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FALL, 1sce.-GRAND OPENING.

BARGAISS! RARGAIESt BARGAINS!
have now opened and offer to the pubic large
and complete stock OF MEMS BOYN, and
YOUTHS FALL and WINTER CLOTHING;
also, y splendid line OF GENTLEEMEE'S FUR
NISHISG GOODS, and large and most beauti-
ful stock OF HATS and CAPS, comprissn2 the
latest styles, &c remarkably low prices.
My motto Is, and always has been, "Quick aalss
and small profits y: therefore 3 call Is all ash,
and YOU VIII be snre TO purchase great bargains ut
ii, W. ROSES, sss Broad street,
oe e-,sm corner Of Fourth.
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r,TsT or,kErrEFsa

r IsT OF ADVERTISED LEgal,1EslRlss
REMAINrNG IN TIE RICHMoNEsfoS'aaas'
OFFICE JANUARY !. 1870: ,,,,.. LII, ~. a.
Persons calling for letters In TINS iiss VIII p'ase
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wEaL ESTATE at pHIyATE SALE.

TOBACCO FACTORY AND Ma
Il CHIHERY FOR SALE PRfvATELY.-We
offer for private sale that superior, commodious,
aud acknowledgements TOBACCO FAC
TORY, on Byrne street, With all Of the fixtures.
comprising steam engine. hydraulic pump and
press, and hosting machine operated by
box presses in fact, everything ready to do 4
large tobacco business. -.
The building Is new four-story brick l50S45
feet lot fronting on Byrne stree. los feet, and
running back towards Harrison street 80 feet. 1t
Is now rented until June !, 1870, paying ten per
cent. on s+.ooo--tha purchaser 70 have the rent
convenient TO all Of the tobacco warehouses and
Exchange.
It's central poaitinn should commend II TO the
attention of capitalists aad manufacturers.
do se,.st TAPPEY, LUNSpEE u co.
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o-I-ee Z Goddin. Auctioncers'
~ 1113 Main street.

No. llls Main street.
FIVE nr45P1SSf9 D. L2HS5k 8 4 SSR
EEfT + VII 81 on !? % I'm
DAY. sd january is Farmhouse, FIVE SMALL
Gf SnTSSee rSnnT ns aSeT Fsrs earqs
the properly obcr,s: plat Of which will be exhl-
0iiea M s' Gene-fourh cash. residue at three SIX
ana MN ssrmrrd by trust deed on the property.
addt q, "hu LEE & GODDlN,
tuclionecrs.
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r5'RCUBLESOME COUGHS and COLDS.
4 Sore Throat and I,oarscnes,, speedily cured
Nv tvooilolk's Cough syrup. prepared bv row
uAyhN =. DUptY. inOthccary, ~ Broad
street. II gives immediate relief in All affections
-, the lungs by producing fire." cxpcct"ration of
ti!, ,!i"ciu Which ob>ti ucts them, thus Iui.lng
III. ca III. relieving tie inhamlnat"n and giving
So. ;I.,..,u,,l organ. n rhlnrt To- heal &c 20
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FURNITURE. &c.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
4 WAREROOMS.-Up stairs. opposite the
pnst-o!ice, Main street, you will find in two o!
those iron-front buildings The largest and most
varied assortment of PaRLOR. CHAMBER, and
DINIEG-SOOM FUKNITCRE III the State. of
every variety Of style and finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made TO order in any style de-
sired. Our stock of Chamber Furniture being
very large, complete suits can be purchased at cur
est Enlistment from Ss5 10 5000. We have reduced
the prices Of all our goods, and we selling
about as low rs we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all In want of good, substantial I ur-
nIture to examine orr assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all pariies-the rich or the
poor, HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-ofllce, Main street.
de l6 Richmond. Va,
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CARDozo, ALsop & FoURQUREAS,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
SILKS, SHAwLs,
NEW-sTYLE ARABS,
LINENS, DOYLIEs NAPKINS,
HANDKERCHHFs, &C.,
recently bought at auction at prices really lowe,
than same quality sold in gold
before the war.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITED FOB
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
sCARFS HANDKERCnIEFs. TIES BOWS
&C., for gents and ladies,
ELEGANTLACEs, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS
LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS
In endless variety.
EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKER.
CHIEFS, in fancy boxes. for Christmas pre-.
sents; to which they desire TO call attention.
dels CARDOZo. ALsoP & FoURoUREAS.
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ByJ. D. whitehead = Co.. !, c,rr.

mi. D. whitehead & Co., 4
r,oeen,h street between Main aud Gary
1x,E WILL SELL AT ACTION 2 CT, Owen en-
Main o and eery MSN ssoek S e. % W
At h ns fGRR5c E rs comprising
sol SUGARS. various grades,
CSFFEEs. various gradccs
n4 frSo SIDES and II IAMlssir s
rev ORLEANS MOLAssEs'
SYRUPS. t..#
yXIhNc haahhEs and nERR1Ses'
SOAPS,
CHEESE,
n rNRB and SAL: SOFAS
PPtr2pER and MUSTARD,
rhRi0 MATCHES,
BLEACHING anu - j'' WHITEHEAD H I've
Parties wishing to 70 ,b be' hour Of %
the privilege Of do IN gsa so up - ' 20.
I.J
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OUR CHRISTMAS BILL OF FARE.
JAMAICA RUM. IS to s. per gallon;
COMMON RUM, IL per gallon,
SCOTCH WIiISkEI. s. Fer S"ll"n; h,.,
CALIFORNIA BRANDY approved by physl'
cAG finnS tef EsiiERhY approved by phy>''
CALIFORNIA MUSCATEL approved by physi'
cians), 81 per gallon: ,.,.,
CALIFORNIA FORT approved By ph!''e'sh''
s. $ I rsf bxEs1IiRshh sls per DOZEN
SPASIsH WTSES *s 70 % per gallon;
The famous uOCkHEIMER, $40 per dozen;
CROSSE & BLACKWELL P!CkLEs, 49,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE thnlf-rin'' anu
cggS RIVE: e. Td tS Il two and three pounds,
CANNED PEACHES c;wo pounds), ~ 10 pe'
BR xxi PEACHES. {: per gallon;
PICKLED ONIONS, 8 per "a s,'I nGr GALLON;
COX'S GELATISE, 80 per dozen:
FLAVoRiNG EXTRACTS assorted -" P''
ppE HS1:R GINGER, $3.50 per jar;
MINCE-MEAT, CITkON,
RAISIAs. ORANGES,
A dc 20 &C. J.B. KIDD, IL Broad street
TNDERsT ADAMS HALL. CoRSEE:
~ MAIN AND THIRD STEEETo.--i S0u',
respectfully call the attention of person, ".,,cI
good things for Christmas {" my large ana
assortment Of best quality Double Rrhlic' III.
and American Candies, superior Layer haIsi.'
Currants. Citron, Nuts, Fruits, Jeiiie'' saJ,,s
Gelatine, Bromg, Bon Ton Surprises. Ma ntak.
Grapes, Figs, &C., &C. Hslkirg, la'k'''S IVA
"no a'' A'uu' 70 THOMAS Jackson.
de I0-tJal successor IN A. PlZZlnl -.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JULIUS SYCLE's
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE.
AIS BROAD STREET.

, ~
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE.
AIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH and
Offers real yALESCIkSNEs WILLIAMS
MALTESE and GIMPURE COLLARS;
EMBROIDERED LINEN SEiS; , NOUS.
LADIES, RoMaS SASllES. tbs: and NY
Fifty dozen linen HEM-STIrCHED HAM,
kERCHIEFS: ,,,. ,,s color,
LADIES' KID GLOVES, all Shaoe' "''
at unusually low prices II>rN
CENTS NECk-TIES SCARfs, auo L'''
HASDKER6HlEFs:
GEST,S COURyOiSIER GLOVES;
GENTS BUCK, BEAVER. and DO"
LADIES, and GEST's UNDERwEAR:on IA
In addition to q fun liae Of FANCY aoooN -
has , complete stock OF .,
IRISH POPLIN, all colors and shaoes'
DRESS SILKS solid and dSnrtd u-,S.
DOIIBI. r. and SINGLE BROCHE SHAmL''
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS;
PLAIN and STRIPED sEf9Es'
PLAID POPLISS:
JET JEWELRY, In large variety
CORSETS:
HOODS for infants;
srd iarse stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS.
BE sure and call before purchasing e leS
IT JULIUS SiCLES
us Broad street. eetT wen.
fonish 49, =
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VESSELS.
G. W. Henderson t6), schooner Y. A. Hunt
Frank Lower ~. schooner ". 4. Hunt; George
Wishart c. W. Written, schooner II. a. Hunt
j. S. Mason (s), schooner II. 4. Hunt; James
Barnes, j. q. Carlisle, j. G: Cox. G. NJ. Cox. B.
Frlnk A. /. Hamblin, j. hurry, Sam'l M@lsby,
William Marshall Il. l.. Somers. Criah Tim
mons, George w. Fruit, S. S. F:.ridge, Lucien E.
Corson (3l.
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CEILING THEM OFF.-ALBI;Ns
y ANIMALS. JUVENILES, TOY-BooKs'
WHITING DESKS, and all other FASc;
Of cost. Those intending to make NEW yrI1
PRESENTS are invited 10 call and supnjv INK
selves at greatly reduced prices. ''' "''tn'
CARY 4 A3lBLFp
Booksellers mud stationers
No. 1900 Main street, opposite st. Charles Ho,es,
de 2-tJa20
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By Cook < Laughton Auctioncers'
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
.,RIrsTEEs' SALE OF STOCK OF
pGItTS OITS LEADS. BRUSHES. &c,
sTo rTi AID FI1XxTirREs, &C., Al, AUCTION.
Bv virtue Of decd Of trust exccnts to thg SUD
scihe?s rs trustees by Thomas k4urkr any n,,,i
If he city Of Richmond. We viii cell at auction
On TUESDAY the :th day Of january. f'V' COM
,nenclnr 1T 10 a. c!ock. the stock OF
PAINTS. LEADS, OILS,
BRUSHES, &C.. .,,
I'm store of said Thomas Roukc. on Maih between
Eiohth and Ninth streets. consisting o, snca az
assortment as is usually found In IN establishment
Of that kind. co
ALSO.
THE STORE AND FINT iRfS;
fro M rtc,ilars Of the sale Of which VIII j." MADE
known on day of sale.
TERMS FOX SALE or STOCK: lasn.
JAMES II. nO0LEY. Tructrcs.
\. DEyEREUX. :
COOK s LAUGHioS, Auctinnccrs &c ~
, 1870-10-21
gTHEs "ATTs"
FRIDAY, 2Isr OCTOBER 1870
THE WALLACKS.

THESE highly Entertaining Artists, who
enlivened our town with their talented
performances last week, are now in West
End, and we perceive by Advertisement
that Mr.. WalIack purposes giving his Mo
noIogue entertainments on Monday evening
next in the Drawing room at Mrs. DunIop's
house. We are quite certain Mr.. WalIack's
acknowledged popularity will ensure for
him a crowded assembly to witness his
varied drolleries.
, 1870-10-21
LicitatiOn.

THE execution of sundry repairs
to public buildings in Frederik-
sted and to the Diamonds chooIhouse
will be'pUt up for Iicitation at the
Courthouse in said town on Friday
28th October next IL o'clock. Spe-
~cifieation of the Work to be done,
Conditions &c. &c. may be see in
the SheHffs Office at Frederiksted as
well as in the office Of the Inspector
of Buildings at Christiansted.
Government End Secretary's Office,
st. CrOix, October 18th 1870.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1870-10-21
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THE annual Examination of Chris
tiansted's Burgher School, as
well as the Lancasterian School will
take place on Friday the 28M inst.
at 10 o'clock a. M, and these will be
~re-opened on M0mdayMc It'll pr0rim0
when new pupils may be admitted.
Christiansteds BurgherS School 18th
October 1870.
JOHN G. STRIDIRON.
, 1870-10-21

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
during the week from 18th to 18th Octbr.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill
, 1870-10-21

At West End, Tuesday 18th instant, the
wife Of w. H. WaIIack Esq Monologist,
of a son.
, 1870-10-21
DEATH

DEATH
At West End, 18th instant, Walter Hope,
infant son Of w. H. Wallack Esq.
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,,,,ra there, and he had received from
can. Trochu letter, apparently contain
;,,S. recommendations TO authorities OF
that town; but when he arrived there
r. w.s announced to him that in cons
sentence OF his German origin-he was
hnrn at Presburg--the authorities were
Going to place him under suryeil-
lance for some time. A few days
.atterward the mayor gave him to UNDER
stand that three mines had been construct
ed along the line of railway near Monte
reau, with the view of blowing up the
prussian troops If they arrived by tram,
and that he must connect the mines one
with another by an electric battery. My
husband" continued the lady, "retused TO
do that, pointing out that his mission was
to superintend the existing wires! ana not
Law down new ones. Thereupon he was ILL.,
treated, cast into prison, ana no aoupt IL
now in danger Of death
After the lady had sufficiently proved her
identify Count Bismarck had conversa-
tion with Baron Won Moltke, and three
hours luter small expedition. conslstln. oil
q squadron of hllssars, set out for Monte
reall, and the most extraordinary precau-
tions were taken. In the evening the
troops arrived in the town, which was as
tonished at the occurrence. The Mayor,
who was still more astounded, was arrested.
and the Hungarian engineer was hberated
from his prison. The mines already re-
ferred TO were discovered and destroyed,
and under the direction OF LauZer the
Prussians likewise found in the bed OF the
Seine. in four different directions, the mys-
ferrous Geographic communications WIN
the caDital.
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A Romance Of the War-Disc0very OF
she TeiesraplIe Communications
with ParIs-A Handsome YOUNG
Tra,toress wfsa Count R,snsarck,

the German newspapers thus relate the
N inner ii which the last and secret com.
m lnlcatlons Of Paris with the south and
north Of France were cut off. The search
after these mysterious wires had given q
great deal of trouble to the Prussans, with.
out leading to any result. 1t happened,
however, that during this time the Count
Won Bismarck, Gen. Won Montke, and the
Crown Prince Of Prussia each received sew.
eral letters in feminine handwriting, beg.
glns of them to set at liberty the husband
of the lady author Of this correspondence,
and who was kept prisoner by the French
IL Montereau. In exchange for this favor
sue promised to reveal to them an import
ant secret. AS oflets of this kind, and q
great MANY others analogous to it. were
maze TO the above-named personages by
hundreds every day, they took no account
OF the letters we have just referred to.
But on the morning of the 18th of Sen
tsmber the Visit was announced to Count
Bismarck of a young lady, who urgently
requested permission to speak to him. He
ordered her to come IN. She then ex-
planned TO the Count that the letters ad-
dressed TO him were IN her handwriting ::
That her husband, a Jew, and y Hungarian
oy birth, joseph Lauzer by name, had, MS
naturalized Frenchman, been employed
y, the general management of railways Ut
fagls In The capacity Of engineer, and that
before the investment OF the capital he had
been specially employed in CONSTRUCTING
ne underground telegraph between Paris
M Tours, as well as that between Paris |
md Rouen. .
After having completed his undertal. 4
le had been sent to Moatereau in ort,er ~
uperlntend the service and to u.aee some
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A sharp student was called up by the
worthy professor of a celebrated college,
and asked the question i.
Can Il man see without eyesT
"Ycs, sir,o was the prompt reply.
GLOW, sir" cried the astonished profess
sor. "can man see without eycs' Pray,
sir, how do YOU make that out?'
" He can see with one. sir" replied the
ready-witted youth /; and the whole class
shouted with delight ut the triumph over
metaphysics.
On some railroads it is customary to have
lock on the stove to prevent the pas
Sengers from meddling with the lire. 4
conductor, being asked why they locked the
stove, replied that it was to "prcyent the
fire from goin2 OUT
The London Daily Neus makes reference
in leading editorial to "the heather Chi
ncse,' showing that Truthful James is not
unknown across the water.
Schulenburg & Becklel's planning mill, in
st. Louis, was burned on Tuesday night,
Loss about 100000; nearly covered by in
Surance,
The man who lights up at the post-office
Is Z. =. light man.
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New Books

The Cdstdrays: A Story Of Adventure in
the Wlds Of Borneo. BY Capt. MAYSE
REID. New York: SHELDON & Co.
Captain REID has presented to the pub
lie some very entertaining stories Of hunt.
Ing and perils in the wood, especially seve-
raj for the entertainment Of young people,
rs is this before us. These Youthful admi.
rcrs will welcome another from the Cap:
tain.
For sale by WoopHoUsE l. PARHAM.
Words and Their Uses, Past and Present
Study OF the English Language. nv
RICHARD GRANT WHITE. New York
SHELDON & CO.
Mr.. WHITE has made the criticism Of
words and phrases sort Especially, and.
like almost every one who has so directed
his studies, has grown smartly hypercrit
cal. Yet his book is not without interest
For sale by WooDHousE & PAguAa.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The Eouse met ut Il o'clock. The House
CONQUERED in the Senate joint resolution IN
relation to portion of the library Tor the
Use of the Attorney General.
Mr.. KELLY offered joint resolution pro-
vidlng for committee of three from the
House and two from the Senate to inform
the Governor that the House was ready to
adjourn. The Senate having concurred,
the Chair appointed Messls. Kelly, Cren-
shaw, and Winn.
The committee reported that they bad
waited on the Governor, and he had stated
that he had notaing further to commune
cate.
Mr. KELLEY offered the following resolu-
ton:
Rssolved, That the thanks of this House
are hereby rendered to Hon. Zeph TURNER
for the conspicuous ability, courtesy, and
impartjality with which he has discharged
his duty during the present session as
speaker of this body.
Mr.. KELLEY. in offering the resolution,
made graceful little address, in the course
of which he alluded to the fact that this was
his last official act as 4 member Of the Gen.
elal Assembly.
Mr.. MAHooD seconded the resolution, and
Mr.. JACKSON endorsed it as representative
from the Republican side of the house.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. TURNER responded appropriately.
Mr.. BAGwELL offered the following:
ReSolued. That the thanks of the House
of Delegates are rendered to the, clerk,
sergeant-at arms, and other officers thereof,
for the conspicuous ability. impartality,
and uniform courtesy with which their va
rious duties have been performed during its
session. .,
Mr.. PopHAM seconded the resolution with
well-timed remarks.
Mr.. John B. Bigger, the clerk, made a
most appropriate response.
On motion of Mr.. MAHooD, the House
then adjourned sine die.
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General Assembly of Virginia
THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 1870.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II M.to-day, President
MARYE in the chair.
. A message was received from the House
of Delegates that that body had passed q
resolution, in which they asked the concur
renee of the Senate, appointing JOINT
committee to wait upon the Governor ana
announce their readiness to ADJOURN, The
resolution was concurred in, and MessTs.
SNowpEN and PESDLEroE appointed, on the
part of the Senate, as members of the CON-
mittee. ILL.,.
Mr.. SSowDEN reported that the committee
had waited upon the Governor, ana that
that officer had no further communication
to make. Whereupon, o.
adjourned until the 7th day Of December
npYt
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Comment is unnecessary.

COOP RESULTS. - The tables puohsneu
giving the names OF Congressman elected
all over the Union are totally unreliable.
As soon as we can do so, we shall give 1ull
list of the members. Meanwhile. it is GER
tain that the Radical majority in the House
If Representatives will be less than two.
thirds one. A correspondent of the B"lti-
more San says on this point:
at will destroy the obnoxious practice
of the present House by which the Repun-
licans, BY two-thirds vote, have been able
to suspend the rules and pass measures by
he same vote without allowing debate.
Much vicious legislation has been thus en-
acted by the dictun Of patty rule. The
military election bill, which has figured SO
prominently, was passed hy the House in
hat way, in defiance Of the protest OF the
minority. There Will be. at least, no such
exhibition Of indecent haste in legislation
n the next Congress.
This result may also insure conserVatlVe
organization of the next House, by which
he speaker, clerk, and the Craftsmanship OF
he leading committees can be secured.
This, it is said, can be brought about by a
coalition with the revenue re!ormers ~ the
Republican party elected III the West
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The NEGRO AN ELEMENT OF WEAKNEss.--
The Baltimore american (RadicaD con-
fesses the state of things in Mary land as
follows:
"The RADICAL party is in minority in
every county in the State, alone excepting
Anne Arundel. The prejudice which is
entertained against the voting Of the colored
people contributed more to our defeat than
proven to be an element Of weakness, and
not Of strength"
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DIED.

On Yesterday evening st O'Clock Of consump.
ton. JULIAN, only son OF William q. ano
Amelia Kimbrough, aged two years one month
and twenty eight days.
M james Wallsn. ON 81, between Jackson ana
Duval streets. THIs tFriGa,) sFrERNuON, Mt
81 o'clock. The friends Of the family are Invited
I } attend
In this city, yesterday morning, LULA TE-
RESA, daughter Of Tobt j and Martha Y. Mays,
aged vears mo Tbs and 10 ia 6.
nj 3 o'clock from the residence OF her parents,
= q JD4 nth street.
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'N- SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GOJDS.

ma SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GOJDs.
am now opening NEW Styles OF DRESS
GOODS Just 0. t consisting In part o,
EPINnLAIs. yANDYKh, VELOUKs,
LAINAGas, SEDASs;
EMPRESS CI,OTsS 10 all colors;
BOMBALIMET TEE. entirely new:
REPS. PLAIDS, DFLAlEES, SC.
The celebrated BUFFALO, REAVER. and
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS;
CLOAKs, BROCHE and other sHAWLS;
BURAUES,
Handsome BAIMORAL SKIRTS at only eoc.;
Good LINSEYS at l2Sc.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS In the city for the
money;
i2-4 COUNTERPANES at rs;
ALL-wOoL FLANNEL at &C.;
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFSa at &C.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at &c.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at :cc.;
Laces, Fmbroideries, White Goods; 1ndia-REb-
Der Cloth for Infants Towels, Ladies' and Ghnt's
WOODEN and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
Swisses, T,riatan Cd Waterproof Cloth only 81 !;
Shawl Suiting, White Corduroy, Velvet and Vel
veteens Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Notions aac, In
short, everything found In hrst-class dry goods
house, at prices which will warrant to please
every one. d. 1cbDDACA,
eO7 Broad street, between 9TH and nh.
RY1,ASp Fl. EoRvELL, formerly with ]. Sycles |;
", Fl. CAgpozo, OF Powhatan, late 1t the Call
fornia Store; o. +. KAMMAN, Miss ALICE HAIR
pEsrY, and - sHEFPIELD, are with me- and
would be glad to be favored with call from their
'-.nd the public.
-~~arR, col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

For THE STATE JOURNALS EyE.-A
Washington letter in the Baltimore Gazette
thus paints the Radical party:
when the country at large shall have
been brought to acknowledge that the Radl-
al faction is still in minority, although
supported by the full power of Grants
trny and navy, reinforced by the entire
mass of ignorant negroes throughout the
;ountry, and the forced support of the
Door la5orcrS Of the North, under the lash
i their purse. proud employers, then We
lily believe that the people will begin to
iefy The power of their pilierins rulers, and
lut an end in some legal way to the most
,udacious vet the most cowardly. the most
.orrupt yet the most hypocritical, and the
most boastful yet the most ignorant Adj
,ninistration that ever diseraced any coun.
Try upon the face Of the earlh.'
That's the truth plainly spoken.