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NARDOzo, FOURQUREAN s. co.

EARDOZO, FOURQUREAN s. CO.,
1909 MAIN STREET
composite po1t-ctice),
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL SILKS Of al grades
and descriptions.
ALSO
large assortment OF
COLORED AND PLUSH vKLVETS,
to which We wish 10 call special attention as being
CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL.
A handsome assortment Of
BRUSSELS, INGRAM, THREE PLY, AND
OTHER CARPETS; MATS, RUGS, &C.;
:osataer with Al elegant assortment Of
LACE GOODS,
HANDKEHCHIEFS, COLLARS, &c, &C;
to which they invite inepcc ionr promising as
handsome and varied display at as low prices
&C c2n be rourd elsewhere.
oc28 CARioZO. FOCR0UREAN s co.
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-. - : :. =. : - ,Il
ssDEs,pAa Sss'rsssE8.

ma" BREEDER & FOX INVITE Al
TrNIION to 4 lnrs aud varied assortmenSol
DRESS GOODS. ~
now arriving, which includes some ger7 a1tEac'..
bargains from New York auction sales OF Inc pas"s
week, Their general stock "f =
DRY GOODS
"a also very OK tens'v and unusual Inducements
IN prices wa y -. BaEEDESJ & FOX,
o,o int No. 4O1 Broad street.
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w BATCHELOR'S II AIR DY E.
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best IN the "orn )
tho on,, true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
,,nta remedies the III effects Of bad dyes invgo-
ra,es and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or 1ro,on. bold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOR's WIG
FACfOkY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
ie 2-eou1yr
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TOHN N. WOODFIN,
1117 MAIN L X L T. T,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

am now receiving, In addition to my large
stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
SILKS, POPLINs,
CRETOUNEs, SATEEEs,
PLAID POPLIw and SERGES,
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS such as
ALPACAa, BOMBAZISES
TAMISE, MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLINs,
TO which would respectfully solicit an eYsmina-
ton.
We call special attention to our large asso-t-
ment of CL0AKINGS in SILK Velvet, Black and
Colored Veveteens, White Corduroy. and Fancy
Cloakinss
Also. CLOAKS, SHAWLS, s1d WATER
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for boys and
mems wear-a large stock including full line OF
Charlottesville aud Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, P!aids and Solids.
HOUSE-FURNisHIEG GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Ol-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads Nottingham Laees for cur
tains Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, HkNDKERI,EIFfS
HOSIERY, EMBROIDFRIES, LACES,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS and COLLARS.
In fact. everything TO be found IN trst-ciass
store, aud we cordially invite an exan!p ttl0n by
all In wait az we are determined 10 sell 1t the
lowest possible figures. "
&C 90 JOHN n. WO0DFIE.
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THE CHEAPEST CLoTHING-HoUsE
BOARDING.

TIRST-CLASS BOARDING.-WOLTZ
II HOUSE formerly Cook'sL corner OF eth and
Clay streets, is pre- pared to receive few slaSi-
CLASS BOARsERS. The well known reputation
insures TO her quests Portable and satlsiac'ory
accomm oda lens. A few transient hosrdef1 VAL
be accommodated. MIS- Z. y. WIZ
n IA limited number OF day boariers win
ha fakao mol ?w
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S'ss,yEs AND TISwARE.

TOHN BOWERS, successor to Yale,
ft1chmoGd, Va, wholesale and retail dealer In
STOVES AND TIkWARE; also, BIBB'S I'M
PROVED DiAMOED FIREPLACE STOVE.
for beating from one four rooms. Gas Chan
deIiers, Gas Shades, Brackets, &c. Plumbing,
Thinning, and Gas. fitting done ut short notice
House Flu nishEg Goods, &c. oc l3-2m
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The New York papers state as if it were
something new that BULwER dramatized
The Lazy Of Lyons from story.
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SHIPPING.

rANAL OPEN TO NEWsESE==ss9sa::s;5ssissls;
Y CAMEO On thu leh !, ou nE.:sss. =; = M
pfaS,nond on MHSUnYS WrDr ES D. = AND
FninhYs ats P. ii. Returning, arrive IN H IfN
monatn WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, anu DUN
,h al 1 rrnrs to the canal progresses notice
will he r,yeu through the pagers:
helow see csrd OF tinle OF arrivals at inferno
I've Rirhm'nd at5P. NJ. and arrive at Mana.
kint"wn at o p. r.: Jude's Ferry at lot +. NJ.
Beaver Dam at ut y. NJ: MichauX Ferry at ~ y
Nj. c. dar Poin. at Ia A. NJ; Jefferson a. y
A. NJ: femb rtot at II \. NJ; Columbia at A.
ID: New Canton 1T % -. r..
leave New Canton ut NJ, and arrive At 20
Iu,nhta NJ 81 y. NJ: Pcmherton al OF. NJ: Jerer-
son at =. NJ; Cedar p.iut at 10 i. ~. Sich3SA
gerry at l0t +. NJ: beaver Dam NJ 1T +; NJ
Jude's II Try ut 1:! ~: Nanakihto"n d. - -
M.: Richmond at y. NJ. ,n,7n,n
no l2 lW ~. ED'h----D -.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

UORSES AND MULES FL r IN
IL SAL - FOR CY-FDUR HORSES ~
and TEN MIL S just arrived at 4. Bosslt 5
stable direct f ON Kentucky. Among the lot are
ten fine mares and some stylish and fast stepping
horses. For sale low and accommodating
terms. Apply ut once at =. bosseux's stables, On
Franklin. bctS cen 18th ind lelh streets.
oc 3l-lm GREEN L BUCK.
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m st.LEAEk "

nEILLINERT.-W are now pre- segN
In pared to show choice selection Of Fall 49,
Frs, FLOWER, S.i-i and FANCY NECK
RIBBDNH, CHIGN0 IT :. SWITCHES, &C., and
we invite the attention OF the ladies to our stock
which Is complete i'll every particular.
NJ. WALTON Il CO.,
oc 25-1m No. 400 Broad ST., carner 9TH.
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setsL F;SEAaf. AR YRG*AF& SALE.

snsL ESEAs'E AR YKGSAF& SALE.
EOR SALE, TWO FARMS IN HEN
Il RICO tUUrTY. ] oil:r for sale he + \ K NJ
iIInr on the road les ding 10 Hanover Court
u use. ma about seven miles fr"m Richmond,
adjoining :ha Lands OF Mr.. John kesDtck, Mrs.
hranklin, and others, ard cc1tainiDg TWELVE
ACRES.
The improvemec Is consist Of 4 frame house with
four rooms. and all necessary nut-h3usEs, lEclu-
ding n large .ce-housC. anc Il fine orchard OH the
place.
Also the lace known rs DEAN H!L - "
in: on thu Charles ely road, ah3ut I'VE mics he
low The city, and coGtairlrg THIRiY-GAF AND
Ii sLF ACRES.
There Is house on the place Containing four
rcouts, With all lie 1e> AIRY out-h uses. ! he lands
are IN L good sta:e VI CIVILIZATIONS.
Terms make known on sppllCation 10
V. GkEARD,
No. II Broad, lieC FguslIcc md Adams sts.
nnlE
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DARN FOR SALE.--I offer for sale pri-
l. valley my L RM IN Charles CITY county, Va,
known us THE Ell BE-" lying within b. o and
Ea!f miles Of Jaues river. two miles OF The
Courthouse, aud four niles of NilcUx's Wharf.
,a,ncs r err contain z t65o) NIX HU DIED
Z Z ID Fly ACRES, iour hundred aud forty Of
which Is open aGds, very level easy 70 Guilty ste,
and well adapted 10 all the usual crops raised 10
ths section, and particularly SO to fruits and We
getah!es. Nearly all the open land has been lined
the rate o. 70 ~ bushels per ac!e The balance
OF the tract is in timber.
set out last spring an ORCHARD of 900
buuaed leach trees which are growing finely !
have also another orcha Of $50 trees Of apple,
2earll &c., OF choice kinus planted foartcc3
We rs ago. which are row IN full bcarng. also. Il
dwarf pear orchard. - ~ - - -
The buildings are very 20, d. The DWELLING
is eubsran ial trick one, with five la gci rooms.
The enc osures are very good large pay post
| railing. This is considered one Of the hcalth-
Test pla. cs In lower Virginia. A bold stream Of
! water pas entirely trrnugh II, watering Every
/ Geld and ifording fine water-powc- for Il mill
| am disposed to sell The Ahole but would sell half
| Grt~o thirds. IL les ,cIS well /, he divided into
two or threA arms, wi plenty Of timIer for cacn.
For further Inform alion refer 10 my brother, br.
| Crcnshaw. Of kirhm"nG Va, myec;f residing
| II the .eIm. Id cos a. L. GRE AW,
| NllcrNs Wharf
! Sc IL SSw Charles Il y county. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-12

.rench and American Casslmeres,
dress Goods In endless VARIETY;
Fmpress Cloth all colors. 60 aud Sc;
french Nerinos, IL all shades:
English Crown Pophn, entirely new;
Plaid poplins at 333c., great bargain;
Solid-colored Alpaca, 25c., very cheap;
Black Goods speciality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-12

NEW.-THE CHANGED CROss-the
In most beautiful chrome ever offered 70 the pub
lie. Bold by nrst-class dealers. Publ s.ec by 10.
HOOVER, 8oa Market ST. seI Phiadelpala.
Ii
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SNYDER O. IRBY,

M OUNTCAsTLE, $40 Broad street,
IS1 agent for the sUNNY-SIDE HgATER-the
hest In market Tor heating two or more rooms !;
81 o, Inc diamond STATE COOKINE-STOVE,,
HEATING aud CO0kIhG-STCyES on hand.
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DRY GOODS.

n OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOED THEATRE.
r GAGEMEET FOR POSITIVELY \
NIGHTS ONLY OF the old Richmond favorlte,
! MISS IDAFERHoN,
supported by The popular Young Hctor,
AR FRA"K MOhDAUNT,
and the great Star Dram ,tic CDmp ny from the
National rte ,tre, Washington, u. >.
MONDAY EVENING. November u the emo ?,
OATS, a d the roaring farce of BRoThER BILL
AND NE. 71.,
bookstore Fest lynne matinee Saturday siter'
noon ut O'Clock. no - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-12

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND aGK#a
PACKET COMPARi-FORussaFss a ssssszs
New yOEK-The 4 l steamship GEUttuE IS.
UPTON, Capt. K. N ROBERTS, of the virginia
Steamship aud Packet Ccmpany's Line, WI te-
ceiye freight ND to O'Clock 2. NJ. TO-DAY ior
Remember, shippers, that the success of THIS
home ne depends upon your lihcrai ana sue ~
No. 1914 Aain street.
,.c rI rooococu Froiyht appnt. 1t
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LOST. STRAYED, dc.

neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
~ The Second Auditor Of the state OF Virginia
for the renewal of CEElIFICATE OF STATE
STOCK, No. 1858, issued the 81 January, 1860 I'M
der act of 2lst March, 1887 ror the benefit OF the
of Mrs. Emily Taylor, said certificate having been
lost. WM +. TAYLOR.
oc 29-SaW For Mrs. Emily Taylor.
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A FULL LINE OF

A FULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
a,wavs on band Cash buyers will consult their
Interest in giving me ell. Come aud you sha !!
he DeaSec Us my stock OF goods has been seiec'ed
with The greatest care.
JULIUS SYCLE, 900 MAIN. Eo3
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AmUsEs1Enss.
.PIcHMoND THEATRE.

ID ICHMoND THEATRE.
n D0RsFY oGDTE. Lessee.
e. TAYLIR ...s... So. N annger
r. SATURDAY. Nnvcmder l.. '1s7c, last appear
ance Of MA II If.T'I. =. RAVE -.
-CRaND MtTISESTHIS EFTERFOON at
O'Clock, when ,~ln be peri rmed the oeau'itul
"'''" WEPT OF THE VI ,H-ToN-WIsH,
and Gayorte farce. l-ssaas-s~. ~ 49,
SATURDAY EyEnI:G, Gh1s: F9ste r q qra mI,
MARRIAGE by NOON light. Seats may be
secured at West & Jobns,on's. ~
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NOR PHILAD ELPHI A.--gSFS
r Steamer OEFrLK. Capt. PLAT - sszsssssssssssas
will receive .reight lor The ABOVE p9r! tll VI 80
UA. the ID inst mt, at O'Clock: Ffc.ht taken
Tor Me- Orleans ria South-rn Mail steamship
Line from Philadelphia, cheaper taan oy any
otner rrute l=o, tor Norfolk at modrrat rate;
Passage t. Philadelphia, incuGimg meals ana
81 tie. nom IS w. z Porter. agent.
nn1o " No. 2425 Dock street.
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WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
Narcotics Quilts,
Napkins and Doyies, , ...,,,,,
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lam now receiving my third supply Of
FALL AND WISTER DRY GOODS,

comprising all of tie latest styles and novelties
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MUTiEE ID SHRfE Ems .ss-s.S,zas. = :
~ III oats u tie iAhES r. 49, ~
WEIR ANE kANAWHA CANA. G24: -,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and Sk9uRDA ~,
Freight .,ld tolls on goods for L5nchhurf sa so
ceronG Collected On delivery: o. prel"att - .ES
ht Afforded consigncss, but no obligation l. s.
suacd &c deliver dow! freight slse"terc slsn ~
t7sv fraisnt Win not he delivered I'll CHARGES ara
paid.
Boats locked and injured.
dell EDW ARD DlLl3UN' Ast4t
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NOR NEW TOKK.-The Olds=fTsfla.;
elegant side-whecl steamship NIAGEnA 4, Capt.
C0UCH, will leave her wharf at Rocketls On
SUNDAY. NV. l3th, at o'clock /. n. Freleht
received until SstI; day night Fare, ST." steerase
SO; round-trip tickets 420. Eor 'rei2ht or pas
sage apply to JOHN w. WYATT. Agent
II No. 3 Governor street.
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JULIUS SYCLE, 900 MAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-03

(lSE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS AT AUCTION
~ lniay, October A. Y o'coeSi by JOHNSTON y YAH
TASShLi ~ ter Auction Mart IL and III Ias. Thirteenth
strect near k0nrin avenue by order Oh John scdgWck
assignee in baukrgqey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-03

CoUTHERH AND WESTERN CARRIAGES All,
> styles q great variety ~ low prices, comprising side
ssriaa ana sic seat BNse Extension Tops, RoeSawaya
WITTY COS Broadway.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSEN0E3
Lac Tor Charleston, 8. G.. tho Florida ports
and the
South aud Southwest .
sailing from pier No. North river nj NJ every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
The lrst Class s.lewaccl A.clinship
- caAE.,taiOa, Captain James perry
VIII SAT- on Tuesday.
Through passage tickets bills Of ladirg issued a. 'owsse
rates
For local greiEh. AMI passage apply to
nsNRY X. ks0hGASs& CO., 80 Broadway.
Fer through freight taiil and rates a?py to
bhkILi ID. iA$slis, General Agent
Great Southern FfeiSf, Linz, 3l7 lroadways
entrance Thomas sffcet
Tie s!samahlp CLYDE will follow ana san Thursday.
TiOR NORFOLK. CITY rOfNT AND RICHMOND.
Tie Virginia steamship Company.
Steamship ..EOkt3s y; UPTON,
thpsdn X. NJ ROBBERS,
Saturday, October I, . o'elaes 7. w.,
wlr1vc above pler II East fiser, foot OF walls
1hsoash kir q sanK az lo.esi rates oter .connectmt
hnes ~ tGnspo iathr iaue 10 al points Sou and Sotl
Wet. Apr % p.e. Is Laal iig.r or
JAMES HAND Agent.
1i9 Wal street, corner south.
Freirt FOR North Carolina ana Carolina mark $.
s. w pG u Lilac (S,aa aad sostwsst Ietla Line) via
Pelerslasf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-03

QNLY TEN DOLLARS 4 Lof PAYMENT
livery poor or woman CA save sloa month and OWL
desirable Lot IN village iho Central read; churches
schools and stores adjoining paa walk IA iron. cnci
lot Atscnal great a, Scotch Plains, X. j. Thurs
day. Free COLLATION. a4d spenisd music ~ era
fnias Seventh Regiment Band. Railroad ae4es AM MAJ
capbe obtained Of the auctioucsrs,
a. y. MELLlcN, IN, { Bro 10. rao street
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ilorse amt dsrpir brown ainsi ldc Mare each i5s
street.
TNoR sALE-A VERY s1YLisr pAn6 PHAEroN. MADE
~ Miner Stevens; seats tor persons; new this
IL Argy Il f6s stable, iorly.Ts street, between aisG!
soa am PARK ay-lues
FOR SAIL oSE yALuABIs MARE, 10 HANDS,
as; rae yoang Note, t Sound, Sl5j; several oer
''''''- coSTe6cThR's q Sew Chambers street..
qH sAtE r5Ss fTyItsH DArFaE asAy eoufE
Can % unl r. n. 1t the club stable, "A cs. Thr
teenih stree.
EoE sALE--A STYLISH BROWN MARE, 8 YEARS
4 oil can nlsutcs; piano box wagon shifting
top stvcfs' make Harness. Sheet, lap Robe BAkca nd
WHIP AL good new, sold cheap. Apply At las YES.
1bifynn street.
TnE EylSING 1ELIcgAm.
SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCHES.
corIgD ~ ALL
IaG
MORNING rApEEs.
SEE
EyENryG TELEGRAM.
ALI
TIM srws oF THE DAY.
MILITARY ITEMS,
rAsHlcSApLu GOSSIP.
LOCAL MATTERS
POLITICAL squias.
essErAL NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF rue clff AND COUNTRY
AND BOTH nEMIarHlREs
ADVERTISERS WOULD % WELL TO REMEMBER
THAR
THE TELEGRAM
HAS
TIE LARGEST CIRCULATION
or ALL TnE r4EgigG PAPERS.
su8scalr7lov, 60. PER MONTH
SUBSCRIPTION, IS PER YEAR.
PUBLICATION OFFICE,
-
/" NASSAU slELEf
y,oR ssTd-AT gAcprvrcr ~ srcor,,r AZ
dc.'h complete Tnrnou,, consisting OF srlcrdif pair
hetween and years %; IN elesans Landar mae ~
"ooi LIB = very s'yhsa Dog Cart by Stiyeis &Sm.tn;
&C. ApTg ~ y HiIlER aal West raents eighth street.
won sAr,F CHEAP I4qtrT srfrrr1yc TOR
wasoa II besgordcr. Apply i. private stable 100 Wct
Fifteenth street.
TFor SALT CHEAP TOR WANT or usE-nAy HORSE;
pce f er, ssde 4 l iqr s' SOUND ana Eaa
- ---
York S 40 eyes isaes q d y os a hss
'u's'' "-'S''''-S - sH''''''' '''s''.
r,sas Il 1sreatn4 i,h Rnex va. rao l;,isyv H.
ca., osoo itocaa@ay poSy rSaesn coae. PsTs pnos
80 ~ e''S f''se' "i' : ',' ''soAu'.ay
l,SE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS At AUCTION
f1ssii Ii isr Auction Mart III AZ and ia rss Tmteen
asaisaeo in Eaalrae.ey
GoUgHERN AND WESTERN CARRIAGES. All.
ss e frga. y9iety y sw gTisea com4ns ste
phaeons. &C.; ASSORTMENT Harness.
WITT, eas Broadway.
no RENT-IHE THREE STORY stable no. g
~tst tea'i street Inquire q u GAfGs Nc.to west
Ienth street.
,,,l, ,,,-,,1.,,, -, 49,, .----r
Grocery wagon Al 1.S serihs strest cosacr Clarke '
$1,000. 49,. go
w asbe fs 1' dn.1 nut 49, & Good 0 osds tol
four Aaress , mS@Sr @e JAMES fEiG-, boz 10 Tary
.--------...-
~ IL oSas from SasnsH oS,s; sa.aDe 81 esi Is
trucks etres or business purposes all TO be soid cheap
.c.1yn-pAy HORSE. s years. 1ss6 TrAyng. s0ryn
DjlU knd ecnile Or ady 10 live must soi Ia Close
= - = - 1910 ss ~
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n9sn,ls sound nnd Een.e sso bay !orse l5 pony
ri 3la An,h avenue, near Twenty greet, in store
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Il )
| ~ STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
from aer "a North river.
| I.ffIpTIrf.

TO LONDON DIRECT.
VECINIA, tndfeits. lhas ay October Il, at 10 A. II.
Cabin pasaate, (. ana ss5, currency
StetiRar rassagr. rs, cirgtncy.
Passengers booted 20 Paris NJ reduced raiea.
Broadway.
J. ". y IIcIsr Mann or
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g KLABEk Co, MARBLE WORKS, 2I7 TO 223 " EST
M FIFTY irst street, between broadway Eighth avenue.
Marble and Marblezed nantes Monuments, Headscnes OF
superior workmanshp. cheapest Ia the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26
Dry Goods Report.

The business OF the past week L. Qaite up 20
the expectations. In Wooden goods there has
been more activity, and the clothing houses
have been free purchasers OF fancy caSsimereS.
in Brown Sheetings and shirtings there has
been q moderate degree of ectivity, and the
stock in INST hands has been sensibly reduced.
Prices steady. The business i'm Bleached Sheet
tnge and Shlrtings Is only moderately active.
There u no anxiety on the part or agents 20 in
duce purchasers 20 buy largely, and the iObbers
are not disposed 20 do more than supply The i'm
mediate demands. Printing Cloths are more
nImly held az an advance OF \ 10 &c. yard.
The business in Prints has been larger than for
the week previous, and prices are hrmer, with
sfrscuonal advance in some cases. The two
great JobbiDg houses, which nov and then in
dulge their customers with :. drive, !" keep the
prices OF prints at a very low point. The man.
ufacturers are now engaged in producing their
spring styles, and dark prints In the hands of
agents are rapidly reduced. Sprsgue's dark
fanctes are held st los C. % DAYS, less per CT.
Cambrics are held by manufacturer agents At
steady prices. Silesias are IN fair demand.
Sales % Jobbers are email. Prices steady. Ia
rolled iaconets, prices remain steady. Denims
IN good demand for best makes. COttonadcs-
The demand II equal TO the business OF the sea-
son. Ginghams are az unchanged quotations.
proved In aemand; business not lively. Wooden
goods-prlces are nrm. In wooden shawls prices
are without change. OvercOatings are in bet
ter demand; prices steady. In fancy caSEimeres
and sstinets there has been q more active de-
mand, but without change in prices. Blankets
sell rather more freely; chiefly in single bales;
no change In prices, which are firm. Flannels
vets and most descriptions OF seasonable MILL
merry goods there Is a very good demand. sai
prices are higher for desirable styles.-N y. Ia
depeRdeEf, 2th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26
4 Weird for Warrington.

a correspondent of the Ohio STAT Journal.
writing from this city under date of the 10Th
has the following:
= The city Of which write, and
the people among whom have the pleasure 10
minGle, are the most abused and least under
stood OF any city or community in the entire
country. city with more natural advantages
with more picturesque surroundings, would be
hard TO find, and for people thoroughly alive
TO business. active, energetic, and enterprising,
Washington is second 10 none; the streets are
fast becoming beautifully transformed by a
system OF parking, wood pavement and sundry
other good anu useful improvements.
The canal, so long an eyesore, and a nuisance.
Is being dredged, cleaned out, and put III navi-
gable condition, while an elegant market house
Is about to be erected on the site of certain mis-
cradle sheds, heretofore designated by the name
In every section of the city new and beautiful
blocks OF brick houses are being erected, with
every Improvement and convenience that mod
eTn art CAD suggest, and vet with all this. the
city OF washington is made the butt and "stocl
pigeon Tor every newspaper scTibbler to vent
his ignorant ridicuie and meaningless speen
upon. That the people here are behind the age
Is a mistakei that they are careless about daYsi-
oplng the material interests of the city is false:
and a. for the repeated assertion of the wicked
ness OF the city," with its 1l2 600 inhabitants
venture 1t viii compare favoTabiy with that OF
any other city il the Union, with the same pop
ulation.
Pennsylvania avenue is now being paved with
wood, and the work is progressing rapidly, and
by the LIST OF January will be completed =