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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

In the eighth congressional district the
Radicals try to excite prejudice against
General TERRY because he was once an
Old-Line Wing, and in the seventh district
they are trying to damage Colonel BRAxToN
because he was once a warm Democrat.
In the eighth district, a Democratic re-
gion in former days, the people are mag
unanimously running a Democrat. In the
seventh, a Whig region in former days, they
are, with like magnanimity, running a DEM
zn.
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nGEe DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS
We now offer n full assortment of
EMPRESS CLOTHS, from GO to 75c. per yard;
FRENCH MERINOEs, In all colors, at 75c., s5c.,
and 81
Solid. colored DELAINES at coo. per yard;
A large assortment Of PLAIOs, POPLIEs, AL
PACAs and POPLIN ALPACAs. TAM1sE
ROMBAZINE, hRMURES, BIARITZ, PIN
GLINEs. BLACK sILKs, and other style
DRESS GOODS, at verv low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2I5 Main street.
BorLEyARD and BALMCRAL SKIRTS IN
endless variety. se!s
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CIV ROUSS,
No.. 1913 MAIN STREET.
OCTOBER ], 1870.
BARGAINS FOB TIE RICH,
BARGAINS For The POOR,
BARGAINS Fur EVERYBODY.

Mr.. Rouss has sent Us q perfect avalanche OF
auction bargains. He sends US by last steamer
Elegant ALPACA POPi.INs, to sell at s5c.:
FRENCH ALPACA POPL1NS. to sell ~ 373c:;
FL ID AID STRIrED ALPACA al
ALL,WooL DELAINEs, stac.;
Best ALL-WOOL FLANMELS, eSc.;
B.ACK ALPACA, worth Soc, at a7sc.
L NE S, ali Kinds. colors, and descriptions ;
ELEGANT OPERA 81, 4oc.
DbACK and WHITE VIZ Torth p, al Fs.eo'
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! all klndsi
LINEN DIAPsR- worth SO. at S2.25;
COTTON dap GR, nth s. ut Mob;
ALL-WOOL CASSIMEkES, worth II, Ut 'oc.,
FREDERICKSBURG CASslME2ES,
Elegant o. OTIS and CASsIME2 Es..
The prettiest HOOP-SKIRIS worth 81, at que.
Large ~MARSEILLES SPREADS, worm So'
BLaNxETs, BLANKETS, BLANKETS:
A full stock of DnMESTICS at factory prices
The handsomest PRINTS in the city 90,
Elegant BOULEVARD sklaTS, worm "a
Very Handsome JAPANESE SWITCHFs;
The best CARPETS In the city at 75c.; e1r.
Ladies' LINEN COLLARS, SC. LACE SElS,,
misses', and gents BEITIsH HOSIERY;
Misses BAL RJSE, 20c.;
XII GLOVESf from 40c. to g.. oc-
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sprs1an reragEs.

n7g-MoNROE PARK L0Ts.-At Ak
n,s.- ck TH we viii sell, upon thspreusues,
M nrser Of Mfr. c. q. wiiiismss t~rustee, thst very
seansini LOT OF GROUND on the south side Of
Trank,in street, adjoining the residence Of Col.
ordway and overlooking the PARK. It fronts 90
feet, runs back 2sc feet to an alley, and win be sdld
a. one lot or sub. divided as may be desired by
bidders.
For terms, see the advertisement In the auction
columns of this paper.
Thosc wtsh'ngto secure a choice lot In that very
desirable and improving locality, should by n
means fail to attend this sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
+ 1t Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

The address of the State Central Commit
tee to the Conservatives Of the eighth con-
sressional district is temperate, timely, and
appropriate. We commend it to the consid-
Grafton of the sterling voters OF the South
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me- c. DuGGETT & CO., No. % GOV

NE c. DUGGETT & CO., No. % Gov
ERNUR STREET, corner of Franklin, have re-
ceiyed a general assortment of CARPEr1NGS,
FLOOR UIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, CURTAIN
GOODS, WINDOW SHADES and pApER-
HANGING, wi h the usual supply OF UPHoL-
STEERING GOODS, ior the fall trade, which will
be sold at very low prices, and PAPER-HANG-
ING aud UPHOLSTERING Of every description
executed promptly &C 4-2H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

RYLAND n. NonvELL. formerly with Isaac Sy-
Gle WV. II. B. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoLTZ, and
Miss ALICE HARDEsTY, are with me-, and would
be pleased TO he fivored with q call from their
friends and the public generally.
oc3 A.. GOLDBACK.
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DIED.

On September the 2slh, near Hampton, Va, Mrs
ELIZA Alb W. SAVAGE, wife OF Edmund e.
savage, In the fJrty-sixth year of her age, She
was Il devoted wife, an affectionate daughter, anu
died In the full hope OF q blessed immortality.
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r PROPOSE TO FORM A CLASS OF
YlIInG In nIEA for q aamawhar extended
DRIYATE SCHOOLAT
L UPPER SHIRLEY,

Having procured q eraduste OF the University
Of ylrgtni, to teach my children; win take sax or
eight scholars, boys and 9,Jis. SesstoD, ten
mon H., commencing 1st pt Der. Each scholar
requ red 10 fu ni5n their own towels, sheets, aud
pair blankets.
TERMS: $lso- board sn1 tuition full term
one. hair in advance balance ,st March. WASH
ing extra.
Office, Prince George county. Va Sc wv
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PROPOSALS.

5 OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
+. RICHMOND, VA, oct. oh, 1870.
.OTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
~ ccived ut this Office until SATURDAY, sth
Instant, at 1. O'Clock IA, to furnish $50 ions best
BED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for use In
butloings.
[ngs reserves the right 10 Tejec. any or all propo-
sals. II. DiMMcGh,
oc Sat City Engineer.
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Es,uCArroNAr

CITY FALL HICHACHD, Va tfct. 81 1S3e.
THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL
i SGH0ULs;hs sc been opened.
WHITE.
~1rtsrusdiste sshocL -Boys. Corner Governor
and Ffsnklin strests tep stairsl, Miss Ella n.
p.sssry sshoolaBeys; Corner Governor and
Primary school:-Boys snd Girls Corner Of
W.J1nes, seaceer.
The following changes have been made
WHITE.
Grammer Schoolgirls Broad street, between
9th and 10th, MissL Baimaine Pearce, teacher.
CoLORED.
Grammar Boys and Girls: Come, ed
intermediate School. Boys and Girls Chin
borazo, Miss L. A.. Rogers, tea her.
Primary school; -soys and Girls : Cnimborazo,
Primary School. Boys and Girls Twenty nth
strt ct, Asbuty Chapel, Mrs G. Colin, teacher.
Primary school-Boys and Girls !: Navy Hill,
Primary schoo1.-Boys and Girls Navy Hin,
oc - superintendent Public Schools.
r PROPOSE TO FORM A CLASS OF
conrse OF CRITICAL BEADING IN THE ENG
LISH CLASSICS. Deaigced primarily for grad
Course may be found useful for amy ladies simi-
lnrly prepared who may wish. by regular plan
and associated effort, TO cxtel dtbcir acquaintance
with the literature Of ourlanguase.
The class viii meet at the Institute, and con-
time from early In October 20 Dear the end of
June. Two meetings a week and an hour In tho
afternoon VIII perhaps be best.
Charge for the course, 800.
Apply to me ut the Institute.
sc 30 lw CHAS. II. WINSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-05

OFFICE E~EGISEER)
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. s, 1870.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived at This office until L. O'Clock on the 18th
OF OCTOBER for The construction or u DREDa-
lag MACHINE on the Cooleypl4n, with any i'm
psoyements thatca be made thereon.
! SPECIFICATIONS can be obtained byapplicasion to
This Office. ~ RID: MISkR~~~r
Engineer James Riger Improvement.
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DRY aOeBa.
.nLEAsE a 81 NoTICE

-rrAsE TAEE Notice!
OUR STORE WILL BE oLoocD
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER STH,
AND RE-oPENFD
ON THURSDAY, uGG'
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me- GIILT-EDGE GOSHEN BUTTER.
This Is the best butter that Is made. just received
at SHIELDS d CARY'S,
ocs coo Brood street.
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u POWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS, at
SHIELDS & CARY'S,
oc5 900 Broad street.
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GROCERIES, &c.

FRESH AND DESIRABLE GROCE-
e hIES.
900 bags fair to choice RIO COFFEE,
100 Tags oh ice t.AGUAYRA Do,
60 bses old Government ia va and ARABIAN
500 barieis REFINED SUGARs-A, Crushed,
Gran, Po,'d. and Cut,
$50 barrels x. c. CUT HEARINGS,
ESQ packages CANDLES; 500 boxes oAKLEY's
es hhds. sI1Rs and SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
so nbds. til triT 70 c SHTaPP ?, r. SUGARS.
SOLE LEATHER, GHALN PEPPER, GIN
GER, SAUGER's MUSTARD, choice G; r,
we are prepared. Notwithstanding the great
flood, to accommodate our friends and The trade
generally. ro
0c5 .. =. IahD1 u W.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL
IN AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Elicit g. WATKINS,

Elicit & WATKINS,
No. loll MAIN STEET, RICHMOND, VA,
are now prepared to ctfer to the merch pts OF the
South an E.rIRELY NEW ~ or 49,
every article usually kept III a whcie7~ le DRY
goods bous@; all new snd selected WITH care nor Iof
cash. and which we Will self to the CASH ano
prompt trade ut prices rs Low as they can DC
bought for in any market in this country.
An examination OF our stock Is earnestly So
lctted. ELLEIi NaIAIH"'
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TN COUNCIL OF RICHMOND, Octo-
n ber I'd, 1870. Il was
.Resolred. That the Clerk or the City Council
pc Instructed 70 publish Q notice IN the city pap9r6
LOT one week foTbldting any persons paying their
LIES 10 Mr. Davidson, and notifying them that
ne recognized by the cily.,s .
.ns aofsgoing Is given asfuil notice TO all tax
-an = lnsfein. &c. HOWARD City Clerk,
1---Iw hnd \ oHscton Clerk CaBnrIi.Ra
SEEDs, TREES, AND FL0WERss-The
~ 1909 mas net ma'srisily Injured ra, epd we are
t ,o,ns sxs,s ii ! naIany prepared to supply our pat,
AND tlARDEE Serbs.
FhuITAAD oRNA MENTAL TREES,
DUT FLOWESSs FL0WFRlNG pi.ANTR. &e.
ALLAN & 3ONHeON.
DC a-lw 1905 Main street.
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DON-TDN GROCERY AND CHINA
D ST R., M. 5l5 Broad street, between so aug
Cu.. dealers in choice FAMILY Groceries, Crack
crs, Teas, Flour, Provisions, wooden ana VII
ow-ware Cigars. Tobacco, &c, .FIrst-classg oous
sold at lowest prices. City and Country p,trnI-
age solicited. &. W. Grant being engaSeo IN ms
firm as salesman, would mos. respectfully s0ilclb
he patronage of his friends. ocs S.tN
NEW YORK STATE BUTTER, fresh
~ and sweat:
xEW HIPS, grown near the CITY;
ASSORTED PICK les by the gallon,
and many fancy groceries. r,no
ocl y. %. hLDO.
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NE PEEK, FREAN & CO.'S ENG.
T1sH CRACKERS
SHIELDS & CARY7S,
oc go Broad street.
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For Tie Ellsworth American
Clark and Parker at 8. w. Harbor.

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IN '''''i' "l eo'h'lehda''oh Oh young
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. ''4'''' - ''''o'''
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tally facetious on the Quakers Prov

Css
You're a rum Quaker, you arc. Why,
you don't quake wur-l cent
I'm not a 'Sha'i'ng QIllcr. isthat's
what thee means"
'Of the Hickory or rather of the
Old Hickory stripe. should say" re.
torted the lively man; but the Quaker
relapsing into his usual monosyIlablcs
he conversation tagged
Time sped. and sooner than we cx
pectcd, the coach stopped where we
were to have supper AMI 4 change Of
horses. We ha.l deferred d re-tls;r.ol-
ton of our elects till we should leave
this place. rs the dim light Of the c,acl
lamp woull have rendered the process
somewhat dif'icu!t before
II was EOw necessary however. that
1t Should ~ attended tp ut once. as
our joyial companion hal previously
announced his intententipn Of icaviag
rs a; this point. He proposed pust
ponemcnt till after supper. wh;ca he
offered to g and order.
NAY urged the Quaker. with an
approach 10 ahsaptne,-. anj laving hi,
ilani on the othc., arm. business be-
fore pleasure, aId III business there
i no time like the present.
'Wiii thee br gopI enough ~ search
TIE prisoner" H. >tid 10 me ,.iil Keep
ing Ms hand III i friendly Nav, on the
-cnIrr'5 arm.
| IiI !, buy ,tYt ~. ojtGs xFnfat g-
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HALLS
Vegetable SiiciIian Hair ReneWer

Erery Uear increases the ropm-
iarifY Of this rdiGdbfe Hair Prcp-
drdtion, 'chich is dUe to merit
ogOHe. We can assure oar Ofd
patrons that it is Kept Juiiy APP 10
ats high standard. and to those
xiO hare aerer used IL re rGn
confsie,sfIy sdy. that IL il the OHly
,efia6fe and perfected S,seJs0ra-
fioA 10 restore (:sfAN or FADED
HAIR 70 ats uo7ffhfHf color. max
ing az soft. fnstrosss. and sifaeH
M scoip. IY as HSe. becomes
wIiite and Cfc6f a. rCmOres all
ernpsiOns and ddndrnH. and by
ifs tonic properties DrereHfs the
hair from J0ifing ont. as IL slim
ufdfeS and HoarisheS the hair
glands. Ey its use the hair C,o'Cs
thicker 0It'i stronger. la badness
IL restores The capillary glands
to their Hormcl rigor. a.d TiU
cI.eoie % HeO 0f'0scsh e.rcepf IA
e.rs,,enie oIi 0ge. II ss the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
es.ey used. as it requires TeUeT
aDDlicdtioHS. and Osres the hair
that >ptcndid gfossV appearance
SO much dfWired or al. 4. 4.
UdyeS. VI. H.. state -fss0Uer of
Mass. sdHs. 'tfile constituents are
pure ami cnrcjHify selected for
eJ'celfrnt Tu1ijiH. aud I cOnsisfer
i. me BEST PREPARATION Ior
us iafended purposes. Ne pub
iiSh a treatise oH ne hair. nkich
sne send free 6y NAL upon dppii-
cation. ,rhich contains coHMeH-
d"fory notices Prom ciergyDen.
}i.vs!cdanS. the press. ana others.
Ue h"re ma.ie the sf"dy ~ The
Hni,. diid It's discusses a spcciaIfy
Tor years. d"d knOr. that He make
ne most eUcrfire preparation for
The restoration and The preserrd-
ton OJ The hair. e.rfdHf. and 50
GchHoUicsiGcd by the be~ Ncdi.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sid By al Drrq7isfs ond Dealers in Msd,ein<
Price ono ID oiiar Per Eossio.
r. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY. NASHUA. Nh.
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bridge, the construction ot which he
favored anl in which he largely invest
ed. llis stock yielded grand return.
tue shares in which formed princiEa al
feature IN the beluests male in his
will. llc left two thousand dollars to
he put a. interest for the benefit OF the
poor MT in thr vorkhocsc and also
gave the town Of Maiden three hundred
dollars for bell, ani the sum of two
thousand dollars, the interest of which
for hundred years was to be devoted
to the support of the gospel.
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RIDING DOWN.
BY NoR,ii PERRY

oh did YOU &C, him riding down.
And riding down. while all the {, wn
came out to see. came out to see.
Aud al the bells r3u.g ma with gicc'
Oh did YOU hear those bell, ring out.
The bells ring out. the people shout.
And did YOU hear that cheer on cheer.
That over all the bells rang clear'
Aud lid YOU zee the waving ilag>
The fluiterlng flag. the tsttrrcd flags
Red. W hiic ami blue, shot through and
through.
Bsptiz.d with battles dcsdiy dcwi
And q d you hear the drums gay boat
The drun,,' gay beat. the bugIrs sweet.
Ibe cynbsis' clash. the cznnon's crash
That rent the SKY with sound aud hashf
And did vou see me waiting there.
iu,i waiting there. and watching there.
One hltac las snii the mas
Thit pressed 10 see The hero pS.ss
AID ,.ld YOU see him smiling down.
AuI >nii.Iug down. A. riding down
With II west pace. with stately grace
lie caught the vision uf a face.
Nv iacc uplifted. red and white.
Turned rcd and whit. with sheer delight
To meet the e.. the smilsn, eyes,
g,u Ha-Ilu- n their SWIM >urpri>'.
t... q f.l .rr how swim l. came.
iipw -f..r camc like sudden fame.
1.l .i.l..s 90 tnr- II uuly the,
.- i.tIH it-. who hlu~hed to sect
i.t ;..r.t lows ail along.
en-. a.i ..iot.-. 4. iotei, Ghromg
~ t..st- i,ii. bcSonI compare.
.,r..urd bat uppu him riding there.
r,ch face wts ilAc rAdi ~ gem
\ >IarAlne gem, ami Vet tor iuem
NpsN .'I IA. came IKE >liliru flame
Ncsg..NS glance took ccT,4ia ailn.
lie iuri "a away from all their grace
rom all IN q grace ui perfect i...a.
H. ,u;it, to me-. TO auis M
Ia ii-} . la. wa, b.u,hvi - zee.
o.i anl New ias Ma.
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NlunSon.
THE ABANDONMENT OF CHILD at the
Bo.t N Depot Il few days "go is explained 10y
May l4th, 1870.


Bo.t N Depot Il few days ngo is explained 10y
lh,. following despatch from okowlesan:
Thi. ,a,,nw wa, m al. 4 bit velicr in c n.c-
auen,.. oi Al item IN The Reporter YESTERDAY
a. ru from III. Porti ul 4 lceftiser, 10 IN.
.f .ct ia Il Il fem tie chill alb IA, TIL rec IN ,lth.
Old WAS found IN The wafer closet IN the f. s.
ani +. station At Portland, iA.t Friiav
couple came here from Nova Scotia, ami to
iIem born child that the l,her 81,
,h' ha!ed and the father wishsi to die but the
child "a> bora 10 ityc. Untii last t'1l the
III 'thcr attempted t. give the lid away. bat
that Il y veal to pJrtiill and can Ulc. HIth
cut sINtnS III IL ne HI gtyen it away. y 9TH
ing was Thought of the matter un'Il The item
appeared ia the paper, when tiU woinsa caii-d
UPON and gave story that did not seem per-
feet, hut alter ii while coufcsscti. The Port
land authorities were teesfiph u oI III; fsct
aud The officers herr were Is qIe ,tca ID arrest
lie ,ar:ie, and hoid them ului Monday. fhey
have a,c .d.nsly been arrested, The man pat
IN the lookup aud the woinIn und.r guard.
The parties give their names ~ Uakla AUD
cuwe hers ixAt November.
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- fSrmnr.ixnbie Prisoner.
THE STORY OF MAS WHO PASSED MS
TINE IN TIE PENrTENTIAEr PLEASANTLY.
Ia 1912. there lived in Monroe
county, Mississippi. planter named
Wool'y. lie was half breed at least
there was great deal Of the Cherokee
Indian in him. lie owned abDut two
| hundred slaves, and had all tn. worst
habits Of the old time planters-drink-
IN, gambling, and horse-raclng Thes
pursuits alternated formed his sole oc-
cupation. the plantation being manag-
e. hy an oversecr. He had the sole
virtue q possessing sonl of Indian
ycucration for the sacredness of his
word. H. would not execute note
ior any purchase whatever. and held
all men ia sovereign contempt who
violated their pletlgei word He had
ny conjunction in killing a man in
whHt he deemed a just quarrel but his
wuF,l va, hi, bond. IAs was his well
known character. and he could have
got credit for thousands on Ills word
.,.i.r ,ha, o,rsr III, n,,ll It'll, IA,
h,ndrnJs A., ,La ,;n,a a%aalo -
he had killed several persons in gam
.nt,. n-,, - -, ,.r..-oI o.n'.,, ,I,"
NJ. q :" '''~
VIc h'- T. "h''e p'a''hS cardS IN
'''''''S' f''''e' "'o'c "o'i' '"c
-''uf' ~ "Pp'"eu' NAs hno"h
'''sPef"'o' ahd he gag 'he NC % 20
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'v' "'1she' III s''ii taheou'is' bp'l
"''e IT. "''.''e'' "he'' ! iuc"f
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-26
Penobscot Valley Steamship Co.
STEAMSHIP ALLIANCE.

STEAMShlAE A1AAsAsNNE.
The Steamship ALLIANCE, Capt.
sTHOs. X. sHUTE, will run weekly
between Baagos SD Bsstsa, ieay-
ing bangor every Monday at O'Clock \. NJ.
fonching at winterport. Bueksport, Sandy Point.
and Belfast.
Returning win leaye Commercial Wharf, Bss.
ton, every Thursday, at Is h., touching as above.
Freight taken at reasonable rates
Fir 81 ciass accommodations fer passengers
Fare from Bangor. .winterport Bueksport. Ss'90 ~
Belfast, 1so~
Meals extra.
Freight taken in store at all times.
For further particulars iuQuire Of
Bach sport April leth. 117o. l76
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

STEWARDS STORE. Edward Crapsey tells
of a T. Stewards store" IN New York city
'that The average daily sales have been. silks
$4,000; dress goods $1,000; muslins. $1,000:
laces s.. 900; shawls & 800; suits, 81 900; cal.
icos, 81 500: velyets. $1,000; gloves. $1,000:
iurs, $1,000; hosiery. 5000; boys clothing.
500; Yankee notions, $500; embroideres. 81 :
900; carpets. $500. The total average daily
receipts of the entire establishment are $50
600, and have been known to reach 3s7 900
10 do all this business requires an army of EN-.
plOyees.
There is no general superintendent and nine.
teen superintendent of departments. nine cash.
iers, twenty-five boOk-keepers' thirty uhsers.
hfty-hve porters, two hundred cash boys, nine
hundred seamstresses, and others in the manu-.
featuring department (including the laundry.
three hundred and twenty clerks, of whom n
small portion are women, and one hundred
and fifty in the carpet department. Without
particularizing further. it is sufficient to state
that with the extra help often required TWEEN.
ty-tw0 hundred persons are usually required to
discharge the duties OF the establishment Such
figures were never known in the trade Of sin
gle house. 1t is because they are so exceptional
and so fast that / have given them. The mum.
Der of persons visiting the store in n single day
has been estimated to reach fifty thousand, on
some rare occasions such as opening days; the
average daily number is placed Mt fifteen thou
sand And thus traffic is no respecter Of per.
sons. The wealthy dame in quest of silks and
velvet and the poor working woman in want Of
q cheap calico dress, here met on common
level"