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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-26

ways resided and still resides in the same i
that he is now nineteen years of age and
resides in the family of his parents that
on Wednesday, the Goth of July last, he
was arrested by one Hunnycut, claiming
to be Lieutenant in body of troops en-
scauped at Company Shops under the COM
mand of one George W. Kirk. After be-
company a squad of these armed men in
traversing the county and arresting others,
and finally reached the camp aforesaid,
near 10 o'clock that night. On the next
day one B. w. Burger, claiming to be
Lieutenant Colonel of the troops afore-
said, began O conversation with this
affiant, and after IL had been
some time continued, inquired of him
whether he knew Adolphus Moore. Ath-
ant replied that he knew him by sight,
but had little acquaintance. Said Burger
then told this atfi ant that he, this affiant,
know something of the murder of Wyatt
! Outlaw this afiant denied it The said
| BuIgen, after pronouncing the denial a
damned lie, said he would give this affiant
till that night to tell about it. That night
about 10 or II o'clock, the said Burger
took this affiant to his tent, and asked ii
he was ready to tell about the murder OF
Outlaw. Afiiant replied that he had told
him all he knew. Said Burger then said,
{" stop right there /; you arc telling a
damned lie. I know that you do know,
and will make you tell it." He then took
this afliant, accompanied by said Hunny-
! cut and several men, to the woods, and
again asked the af1iant if he would then
, tell about the murder. Afisnt replyin 3
/ as before, the said Rurgen said that
Patton did not know anything till he
, hung up, and then he could tell
: all about it, He then asked ali
| ant if he had anything to say. This
/ af1iant replied, that he had said all he
) wished to say. Having put a rope abou'
S tho neck Of this atiant shortly after leav
ing the tent the said Burger then ordered
the lieutenant, who threw the rope oveI
the branch of Il tee, to swing this af1ian
5 up. The lieutenant drew until the rope
t was stretched tight around this af1iant'
v neck. Said Burgen then told the Lieu
e tenant chat will do" and asked affiant /
t he would then confess, and the same repl.
4 was given as before. Affiant was theI
s taken back to The tent. Afliaut has beer
y ! kept o. prisoner until released by Hi
/ Honor, Judge Brooks, on yesterday.
81 GEORGE S. Rooms
= Sworn and subscribed before me thi
s l0lh Of August, 1870.
= VIM. LAEKIES,
g Clerk i. S. Dist. Court, Dist. Cape Fear.
q II , Judge stated he would reserve hi
!, opinion until he reached Raleigh,
O. The question Of cost was taken up an
K aftera few remarks by Counsel, the Judg
n decided that the respondent, Kirk, shout
- pay the cost, there having been no cans
q shown fer the caption and detention {
o the prisoners.
4, J COurt then adjourned.
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Lord Lyons says it was the french p.o
nle who demanded war, and the Emperor
and the Ministry were obliged to accese'
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V'ne University.

The University of North Carolina olened
its Fall session few days since with "f"e
students.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. "a, 1870.

LETTER FROM Mr.. TURNER.-HILLSBoRo
Aug. %, 1S70.-Goy. HOLDEN You must
excuse me for declining to enter into the
personal controversy to which you invited
me in the Standard of the - inst.
look upon you as a self-strangled mon
ster or broken winged vulture, no longer
capable of mischief. You have sinHed
against God and the people and their Judg-
ment is upon you. Your throne of iniqui-
ty and court of inquisition have been over
turned by Judge Brooks.
No longer will Pearson decree injustice
by law no longer will he acknowledge the
truth of Kinks declaration, that the sacred
writ of Aabeas corpus I" had played ont"
shall leave you for while longer where
you have been since my arrest and lmprls-
onment, in the hands of my local, who. with
all the people and DR.. Leach, understands
you we'll, looking upon you as blot on
creation and a scandal TO mankind. AS
you have come to shame, L advise you to
silence-making, hencesorth, as little noise
as possible.
Tho people have achieved wonderful
victory oyer their wicked ruler. The ex-
tremity of the public danger drew them
from their voc&tions to the polls. They
determined to rid themselves of the curse
of your administration, and most effectu
ally have they done it. e
AS you gave me notice of your intention
to arrest me, not to be outdone In magma
nimity, now notify you that on FRIDAY
next, shall have you arrested, unles
Chief Justice Pearson shall hold that Bench
warrants have played out, with writs p
Id6eas corpus. ta+
Yours as ever,
/ - - @gsa. JOSIAH TURNER, aJR.
Raleigh Sentinel.
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is cal,

A Coon IEvKsTSfFNT.- is call
ed to the advertisement of The GKrAr
FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, as offer
ing superior inducements for the safe and
profitable investment of money. South
ern people descant freely upon the advan-
tages of home investments, and especially
of building up Southern manufactures.
It is to be desired. Our prosperity will
always be limited so long as we continue
to send our raw material TO be manufac-
tured in other sections and countries, and
our means spent to purchase the manufac-
tured goods, paying for the transportation
to and from, and immense profits to the
manufacturer and The jobber.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Compa-
ny hold out special inducements. Stu
ated in a section in which labor is abund-
ant and cheap, and the raw material TO DO
had in the immediate vicinity, it's opera
tons must be successful. The building,
already completed, is ono Of the best for
| the purpose in the United States the
machinery is of the newest and most i'm
proved style, and everything is about req
dy for work. A small additional capital
is required for working purposes. We
sincerely hope this great enterprise will
not be permitted to anguish, or be Grip
pied in its operations for tho want of tho
small additional capital. The mnnufactoSS
ries in Augusta and Columbus, Georgia.
and some in our own State, arc among
the most profitable Investments in tho
South, and We are sure this enterprise will
be crowned with immediate success, if its
field Of operations is not limited for the
want of sufficient capital.
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Fnrthe 10 urnal.


Mr.. EDITOR AS the kindly intended
editorial in the local columns OF this morn
ings JOURNAL, calling attention to the ad-
vertisemeut Of the Great Falls Manufac-
turing Company, may lead to sop4e mis-
apprehension, ask permission to mage
an explanation.
It has at no time been the purpose OF
the Company TO issue more sock than was
thought necessary TO complete the Fac
tory, and to furnish a moderate working
capital and subscriptions were refused
and the books closed some time ago. when
the amount had reached S11O 600.
The present invitation is for the pur-
pose of increasing the amount to $780, o0,
so that new stockholders will be only ad-
mitted to the extent Of $4,000. But what
I wish particularly TO explain is that in nc
event can the enterprise "lnnguish" or be
"crippled in its operations" Those en-,
gagged in it have ample means and credit
to accomplish what they have undertaken,
and in Seeding to adnit new Subscribers
to the extcnt proposed, they consider thai
the advantage to the Company will be more
than balanced by the Jaror conferred or
those who take the stock offered.
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cent men.
In these affidavits we have the Radical
| plar for carrying North Carolina, born IN
the fostering brains of Pool and Settle,
and nurtured in the cowardly heart of
Holden. The employment of such cut
throats as Kirk and Burger to war upon
the people of North Carolina could have
emanated from none but cravens, or at
tempted for any other than the basesi
purposes Pool and Settle may attempt
to escape the wrath and contempt OF an
outraged people, which will be severely
visited upon their cowardly dupe and
guilty partner ; but we hope that public
scorn will follow those among our citizens
who extend to either the ordinary courte
sizes due to honest men. They have placed
themselves without the pale of social re-
coenition they have gloated over the I'M
prisonment of innocent men, and hay
: chuckled over the miseries inflicted upol
hundreds of hapless households. To re
tain political power they have used ma
licious partisan to make war upon thei
? own people, and have consigned many no
; BILE gentlemen to the dungeon, and sub
: ieeted them to indignities and suffering
, without parallel in civilized land.
Let all read these affidavits. and in tn
decorations which are heaped Upon Hol
{ Iden, do not forget the tends who deyise'
. the plan and supplied tho nerve for its dc
lYelopment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-24

a Poor FELLow.-The Prussian Govern
ment has put Dr.. JOHANN JAcoBY in prison
for being the author of resolutions adopted
at public meeting Of Germans disapprov-
ing of the forcible annexation Of French
territory to Germany. The Doctor has been
often the victim OF governmental resent
ment after the fashion Of governmental
force and power. He is thorough Demo
crat, and goes for the consent Of the people
and the rule Of the people in all matters
so conscientious is he that he could not con-
slider it anything less than an outrage to an
mex people to Germany without their con-
sent. This waywardness of his has made him
quite familiar with the inside of the prison.
He was imprisoned in 1910 for his demo-
cratic writings. He was leader In the
Republican movement of '4S, and was
member Of the first German Parliament,
and then of the Prussian Chamber. Upon
the dissolution Of the latter, he fled to
switzerland, but returned to his country
upon hearing that there was a process
against him for treason, and stood his trial.
He was afterwards elected to the new Cham
Der, and was sent to prison once more for
seditious language. He was afterwards again
sent to prison for eighteen months for his
memoir of HENRI SIMON, a Republican, for
the Objectionable political views he incor-
porated in the memoir. So that Doctor
JAcoBT has paid dearly for his opinions,
and knows well what Jail life is He strived
hard for Republicanism, but has enjoyed
very little of it, save in contemplating its
beauties from prison, where his admira-
ton for freedom was keenly whetted by
the restraint put upon him.
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MET NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF FALL AND WHIT E r DRY
GOODS.-I am now open'ng'a very large md
cheap stock of GOODS bought At New York auc-
lions for cash. consisting or The latest designs of
Dress Goods in Merinoa. Cobrrgs Poplins. Ser
res. Black and Cclored Alpac,s Empress Cloths,
silks. &c. Waterproof Cloths full line of La
dies, Cloakings French, Scotch, American, and
Fredericksburg Cassimeres: Black Doeskins and
Broad Cloths, Satinets, Pulled Cloth, KENTUCKY
Jeans, &c. .I.
he largest line Of Swiss. Jacnnet. and Checked
Nuslins, irish Linens. Quilts. Table-C! Nap.
ktns, and Towels in the State. bought very low,
and to which especially call the attention of the
public yalencienes, Gnimpure, Grand Duchess,
Cluny, and Brussels Lace; Csmbrics, Edging. In
sorting Bands &C. BIaached and Brown Sheet
ings and shirtings, Plaid Domestics, Ticking
Hickory &c. Linen Handle rch'efs from &c. to
the finest Lace Hosiery from loc. to the best La
dies Merino Vests and Drawers, all qualities +;
Cents Liren and Woollen Shirts and Drawerss
Bosops, Neck. Ties, AID Scarfs: Gloves, Notinns,
Coats Cotton from No. to 200 Jet Jewelry,
Soap, Perfumery ar d. in short. everything II DC
found In frst-class dry goods establishment I;
best brands OF Calico, new styles only l2Sc.
AllI.sk is a call before purchasing elsewhere.
The followIny are with me, and would be pleased
to see their friends RYLAND r. NoRvELL, for
merly with Isaac Sycle: WILLIAM II. TAY-
LoR formerly with VIM. ~. Bill & Go. ; B. HoLTZ
and Miss ALICE RARDEsTY, oc this city.
Weh,ve now all Nos OF R"her!s's, Parabola's,
Smt his. Bate.'s, and Jourdan's Needles.
COZ Broad street,
seq between Sixth and Seventh.
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DIED,

On Thursday after noon, at quarter 10 O'Clock
GE .hGE LEX, infant son of Or. NJ. 8. & j. W.
Taylor, aged ten months and fourteen DAYS.
Ets fune al win take place from the residence OF
his father tChesnut Grove In HenricO, on THIS
(.aturoayl MORNING, av ii O'Clock. The rela.
tves and friends of the family respectfully In.
vited 70 attend. a' = -
On the morning Of the Fad instant, or consump-
ton CHARLES G. EuLETT, In the 57th yea OF
his age. .-..". ....... $780,.
Hlo funeral will take place from Sycamore
Church Tti5 AFTERNOON, alta O'Clock. Ais
;rle. ds and acquaintsEces, and those OF his
brother, Joseph g. Elicit, will please attend with
out further noLice.
At 10 A. n, September ESD, vIRGNIUs HAY.
WOOL RI x aged ten years.
His funeral Will take place from Broad.streeI
Methodf.t church THIS AFTEnNOON al
O'Clock, Friends apd relations are invited to
attend without further notice.
On the 22d instant, in Mobile, OF yellow fever, In
the Tvs nty -hrlh year OF his age, Affixed, eldest
sun OF William Marshall, of This city.
Lexington, va, papers please copy.
Al Amplhill Cumberland county, Va, on the
I'D instant. MIR, w Ill. b. nARRIoUS, or Upper
Brandon, In the seventy first ear OF hls age.
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/ Is sscrifice position and selEpride FOR sake
of Office, would rule Sirglnfa--n State I'M
surpassed Tor her noble history and the
dignity, refinement, and heroism Of her
public character. The assua being between
such Government and one elected by
the intelligent and responsible part OIL
the people of the State WIS not, and Is NOT
indeed, question Of republicanism. J" ~
question of life and death OF the STATE. II
| ia the question Of civilization and barha-
rism-a question Of peace and pfosperit,
against discomfort, confusion, rum "''"
despair. The true people of Virginia raj
lied in 1868 nobly to resist the great eVil ana
10 fortiN the State against fate secona
only to humiliation.
we recur to the admitted necessity-ad-
mittcd by the organ of repuolicanlsm 10
yirsinia-of the improvement OF the moral
and social standing of the Republican party
in yircinia-the necessity of making 1t less
a negro party. Where are the signs OF this
Improvement They do not appear. This
necessity finds not its supply. 1t was, in.
deed, great piece of presumption to sup
pose that the people of Virginia would
march over to the secret league legions,
banded together fox their prostration and
enslavement. To do that, those Virginians
must sacrifice every proper feeling of pride
and manhood. and become self-abased. This
cannot be done, unless there come over us
here in this outraged old State change
which, for its monstrosity, it is impossible
to realize. It would be superhuman, and yet
not the work of exalted spirits, but ensen-
dered by those in the deep-dowr CULTS OF
condemned realms.
There is no change; there cannot be,
Vircinians must meet the same Issue they
met in go, and conquer, or subside into Il
state of misery, in which they will linger
during long years of suffering and shame
before they can be relieved. They should
meet the issue with the same spirit they dld
last year, yielding up all personal and party
considerations, and once more rescue the
State from the terrible misrule Of incom-
potency and faithlessness.
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JUDGE R1vEs.-This venerable member of
the Republican party was completely ig-
nored in the Convention on Thursday.
Having been the chairman of the Repub-
lican State Executive Committee, it was
natural to suppose that he would make
some figure in the State Convention and be
put in some important position. But WELLS
took his place. The Judge was lost amidst
the flights and fancies of the colored ora
tors, and never appeared on the surface.
Has he been turned out to Craze as no
longer fit for service? If 80, he may well
think that this neglect from such party
is the unkindest cut of all.
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POET OF RICHMOND. SEPT. %, 1870.
Stef mer Stste OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, w. r. Brett.
s.s at SAILED. ~.
Steamer John sylvester. GtRord, Norfolk, mer.
cnan disc snd passengers, L. b. Tatum.
chandise and passengers, W. r. Porter.
Steamer Niagara, BlackwOod. New York, mer-
chandisG and passengers. John w. Wyatt, go, -
Schooner >Jamas A. Brown, sherman, Cox's
wharf, James river, to finish loading with wheat
fer Fail river, Macs, Thomas Branch q 60.
load Ter New York, Curtis T. Parker.
s2mkmoRARpA. So
W.. WEST POINT, sept. s.--Arriyed, steamer Ad-
ssn 'ysd aoIk river kair0sd Company, and
! AagtA SaEnk, sept. as.--Arriyed, steamer
aeorseaDna, rresmanu Baltimore, m.srehansiise
and passengers, kichlnoud treCerisEshnss,a,r "a
turn .af$ 81 So, = :. 11ASA 5Nat re-
.Nnw York. Sept Cleared. schoon.rsJ .
aaTysiL 2uiian, andJ. i. myers, Elwood, for
BOSTON. Sept st --.Clea,ed, schooner sou,,,s..
efaes, Darling for Richlnpnd III 80
- a II. ENG 81 sept, Entered outward,
U Tt Constance Brown, for Richmond, Va. and
Peg [BYs TgLEGRAPa.1 yrss.s
!, FORTRESS osRoE, Sept. "a - Pilot boat slicer
assed IN, TOR bAltm ore, bark Satellite,
a"m busnos Asres brig John Jefery, from King
.ssvn sTnooAecs Alfred 1Thomss, rum Rnea0s
ssy ~. ks!as asom Windsor With hers of sails
Ma.,ia iy From Csifao and bafk serrhe, from
.a Passss oss, banks Ala Garter, for Asplnwap
-
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How history will repeat itself! And how
great men will think and act alike! When
NEBUcHADNEzzAR made conquest of Jeru-
salem, the captain of the guard" who
was also probably chief butler, "took away,
carried of, the spoons and the cups, that
which was Of gold in gold, and that which
was Of silver in straightforward, Oh. p
" 10
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The Alexandria delegates to the Rich.
mond Radical State Convention had most
Of them to stay at home because thev
couldn't raise money enough to pay ex.
penses on the trip.
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~ AUGUST 20, 1870.
Il. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
*.s II. R.:PRICE Il co.
are daily opening for September sales, either e
tail or wholesale, " "
New lines Of choice PRINTS at 10, lsac,, &c.;
BLACK MOHAIR and ALPACAS, every grade;
IRISH LINEN (all iineul, LINEN sHEETINGS
TABLE DAMASKs, NAPKINS and TOWEL
INGS,
MOURNING GOODS 10 speciality;
BLACK ROMBAZINEs, BLACK DELAINES,
BLACK TAMISE, BLACK BARATHEA,
ENGLISH GRAPE Wells. WIDOWS Wells,
LOVE Wells, ENGLISH GRAPE. and HAT
,. GRAPE, BLACK KID GLOVES, none but
best kept by this house; 81" ~.
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN and other SILKS,
on hand and more e1pected-these goods Will
be sold ut old rates, although the European
war has advanced them greatly;
FRENCH C0HSETs, UMBRELLAS,
LACE COLLARS, BUCK GAUflTLETS,
THREAD GAUNTLETS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, SPOOL COTTON,
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, &C., &C.,
STAPLE GOODS, COTTON sB EXITING.
BLEACHED cOTTOEs, BROWN COTToNs,
PILLOW COTTON, LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
FLANNEL and MERTNO SHIRTS, &C. &C.;
all sold at very lowest market rates. either whole
sale or retail. - /. q. r. PRICE CO.,
uol corner Main and Eleventh Streets
auas nearly opposite post-ofice.
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~ Specialists deserving Of special
mention TINT while the vIRGISIh YEAST POW.
DERs make the very beet or lisht bread, biscuits,
rolls &C. they contain nothing that might IN the
least he Injurious to health. This, even II mol
their superior properties otherwise. is quite de-
sideratum for our housekeepe:s. USE THESE
HOMEMADE POWDERS. sc M-N*
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,s,s.,gf;naA xpTxCss.

BpEGTh.K E0TxUEs
~ BARGAINS !, BARGAINS Y
ARMlsTEAD & B1BB
ara closing out their entire stock OF
DEsIRABhE GOODS
at and below cost for cash, to make n change.ir
business. Their stock Is cdm prised In part OF
WHITE GOODS, REAJ. -LkCEs,
NOTIOFs, FANCY GOODS,
EMBRnIDp
HOSIERY, G., OVEN sTTD GOODS,
FURNISHING a '-IrLEs, rr
DRESS TR1MMtNGs, SC.
Purchasers OF goods 10 our ls' Invited to call
and be convinced Of the n tina. we are
Offering SUPERB Inducements for
G A 3 n. .s,s..t.
ARMIsTEAD & BIBB. @tsr
CORNER BROAD AND NINTH STREETS. !:
All persons indebted t, the above firm are re-
aues.cd 10 make immediate payment. ,a4.e.
SO "a TuTh&StOct7 1s..,rs }
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Egg DIECIpLERs CHURCH tsFCA
|eMOREl nLEVENTH STREET RETWEEE
BR5oADsANDMAR sHAEL.--Preachins on
|EyERYELORnss DAY 1T II a. Is. and r. M
Glider J.. "A. DEARB0RN pastor. Prayer meet
fhs on "WEDNESDAY EynfJIHas at g J, NJ
Seats free.s = 81.
Parsensga los Tws,fth street. /. snyst
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NHESAPBAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RIAL.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals VIII be recetv until ~ NJ. 21st Sep
tcnber n. Charleston, w. w.. and until II =. 2Sth
September in kichmcnd. En.. for the coustruc-
HOWE TRUSS" BRIDGING; In spars ranging
frou so to l5v feet on the lnc CT the Cheape4 Ike
and Ohio ,Ilroad between the fails of Kama Via
and The ohio river.
Eids will DC re eived for ali part of The shove!
Specifications may be had on sophie atton to w.
A. kUt ER, principal assistant engineer,
Charleston w. Va.
Also, ut tie s,ma times and places, for the
GRADUAT10N, &C.. oil u section on New river,
about lh,rty-fve mics above It's mouth, Including
TUS n BIZ ], 500 !eet IN length.
The right to reJscC any or all proposals. Ia re-
served. -. Ii, =. WHITCOMR
au 27-tSe26 Chief Engine er
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H.BATCHELoR's Hal DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world;
the n3 true and perfect dye: harmless ,elaois
INST, ntaneona no disappointment ;ino ridiculons
TINT remedies The I'LL effects OF bad dyes tnv1go-
fau ana leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broDn. boId hy. al druggists and psIfaners,
as properly applied at BATCHELOH's WIG
T ACTOEY, No. 10 Bond street, New YoFk.
I je 2-eodiyr ttf+tts- &C.: Eli tf2-s' ~
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MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER, cor
IVA ,ar Eifrh snd Broad streets and NO. 1929 Main
street. are now receiving their fall > stock OF
BOOTS. SHES, TRUNKS, ssTChELs etc, !.
Ia nae for LADIES' gents misses, boys. and chill
dren's wear, the goods being made espesi ny Tor OF
MS; and the general OF our g0pa Is 20
INSTRUMENTATION. Our arrangements With the best
wanufaeturefs are ouch as will enable ns att
. tmes TO show one OF the very best s ocks In the
c,ty. We have reduced the prices Of sll our goods
r. I'm the finest down to the lower grades.
MARCUS HaGkIS BROTHER,
= corner Fifth and Broad streets
and No. 1928 Main street.
CKap,-We keep only the stores corner Ftfth
and Broad and No. i323 Main street, and no other
store ON Broad street has branched of from ours.
MARCUS HARRIS BRUTHER.
Sc 2c-t1o
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POET OF RICHMOND, SEPT. %,

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPT. o. 1870.
In r1ses. .......... COL moon rises......... "a
un sets. $50 High tide. ....... 80