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EureLc Aluminium (:Osi Watch COmNDry
81 WATCH

ENreka NIN!ElHIM t'OsJ u HtEh NWNhNy
Have appointed, L. '. DEFORES'T 4 CO, Jewellers.
30 ana ~ Broadway, NV York. Sole Agents tor III.
United Stat-- and have authorized them I" sci.
their great Eureka Aluminium Cod Watches TO.
Three. Dollars and 70 warrant each and every one
to keep c0Ir.c: time for one year Thi. Watch
.,iaa 20 be .ne best and cheapest TIM keeper
that now IL Use III any part OF the eob'- he
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IN. meta, non widely known in Europe a. Alum:
Gold !! has the exact co or % gotd, when 4.
always retains; il VIII stand the test Of the strong
acids: san tt. II from gold only weight
the Aluminium God being OIe-ttnfh lighter. Ire
works Made ~ machinery. same IL, the wei!
known American Watch. The Aluminium Is q cheap
metal hence can afford to sell the Watch for + )
aal MAKE !. slna.! profit. We pack the Watch
sa.,.ly IL :, small box AID send b. mail :" any part
% t.lr United States reCe pr OF ~; mtg cents
Tor 2.cA!a, ...i poo:a-e Address al ord-ts 20
l.. V. DEFO2E>T 4 co.
iln3 2un 80 ANA - Broadway, New YORK
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HAVANA cigars

kr.,' :r-ocr- o. HAVANA GEARS. choice
nr..i,.a such - pa.'act4 Corona, Figaro, VJmH1
and .'tr!ar!.". II. :.'"i."d per L",': L"E. 'ri-
er;.l Eauco.h AM; Liberty goa! H.,E..n. :..d ior
r IL. ~ small con. .-1I...
Also Oh h.,iId gGoi a~-,r'!,.",; q: :'t'"',S'i'
CIGARS !I..9;u, Cigarettes. 'Ev celebrated Plea
.i,.. j.. .:....:u 49,. :-.ai 4 !0na'C seed.
-: i'F-a:G.
,'..f~ -, - : t'l-Du..t.tt street.
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Y:!E STATE OF LOUISIANA.
:.:.N oiS.S!C1 COURT fJs as. c...!. IL
OF ORLEANS.
t.'L' h.xnNfEIt ". MS G.:a Vi .".:;-Sn
S9!.

NOTICE q NEREBY GIvEH 70 THE CRED.
y roI, OF FeiiX pumonteil tina: he has tn, day
MED petition III the ABOVE CuuI- pl.yiug for =
respite OF six, twelve, eighteen and twenty tou.
mouths, and that a meeting of said creditors will
city, on the seventeenth day or February. 1911, at
io'A H., tor the purpose of taking into con,idera-
uon the affairs OF the petitioner. and OF granting
the respite prayed for, or to refuse the same; and
in the meantime, all judicial proceedings against
his person and property ordered to be stayed
By order of the Court:
jal2 Ell 10" WuLIAN NORLPER. Cler .
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1871
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
V,HE HOPE LIFE INSURANCE COM.
pany Of New Orleans
WIN assure the hTes Of children at any age, guar
anteeins to them y large capital foi very small
OUTLAY.
DIRECTORS
William :so.e' Ang. Desommts.
D. Urban Gustave Moses.
Hugo Redw:t,. Fred. Otto,
j. ". Wagn,' Charles BaHle.
Alfred Shaw William :. Pike.
4 Newman j. X. G. Portman
For Particulars Apply a: the Office o: tn. com
ua;Iy. NJ. 70 Carol.i..et trcet.
WILLIAM BOGEi. President.
A. DESOMMES Wee Pre- sieut.
;ay: y A. W MAY, Secretary.
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MACHINERY.
~ &. H:"(AN,
...S AND ECASS FOUNDER
Fu o.. r.. :.y.r, Notrr Dame and yu il Of RE e
C'cce, No. 1875 Fulton Street.

Manas.''.s;>r Of Vertical and Horizontal steam
Engines, beers. Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans, Sugar
Ket,ie4, CLrid-rs. Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining hscAnes Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Furnace
Mouths, Grate Bars etc. Second hand Machinery
and Boilers always for ssle.
Steaa.&.2 AID Steamboat Repairs promptly at.
HaAed g. sp2e II
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OFFICERS:
". a PECKHAM, President
". =. HOOKER, Vice President
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuarv.
q. 4 FREDRIKAR, Superintendent OF AEsneieA
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ON ni"t "u - I. N-S. Hughes .ts-cv " +. T.
Norton, .u.c and upon suG.c SITS. 20 liz. court
that j.. has tiled Ill this court Tn. to:r,"ln. peti.
.iun !. is ordered that john BI.tr,. i!ausH Ma
,ar's. Charles Louis st. CNr Ms. Madeleine te!.nA
Duh" the state -; Louisiana Th.o. q. UuHc ST.
Leon prst.z Gani, of New Orleans, >. Z. Nlial-,
u. y. N.a,tv, ,. Levass'ui, :. S.s.assir + ".
Seller AM! al! other parties n interest, Ito show
..us. Upvu !hr t.tr.i.th day q! February. A. y.
i-1i ~ eleven O'Clock \. NJ, before this ,ct.r. whv
TIE sad p,tit", sh"u!d not b. gained. aad s..i
property odd - PRAYED toS, and VII. all .nrLrn-
t.ae.- r'.& {; against tala DIo;..:y s..o.. - 40:
be ,.nr..td an. erased.
AID i: i. 'i..rv o..,,,.d :i.: no: GEO. .. pete
Son "I.t oI'.. ~ served upon 80 ..Au Betty.
N'.tlSin I.'at'y, CIar.. lou, St.t.: Nr- H..o
.,Iu.tc!nA l'upu" the STAT. o. iol. 7l.u... Thee
q siJ!'l:, -. o. rc>t'., Ban. .. NJ. :,.ra:- :.
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49,: D. :.'i!.' and ,cther pc ols, - .-cving
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~ ~ IT, T. Morton. >gn"", uu.'s.iu. - ~ -.A
Iy:ies tt.i'! C.asr ;Ir." time. 81. orleans
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DIRECTORS;
hon John A. Dix New York
John J. Crane, President Bank Of Republic.
William NJ vermilye, Banker. Wall street, (vor
milye Coz
Charles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon George Opdyke eI Mayor o.New York
Nino c. Morgan, Banker.
Tho,,as Rigney, firm Thomas Rigney Co
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold Constable L Co.
Richard H. Browne, of wetmore Il Browne, lawyern
3 v Haughwont, firm Z. " Hsugh wort Co
VILLAIN Wilkens, firm ". WAkens L Co
Julius a. Pratt Merchant
William ". Wright, Merchant
Charles J. Starr, Merchant
William Alien, Merchant.
George W. Cuyler, Banker Palmyra, New Toik.
George T. Hope, President Continental Fire In-
sursnce Company.
3ohn L. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton q. Peckharn corner Fifth Avenue saA
Txen.y-third street. New York.
William T. Hooker Wall street.
Edward H. Wright Newark, New Jersey.
George ". Farlee Lawyer.
". L. Cogsveu. Merchant
JOSEPH MAGHER,
Manager for Louisiana and Texas No. l5S Common
syraAt Nav crlaana falls ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1879.

IN THE MATTER OF FRANCIS MOUNEY'
Bankrupt.
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RN-TKOSG'>
Ccf.tG 0: !g.to a:li New Leve. st-r..s.
NEW ORLEANS, La.
W. :. :. ARMSTRONG, Manager.

yant..c-l-.r Of Vertical aud Horizontal! S.r9 n.
hl.Iuc- Sugar Nils, DraIu.n. Machines. SAW
NJ. o-.O.I Screws a:ld Gearing, Iron Colu nns
.ai fronts @: Buildings Furnace Mouths. Crate
Bars 6oue Black. EevivIt!er-, Gas R.torta Railroad
Frogs etc: ir.W Pressure, Locomotive Flue and
4, ..Ide- Bo;.e-, o, al Ai;ls ter7. Juice Boxes
and ."t,~;.,.r3 &c no22 IL
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CALAoIANDER INSURANCE CO.,
EGCLrSlVELY FOB FIRE RIsKS-C,Ty AND
COUNTRY,
sCEAR.HS ROMAN, JULES LsMORE,
President. Scc.tIary.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE Sun MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW ORLEANS.
6l................ Camp street.
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g. LASAlE S"c..'.:.
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p,..h o. Chm. C..f Of ~. 'i.''--.
>v.r. :, ana Subscribe. hl.JJt H.r. IL. :".'.
uav q: i....".r. ISL.
G. !EGAHDE''c ?. .il:..
Eo:siv v,.....
A; - :....r. " :'.c board Of Directors !1t.' OF
the .rcor.i ia, o: January 1871, i. WA resolved :"
declare a dividend OF fifty p.: cen; cash paFao O"
G.. after til. G.tcentl. of Febrarv next BIZ credits Oh
stock notes. pro rata 10 the amount o! ea'le1 pre-
m.ums pad By each stockholder.
C. CAyAEOC, Presidt-..
FE. BERNARD. v.ce-Pges;da2:.
4. LAEauX, Secretary.
Directors:
Charles Cayaroc, F. Z. Bernard.
Charles de Ruyter. S. Cambon,
A. Relchard U. Aarlnonl,
Leon Haas, IT., Arthur Poincy,
E.F. Motion, Ant LaAata
". Agar, J.Egie. jas ~
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, .,,...,or whether he can BIO of more SER
4 a. 40 country as an office-holder tnan
80 NV deroting himself Enthusiastically to
his vocation and accommodating iof nimsei'
aniindependence, and thus adding 10 Inc
ausrer,aie wealth of the community. Let
40 man f,atter himself In the consideration
of this question. lie may find that he has
only conspired with the delusive spirit 0,
ambition against himself. He NAV find that
In listening to the syren song OF the sedu'
Ger he has lost the opportunity of personal
independence and happiness, and achieved
only disappointment and personal humilia'
ton.
When young man takes his fate IN Ms
hand and goes of impulsirely In the way u
party enthusiasm md political asplrat'ons'
In nine cases out of ten he may bid ad'eu ~
success in the business he had entereu
unon. He throws himself inside the Wneei
Of fortune, and trusts to the desperate
chance Of being drawn out from among the
tbousands who have trusted their fortunes
n the same lottery. Drawn out or not,
there is no hope of success beyond the
mere stipend of the office holder. save in
that thrift and gain from corruption and
dishonor, which can never recompense one
for the loss of that priceless jewel, the self
respect which is preserved by honesty and
virtue.
Every man should discharge his duty TIC
the State. He should be active in his efforts
In securing the best men for the public scr
vice, but it is the worst thing in the world
for young man of capacity to become
busy partisan and an aspirant for office. lie
is like one bitten by the tarrantula. His
peace Is ended.
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NIAGARA FALLs.-The scientific men OF
the North are anxious that there should be
a survey Of the falls of Niagara, and are
about to petition the Legislature OF New
York to appropriate means for this object
There have been decided changes in tht
form Of the fails by the falling of the rock;
from the precipice. The changes thu;
steadily wrought seem to be much lament
ed, and resolution adopted at the late
Scientific Convention speaks Of restoring
old monuments and erecting new ones, and
having large photographs taken of the falls
as they are. This may be all well enough
but If these saUants expect to put a curt
upon Niagara, they expect what will never
happen. As long as the river runs the
precipice over which it leaps will continue
to break of and recede up the river. They
may console themselves by the reflection
that the beauty and grandeur of the falls
themselves will not likely be diminished
until in their match up the river they
drain Lake Erie.
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BEN BUFFERS Worcester speech cut ii ght
ana lett among the brethren. The Boston
Post says the lash he used was rather longer
and braired heavier IN the body Of it than
before. at all events, he caused lively
dancing and rubbing OF calves. BUTLER
says the Radical party needs q new anato-
my-new clothes will not answcr--and
there, we think BUTLER Is right Buffalo
Commercial.
Butler failed in the war-utterly failed.
lie gained victory over poor helpless wo-
men, and robbed houses that were desert
Cd OF everything which the world has char
itably covered up under the general phrase
OF spoons" He diSgraced himself equally
at Bethel and ut Fort Fisher. But be
has atoned for all in conqucring Massa'
chusetts! He has gained the greatest vic
tory of the age in subduing the most obsti-
nate and wayward people on earth. TO be.
hold the refined representative of Boston
civilization, the Boston Daily Advertiser,
treating BUTLER with its measured SEN
fences of fastidious taste, while he wields
his rude whip of heavy-bralded thongs and
sharp lash about its legs is the richest thing
OF the day. Go it, BUTLER, say We.
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THE SYEDICATE.-GEORGEA ALFRED TOWN.
SEND writes from Philadelphia to the Chi
cayo Tribune:
How did you obtain the word syndicate,
MIR. ooKE?" SAID i TO our great !oHn-taker
Last Saturday q he sat in his dlInly Gay
lighted back office with his secretary, an
lid echoolIllatc OF mine, writing luouS
trlously near his elbow. y syndicate "
OprouounciDg il cdD, said Mr.. COOKE, " is
Term used, ] believe, TO represent power
iul association of wealth, money. or thelt
apposltps, and it seems to he proper word
as 1t was suggested to Us, and has tile au'
tholily OF former usage OH important coca
sions. 1t is pool on i greater SCALE"
WORCESTER has "cyndic title given n
d" different times to various municipal ant
other officers, particularly the manage
"of the concerns of u corporation or com
" pany director an agent; AID "oS II
dictate A council" Both word, al
marked obs ,ete. Yhe syndica'e Is only
council" OF "syndic>." JAY COOKE
comparison Of the SynGt.ate ID pool
Is very characteristic. lie IL very mnca IL
tcrested in the spool" on large scale
| which grows out OF the sale of the million
| entrusted to the "syndicate."
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,,, pono,ogical Exhibition.

THE POmOtOSlSoa =, :.
We AGAIN refer our readers 10 the an1p>
a. our local columns OF the pro
lcp, w.ns connected with the ln.eres'inS
o ounma, meeting Of the National lom'''s''
"h',u" 1,".u VOW held in Richmond.
%" No. como in the Capitol Yesterday ""s
one that made the heSi's W ri.dp,nr
,,,oa II vas an intersee'ou', ,,s,,;n
IF good feeding and mn''a' w. ona;
u s' h,i,cd with delight 10y the auu'-
to'. wsyor KEILEY's address was happy
'',o. ro,r;ate and so was the reply OF MT
~" r,e.idcnt OF the National Associa-
,;,m assurcdly. scenes like this must melt
.no h,.r,s y, cmbittercd men, and moderate
the nre;udices Of people. 1t the poilt'eiihs
would only let us a!one-if We could oe' 'or
,..son ut least, relieved from the scheihes
of ofice.huntcrs, who are the drones
Of the country as well as the d's'uio.
ors of the public peace-the people OF
th,s Iin;on would be hearty and sincere
friends in six months. This o1fice-huh'ihs
and office holding population Is the curse .,
the nation. The frogs Of Egypt, aye, ana
the locusts to boot. would be preferable TO
this pestiterouS population, who are no"
nro,onrinc the alienation Of sections o
these states 10 the serious disturbance U
the happiness of the people aud the detri
men, of the prosperity and power OF the
nytioI.
Virginia welcomes the strangers and JON:
with them heartily In the effort 10 advance
the solid wealth, refinement, ana nap
piness Of the nation.
The exhibition Of fruits is the most su
perb and the most extensive ever maue III
this country. We behold with entfu'
siasm the glowing exhibition OF lhe
fruits Of California aud the plauhs
living between that country and us. ne
California fruit had peculiar glow-a sort
of sunshine condensed or extract OF gold
which fairly lighted up the table on "hicn
it was exposed. In many respects IL eA-
ccllcd ANYTHING that the Atlantic States
could possibly produce. Yet they had
their consultations, and we arc proud &c
say that Old Virginia, although in the in
fancy of fruit culture, stood boldly ior
ward, and lost not by comparison with hcl
sister States.
We urge all people TO go to this CRANE
and unparalleled exhibition. Long may
such scenes continue. They will help III
calculablr TO advance the wealth and com
fort of the nation, and, above all, to re-
Store good feeling and bind our people to
gether in the sentiments of neiShborly
goodwill and friendship.
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The Petersburg Indc1 critlcises sen
tence in the local part of this paper, ant
leaves the impression that it occurs edito
rally, which is not according to the sug
ccstions of fair editorial comfy. But thci
it is unjust to the Dispatch reporter. In
notice of the pomological exhibition here
the Dispatch reporter is made to say of Tx
company expected on the occasion "no
" only by visitors drircn hi'hcr by the at
"tractions of the fair" &c. Any one
could understand that drawn" was writ
ten by the reporter. Yet the index seIze>
upon the typographical error, and is quite
facctious upon the Dispatch.
In the same No. OF The Inder which con.
tains this notice Of the Dispatch we find
the foil wing correction Of bluudcr9 in tie
Iadcr Of tie day before
"lnStcad of 5000 hogshcads Of tobacco
sold by Martin & Go. during August, we
should have said 500. We wrote grinding
of gerunds and not of gourdS. and spoke
of the humor Of the designs on Sir. Seize
fcr's pipe and mol Of their honor"
II tn. Mdcr is hypocritical it does not
hide its own hlunders, which is to be put
10 It's credit.
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. nIEU.

s,r,.,,n., Sun ,sTl. Mrs. REBECG.Aa, n nes
LisRD. sged TO-. Diseaee psrrna ,y,s; Hsnrfuo
at her son. jaws IT. j. 5cH''ol :"
cGsassd va and relative. requested 70 sridse
bu ,al IN eharlssr CITY isIBnEsfR and funeral at
ON The TIN OF SCI s,a.dng station. Il. q I. b: T.,
o. on t the I4rn n Of Of sEPTE ABER, 1871.
CHARLES REID ON mo1 ,ns Oh ths ' ron James
ines o, K Ree In the year Of his
win N ,sks rs s'ifs h rs 0s9sk
III ams are respectfully requested 70 a''ena hS
snnera, without Iirther NOTICE.
sep:ennssF OH; ,s daugh,er Of James b. Mseoo:
kew. -, ..sa, toka ,,,a 70 from the residence
~ hrr falfe-, on Cherry. between airy ana cana
ssrerts This Thursday MORNING At 10 O'Clock.
Fric td7 and relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend without further notice.
- asning.oa, Philadelphia, and New York pa
pers please copy. -ss...-
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"There is scarcely Il town in Louisiana
Mississippi, Arkansas, or Texas, without
Sts pet desperate. 1t is the same through
,.461ethe whole South. The border States
Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri-are
! just as bad"
Weclip the above sentence from an arti
Gle which is going the circle of the
northern Radical press, and is attributed
to the New Orleans Picayune. We know
the fairness Of that paper and its fidelity to
its owA people, and therefore we doubt the
alleged authenticity of this article. So far
Is it relates to Virginia, we deny its asser-
ton as utterly untrue. There is no conf
munity on earth more free from deSpera-
does or outrages than Virginia. Her
criminal annals will compare hvorably to
Z herself with those Of any other State what
ssgf. The.slapder attributed to the Plea
yune is as false as false can bc. i.
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The3 Boston Daily Advertiser propoundi
the following query to b. +. BUTLER:
"Why are you alone dashing up anC
down the lines in war-paint and feathers
making furious parade of your private
griefs and reseDtments ut the very moment
when formidable enemv is gathering in
sight for decisive onset!"
Very clearly because that is the exigency
under which he may increase the reward.
of his general treachery and depravity.
those with whom he fights will not at such
time give him all he asks he will betray
them. They know this, and dare not throw
him overheard.
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apECIAn. NOTaCEss
~ WHAT EVERYBODY WANT
-, :, GOODS AT LOW PRICES.

noop GOODS AT Low PRICES.
py. sdvise all who wish to purchase strictly
FIRST. GLASS DRY GOODS at low prices 70
examine our stock, as we now offer lots OF goods
At very low prices rather than carry them over the
season.
PLAIN, PLAID, and ST RIP E D MoZAM-
BIoUEs and LENOS at 1870 per yard, sold
at the commencement of the season at Is and
| 3oc.;
REAL FRENCH oRGANDY LAWS at ssc.,
worth soc. per yard; ..s.:.-
EMBROIDERED OgGANDY at 4oc., worth 7so'
per yard; -
syIss musL1Ns at is, 20, Is, 40, 30, and 5oe PEI
] yard-all very che1p;
, pIOUEs Mt 80 md s5c., worth Coo;
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at Soc. per yard
would be cheap at 7sc.;
! BOMBAZINEs and TAN1sE at extremely low
! prices; t...,
Handsome ENGLISH and FRENCH CAsst
| MEREs, for pa nts, at greatly-reduced prices
| CHEyIOT CASSLksERH5, full double Width a
| s1,15 per 5ard-elsg snt goods for fall wear;
| Do,rRT,E-wIDTH FRENCH FLANNEL, th'
/ most SerY1CeaDle SOcoS w DC h"o
| A large stock of DOESBIES and BLACB
C,,aTHs at satisfactory prices;
pARAsoLs IN great variety at prices that arr
! bound 10 m Ike Them so,
HONEY-COHB QUILTS, tbs largest manufac
turcd, at 81 40, Lworth $3.50:
CALICO COMFOeTERS at s. 5o-not the price
It would cost you to buy the material;
Hoavr WOOL DULLES at 80. go, worth $3.50;
LINEN for covering stair carpet at 15c. per yard
| worth 95c.;
ISDIA-T WILL LONG CLOTH at aoc., wortl
| soc. per yard
IsKIgr1NG CAMBRIA a, 20 and CSC. per yard
wcrth 80 and s5c.:
COTTON DIArEE at sl.25 piece OF ten yards
lLINEE DIAPER at 81, so for piece OF ten yaros
su1ycKABACk TOWELS: at $l5o, 81, #2.SV o. 10
| and upwsrds--,he chea pest towels you ever sa"
Genuine wufTLYJET SETS, EARRINGS, and
BHEAsTpJEs, at 75c., 81, sl.2'' ana sl''o
sci. which 10 less thar; one.half the value
NICE Jet SETS at &c, &c., and Soc, euiprl'
sinEly low;
fRr.CK CREPE SETS OF COLLARS and
] CUFFS from S1.25 to $3.50 SET;
! CREPE COLLARS from csc. TO 81;
!; ALtXANDER KID GLOVES at 81 pair, sold
everywhere at S.25;
DIVINITY BANDS at loc, worth &c.;
tCROCugT EDGING, twelve yards in piece, al
| 1sc., worth SC. per yard; a better article at
| CSC, worth lOc. yard;
sREAL FRENCH WOVE C0RSETS, al sizes,
4 white and coloced, at &C., worth 81;
iLADIES' GARMENTS In great variety;
NICE CHEMIsES aud DRAWERS at 81;
fEUREKA GUN CLIO This for Children;
ssrd 4-4INDIA RUBBER CLOTHS;
| A large assortment OF LACE SETS and LACE
/ COLLARS, from the lowest prices to the best
qualities;
igLASKETS In great variety;
A large stock of BED TICK, from lOc. to s5c, pei
yard, All rarch below regular prices
sTABLE- CLOTH, pure linen, two yards long, al
/ sl-wo,Ill he cheap at $780,
IFslNCED NAPEIES a. eoc, worth 81 per doz.;
LINEN HEASTITCuED HANDKERCIlEFs
at l5c would be cheap at 2oc.;
NEW YORK nj LIS COTTON at 2lc.;
WAMsUTTA at 2o:.;
tAliDRCSCOGGIN at 16tc.;
Flu l-wld:h uNBLEhCHED COTTON SHEET
| ING at soc. per yard;
Fuuwidth 3LEACHED SHEETISG at CSC. pei
yard
Fiy c thousand seven hundred and elghty-three
other BARGAINS al to &c see1 at the large
dry.goods house OF
LEVY BRCTHERS,
susl 1919 and LIS Main st., Hichm md, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-07

"My gains would have been far more, I
have GOOD reason to believe, il had been
out OF public life, deyotiug my whole time
and energies to my private attairs."-Mr'
Speaker Blaine.
This sentence occurs in a letter from
Speaker BLAINE, defending himself from
the charge of having amassed an immense
ls.ttihe since he had entered upon political
life. The sentence is a good warning to
young people against turning politicians.
n is every mans duty to use his pest iDtlu
/ tace, to secure to the State the services Of
sonest aud capable men in her public Of
s14es. IL Is every mans duty when called
.,,cn blythe public voice to give his ser.
may. lis life-to the country. But
every man consider for himself the