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ROBBERY OF A TAILOR SToRE.-On Sunday
morning the tailor store of James Campbell, on
Second street. below Pine, was entered by
thieves, and robbed of cloths and cassimeres to
the value of three thousand dollars. An en-
rance was effected by prying open back shut
ter. The robbery was reported to Detectives
Taggart and Smith, who recovered all the stolen
property in the house of George Baker, No. 125
Lombard street,
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The Hartford Local Election.


HARTFORD, April 20-The Official count shows the
whole number of votes cast at the late elections,
81, ,415: Governor Englsh's majority S44 aver ages
majority on the State ticket, S2O Both parties fell
on about lO0, 900 votes in the State.
The Freshet In Maine.
LEWISTON, Me-, April 2O-The rain which COM
menced on Sunday increased in violence during
Yesterday and still continues. Ali the streams are
very high The water In the Androscoggin is within
eight inches OF the point In the great resnet
OF last fall and is still rising and is now two feet
higher than last night.
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INSURANCE PATROL REPoRT.-Captain Nc
Cusker, of the Insurance Patrol, reports having
attended ffty-six fires during the month of
March. He says that twenty-four of the fires
were accidental, five through carelessness, five
from unknown causes, two from matches, incen-
diary nine supposed incendiary six, sparks from
chimney four, spontaneous one
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FROM NEW YORK.
Murderer Sentenced.


NEW YORK, April 2O.-Perry, the murderer Of
Thomas Hayes, was sentenced by Judge Barnard to
imprisonment for life. Perry's wife and children
were in court and burst into tears at the announce
ment
The Mcfarland Trial.
Frank B. Gallagher, artist, testified that Richard
son and Mrs. Mcfarland had been at his studio
together.
Counsel for the defense offered as evidence numer-
Ous papers showing the property OF Mcfarland and
Richardson, the high character OF the former, and
recommendations he had received as man of In
teprity from such men as Greeley, Edwin nj. STAN
ton, Samuel Sinclair, Salmon p. Chase, Mr.. McEl.
rath, and others; but the Court excluded most OF
them
Sent carriages to Winter Garden, and once to New
Haven Railroad, ordered by Richardson.
After some further business OF an unimportant
character the Court adjourned on account of the
indisposition Of the Recorder.
ssook Quotations ny reIeGraph-2 r. M.
Glendinning, Davis Co. report through their New
York house the fonowing:-
Con- Stock. ........ 92H Western Union Tele 80 X
do. Scrip. S91G Toledo & Wabash X. so
NJ Y. d Erie Rail. 24T Nil. st. Paul Room 59A
Ph. and Rea- R.. 99 Mil. &St Paul r. pref 1872
Mich. South. & MIR. $50 Adams Express. e05
Gle and Pitt. r.. 98& Wells Fargo Co... 1872
Chi. and N. w. CON-. 73A United States 42Z
Chi. and N. W. pref. s44 Tennessee 6s new. 44
Pitts. r. W. 4 chi Z. 92% Market dull
New York Money aud stock Markets.
NEW YORK, April 2O.--Stocks, firm. Money easy
at per cent Gold, 113H. Flve-twenties 1862, cou-
pom, 1l2 do. 1854, do, 1103s; do 1866 do, Ill
DO sO 14s d 1ss nsI 49, S0 lS g.
Canton Co, g; Cumberland preferred, s2k; Con
solidated N. Y. Central and Hudson River, s3A |;
Erie, 24X; Reading, ss,$; Adams Express, 500
Illinois Central, 1917; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
99I; Chicago and Rock Island 116%; Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, s23s; Western Union Telegraph, s91S.
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THE SPRING TERM OF MRS. B00REAM'S
Il BOARDINGSOHOOL for Young Ladies and Misses,
in Brookheld, Conn, will commence April & 1870 IA llm
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FROM VIEW YORK.


The Bids for Gold.
New YORK, April 20.-At the sub-Treasury
to-day 900 of gold was bid for at liz to
113'47.
Latest European Quotations.
LONDON, April 20-Evening.-Consols for money
closed at 94L for account, 943! Bonds Of 1862,
ss4 OF 1862 S72 of 1857, s9A; 1O-4es Sc. Erie, 20;
Illinois Central, 1876 Atlantic and Great West
ern, 27H.
LiyERPoo1, April 2o.-Cotton quiet and steady;
middng upands, 111Sd. middng Orleans, 117s(@
11Hd. Sales IL 600 bales, including 5000 bales for
speculation and exports. Spirits OF Petroleum, Is.
Id. Linseed oil, 34s.
LONDON, March 2c-Evening- -Tailow easier, AS.
3D. Linseed Oil dull.
ANTWERP, April 2o.-Petroleum opened firm at
b0Hf.
Ship News.
BREsT, April 20.--Arrived, steamship Bellona,
from New York.
CRUELTY TO A HoRsE.-George Brifold was
arrested at Second and CLesnut streets yester-
day for cruelty beating q horse. He was taken
before Alderman Colgan, who held him to bail
to answer.
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INSTRUCTION..

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
IN BOYS,
In first class location and Of the highest character
THE MURRAY HILL INSTIruTE,
422m REV JOSEPH ID. HULL, Principal
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HOOFLAN D'S
GERMAN BITTERS,

a
Sure Cure for Liver Complaint,
sure Cure for Dyspepsia,
Sure Cure for Debility,
Sure Cure for Jaundice,
Sure Cure for Marasmus,
And all affections arising weakness or want action
in the Liver Digestive Organs The great remedy for
IMPURE BLOOD,
And all diseases arising from it, The great preventive
FEVER AND AGUE.
mpossbilty for any TO have Fever and Ague
ifibey will few bottles OF this remedy spring
and fall.
S1O0 800 800
viii be given for any of this disease that occurs to
any one that the Btters Tonic preventive
Those who have Fever and Ague will find, the
eTs Tonic that the the disease vii not return
n5R 3Rs sPs sWsT
ago all prejudices of socalled "patent medicine
operatDg agains, them but gradually their virtue, be-
ali preparations Of their class with the Endorsement Of
eminent judges, lawyers, clergymen, and physicians
Read the following ptoms, and If find that your
system affected by any of them rest assured
that disease has commenced its attack the most i'm
of body and unless checked by
the of powerful remedies miserable life, ermi
mating in DEATH will be the result.
I'LL
Con
Btipation,
Flatulence, In
ward Piles Funess of
Blood to the Head, Acidity Of
the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stom.
ach, Sour Eructations Sinking or Futtering at the
Pit of the Stomach swimming of the Head Hurried
Difficult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart Choking
focatnR sensations when in lying posture Dmness
of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perpisration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc. Sudden flusnes
of Heat, Burning in the Flesh
Constant imagining of Evil,
and Great Depression
of Spirits.
All indicate disease of the Liver Digestive Organs
combined with impure blood.
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Hoofands German Btters, per bottle.
Hollands German Bters, half dozen 800
Hollands German Tonic, put mp in quart bottles ltO
per bottle, or half dozen for. Tbo
Do forget to examine well the article you buy in
order to get the genuine
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS and Dealers in
Msaisinss everywhere. u swepu
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O
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1866
1 consider "Hoofland's German Btters" valuabl,
medicine in of attacks of Indigestion Dyspepsia
L can certify this from experience OF it.
Yours, with respect, -
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HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS

Is entirely vegetable and contains liquor. 1t is
compound of Fluid Extracts. The Roots, Herbs and
Barks from which these extracts made gathered
Germany all the medicinal virtues extracted
them by scientific chemist These extracts are then
forwarded to this country to be used expressly for the
nufacture of this Bitters There is alcoholic sub
stance of kind used in compoundng the Btters hence
it is free from all the objections incident to the of
innnr nranaratinn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-20

Thomas Hayes, was sentenced by Judge Barnard to
Imprisonment for life. Perry's wife and children
were in court and burst into tears at the announce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY. Oct. IA. 1870.
The House met at IL o'clock ID. Mr.
". W. WooD, of Halifax, presiding.
Mr.. HILL, of Albemarle, moved that the
reading of the journal be dispensed with
Agreed to.
Mr.. LovENsTE1E, of Richmond city, made
a motion that the House adjourn until Mon.
day at - NJ.
Mr. Kelly, of Spotsylvania, thought that
the motion should be 80 amended MS that
,chen the House adjourn to-day it adjourn
to Monday. The road bill was matter
that should be perfected as soon as posi-.
BILE, and he could see no improperly in
proceeding to its further consideration to.
day.
MIR. LOvENsTEIN regretted that the Gene
raj Assembly had not yesterday at once ad.
journed until Monday. The Legislature OF
Georgia had done this on the receipt of the
intelligence that General Lee was dead.
He hoped that without further debate or
business the House would adjourn in &C.
cordance with his motion.
Mr.. Cochrane, Of Augusta, stated that he
was informed that there was probability
that the remains Of General Lee would be
brought here Monday for interment, and
he therefore moved to amend the motion
so as to adjourn until Tuesday, - NJ.
Mr.. LovENsTEIN accepted the suggestion,
and the motion in this form was adopted.
Adjourned.
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~ FALL-1GO.-T. R. PRICE & &C

ME- FALL-1S10.-T. R. PRICE & co.
are now opening the choicest and fullest stoch OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited IN the South. Families and mer-
chants are invited cali and sec the novelties n
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter goods may reel as
sured of getting everything Of the REST quaisI'
and as low as it can be sold In the United States
Now opening, elegant stock or LADIES DreeS
Goods in black and colored gro-graln, oteornan'
Bonpettes and other Silss, Velour, velour impsta
trice, Chene Popnns Ia novelty for enissh EN-
press Clo.hs-al! shades, +. Merinos, DE Lanes
Alpacas, Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour, etc., ETC.
American Dc LANES and Prints, Immense ne
sortmcnt at prices, 10, L., 10. 20, ana 2ec' W
sheetfnys, Cottons, Towelliugs, Diapers Nap
ktus Crash, L!nscys, Blsnke's, F1annele, ETC.
Large supply Of Cloths and Oassimeres ior S'aes
and boys, both In French, English, saa d'neslic'
underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery. Thread Lace, and Im' Lace ooilers anu
Collarets, Edgings, Inbettngs, Banos' etc., elc'
simwls In Cashmere blanhct-long ana s1"are :
Black Thioet, square and long; SCARF shaNls, etc
Mourning Goods specially; velour InPera-
trice. entirely new Ottomans, Tam,ec, boInoa-
zlues. Double faced Mohairs, Alracas, lie LANES
Zurich, etc. O.,
this department, x, w.,
n, B.-Goods cut for merchants at New 1ofs
,obh,nr rates. T.R. PRICE & CO.,
"a llOl Main street.
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General Assembly Of Virginia
FRIDAY, Oct. II, 1870.
SENATE.

SGANA hs 9ass-a
The Senate met ct noon-Mr. WAppELL,
Of Augusta, in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Peterkin.
COMMITTEES REPORTS.
The following bills and Joint resolutions
were reported from the committees and
placed on the calendar:
Senate bill to amend the registration law.
Senate bill appointing trustees for the
town OF scarborough, in Prince William
county.
Senate bill to amend chapter 50 of the
Acts of the Assembly authorizing county
courts to borrow money.
House bill to provide a charter for the
town of Front Royal.
Senate bill to amend the law In relation
to livery stables.
Senate bill to amend and re4nact certain
sections OF an act imposing taxes for the
support of the Government.
BILLS REFERRED.
The following were introduced by leave
and appropriately referred:
By Mr.. HARRIS To amend and re6nact
section 2 Of chapter 1913 OF the Code Of 1860
in relation to leasing and selling lands of
persons under disability.
By MIR. SNowDEN: 10 regulate proceed
in2s between landholder and tenant.
BY Mr. MASSEY: To regulate the sale Of
merchandise by sample.
BY MIR. AUSTIN: Authorizing the voters
of Lunenburg county to vote on the Ques-
ton Of revoking the orders OF the County
Court of said county adopting the pro-
visions of the act passed january 10Th, 1886,
III relation to fences.
By Mr.. ROLLER: 70 provide for the pay
ofiurors.
By MIR. AUSTIN: To amend and rc&nact
section of an act approved July 9th, 1870,
throughout the Commonwealth.
On motion of Mr.. COURTNEY, the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
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DIED,

In this city. on FRIDAY morning, Mrs. CLA-
RIssA PURCELL. In the ser.nty-hlth year OF
her aye
Of her son, william X. Walsh, on 3D. street. No.
1908, on SATURDAY EVENING at ~ O'Clock.
Friends and acQualDtanccs are Invited to attend
without further nolice.
IN this city, on Friday, October the l4th 1879
little MAMIE BONA IMAM, the only daughter
Of Thomas and Emma Bohann8n.
"Tbc Lord giveth and the Lord ta6cth. Blessed
be the usmc OF the Iorl.'
At his residence, Br1okland, Hcnrco county, on
the 18th Instant GEORGE h. TOMPKINS, in
the sixty year OF his age.
The place ard time Of funeral will be announced
ia the evening papers.
In this city. Oh the 18th inst, At IL o'clock a. NJ
Mrs. Judi II II. WALKER, III the seventy
niuth year of her age.
She was for many yesrs Christlan-a member
Of Clay-streat Methodist Church-aud died In The
hone Cf Z blessed Immortality. ,
Her flueral Will take place iHlS AFTERNOON
at "a O'Clock. from Clay-stceet Church. ine
friends Of the family ure respectfully Invited tt
attend.
In the city Of Williamsburg, Va, on tue morn
Ing Of he 18th instant JAMES ID. CHRISTIAN,
In the third year Of his age, formerly CLERK
the Circuit Court of Hanover county.
Hewas q sufferer for many years With the die
ease (consumplon) Of which he died, and bore hi
afilctien with manly tortitude. He leaves an a1ec
tlonatC wife and numerous children some of whom
are of tender years, to mourn his death. III is 10 b
hoped. however, that their loss has been his etcra
gain. Regutescdt in pace. FRIEND.
| WILLIAMSBCRG, ept. 10, 1870.
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TIE ELECTIONS on TrEsDAY.-The De-
mocrats seem to have gained Il few men,-
hers of Congress. They also carried In
diana, which was real triumph, and indi
Gates more clearly than anything else that
has happened lately the possibility that the
next President may be Democrat. The
next House Of Representatives, however,
viii be largely Republican,. The truth is.
the northern Democrats have not the tact,
or good sense, or wisdom, or what you
will, to make up good ISSUES. The south,
ern Democrats formerly made these up for
them, and then they were always success
ful. A party that has no more idea Of the
public pulse. or Of the incomes Of the
masses Of the people, than to claim support
from the voters on the ground that the Re-
publicans tax incomes which exceed - ,0e0,
deserves to be put down for stupidity. This
Il single specimen of the issues upon
which the wiseacres Of the Democratic
party went before the public last Tuesday
But not SO in Indiana. The eloquent NoR
Hsys, the true Democrat and friend of the
South, voted and spoke for the income tax
Us every Democrat in Congress ought Il
have done.
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RtCuAoHD !.

CANDIDATES FOR CoSGaEss.-Fhe follow
ing is complete list Of the nominat!onsto for
Congress made In this State up to the pre-
sent date First district ", W. Douglas
'white), Radical DR.. d. R. Norton (col'
ored,, Radical; j. II. Critcher, .Conserva-
tive. Second district : 4. b. Boiling, Con.
sentative James H. Platt, Radical. Third
district James II. Cox, Conservative (de-
clined); Chas. Il. Porter, Radical. Fourth
district VIM. l.. Owen, Conservative; W.
II. II. Stowell, Radical. Fifth district K.
T. w. Duke, Conservative; Alex. Rives,
Radical. Sixth district No nominations yet.
seventh district Z. NJ. BraXton. Conser.
vative: Lewis Mckenzie, Radical, Eighth
district: Gen. VIM, Terry, Conservative
Fayette McMullin, Independent; L. W.
Hughes, Radical.
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The SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT.-
We have received a circular to which are
attached the names Of W. II. BROOKS,
LEWIS ". WEBB, THOMAS BAYSE, W. Il.
JONES, j. II. HALL, and r. r. SMITH, which
circular Is addressed to II. II. WELLS, chair
man of the Republican State Executive
Committee, and gives the reasons why the
dlsafected Radicals Of the second district
viii not support JAMES Fl. PLATTE for Con-
sress. The signers of the circular say that
II new Convention is not held, they will
nominate q strait-out Republican,
whatever that is, land vote for him. We
shall see how much influence these gentle.
men have when the election comes of, ii
becomes them to be dilisent, if they would
not be utterly crushed by PLATTE. They
have our hest wishes for the success of then
efforts TO defeat that carpet-bagscr.
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The War Department has ordered three
companies of artillery TO he stationed IN
North Carolina permanently during the
winter.
Two-thirds OF the inhabitants of Hamden,
Conn, are being nursed by the remaining
third for fever and ague.
At Rvland depot, Greenvlle county, Va,
Joseph Briggs is appointed postmaster, u'ce
3. f. Buckner, declined.
Baltimore Is about to provide for line OF
| steamers to Liverpool.
The Orange and Alexandria railroad cars
| 70 through to Lynchburg to-day.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND In
JUDGEMENTS.

We offer one of The best selections OF I'D
GOODS In the city. combining excellence VIII
s,evance beauty with utility, novelty with TaFet''
and everything at reasonable prices, thereby en-
,,r,,r harosins 10 all Of onr castomers. a iuu
assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
FLANNELS,
CASsIMEREs,
LINENS,
CUTTONs,
yRLyETEENE, RATISE.
WHITE G.. obs
SaAWLa CLOAKS,
WATERPROOF and SHAWL sCTTH
BALMuRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
BERLIN, SILK auc KID GLoFFs,
ENGLISH HOSIERY,
HEMsIrTCHEp, Embroidered Sad
LACE HANDKERCHEFs,
RIBBONS, JET JEW ELHY.
LINEN andLACE COLLARS,
NAPKINS, TOWELS
QUILTS, BLANKETS.
LADIES, and GENTS UNDERW EAR,
SHIRT FRONTS,
CAMBRIA EMBR0IDERlES.
RCFFLIhGS, LACEs, &C.
call II solicited from our friends and the pa7'
lie 10 general. ~
WM. THALHiaER & Sons.
snl sroad street corner 9Th street.
40 n,od Sroad-s.reet Dry Goods Emporium.
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We publish our kilograms from Europe
as we receive them, not vouching i'll any
instance for their accuracy. The sensational
rumor that the Prussians were retreatlng
from before Paris" Will cause thrill Vi
low In tie breast of many French sympa.
thizer who tomorrow will learn that the
rumor was unfounded. If the Prussians
had left Paris, 1t would not have been ne
cessary to send dispatches to Tours by car
rier pigeons nor would the, news have
waited to be sent by so circuitous aroutc.
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We could fill the Dispatch with the artl-
eles upon the death OF General LEE Win
which our exchanges abound, or with the
proceedings OF public meetings, &c, held
to do honor to the memory of the illustrious
dead. We have, indeed, published much
matter OF this sort already, Us our columns
Of this morning testify. Bnt we have not
reproduced 1.-THE Of the articles that our
exchanges contain. Many as good or bet.
ter than those we have printed have been
crowded out of our columns.
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Our Stanton correspondent as" writes
us that he did use matter obtained from the
Charlestown Spirit, but did not know it
was the custom to give credit in kilograms.
We are extremely careful in crediting every
paper, and we would have our correspond
ents not less so If Gas we hope will not often
happen) they are compelled to get their
news items out Of a newspaper. We car
assure the Spiri! saat as" is not the maj
to do any one a wrong. He has had little
or no experience in the business, though
he is 30 good q correspondent.
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TRESu ARRIVALS.

EREsu ARRIVALS.
Tia nnderstaned oegs ~ cell the etten;i'n CT
ouyers to his entirely FRESH STOCK Or Dff
GOODS now In store aud receiving. IL Is coni'
a.nt)y believed that no stock superior u II has
nesn exhibited 10 this market siac: The ~Af' is
has been selected with great care ana Win SPECIAL
reference TO the wants OF this community.
yyo ipr,te particular attention 10 The iblo tnS
nnos Of F0REIGH and DOMESTIC FAbHlCe
hfrb W, RI, prepsred 20 exhibit IN large GnaLti.
ties andgreat variety: .,.,.
MOURNING GOODS tofeSeTy descl'p iea''H
ALPACAe,
BoMBA2lNEs,
REPa
OTrOnAHf,
| TAHI.E CLOTnH,
MOCrELlNs,
lERIN0S, &c.
In DHESS GOODS our stuck - r,a", &,s,
tive, embracing all or The La ihot 49,. ,s,
TIrs and viii be sold Is low ~ similar k"'7' 49,
be bought anywhere. ,, o,r large ussort-
e rIo,k1.GJ n felSe, .,
rIn,,s a. Also. CLOAks trean! .s,.pis.
80, -, -f..c, and a u,agnihcant c''' autn,,-.
CJ orps and CAS-lME2he- '"r N, >r ]
~ nth foreign snd d0,ac,''c IL .t ..rtlc-
aERIaU UNDERWEAk III a
,>-sy,.-
rIASSELs, GAL1COES, L1NsEI
sR,rWN and CEED CUlloSc'
IRISH LINENS, q
HOSIERY.
Z
GLOVES
RIAL and IMITATION LACEs, 1
&c. /
In fact our stock is complete In ever pa7'cu,
lar, and we cordially invite an exaipln hsi"n ny sn
G., want OF lrst-clsss goods 1t the lo%eat possible
figures. 1ohH ~. ,-,.,a', 1
T. S-Merchauts VISITING this city are !uFi"'' ~
csaninc cur stock and b. conVincsa "'1S W. ""'
.sunnIy their wants at northern t'bbins rate"-
~ , j. =, wDDpFi*.
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ME- NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARlAtES!

Handsome Dress Goods, only 2oc.; rich Aipaess'
only 2oc.; bcst-ruakc Ualicoes, only l9sc.; Gooos
for meu's and boys wear at soc.; Androscosgh
Bleached Cotton, l6ac.; good Linse7s, lH;' la
Quilta fi.75 Lot Of au-woOl flannels, only NC
Ladies' Heavy White Hose. l7c.. elsewhere CSC;
Ladies White HnndkerchiefS, Sc; Crash ior
Towels, lcc.; Huckaoack Towels loc.; Gcld-Eyed
Needles, &C.; Corsets, Laces, EdsinEs, Emorol-
derics, Shsws, Blankets, TicsingS Ouclotn,
Broadc!oth. Cashmere Ladies snd Gents WOOL
len Shirts ard Drawer, Linen Shirts, Irish LIN
ems, Shirt-Fronts, Neckttes, Eainsooks, Jaconefs'
s~isscs, Ribbons, Napkins. Jet Jewelry, sno' in
short, everything kept In II
FIRST. CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Having bought most OF my goods at auction iof
cssh. enables me to cell goods at prices that can
not be equalei in cheapness in this state ana par
ties in want of cheap and reliable DEFY 9ooDS
will end 1t very much to thei- interest 70 give me
call before purchasing elsewhere
A. GOLDBACK, eo7 Broad street,
between 9TH and 9TH streets
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ME- c. DuGGETT & CO., No. q Cow
rRNoR STREET, corner Of Franklin, have re-
ce,vcd a general assortment of CARPETlNGs,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGs. CURTAIN
GOODS, WINDOW SHADES and PAPER
HASGIEGI, with the usual supply OF UPaOi-
STEERING GOODS, tor the fall trade, which wiz
be sold at very low prices, and PApER-HANG-
ING and UPHOLsTERING Of every description
executed promptly. &C a-2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

The BUSINESS MEN OF RICHaoSD.-A lats
trip to that city has convinced us that oul
people may there find market Offering a.
great inducements as any other north OF
south. The business men are enterprlslns
and courteous, their stocks in trade are yer!
large and various, the access TO the city Il
direct and easy, and the advantage in dis
lance over the northern cities must of me-
ressity tell very much in her favor Hythe
ellie Enterprise.