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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31
MANUFACTURES OF KNIVES,

Few people have any idea through
what number of hands their pocket
knives have passed in the process OF
manufacture. a bar of steel destined
to furnish a number Of blades is heat
ed to rcdncss a length is cut off,
and the forger speedily "moods" this
that is, shapes it roughly into the
form of pocket knife blade. An
other heating is then required to fit
the end for being fashioned into the
tang, and yet another before it can
undergo the further operation OF
"smithing," the last Of which is the
stamping OF the mark Of the thumb
nail to facilitate opening. The tang
is then ground and the blade marked
with the name Of the firm. The slight
bulge on the reverse side caused by
this operation is removed by fire or
the grindstone. The blade is then
hardened by heating it to redness and
then plunging it into water to the
tang. The tcmpering process follows
next, the blush yellow tint being con
sidered as indicating that the proper
degree of heat at which to immerse
the blade once more in cold water has
been attained.
After this, the various kinds Of
blades are classified in the warehouse,
and undergo sundry grinding opera
tons to fit them for being halted.
Twelve distinct processes have by this
time been gone through, and many
more are necessary before the knife is
completely finished, although the mum
Der Of hands which it now has to pass
through depends in a great measure
on the finish to be given to the handle,
according to the quality Of the blades
with which it is fitted, and the price
which the completed article is intend
ed to realize FIR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31


Who wants cheap
Dry Goods! Every
body. w here can
you get them ! At
GuNdry & Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w cc ky g!
Great Bargains IN
Dress Goods, ShaWIs,
Cloak inSs, Cloth $,
CaSsiinercs, Blank
cts, Flanncls, Jeans,
Prints, Dclaines,
Domestic, Cottons,
Nc, NC. Our NIer-
chant Tailoring De-
partmcnt, in charge
of Mr.. Amberg is I'M
riyaIcd in this section
tor style, durability
and cheapness. A
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31
Local Notices..

ST. JosEPH's ScHooL--0n Monday, Sept.
4th, st. Joseph's School, attached to It.
Pauls Catholic Church, will he opened.
This school, which is under the care OF
the Dominican Sisters of Snsinawa Mound,
embraces all the advantages for good ed.
ucation. No pains or trouble are spared to
give the children every opportunity of i'm
proving-not only in science, but in NOR.
ais Being under the immediate super
vision of the Sisters while in attendance,
parents can rest assured that they will be
cared for the same as if at home.
All branches taught in the Academies
and Seminaries Of the country can be here
studied, according to the desire or ability
of the pupil.
These Sisters have prepared themselves
for years, for the special purpose of in.
s,ructing aud teaching, and have acquired
proficiency in this department, which en-
ables them to thoroughly perform their
duty. Moreover the interest they always
conScientiously feel in the Advancement
and welfare of the children, their we'll
known kindness, patience aud charity,
which virtues thpysendeavor to instill into
their scholars, plainly convince the parent
that under such direction he should place
the child he regards and wishes to receive
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

INsrRUCTloN AND EDUCArloN.-W G
see plainly that a great proportion Of
mankind are, so far as their reason
and intelligence are concerned, Ill the
condition Of children; governed by in
,tiuct, appetite aud passion; nncou-
trolled by conscience and Judgement;
ready for any impression; prepared
to tread amy path marked out Tat
leads to any Indulgence, bodily or
mental. The remedy for this is plain,
paIpabie, and Oh the surface; difficult
in detail, but ultimately practicable
q sound form Of education, secular and
religious. Education, we say, not IN
.truct.3D,-nothingis more dangerous
than knowledge to the mind without
the capacity to make a proper use OF
it; then, indeed, it does but afford IN
additional faculty for the commission
Of crine..-A Plw,c,an's Ir>1'eus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

SPRtNG BED Boron Mr.. |. Il. Snow,
Of Sterling, ILL.,, has introduced to the
people of this vicinity, new, cheap and
apparently excellent, spring bed,bottom.
lheophilus George, Jr., is agent We
fail to see why they are not equal to any
Of the higher priced springs; they cost
only S. per set. See them,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

MEssRs. TAYLOR IL WILLErrs, have
Competed apd delivered their map of
this city, 1t is found to be fully up to
representations and gives general sutis>
faction to subscribers 1t is more accu.
rate in details than most works Of the
sind, and supplies want long felt
Messrs, I Il w 60 from here to to Mad
ison for purpose Of mapping that city.
We recommend them to the people of
the capitol as competent to do the work,
and worthy Of encouragement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Mr. VIZ JAcKA, known for many years
as one of the best boot and shoe makers
in Iowa County is at his old business,
and solicit the patronage of his old
friends and customers, and the public
generally With his son Elias-admit-
ted one Of the best workmen in the West
he feels confident of being able to give
satisfaction to all corners a stock of
their own work always on hand, war
rauted to be well made and of good stock
All orders promptly filed Give them a
call ID door aboee Vivians Drug Store
35-2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

II, T. OSBORNE is always up with the
times. His goods ale carefully selected F.,
and warranted to be as represented; and
his prices as low as anybody's,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

For the frosty nights and mornln.s
soon to be expected, GundelGnger will
rig out any N n or boy with coat, PANS,
vests etc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

WISCONSIN, STATE FAR Fol- II.
AT

.uslwau}ee, Sept, %, 26, p, %, 30.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

a NORFOLK lady has a copy Of the
Biole which was p.iutel - lflo.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Constitutions Of the United States and
of the State Of Wisconsin,, with questions
adapted to the use of common schools,
for sale at the T. O. Book Store. IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Wall Paper and Window Shades, of II
u superior quality, for sale at the 7. O.
Book Store. 50
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

BEFORE you buy boots or shoes, for
man woman or child see II, T. Osborne $
stock. 1t will pay you to do so. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Thar Thea Nectar, at VIM Teasdales
is preferred 10y many to the best Japan
or black tea Only one dollar per pound.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

SHEErIyGs, shirtings, etc, will be high
err when the Fan stocks are received -
Go to DELLER's and buy mt once i
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

All the latest Sunday school Tune
Book publications. furnished at publish
ers prices, at the =. O. Book Store. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

FINE Rose Tint Initial Stationery, only
80 cents per box, at the 7. . Book
Store. i
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

BLANK Books are made specially at
the 7, O. Book Store All sizes ana
styles, ut less than Chicago prices, i
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

SECTIONAL Mars Of all the Western
States from 10 cents to 81 50, at the =.
O. Book Store. i
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

TEAspALE is preparing for Winter, by
getting in full stock of the popular
Richar Ison Boots ana Shoes. So
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Fine Rose tint, Initial Stationery, only
40 cents per box, sent 10y mail to any adj
dress, on receipt of price. IS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31
CigNEITS CIT lYB BisFED,

witch win he dose OBJ short uCIce, at reasonaN
Fft.r. aui iu fi. latest style.
August -, i,5I. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

CHOICE patterns of dress goods for Fall
wear, at II, T. Osbornes, see them before
you buy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

CHEAP TEAS Black, Japan, Thea
neotar and Gun Powder at 81 per pound.
Also a fine quality Of English Breakfast
at VIM. Teasiale's grocery store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31
Go to the city store for bargains in
dress goods Of every description


Nfoq'e', ~ So' - ana % per SET AT
'"e w. DUO" ''o'e' Oh
'as' na,''' '''S ana ''o'e nooNs, az
the L. u BOOK Store. 80
Sa.,;.aa1 Naa. - II H. W
States for sale at the F. q. Book Store.
Iowa County NHpS'"t the regular price,
- =
r'he nose 'l''' ihl''a' 0'"''o"ery' only
40 cents per box, sent by mail to any ad-
-----.---
FINE Rose Tint lntial Stationery, only
80 cents per box. at the p. o Book
Spopr.upv cali IN : Uockinr,pd Iook
~ tbnse ems and nistoIs powdnr and
Shot far sale
,,o,r otu ~ ot.a..,o,, soo tb,n, l,e,.o
you "uy'
Pal. e. -.
''N - f'NF'''"7 ''' "''''' y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Iowa County Maps, at the regular price,
for sale Mt the t. q. Book Store So
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31
Nineteen J ears Experience !.

aoi cousau, practice, feels campeten "a" execute %
trs iu hrr uue neatly and sal "c'orly. LFdl
WISHING 20 aaaae ar ihtIr uvH material A"I 10 ~
have ta-.r
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Base Balls, Bats and Score Books, at
the +. Q. Book Store. So
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Sectional Maps of all the Western
States for sale at the p. q. Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-31

Croquet, s., Sc, 81 and s. per set at
the L. o. Book Store. 35
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The Theatre

We have said heretofore that we do not
often visit the Theatre. We seldom find
there that which pleases man who has seen
the drama in other days. We fear we have
been even too captious. and are too much
inclined so for these times. We take plea
sure in speaking kindly OF it when we can J;
and it affords us satisfaction to notice the
performances of Tuesday night, which were
as graceful as they were agile. They eX-
ceeded any feats upon the trapeze we
had ever seen. LILA and Zoe and DE
LAVE are as wonderful as elegant in their
achievements. But we speak especially OF
Zoe, little sprite as she is, whose teats eN-
coed those OF all other performers we have
ever seen. HANLoN brothers are not equal
to her, nor are any of the great artists of the
day. She is the boldest, most rapid and
agile of artists in this elegant department
of human activity and muscular adroitness.
Those who have not seen her will be amply
rewarded by visiting the Theatre, and will
have great deal to talk about when they
have come away.
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RADICAL OUrRAGEs.-We publsh.d yes
terday some account of the rascality Of loe
Florida Radicals, showing how they have
reversed the decision Of the people and az
rested the State authority, that they might
consummate their outrage. Yet General
GRANT is said to intend to call down the
power of Congress upon the South on ac-
count of what he would no doubt style
"Rebel outrages." The only great out
RACES we have known in the South of an
official nature were Radical outrages Of y
piece with this in Florida. But as the Fed
eral Executive sustained the ourages of
HOLDEN in North Carolina, we cannot sup
pose that he regards any violation Of law
by Radicals as improper and inconsistent
with the public peace. That is view so
incompatible with justice and honor-so
destructive Of the peace and dignity of the
Union-that all who entertain it are bound
to be- reconstructed" The country can
not exist save as a vulgar despotism as long
as such contempt for law and Constitution
is displayed in tie Executive head of the
Government at Washington.
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spEa,fAL NOTICES.
M ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
- 7HRrsTMA AND NEW YEAR.

- CHRISTMAS AMI NE w AS'
T. q. PRIoE4 CO. have just opened
Elegant PoIkT -APLIQUE SETS ana oVL-
LACE TRIaMED.LINEN SETS, fancy boxes
HEMsTITCHED LAWN HAEDKERCHlEEs'
splendid boxes; -.- .-s.-.s,.,..
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA SETS.
sEAMLr IS KID GLOVES, every shade;
MARQUIS TWO-BUTTON GLOVES.
y None but BEST gloves sold.
CIoAKs AND sHAWLs:
superb assortment BLACK CLOTH CLoAKS
BROCHE sHAWLs. $50 to SEQ;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, and SQUAh1
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET sHAWLs;
HOUSE SHAWLs and sCARFs, &c.
DRESS GOODS: .... $50.
EMPRESS, all colors; VELVOho'
IRISH and FRENCH POPLLNs;
OTTOMANS, DELAINES;
-" Splendid POPLINS, 90, IS, and aoc.;
DIAGONAL PcFL1NS, very cheap; 70.
FIGURED DELAIEES; ....
TYCOON kEPS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS:
BOMBAZINES, OTTOMANS, SATTEENs'
REPS, MOHAIRS, TAMIsE, &c,
of uneaualled SHADE and finish; with everything
else needed III our i'n'' T. R. PRICE & Co..
doo. ll0l Main street
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DIED.

On the morning Of The I'd of january, at quarter
past O'Clock, at h's residence, Oh n street, be-
tween Esd and oath streets. of consumption. alter
a long but patti mt Illness, SETH GRE EkMORE,
lstc deputy High Constable Of the city OF Ri CHI
mond in the 3lst year OF his age.
He was the sunshine of our house
He spoke. twas music near;
He stayed twas summer Ia our hearts,
re went, twas winter drclr.
Norfolk papers please copy.
On the 9TH inst, at 1Etna Hill, Chesterfield
county, the residence OF her father. BENA B.,
youngest daughter Of lijah Br,mmell.
The funeral will take place al IL o'clock To-
DAY (Thursday). Friends and acquaintance or
he family are respectfully invited To attend.
In Manchester, On Wednesday morning, Jan'y
4, 1871, at the residence Of his son, HENRY MOA-
LEY, in 72Y year Of his age.
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
his funeral from the residence corner OF 18th and
Han streets, THIS Thursday MORNING at II
O'Clock.
Petersburg papers please c1py.
On the 4th instant, at 2o'clock A. NJ, MARY
ESTALA, infant daughter or Philip and Marga-
ret SchlosseT, aged daye.
Philadelphia ana San Francisco (Cal.) papers
please copy.
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Mr.. GREELEY AND THE PRESIDENT
Horace Greeley arrived here from New
York this morning, and during the day had
long interview with the President. 1t is
said that the President invited Mr.. Greeley
q conference to which he was invited two
or three weeks ago, and to establish closer
relations between the Tribune and the
Administration. The fact Chat Mr.. Gree.
ley has not come out openly for the San Do
mingo annexation project, and denounced
those Senator'S who attacked Mr. Sumner
for opposing it, has produced feeling of
uneaAness In the mind of the President
which he has taken this step to relieve. It
is among the rumors that the President has
invited Greeley to be one Of the commits
sioners to Visit San Domingo o. Washington
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ME- SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
CLoAKS! CLOAKS!!
wo now oTsr our stock Of SIIAWLS and
CLOAKS at reduced prices
PLAID ard STRIPED SHAWLS,
BLACK MEkINO SQUARE and LONG
SHAWLS,
Long and square BRoCHE sHAWLs,
MISSES SHAWLS,
BREAKFAST sHAWLS, in great variety;
GENTS SHAWLS,
WATERPROOF CLOAKS as low as IS,
BI,ACK CLOTH CLOAKS at IS and upwards,
REAL ASTRAC CHEN SACQUES at $40, worth
s75.
FOR bargains In Cloaks and Shswls, call at
LEVY BRO1 HERS,
1918 and IBIS Main street.
Remember the great closing sale Of Dress Gocd'
of every description. ia
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr.. HANGER, of Augusta, in the Chan

MIR. HANGER, of Augusta, in the Chair.
BILLS REPORTED.
House bill extending the time for the land
assessors of Rockingham cnunty to make
theL' returns. e.
of the County Court ofSusseX, adopting the
rrovi.ions Of chapter 81 Of the acts Of
1866.
Virginia.
Senate bill to incorporate the Exchange
The above bills were reported from COM
mittees and placed on the calendar.
49,. THE VALLEY HAILRoAD.
The unfinished business of yesterday-the
motion of Mr.. Woop for q reconsideration
of the vote by which Augusta county"
was stricken out of the act to authorize GER
tain counties to subscribe to the Valley rail-
road and othe! incorporated companies,
was, on motion Of Mr.. MoCAuLL, passed by.
BILLS PRESENTED.
The following bills, petitions, &C., were
presented. and appropriately referred
nv MIR. LoyENsTEIN Bill to repeal Sec
ton 8 of an act to provide artificial limbs
for citizens Of this Commonwealth who
lost their legs during the late war.
By MIR. STUBS Joint resolution amend
inc article Sd of the Constitution.
By Mr.. HAyNIE: Bill to prohibit the
taking of fish for the purpose OF manufac-
turing oil or manure.
By Mr.. HORTON Resolution inquiring
into the expediency of making Clineh river
a lawful fence from Osborne's ford, through
the county of Scott to the Virginia and
Tennessee line.
By MIR. STUBS Bill to repeal "an act
to regulate contracts for labor between
white and eolored persons, and to impose
a fine on persons enticing laborers from
the services OF their employees under such
contracts" passed Feb. Doth, 1865.
By Mr. STRoTHER Bill to amend the
charter of the county Of Culpeper.
BY Mir. JACKSON: Bill imposing tax on
dogs.
BILLS PASSED.
The following House bills were passed
authorizing the Governor to cede to the
United States jurisdiction over certain
bridge, with its abutments, 10 the county
OF Elizabeth City.
: TO amend the Code of 1850 in regard to
the Jurisdiction of the judges Of the Com
monwealth to award injunctions and to
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CHINESE CHEAP LABoR.-General Mum
gen. Of Ohio, has prepared two hours
speech. 10 which he will protest To the
House against this eouptry's being ruined
by Chinese cheap labor,
[Good for Mungen j
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sHoLIDAY aes,ps.
.UCKWALL d RoUss,

nUCKWALLf6 ROuss,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
0HRlsTAAsi oHRIsTMAsi cHRrsrHAsi
.stPREsEHTs PoR THE LADIES. ~.
PFEsHETs FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS,
PRESENTS FOR THE BABIES.
,v-.-.-.-..s-~- PREsESTS FOB EVERYBODY.
We have Just received from the New York sue.
ton rooms isrge and beautiful assortment cf
DRESS GOODS and NOTIONS-man7 OF them
less than half price-aIl OF them too cheap tpsAy
with Us long. ~
Flegant BALMoRAL GRAPE, &C., worth 81,
sBL,1AA ISs FNRbt 81 siRrs, SIS;
A large and elegant assortment OF al kinds OF
WORSrED GOODS for Ladies, Misses, and
Infants at half price:
LADIES HATS fashionable and pretty Only
Use; a ana sis ess'Z '' ssxiqeHEts,
sAsti and THINNING RIBBONs,
VELV IT and yELyETgEa R1BBoNa
pe. sSiSaf Wax DOLE for the little girls;
Beantifui OPP IA HOODS, for misses;
WaTEnphooS CLOTH. onlyss
PLAID sHAWLS, only sec.
Bots, and Misses WOOLLEN GLOVES. lae.:
BONNET RUCHEs, ST.; SPOOL COTTON. 1c.;
WORSTED BRATDs, &c.;
A fuIl line of DOMEsTLCS; , .,-., ".
Gents BRITISH SOCKS, SOC:
Best Ladies'. Misses, and Infants BRITISH
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH
CARPETS! CARPETS! desl
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m CHILDREN's CHI A RS FOX
CHRISTMAS, CIIILDREN's CHAIRS FOB
CHpIsTMAs.-25 dozen CHILDREN's CHalfs
G. r. STACY & SONS, 1903 AND 1910 MAIN ST..
wbere can be found the largest and best-assorsed
stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
tho city. s.oo
Don't fail to examine before buying. dc =
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NO. CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACK's.

ME- CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACh,s.
just received, LACE, EMBROIDERED mi
TIAL, and other HANDKEfCHlEfo EN-
BRoIDEgIEs, COLLARS and CUFFS GLE and
rrT JEwELRY. NAPKINS, FUas, ia
PANEsE SILK only $40, SHAWLs, sHlhis'
NecK-T1Es, and everything to GLADDEN. the heart,
from the smallest up TO the giant, at
A. GoLDBACK's,
de4 eo7 Broad street, between 9Th ana tn.
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~ GLOVES, GLOVES.-Look at those
FLEECE-LINED GLOVES at CSC, worth Soc,
at 80, 10 and 5oc., worth so per cent. more;
GENTS CLOTH GLOVES al 4Oc., worth Soc.
at 6Oc. worth &c.,, Ut 75c., worth 81;
GLOVES for Boys Girls, Men and Women at
reduced prices, at LEVY BKOTHERs',
........a ,s 1913 aud lsl5 Main street.
Use The DAvOL MILLS COTTOE-superior
to " amsutta or New York Mills. jas
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: pps1rAL NOTICES.
MAJ READ AND pRoFrTTHEREaEBY
pARGaIss AIS BARGAINS.

d.. r1SrY TAgLE-CLoTHs, fun yards
loo at A. worth Sl.sa -,
at 7se, worth q per yato;
r,na dodbIe DAMAsK, for table elosH' assS pef
yard, worth $3.50;
a.: aner goods,n same proportion ~, q, ,,.
ru,aosd NAPKIN3 at 7sc. per dozen, WORTH sl'..'
uITrKAR4CK TOWELS at sl.aa, Sl:'o' T'''''
A and upwards, very cheap;
uucKABACKr at Ia3 and 1eac. per yafo' WIZ -
20 and &C.: Iu13i.
crash TOwELLING at &c, worth Hs@., "a.
COTTON DIAPFBllt St.2s piece "ortn 80,
Nottingham LACE for curtains, No,, I.nrn
LACE CURTAINS, W1ND'W SnS 49,
: CORN1CEs. andCURTAlN fIA'oiH0'
TIDIFs, all shapes and s'zes' ,,,. a. Il
CROCHET FDGINGs, u yards IN piee''
and or. worth S and 1or. pe- yard:
a- anu ,.p IS1l,' SIG4T.GOwN, CHEAIsE YOkEs'
!, BTBas, and BANDS;
ypoo, sCARFs at loc.. worth 9oc,; ,,e.
p-estsast sHAWLs, sONTAGs. and Nobia a..
ICONS at 9s. 20. IS, and 4oc., just about nan
price: .rcn,Jcs at as, 40,
and &c., worth SO, Is. and vi ,,.,o,.
WOMEN YARNs, in all olors ana quahsie' Of.
SHIPPER PATTERNS. from 81 rs to NO.
sIvyINDRE KID GLOVES, in white, o '.
ond farcv colors. at 81, worth Sl.so. oil
Hamburg FDGINGS and ISsEHii'
widths qualities. and prices Al "a n
INFANTS EMBROIDERED 'hns a' -
AZ. and 80, worth a. So ~, and sio; =,
prIDY.NhDE GARMENTS for LADIES,
sITITs for CHILDREN. DRESSES ior nn rpIe'
r1egont s,sh, bonnet. neck. and Thinning q -
BONS. at reduced prices 1,,,r,t. .t
Vow york Mills COTTON at eoc.' "@msuIsl q.
1ac Fruit Of the Loom ana Anoro"eose "
183c.; - -. ON, one.
suIYT1NG STRIPES at 10. l3a, Is, lts' anu 1''''
pEn.T1CK at 10, l2s. 16s, 2o,., and upwards
IInsEY5 al 1ss 90, and 25c; ,orroy
r, yard wide bleached and uu 80 ~
at 1oc.; bleached and unbieached CoiioN o.
sic.; It'd. at ssc worth
20, hy tho case only few pieces LETT;
p,Inw. case COTTON at &c.,: CALlCo"s a' o.
n and 12,c.; JEANS at 12a, Is. and 1890;
u,cal,ent SATINET at Soc. would De cheap "S
scc: CASsIMERES, CLOTHS and hentu'ks
JEANs at very low prices, and lots OF o'ner
bargains at 1rvy RPOTHERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Don't forget that we are closing OUT o"f 50.
aooHs at REDUCED PRICES. yo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-05

Me- UNDER GARMENTS for Boys,
GIrls. Men, and Women thu largest and best as
sorted stock ever ofersd In the city;
LADIES, hIGH-h Eek and SH0RT-SLEEVE,
HIGE-NECK and LuSG-SLEETE, LOW
NECK aud SH@RT-SLEEVE SHIRTS; .~
MERIh o DRAWERS for Ladies, at s2, woS.h
UNfOa GARMENTS, for Children;
SHIFTS and DRAWERS together, sa... :. ~ =
a fun assortment OF HOSIERY Of every descrfp-
tion at >tE q. LEVY BROTHERS., ~
lals and lsl5 Hain street. j
Use the DAvOL COTTON; 1t is superior to any
other made. 5i.| .-E ia 3