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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
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Opmmelbimaen.

Dte 2uremburser 3ettuns entbGlt etnen
ausfabrlt9en 8ert@t iber bic In ber ueber>
f9rift be3et&nete f9redli9e &atafropte.
Der am 7. Mai Mbenbs 8 11tr 46 Mtnu>
ten BON euremburs abselaGene 2uremburs
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3u Dpnmelbtaset auf ben @atenen unb
partete auf feline locomotive, mel9e au ma
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Tlr Giutpdnterer!

0ertrauensmanner beS beuti@eu, rSmtf4-
latbolil@en Gentral.g ereins i11pb:
Spfepb RSIbIe 1876 TAord Street, New
York City.
Gbriffan Sitter, 81 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Md.
@u. &eiff, Milwaukee, Wise.
Spbn 2utmis, Winona, MINI.
CIR. @erSe, Fond du Lac, Wise.
Spbn 3ertinG Chicago, III.
Mn bieie 9erret pplle man iI@ tpenbet, pen,.
man NueebSriee ODER Greunbe gut befcrst baben
wiQ.
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Gut 1T out, aber better 1T better.

0em pubittu,n su Staot unb 2ano btsne CUR sefdlisen
geadtnns. bab i'd Don iest an NUT fur pa LvGafbD
pertaufen nerbe. bn e. mt4 in oer StaEb fest, bebeutenb
biQteer au p~ertaufen ais 3uopr.
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bafb an Str. Weroe aud cine Neue Mettpbe
etnfuhren IN 8treffbes De9felns: BUM Bet
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uno aae ubrtsen IN rnetn Sad fdlaseabe Mrtitet 70 bilts
mie bas btQisfe. Gin ieber tomme unb iber3euaefd telbf,
ba i'd ntdts foroere fit bas 3eisen Der Waure uub bas
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fret mad ireenb einem 1beile Ter Stabt sdtefert.
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81. Sod,
28.2mt 50. IS pet 7. Stra6e, st. paul.
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mills' Spru6
@tr serfaufen Groceries mpblieiler ais
ale Mnbern.

@tr serfaufen Groceries mpblieiler ais
ale Mnnern.
gDenn rtrOSises antuuoisen fuaten. 10 uadts sasgubz
tesuun iaeen. oae man ft
Gin Saener
Mter MIR lasen urs bet aupten. tas- mir aassewdttte Sd
mtlten- grpeeriss 70 poblfal sGtaufen ats trsenb Gtner in
ST.. paul unb mir saranttren, bdb rUr 1ttt tletnes gea6
seben
lne Setriiger
TN @eptdt. nte man 6rseertebdnbler beNen befdulbtst.
@ur etns ioI1e a~a8emeine &utlase .
4clIte
aufbaren unO bas publituna foute jetne 8eaelunsea ba-
bin eeben, no fol&e prompt aussefatrt uns BITE Waare'
SD91etb
nab 6aus aeleupet werben pbne 6uu,bue au ireben. gDir
.ppuen Mn0ere fasen ober MAIDEN laaen, mas fe raosfn'
UNI
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3a sperben. Mber mir fdlasen Dor st bleiben. no mir itnb
unb fahte en- fort. quite @rOeertepaaren IL rcblfett wte Der
wpblfetlfe III ~pertaufen unb tpenn mir BON bteier 9dnoe
l~unsspe{e abseben fouten. 10 mp1en rrtr oas 9elhaft
~aufeebea une uns an bic Grbett MAIDEN, TN.
Gin 9anomerf 3u lernen
I'm unieregRe&nuneen 3u ~sertfstren, naSse man an anbera
yIdsen Daaren unite iu3 en- u NIB TO UNI ete
uns unb nir up0eu exre 8efeQuneen rrcmpt a~usflbre1
unb bic aeeareu tn cure Wobnans lsefrn. ~ Grtnnert
eud an bteen Ylas-
g1e Der fiebenten uns Minneiuta StraRe.
33 s.. 6. mills.
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0Ser bietet beim Nublifutn Bic
ar6fteu Sprtbeile?

Meine seetrten Runbet unp ane, bic ibren efsenen Bors
tteil beabfdttsen iese i'd hermit IN 8enntnis, Oas i'd tn
Mntetra@t ees adt,9en 5auen bes @eloes rneire Yretie auf
ane Mrtifel berabeeRst babe. unb MID bier nur etniae VT,
titsl %anfubrsn, .pel&e ID pvn lest an fir 8aar oertaufen
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bim Rlrtes 5auie fhrd1 s~eeenuber, So. t12 @a6albaw
1874 Strabe, st. Yaul. Wtrn.
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Virginia.

The Boston advertiser, the leading Re
publican paper in Massachusetts,, speaks as
follows
ave hope that Congress will pay no heed
to the "lcading Republicans u Virginia
who have agreed upon terms on which fhey
will consent 10 the admission Of the state.
They nre no; entitled 10 the consideration.
1t used to be sufficient to render public
man obnoxious to the Gisp!casurc OF Con-
crcss that he obstructed reconstruction.
But here are Republicans in Virginia, de-
feutcd at the polls, urging that the state
shall DC made q territory, and submit lis
acts to the approval Of Congress for an IN
definite pcriod. Virginia has done oil that
Congress has required, though not in the
manner We should have chosen, and all
that it can properly and consistently osk.
If the majority is against the - leading Re-
publicans " now, let them take their chance
in the State when it is admitted, and get the
control If they can"
This paragraph was pcnncd in the spirit
which should animate Congress in it's con-
sdcration Of the Virginia question. Any
attempt on the part os Congress to lcgis-
late the Radicals into POWER in Virginia
would only result in embittcring the feel
ings of all the respectable people in the
State, and could not insure the ascendancy
Of their party here. Kindness will make
more friends among tie good than inluS-
ticc or money can purchase among the I'M
principlc,l and mcrccnary.
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per cent, because at the end Of certain
period each will fetch what is called aor on
it's face. He admits that the former would
az we'll be worth u premium OF fifty per
cent. as the latter would be worth the par
price If the investment were to be con-
sidercd as in perpctui:y-and this was the
idea in our mind when tho article was writ
ten. The point, however, is not material.
The Government has az much right to com
pei the banks to pay premium OF ni'y
pcr cent. for It's bonds as to compel 'le'li "
nav premium of thirty-ivc per cent
and a. Nh. boutwell, proposes that his
now four per cent. bonds shall run at least
twenty wears, it is easy to see that after
allowing for the present value Of fifty dol
lars pavablc without interest twenty years
hence, the six per cent. bonds would still
be worth o premium Of about thlrty-h'e
per cent. if the four per cent. bonds arc to
be valued OF par. So that Mr.. boutwell,
may expect to sell his new four per cent
bonds when the old six per cent. bonds
bring q premium Of 81, or, to be entirely
within bounds, We will say 333 per cent.
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New York has had "an affair OF honor"

New York has had an affair oil honor " :;
that is, according to her coGc. Mr.. II. L.
BArENAS was so unfortunate as to violate
one of tho rules Of the Manhattan Club, of
which he is q member, and was IN conse-
qucncc very cavalierly treated by Mr..
HIRAM CRASsToUN, another member. Mr.
BArENAS demanded an apology. Mr.
CRAHsTouS refused TO make it. Where
upon Mr.. BATEMAS walked up to Mr.
CRANsTorN, while sitting at table in the
clubhouse, and struck him Slight blow in
the face. Mr.. CRASsTouN called for the
police bat Mr.. BATEMAH was not arrested.
On the contrary, be walked away, smiling.
1t is now rumored that CEANsroUS will
challenge BATEMAS to fight duel. Great
excitement prevails in ;ac club. Most OF
the members think that CRASsToUS be-
haved rudely and unjustiiably, and that
BATENAS "scrvcd him right
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Referring TO what we said yesterday con-
corning the relative value of six per cent.
and q four per cent. bond, a friend reminds
us that the latter is better worth the par
price than the former Ia premium OF Fifty
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DIED.

In sumlnervilie S. c.. on the 2ith Of December
RICHARD DE TREV1LLE, DR., OF Charleston
S. {.
aIn King and Queen county, on the l,t day OF
January 1870, Mr.. no. BOWDES. in the sixty
third year Of his age leaving wife, three children,
aud many friends. TO mourn their loss.
Baltimore papers please copy.
or consumption. at the residence Of his brother,
on Sunday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, ROBERT
GRATTAN ROWLAND, la the twenty-elghth
Ills funeral VIII take place from st. Johns Epis
copal church TODAY tTuesday) 1t O'Clock +.
NJ. Ills friends and acqualntances are Invited TO
Gttend.
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MARRIED..

On the 18TH OF Decc mber AT the resi- aence OF the
BRIDES parents. by the Rev. Dr. llochhriIner.
MOSES Il. RIhSIIBEIG 10 Miss SOPHIA
GOLDSMITH; both OIL Baltimore.
Or the 30th December, at the residence OF the
brides father, III Henrico county, by the Rev, VI.
Vanderslice, Mr.. JOHN c. ROASE to Miss G..
J. JONES.
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The delegates of the Cincinnati Board OF
Trade to the National Board of Trade have
reported to the former body their reception
and action at Richmond. VIC quote the
conclusion of the report:
"The city of Richmond WAS eminentlya
proper place to hold the meeting this year.
There was an opportunity for the mer-
chants of the North and South to minglc in
friendly council. and to discuss frankly and
freely the situation and wants of that sec
ton, so recently devastated by civil war.
1T affords us great pleasure in acknow-
Lodging the cordial greetings and the uni-
form polite cour,csies of the Board Of Trade
and Of the citizens of Richmond, and also
of the citizens of Petersburg and Norfolk.
We feel assured that the merchants of Viz
GINA will exert healthful influence i'll
speedily restoring their State to Der former
political and commercial POSITION
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OUR CHRISTMAS BILL OF FARE.
JAMAICA RIrM. IS to + p"r gallon;
COMMON RUN, - per gallon:
SCUTCH WiIISkEI. Sc per gallon:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY tapprorcd by physi-
CALIFuh%Ik siiERhY approved by physI-
ci1nsl, II per gallon
CALlFORNla Ml'>CATEL approved by physi-
ciln>l, - per gallon;
CALIFORNIA PORT tnpproved by physlclansl,
- per gallon:
s. :. MADEiRN SIS Per dozen:
SPANISH WINES. - 70 81 per gallon:
The famous IOCK HEIMER, SI2 per dozen;
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PICKLES. Soc:
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE (half-pints and
pints). COG. 10 81;
GAINED TOM oES two ana three poupdsj,
CANNED fEACHES two rouuds), $3.50 per
BRANDY PEACHES, s. per gallon
rICKLED ONIONS, 81 per gallon;
PICkLED CUCUMBER>. 75c. per gallon;
COX'S GELhTI%E, - per dozen:
FLaFURING EXTRACTS tassortedl, $3.50 per
rRESEHiIED GINGER, $3.50 per jar;
nISCE-MEAT. CITROH,
RAISIAS. ORANGES,
LEMONS, etc.
dc 20 j. 3. KIDD, III Broad street.
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UNFOLDING CARDS PRINTED AT
w THE DISPATCH PRISTISG-uuUEE.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BAak'
RICHMOND. VA. December y, LOW.
THE ANNUAL MEETING " Hi dn ho
STnCKUOIDER OF THIS BANk VIII. S1 ne
I'LL -, TI-FSDAY the 18th day OF January; is .
nj their hankinp-housc, in this city, Gad AZ !, N
the election Oh uiree''i7' Cashier.
de lG--tI
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rET THE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE.
FOR
HEATING TWO AND THREE ROOMS.
THE BEST STOVE OUT.

The undersigned would respectfully refer to the
numerous citizens TO whom he has sold these
stoves rs To their economy, corYenicnce, and
cleanliness. JOHN BOWERS,
Plumber and Gss-Fitter, and dealer III Tin and
WOODWARD, House Furnishing Goods, &C., IRON
Front Building, Governor street. seq
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ROLLDA- Kaa0NDs.
=ss,sr7aar5t g-ss-ssssss'-s TEscrs Fss1
4 PPRoPRIATJ 4 PREsENTsi

ii
A PPRoPRIATJ 4 PREsENTsi
In expectation Of q large ssis OF FINE DRESS
1 FOODS for ito coming holidays we have re-
n .arked our eIItire stockton
s~---.r DRIES GOODS
10 induce our Gust omcrs TINS early to make their
purchases, and p 1t them at price that will guar
utce their lug lediate sale.
Our stock Of
FINE DRESS GOODS
Is still complete, comprising popular and rare
febr,ca such as
CLOTHS,
PoPLINs.
PLAIDs. in great variety;
RoBAUX PoPLINs,
sDFSEs, ali colors
PLL.IN aud BLACK SILKS,
BLACK ALPACAS-a specially.
AsTRACHAN VELVET
and
CLOTH CLoAKs and OLoAKINGs.
Beautiful and unique
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS,
I. ACE CoLLARs-CLUNY, THREAD, NAL
rEsE, AND vALENCIENSEs;
EMBROIDERED HAEDKERCHIEFS
SATIN BOWS
.sCARFs,
JET JEwELRY,
,woRK-BOxEs, &C.. &c,
Our stock OF
GENERAL DRY GOODS
is perfect.
We have an unbroken assortment Of
CAssIMEKEs.
CLOTHS.
FUlL-CLoTHs.
sATINETs, &C., SC,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
WHITE GOODS.
DoMEsTIcs, DoMEsTlos.
FLANNELs. FLAENELs.
QUAR- PRICES WILL SUIT EVERYBODY.
ALL WE ASK Is \ CALL. :
uIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER, I
627 Broad street, l
third door above Theatre. I
sALEsNES: W. c. kcap, J. II. Chcncry, and I
J. Slade ;
Closed on SATURDAYS. !,
ESTABLISHED 1888. de- {
r,np rupIC1'NI -tURISTM AS -,
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s,or,uyssroS MERCHANTS.
s,.~s,SNTURE. nc.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
Z " iEEROOMS.-rp s:airss:, opposite INC
,nat-of!ic" Main street, you VIII ina In ,wno ,
those iron front buildings the largest ann mosi
varied assortment of PARLOR, CIlAMBEE. ana
DlNI<G-ROUM FURNITURE IN the State' OF
every variety Of style and fnish Also, Ma,t AZ
sired. our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
vrrviarrc complete suits can be purchased a..ouI
est ;hIishmrnt from s35 to $500. We have reduced
th prices Of all our goods, and Sc arc now selithS
about ~ low as VIC lid fifteen years ago.
We invite All in want Of gooh, s'inslaliliu w.
,,t,,r,. to cyaminc our assortment before buyinS.
We have goods to suit all parics1thG re or the
poor. fnhocudr NJ, strn.r
dc1s Richmond, Va.
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M AcH1NE SHOP.
sLOAT Il ADDIEGFON,
MACHISISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

WORKS AND OFFICE l4l6 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
STEAM-ENGIEES and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK Of oil kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds Of steam-1ttings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JnDs0S'S FATENT sTEAM-ENGIkE GOV.
ERNOR, -SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-ES-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them TO be
than any other make. A full line of the above ar
Licles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG OIL-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds OF machinery which saves ninety
per cent. CT OIL This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see II and US.
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
mTo 4. JACKSON ADDINGTCN.
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>.-7oII R,yK OF VIRGINIA.,

NATIONAL BANK OF EI 1n ,ssa
THE ANNUAL MEEIlNG .o Oh t on TUES TUES
holders of this Bank will be heid or. on bank-
Day the nth day of January next nj niac,l"n OF
ing-hnuse in this city, at u NJ, for the e'e'''''
Directors for the ems ilng gear, Cashier.
IL ID.
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-~-rruaLNwr1CsSs

- r1Rsr.cLAsss CONNECTIONS
We H,Es AZ REDUCED PRICES
ANDREW ANTof1.
pELow THE posT-oFFIoE'
lust received per steamer
.oo mounds ASSORTED CREAM BoS'SoS0'
,.o Wounds CREAM CHOCOLATE
~. .oo pound, WHITE MALAGA GRAPES
,oo drums CHOICEST FIGS
400 SWEET ORANGES,
for sale at reduced prices.
ANDREW ANToSl'
Main street below the post-othce.
ja4 VAIN ..
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

OFFICE MUTUAL BUILDING FTSp And
vV,HE ANNUAL MEETING of Ir,r.
Stockholders in this institution VIII taSg pin a.
~ .hr,- nfarr ON TT ESDAY, January =, ~ III
",, .nr !, n 90 TUOMASS. ARM1STkAn,
o'c'orh l. w.; Cashier.
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nj I. D. BRIGGS, RICHMOND.
BA Re X f s.,

nY !. D. BRIGGS, RICHMOND.
BAKER, ES.,
7O7 MAIN AND 426 BROAD STREET.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Merchants and other dealers In BREAD, CAKES,
and CRACKERS will find II 10 their Interest to
give me call. Look II. the list of prices
Wholesale. Retail.
(By barely Per poundl
SODA CRACKERS. Sc. l2c
BUTTER CRACKERS....... &c. l2c.
OYSTER CRACkERS...... &C. l2c.
WATER CRACkERS....... H.. loc.
CREAM CRACKERS. .......l2c. l'c.
ARRoWROOT CRACKERSl2 c. l5c.
SUGAR CRACKERS. ........l2c. l'e.
LEMON CRACKERS. l2c. lsc.
SpIcESIvTS ...,.lsc. 20c.
SUGAR CAKES.............5oc soc. per hundred
HOLASSES CAkES........soc.p per hundred
HORSE CAkES.............soc. per hundred
The largest variety or PLAIN, FANCY, ana
ORNAMENTAL. CAKES 10 be found In the city.
Big inducements for Christmas. dc
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ANDREW ANToNl'
,,, r,ree, below the post-offce.
-THE FIRST GREAT cLoslSo-
OUT SALE.
DRY GOODS RgTA1LED
At WHOLESALE PRICES
GREAT CHANCE TO PURCHASE YOUR
ooons At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
1uroRrAsr CHANGES TO BE MADE
IN OUR BUSINESS.
PRICES OF DRESS GOODS REDUCED
TWENTY-FIVE TER CENT.
LINEN GOODS, such as TABLE-CLOIho'
S.PK1Ss DoYLIEs. TOWELS, TOWEL
NC SCOTCH and RUSSIA DIAPER, and
IRISH LINENS, at lower prices than before
the war;
CT Otis. cAssIMERES JEASs' ana BALI
>--rs FIR gr,enbacks at their gold value;
CARPETS, RUGS, oILCLoTHS. and Dhc9'
GETS, mt rulnous ratcs;
SASH BossET, and NECK RIBBONS /" a
reduction Of % per cent;
FANCY JEwELRY and NOTIONS ut "s'0O''0'
ingly low prices;
>.>rrs BLASKETs, RALMoRAL
SKIRTS aud EMBRo1DERIEs, much be-
low their value;
c1-RTAIS MATER1ALs;
r,pLE and PIANO COVERS at all prices TO
make them go OF rapidly;
WINDOW SHADES, With fixtures complete. at
very low prices
all sorts and sizes, ut very low
prices;
HOODS, NUBIAs, sOSTAGS, BREAKFAST
sUAwLs, and PELIssES, at reduction OF
30 per cent, and in some Instances so per cent
OUR sTOCE,
II, this time, Is the largest and best assorted one
eyer offered In this city upon such favorable
terms. We advlse all Iu want OF
DRY GOODS
to call carly. Bargains will be soid; 90 90 not
put of purchasing.
LEVY ROTuERs.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
ur ADVISE OrR COUNTRY FRIENDS TO
srSDIS THEIR ORDERS AT ONCE.
GOODS FORWARDED BY EXPRESS.
CASH ON DELIVERY, OF UFoH ht1Ell
OF TIE CASH By MAIL OR
OTHERWISE.
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION IN
EVERY INSTANCE.
ia
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HAVING PURCHASED THE EN-
III TIRE INTEREST "f Mr.. A. J. Miller In the
business of TALIAFERRO ( CO., he This day
retires from the firm a a partner. The style II
the firm remains unchanged, and th" business vii
be continued by the UNDERSIGNED, rho, having a..
srlmed all the liabilities Of the late co.parn"ysh
are alone authorized TO collect It's assets.
II. II. TALIAFERRO,
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CARDOZO, ALsOP & FoURQUREAS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SILKS, SHAWLS,
NEw-sTYLE ARABS
LINENS. DOYLIEs, NAPKISS
HANDKERCHIEFs, &C.,
recently bought at auction at prices really lower
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.
ALSO,
ELEGASTLACEs, LACE HASDKERCHIEFS
LACE SETS, LACE COLLARS,
In endless variety.
INITIAL HASDKER-
CHIEFS, In fancy boxes, for Christmas pre-.
sents to which they desire to call attention.
dels CARDoZO, ALsor & FOURoUREAN.
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OFFICE or TIE VEST PoIsT LASp CnMr las
ruE STOCKHOLDERS of the oS Viii noti.
/ POINT LAND COMPASI, H., al aid Id Company
sn ate ' nace ut West Point IN the COUNTY Cd
Wam the rTEspsA slIr af he iii, iRs Of said
ih J. w ID '''' J0IIN POLLARD. Secretary.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JULIUS STCLE'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE.
AIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
Offers real EALEHCIENSEs COLLARS and
UANDkER1 IiIEFS;
MALTESE and GIMpCRE COLLARS;
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS;
LADIES' ROMAN SASilES, TIES, and BOWS;
Fifty dozen LINEN HEM-STITCHED HAND
kERCHIEFS:
nj unusually lay prices:
CENTS NECK-TIEs. SCARFs, aud LINEN
UASDkERCIIlEFS
CENTS CpCRVOISIER GLOVES:
GENTS BUCK. BEAVER. and ID o - & y
LADIES TS iataiGExr's UNDERWEAR.
In addition u full line of FANCY GOODS, lie
has II complete stock oil
IRISH POPLIS, all culora and shades
DRESS SILKS. s"lidand figured:
DOUBLE and SINGLE BKOtiIE SHAWIS;
STiHrED and rLti ~llAHLs;
PLAIN and STRIFE. .EKGEs;
PLAID roPLINS.
JET JEWELki, Ia large variety;
CORSETS:
HOODS for infant:
WOOLLEN SCAKFS: -
And a large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS.
10 sure and csll before purchasing elsewhere,
ut JULIUS SYCLE'S
.lS Broad street, between
de2l Fourth and Finh.
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O-pARTEERSIiTP.- Tile undersigned hare
nurrh, seJ The Interest of Mr. G.. ". Gary In thu
| late concern, aud will continue the PllH M
AND SOOk-BINrHG BUSHES ~ AL IL
ZONES a, the corner OF Main and TcIth street,
| where they will be pleased 10 ar% Al! itc.F 90
| friends and customers and the lrbiic Ecntraif,
guara ntceing that they will execute all orders III
| their line with uea.mc.s dispatch. and ec.rnmy.
WILLIAM II. tLEMMlII,
ial-lw ". ELLIS JONES.
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3. A. HATCHER.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP EXISTING
l. under the firm and STYLE OF CARLTON &
GAPSETT will conduct the GENERAL ROOT
AND SHOE BUSINESS. The new firm Will 10
pie sed to see their friends and the public geno-
rally at COS Broad street, between Sixth and 20.
yenth streets. V. s. CARLTON,
late with j. IT, Boschcp.
c. GARRETT,
aAt late with j. l.. Cox.
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The Difference.
The Federal Constitution provides {:

"Scction !. All legislative powers herein
| granted shall be vested in Congress Of the
United States, which shall consist Of a
Senate and House CT Representatives"
The Radicsle read this section as if the
words herein granted" were not in 1t.
Those who believe in administering the
Government as the trainers Of the Consti-
tuition intended it should be, read tic above
section as it is written.
This section marks the difference between
the British Parliament and our Congress.
Tie former possesses all legislative powers :;
the hitter only srch as are GRANTED 10 it hy
tho States. At present, however, Congress
claims and exercises powers not granted 20
il; ond we doubt whether it will ever sur
Surrender these uSnrred powers.
The taking Of the testimony III Tic con
tested election case Of NHIrTLES:T Is. Nc
kENxlE still GOES on u Alexandria. DIG
WAiLAcu WAS examined Oh Friday and
Saturday hut added nothing to the stock
Of evidence going to prove Mr.. MchhN-
zlEs disloyalty. though he seemed to be Of
the opinion that Mckenzie had voted in the
Virginia Legislature in 1861 in favor of
issuing q million Of dollars Of treasury
notes in aid Ct the rebellion. So far WHIT
TLrseY seems to have failed entirely to
make out his case.
1t is worthy of notice that WHITTLEsEY
does not expect to obtain seat in Congress
by showing that he was elected TO it, but by
showing that the man who defeated him by
q ma iority of thousands has not as "loyal"
u record as he has. He thus compliments
Congress in lcft-handed way, and tcs;i-
Gcs to his own excessive modestY ard worth.
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X. TT. 7. I.VFINSUN.
Richmond, December 81. lste.

In retiring from the firm OF TALIAFERRO 4
Co, as shown by the foregoing card, tender nv
warmest ackn Developments TO my many friend,
who have favored me v it'll their patronage, and
request continuance Of the same with the house,
which cordially recommend 70 them as being in
every respect worthy oftbcir trade and conrdanre.
IA 3-lw y. d. MILLER.
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RESOLUTIONS d pARTsERsHIps

RICHMOND, January !. 1870.
hlSSOLUTIOS.-THE CONCERN OF
- STORRS son IL this day dissolved By mu.
toai consent. STORRS & son.