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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-09-02

deduction ON WHEAT DRILLS.
III B1CKf0RD & HUFFMAN'S
Celebrated Wheat Drills are again offered to
the Farmers and alta reduction in prices 10 suit the
times. Such changes and improvements have
been made as to render it greatly superior to the
old Drill in every respect-among which is the
introduction of the
BEST GUM SPRING,
that has been invented, in which is obviated the
objection found to all the springs hereoorein use
All repairs for both new and old drills constantly
on hand. Call and examine before purchasing.
GEO. E. PRICE, Agent
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HSHE VARIETY SPRINGS, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, Is miles
West Of Staunton, the cars stopping at the door,
will be opened for the reception of visitors on the
lst of July.
The Mineral Waters here are very fine, consist
ing of Sulphur, Alum, All-Healng and Chalyb-
cate Baths in All-Healing Water delicious and
without charge.
The scenery is grand and altogether the Variety
is one of the most pleasant resorts in the noun
tains. Music and other Amusements
TERMs.-One month, $40; per week, $l2; per
day, So. Children under twelve years and SER
wants, halfprice.
P. & NJ BURRUSS,
June24-3m Proprietors.
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Arizona Indians are again on the war
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Drugs, Medicines &c.
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Young & REESE,
l. DRUGGISTS,

SIAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Keep constantly on hand
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS,
and every thing usually kept in this line, fresh,
ana OF the purest articles which they offer at the
lowest prices and on most accommodating terms
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hour;
day and night.
Physicians in the country will hnd ii to THEN
interest to give ms a call
feblS-tf-town papers copy.
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NHURCHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
~ CHURCHVILLE, AUGUSTA co. VA
Re. T.. HOOVER, Prinein.v


A TfRACTIONS FOR THE LADIEs-araa,
~. decline in the prices of 'Nfininery'' Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes Hats
&c. &c.
Beautiful Delanes, Grenadines, &C., from 81
cents up.
Ladies and Gents Hose, pair for As cts.
Beautiful Chignons so and 60 cts.
zoo yds; =, Spool Cotton (Warranted) Only cts
Ladies Shoes, City make, from 81, to So. so.
wv Genus SHOES, all styles and prices, also Hats,
Wool FUR, Straw and Chip, from 20 cts. to S..
G. we would &C, call special attention to the New
supply OF Millinery Goods received this week,
bought since the great decline in prices.
hemember as the season advances Greenbacks
go up and goods decline.
II you call you will have no remorse of con-
science, Tor having made your purchases at the
Cheap Cash Store, on New Street
J. w. NEWTON,
Proprietor.
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1t is said that Cyrus H. Mccormick. of
Chicago, (of reaper" fame, } who is ma
tive of Virginia, has signi6ed his intention
to build an Observatory at Lexington, in
connection " til either Washington College
OR the Virg,aia Military Institute AZ
Commodore Malry is professor in the ns-
ter institution, the donation contemplated
by Mr.. Mccormick will probably be be-tow-
ed where it will be most available.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-09-02

tx PRESIDENT JOHNSON 1t is declared
by tho Greenvillc Union that ex-President
johnson will not, under any consideration,
be candidate for Congress from Tennes-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-09-02

DICII FALL PLAIDS for Misses and Chill
LII drcn at
sep2-f NJ p. FUNKHOUSER h CO.'S
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ADOLPH NICHOLAS CELEBRATED NEW YORK C0RNET BAND.
andd m J j ON
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A FULL ASSORTMENT of best make Of La
"A dies and Misses Hosiery, at
sep2.f ". y. FUNKHOUSER h CO.'S;
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r ABORING MEMS SHOES, every pair gaur-
~ anteed and sold very Icy, 6y oo
sep2-tf NJ. P. FpNKHOUSER co.
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NvERSEERs OF POOR, Will meet in staun-
" ton on Friday, End day of September next,
for the purpose of organizing, fixing levy, set
ting with late Board &c.
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DICE SANDS,
The original of all Clog Dancers and whose p""-
eminent attitudes has never been reached By l4 !
litators, will appear in the ring at each performance
IN several Of his great specialties.
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nRETTY SUIT POPLINS
L for scots per yard, at
sep2-u NJ P. FUNKHOUSER 8 CO.'S.
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SUDEN DKArH OF AN Ex-CoNFEDERATE
OFF1cER.-On Wednesday last, Gen. Edwin
G. Lee, son-in-law Of Rev. Gen. Pcndleton
fell dead at the Yellow Sulphur Springs, in
Virginia, while walking on the grounds
Disease of the heart, it is stated, was the
CAUSE Of his death. For several years,
however, he had suffered from consumption.
The Shepherdstown Register says:
"He was young man of extraordinary
talent and qualifications. He was lawyer
by profession, but has not practiced any
since the war. At the beginning of the
late war he was aid decamp to General Ts
j. Jackson, but was soon appointed major
and assigned to the Thirty third Virginia
Infantry, Stonewall Brigade, and upon the
reorganization Of that regiment in 1862 he
was elected lieutenant colonel, and soon be-
came colonel by the death Of that officer
He commanded his regiment in several
battles, but his health failing he was as
signed to post duty at Stanton, and in
1864 was promoted TO brigadier general"
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ETOW OFTEN is THE HOUSEHOLD LOAF
buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably pro-
vlded for, left destitute by the want of a proper
foresight in its deceased protector?
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E>IRE INSURANCE.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
Yaa NORTHERN LIGAT.s.

Brilliant Display Las, Evonina-Tho View
froni the Herald 3flce.
Last night, for the third or fourth time this sea-
son, the sky was numined with the Northern
Lights. As seen from the HERALD olice between
seven and eight o'clock tho display was striklngy
brilliant immediately overhead bright flashes OF
sensitive yelowish. blue light shot up TO the zenith
In quick, nervous rays, which dashed IN an instant
to the centre, and then apparently silently returned
to their starting point to repeat their voyage Away
to the west patches Of pale yellow light,
Of undeflned shape, and shining with duil sup
pressed ustre, as il breaking feeby through banks
OF almost Opaque clouds, were also visible. The OK
element among the spectators was naturally very
great Fortunately we live in civilized days; other
Wise popular prcjudtces might DC awakened, and
the ''vugar herdn would be agape lor some
coming dreadful calamiies. Not many centuries
since these appearances shared tue reputation OF
comets and eclIpscs and Cther Interruptions OF the
looked upon as inialiible warnings OF impending
disaster Pestilence, war or the death oil some OF
our great men would IN tile seventeenth century
have been regarded by vulgar superstition
as the unavoidable results OF such MYSTERIOUS
Omens. Even now the most fatoaal and enlightened
OF men, unless lie be absolutely insensible 10 every
feeling or sympathy VITA nature CAM with dill
Guilty, look upon these weird and Gtiully brilliant
lights without yielding 10 vague aud underlined
feeling OF wondering ave. But, knowing well
that they are but tie results OF weilknown laws,
aud that they are in strict accord with the ordinary
methods Of this marvellous universe, we can with
but little Effort suppress thls Involuntary emotion,
bursi 1t in deep and earnest lcelng OF revc-
renee for the exquisite ana strangely various beauty
Of the wonderful world we live III.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

TROY, Oct. IA 1870
Ihere was m immense attendance to-day 10 wits
ness inc rotting at Rensselaer, Park. The weather
was niie ana the track was IN excellent condition
The last heat OF tho unfinished race OF Yesterday
was won BY Lady Backus in 2:s5L.
The first race to-day was for purse or sl,coo for
all horses that never troted better tnan 25o-s6oo
to ffst, $500 TO second 500 to tnrd-and waa won IN
three straight heats by Ii. J. Beach,s D. o. JackI
Mr. nuntcr'a br. NJ Mary Barber lak,ng second
money and u. Maces bl. III CoqueGte tnlid, LADY
Brisnan and sorrel gcldinG We're distanccd. rune.
2:36tl--2:37A A-2:30M.
Tue second race was for purse OF $4,000, for all
horses except Lady Thorn, 0o.dsinilh Maid ana
George Pamer-$l, 500 to first, $500 To second $3.50
10 iDld. $3.50 to lourth. TIE race was won by
Daniels b. 10. American Girl, Doae's b. N. Lucy
taking second mone', ana Bofsts George WilAes
iliirl. Time, 2:23 4-s.2,-2:25-2aJ--2:29.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
4 H.lHH AYMla'S AMBUSH.
An EiysuI for Ecntpads-iloush r'reu,r,cnt |
o. n ReApsclnhic .iIia.n.

An Eiysiu,I for Eootpads-iloush 1'reu,s,cnt
o, n 4espsctabic citizen.
Francis Van Buren,, OF Paterson whiie on hts way
nome on Wednesday night was The victim of most
daring and determined as well as successfully exc
culcd highway robbery. Mr.. Van Buren,, whose
residence Is the outskirts OF The city, was walk
ing rapidly along Broadway ana when nearly cppo-
site the residence OF W. S. Klnch was accosted by q
man who sprang ifom beniud bush, al the inter-
section OF Broadway and lork avenue, ana de-
maAdel Whatever OF value Mr. Van burcn had about
bim. lhe request was met hy d heavy blow, which
lelied the viiain TO the ground. He was M
mediateiy reinforced BY two Coafedetates, WHO,
coming forward from the sauie hiuing place,
roughly accostad Nh. Van Buren,, one at The same
zine sel1ng HIN bJ the throat white The other nned
his pockets, taking his wallet night key, and, alter
eliort, sueceeded IN removing valuable ring
from his hnger. The iateness OF the hour, 1t being
thcn about hafpast eleven, together with the oneli-
ness OF the locality, rendered any ATTEMPT at pui-
suit Impossible. aud the lascais made good their
escape down York avenue. MIR. Van Bnren feels
sure he has seen the man who FIRST approached him,
but canuot remember wnen or where.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
THE EaO or A BlsaOa1 ROBBERY.

During the month OF August, 1862 two diamond
rings, valued at $685. were stolen from the store Of
Isaac Herman, at No. 10 East Fifteenth street.
James Gordon was subsequently arrested con.
victcd and last month sent to State Prison for Ye
years. IVY Judge Bedford, for committing tho CRIME.
Shortly after Gordon's departure for State Prison,
his wife, who appears to DO respectable woman,
at her husbands request, In the month Of
December, 1859, she pawned the rings with Mark
and Isaac Levy, at No. 7S Grand street. Tor sli9
Detective Elder yesterday arrested the Lcvys, and
found one OF the rings in their possession, the other
having been disposed OF. They wero arraigned be.
fore Jstise Cox, at Jefferson Market yesterday al.
ternoon, and required to give bonds In the sum o.
1880 to answer charge OF receiving stolen prop
ery, ses.Nt4 43ts
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
SALE o. I.cns.s AT I:EnGli PanX.
JEROME PARK, II. y,

JEROME PARK, n. u, Oct. IA, 1870.
sale OF racing horses Is now proceeding here.
There are sxty-eight IN the catalogue, but AZ the
bidding Is not spirited most Of the horses hare thus
iar been bought In by the owners. Ia tho belmont
stable the following were sold:-Idalio, $780, boughs
by Mr. Cameron; Fenian, $40, bought Dy Or. Klr.
Livingston. In Mr.. Morris sao.e Mr. SiynnuS
bought fine pair OF two year OLD colts, ip harness,
Kentucky, for 5000; Mr. Came on bought Minosa,
TWO years Old Tor sos, ana Mlgnouette, Two years
same purchaser bought Satanstoe al .lSo; Ar. Lori.
lard bought Blre Ribbon at $500, Zallce az S260 aud
brown lily at $780, Forty horses have been SOLD.
There are about $50 gentlemen preseng. The track
VIII be IN splendid condition for the 10 morrow
II The weatner continues Gne.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

otners ana win h asa ms following > : SUM
mary:- E&
horses tnat never beat 227 $500 10 second ana $500
10 third. ~
0. A. Hickocks names b. m. western Girl ~
NJ Carroll names b. g. N. d. Palncr......
Il. z. White names 9. &. Ed. Whlte......
y. Carpenter names b. H. Lady Sheridan.
v. Macc names b. e. Harry Harey.......
Time, 2:30-2:30-2:3UA A-2:33.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Miscellaneous Paragsa avhs Of Metro.
politan News.

The following record viii show the changes IN the
temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours IN com.
parscn with the corresponding Cay OF last year. a.
indicated by tho Thermometer at uudnuv's phar.
macy, HERALD Building corner VI Ann street,
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Ground has been broken Tor the new building
which is about to be erected lor the Association,
on the ground adjoining the west end Of the
Academy of Music.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

There arc a,t98 inmates Of the county institutions
ut riatbush. THE total number Of patients In the
Smallpox Hospital Is sixty.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
BROOKLYN CITY.

pfes0ytaE..-.. rluittrings-A Prison outrage-A
rsaa Killer Sentenced Miscellaneous Items.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

John Robb, who was severely injured by machinery
falling upon him vt the Wor,hlngton Hydraulic
Works, Van Rrunt street. about two weeks ago. died
at the Long Island College Hospital ON rhnrsdaA
Uiytt
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
COvsT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. IA, 1870.
The day calendar for Monday il as follows:-Nos.
Ia, l6, II, 90 ~, ~ ~, 3d 3s, 80.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

David II. patten who was examined before Jus
tice Walsh on charge Of Dgamy last week. was dis
charged from custody yesterday. Irs Itill, the
mother Of wife NO @ after prelerflng the complaint,
declined 10 prosecute wbereupon the case was us
missed.
Judge Tappan yesterday sentenced Thomas Mr.
ply, who was found guilty OF murder In the second
degree for killing Andrew Murphy. in Williams
burg on the 5th Of August last, to the Kings county
Pententary for period OF two years. The prisoner
u about hIty years VI age
THE expense for lighting the street lamps orBrook-
yn amounts to 50, 600 night Il ia proposed by the
CITY Fathers 10 rcduce this Item OF expenditure OF
tie municipal governments by arrashng WIN me
gas companies so that the street lamps VIII u0a be
| lighted on moonlight nights.
| Justice Johnson held an inquest yesterday over
! the body OF an unknown man, which was
! found III Graycsend Bay. The name OF "Iames Full
! lerton' was found written piece Of paper In
| one OF his pockets and an insignia, q bugae," snch
are worn IN iuiiiiary caps win the letter 'C IN
tho centre, was also discovered In rs pocket. Tie
remains were inferred AT Flaicush Cemetery.
/
rev. Henry Powers pastor Of Nlm place Congre-
catlonnst church, who has been bothered 50 by
the dissatisfied deacons OF his fold, claims that the
debt Of the church has been reduced from $4,000
to 5000 since he assumed charge Of the ccnGraga.
tcn mat the income nom pew rents has increased
| $4,000, and tnat divergence between himself ana
some Of tue oAlcers OF the church is solely with re-
4 uard 10 lte general tenor Of his preaching They
TeUresent tie old school. Pfinclonian style or theo
! Iosical thoaght, While Mr. Powers Is on the liberal
WING and what ne terms, q broad ClrisFian.
| Mrs. sarah Ann spencer, the poor woman who
! was robbed and outraged by u gang oil ruilans on
Front street, Fulton, at an carry honr on sun
day morning, September IL, is silll c0nilned as Q
witness at tho hammond Street Jai Five Of the
alleged guilty parrles were arrested a. tue Time OF
the occurrence. Four OF this number were ais
charged, the evidence not beng considercu SUD. SUD.
cieuf TO convict Them of Tie crime The remaining
one is out on ball. the plaIntIn alone being maze 10
slaar, The unf1rttEeta woman complains mourn
fully OF beng locked up at tho common jan III cU!-
pgJy Ylt,l females 0f dissoiute Character
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

John Fisher was yesterday held 10 answer, at the
Essex Market Police Court, by Justice Scott on q
charge OF breaking INTO the stables Of Luke Patter-
sOn, Of Nos. Is and II FIRST street, and stealing
tnerefrom $500 worth OF harness ana other pro-
perty.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

The pupils Of the Deaf ana Dumb Institution.
under the charge Of the Principal, J. L. Pee viii
visit the fair OF the American Instt1te on Monday,
from iiafp eleven to three y. III, ana viii give
an exhibition OF the system Of las ructlcn pursued
n rLe instatuiion
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

On Saturday last Cornelius Callahan fell into the
dock, foot OF CorandLstrcet North river and was
drowned. The body was subsequently recovered
aud conveyed TO the late residence VI deceased, AZ
West street, for inquisition.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15


Ayeiage temperature ior corresponding date
last year ................ 55
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Yesterday morning Frank Balinas, boy, Of No.
81 Grand street. fell down the hois.way in Tliesou's
telegraph instrument manufactorg, No. 1877 Elm
street, where he was employed, and was severely
iuitr trsp
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Henry Jacobs an oyster dealer at 1o7 Greenwich
stIcct, was yesterday arralgned at tbs Tombs be-
fore Alderman Conan, charged with having on
Wednesday last stabbed Margaret Jacobs. OF the
same residence, In the forehead w.th large carv-
ing knife. lie was held 10 await Inc result OF tho
~ uricS.
The sun., 1870-10-17
FlAARcI4A avn coMuERcI4L.

SATURDAY, Oct. l5-P. NJ The day closes
with more QUIT feeling at TIE Stool, EIcGn-c, the
exciSuent noted earlier in the week having part lly
subsidized la railways the volume Of business has
been limited, with the exception OF q lew stocks.
though tho general tone VI the market confines
strons. This nrmness Is mainly due to a relaxStioa
In the extreme rates for money, rather than tho
movements OF the leading ciiques, or the inuinsic
value of the shaTss attracting prominent notice The
elloaes durlps ule y0sk bare Disposed Of slpsideT.
The sun., 1870-10-17

Altman Rros. 4 co s9I and s2a sixth avenue. rcg
TO iaform Their ccstomcre ans ,Lo punnc 10 geu,a'
ma they have received .r lLst steam 20 100 dozen
fe, ont Applique lid Cs which tacy oder ,l ,jc.ns
s., 4hd So each, beM- Urrtn y 80. g. aud g. t.,h
Tues SAL not lA-t ionc, as u.ey he DIrgaA,.--itr
The sun., 1870-10-17

LivENGOOD.-t1 Cincinnati. Ohio. on Tuesday Jnly
y 1870 ny Judge Joseph COX. of the Hamilton COuny
Common Pleas, Emma d. Livengood from AshDnry
MUETLER:-In Cincinnati, on Friday, jay I. 1s1l, hy
Ju lgc Joseph Cox, VI the Court Of Common Pleas
e lltmiltOn county, SOPHIA Mueller iron Andrew
The sun., 1870-10-17

wheeler 4 wiissr nachipcs, 1,1ft Brsad-
Wy sold oy paying tlO Gown and $40 per mouth with
out eNtra charge. Machines to let j. L. ELLIS
Four Cents n Foot for Weather strips.
.hOEDUCK DRJB, 81 Fulton, near Cnn It.
The sun., 1870-10-17

DIVORCED,

AMrs-wooDBuRN Auburn, on Saturday
Oct T. by tho Rey. J. II. ftlrtcr MIR VIM D. Ames 10
Mss Adele Noodburn. both Of scirto, n. Y.
The sun., 1870-10-17

GpsveF a. bakers MRchiars. aJ9 Broad way.
al manu- 'ActHreis prices $40 cash HlI 81 ptr month
also uIa.sllnes Tchtod maclines repaired
NJ AnMsTRON0
The sun., 1870-10-17
Brp 6ocos.
4 ALTMAN BROS. q co.,

. = s~-~~H
A LTMAN BROS. a. co,
srHAv.
Open on MONDAY, OCT. IL. with a verv elegant as
sortment OF fall novelties, In
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, sATINs vELvErs.
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGs.
Of every shade. tint and quality. at lowest prices
BLACK SILKS.
100 pieces Gros Grain. very nne, $780, worth q.
100 pieces oro Grain. better qnalty. $780, worth s175.
sATISs
200 pieces very rich Baet $50 and els. worth t9snd
s2iO.
200 pieces very rich Colored $50 aud u, worth o. ara
t!5O
200 pieces best quality Colored, " aS worthtS.
NEW BLACK AND WHITE MIXED DRESS GooDa
Also Brown Mixed, 21c. per yard, worth soc vefyi
pretty and novel attraction.
BLACK SILK SUITS. Gros Drain, tsS
Handsomely made and eaborat'iy trimmed
ELEGANT WALKING SUITS,
made OF pure silk epanrncs. only si5 most fashloo
able goods in market.
PoPLIN WALKING SUITS,
verv elegant en-, making wouid cost more
100 Misses and Ladies WATERPROOF CLoAKs,
with hoods and capes. well made. atS
Fun line OF frich vELvETBENS auj PLUSllEs.
at great bargains.
1910 dor. pure linen Table Napkins. si and si.gj
5000 doz. bcst Huck Towels IN New York for g..
splendid ia Blankets. all WOOL at IS.
stiii better, l2.i Blanket, beautiful quality t5o
Regular nnkhed iron frame Hose, 25c. pair.
Genuine Dalbrigrans silk nnlsh, only 6gc pair
LADIES MER1No VESTS,
excellent quality, 'oc. yer, good regular made ana
finished u.
Thompson glove.ntting Couct o.
Pest Corset In Now York, ti.jo.
spiend.d stock Of roal AMI imitation wbtby Jet and
The sun., 1870-10-17

4 -ctu-tcd between g.'. tgi4; scrip. s, y .'sJ . /.
Efic. go. ssi.; Rca 'iue. iui .llis LAX, Shore
gis. fgJ't MluasE. 5i., ttii'. N1ithwesiorn com.
mcu. 81 /. 0.Ne; pttlcrte'. H4tr0H Rock isltnJ,
II "a. lll.t ~. PAU common. - 4rGts ", ctc.
sey CCuifal. lU;ANllc. amt 4. i.nhIOll an ~. j
scph, mo- II. h. Aarem was Guiei at l:JA; lit's-
rdigh, vac tVdL: Fort haync, g8d JJa tu,Oa
Fac &c, st.,er. T., e. und l. E., Is. .e,is'.: an
liostor, H.it..I auI Erie, ~ tii.. ~ the Beurd-
Hunnlb,I lad ~. Ju~olh So 1 at li6'. Noris aud
L,stY. 90 A. s'2 Delaware, LlcatWau. "a dut West
tT". i.,.. IN the rtsc'.l,teuU. list Western
tion Icl" y Nh was tue feature, ana adN tareI
Z cent. 20 a ., Pacific ~ bcius moier teiy IT,
iN, Mt a.. % q, and canon Grm ut C-ItI g. EN
Press 81 r.~ We're utsicettd. {. Ccpt uu American
aud United states, III former se.Ins at4o. L4i ans
tic latter ut -.
The sun., 1870-10-17

Eskss nTIss5". s, y Wssts1. s ! ss,siFsa
tLul.pL Eiz1 RALSesa Ds0pI. vAIleA Alloy YWkI
The sun., 1870-10-17

ISNIhos. let I'd ID Ah 5ta CT ,tn sih .u
Cucta.i.,.....,.....o Chen. 5.i....,. "a 9 = 3 9 3 3 il
First ha'e ON uro's-Cl.oag o. C!ncinnau,7
Home ruus- Nolr.
CatCags en- ttrlht. Nome.
DDun'F TlHfs tmc..l, I; cine matt. I.
lnilgt-NT. Robert I.TsIs.n u th' Atlantic CN4.
Of bToo.iNu.
1imo Vi sumc-Two lour' ard forty mrntc,.
The sun., 1870-10-17

" em BROADWAY.
POPULAR TRADE.
POPULAR rRiCE-.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
LADIES Rid GLOVES, Soc. Coc, &c, &C.
LADIES TwoDUrToN EtDs, CSC pair.
MISSES KID GLOVES, 2'c.. SOC, S5c. pair.
GENTS KIN GLOVES, SIC. 55c ssc., g..
LADIES SILK LINED GLOVE, sic pair.
LADIES' HOSIERY, n1c., isc zoe, 2jc. 2sc up
MISSES HOSIERY. FROM i1c pair IN.
GENTS ENGLIsII HALF HOSE. &c. pair.
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LfpIE:s' !MERIYo VESTS: TINE GOOD, 81.
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