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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 0fnee
IN Kirenner's Rock Main street Tim p
Ohio. Residences No. 2 Clay street second
Ward lJply Z
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II you have property 70 lease or rent,
or If you are in pursuit Of such prop
orty, make the fact known through
the TRTBBsR
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AMERICAN EAeLE HoTEL.

TlHE American Eagle Hotel, Clyde, Ohio
T. Mcbride 4 Son Pr9prietors, offer
6rst class recommendations for guests.
Oct 2
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Dr. c. c. BEILHARz,

cURGEON DENTIST. once at his resi-.
- dence. corner Monroe and Madison
streets, opposite German Reformed Church.
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TOHN KAIEa.

A UCTIONEER, d. D. Eenzirk, Clerk,
a ready, at ali times, TO cry sales. Post
Once address, Clyde, Ohio.
April s, lS70-d
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EDWTN HOLmEs

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER, solicts con-
a tracts for erecting buildings. VIII furn-
kh drafts and specifications promptly.
Address, Box blO, I1fnns y.
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A TTORNEYs AT Law Special atteD-
"a ton given 20 collections and the sale q
teal Estate. once over y. K shaw nan q
Cos store, Washington street, 11fhn, Onlo'
Nov. IA.
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wIL1IAM WOLFE 4 son.

MANUFACTURES OF Blank Books and
M Book Binders. Biudery between PHI.
eeWald's corner and Lemp's Cabinet shop,
Washington street, Tifhn, ..
Sept. 2, Is7O-n1s-tL
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HOTELS.
TIFFIN HOUSE.

n KINZER, Proprietor, Market st., Tif-
O. IN, Ohio. The house has been thor
oughly overhauled, has good stabling, and Is
prepared 70 furnish the trave veling public with
an necessaries in good style.
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EpIcAL.
GOOD.m.D.

nHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON, has now
permanently located IN THIN. By 8
Strict attention 70 business, he hopes 20 mer.
Il q share Of the patronage OF the citizens ol
Ttfin and surrounding country. once N
BuGkirk'a store, where he viii hold ntrn9en
in readiness % respond 70 All calls % Gay
and night. n40-lm"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17

A T-ToRNFY AND COUNSELLOR AT
a Law and solicitor in Chaucery5 and
GfenersI Insurance Agent. Attention given
70 prosecuting claims, setlllng es-aies' ma. li.A'
srS Collections and securing patents once
Ia National Exchange Block, Thin, Ohio.
Ian. / -
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TrORNEY AT LAW. Special attention
a given 70 collections and settling 60
once over Grummel's 5 Tobacco store 4lliiii
Ohio.
Jan. 7th, lg79.-ly.
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s HELPER
AGENTS WANIED FOR
LADIES 0E THE
White HOUSE. I"

Standard and Official biographies OF every
mistress OF the Presidential Mansion nom
Washington 70 Grant Superbly illustrated
on steel. For circulars and terms, address
u. 8. Publishing Co., New York n5-iw
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
of rts'r,, Ohio.

Fan N CAPITAL. s1ss.ooo
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~ VIyyAMAN. ~. D.,

IA b MAHIIN, n U.s
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once
IN Empire Block Washington street
Hmm. Ohio.
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John MeCAULEY,


A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tif1n, Ohio. Of
a nee opposite the Court House.
June 10.
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NannIenn IN Grnek

A chapter of Paris gossipin the Lon
don Herald contains the following:
"At the Faubourg they are just now
fond of Greek and anagrams. Here
Is a fair sample:
\ apOleon.
s poleon.
r oleon.
o leon.
l. con.
z on.
n
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Business Directory.
ATTORNEYS.
II n UWsTED.
John H. RIDGELl

Tr0RSEY AT LAW, Tiffin, Ohio, Of
n acs 70. 80 Washington Strset-
June Sd, lS7U.
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GEORGE z sENEY,


A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tifiin, Ohio orlcf
"A corner Main and Perry streets
MAY @
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17

Bona Eide Circulation,

TERMSOne year, in advance, g 90; Six
months, 81 90; Three months. 50 cents.
ADVERTISING-Th TRIBUNE as an ad-
yerfising medium has no superior. II has 8
large circulation, and is read by thrifty,
energetic class Of people. Advertisements
inserted as low as in any hrst-class paper.
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MrOCToBER a. 1s7o.-Mi MO NEW NJ . !
AND ELEGANT GOODS.
n. PRICE g.. co. are now again In marked
and are adding large additional supplies TO tneir
At'e DRESS AND FANCY GOODS. -
Every novelty from tho Europesn fashion CEN
tres as they appear shall be presented to- their GUS
toners. sss * Ns. AZ coy 80 81 sE. s. !
Just opened and expected
Elegant Gro, Grain, and Tafets Black SILK at
New York prices. s
Rich fancy colored Silks, plain and striped 2
Colored Empress Cloths, oil shades.
Ottoman velours, every color.
French Merinos, Chene Popiins, %, 30, IS, 40, 90
cents per yard someTery cheap. 81
Delaines, plain and figured. .
|. Imperstrice Poplus, irish Popl!lls,' r1cn plalo
Poplins, every; combination. 49, 80
S aiourning Goods, great variety, newest styles,
sand best quality. sgaE4f = -
Immense stock Prints, s. 10, l2s,sl5; furniture
Twflls, o new article. &c. tF2 2 sE1ti Fl "a
Housekeeping Goods Flannels, Damssks Towel
ipgs. &C., &c. SG4.l lt1.!. 81 Is
|: ,,,,s;T..sJ;.fy 10 t;lGENTsnGo ee "
\. Fine stock Cloths and Casemeres, Socks, SHIRTS
Crayats, Gloves, BosoDas, 6c.s &C. eis t!'E& q
i Citizens and strangers coming TO the Fair VIII
.find everything Of best quality and as1oW as any
house nthe United States. % 80 .. 81 St
- = :, ~ .st,E ~ IT. SR.PRICE &CD, n?
.s,t[s, 1l0i Main street. corner OF 18th street.
! Grand supply OF Ladies' Cloaks, Broche snaWis,
NeyentiIe. shawls, end other wrapp1ngs, opening
18th and 2sth October. s. ~, ' oe z 8
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WE &. IS reckon = ttst. Paul says ssrsakon'y',,
ourselves very unfortunate when SO inteli.
gentsa person as the editor of the Peters
burg Iadsg can 80 far mistake our character
astosuppose TINT we quoted what WRNnE1s1
PHuLIrs had said concerning the Republi.
can party for the purpose<of correcting an
Insignificant error. Isir VIII crafty the
Inde1 TO read SUCH confession in the Dis.
patch, we will acknowledge that we often
commit egfegious plumbers. And so far
->are we from taking any pleasure in correct.
Ing the petty mistakes with which many Of
our exchanges are constantly dotted over,
: that we never undertake to do 80 without
fear and trembling. We dread the stabs
that we know win infalibly reach us unde.
the nth rib, If it should ever be suspected
By jealous contemporaries that we know an
adyerb from q conjunction, or the difference
between ssctndans artena and secundeus ar.
: RpsI, iSSs 49, ~ = ytqs ssgtltsS$5
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The News from Europe.

/ q 430 &SCwO ~ S&1 AlOk&
The many rumors that seem to- be firing
about in Europe as to Intervention between
France and Prussia on the part Of some of
the great Powers are by no means 50 Inn
probable as to be dismissed without: a
thought. They are possibly true. In fact,
if they are not true, they ought to be true.
&c h time the war were over. There lis
nothing to eight for. The great Powers do
not intend 70 permit France to be seriously
dismsmbered, and they might as well let
Prussia know the fact now as at any other
time. Both France and Prussia have been
terribly damaged by this unholye war.
France has been not only damaged, but
Inundated beyond measure. Why should
the war, with its accompanying horrors, be
allowed longer TO disturb the quiet, not tc
Say the commerce, of the whole world
when 1t Ia as certain as anything can be that
Prussia viii finally be. compelled to end thu
war upon terms acceptable to England
Austria, and Russia? go
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aaepR Err EsHM EN- s At THE Z? Z
STATE FAIR, DINNERS, &c, to be furnished q
b. ANDREW PIzzINI s. Cob aying pur-
chased the exclusive privilege Of furnishing DIN
NERs, LUNCHES, &c., at the approaching state
Fair, we are making preparations to have ample
accornmo dations for all who ma favor us with e
cal. We shall have everything the market affords
served MP In the best style, and will conflne our
selves to city prices as nearly as we can. We 2.
hope to meet all our friends and by our attention.
&C.. to merit o continuance of The patronage SO
LITERALLY bestowed on!us last year.
zoe 1s-s.awtN1 ANDREW PIzz1NI &c 20.
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mo THE PEOPLE OF THE #
Z THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

IL . N. F4
II respectfully announce that win address the
people or the Third Congressional Dissflct ~
the following places and Tina in oppositon 20 zig
election OF Charles III. Porter, and respecstp.!y
invite Mr.. Porter to- take part I'm discussion. 10
those kind, fiends OF both parties who pave 80
aatteringIy and paysistently urged me 70 come
before the public; i hsye but TO say CoMlE-AND
CUMBERLAND: CoURT-HoUsE, MONDAY
October 34th. II sSE5..s il... - .,,,,x
{ AMELIA COURTHOUSE, "WEDNESDAY,
October 2sth. ;s5 s,as;lF i:sss y .i ~ 90
MANNsBORO,, Amelia, October 2ash.
GLOVER BILL, October 2Sth.a
PoWHATANi q OURT-HousE, sWEDNEs-
DAY, November I'd. ,5fIsE5: -.t l.iS.' ..
! .GooCHLAND CoURT-HoUsE, THURSDAY,
November Sd. ,fi Il &A 0Etati .'s:sts. 2Ss'a
MANAKIN, FRIDAY, November 9Th. 1870
!, COALFIELD, SATURDAY. November 9Th
! MANCHESTER, MONDAY, November 7th.
I If nv friends in Amelia will make appointments
for me forthe eth and 2s.h october. and notify
me Of IS, I VIII fill thera.T5aM -
49, Respectfully, &c, sfa9itea -.
;oc 21--7t 3, 49,, as - SAMUEL III. PAGE. 8.
DoLITICAL.-I will address the people
IL OF HANOVER, at the courthouse on
TUESDAY, October '2Sth upon the Issues in-
Yoived IN the Congressional campaign, and IN adr
yocacy Of the election OF .,s.ss+,a. n
jiE Coz. ALBEIT oRDWAY3 80. 80 *
to Congress from the third district. ;,i
&C a4-2t ISAAC B. HUNTER, 3
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49, - zSff2S4
t 81, ,ssssv os,ening II ST ~ y
,annf5S lest d sts coasfst IN psfs z. ,8
Tp1t sa ga s1DE Y a5lssSsS =
- TgE( SEE M
Errs,manrnga gL1FE Ts sn als solerss
entirely new
, ,s;ssi 1s,rsaaDg Della MES, &C. a
~ rsIsbratsd BUFFALO. NV
80 7tANDB IL a
a 81 BRoC 9 ana other sliAW hS'
s nss ss9 8 rnfoRAL SKIRTS o only soe';
nnod yTNsEYS at Izic.; a.. 81, t,,e,
M mat DOMESTIC GOODS In the cay ~ '.'s
!. m nomnrrisNsrTERpANEs ut SLID =
- - - = Urof,Tf FLANNEL at 2oc-;
1.l1ms, HANnKERCHIBFs Of sc.;s ss
1ai Ia-wyEn NEEDLES at SC.
aonI,a NOR MEN ND BOYS, az zsc Z 4, ,,.h
g.. white Goods India
80 c,ntt, for infants; Towels aaa 49,
~. ". III r,nen shirts and Drawers bianksss'
9o,ss a. water proof Cloth only W
shawl suiting, White CorduroY, 49, snd q,
yefnens, Hosiery, Cloves Colass, 1910
sbort thing found IN o hrse-ciass sgos
ho,se, at prices which WIN warrant 70 plea'e
every one. ,,at,soe,,S ia,f and 7tt,.
pvrlyp 81. NoRvELL, formerly with j. Sycies
no, p. CARpozo OF Powhatan, late at the can
soroIa store: WIN. IA. B.TAYLoR, %. +. ham
MAN. MISS ALICE HARDEs1Y, and - s .fI'
rI.I. are with me. and would be glad to be f4yor-
"a With d can from their friends and the pupfc,
90 s A, GOLDBACK, eo7 Brosd street.
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81 DxEss.t

sa.nr.,ay. October 3ad, 1870, Il IlAMfLToN
BRUCE, infsns son Of VIM. =. ana Oi. Y. 'nsp.
pard. S.. .lgIEsj M
-. a.,, f,ctc,e- a4sh. ANNIE MARIA, only
csiid of George n. and the late Annie Burns,
aged three MONTH. - -, J. ,,,,a.rtday 20 n
nef rnnSte' W. I.th street THIS Day Tuesday
six o'cioeE The friends OF the family are invited
TO attend. e rs. "a 4 ~ IS: az
ON Monday 9th nstsn ct the rsslseHnseG Sf Rer
An the seyenty.Fourth year OF her age.
Her funeral viii take place from 81. Patr,cks
Church, lsSth streetl THIS EVENiNSasst ooi9fk;
Her friends and those of her sofi-h-laN are
g r alfa. va and Baltimore papers win
please COPY. - q ~ ;nf - s.,
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a. IRISH LINENS at s5, 40, 45, I,

ssEs IRIsH.LINENS at 30, 40, 40, ,l,s
.LINENTABLE-gLoTH full two yards long,
Z at 81; worth $3.50: =. Y. !,
~. Al I,erdozeu, worth 81. rs and s1s5o -.
BRIDAI, sor sHoNEY-Coa NIB QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, AZ 81 50, worth %
large stock Of BED BLANKETS from CATO 9lS
!, pair; 6GINGHAMs at Zoe. per yard; BED
TICK al ioc. per yard COMFoRTERs at O. so;
Iarve-sixe HEAVY WOOL BED SPREADS ct
3: so, worth ss.:.WHITE CORDUROY, CO.
LoRED CORDUROY. BALMoRAL SKIRTS OF
every description, at LEVY BRoTHERs',
s'eI ~ - jl.,t 1913 and I2I5 Main street
Take notice tfat our store Will De closed haoe-
DAY the 17sb, ON account Of holidays. oc !.
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raREsH ARRIVAL OF 2
T FALL, AND zNTEk UEH GOODS
-. & =. Q AT JIILIUH EYCLEiH,

TaRESH AREIY AL Okssss..E
IL FALL AND TzEYEkUAY GOODS
~ & 90 AT JULIUS EYCLEi6,
900 Msin street. second door from coreer esh q.
~ sni receiving byeyery steamer large Iots Of
;assrys description OF DEE GOODS and fAHof
Goods. which arc selected With fhe areasast care
as,cfafiy for this market, and bought at ING low
est cash prices: I.
Dress Goods OF every description
Fmuress Cloth In al colors. fson % 20 1884,
french Mariuoa IN an shades 80
soIid-colored Alpaca at zsc, we eoesp,
Engilsh Grown Popl,n % y aaa 1soe:' eu'ns''
plai hsF PSpns se q; s assss sss,e.y
irisii ana French Fop.tu, IN gxsssy = losI q
fffton1 an. Cloth and Reps 49,
R RTa5t,ili nscas. from &c. npwsrds
NouYning Goods IN great variety =. %
90 DOMESTIC GOODS. s. :. -.
RIA .ched Cotton st Isac., the best ~ NV w!
GslieDes a e ls Al s sna good af1asc
10 z sheetfnas &C reduced prices - : ss+
Canton FLANNEL ~ 1scs per Sara. ~;
sHAwLsAND oIioAKINa.
chincn,l!s cloat1ss q sis RI l .sss dss'sn
d dSeIs aas1 s,ssssis. rom 81 supassds
E,sSaai s la Iii sizes from gsc. gpTszds
black SIX Velvet warranted pure BIZ, fos ciosk-
pe, ,ng an colors, at tie lowest prices
Wife Flan1leI at 2acs, Ger ysrd
.Cassimercsg Cloth, Dceskius, CaesnettSs 70 suie
1a1ss lse 81 Bisnksts white and colored a re-
dnced prices.
ssWHITE CO. DDS.
Table and Piano Covers, go,
Maraeiiles QHlsts,. - = $3.50 ds
Fab Ss psm n i soc. upwards
zen aeile Rp sS Il reas variety sud latest
Velvet Ribbon, all widths g - ,r-
10 doc. Linen Cambria Handkerchiess at ssc. per
,SE7 dozen; 49, ,sss5sf ssss,
100 do. ditto at soc. per dozen
100 do ditto &C CSC per dozcg. PsgSast4
we call special attention to onr stock Of Cents
Goods, which is always c0mpietes
.s.ock. and you wff fad che right go0us at tne
ri9ht prices = tall soon. JULIUS bfCLE
&c gEEs eos Main street, 20 door peloNstn.
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. .ocruBEa ass l's9'
sarator Trugnnuu.

80 Yesterday of MF. SHAaag M
~. " ,,.,.,,ss the senate of the y nsse ssase
go 80 .rysnr Mr. JoHSsos ssnsaes shs arfscle
& % 'snneaehmsnt presented against HIN g
1 ~ Hosse Of Reprcscnf asiYes. sesst So g
era Chief Justice, Dir. Isralstr Of f y
nl,s. Is entitled 90 the creeaaie soS iayin
: e-n,,sat tls;s fiisnTacefni trial 30 an end Ia
( 1870 5, ts,ose who commenced IL. Bot
49, s, ,r.,s IN, Z s, sa,,,ys4
OF tness !. q. -
OF their OWN Pafty. Aiatl es'ln =
rsty their prospects foE promotion inside
thaf orpat1agasian Both. how ever, so actel
.,,e u,,sao,,,, 4,,a s,,at;oa the nr,o,nrriety
'ass ss.s 49,. ~ i. -. a,rsa,
aisd the pohcy OF siaeaf a1c o.. S'ss4,
{ apparent even to the most bigoted OF Rndi
caja. s s35S i
5000, IL, :, !,
:. $3.50,
heed, itts, iass iuesdS!, III Wnicn ns ti a
tested some OF the same SOFT OF indepen
tseuce that characterized him during TIKI
smns,rhm,,esr,f trial. What will 3RErIg,
~. 4. "a, 81 ~.
say OF tnis sesau.iS 'ep'iu''ean asSilsas w
when he learns thai ne has endorsed CARl
SuHuaz,s notions concerning q tariff for pro
j .ac.s,,,, a,a nlantes. h,msa,f so,,o,,a,v Jon,
.n, sAa - . 49, :. 4 s1A :.
falriy upon sne AenocTattc piatIorm SO Lsr y
that one question is concerned, though still
declaring himself to be q Repubiicanp The
sn,Ioyvsnc litssa EXTRACT from Mr.. Tpu11s1ayr,1'
$500 - ;c a. M ,s.,s so,,
sfeeo 800 - = = ilau p.e.l ~
I one % ssho.sEoNs. nj. soasoll SUI ~:
h - ss 49,, ,s - - srat s,ls
live tariff than Cha apnlication 10 it OF the
phrases American system and sProtee
ton 70 American Industry and the dentn'
apm 81 tn9Se %no oppose d pso ,..s,ics
There never s " was a greater missioner. How
is it protecting American industry any more
to give 9 bounty TO 2 iumberman, 3 man
VIZ ~ AZ w tIon ssea aSias lis W
Moved c1;Itiyating the soil or digging I'm in
yonr. streets Is not ONE sort OF labor I'D
much Araer,ean sas aY,ofs,sr , why. then.
should a refusal 10 tax one. and mnchGthe
isrper. laboring interest Of the country FOR
the benefit IF another and a smaller interest.
be denouncai as & FOREIGN policy d, ] ~
not deceived by names or phrases. That
system at Iavus r. rnnst iust aana afFnr, n he
best protection to American industry,
winch treats al branches Of industry alike,
anotber and s s I when that other
constitutes but g small portion of the coun-
try's industry. ANY tariff is a tax on the
u0neStlc industry OF She country, conSld-
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.pEPUBL1cAN MEETINGS. IS
.ss THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. |

ri 10 .,Jsg ~. To- CT sts@tt ~ ~. -
sEETTcg q lLsAIi1E*2 30 ts:t:'fs
Hon. CHARLES b. PORTER, author of the
Homestead Provisions OF the Virginia CoDstitl-
ton, and the Republican nominee for reelection
to Congress from this district will address the PEG
ple Of the district as follows .iysfs,;s,aeS
ASHLAND, Hanover county, WEDNESDAY,
October 10th. i .41..sa,,. Fzi4ffl "a ~ ii
COURTHOUSE. Hanover county, sATUR-
DAY, October 2sd !, + .,<gs ,.s III i..d .
COURTHOUSE, Henrico county, MONDAY,
October 2ath. ~. - r.z4-,r - Z T. l.
Port WALTHALL ) Chesterfield county,
TUESDAY, October 2Sth. ~. q. ,-,i,..s,. 90
MANAKIN, Goochland county, SATURDAY,
October esth, ,s,g1 $50 II III. t.g4;s !;
COLD HARBoR, Hanover county, MONDAY,
October 3lst. Isl, - ..{s,#. t,:st;s.Z. l.
HTGGERsoN's STORE, Hanover county, FRI
DAY, November Ah. RIO
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, Hanover county, SAT.
URDAY, November 9Th. 7s.ss :,
A FREE BARBECUE at the last meeting.
The above meetings win take place at O'Clock %.
Major JoHNL. MORGAN, Of Clarke county,
WIN also address the people at the above meetings.
Mr. Porter will di vide time with his opponent, II
he desires discussion. r.s.... = ..s,ss15.s IS.
The people, Irrespective Of politics, are requested
TO he present. j. NJ. HUMPHREYS,
Chairman Republican Congressional Committee,
Third District Of Virginia. 49, i-s. g.I
1 SAMUEL 9. ANABLE, Sec'Y. &C eo-tNoys
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sn1,rs BED BLANKETS, BED. BLANK.
ETs. 1EYery variety. of BED BLANKETS - from
the lowest to the highest prices. 5 ss<tf II
. CALICO COMFORTERa, 3.... 4:t,El; !
!. iCoLoRED WOOL BED-SPREADs LIZ!
sHEETINGs, and PlLLoW-CAsE COTTON,
:. LEVY BROTHERS.,
, 1918 and 1915 Main street,
VELVET RIBBONS in all widths and coiors
BLACK and COLOR cd SATIss cut on tns pas
;, n. ..s:s foe 81
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4 7sngBATCHELOR HAIR DYE.
This splendid hair DYE is the best IN tne woria
the onlytrus and perfect dye Eeiisois,
,netantaneous; ; no disappointment; no ridiculous
t1nta remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes inV1go-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful otack
or bro,ou., Sold by all drusGists and perfumers,
and properly applied al, BATCHELoh'ss WiS
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
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/ NJ CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, VEST
INGs, JEANS, and cORDUR can par
tcular attention to our stock OF goods
boys, and men's wear. have :iog ~ ssor go
80. E LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and iai5 Main street
oOATs,s COTTON, all Sizes, at 50 cents Per
dozen. go 4; ~ -
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OBJECTION NOT e. By virtue Of q
rB, Guigon, judge pf tho Hastings Court or the
city OF Richmond, and 10 mo; directed. II hereby
gYe noticsthSt an election VIII ba held IN che Esty
or RfchHend on the 8TH FAY Or N0YEMEER,
ian for the foilewing officers, 10 vii ~ syeys
aEy, SeSgtnnE freAsnrers
tCofnmsfeIGney Of the Revenue CIeTk OF aine
sDhancery Court, Ciefk or The Hnftings GonRss
Clerk Of the CiFsnis Court a ditcgs Coolest
etss ~ ~ g sY.sistsss.si IL DHnLEy
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j. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker TURNER in the chair.

speaker TURNER In ,Lne cnalr. HI =.
...s.E a + FROM SENATE. s ~
House bill. with Senate amendments, to
authorize the county of Albemarle to bor-
row money to build bridges, was put on
calendar. ,ss ~ ays.+si. =
The bill was taken eups out of Its order,
and the Senate amendment agreed to.
I ,gsts!si; 81: REPORTS.
Committee on Finance reported adversely
to the petition of the sureties OF Thomas
D. Howell, late sheriff OF Patrick county,
for relief. Concurred In.
.REeIsTRATI or MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF
IKE ASSEMBLY. ~,
Senate bill for the registration of mem
beers and officers Of the General Assembly
was taken up out Of its order and passed. {
@s HABEAs CORPUS.
House bill authorizing judges of circuit,
county, and corporation courts to issue
writs Of ha6eas corpus in vacation was
passed.
OYSTER WAR. e.ess-,.p2
House joint resolution for the release of
the Mary landers and their vessels captured
in Virginia waters, in violation of the
oyster laws, was passed. .:.sEt3.i<
ATLANTIC AND ALLEGHANY RAILR0AD.
Senate bill authorizing the Atlantic and
Allegheny railroad to build branch road
to Lynchburg was put on calendar. as
THE VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
House bill to incorporate, the Virginia
Telegraph Company was passed. ssT
CAPT. BROWN, OF TEE VIRGINIA NAVY.
Mr.. BAawELL, by leave, offered Joint
resolution eommendatory Of Capt. o. A,
Brown in arresting the Marylanders re-
Gently found trespassing in Virginia waters,
and declaring that no refectionis intended
on his conduct By their release. ,st2;;
- BILLS REPORTED
House bill providing for the reassessment
Of the real property within the corporate
limits of the town OF StaTlnton. s1s5et<s
House bill preserving certain remedies
from loss by lapse of time. 5s@sys, !
s. House bill to make and declare legal and
valid the acts OF notaries public who had
forfeited their commissions but who COM
tinued Ito perform notarial functions
through ignorance or mistake. $50
House engrossed bill, with Senate amend.
ments, to provide artificial limbs for citis
Gems eof this State who lost their limbs
during the late war. 'eass. zf:E
4. Senate billt charter the Norwood Mining
and Petroleum. Company. 500
Senate bill to- charter tho Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Warehouse Company.
,REAssEsgMzNr OF TIE LANDS OF THE STATE.
House eDgrossed bin TO amend the act to
provide for the reassessnaen of the lands
throughout The Common wealth was passed,
JUDGMENT LIENS.
On motion OF Mr.. VIM, House bill to
amend the Code, in relation TO the lien oi
INDICTMENTS on real estate was made the spe-
eiaI t,Tlfer for 10 MFnext ThurSday. $50
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ar FIANNELs5! FFIaANNELsl

/ M FLANNELSit Issl 3Ess ~. b =
I'VE call parslealar attention to Our stock OF
FLAMES. We now offer ". 81. 8.
WHITE AND RED FLAENEI, warranted al
Il wool, at ase., worth SOC per yard Y, go.
rFu,l yard-wide, al wool SEA HER FLANNEL,
81 at5oc. per yard, WORT, CSC. y -,
WHITE, aREY, RED, and iBLUG y HibLEu
5 FLANNELS In all qualities 4
LANNEL6; IS
OPERA FL ANNELS in all colors:
Also, q full assortment or BEEACHEDa nd .oh--
- BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELsss rom
y, 80, 40 - = =, LEVY BROTHERS.,
,fas;sg 49, n 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
COATES SPOOL COTTON. al Nos, az az sue sue.
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