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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-06
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KosKoo is endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere. Read the, following from DR..
Tillerv, a successful practitioner of many
years st lnding in the Old North Suite:
Rock Mount, Edgccombe Co.,
september 10, ls69.
DR.. ]. J. LAwRENCE--pea SIR l have
used your Concentrated Fluid Extract of
Koskoo in my practice with thehIppiet re-
suits. | find il TO be O powerful Liver Invig-
oiator, Blood Purifier, and Nervous Tonic
In all diseases of the Liver, Scrofuluus Syph
little, and Nervous Affections, il is "a RENE
dy oflmmense value; in fact, in almost eve
ry variety of Chronic Diseases its use is in
dictated. Hoping you may meet with the
success you deserve as manufactures of re-
liable medicines, | am sir, with much re-
spect Your ohedient servant,
r. G. TlLLERY, NJ d.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-06
CONFECTIONE FRIES,
GAN MED GOODS,

TROPICAL FRUITS
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rpsCfaI rs.rsrRs.

D THE sHlyERIEG sEAsoN.-The
loss TO the laborine cl asses or the United states
caused by over and aEue has been estirns'ed al up-
wards OF two millions OF dollars per anaum.
Whole settlements are sometimes prostratea og
the disease, and 1t is regarded In some locaiif'es
as one OF those visitatrons OF Providence which
cannot be AVOIDED. This is o mistake. AS GER
ta.nly rs any OF the evils which arc invited oY
tne1,ect may be forss;ulled ny preraution, so Ger
I ,,n,y NAV an attack Of intermittent Tor REMIT
tentl fever be prevented by invisorating the sVs'
tenn With Hostel .er's Stom 'ch Bittera In advance
OF the season at which his meladg prevails. Pre-
%yentIon, ills needless to say. Is the wlsest p"hcE'
bus 1t Is conscllng to know that where Time mas
not been thus taken by the forelock, and the pa
roxsysms have actually comUenred,a comp,ele
cure may, in all cases, be rapidly rfiecteh py the
use OF this DO ~erful vegetable tonic. The rernta-
ton Of The Bitters as q specific for dyspepsia
liver complaint, constipation, and nervous d.
bility, has in some measure thrown Into the shlne
It's merits as n preventive snd cure OF other all
ments, but all who have ever akeu II, either as q
protection against or a remedy for malaFtous fe-
vers, win admit that It surpasses In efficiency ali
the so-called specifics (includlng qninine) usually
prescribed for these maladies, while It IS al the
same time entirety harmless and decidedly paia-
table. sc 5-eod&wlw
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General Titus-A Sample.

This General TITUS is one of the generals
of whom we have had such a surfeit. He is
from New Hampshire, and has been very
busy here In Virginia with his speculations,
which, under the manipulations and tricks
Of o vast number Of the suffers and camp
followers of the Federal army who have
usurped high military titles, has become
only another term for peculation. This
General TITUS has been also a great politi.
clan, and now makes his headquarters in
Washing on.
The Warrenton Mdex brings Us an &C.
count of D transaction of this general that
is quite in keeping with the deeds OF many
of his confreres. He bought, among other
farms, one from DIR. WELLINGTON GORDON,
situated In Loudoun. A part of the pur-
chase money Cell due, and was unpaid. He
did not fulfil his appointments made from
time to time but Captain GARDEN, MIR.
GoRDos's agent, pressing the matter to q
point, at last anne another general
one General W. G. n. DAvIs-as bis agent.
Captain GAaDEa, desiring to wind up the
of deceit and triding, garaisheed the
,a.k, the express Office, and General DAVIS
to get hold OF any funds either
aipht hold belonging to TIrus. A pack
ge, purporting TO contain $500, about
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n9 AUGUST 90, 1870.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NJ AUGUST 90, 1870.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
T: R. P2ICE & co.
are daily opening for September sales, either re-
tail or VIII hlesale, .
New liues of choice PRINTS at 10. 12sc., &C..
BLACK MOH aIR and ALPACAS, every grade;
IRISH LINEN (all linen}, LINEN SHEET1NGS.
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS and TOWEL
INGS,
MOURNING GOODS Ia speciality;
BLACK BOMBAZINFS, BLACK DELAINES,
BLACK TAMISE, BLACK BARATHEA,
ENG ISL GRAPE WELLS, WIDOWS Wells,
LOVE Wells, ENGLISH GRAPE. and HAT
GRAPE, b .kCK KID GLOVES, none but
best kept by this house
Elegant BLACK r GRAIN and other SILKS,
on hand and more expected these goods vii
be sold at old rates, although the European
way has advanced them greatly;
FRENCH CURSETa, UMBRELLAS,
LACE COLLARS, BUCK GAUNTLETS,
THREAD GAUNTLETS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, SPOOL COTTON,
CLOTHS. CASsIMEaEs, &C., &C.,
STAPLE GOODS, COTTON sHEETING,
BLEACHED COTTONs, BROWN COTTONs,
PILLOW COTTON, LIREN BOSOM SHIRTS,
FLANNEL and ERINO SHIRTS, &C., &C.;
all sold At very lowest market rates, either whole
sale or retail. T. r. PRICE It CO.,
1l0l corner Main aud Eleventh streets,
au29 nearly opposite post-onice.
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PoL1TIcAL.-There are one or two papers
in the State of Virginia which are en-
d~eayorin" to induce the Conservative party
to give up their organization and fall into
the ranks of the Democratic party.
What folly The Conservative party is
suited to the southern people, and is now q
synonym of strength the very name Of
Democrat would be m element Of weak
ness.
The Democratic party is an old party,
and n which has committed errors, for
which, much as we love it, we do not wish
to assume responsibility while the Con-
sentative is a new party, originated to suit
the eXigencies of the times, and it does suit
them. We want no fixed political creed.
Our creed is "The greatest good of the
greatest NUMBER; WI want no fixed poll
teal principles; we are not a political
party our principles are truth, justice,
and virtue, and opposition to all. proscrip-
ton, radicalism, and demagogueiSm.
With these principles we believe we can
accomplish our purposes, receiving the
| support of all good and true men in the
| South, regardless Of race. Let us not at
the bidding of ultra men commit ourselves
to the support of any special party except
| the great southern Conservative party
| Roanoke VdNey.
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DIED,

UAA<
Near Atlee's ]station, Hanover county, after q
long and painful Illness, IDA young
child OF William J. and hosa j. Lacy, a.ed
uine months and thirteen days.
FareSell IDA, thou art sleeping
Sweesiv in toy home of rest,
And we know while We sre weentug
Thou art now with angels blest.
Sadly weeps thy mother DER the
Gud has called thee to thy home,
III thy beautY thou hast lett her,
Thou wilt never more return.
Sad the house and lone the hours
Since thy sweet SIT lies arc gone.
But ah a brighter home Than ours
Is now In Heaven thine own,
Her funeral viii take pl acc from her fathers re.
sidcnce, on Catherine street, THIS at
4 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances invited to
attend.
In his city, on yesterday. W. WORTHIE, son
OF j. 4. and e. y. 4 ipgfeld, aged three years,
five months and five days.
Farewell, .WoETHIE. thou art sleeping
Sweet)y IN thy home of rest,
Aud we know while we are weeping
Thou art now with angels blest.
Sadly weeps thy mother DER thee,
God has called thee to thy home,
In Thy beauty thou hast LETT her,
Thou VIII never more return.
Sad the house and lone the hours,
Since thy sweet smiles are gone,
But, Oh! Il brighter home than ours
Ispow In Heaven thine own.
sidence 1t 1 o'clock ?. ii. THIS AFTERSooN..
Friends and acqusinta Of The family are In
vited to attend.
At The residence OF her snn-in-law, Pleasant
Wjlli0ms. in the town OF Fulton, Mrs. MARY
n JAY, In the Ifty-s.Senth year of her age.
der funeral win take plsce at the Fulton Rap
list church THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON ut
! O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance Of the
family are Invited 10 at lend wlthou further notice.
At TIE residence of her husband, on Twenty
first street. al 9 O'Clock Z. Nj. Saturdar, Sd sep
,emrer, 1870, Mrs. SARAH REBECCA, devoted
wife OF Madison E. Condrey, In her thirty-second
year.
She was a devoted wife, a kind and affectionate
In other. and kind neiShbor. She leaves a devoted
husband and three small children to mourn their
irreparahIe loss. None knew her but to love her.
She lived as lives a peaceful dove,
She died as blossoms die,
And now her spirit floats above,
L seraph in the sky.
BY ore who kntw and loved her. NJ. p. H.
On Sunday the 9TH. ut quarter to S O'Clock p.
NJ. JAMES THOMAS infant child OF William Il.
and O.: X. Bryant, aged ope year, one month and
tour days. Six times have these fonG parents
been bereaved Of their little ones. May God In
his mercy bind up their broken hearts.
Farewell, II thou art sleeping
SSeetl. in ny home OF rest
For we know while we are weeping
Thou art with The Saviour blest.
1t Mountain View, Montgomery county, Va,
Thursday morning, August 18th, 1870, In the hft,-
fifth year OF her age, ARAB s., wife Of Edwin j.
ArnisS. .-r1s
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NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NE NOW 1STHE TINE TO
BARGs IN DRY G~OODS-AVAIL YOUR
SELVES OF TIKI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
termined not to carryovcr my stock from one seq
son to another, / shaTl for the next fourteen days,
sell the remaindec of my splendid stock of sum
they will be closed gu. at auction in order to make
room for q large anc complete assortment of TALL
and winner goods. have just opened S, 600 yards
at the very low price of losc. Calicoes, fas. co.
lor for q. 10. and lac. -Lt.en towels, 10c. Linen
hsndkerchiefs, Sc. BLACK silks, from Sl.25 Gp.
These goods are very low. Also. Irish linens,
shirt fronts, %1anrels, csmbrics, Swiss and other
white goods ; lsdie.', gents, and children's ho-
siery; and every other stvie and quality OF goods
to be FOUND In any first class dry goods establish
ment, which we are offering at prices which can
not fail to please. Remember the place, and give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. GQLDBACK,
COZ Broad street,
au 10 between Sixth and Seventh.
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M WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Excellent CAMBRIA MUSLIN at CSC. per Vsro
wcrth 35c.; i
HArR-cORD NAINSOOK MUSLIN at asc. per
yard would be chenp ut soc.;
HARTFORD CAMBR1C MUSLIN at DOC. worth
75c. per yard;
CHECKED and sTIpED NAINsoORs at very
great bargains;
TUCKED SKIRTfNG at soc. per yard worth fsc';
TUCKED MUSLIN for waists at soc. per yard
worth 81; -.
sHIRRED or PUFFED MUSLIN for waists at
eoc. worth $l.25 per yard;
SWISS BUsLIHS at Is. 90, 25, 80, IS, 10, and soc.
per yard-also great bargains;
DIMITY. INDIA TWItLED LONG
Cloth, VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN,
NAIHSOuK and ORGANDY MUSLINs, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
1919 and 1915 Main street.
COATs'S SPOOL COTTON, every No. from 8
tn $50 at soc. per dozen BALE COTTON at sl.7sc.
per bale or bundle OF five POUNDS. au 80
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Grief JUSTICE CHAsE.-The Providence
Bulletin of Saturday states that Chief JUS
tice CHASE sis now at N~arragausett, reco'
"vering from an indisposition brought on
Shy too much exposure during his recent
"visit to the Northwest. Senator SPRAGuE,
"who is now in the city, has no knowledge
SO of the unfavorable character OF his Ill
"ness, as reported in the New York pa
"pers."
A letter dated Narragansett, September
3, says:
"The physician, in order. to secure per-
feet quiet for him (the Chief Justice), adj
vised him to visit Narragansett, and he is
now recovering very rapidly. He does not
consider himself an invalid, and we regret
very much that now he is almost well any
one should represent his condition as being
so serious"
The New York Sun states that the Chief
Justice has spent the summer in extended
travel in the Northwest. He was accompa-
MED BY Miss CHASE and Mr.. BOSWELL
RIGGS. He sojourned for some weeks in
the cool region of Lake Superior. On his
way home he spent some days in Roches-
ter, where the SUI WAS very hot, and he in
discreetly exposed himself until he was
overcome with exhaustion and required
medical aid. He was brought Immediately
to New Fork, where he suffered much from
prostration. However, he grew better upon
going to Rhode Island, and was rapidly re-
covering when last heard from at Nara
oonsett.
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WEDNESDAY,. .sEPTEMBER = ION
ra Enropean War.

6O2 - @
There Is no change in the "s'uat'on =
s,o urar between Prussia ana fraice sihee
aur iast date. The French necessarily Ie'
,>o,. their vows of resistance sheir de-
termination to drive the Frussians out OF
Rance. but there are no real means appa'
rent TO enable them to make good their
passionate resolves. The Prussians are
marching on Paris, and the next news will
probably be that they have reached it.
The French can offer no opposition 10
the march Of the invaders now, n I'arls
itself may be taken or reduced by slese
before armies can be raised and disciplined
to cope with the Prussians. even II we sup
pose the means for equipment are NJ haha'
Further resistance seems to be badness
The Partisan orators appeal to the example
Of the achievements Of the Republic OF 'n.
last century, without considering the grea'
change in war and the weapons OF W."
since that day-without remembering the
telegram and steam as auxiliarles equas 10
large armies, in fortiiying power ana con-
quest.
Certainly a few weeks or days will suffice
m show the utter hopelessness of farther
resistance.
Marshal IMAGINATION is dead. Whether
the plumbers Of his brief campaign were hts
own or the Fmperor's, he died a glorious
hero, and his name will be bright in the
page of history. His career was brilliant,
and his latest achievements, though beset
with misfortunes, cast no shade upon the
lustre of his fame.
The indications make the impression that
the kingly Powers will not intervene with
the purpose of stopping the war and con-
GLIDING a peace. We suspect that the dis
position towards intervention is rendered
less eager by the establishment of the Pro-
yisional Government in France, with the
release and ascendancy of the republican
spirit in the land. The Kings dread it, and
will have no objection to seeing it humbied
by Prussia. It is at the present ome
furious in its resentment towards the in
vaders, and had the French the forces, that
resentment would be hurled upon Prussia
with q ferocity not surpassed by any OF the
actions of the French Republic.
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RERLIN, july 30, 1870.

BERLIN, July U, IbIV.
~ LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS
MAkCK- ordering GULDBACk, NO.; COZ
LOWER THAN EVER, In order to make room
for his FALL STOCK which order ne re EN- Saads
lover than the lowest ; but being q subject OF
Prussia, he obeys the m andnte. and Is now ensrtgS
bis well selected stock Of SD M MEA ph5
sTIPLE and FAECYDRY GooDs to be found
ia any frst-class. establishment, at prices when
defy congestion. Call and be convinced, Tor
Yourselves that the cheapest storeto be found In
the city is 6ObDBAOK's. have ,receigedIo.
1hy more OF those astouishingly-cheap LiDea
n ndksrchiefs st &C.,, Linen Towels at lQc., and
other goods proportionally low. ! am agent for
EOBERTS'S CELEB RATED PARABOiA
NEEDLESS formerly kept by William N. Bell %
w. a GunDBACKss, No. COZ Broad street,
nm between Sixth and Seventh.
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aps..sns, paasraGka
ess- GREAT ATTRACTIONS AM
So BARGAIEs
FOR CASH ONLY.

M make a CHANGE IN BUSINESS we VIII
,oumence nom this day 60 sell our entire stock
Ar BELOW CosT&FoR CASH, consists
go 90 HITE GOODS, REAL LAGEs, HoIjE-
RY. GLOVES. DRESS TRIMMINGS, NO.
TONS. &C.
Cur stock Of REAL LACES Is probably the
largest as regards NOVELTY and VARIETY:
ia fact, the goods in all departments are COM
PLETE and FIR -T-CLASs.
The above stock will be sold at a GREAT SAC
RIFtCE.
The pubic generally are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
ARM1STEAD 4 BIBB,
corner Ninth and Broad streets.
N. B. All persons Indebted to the above firm
are urgently requested TO call and settle their ac-
counts. SCI
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p. H.


ITO THE MERCHANTS AND OTHER
BIIsIkr SS MEN OF RICHMOND The edia
tor and proprietor OF the MECkLENBURG
HERALD, published at BoydtoD, the county.seat
Of that populous county In souths, ha o giFgini a;
his paper as an advertising medium to the ha; l.
ness man OF Richmond. The Mscklenburg Herald
has 5 circulatlon In the conlty OF. MeckieDburg
that no other periodical ever enjoyed.
In VOC w mt he trade OF Mecklenburg advertise
In the Herald. We have made n specially or our
county circulation. Bes,dss this sefrcuiation we
narss of Virgins and Nortb CaroIina IS ANY other
country paper. q.
M aS~eodim "N's Editor and Proprietor.
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URGH EDGINGS AND
IaSERTINGS.-We have a full supply now on
hand, having made large additions to our stock.
All kinds of ClUNY EDGISGS ard INSERT
INGS. vALENCIENNES EDGINGS and ms
SERTING>, GUIPURE EDGINGS, BLACK
THREAD LACE, INFA FHOCk WAISTS,
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every No. of COATSS SPOOL COTTON from
8 to $50 ut Soc. per dozen-the trade supplied at
Ne~ York prices. au 81
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me- BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK AL
PACAS, BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now In
store a full assortment of BLACK ALPACAS
from CSC. to $3.50 per yard.
Also, BOMBAZINEs, DELAINES, GRENA.
DIMES, TAMISE, TAMARTIHE, BAREGES,
and other goods suitable for dresses.
CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS Of COLLARS and CUFFS,
LOVE and CREPE Wells,
MOURNING HANOI ERCHIEFS,
BLACK KID, SILK, and THREAD GLOVES,
al LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1215 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from 1 to II, at Sl.75
a bale Of FIVE pounds. THREE AND FOUR
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, COO. per pound.
au 80
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the instalnnent due. upon the farm, was
found In the express Office addressed to
General Fl. B. TITUs or VIC. d.. DAVIS.
This was opened in the presence of wit
nesses, and found to contain g only num-
" her Of slips Of blank brown paper of the
"size and pattern or bank bills. with two
"one-dollar Treasury notes on the upper
"stde, and two Of the same denomination
Sc on the lower side"
This package was designed for some tr'ch
MS deceptive as the package itself. the put
ting ID of such a package and sending II ny
express, labelled $500, was fr'mo !oe'e
proof that the man who put it up was
cheat, and intended to play a trick Q. sone
sort-exactly what it is hard to imagine.
Yet, this person is a sample Oh d oolae
which have been let loose upon the Soutn,
,n6 which have for FIVE years had the favor
md s,,nnort of Congress in their oppres-
a;ons and robberies committed upon the
southern people. They are not representa-
tive men of their own people. but The off
scourings Of the North-the strolling ex-
perts in rascality-whose whole study is to
get other peoples property without con-
Even Congress, which so long
to their cunning fabrications, has
fixed the seal of dishonor upon the fore
heads of some of the most distinguished
amongst them. They have used, and are
still using, the poor colored man as the in
strument of their selfish plans but retri-
button will wind them up in time.
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ssluAM0ND AND lcEa ElVaR
a. RAILROAD uINE-SUB EALTlmJak,
TIE NORTH, END NURTHWE9I-CHAMGE
Of see .DULG DALI iG1Cs!:T syn
Passengers ~: Baltimore and points NORTH
will take the passenger tratc rom The d.
90, OF the hichrnona and yorg E!vcr 2a:troad at
Richmond DAILY Except Sgndays) 1T !. NJ,
eIegant steamer SKATE OF viRG1aIA, Cap
tat1 S. ". ~EhSEH&g, or A4in"@EA*, Captain
rH1LIr REYBoLD, boto o.. VIII b hs%e ocen
nelly fitted cut with splendid sccomlnoda.icns
Tor Observation-Disclosures l>&iti-roc5 sha following
~aocntng IL s,me 20 connect wt:n t;e stgjns :er
log, the boa.s leave ger no: 2, LIgh!,str:st
wharves, just below Pratt street, Baltimore,
DAILY except sundays 81 o'cicrk p x,
passengers arriving In Ricnnond at $50 A. %.
express trai5 on tae atchmond ard Dahvillc rail-
road for Dan vile and all PORTS on that soad
Greensboro, salisbury, Charlotte, &c. y g;
Columbia. =. =. snd sn Iotuts South and with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railrnsd for the various
celebrated spriogs on the lice OF that road
EASSENG rh TRAIN leaves ricnmGtd d,lly
st p. n. Leaves West Point daily 81 $50 A. d..
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF ladlns, given 20 prominent
points. THOMAS bod A
iyI5 superintendent
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Presentation. James L. Orr, ex.Gov-
ernor of South Carolina, is at the Exchange
Hotel.
Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter and Judge A. B.
Cochran, of Augusta, were in the city yes
terday.
MIR. Halstead, editor of the Syracuse N.
" Courier, was at the SpotsWood Hotel.
lie goes to the White Sulphur.
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"ONWARDl RIGHT ONWARD
Into the Valley Of Beath,
Rode the sig nuntlred.N

Rode the six hundred.n ~
But lsrpcr by hundr. DIS multiplied Into mlillons
than the d omed band in Tennyson's poem is the
great calv4csde riding to SWIFT destruction, ana
huggIng the miseri,s OF death on me way, oy SUI
teri9g wiIfuIlv from that scourRe Fever and Ague,
or ChiIls and Fever. and osher kindred diseases,
when hy using MISHI HEkB BITES
their disea9e can he pffectually conquered. TINS
compliant Is common and dangerous, and untoia
thousands arc cxpnsedto 1t. MiSHLEk'S HEB
BITTEKS Is n certain curr for IL 'nq all equaiiS
nowerful prerentiue. II used regularly rs a tonic
It will waf d OF this and other diseases. Use II In
lime. Lelays are dingcrous. Sold by all drug
risis. Price, one dollar per bottle
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~NEW CALICOES, NEW DE
LANES, NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW ANTA-
LOON sTUFFS;
A large stock Of FLANNELS;
and UNBLEACHED COTTON
e. FLANNEL;
TABLF-CLOrHs, NAPKINS, DOYLlEs,
and TOWELS;
Don't fll to look at the PURE LINEN HUCkA-
BACK for towels at le3c. per yard worth 25c.;
Great bargains In everything in the DRY oOD
line at LEVY BROTHERS',
1918 and l2l5 Main street, Richmond. Va.
COTTON YARN. every No. from d to IL ut
SI.75 per bundle or bale Of five pounds XVII
TING CjTTON, coo. per pound. au 80
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TRAIN No. 1~.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN rfd
Washington leaves the depot corner of Byrd ana
Eighth streets, dali at Ills A. III. Arrives IN
Richmond daily NJ 2:3s z. NJ.
TRAIN No.. 2.-Ihe RAnTIMORT EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at ! quia creek with the
steamer Georgcanna and Ir0nsides leaves me
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth stree s. daily
Sundays exceptedl at O'Clock I. NJ. Arrives Ia
Richmond aonoays eIceptedl at $3.50 A.; NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.-THR niGH MAIL TRAlS ria
Washington leaves tn depot corner Q. BIrd "a
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted. ut s:so
r. IA. Arrives IN Richmond tdondays excepted)
at 80 4. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKs to 81 prtneipai points In lns
FRElGHTs contracted for and forwarded
daily. with dispatch, - all points NORTH and
WEST. ~
PRESS TRAIN will run rs far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corcet OF broEd
and Eighln street,. ~ 0 a. ". Returning, viii
leave Milford on Mondass at 6:cs A.. M. aud ar"
rive at Richmond &C s:3J A.. IL.
Apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner OF
J. B.
General Ticket A cent
ED. T. d. MYERS. General superintendent.
70 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-07

LISTS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the German Aid
Society are open at the following places
Virginia Stats Gazette office, Ninth and
Main streets; Daily advertiser office, Gov.
ernor street; G. Sauer's Hotel, Broad
street : Schott's Monticello Hotel, Broad
street Louis Euker's saloon, Broad street
G. Hebermehrs saloon, Eighteenth and
Main streets.