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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-13

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY Washington,
June 10.-The Democratic senator's and
members held Il caucus at the Capitol to-
night Representative Randall, of Pennsyl-
vania, in the chair. A proposition 1or an
congressional districts, with view of elect
ing Democratic representatives next fall,
was discussed, and it was finally agreed to
appoint committee consisting of Senator
Thurman of Ohio, Senator Hamilton of
MARYLAND, and Representatives Woodward,
Beck, and Shobcr, to take the matter under
advisement and devise Il plan. The caucus
discussed the feasibility of uniting on some
financial policy, but an adjournment was
carried without any result having been
reached. A campaign committee, to be To-
Gated in Washington, will probably be de-
cided on,
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rraErs should be summoned before sne
grand Jury, and be made TO tes'hy 10 "
these outrages.
THE strawberry.

THE New York Herald is pleased to make
so,,e remarks about the cultivation of the
strawberry in Virginia, and Virginia gen.
t,emen turned hucksters. All which is
very silly and very unjust. But it matters
not. The people of Virginia are very in
different to all their critics. They are en-
gagged in more important concerns than
studying what the BLACKBOARD world thinks
Of them.
The allusiou TO strawberries reminds US
OF remark that is quite pertinent, and
that is: The cultivators of early crops OF
all kinds must see the necessity of large
commercial centre in Virginia, in order that
they may be protected against the vicissl'
tudes of transportation and the excess OF
supply. The strawberry tillers are the
representatives of the whole community Of
agriculturists in this respect. All Of them
want home demand for protection against
uncertainty and loss. With base Of ope'
rations they would be masters of the stu
alton. But with no big city at home it il
manifest that they are all the time in moro
or less danger of curtailment of the pro-
per rewards Of their industry.
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mvTHE LIFE-sUsTAINING OF

NET r I'll i L1FE-SUSTAlNlNG On
GaisS.-The two organs which minister m0stdi-
rcctIy to the support of the body arc the s.oma
and liver In the fOrmePthe first process OF diges-
ton takes place under the action or that powerful
solvent, the gastric juice Thence the food. con-
yertet into q pulp, passes into the duodenum,
where 1t is subjected to the action Of the bile or
gall flowing from the liver, and Of the fluid gene
rated by the pancreas or sweetbread OF the sys-
TEN. These secretions separate the ntHritfous
portion from the rest, and 1t Is then taken up by
channels Of circulation In the form Of venous
blood while the vast, matter Is discharged
through the bowels. Unless all these processes
are duly performed disease of some sort Is neyi-
tt lie, and the best or all medicinal agents for
p eserving or restoring the tone and regulating
{ 10 action Of the three Organs-the stomach liver
and iutestines-by which the three-fold work Is
carried on. is HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BIT
TERs. Indigestion Is generally accompanied by
constipation and the gentle ce:hartic operation of
the bitets Is no less important In cases of this
kind Than Its tonic effect upon tue stomach and
the hillary gland. Beauty OF person well as
health depends In no small degree upon the re2u-
larity OF the e2cretlve functions. sallo~ COM
plexion, q thick, Opaque. coarse skin, q tainted
BREATH rush Of blood to the head, loss OF me nory,
headache, and extreme msnt Il depression, are
the usu- / Accomplishments of costiFenees. a
course OF the bittcrs will infallbly relieve and
finally Danish these obnoxious symptoms. while
action In the liver. This genial vegetable sto- |
machc and alter, tive STRIKES at disease In its pri
mary sources, The assimilatng. sccretrc. and ex-
pulsye organs, and the cures 1t effects are conse
qacntly thorough and complete.
lie l3-deOd 2wlw
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North CAROLINA PoLITIcs.-W Wilmington,
June 10.-The Republican Convention to
nominate candidate for Congress III the
third district closed at L,lmberton last eve
ming. after the stormest and most exciting
session known in the political annals Of
North Carolina. After the withdrawal of
a number of delegates, 0. II. Dockery, the
present incumbent, was nominated on the
first ballot. Dockcry refused to endorse
the administration of Governor Holden.
The anti-Dockery faction are extremely bit
ter, and avow their intention of running an
Independent candidate or voting for the
Conservative candidate. Galloway, negro
senator, and one of the delegates, pledged
New Hanover county against the nominee
before he withdrew from the Convention.
Andrew J. Jones, it is thought, will be the
independent Republican candidate.
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA OYSTER WAR
ARREST OF MARYLANDERs AND IMPRIsoN
MENT IN VIRGINIA.-We learn by private
letter that fourteen tongmen and ten canoes
belonging in Annamessex, Md, were cap.
tured in Pocomoke river on Tuesday last
by the Virginia oyster tug, for an alleged
violation of the oyster law of Virginia.
They were fired on, making several narrow
escapes, before sllrrendering. The men
were carried to DrummondtoWn, Va, and
one meal of corn bread, nearly raw, per
day. One of the parties was tried in Drum
mondtown and mulctcd in $50 fine and 800
cost, all of which is in direct violation OF
the Mout Vernon compact between the
States of Maryland and Virginia. Able
counsel has been procured, and Governor
Bowie should sec that the compact is oh.
seryed.-Bdltimore american.
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ding for al, examination Into the condition
OF the Governors mansion, and the proba-
HID cost Of reDnfrs, s:-5rsssn}e.& .'sy
BILLS ADVANCED.

= BILLS ADVANCED.
House bill to amend the. charter of the
Academy in the town Of New Market. Or
dered for engrossment. .,,...,-.1
House bill to confirm the charter of the
Lynchburg Agricultural Society. Ordered
for engrossment.
Senate bill amending the charter of the
Cottage Tollbridge Company. Passed:
House bill to Incorporate the Northern
Neck Stock Association. Ordered for en-
. House bill to incorporate the Rapidan
and Madison Courthouse Turnpike Com
pany. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the virginia
and Maryland Railroad Company. fasse1.
Senate bill to incorporate the SHENANDOAH
Iron, Lumber, Mining and Manufacturing
Company. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the Northeih
Neck Stock Company.
Senate bill to amend the charter OF tne
Peoples Bank of Norfolk, Va. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the North LOU
doun Turnpike Company, with Senate
amendments. Passed.
House bill to change the corporate name
and amend the charter OF the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank Of Richmond, va
Ordered to its engrossmcnt.,
House bill to amend the cn;utci vi hipOi-
ty. Ordered to engrossment.
House bill TO incorporate the western
Branch Drawbridge Company, IN the coun-
tv of Norfolk. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the New Klfer
White Sulphur Springs Turnpike COM
pany. r,;
House bill to amend the charter of Harri-
sonburg. Ordered to It's engrosSment..
Senate bill to authorize the Frederlcks'
burg and Gordonsville Railroad Company
to borrow money. Passed.
Senate bill to incorporate the Norfolk ana
European Steamship Company.
Senate bill to incorporate the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank of Alexandria. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the App0mat,,
toN, Campbell and Pittsylvanla KHloao
House bill to incorporate the Union Land
Company. Ordered to cnsrossment.
House bill to incorporate the LynchDtlrS
and Green Hill Turnpike Company. or-
dercd to its engrossmcnt. >,
Senate bill to incorporate the StoncWail
Jackson Association in Abingdon. Passed.
Senate bill to incorporate the new Ma
sonic Temple Association at BrldgcWater,
Va. Passed.
House bill to amend an act incorporating
the Leesburg and Point of Rocks Turnpike
Company. Ordered to engrossment.
b House bill to incorporate the Land In
proycment Company. Ordered to enSross-
ment.
House bill to amend the charter of the
Virginia Historical and Philosophical So
cicty. Passed.
Adjourned.
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A FArsrArr-J. M. III. writes as follows
to the Loudoun Republican:
- RICHMOND, VA, Jun,

.tRIcHMoND, VA, June 0, 1870.
Dear Sir,-I notice In your Issue of the sd in
slant a statement in small paragraph as fos-
lows:
'.tThe policeman who assaulted CONGRESSMAN
Porter and Collector Hum phreys was promptly
suspended and arrested, and cent on 10 answer an
Indictment
"This statement is calculated to mislead.
Woods tsyidently prompted 70 iissassinate Mr..
Porter By Others OF more motel was afterwards
sheltered by thr authorities was encouraged espe-
eiay by presidents OF boaeds OF registration, has
drawn his pay from the city treasury every day
since the outrage wis committed, and has freely
walked the streets and been llonized for the cow
ardly deed ever since. outrages are daily being
coEp,t:ed npon the persons OF Republicans;
numbers are shot down; houses STACKED with
stones, snd shots fred at theIn Are these tbjnSs
"Truly yours, j. al. H.,s
Now, IL these assertions are falsehoods,
Inc man who would thus libel his own people
ought to be exposed. We believe them to
DC " open, gross, palpable lies,' as sHAK-
sfxARE says. But If they are true, it is time
Ihst steps were taken to protect the inno-
cent and punish the guilty, Mr, HUM
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A FALL OF FIFTY FEET.-About halC-past
II last evening a lad named Harry Ogden,
about seventeen years of age, fell from the
rear door of the third floor of Robert
Clarke's book and printing establishment,
south side Of Fourth street between Vine
and Walnut, striking, nearly fifty feet be-
low, on some sewing-machine boxes, break
ing his right arm and brllising himself Sc
verely all over. Had he struck on the
have been killed Immediately, or injured
MORALLY. AS it is, there is a strong hope
that his injuries may not prove fatal.-Cin-
ci7anQti Comm ercidl.
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w WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN.

MT WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN.
TION OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
large and attractive stock Of DRY GOODS oil
every description. In order to supply the de-
mands Of our immense retail trade we are COM
PEELED to buy in very large quantities, and conse-
quently can give merchants choice selections
with liberal margin for profit.
Our stock is replenisled by tri-weekly arrivals
of fresh goods, Is kept at all times full and COM
pete is always fully adequate to the wants OF the
trade. The quality Of our goods Is superior, and
our prices as low as similar goods can be bough,
anywhere.
We invite an examination by all In want OF
FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the loSest possible
prices. JOHN n. WOODFIN,
my1o l1l7 Main street.
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SHERRARD CLEMENS REDIyIvUs-HE
MAKES A SPEECH AT ST. LoUIs.-St. Louis,
June S.-A wcll-attcnded meeting in the
national capital removal interest was held
tonight, at which Shcrrard Clemens, of
West Virginia, spoke. Clemens directed
his attention mainly to remarks lately made
by Mr.. Drake in the United States Senate
in opposition to removing the capital, and
produced an array of scientific statistics
which completely upset Mr.. brakes state
ment that the climate OF Washington is far
superior to that of st. Louis OF any other
point in the Mississippi Valley. He also adj
ministered to him a stirring rebuke OH &C.
neral principles, and called him "the sena-
tor from the District Of Columbia" by way
of reproach. The meeting was uneXpect-
edly large, and much interest manifested in
the subject under discussion.
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DRAMATIC SCENE IN CoURT.-Neao York,
June 10.-The examination of Robert Schro-
der, for the alleged seduction and abandon
ment of Adah II. Meyers, was brought to
an abrupt termination this afternoon by
Mrs. Caroline Ureland, the mother of Miss
Meyers, who rushed into the courtroom
brandishing huge knife, with which she
made repeated and desperate attempts to
stab Schroeder. After IN exciting scene In
the courtroom, Justice Bowling succeeded
in disarming Mrs. ireland, and she was re-
moved to cell. Miss Meyerswas also COM
mitted, and Schroeder was discharged. Mrs.
Ureland, who is unquestionnbly insane, Is
said to have been seeking Schoder's life for
some time, and also 10 have served sentence
for crime in Massachusetts,
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John j. Jacobs, of Hampshire county. For
Supreme Judge, c. 2. II. Moore, of Mason
county. For Auditor, E. A. Bennett, OF
Marion county. For Acknowledgement,
Joseph Sprigg, of Hardy county. For Trea-
surer, John S. Burdett, Of Kanawha coun-
ty. ForSecretary of State, John III. Phelps,
of Mason county.
Mr.. Phelps has been recognized as a Re.
publican heretofore, and as such was elect.
ed to the last Legislature of West Virginia.
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How RAILROADS MAY BUILD UP THEN
OWN C1rIEs.-JoHE W. GARRETT, president
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panv, said IN a speech in Baltimore day OF
two ago that the way in which his company
had SO rapidly built up Baltimore was by
carving freight 3S3 miles for 90 cents per
100 pounds, 50 as to prevent it from going
to other cities. What would Mr.. GARRETT
think of the man who should ask him to
discriminate against Baltimore and carry
freight bound for Philadelphia or New York
cheaper than that bound for his own city I
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The FUNDING Bill" Bonds" says the
New York World, "cannot be sold
"without buyers, and capitalists who re-
.fuse to purchase six per cent. bonds at
g. par will not take four per cent. bonds ut
"par. The idea that such bonds can ind
voluntary buyers at par is supremacy pre-
"posterous."
These uttcranccs, or similar ones, were
made repeatedly by us last fall before Con-
oreSs met.
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THE MIU M VIRGINIA
YEAST POWDERS arc getting to be more ana
more the favori;e bread-raising powders OF our
h,usekecpcrs. There are no better or purer pow
ders and none more efficacious. they are soia ny
druggists and grocers generally, ana ie.ahe. a'
aoc per box or three boxes for soc. )e LII"
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RAILROAD MEETING AT FARMvILLE Posi-
roHEp.-We are authorized to state that
the friends of the proposed Richmond and
Lynchburg road have postponed the meet
inc to DO held at Farmvil!c OH the 18th in
slant until further notice.
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~WHITE GOODSl WHITE
GOODS

Just received, bought at peremptory saie where
every lot had to be sold without reserve:
NAINSOOK MUSLINS 1T 25c';
NAINSOOK at 3oc.
NAINSOOK MUSLINS at 35c.
NAINSOOK at 4Jc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 15c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 25c.;
SWISS MUSLIN ut 30c.;
SWISS MUSLIN.at 35c.;
TUCKED MUSLIN for bodies at SOC. worth 81;
SEIIRRED MUSLIN for bodies at 6Oc. worth S1.25;
STRIPED AND CHECKED MUSL1NS at all
prices;
TALETAN TALETAN! TARLETANl
YELLOW TARLETAN. MUSLIN, full width, at
CSC. per yard, just the thing TO protect picture
frames and gas-1xtures, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
iell 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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sPECiar NOTICES.
aa JUNE 1a, 1870. Il.
.1nur All 10. SifhIMER GOODS. -.

nT JUNE 10, 1870 sH ss;
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.
s. THOMAS r. PRICE Il CO.
are adding 10 their stock by constant arrivals
COLoRED GRENADINES, % dress TO Sl.Soper
sn,sndi u assortment FEW PRINTS Of 10, 1ss Is,
and 2oc.; 80,
popLINs and ORGANDIEs-every price;
IRISH LINENS and sHEETIH Gs-antc-bellu
prices;
BLACK SILKS. JAPANESE SILKS, NOLAN
BIQUES, etc.;
MOURNING GOODS (specialtyl, great variety;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES at prices OF
early stage Of the season, although they have adj
vanced In New York fifty per cent. HOSIERY,
COLLARS, GLOVES, SKIRTS, ETC., etc.
Main street corner Eleventh,
ina nearly opposite post-office.
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DOM PIATT announces the dcccasc OF
the Republican party. He says the part
nership heretofore subsisting between the
honest men of it tine free-traders) and the
rogues the protectionists) is dissolved. He
writes its epitaph also. He adds that the
business will he continued by DR.. GREE
LEY, "whose specially is brecch prescnta-
tiopSS
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A MuYE.-Mayor Ebert on the night of
the I'd instant committed to the city prise d
a mute, youth of about eighteen years of
age, respectfully clad and seemingly intelli-
gent, and who has doubtless wandered from
his friends or guardians, who will no doubt
he happy to learn his whereabouts and be
clad to reclaim him. The Mayor could
learn nothing of his name, lineage, &C.,
from the fact that he could not commune
cate with him.-Frederick (Md) Citizen.
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M MOURNING GOODS.

NET MOURNING GOODS.
Our assortment of MOURNING GOODS is very
large. We give to this department special atten-
ton, and invite those In want TO examine our ME-
RINOS, MOUoSELAINES, ALPACAS, TAMISE
CLOTHS, BUMBAZINES, REPS, BIARRITZ,
sItISTRINES, MOURNING SILKS, GRAPES,
BAREGES, GRAPE COLLARS, GRAPE Wells,
LOVE Wells, MOURNING HANDKER-
CHIEFS, &C., &c.
Our stock of STAPLE GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, UNI
BRELLAS, PARASOLS, FANS, COTT0Ss,
THREADS, SILKS, BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS,
&C. &C., is very large, and prices satisfactory.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
lll7 Main street,
myl2 between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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pAHEsE SILKS, NOLAN.
~To THE MERCHAN rs OF vIR-

ED To Tie MrISOHntN1N z -
nINIh AND NORTH CAROLINA,-Thc CASH
huvors of virginia and North Carolina will find
in our basement first Hoor) duplicates of our fine
line PRINTS and elegant assortment of FANCY
DRESS GOODS, which we will cut In quantities
N suit them at mere COM III issIon upon the cost,
TINS giving them an advantage which they 90 no.
ret in northern jobbing houses. A caH from al
such Is invited.
lie 13 IhOMAO II. N1O'1 " -
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

PER1LoUs SITUATIoN.-Thc late rains have
made all the streams in this neishborhood
high" Cameron run, which has been
impossible once or twice since the 1st OF the
month, was very full yesterday, when Il little
son of DR.. Gibson (Aleck), who was crossing
it on foot log, fell in, having been made
dizzy by looking at the flood, and was swept
rapidly down the stream. Mcssrs. james
Vernon and james Patterson were crossing
the log at the time, and seeing that the child
was in imminent danger, the first named
jumped into the run to rescue him. The
water, however, was too deep and the cur
rent too strong, and though he caught the
child, they were both borne on by the surg
ing frcshet. Mr.. Patterson, fearing that they
would he drowned, instantly sprangto their
relief. But he, too, was not strong enough
to withstand the current, and though he
reached his friends, was carried on with
them down the stream, and all three would,
it is said. have certainly been lost but for
the assistance of a gentleman whose name
cannot at present be observation-disclosures
dria Gazette, 10Th.
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Me- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
We have recently added to our stock Of DRESS
GOODS many styles just out, really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
rivals of SILK GRENADINES, in beautiful pat
terrs, anu cheaper than similar goods were ever
known in this market. Our stock OF
RICH SILKS (black and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, PUPLINS,
POPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINES, HERNANiS,
LFNGS, MOZAMBIQUES.
LAWNS, GINGHANS,
FERCALES, CHAMBREYS,
ALPACAS &C.,
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual Inducements.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
my12 iii Main street.
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j. BEASLEY begs leave to
IN inform those having SECTIONS In HOLLY
W GOD that he Is prepared to receive and attend
to orders for turing sections and graves cleaning
sections and painting fences. He cGn be found at
No. East jackson street. or Ii addressed through
the city post-otace Etll give prompt attention,
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NE A. GOLQBACK,
COZ BROAD STREET.
NEW STORE AND CHEAP GOODS.

A. GOLDBACK, formerly with $. NJ. & M. Ro-
senbaum, has just returned from the northern
markets, and has opened at the large and beau'lin
store No. GOT Broad street one Of the best-select-
ed and the cheapest stock OF DRY GooDo IN .nc
city. Ha7ing been for many years In the "hoie-
sale dry goods business, and having bought his
stock within the last few weeks with great care,
therefore no dear goods left over rom lorncf
seasons,) enable him to sell goods NJ sum 10"
figures as to defy competition and all ne asks 10 10
be favored with q call from his numerous frlenes
and the public generally. .....
Orders from the country filed promptly anu sa-
tisfactorily.
The following young mcu are with me- ana
would he pleased to see their friends and the pub"
lie generally ....- ...-..
Bell & Co;
CHARLES :. BRITAIN, formerly of William N.
Bell & Co.;
GEORGE r. DENNY, of this city.
DAILY ADDITIONS FROM NEW YORK
AUCTIONS. Je %
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~ CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES
TWEEDS KENTUCKY JEANS. FARMERS
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS, SPANISH LINENS,
COTTONADES, ITALIAN CLOTHS, SUS-
PENDERS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs, and
Ho: IERY, and general stock of FURNISHING
GOODS for men and boys. We call special at
tentlon to our elegant stock or FANCY CASSI-
MERES for gentlemen.
JOHN n. WOODEN.
myl2 iii Main street.
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WORKS,

CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
and SAW-MILLS;
VhRK, GRtST, and PLASTER MILLS
orRGASS; MILL GEARING, &C.
ENGINES and SAW-NILLS Of various Sizes
always on hand.
Old engines &C., repaired and aold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
send for descriptive circulars.
de2t WILLIAM X. TANNER. 4 GO.
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rVO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
L now prepared to furnish ell classes with con-
staus employment Mt home the whole Oh the tino
or for the spare moments. Business new, hgns,
and nroftahfe. Persons Of either sex easily earn
From so.. 10 rs per evening and q proportional
sum by lSeyotng their whole time TO the business.
Bows and girls can earn neAzly IS much ss men.
That am who see this notice may send thtis ao-
ttrass and test the badness ne make this aaps-
reIIeed offer To all such rs are not wen satls.
f,ed we will send ~ 70 pay for tne .troaoie %
which will do TO commence work on, ana = eopy
OF Tae Peoples Literary Cbnpa q sE ss
lsryest and best family newspapers pueiis1et-aii
senI free by natl. Rcatier, II yoa want pexsna-
ncnt, profitable work, address . I, ~,
NH Had. g&sSam Augusta. Ms.
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NJ DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. ID. and +. M.
ELDER ]. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at z. ~.
Seats free.
Parsonage, 4os Twelfth street. ny7
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~. pArcunIoR,s HAIR DYE.

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This splendid HAIR DYES the best In the world ;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable.
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sints remedies the Ill fleets of bad dyes; inyigo-
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and properly applied at BATCHELoR's WIG
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10 o-Arx8lyp ,sSs