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The Middle and Southern Lines.

The middle line of travel and transporta-
ton across Virginia from the Mississippi to
the Atlantic will soon begin to assume a
most active and imposing appearance. The
work on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
is conducted with an energy that promises
its completion to the Ohio in he two years
from the beginning Of the past summer, as
anticipated by the company. The event
will be one of great Importance to this city,
aud its near approximation should not only
cheer up the public spirit, but suggest steps
to prepare for 1t.
This middle line Of communication with
the West must become popular from its
easy grades and its favorable temperatures.
While below the line of obstructive frosts,
it is above that of poisonous malaria; so
that whether we consider cheap and easy
transportation or for comfort and health, it
IS the most eligible of all. For the condi-
tions most favorable to regularity and vigor
of operations, it Is superior. The terminus
is favorable in every respect. Manufacto-
ries must accumulate here and afford ready
market for the raw material, while the faci-
ity of shipment seward and by land will
insure that promptuess and energy in the
movement of commerce that will be salts
factory to the business community. Hither,
then, the great bulk Of the transportation
by the Kanawha route must come. 1t must
follow the valley of James river to the Ches-
apeake. If there be any doubt of this at
the present time, it must be disslpated
when the Chesapeake and Ohio line follows
the river from Clifton Forge to Lynchburg,
and there is met by the straight line to this
city.
That there will be an extensive commerce
here must follow Us consequence. This
may be great or less in proportion to the
enterprise and consistency of the people 0!
this city. That the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company will give them every op'
portunity for the best use of the advan'
tages their road will afford, none who TN
derstand their plans and purposes will for
moment doubt.
What can stand in the way Of the rapid
growth of this city with such means to pro.
mote itP Not only will we have the sup
port OF the great Kanawha line, which
opens Virginia-so- long locked up-to
western commerce, but we shall have a
current Of trade from the Southside con-
solidated line and from the route by Dan
vile connecting with the Gulf States by the
shortest and best of all lines between the
North and South on the Atlantic shed.
These will be the means of concentration
of trade and demand for manufactures that
viii make this city flourish more rapidly
than any inland town in the Union.
We should all have faith in advantages SO
solid and SO promising. Faith is great
thing. 1t enables men to do what they
cannot achieve without it. Reliance upon
the circumstances In which one is placed,
and reliance upon ones own enterprise,
perseverance, and industry, Will enable
men to do almost anything. The incentives
to confidence and eonstancy here in Rich
mond are as great rs they are in any city
we know. Two years win give us the COM
munication with the 0hio--we now have
that with the Southwest two years
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THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-Thc Wash

THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-Thc Wash
ington letter-writers are foreshadowing the
Presidents message. Among other things,
it is said that protection to American in
dustry will be commended, and there will
be a sort of reply to the revenue reformers.
Of course Mr.. BoUTwEL ELL will do up these
thiEes. 1t has been plain for some time
New England management-a sort Of Mas
sachusctts petrifaction. May we not say
plltrifaction?
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There have been snow storms in all parts
of the North.
The Mount Cennis tunnel, the most Won
derfuf~piece of railway enterprise ever I'M
dertaken, Will be completed next year. AT
one part it is 5000 feet below the surface
of the earth.
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thew be If they aid not look aronndin search ear
m con,ftrzibie quarters alseweere. Iney
.yronose ithe Illinois Statesmen especially
to secede from their former political aSso-
sciates upon the sole aud indefinite issue OF
q Reyeriue Reform" All right A "re-
venue tariff wasa good old Democratic
doctrine aslong ago as 1915. when asa grotee tee:
tion " first insidlously showed It's head. But
simply because these gentlemen. and per-
hans many others, very judieiousIy desire to
prescribe their own terms, Is 1t descent for
so-called Democratic journals to rush inand
propose to ignore every other vitdt issue
tibon which the old line Wings and the old
line Democrats haze already, determined 10
60 to the polls i'm 1922 Is IL honest, con,
duct to gentlemen such as / have referred
TO. to hold out the fraudulent idea that the
great party in opposition to the present
corr,lpt Administrative can possibly muster
it's main forces upon any other issue than
utter denunciation of the whole series OF
measures known as the Reconstruction
laws" together with the invalidity oil the
10Th amendment?
Frcm what learn to-day, am inclined
to believe that if certain Democratic Jour.
nails. whose status Is at least SUSPICIOUS
will cease to trail "the flag" in the very
dust. the leaders themselves of the Ere
IOEm LuUtCluGub VIA hSp AAN
Guilty in accommodating themselves to the
Inevitable. The Gratz Brown party, In
Missouri, know we'll enough on which side
their bread is buttered. 1t was preelctea
while vet MIR. Brown was in the senate
that be would prove valuable acquisition
to the Democratic party. He, as well as
Mr. schurz are now !, am IN well en aisuTea,
sIIres of this Administration, and have so
far seen and deplored the follies of their
party as to see safety nowhere else put IN
the broad platform toreshadowed. n 1 inc
unanimous course of the Democratic Sena-
tors and members in Congress for The past
five years. -
I hear nothing of local Importance to-
day, except that Judge Chase,s hea ANS ~
bis attendance at the Supreme Court this
winter. This information comes direct from
member of his family, and is designed TO
correct reports from other quarters, made
for sinister purposes.-G., an Baltimore
Gazette.
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me- NOVEMBER IA, 1870.

NJ NOVEMBER a, l9'O.
NEW AND ELEGANT CLOAKs,
LADY FRANKLIN JACKETS, &C,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
THOS. Il. PRICE x CO. are receiving, NcFeih-
Der 18th and 18th, more new and elegant goou' ior
winter sales:
CLOAKS and SHAWLS IN great variety
Rich BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
CTTOMANs and EMPRESS, every shade;
la1PERATUER, mourning and colored;
Double-faced MOHAIRS, CASHMERhs, &C.,
ALPACAS, IRISH POPLINS,
FRENCH P0FLINS,
BLACK vELvRTEENS,
COLORED VELVETEENS,
COLORED PLUSHES, COLORFD SATlhS,
REPS Vicious, POINT LACE SETS,
ED GLOVES-Nonc but the best kept;
LACE COLLARS.
yALTNCIFNNES and POINT LACES,
BLACK GIMPURE LACES. &C.,
DELAINr,S, TYCOON REPS,
FURNITURE TWILLS. ,,,co
sHEETINGs, CoTToNs, ToWELLlN9s'
Immense supply of beautiful PRINTS at 10,
PLAIN and ChENE POPLINS at 90 Is, 3oc.
DO NOT think 1t necessary to give prices In an
advertisement for our goods, as we 10 not w sh &c
humbug any one, and sensible people can dcclde
Gor ibem selyes T. r. PRICE Co,
IN no IA nearly opposite rost-oiice:
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V1RG1N1A.-At Pcmberton, Goochland
county, J. Q. Philpotts is appointed post
master uice Mrs. 4. 4. Hopkins, resigned.
At Howardsville, Albemarle county, A.
Howard Turner is appointed postmaster
nice J. G.. Childress, removed. AT Rich
mond. pay of letter rS31 Ken :: Cner-
ry, is increased to $500 year from NoVem-
Der /, 1870.
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STEAM ON THE CANALs-A SUCCESSFUL
FxpERIMESr.- the Troy TimeS.]--On
Wednesday last the canal-boat George Bar
nard, fitted up as propeller, arrived here
from Nyack, and has been making trial
trip upon the Erie canal, working very sat
iSfactorily, and evidently promising the
most complete reform in the matter OF
canal navigation. The boat itself is an OLD
one of the ordinary build, the only novelty
about it being the motive power by Wnlcn
it is propelled and the manner OF Its appll-
cation. Messrs. Main & Mcmillan are the
owners of the boat-the former being. a
practical rnachinist and the foreman Of the
celebrated Morgan Iron Works, in New
York, The difficulties in the way Of apply
ing steam to navigation upon the canal have
been two-fold-the diminution Of the carry
ing capacity Of the boats, and the wave at
the bow and wash of the canal banks.
Messrs. Main s. Mcmillan seem to have OBJ
waited these difficulties. The method de-
yised in the Barnard to fulfil the conditions
required, and to overcome the difficulties re-
ferred to, is to arrange an ordinary screw
propeller, in cavity or opening situated III
the bow of the boat. The opening IS
tapering in shape, and terminates about
twenty feet from the bow. The propeller
Is driven by simple upright. engine.
nine inches in diameter, with WE'VE
inch stroke, which is supplied 6y
steam from an upright boiler four feet IN
diameter by ten feet high, the boiler being
fed by an upright steam-pump; the whole whole
being very compact, and occupying space
on the floor of the boat only ten by tour
feet, and INCLUDING water in the boiler
weighs Only six tons. The opening for the
screw reduces the displacement only SIX
tons, so that the application Of steam power
reduces the carrying capacity only Ten TONS 5:
The consumption Of fuel will he one ton OF
coal in twenty-four hours.
The boat can be handled by three hands,
or four if running all night. The machinery
takes only ten tons from the carrying ca
nacity. and has been found to be thoroughly
practicable in every respect, and can be
applied with advantage to boats now run
ming or to new ones, making them indie
pendent of towage either on canal or river.
Those who saw the Barnard at work be-
lieve that new era is soon to dawn upon
the commerce Of CUR canals.
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HITS THE BEAsT.-The Chicago Tribune
saws that Farnsworth, in the second dis
trict, would have been beaten, except for
his quarrel with Ben. Butler. The con-
trast between even so abandoned p0liti-
cal prostitute as Farnsworth and Ben. But
Ter was SO advantageous to the former that
the people thought he would do to repre-
sent them.-Pe0ria Register.
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MT SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DIRT GOODS.

I am now opening NEW STYLES OF DRESS
GOODS Just OFT, consisting In part OF
EPINGLAIS, yANDYKE, VELOURs,
LAINAGgS, SEDANs;
EMPRESS CLOTHS IN all colors;
BOMBALIMETEE, entirely new;
REPS. PLAIDS, DELAlNES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAFEh' AL"
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAs;
BLACK SILKS;
CLOAKS, BROCHE and other shA " h0'
EURNOES,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only aoc.;
Good LINSEYs at 12ac.;
The hest DOMESTIC GOODS in the city for the
money;
1874 COUNTERPANES at S1.75;
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL at 2oc.;
LADIES, HANDKERCHIEFS at &C.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at &C.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at 2oc.;
Laces Embroideries, White Goods; India-Rub-
Der Cloth, for infants Towels, Ladies' ana Gents
Wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
sw,sses. Tsrlatan o. Waterproof Cloth only IL
shawl Suiting White Corduroy, Velvet anu Vel
veteens, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars NOTIONS anu III
short, everything found in n frst-class dry goods
house, at prices which 1 will warrant to please
every one. A. 1ohDh<>Cn,
8o7 Broad street, between 9Th and 7th.
RYLANp Fl. NoRvELL, formerly with l. Sycles !;
W. III. CARpozo, of Powhatan, late at the Call
fornta Store; o. +. KAMMAN, Miss ALICE BAR
DEs1Y, and - SHEFFIELD, are with me, and
would be glad to be favored with call from their
frieuds and the public.
oc25 A. GoLDBACK, GOT Broad street.
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Two coLoREp passengers on the Indian
apolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette railroad,
from GreenSburg, were put off the train
FRIDAY by the conductor for not showing
their tickets when asked for them, and IN
the quarrel which ensued one OF the colored
men shot the conductor in the thigh. and
fired at the fireman, but without effect.
They, were arrested.
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JOSEPH CEcIo AND JAMES WILSON, alleged
keepers of a swindling counterfeit concern
in New York, were arrested on Friday,
with their eight clerks, on complaint Of Il
provincial who paid them $50 for counter
ieits which they refused to furnish, adding
insult to injury by putting him out Of their
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GEN. EwELL.-This DISTINGUISHED Con-
federate General is now engaged in plant
inc few miles from Grecnvile, Washing
ton county, Miss. He is reported by the
G1eenville Times to be i'll the enjoyment OF
fine health. and feeling remarkably cheer
fl1 and we'll
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A Sound Maxtm-New Political God

A Sound MaxIm-New Political God.
Fathers and Liberal
Republicans Adopting Democratic
PrInciples-The Gratx Brown Par.
ty-Chief Justice Chase
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-President Jetter-
son, in his inaugural address, delivered on
the 4th Of March, 1901, remarked that
"error of opinion might be tolerated when
reason is left free to combat it." Did not
religiously and politically regard this as a
sound ma5im, I should have no hopes
whatever of the Democratic-C Conservative
party. It has so many voluntary and un-
authorized god.fathers and god-mothers-
every one of whom has different song to
sing-tnat its fate Is sealed unless the masses
OF the country shall be taught by some COM
petent teacher to turn away from all new
lights, and listen to the old doctrines and
the illustrative experiences very recently
witnessed in every quarter of this country.
= Error OF opinion will never. however,
be corrected, unless treason" Is, indeed,
left free to combat ii" ~
Senators Trumbnll, Schurz, and half
dozen others / could name. besides Logan
and other members OF the House, happen
20 be on their last legs In the Radical organ
ization. Egregious Ounces indeed would
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sREClAE nOTlICEs.


NE q REAT DECLINE IN tn u
PRICES or CDrToN GooDs-PRICEsDo DOWN
TO THE MARKETyALUEA At LEVY BROS.
The genuine NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at
aoo.., The genuine wAMsUTTA,as 1sc.s Be sure
and get the Xxx brand, as II 10 the best manufac-
tured. Take no other. FRUIT OF TIE LOOM
at 1890; ANDROsCGG1N Of Isac. These are the
same prices US are asked by che leading dry goods
houses I'm New York. such as A. T. Stewart q Co.,
Arnold, Constable & Co., Lord Taylor and
Lake g. McCreery. We car. afford to sell them st
New York prices, 80 az to give our customers the
advantage of the decline ut once. a reduction In
the prices Of COTTON SHEETINGS, both in
bleached and unblesched; also PILLOW-CASE
COTTON. To get the full ad vantage Of the great
decline In cotton goods, call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1215 Main street.
TryJ0HN CLARK, JR.. & CO.'S sP DOL COT
TON-the very best now In use. no15
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may aosi,s.
"a & 7 q o o D. ) ,

u
u; Is non es.,ss ess s,tss,ss d es...ss
the following A.s' s>'1 Sil'hs
FRENCH and AMERzcAN cAssIMEREs,
|GEETLkMEN,S GOODS for hesyy vear.y,,.
Large stock of KENTUCKY JEANS, for youths,
and mems wear, at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS.
My stock in this lire is unsurpassed in teantv
ss Gac 1s1s ,s e2 RDs.
loths In great variety: stlendid assortment Of
Silks. Irish Poplins Merinos, and Delatnes, al
shades. sfs-z sst&
s FLANNELs, BLANKETS, &C.:
Atwood Flanneis as low as soc.: White and
Colored Flannels, sill grades; beautiful stock of
selves with Blankets win be benefited BY giying
me call before purchasing.
~! 81 STAPLE GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as low rs loo. verv good ~ Cot
ton at 123c.; Bed Tick as 10 as I2}c,-1yery good
for CSC. Domestic Ginghams at all prices.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.:
Table Cloths. Table Damask. Russia Diaper,
Napkins: Doyles, &C., as cheap M. they can be
kerchiefs, Ladies' L. c. HandEerchIeis, ali
prices.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS:
Of VELVETS. VEiVETEENS, and CLOAK
INGS (water proof for ladies' wear pure silk
Velvet, warranted all silk. Also, very large and
splendid stock of
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
Having made fresh additions TO my stock Of
CLOAKS and sHAWLS cannot fall to please
the taste OF my customers, and offer them at
prices that defy competition.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS:
My stock Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS Is
very complete gents Flannel Undershirts,
gents Merino shirts at 81 gents Collars, Hand
kerchiefs and Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE UBLIC
to an examination OF my stock. I feel myself
petent to please, and guar .ntee perfect salts
faction. Give me call, and you shall not g.
away without being accommodated
JULIUS SYCLg,
no17 eo3 Main street..
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MARRIED.,

On the l5th at hlill5rook, Spotsylyanla county.
by Rev. VIM. W. Greene. THIS. w. WALLER
and Miss HATTIE g.. daughter of James Hart,
Esq.
Tn Richmond, November 18th. by the Rev. DIR.
Dasbield, joins j. BU> TING, of Suffolk, Va,
10 Miss LIZZIE, daughter Of the late John East
Philadelphia inquirer and Wilmington tDcl.)
papers please copy.
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r BREEDEN & FOX INVITE AT
TENTION to large ard varied assortment OF
DRESS GOODS,
now arriving, which includes some very attractive
bargains from New York auction sales OF the past
week. Their general stock OF
DRY GOODS
Is also very extensive, and unusual inducements
:" = BaEEDEN 6 FOX,
ro1o-Iot No. 4Ol Broad street.
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LAND SALE.-The farm Of John Day, situ-
ated in Prince William county, Virginia,
containing about enc hundred and sixteen
acres. to james and Jacob Jefferson, of
Marshall county, West Virginia, for fifteen
dollars per acre. -FredertckSburg Nea1s. b
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Ne BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLAN-
KETs.-we have stock Of BLANKETS that
cannot be surpassed Cal! and take look at the
fine BED BLANKETS tal1 sizesl, CRADLE and
CRIB BLANKETS, GRAY BLANKETS, HORSE
BLANKETS, and LAP BLANKETS. at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 12Is Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON for machine and hand sewing. no ID
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Mr.. JoHy N. HILL was killed last eve.
ming about sunset while returning home,
1t seems that he was in company with Mir.
Vowel, and bantered him for a race. HilFs
horse fell, breaking his (HiiPs) neck. He
leaves three children. He lost his wife
some four or five years ago.-Culpeper %.
spTro1..
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Col. JOHN W. Holt, weD-known and
prominent citizen of Bedford county, died
at his residence, near Liberty, on Thursday
last, in the seth year of his age.
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win establish the consolidated line from
this city to Atlanta. Thus we will have
opened for us field large enough for our
highest AMBITION 8 "a
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The engagement of Mr.. Corcoran, Of
Washington city, and Miss Sarah Beck,
daughter Of Hon. j. s. Beck, of Kentucky,
is published In the New York papers.
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~ MERCHANTS AND MECHAN-
.TCs, BANKING AND INSURANCE COM
PANY.-A M Getting of the subscribers to the capt.
tai stock of the aforementioned Company will be
held on MONDAY, November 2sth, at u O'Clock
P. NJ, at the Planters National Bank, for the pur-
pose of organization. JAS. H. GARDNER,
40 I'd Chairman.
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DUChWALL & ROESS,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.

DUCkWALL & ROUSS,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
Just received 5000 worth OF AUCTION BAR
GAINS, embracing almost every variety OF Dhh
GOODS and NOTIONS.
These goods must all be sold, and sold al once
Embracing the greatest bargains we have ever
offered to the public.
Don't ask what we have got, We have COL every
thing YOU want, and at prices that VIII astonEh
all
900 yards OF beautiful PLAIns, SOC, worth sVc''
Beautiful BADEN CLOTH, for ladies' suits At
Soc very cheap at Soc,
I 200 wards BUFFALO BLACK ALPAcAS;
BLANkKTS,
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
at less than factory prices. We are smothered In
BIANKETS. Come and take them away. ~
Beautiful SOLID and PLAID OfEhA fLaN-
Elegant ShEPHERD PLAID sHAWLs
Rnae quality VElVkTEEN, Si.2s cheap At
Fuii line BLACK and CoLORED Velvet
RIBBONS. ct half price, A., ,. =,
RIBBONS, ell widths, cheaper than TIE COS" VI
800 IRDISS' and MISSES HATS, from IS to 7'c.;
less than half price,
EIJRS and ASTRAKAES.
( 600 wards ASSORTED PRISTS-bandsoms. ,r
s 900 var ds BILE CHED and BRoW y DoME9l-
ICS at factory prices,
FLOOR OIL-CLOrH. nos
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ME- "TRUE MERIT WILL ALWAYS

ME- "TRUE MERIT WILL ALWAYS
HAVE ITS REWARD 1T is certain that no
truth has ever been more satisfactorily demon
s.ratod In cur midst than the above. as may be
seen daily In the immense dcmard for that inyalu-
able and popular tonic and STIMULUS. MISHLEk'S
HERB BIrTERS. It is the one thing Deedtul for
persons whose surroundings are .nfavcrable for
good health, because 1t Is perfect protection
against all nor bid influences ductiye OF disease.
The present Is the mos. fitting season for REIN
forcing the organs of our bodies, and nsuring our
health during the "co'd term.'' We are all more
or less negligent, but there are msny persons who
al ways behind in this matter. consequently each
change in the season comes along before they are
prepared for it, and sickness seizes upon them,
followed by all It's train Of ills Begin DOW to
wa,d off disease by using MISHLER,S HERB
BITTERS every day regularly. and all the cha a.,
teriatc # good health will spring up within ana
continue With you. no 2l-de 'dlw&"lt
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T CARPETS, DRUGGETs, OIL
CI,OTHs.-We have now in store BODY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN, VENETIAN, and HEMP CARPETS;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, l, Il; and yards wide I;
DRUGGET, BAIZE, LINEN, and OIL-CLOTH,
for covering stair carpets, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
The best SEWING COTTON now IN market Is
JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S. Use no other.
no Is
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GTIabFHsIEG.

4tJU STYLES embra cling the KING WILLIAM,
FR0CkS, and SACKS; to.
pethe. with Il few left of the YOUTHS or SMALL
MINIS SIS SACKS, which am yet selling At $40.
If YOU want a good COAT for the money, now
is your chance for CASH.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
corner 10Th and Main streets,
nol9 old stand Of Baldwin's.
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LAND ExcHAsoE.-Mr. B. P. Morris's
farm, containing eight hundred and seventy
five acres, to Mr.. John J. Wicks,. of Bergen
county, New Jersey. Mr.. Wicks's property
consisted OF five acres of land on the Hud-
son river. three OF four miles from the city
of New York, with fine buildings, valued
at thirty thousand dollars. Mr.. Morris put
his Spotsylvania farm mt thirteen thousand
dollars, and is to pay seventeen thousand
dollars additional in money. -
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RETAIL: Petal.
80 ro.cxrps 7c. "a n. loc. a. n.
sUwA Hn1A 7c. ~ n. 1oc. % H.
w.Tre &c. % h. DC. q b.
,tsnr o .7c,- 40 b. 1oc. ~ D.
Oa,.M lie a. n. 1sc. q b.
,.aM lie ~ d. 15c. a. %.
L smoM lie, "a h. lsc. q b.
nsoo w ny .loc. a. fb. 14c. ~ h.
sDIrnNiITs l2c. % d. lsc. u b.
srTehR CAKES, d5c. per 100.
MpI,ASSES CAKES, 4Sc. per 100
No charge for barrels.
An made of the best m aerial aud workmanship
;. BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
Nv 707 Main street.
10 2l-1m --------