE was born. III IS Il
o,,cslion. however, that must be easy OF
settlement. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

4 WESTMINSTER ABBEY FOR VIRGINIA.
The Petersburg Indcr calls attention to the
fact that the ashes of Virgnia's honored
dead are scattered all over the Common"
wealth. and proposes that "the bones of
the slccpers he gathered together and de-
posted in the State Cemetery" 1t quotes
gentleman who is devoting energy and
heart to the regeneration Of Virginia as
saying that during the coming years a
Westminster Abbey would be as durably
and soldly beneficial to Virginia as the best
common school system that can he devised.
The influences should work together
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

MI CARPETS, CARPETS, CAkPE 10.
The assortment OF CARPETS we now oier IS 2 'I,e
of the best selected that we have ever oneLeo -,
purchased our stock this season direct rom ,,,nn
manufacturers, and can show some Styles
cannot DC eucps aaed ID beauty.
nak nt ou- rcnu ne ENGLISH BODY Bhoo-
SKIS ut s2.25 per yard; -
TAPESTRY RRUSohLo a'
sl.5O and 4l.co per yard; envy,
ISGRAIFS, HEMP, ana BEL
TIAN CARPETS, in grea. variety al very
low prices; .,.-rs NAT
4 full assortment OF RUGS, DkU66SlS' NAL
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
CT. lRwD Wool sPRf;A! :, CALlCo COM,
F,,RTFRS, BLANKETS. sHEEf1N"0' "'''
very cheap. w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

POSITIVE pLEpGE.-In the Harrisenburg
Convention, which nominated Hon. JonN
T.. HARRIS for Congress, the Committee on
Platform made u lengthy report, covering
several pages OF roolscap, which was laid
on the table, and the following resolution
wss offered by Dir. TATE, of Augusta, and
unanimously adopted by the Convention a
its platform
'"That this Convention will support no
man as its nominee who will not pledge
himself to act with the National Democratic
party in the United States Congress-"
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILRoAD,)
TREASUREh'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Oct luh, 1910.

Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N DIRECTORS of tbs Richmond and Danv lie
Railroad Company, held on the 18th day OF Octo-
Der, 1870:
''ReSolyei That the Treasurer proceed at once,
under the Supervision OF the President, 10 open
books OF suhscripti Tor 1900 shares st s'o Tor
six per cent per aunum. payable semi annually.
Resoived, That the Treasurer give notice In
town OF ID pyiIIc that tne books OF subscription
have Basn opened NJ the oil e OF the company, and
that this company will receive In payment OF such
sbs cr,n,ou bonds OF the 81 10 ut the rate E3eo
In State bonds for 5000 In preferred ock OF this
company or al the option OF the subscriber, S7s In
money for each share or the preferred stock as
above mentioned"
Pursuant 10 the foregoing resolutions, notice is
here bS given tina. subscriptions 70 the stock In.
d!csted sboye, win b received IN his Ntca until
further notice. h. A, hA kHER,
OsIs-Tu& W ,&ecdlm - "TNaspres.
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fForft,c DiSnatcli l

The Near Br3dge.-We regret to learn that
the proposition accepted by the City Coun-
ell is for bridge only exceptionally free
lrcc to some. to others toll. Will the citl-
zeus Of Richmond willingly submit to tax
IN $50. 0OO of bonds for a doubtful future
benefit, when by expanding the same
amount in clearing the channel of the james,
or by subscription TO the straight-shoot to
Lynchhurg. they could directly and I'M
doubleday increase their business and the
value Of their property!
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ME- NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS .

Handsome Dress Goods, only oCc.; rtcn Alpacas,
only aOc.; hest-nake CaicocT, only l23c.; Goods
for mems and hos 81 wear at 2oc.; Androscocs!n
Blfachcd Cotton, 1G5c.; good Llnsc's, 1?3r.; l@-4
Quilts sl75 lot Of sll-woal Flannels, only e0c.
Ladies' Heavy Waite Hose, l7c., elsewhere CSC;
Ladies i h!te Handkerchiefs, &c.: Crash for
Towels, l0c.; Huckaaack Towels. lcc.: told-Eycd
1.eydlcs, s.: Corsc.s, Laces, Edgings, Emhrot-
Gcrics Sh swls, Blankets, Ticklngs, OllclO.h.
Broaac 9th, Cas- imeres Ladies ard Cents VOL
lea SHIRTS ard Drawers, Linen shirts, Irish Lin
ems, Shirt sonts, Heckties, Nainsooks. Jaconets.
Uses, Ribbons, Nupkins, jet Jcwelry. and, IN
short. everything KEEP. In 4
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Having bought most OF my goods at auction for
cash enables me to sell goods ct prices that can
no, BE cquaed in cheapness IN this stelc and par
ties in want OF cheap aud reliable DRY GOODS
vii lind It very nuch TO their interest - give rae
call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. GyLDBACk, 6G7 Broad street,
between 9th ana 7th 81 ectS.
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NO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND

belle We Tia. Was fair.ycl ctsd ~ !, ii Cos
stab. = of The city, and ru,i received tue Off
clal r,tlrn, | qualified, aud have discharged the
duties Of tic Office and am I'll doing So. Tie
Judge who b. law is uat'- III. sole II tier In
conte ted election, having dcrid trat new eicc-
ton must le heli CHI .erfui submit 10 hts dec
SION, aud ennoLDce WyseH c.nCldi te Tor re-
elr ZION.
II does not become me TO 81 r my qu 'fea-
tons for tn Office, pvt u, = without inoeiicacy
say that have honestly emo .,Yo ed to discnarg.
lis duties faithfully accoIGi - law. l am I'M
con. U!uils 81 having done Mr Ito any man, aud
am not aware that any man |, epnpsiued OF me,
Ii Il shall he your s1easrrp In TO hestow your
sufrDgcs upon me, shall Il etsfu 10 You, and,
30 endeavor to perform III. 4 los rs 10 give y0u
no cause TO repent your kiIiG
oc lQ-u AUGl j Il w. ROSLSs Il
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ERESH ARRIVALS.

The undersigned 1>gs tn call the attention cf
buyers 10 his entirely FEEsb STOCK OF DRY
G3OD9 now In store and receiving. II Is conf
IDENTIFY believed that 10 sock superior I" IL MSS
bsen exhibited IL this market since the war; II
has been selected with 1rea. rc, aud ~!ih special
reference to the wants Of this commonly.
We Invite particular attention 10 III foH3"!ng
lines Of FORhfGty and Dp"|SIiC "a htio"'
which we G7c prepared 10 exhibit II large 4o@h'i-
ties ard gre at yarie.?:
IDUR-IEG Go DIS toEcT1Ty G@7cEipi3al "A
ALPACAS.
BUMB4ZlFES,
REPS,
GTIDTt*S,
TAnI-E Cloths.
MOJ>E1!Ss.
NERIStE, e..
In DRESS GOOii7 our stock Is really Sttrac-
tive. embracing al Of The latest .;G'E"-
TIES and w!l De sold a. l0w ~ simiitr gods can
be bought anywhere.
We c:u snc.itt attention - our isrgc assort-
rIrnt of C!.OkhINGS IN NCl;eI. Fc.TcttcnS,
Cloths &C. Also, CiIJAkS trcady made and in
great yaricty( and q magnificent l,rc Il hawts.
CLOTHS and CAS>IME,:I:S, Cor men and boys,
OF both forci N and domestic Manufacture:
GEEl.U UNDERWEAR Tor ie-ie5 aud gentle
men
FLANSELS, CALIHOHS, iISSEY-,
tsR,gWE aud ELEACaED GUTcO%A
IRISH llSEES,
HOSIERY,
RASDHERCdIETS.
GLOVES,
REAL. and IMIcETID& LACE,
EMBROinFRIgS, e..
In fact, our stock Is complete IN every psrttcn-
lar and pc cordially invite al exam alton ay Ill
.n want Of tirst-caSs goods ST the lowest possible
figures. JOHN =. "h)Dt'h,
III Main street.
y. S.-MerChants visiting tais city are invited 70
examine our stock aad be convl fced that ~, I'LL
supply Ihc:S wants ut northern toborg rates.
go % I'm j. =. WGoDFiS.
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TIE FREE BRIpGE.-We have heretofore
given the reasons why, in our opinion,
there ought to be free bridge between
Richmond and Manchester. \ correspond
ent who does not agree with us has handed
t. Us the following communication, which
needs no reply:
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ME- PHYSICAL RTGULATION.-Th

fy 1SIJAII RFUUIATIUN.- II nv
causes Of disease often lie beyond our sight ana
we learn their nature only BIZ the symptoms. Thus
we find out our physical depravitv. 1t may spring
from torpid liver or inactive kidneys, or n dis
ordered stomach. or impure blood. Now MlStl-
LER'S HERB BITTERS Is standard remedy
rar working out morbiic matter and purifying
thc blood and secretions for in7igorattng the
stomach forcing with healthy action the liver ana
spleen: healing and strengthening the Kidneys !;
lmpurt clas' lefty to the muscles, and Il calm
force TO the nervous system. The dchilitated AMI
cn:eehled Of both sexes and all ages will IND II
the only true. afe, and satisfactory st machlc ana
alt rative Bittcrs in use and Under its vitaizinE
operotion D rfect health and splend did splrits are
inscred Sold everywhere. oc H-eodlw&wt
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may GoODs.


T1HE LADIES WOULD DO WE'LL TO
aga sanpITigg te ~ We viii choice
DisY GOODS, as IRE are ceiling orr stock OF fancy
dry goods at prime cost to enlarge our shoe 'f""'
Emil lines OF WHITE GOODS,
Fni lines or FMBROIDsRY
FuIl I,rcs or \ OTfOEs. &C
The goods FIRE h. ana were seiecen "ai, l Ice.
c,rn and are acknowledged To be the very choicf"'
III Inc Guy MARCUS HARRIS s. BROTHER;
ocr corner or Fifth and Broad streets.
TREsH ARRIVAL OF ,>yv coo,s
n EALL AND WIaTER DRY 'oo'o
ATT JULIUS sYCLE'S,
A., ,,a,, street. second door from corner sth et'
nm recei ing by every steamer large 'o;s OF
svcry description OF DRY GOODS ana EAAc1
GOODS. when are selected with the GreatesS care
csoecially for this market, ana oous' at 'he low
cot cash prices
Dress Goods of every description;
rnnress Cloth in al colors from 60 to &C.:
french Merinos, in all shades;
So,,d-noiored Alpaca Mt 25c., very cheap
English Grown Popl1n, 30, s., and &C., entirely
Plaid Popl,ns st s2so: great bargain;
irish and Frerch FoD!;n. in great variety;
OTTOMAN Cloth and Reps;
Touslin DCla!nc ut 20c.;
Black Alpaca5. from sc. upwards:
Mourning Goods In great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
~ Blea che1 Cotton az 1oIc., the best 10 the city
Cdl,cGes ut l23c and as low As SC 49,,
Brown Cotton Al Sc.-ve-y good at l2lc.;
10 >hcetings at reiuced prices;
Canton Flannel az l5c. per yard
sHAwLS AND CLOAKING.
Chinchilla Cioaking IN tho Ia est designs;
Long nd tqIare Broche IN wis;
@rollcn Sh .Tls, from 81 IS upwards;
Misses ShL~l3 al, sizes, from 75c. nDwarde:
Bl.ck SILK Eelvc, warranted pure SILK. for Ciosk-
Ing;
vaIvctcens, all coors, at the lowest prices
White Flannel 1T 20c. PER vard
Cassimnres, Cloth. UoeGklnS Casslnett5, 10 SUIT
Mems and Roys weSr:
large lot of Blankets, white and colorec, NJ re-
duccd prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
h1rseilles Q2l't;, ,,
Sank ms end noy!cs, from 75c. per doz. upwards;
Table i,amat k. from coo. upwards;
Hosiery and Gloves; ,
2ash Rinhoa Ia great ysr!cty and latest ety!e5;
Velvet Eibbon, sill widths;
100 COZ Linen Cambria Hlnckcrchlees a. 3Sc pee
100 do ditto a. zoe. Per dozen;
100 do. difto mt s5c yer dozcI.
we call special attention To our ssocH or T.h'S
Furnishing Goods. which "a always complete.
All we ask IS cali ard examination OF our
stock and You VIII fl1d the right good; a. .hs
rIpht prices ''all Eorn. JI It's ~ Ct.F so
oc3 so3 NaIn street. I'd door rclpT fth.
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In addition to the regular elections, 1t
win he necessary TO hold In November
special election TO ill the vacancy created
by the death Of Hon. ROBERT RIDGwAy. We
suppose that Col, DUKE and Judge RIvEs
will be the OPPOSING candidates by common
consent.
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

HARY & CARLTON,
" No. $40 BROAD ST.. second door from 9th.
We are daily receiving our FALL STOCK OF
GOODS, cons sting of Ladies', Mtsses' ,Cbildren's,
Gents, aud Boys BOOTS, SHOES, and GAL
TEkS; also, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS,
&C.. all from the best manufacturers and OF latest
STYLES and We invite u call from aIl In want be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
FRANK NJ. CARY,I
oc IL V. ). CARLTON.
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STATE OF vlRGISIA, COUNTY OF HENRIco

STATE or ylRGISIA COUNTY OF HENRIco
do solcinnly swear that the above statement Is
5. B. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed snd sworn to before me this 18th
day OF October, 1870.
j. nj, MURRAY, Notary Public.
I. DAVENPORT, JR.,
JOHN PURCELL,
j. II. BLAIR,
l7-H Directors,
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me- FALL STOCK OF BOOTS AND
sHrlIS.-I would respectfully cell attention to
nv large and varied stock of BOOTS, SHOES
AND TRUNKS, manufactured by the best B'lti-
more and Philadelphia makers, which L ther 1t
prices that defy competition.
JOHN IIAERCLD,
~ oodov SIT Broad stre2t.
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PYLASD Fl. NoRvELL, formerly with Isaac Sy-
Gle; WIN. Il. 3. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoLTZ. ana
Mss ALICE HARDEs7Y, are with me, and would
III. pleased to ba favored With call from theif
friends and the public generally
ora 4. GOLDBACk.
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DIRK GOODS.
DIX GUOES5. ..-~@~~-~~
Gr,osING CUT, CLOSING OUT,
~ REGARDLESS OF COST,
ATTHE
CALIFORNIA AU cTIoF sTok"'
co,rrp FOURTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS

+ herewith beg leave to inform the pao'ic ''''''
have concluded ID close ont my establishments "'''
Saturday. November 5tl. and therefore am no"
offering for sale my ENTIRE STOCK comprising
the most attractive and desirable goods at prices
Which viii astonsh everybody
The goods remaining on hand VIII he dispose" "'
nv ,rc,iou on TUESDAY, November 9Th. As th''
Is n rare occasion TO profit BY. eau ifoN ~
friends and the public in general Is soEc"eo'
s. LIsBERdER,
oc ld-tS1 lallA"ih1A