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BERLIN, July 80, 1870.
hrI LATEST HIcp ATGLI FROM RIS

H LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS
MAkCk-crdering GOLDBAC No.. COZ
Broad street, to put his DRY GOODS down
LOWER ThAN EVER, In order TO make room
for his FALL STOCK which order nc reluctantly
complies with, as IL has always sold his goods
lower than the l0""-t; but being . subject Of
Prussia, be- oheys tn mandate, and Is now offering
his weI-sclecttd stock Of SU Err DRY
GOODS. embracing every style and variety Of
STAPLE aud "a HCY DRY GOODS 10 be found
in any tr,t-rlass establishment, ut prices which
defy composition. Call and be convinced for
yourselvcr that the cheapest store 70 be found In
the city T. aULDBACK'S. have received to-
Hendkerchlefs at &C., Linen Towels at 1oc., and
other goods pr0portionally low. | am agent for
ROBERTS'S CELEBRATED 2 A A b OIL A
MEDLEY, formerly kept by William N. Bell
A. GOLDBACK'S, No. so7 Broad street,
aul between Sixth and Seventh.
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In Lynchburg the trial of Wimbish for
the killing of Randolph is going on.
At the tournament last week at the
Montgomery White, Polk Miller, knight
of Richmond" won the third honor.
The first ten miles of the Fredericksburg
and Gordonsyiile railroad were completed
on Saturday last.-FTedertcks6urg Ne1s.'
One Of the unknown persons killed last
Saturday OH the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road was Mr.. Bernard Hooe, of Alex
andria.
Information has been received Of the
death, ut his home in Vermont, of MIR,
Timothy Fletcher. for many years resi-.
dent of Lynchburg. He was eighty-four
years OF age.--Lynohbsuy Firglniaa.
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THE ACT TO ENFORCE TIE FIFTEENTH
AhENDMENT.-It must cause every Demo-
Icrat to smile to read that this act is used
against the Radicals in West Virginia.
Witness the following
" Editors Of the Wheeling Register:
PARAMOUNT, August 8, 1870.
Commissioner Berkebile yesterday is
sued his warrant for the apprehension O,
Henry Boggess, registrar Of Paw-Paw town.
ship, Marion county. The Radicals are
cutting their tobacco very short this eve.
ming. They begin to see that the Demo.
Gratis mean business"
"TuuRsDAY, August 4.
The officer has arrived and delivered
his prisoner into the custody Of the Com
missioner. lie asked for time to prepare
for hearing before the Commissioner, ant
entered into recogniZance, with good secu
lsrity, in the sum Of $500 for his appearance
at / o'clock Saturday."
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MT BEAR IN MIND TIE VIRGINIA.
YEAST POWDER Is entirely . homemade arti-
Gle, as good IS the best, and cheaper even than.
most inferior articles. au I0--1ts
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TIE POPULATION OF LYNCHBURG.-De-
putty Marshal Wood has completed the
census of the city, and officially reports its
population to be G,S25. The population of
the immediate suburbs (withn the half
mile limits) will be about the same-making
us number between $4,000 and $4,000 in
Notwithstanding Republican.
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BISHOP EARLY.-This venerable divine
has been confined to his bed with a serious
indisposition ever since his return home
from the District Conference at Campbell
Courthouse, over the sessions of which he
presided last week.-Lynchbauy Republi
can.
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ENGINEER'S OFFICE,}
RICHMOND AND DANTILLE RAILROAD. I
July s. 1870.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Pro-
~ posals will be received at this office until the
18th Day of August next for to GsA ~ SIfT
TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF ROAD-an cXLen.
sion OF the York River railroad east from west
Point. ,., ~
the work and terms, apply to the undcrsigpn,esn I
The right Is rcscr we'd TO reject any or al DIus'
It. M. Il. TALCOTI,,
Chief Engineer York River RalIoaa'
~ G-dIw&2tawtA ul5th
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SUMTER, s. G., August 6.-Mr. White
more positively declines running for Con-
gress, but will run for the State Senate.
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NJ GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICES OF DRESS GOODS.

Look at the fun yard-wide BLEACHED COT
TON at loac. per yard;
The 12,c. BLEACHED COTTON goes ahead o!
anv that we have been selling at that price;
| COTTON YARNS, all Nos. frem to Is, at $l.s'
for bundle of five pounds;
KNITTING COTTON at soc. per pound;
The reduced prices at which we are selling MAT
TING is causing 1t to 20 off fast;
Everybody says that the CRASH at sic. per yar'
is cheap, so 1t must be so;
Ninety cents a yard is exceedingly low for soot
| LINEN sHEETING full two and half yard
wide;
INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH at asc. Fer yar'
\ worth 50c.-must be cheap;
PIoUEs at 30, 49, 40, so, and &C.,, all of which ar
very cheap;
TABLE CLOTHS, all linen, full two yards long
ellsworth sl.so;
FRINGEn, ;, pure linen, at Toe. per
dozen;
Excellent HUCKABACK at loic. per yard will
astonlsh the natives
Our stock OF GLOVES and STOCKINGS. large !
assortment, is excellent;
Handsome sets of JET, GILT, and GOLD
PLATE JEwELRY;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTINGs in
endless variety;
pARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS at closing-out
prices;
pIQUE TRIMMINGS at about one-half the resu'
lar prices;
TOWELS NAPKINS.
LINEN and COTTON snEETING,
BRITANNIA, NIGHTINGALE, and CovEN-
TRY RUTHLESS;
KID GLOVES in all colors and qualities;
TWISTED SILK MITs at greatly reduced prices
LINEN DR1LL1NGs and DUCKS at reduced
prices;
TRAVELLING BASKETS, BAGS, and
TRUNKS;
LACES Of every DIES cripLion;
DRESS TRIMMINGS In great variety;
,arps assortment Of LADIES' READY
MADE GARMENTS;
HOOP and BALMoRAL SKIRTS;
LACE sHAWLs at a reduction OF 2S per cent?
SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL sHAWLs;
GOOD IRISH LINEN at aSc. per yard;
GESTLEMEN's GAUzE UNDERSTANDS at
soc. worth 81;
TIrCHED HANDKERcHfEFs' pure
linen, at % per dozen.
NINE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
E1eHrY.roUR OTHER ARTICLES
At
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES
AT
+ LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 AND 1918 MAIN STREET. au
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ELECTION OF PAsToR.-The congregation
of the Presbyterian church at this place on
Sunday extended unanimous call to Rev.
Daniel Blain, of Rockbridge county, Va,
to become their Culpeper Advance.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Col
- - RICHMOND. June 28, 1870. {

ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA DIRECTORS Of this company, held THIS
DAY the President reported the act of the General
Assembly Of Virginia; approved July II, 1870, di.
company the stock of the State In this company
and author iZing the company to buy the same.
Whereupon IL was resolved that general
meeting OF the Stockholders of this company De
called 10 meet at the Exchange Hotel, In the city
Of Richmond on the slst day Of August 1870 at
Il NJ, for the purpose Of considering the accept
auce of said act. j. d. BLAIR, Secretary.
The book Tor transferring stock Will lF CLOSED
on the 18th Of August until after the meeting Of
Stockholders, ). L. BLAIR, Auditor.
FORM OF PROXY.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD 20.
Kno,D all Men by these Presents:
That -, The undersigned, do hereby consti-
tute and appoint - attorney, - for 49, -.
and In - pane to vote on all questions tHat
may be brought before The meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Richmond and Danviue railroad
Company to be held at on - the -
day or -, or at any adjourned meeting thereof,
hereby ratifying all the acts Of -. said attor-
ney in the premises, fully as If - were present
In testimony whereof have hereunto
affixed - hand this - day OF -.
ty2g-d&swtd
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N BALTIMORE ENTERPRISE
Baltimore introducing first class talent to thei
Richmond friends.
O.. NACHNAN 4 Propretor3
Successful Ill anagers OF the New American !.
Theatre, Baltimore, the beautiful -<r-@'
Pacific Garden, will eli the
.---,n 1gt,-S zisJz-JfS5-M Y~lOF NJ U s G
,ositiyely on MONDAY NIGHT, September S,
1870, with
IIRST-C GLASS ENTE R IA n al Z L
of Ladies and Gentlemen, at cheap |
and reduced prices
TEN CENTS. FIFTEEN CENTS, AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Look ont for their great three-sleet posters with
amcs of company an S-eod2w
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- = gfcHmoNp CoMAAnpERy,.Eo.
80 KNruHTs TEssPLAR. I
August ID IS7o- 4
No. d.-srR KsuGHTs, No.
Won Wtif attend SCALED aasemblgof ~
your cornmandeEy, e the M Nae sn9
ns.a,h ssreets. THIS EVENING ct ~
a,cincks ON business of importance.
isv order OF the H.. Commander.
Ds oA TIL OMAS Fl. DEWITT,
Captain-G General.
WILLIAM J. RIDD1cK. Recorded: au lo-l..i
MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, & :.
NR bers OF JOPPA LODGE, No. DO, will Xxx
attend q called meeting OF the Lodge at st. w
Adams Hall THIS w ednesday) EVENING at
O'Clock for work.
Members OF sister Lodges andtfansient brethren
are invited 10 be present
BY order Of the Worshfpful Master.
WILLIAM J.. BIDDICK,
a, 1a-1ts Secretary.
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1t Is prepared IN Paris, and has tho sanction Of
and Is prescribed by the most eminent European
| physicians In diseases Of the digestive organs,
and for persons recovering from severe fevers
chills, sc. MEADE & BAKER,
| aus Pharmacists, sl9 Main street.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

GEORGIA CONSERVATIVE CONTENTION
Wosh,mton, August S.-A gentleman who
arrived here tonight from Georgia, and
who is thoroughly conversant with the con-
dition of political affairs in that State, as
scrts that the convention to be held at At
lanta on the 18th of the present month will
be composed of the leading Conservative
men of the State, many of whom have M
tional reputation. Among the delegates
will be Herschel V. johnson, who was cam
didate for Vice-President on the Douglas
ticket, and formerly United States Senator
and Governor of Georgia; General A. Fl.
Colquitt, formerly member of Congress
from Georgia !; Judge E. G. Cabaniss, one
of the most distinguished jurists in the
South Hon. R. 2. Trip, formerly mem
Der of Congress General A. X. Wright,
A. r. Lamar, and other distinguished gen.
tlemen. 1t is also stated that this will be
the ablest convention that has sat in Geor-
gia for fifty years. The objects of the con-
Vention will be to prepare State legisla-
tive ticket. and for members Of Congress
to fill out the unexpired terms Of the Forty
first Congress, and to lay the true status OF
Georgia before the President and ask his
reference Of the case to the Attorney-Gene-
raj. 1t is asserted that the convention will
cheerfully abide the decision. There is no
| doubt, if no action is taken by the Presi-
| dent in the matter, an election will be held
| Washington Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TOP AT HUGUENOT SPRINGS. eY
LII There will be a HOP at the HIGuE- "A
NOr SPRINGS on RRIDAY EVENING" 1N
NEXT, August 18th. Splendid MUSIC ell. Es.-sss
gagged for the occasion. ~ ,,,,, ,o
MI O at II. (ObD q w.
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OFFICE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIEF

OFFICE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LFEF
ASSOCIATION, 7
RICHMOND, August ], 1870.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
IN POLICY-HOLDERS OF The MUTUAL
BENEyOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION will be
held on MONDAY, August 8, 1870, at IL O'Clock
M, sthe Office OF the Association, No. 1902 Main
street, Richmond, VS.. .-res
All policy holders are earnestly requested 10 be
present In person or by proxy.
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A MODEST REBEL.-The President re-
Gently received letter from party in Yir-
ginia, the tenor of which is considered as
cool piece of unreconstructed impudence
as has come to light since the close of the
war. The writer states that lowing to my
inability, caused by 4 ball passing through
my right wrist ut Sailors creek, after four
years. service as private in the Confederate
army, would most respectfully beg leave Of
you the privilege of distiling my fruit with
out tax, to enable me to make an honest
| living thereby, as it is impossible tor me to
make it otherwise, being so heavily bur-
dened and oppressed by the enormous tax
imposed upon us by the Government, not
only in distilling, but in every other pro-
duct in production and should this be in
consistent with your approval will be
grateful to you for any kind donation that
your charity may bestow upon me-" The
letter was referred to the Internal Revenue
Bureau, and its writer has ere this been Ell
lightened as to his duty to his Government.
Washington Republican.
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.csTATIOEERY.-Fuil sssoxtmsnt at
n = RLLTHON y TAyfssH
=. Isz& Vain eszeaS
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pooKs AND STATIONERY.

FNHE STATE BANK OF Virginia
Greek BOOKS ON THE NEW STATE BANh
OF yIRGISIA,
Also CHECK BOOKS on the other banks Oh 'H'
city, ,,,
BONDS, DRAFTS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BILLS OF LaD!SG, &C., for sale by
U'0oDHOUSE & PARHAM.
,,7 EooL sellers and Stationers.
VlHE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANk
| / BOOKS made to order Is At kElS!NGHAmS
BOOK RiSDEHY, corner Of Broad ana Sih'n
st,e cts. ,..,,iop az
MI" o " t.-'' te1l
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MASQUERADE BALL eS
AT THE f5A
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
THE FIRST GRAND
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL
OF TIE SEASON
WILL De GIVEN AT TUE
ROCKBRIGGE ALUM SPRINGS
ON WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 10.
The bail bids fair to be 4 grand success. Gene
raj +. II. SIN ith. with the entire corps of cadets
from the Virginia Military Institute, numbering
over two hundred will be present and participate
I'm the festivities OF the occasion.
Monkey, the Baltimore costumer, Will be pre-
sent.
Reduction of board on and after Wednesday,
August 10. The board Will be reduced to $50 per
week or 500 per month. au G-tAuto
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CURTAINS, SHADES, AND BBDDISG.-Best bargains il
the country Lowest prices asked. All goods warranted
ALBERrsoN 4 Co.. No. 14s5 Chestnut street
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The UItv Amusements


AT THE CHEsNUT no performance will be
given this evening.
Tomorrow there will be matinee by the re-
organized Galton troupe, when '66" Liscben and
Fr1tzCtIe'', aud La Rose de 50. Ftetr will be pre-
sented. with Mr.. WhiGin in all three pieces.
Miss Maggie Harold who is said TO be singer
OF fine abilities, will make her first appearance
IN this city, as will also Miss Lille Hall.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. j. IL. Jack will have
benefit when a combination of attractions
will be presented. Mr.. Jack has many warm
friends in this city, and he ought to be compli-
mented by a full house on this occasion.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Chanfrau will have
benefit and will appear this evening as "Robert
Briefly" in The Ticbet-of- LedUe Nan and as
Jeremiah Clip" in The Wido,o's Victim.
Ihere VIII be n matinee tomorrow, when Sam
will be represented.
AT THE ARCH Lotta will appear this evening
In the drama of Hearts Ease.
AT THE AMATEURS DRAWING Room the
French Comedy Company will give farewell
performance of Frou- Frou on Monday.
MISS CARLoTTA PATTI will give two evening
concerts aud matinee at the Academy of
Music, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of next
week The sale of seats will commence on
Monday.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA House
minstrel entertainment of songs, dances, and
Ethiopian comicalities will be given this
evening.
variety of burnt-cork attractions will be pre-
sented this evening, for the delectation of the
laughter-loving public.
SIaNoR BLITz, JR., will give magical enter
tainment at the Assembly Building this evening.
The SENTz- HAssLER ORCHESTRA will give a
matinee at Musical Fund Hall tomorrow.
The PANORAMA OF "THE PILGRIM" will
be exhibited at Concert Hall this evening.
The OLD MANS HoME.-A concert ia aid of
this institution will be given at the Foyer of the
Academy of Music on Saturday evening" April
., when the leading amateur si' yers of Philadel-
phia will execute some fine se., ctions from the
works of the best masters. The institution is ia
need OF money, and we hope that the prospects
OF superior entertainment will induce the
public to come forward and give generous aid
to Its managers on this occasion.
SUBSCRIBERS to the ive-dolar tickets for the
testimonial to the French Comedy Company for
FrOu- IrOu, next Monday, are requested to go
to- Boner d Co., No. 1102 Chestnut street, for
their tickets,
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EbkBiHb,


BRowN-On the morning OF the 22d instant, Will
LIAM BROWN Jr., aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence No COG S. Sixteenth street, Friday after
noon, the 25th instant, at O'Clock. Interment at
Laurel Hill. IT
CBNTBR.-Lost In the Uni ,d States steamer
Oneida, January "a, JOHN BROOKE only son of Eli
zabeth A. and the late Jonas Center aged 20 years.
CooLIDGE.-On the Path instant, EDWIN COOLIDGE.
The relatives and male friends OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No. 462 Marshall street. Monday, the cath instant
at 10 O'Clock A N.
KNIPE.-On the 2sd instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH
year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 444 Brown street. on Monday, the 2Sth
instant at 10 O'Clock.
MCMANUs.-At his residence, No. 962 N Sixth
street, PHILIP MCMANUs this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral
RITTBNHoUsE.-On the 24th instant, MARY ANN
RTTTEEHoUsB, aged % years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence, No. 1888 Fifth street. below Norris.
Funeral on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, without
further notice. To proceed to American Mechanics
Cemetery
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THERE Is GOOD AUTHORITY for stating that in this
country adult out OF every six dies of Consumpt
and indeed prevalent and fatal has this disease
become that it is readed the great scourge of the
race; and yet in the formative stages ali Pulmonary
Complaints may be readily controlled by resorting
promptly to tie ExPEcToRANT of DIR. d. JAYNE. waioh
soothes and strengthens the bronchial tubes aay
inflammation and cleansing them and the lungs of all
impurities. 1t is certain remedy for Coughs and
Gold, which, when left to themselves, frequently
bring Pulmonary Complaints, and it Bron.
ohis eectuAlIy if taken in time, and the directions
strictly followed. 1t has mainta ed its repu alton
curative for quarter of cSntury, and if those
who are threatened with Lung Diseases any of the
symptoms of Bronchitis Asthma, will at give
this standard remedy trial. they will regret it,
Sold everywhere.
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DRY fEhr.-The most efeotusl way OF guarding ones
neath Is TO Keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use OF India Rubber Ovs shoes and as the mole
ment season Is upon would advise our readers 10
buy none out the best quality which only be had at
0oopnEARs Headquarters no 8 Obssnut street.. south
side. Philadelphia.
house, No. Ssi Chestnut street
Fine, choice, and low priced
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full in the streets where they were bought 10.
But, bour lady, wax moral and high-hown.
Something too much of this. ALI BARA.
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Mn. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jewelIer At No. ~ 8.
Second street. has Of the largest most attractive
stocks Of all kinds Of Jewslry and Sverware in the city
He has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock Is now
being sold out below cost preparatory 10 removal Those
who purchase at this store at tho present are certain
10 get the worth Of their money.
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Ma WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeyelIer At NO "a 8. /
Becond street. has Of the largest most attractive
stocks Of all kinds Of Jewey and Silverware the city.
He has also on hand large assortment Of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock Is now
being sold out below cost preparatory TO removal Those
who purchase at this store at the are certain
TO get the worth Of their money.
To THE LovERs OF A GooD oIeAR-we desire 20 call
attention 10 the card Of B. o. worthng a Son. To-
bacconists, TO be found in another column This we'll
known firm have opened branch store No. 438 Ohesnut
street. where all gentlemen of luxurious taste ars certain
TO obtain genuine article The reputation of the Messr
worthngton at their old stand, No log s. Sixth street.
Bsdger Building suHcent guarantee to all skeptcs of
the quality Of their goods.
''NE PLUS ULTRA" BEEF.-Messrs. WILLIAM AucK 4
BRoTHER, Stalls No &c. 49, 4 and 42 Fairmouut Market
Twenty and Spring Garden streets have exhi
btion. and for sale Saturday morning 2eth instant
lot of gaced the table ticksd
the palate Of any epicure.
CURTAINS SHADES, AND BEDDNe.-Best bargains in
the country Lowest prices asked All goods warranted
ALBERTsoN. a CO.. No l4S0 Chestnut street.
snaER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars Dash.
Balance in monthly iustalments.
o. r. DAVIS, No. $40 ohesnut street.
RUBBER DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men, Women, and
Children, be had at retail at the lowest prcea
Goodyears manufacture, old stand. No. 8Os Ohsanut
street, lower side.
SPEECH PAYMENTS AT OAK HALL.
g. Il
sPsSiS PSy%Snts at OAK March 1870
tH- We commence paying Specie TO-
day in change, instead of frac-
tionsl currency, in all our Sales
Departments.
wANAMAKER q BROWN
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
8. Il. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
for IL We DO mot Sant any duh @ times s
Our for for G 60 down. we at once make the loss
0 eE- Adjust our prices to specie basis
az and will sell either Mems Boys
tE- Clothing and Gents Furnishing
tE- Goods the same as If Gold not
fE at premium
wANAMAKER q BROWN
OAK HALL,
SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Our Hope postponed their purchases expecting Gold to
Our Hope 20 down, and put off buying even though
Our Hope) they need the articles. This then
portunity desired, they buy now lust
as cheap as ever they will be able. We
pect to increase our trade, and be repaid the
temporary loss, besides, by example,
help to bring back the good old times before
the war began
wANAMAKER BROWN,
RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTH and M ARKET Streets.
fE Postscriptl Though sales last year exceeded
gE Postscript any former year, to increase
81 Postscript. them still by enlarged faciH-
pE- We have more Mems and Boys
~ Clothing than in house this side
81 of the Atlantic Ocean, we'll made, of
gR good material and handsomely cut,
tE- since 1861.
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN,
.who occupy the whole Block. SIXTH Street, from
Market to M4no~.
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CITY ITEMS.

CLOTHING CHEAPER
CLOTHING BETTER MADE
CLOTHING BETTER OUT
CLOTHING BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE
BENNETT d Co.,,
No. 6l8 MARKET BTREET.
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M A K R 4 ~ ID.

HAYEs-CRAIG.-On December l. 1860, by Rev.
j. Hervey Beale, Mr. GEORGE HAYES to Miss Ell
NIL CRAIG, daughter of William Craig, Esq, both
Of this city,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-25

me PLUS ULTRA BEEF.-Messrs. WILLIAM AuCK
BRoTHER Stalls No 49, 49, ~, and a Fairmount Marke
Twenty second and Spring Garden streets have exh
bition and for sale Saturday morning 26th instant
lot of graced the table or tickle
the palate of any epicure. ..