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CHARGES AGAINST ADMIRAL Rowan
Washington, september s, 1S70.-Admiral
:. c.. Rowan, commanding the Asiatic
,quadron, who to-day succeeds to the rank
made vacant by kear-Admiral Porter's pro-
notion, is charged in advices Just received
from Japan with preventing the raising of
he Oneida, though it is affirmed that it
.ould he done at no risk to the Government.
l'rowninshield, clerk to the late Captain
Williams, says that Rear-Admiral Rowan is
responsible for the Oneida going to sea with
,ut a proper complement of life-boats.-
Washington letter.
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ME- GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND
BARGAINS
EOp CASH ONLY.

To make a CHANGE In BUSINESS we VIII
ommenc from his day to sell our entire stock
At \ BELOW COST FOR CASH, consist
ing of WHITE GOODS, REAL LACEs, HOLE
RY, GLOVES, DRESS NJ No.
TONS, sc.
Cur stock of REAL ACES is probably the
largest as regards NOVELTY and VAkiEIl
~ rsct. the goods in all departments are COM
PLETE and FIR -T-CLASS.
The above stock will be sold at a GREAT SAC
RIFtCF.
the public generally are invited to call snd ex-
anime for themselves.
ARMISTEAD & B1RB,
corner Ninth and Broad streets.
N. B. All persons Indebted to the above firm
are urgently requested to call and settle their &C.
corn,s. Sc 7-Tu1hSlm
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LEDRU RoLLIN, who comes from the So
called French Republic Minister to the
United States, is a Red Republican and
Socialist, and has contributed more than hi,
share towards the disturbance of the public
peace in France. He has the art of dema.
goguery in a very high degree, and was a
sort of party god amongst the French sans
~culottes. He has been eXiled from France
for many years, and came up like q spirit
from the boiling cauldron of the presenj
great agitation in Paris. He is a fair eX.
change for Mir. WAsHBuRNE, save that h
has ten-fold the talents of the American
Minister.
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The United States and France
rs. eo,Iow;np il part Of a Washington

uG
.o,.yrom TO New York papers : q
81 % . matter of much national import.
400 70 state that the President Is now
nnen,v and ayowedly for the maintenance
of the French Republic. He said TO-DAY.
II have fastened to give the new Repubiit
onr moral support, and hope that before
tine week is out that she will not need any
thing further. / think the Prussian hlns
NAV be induced to stop lighting, he ta:heo
freely to several gentlemen on the suH!. thn
and it will not be surprising II, a.'I. in.
Cabinet meeting tomorrow, he senos rn,
S1r,,,.tions To Minister Wnshburne 10 QUE
his GOOD services as q mediator bet"eeE w.. .h
helliserents. In his ayowed support S oa
Repnbiic he is warmly supported .. aonts
taries Fish and Robson: Inc nnt vet
of the other Cabinet oihc'Sls Nv
known" ,u,s,dent l.
Th,e 70 very funny. "The President -
..now openly and avowedly Tor Tue sars
u.~onanao If the French Repuollc, sa!s
.,s teleer.m but then the President h.,'-
NE 80. 81 have fastened to give the
"now Renublic our moral support, ana
"hope that before the week is out sac "N
.. not need anything JurtheT.D
This is hoping against hope; IL suppose
she does need something further, did Presi-
dent GRANT mean to intimate that he
would see that she got it?-that be "ou'o
he on hand with the " maintenance u!
General GRANT certainly makes the mosl
of "the recognition" and its ''moral force.
Judging fromthe past, what is the mosttha'
can be made Of it? How long did ever he
public recognized by the United states
Is there a single one left? If not,
why not, when they had the great moraitorce
the recognition ofthe United States! And
therefore what is the power Of "thls moral
and what is it worth!
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DYED.

i. HI. fathers res,dsns,ss. . s,sts az s' S. J. and 3.
WILLIAM Sr Y g ~, months ard five DAYS. Z,
v; Gas ssnsr sses viii take place THIS DAY AZ %
O'Clock r, ~ Va, baltimore, New York, and
eastern papers please copy
...x. .o.,dence of her sitter, In Henrico c9un-
al sa ,ea evening Of The 10th instant, Miss DE.
~ ,s 10 i NJ, COUCH, IN the seventy.eighth year
of ne, :, era will take place from the Monumental
,,rrch THIS EVENING at 4o'cloek.
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AUGUST 20, 1870.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
T. R. PRICE & &C


are daily opening for September sales, either re-
tell or wholesale,
New liues of choice PRINTS at 10. l2ac., &C..
BLACK MOH 4IR and ALPACAs, every grade;
IRISH LINEN Tall linen), L1NfN SHEFTtNGS
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS and TOWEL
IEGS,
MOURNING GOODS Ia speciality;
BLACK B~OMYAZINES, BLACK DELAlNES,
BLACK TaMISE. BLACK BARATHEA,
ENG IsH GRAPE WELLS, WIDOWS Wells,
LOVE Wells, ENGLISH GRAPE, ard HAT
GRAPE. BACK KID GLOVES, none but
best kent by this house
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN and other SILKS.
Oh hand and more expected these goods VIII
be sold at Old rates. although the European
war has advanced them greatly;
FRENCH CDRSETS, UMBRELLAS,
LACE COLLARS, BUCK GAUNTLETS,
THREAD GAUNTLETS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, SPOOL COTTON,
CLOTHS. C~ASsIMEPES, &C, &C.,
STAPLE GOODS, COTTON SHEETING,
BLEACHEr COTTONS. BROWN CHTT0NS,
PILLOW COTTON. LIEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
FLANNEL and MEHINO SHIRTS, &C., &C.;
all sold at very lowest In arket rates, either whole
sale or retail. i. K. PRICE CO.,
1iol corner Main aud Eleventh streets,
au2o nearly opposite post-office.
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MORE INDUBITABLE PROOF.

Captain James Gallagher. capt1iu, OF
pittsburg. Pa, writes THE inventor OF Mleh-
LsR,S HERB BITTERs is a bene'actor to the
human race. l uas a victim to the worst FORM OF
dyspepeia my health failed to such a degree tnat
the ply sicisns pronounced me incurabie. L hao
used all sorts OF remedies, and wen LOOK d ToN-
age to California, but nothing renewed me. .e
Riit,ers we're finally recommended; l refused to
,,se th,m nv friends insisted, and ut last l yield
,od lam III tnkful that 1 was induced to do SO, for
tho B,tters cured me entirely. and 1 ain now as
we'll. hale and strong, as was fifteen years ago."
Sold by druggists generally. Price 81 per bottle.
SO l2-decd&wlw
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sPs,s,nAa. rorIslss.

m WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS:
Excellent CAMBRIA MUSLIN at asc' per Tara
worth Ssc.;
HAIR-CORD NAINsOOK MUSLIN at sSc' Per
y~ard-would be cheap Mt &c..
HArR-rORD CAMBRIC MUSLIN OF 4oc' worth
CHECKED and sTIrED NAIHsooKs at very
great barsaing
TUCKED sKIRTING mt Goo. per yard worth 7sc..
TuCKEn MUSLIN for waists ut 5uc. per yard
worth 81; :.
sHIRRED or PnFFED MUSLIN for waists at
coo. worth sl.25 per yard;
SWISS HUsLINs at Is. 90. Is, 80, as, 4o' ana Soc'
per yard-also great bargains;
cARMENT n1MITY. INDIA TWTLLED LONG
CLOTH, VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN,
NhINsOuR and ORGANDY MUsLINs, ct
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 End 1915 Meiu street.
CnAT>'s SPOOL Cotton, every 20. from .
TO $50 at soc. per d. ger BALE COTTON at sl.7sc.
pr bale or bundle o. five pounds. au DO
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EDUCATrONAH.
NORWOOD SCHOOL,.

a&agEE.. %t@a##--rEqP--- sly #EHES.EIs
From tbs Lynchburg Virginian, August 20, 1870
NORWOOD sCHooLs exercises Of this ex-
ceIisnt institution Will be resumed The Lat Of Octo-
bar. For thorough teaching healthsulness OF To-
caIity. watchful care exercised over the pupils,
and remoteness from shaunts OF cissipafioD- so
often fatal to young men when. away from the re.
sfreints OF home. we can confidently recommend
MIR. Cabeil's school.
The Principal has been guided in tho selection
of his corps or teachers by the advlce OF the Pro-
fessors or tire University OF Virginia, The STANG
ard OF teaching there has been gre stlJ advanced IN
the : st few years. To attain the bignest honorsi is
now far more difficult than foymsrlY, and tnts OH;
fculty Increases every We n. 1nLatin. Greek enc
Mathematics, the methods of teaching 9aye also
been much improved. No school can Adequately
prepare for the University which Is not Itself pro-
~gressiye, following closely the Improvement maze
there.
The corps of teachers announced for the coming
session OF Norwood school fully appreciate tne
Importance or the changes at the University, ana
are entirely competent TO meet the requirements
OF lheir situation. The. Principal can ther. fore
as.u.e those who may become his patrons that IL
rheir sons avail themselves, as they should, q the
advantages offered at Norwood, they will take 1t
once a high position in their glasses st The Uniyers
sisy, from which they may readily attain the high-
est DONORS OF that institution.
WILLIAM D. CABFLL, Principal,
Norwood Post.of1ce. Va.
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The northern papers are making some
what ado about the withdrawal of Mr..
CoLFAx from public life. He is much too
small a man for the ample drapery they en-
deavor to dress him in. He Isl man OF
moderate talents and not a particle of
craftsmanship. He is only a voluble and
hlppant partisan. His retirement. if sim
cere and positive. is very creditable to him.
But we suspect he merely goes into his CO.
coon under the impression that he will
come out q President. Such men as he are
prone to oyer-estimate their powers and
their popularity, and he retires with his
full share of selfcomplacency.
We wish a good many more of the politi-
clans of the war party would retire from
public life. 1t would be beneficial to the
nation, and promote its harmony and peace.
We are not sectional in our views upon this
point. The prominent men on both sides
who led In the political strife which pre-
coded the war, and which continued
through it, should be content to give way
and allow new men to take the management
Of public affairs. 1t would be in them both
wise and patriotic.
Their appearance in the public councils
tends to revive %prejudices and resentments,
and to delay the restoration of peace and
reciprocal kind feeling. Besides, we can
not shut our eyes to the fact that there is a
new political revelation in this country,
and new men can better yield to the force
circumstances than old. Then, the young
have more energy, are full Of hope, and are
better fitted for the new period Of the rapid
growth and great activity Of the centralized
power of the nation, than the slow-moving,
stiffjointed old men, who are too often filled
with bitter memories and unconquerable
~prejudiees.
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The Princess MATHILDE is the sister OF
Prince NAPOLEON and cousin of the Empe,
ror. The Princess CLoTHILDE is the wife OF
Prince NAPOLEON and daughter of the King
of Italy. The Partisan populace were de-
voted to her. Her gentleness, piety, and
benevolence mad endeared her to them, and
when she recently departed from Paris to
go to Italy the public demonstrations of re-
spect for her were of a marked character.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
significantly asks DO we know Repub-
lie when we see one?" We doubt. The
acquaintance Of men with the "so-called"
is so limited that they will not readily re-
cognize one when they see it. True re-
publicanism may be compared to the bril-
liant color occasionally seen on the walls OF
old ruins of the Grecian and Roman ages
the mode Of preparing which is a lost art
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~HAMBURGH EDGINGs AND

NJ URGH EDGINGS AND
INSERTINGS.- We have a full supply now on
HAND, having made large additions to our stock.
All kinds of CaUNY EDffISGS and INSERT
INGa, VALENCINNNES EDGTNGS and IN
SERTING,, GUIPURE EHGINGS, BLACK
THREAD LACE, INFANTS FKOCK WAISTS.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every No. of C0ATS.S SPOOL COTTON from
8 to $50 at SOC. per dozen-the trade supplied at
New York prices. au 30
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SCHOLARSHIP AT ThE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
In addition to the premiums offered as hereto.
fore, and the gold medal, all OF which are to be
awarded al the final celebration OF the school for
the session lsTo-'71. the Principal offers a Scholar
ship at the University of Virginia, Of two years.
duration, TO the pupil who. after spending at The
school the sessions OF lS7o-'n and l871-72, shall be
pronounced by his teachers most deserving thereof;
such desert to be determined by the standing Of the
pupil during the sessions referred to, and by his
success in lis examinations.
The schools is III easy reach by rail and canal. ct
Lovingston depot, on the orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad. q suitable conveyance will
meet all Students who wish to attend the school 4;
and the james river packets pass In sight Of the
school three times q week.
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~NEW CALICOEs, NEW DE
LANES, NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PANFA.
LOON -STUFFS;
A large stock Of FLANNELS;
and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL;
TABLF-CLOCHS, NAPKINS,
and TOWELS;
Don't fail to look at the PURE LINEN HUChA-
BACK for towels at leac. per yard worth 2sc.;
Great bargains In everything In the GooDS
line at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street. Richmond. va.
COTTON YARN, every No.. from 4 to u az
81. rs per bundle or bale Of FIVE pounds hhII-
TING COTTON, soc. per pound. auSo
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TESTIMONIALS Of THE FACULTY.

TESTIMONIALS Of II FACULTY.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA., MAY 2, 1870.
We take pleasure in recommending Norwood
Schoolto the confidence or the public. The Prin-
ergy, of great moral worth, ard Of ripe scholar
ship. UDder his ~,udicious manag: ment the school,
an unwonted but we'll. merited success. Mr.. CabeIl
Is assisted by a corps OIL instructors most of whom
are alumni Of this University. They are GENTLE
men of high character, OF thorough scholar. hip,
and earnestly devoted to the work OF teaching.
Having had the opportunity oftcsting the charac-
ter of the instruction given at Norwood School,,
we d. not hesitate to recommends as a high school
of the first rank. !. MAUPIS,
WILLIAM l.. PETERS,
j. L.. CABELL,
GEORGE +.
JOHN B. MINOR,
b. L. GILDERSLEEVE,
F. II. SMITH,
NJ. SCHELE DE WE'RE,
CHARLES s. VENABLE,
Sc 2-1t* j. :. DAVIS.
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E0R SALE.


MACHINERY FOR MAKING SASSA-
vi .RAS OIL FOR SALE.
/ cffer for sale my FACTORY and F1XTURFS
:Or the manufacture of SASSAFltAS OIL, at
Halfway station, IN the Richmond and Peters
'urg railroad-the NEST perfect establishment of
&c Aind In the Safe. When properly conducted
he business Is very profitable. The impos sibility
# givmk it personal attention Is my only
reason for selling. The COST OF making the oil
les not exceed nifty cents per pound, and It stl
"eadll at from eighty cents TO one dollar per
pound.-from october to May being the mosl pro-
ntable season.
Mr t. A. CHALKLEY, at Halfway station,
IA authorized 20 make the sale, and aly Informal
ton or Instruction required will be given by Mr..
+. WILLIAMS, of Chester.
SC civ JAMES H. PLATT, JR.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL.

SESSION I870-'T.
WILLIAM D.. CaBELL UNIV. Va J, Principal /;
WALLER HOLLADAY UNIV. Val, Instructor
in Mathematics;
F. KEY MEAIE UNIV. Va, Instructor In An
Client Languages;
JAMES A. SEDDpN, JR., NJ. A. UNIV. Val In
structor In Modern Languages and English
Branches
WILLIAM II. FISHER, Assistant Instructor in
tae Languages and English Branches
WIN. l.. AKEkS, Instructor In Book Keeping.
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MFRS. THOMAS G. PEYTON and MRS.
I'VE GAR NETT will continue the school for the
ensuing session at No. 100 Franklin street between
Seventh and Eighth - the school formerly con-
d icted by Miss Pegran. and more recently by Miss
PEBBLES and Mrs. G.rnett. The course of instruc-
ton will be thorough, embracing The primary, in
termediate andhigheF English bran. hes. French
will receive particular attention, and competent
Belles-Lettres class Will he formed In connection
with the school. For further particulars apply fox
circulars at Bidgood's or to either OF the princf-
pf.lS, Sc 12-9w
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PoLITICs IN THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
appointed by the Pennsylvania Republican
Association should have the privilege of
canyassing his department for the purpose
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me- BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK AL
PACAS, BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now IN
store q full assortment Of BLACK
from 25c. to $3.50 per yard.
Also, BnMBAZINES, DELAINES, GRENA-
DIMES. TAMIsE, TAMARTISE, BAREGES,
and other goods suitable for dresses.
CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS of COLLARS and CUFFS,
LOVE and CREPE WELLS.
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEF5,
BLACK KID, SILK, and THREAD GLOVES,
al LEVY 8RrTHERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from 4 to II, atS1.5
a bale of five pounds. THREE AND FOUR
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, coo. per pound.
au 80
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DRY GOODS.
rl'HE BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS
EMPORIUM.
DRY GOODS.

EMPORIUM.
This well-known and old-established house
continues to sell
GREAT BARGAINS
in all KINDS OF
DRY GOODS,
making tia rule 10 furnish the largest quantity o.
goods for the amount OF money expended WITH
them. We are now preparing FOR the coming ="
season, and are closing out everything adsf'eo "
the present time st such unusually low prices as
to induce purchases. We Ole" some
Re auti.ul CHECKED, STRIPED, anu fltuhEb
JAPA"ESE SILKS:
SOLID and EMBkOIDsRED hESAbiNI'
PLAIN and FIGUkED ORGANDlEo;
p.pFGEs- LENUs, GHALLIES, PoPLINsss
and all LIGHT DRESS GOODS at aLd
below cost;
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAINS1OKS,
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLINs,
R8ILLIANTS. PRINTED Liners,
THEEAD ana all
classes of WHIT GOODS, extraordinarily
cheap;
LINEN DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
OUILTs LINEN aud COTTON saEEIlS''
PILLOW-CASE LINEN snd TIC
HuCKABACK and CRAsH TOWELLlNG,
BLEACHEO and BROWN COTTONS, &c., at
greatly reduced prices;
Bargains IN WHITE, COLORED, and BLACK
ALPACAS;
kLLrWOOL DELAINES, GIEGHAMs,
PRINTS, CAsSIMGREs,
.ALL-WOOL and CANTON FLANNELS,
GENTS SKIRTS and sHIRT-B9sOMs,
UNDERGRADUATES, BALM3RhLS. SHAWLs,
H0oP-SKIRTS. CORSETs, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, RIBBONS. aud lots Of other de-
sirable articles.
A call is solicited.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS, ~
corner Sixth and Broad s~tree.s,
/ SIC e-eod Broad Street Dry Goods emporium.
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me- THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE,
CLOTHS, two yards long, at 81, worth $3.50, are
cheap. Everybody says 50.
A large-sized HONEY-COMB OR BRIDAL
QUILT, large enough for the largest bed. a. Sl.5 80,
worth 80. Sc, must be cheap, as no one ever dis
puted 1t.
Fuil-width BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHkETING at CSC. per yard.
LINEN SHGETING, full two and a half yards
wide. at 90c.
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, forty inches wide, at
SOC. worth &c., at LEVY
A full supply of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON.
The trade supplied at New York prices. nd 80
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1916.
DALI.

nail 1870. 1870.
NEW GOODS. NEW aooDsi
OPENING DAILY
NEW DRY GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
PURCHASERS WILL DO WE'LL TO
GIVE Us A CALL
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Below we append q list Of
SPECIAL BARGAINS
now being offered by
HIRSH J. GUGGENHE1MER.
Excellent yard.wide BLEACHED COTTON only
l2sc. per yard;
Beautiful NEW-STYLE CALICOEs, 8, 10, and
19sc., st s27 Broad street;
aLinch HUCKABACK TOWELS, 20 lnches VIDE,
at CSC. apiece worth 35c.:
Inn dozen LADIES, HEMSTITCBED HAND
KEECHIEFS only 25c.:
A SPLENDID assortment OF and
MOHAIRS;
A good article Of sA ALL-WOOL FLANNEL
only CSC. worth soc., at
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE.
COATs,S SPOOL COTTON, soc. a dozen, at
HlRSH & GIrGGEEHFIMEH'S
CANTON FLANNELS--Brown and Bleached--
all grades.
SHAWLS,
BALMORALS.
HOOP-SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &C,
in the greatest abundance, at
THE DRY GOODS HOUSE,
e27 BROAD STREET.
Statesmen: W. c.. KRAE, j. Fl. CHENERY, F..
GRETTER. Sc"
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r IEBIG,S EXTRACT OF NEAT, fresh
ia from the agen. OF Liebig's Extract OF Meat
20 nuany. For sale by j. BLAIR.
sea Druggist, a2s Broad strees,
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H-g- DISCIPLES CHURCH (SICA-
MUtE), ELEVENTa STREET BETWEEN
ND MARSHAEL.-PreacbinS on
EVERY LORDS Day 81 II A. NJ. and Z. M.
slider j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 8 t. NJ.
seats freq.
PARSONAGE, 40S Twelfth street. my
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ksss.pKs AND STATIONERY
CCHOOL BOOKS at wholesale and retail.
Resides all lie NEW WnRoS s, we hive = large
sfo.k of SECONDHAND BOOKS at about hal;
price.
Old books taken In exchange.
RAND LpH &c ENGLISH,
S,atioaers and Bo1kbinGers.
ca IN 1918 Main street.
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II. G. FAINT, L. WASHINGTON.
EANT, WASHINGTON & CO.,

(Successors to RlltenhOuse. Fowler & Co.,D
No. 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASH ID. c..
RECtIFE DEPOSITS and loan money on mar
kct.ole securities:
Make COLLECTIONS on all points In the United
Stat"s;
NEG JTIaTE Railroad, Municipal Loans. and
Mortgages;
oUY md So Ii. Government Securities and other
-tock
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE bought
and sold;
I,SUE LETTERS OF CREDIT current in the
prIDc,p. Il cities ef Europe; ,
GfVG Pee Al ATTENTION to the collection
of claims against the Government.
w ACES mace on claims allowed by the A udi-
tor aod Compti oller, awaiting appropriations
by Congress-.
Correspondents will be furnished with any OBJ.
tainable information they may seek In the Execu-
tive Department. Sc T. d7t&w7t ,
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DM CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
DUROY.-Ju5t received, q full assortment of
CORDUROY at fl, Sl.25, and 81 so per yard, st
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
SEQ dozen COATS'S SPOOL CVTTON at soc.
per doz N. au 81
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

nR. ISAIAH II. WHITE has taken an
~ Office at sl5i Main street (up ~stairs).
Office hours from IL A. NJ. to L. N. anu from 5 to
q L ~.
Residence at Medical College Infrmary. Mes
s-ges may be left III either place. sc elm
sHR. JOHN G.. SHELTON has removed
- to No. 85 Franklin between Eighth and
7inth stress. st 3--lmx
nh. CHASE HAVING RETURNED TO
- the cit, can be found at his residence, No,
II Fifth street. au COLIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-12

BERLIN. July 80, 1870.
mLATEsT DISPATCH FROM BIS
MAKCK- Ordering GULDBhC h, NO. COZ
LOWER TRAN EVER, III order to make room
for his FALLS STOCK which order he reluctantly
complies with, as he has always sold his goods
lower than the lowest hut being = subject OF
Prussia. he oheys the mandate. and is now Offering
bis well-selecttd stock Of So NJ NJ DRY
GOODS. embracing every STYLE and variety OF
STAPLE and FANCY Day GOODS to he found
ia any hrst-class establishment, at prices which
defy competition. Gail and be convinced ior
The city is UOIDBACK'S. ] have received to-
day more Of those astonishingly-cheap Linen
H"ndkerchiefs At &C., Linen Towels at 1oc., and
other goods proportioually low. l AN agent FOR
kOBERTS'S CELEBRATED PA OIL
NEEDLES, formerlr kept by William n. Bell
w. -. GuuLDBACfK'S, Nc. eo7 Broad STREET.
an between Sixth and Seventh.