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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

Between Poydras and Lafayette streets.
NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT.
a. a1AUEEAU.
43....YeteF Street.............4 y
Between crs.cmAoase and E;env.l. s.,eetA
Always On HAND
LARGE >rcuK or RYE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY PILED.
THE MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
.. VIEW vo5K.
Capital. Over $G,UcO.ttc.
ANIMAL Inceme. Over 5000 ,etc.
Il. .!-s~ IS.'i.
c. Y. WEXPLE. ....................'.ctf-s sl.eI'
= L. EALSEY.................. .i~ o-e:ary.
HENRY Y. wE-iPiE A~i.t.-ss. .-.c.st@ry.
5. y. s.rBE'S> NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ac.nary
fmycrtart New Features In Di,iderG- Hut
Nodes Of Insurance.
.N.llEs-r RATIO OF MORTALITY.
Expense. Less than Any Cash Company {.
:LER.L NODES OF PAYMENT Cr
yEEH.vN.
Insurers Receive the Largest Boua-
Ever Given.
..vnI~ps ..ADS ANNUALLY on AL so..C'fs,
Policies Incontestabie.
~. KINDS OF SoS-yoRFEIT,NG AND ENpoW
NEST Policies ISSUED.
All Policies After Two Years NoE.
10rfeIInE.
GOOD SOLICITORS AID STATE AGENTS WANTED,
y. MORDECAI {. son.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR LOUISIANA. {.
NO. lA0 Grayier Street.
NEW ORLEANS
! row 2p3ts3m cod
REMOVAL
(; 167. Canal S.rect.............lGs
! 40. camp Street.
<SLXNS 81 WINIE.
! Manufactured and Dealers
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TRUNKS, yALIsES, AND BAGS
Respectfully give notice that they have remove
% he large and centrally located store
No. i61 Canal street,
| Near Dauphine.
ro2: 3rl3t2p
FABLE & DALTON,
Camp Street. &;
MANUFACTURERS OF TIN AND, JAPANNED
| WARE
Stoves, crates House Furnishing Goods, Of,
| AGENTS
Tho Times Cooking Stoves Bramhau, Dean
Co.'S European Ranges and Boilers,
| Asbestos Roofing; Arbor
Bird and Animal Cages
| We are now manufactu turing all kinds Of Ret
| Tubs, Toilet Ware, Water Coolers, ETC., which v
| hre selling at lowest market prices
FABLE g. DALTON,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

MONEY CAN NOT BUY IT!
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESS !.
Ey- THE DIAMOND SPECTICLH9
Twill PRESERVE IT.
TEE DIAMOND GLASSES.
Manufactured by
:: z. SPENCER L CO. NEW YORK,
Which are now offered TO the public, are pro.
nounced by all the celebrated Opticians of tho
world to be the MOST PERFECT. The SC1kA.
rIFIC PRINCIPLE on which they constructed
trngs the core centre of the lens directly in
'front.' Of the eye, producing clear and oistincS
Vision, as in the natural. healthy sight. and pre-.
venting oil unpleasant sensations, such sIim-
I.exing and waveriug of sight, dizziness. etc, 20.
c1Iar 20 all others in use.
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner,
II alp.s Of the best quality, of all materials used
FOR that purpose.
EDWARD LIIIENTHiLs
JEWELER AND OPTICTAE
:. eo.e agent for New Orleans. Louisiana,
Nc. G5........ Canal Street. 81
FROM whom they only be obtained. These
goods not supplied to pedlers at any price.
Ee also keeps constantly hand very large
and well selected stock of
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware.
All ofwhich is OF the very best quality. and fully
guaranteed cc23 ON st Up
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TEUTONIA NATIONAL DANh

TEUTONIA NATIONAL DANh
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, December &C. 1870
N accordance with the requirements OF tho
eighteenth section of the national currency act
publish herewith the certificate OF authority is
sIed to the "Teutonia National bank of New OK
lsaus.' J. u. WAGNER, Cashier.
TREASURY DEPARvNEnr,)
Office OF Controller of the Currency. )
Washington, December 5, 1870
WHEREAS BY satisfactory evidence preser ted to
The unde rsigned, il has been made TO appear that
tie TECTOSlA NATIONAL BANK.OF NEW OR
LEANS, i'll the city Of New Orleans, in the parish
Of Orleans, and STATE OF louisiana has been duly
organized under and acCordiuG to the reg uiremento
Of the act of Congress entitled AN 10 provide
national currency, secured by pledge of United
States bonds, and to provide for the circulation
and has complied with al the provisions Of said
act required to be complied with before commenc-
Jag the business of banking under said act.
Now. therefore, l. Hiland H. Hulb,lrd, Controller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the TEU-
TONIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS in
the city of New Orleans, il the parish of Orleans
and State OF Louisiana is authorized to commence
the business Of banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my ha nd and seal
q office this fifth day of December, 1870.
HlLAND r. HCLBuRD
Controller OF the Currency.
No. J147 pm
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FIRE AND MHTEK
PROOF ROOFING.
SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING COMPANY.
Nfiice-NO. ISL Peters Street, formerly
New Ievee, above Julia.
NEW ORLEANS

This Roofing is adapted 70 every style Of House
Roofs, as well as Steamboat Roofs, Verg.uda AVN
lrgs, etc.
Costs less than that OF any other standard roo4.
ing. Plastic Slate IS likewise d most excellent COW
ering for metal roofs Of all kinds it preserves tho
metal, disIe.ls'ss with painting. and checks the CON-
traction ard expansion. Plastic Slate and Irish
and American Fe1t for sale III quantities to suit.
For full particulars send for circular sel8 6m
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:, StHA' AA
,,nris lha same nonulatiOn now re-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r THE TRUEGRoUNDs OF CON-
comes th.t nrm reliance.
~ =, sn,olute, uudonhting faith In the emcacy o.
oMACH: BlTTEsEs AZ . I'm. rem.
adv for bilious disorders inter
sud rsmi,tept fsvers, which notortouslY preyallin
81, rsr.s of tina United statesa 7 hia conadencs
AZ. neen erowing for twenty years, and ISIS stlh
a-tand,nr. II is not tho result Of crednis5 u mas
,nt he, \ eurendered by any human Device ou1 Is
fhe snont locus and natural ice oI
nerience. What people see ad1y RoiIn Sn u % M
ihnetr own eyes they cshnot que.tion. pIn ,hta
lies in unhealthy di6tricls that resors 20
,vhoagome vegetable tonic % prsVenLss sIUSn
ntyiodcaI fevars IN their Immediate neIS m 4.
Who neglect that precaulioD, are p.os a
C,sease. how is IL possible that che PhsnomenOn
hIn nc ,r,thout itI lesson? In like manner,
when IL ia seen that obs ina;e cases OF oyspepns,
~ Tor CON nlaint OF coDstipation, OF ne IVons
wankness. and OF general debility, yied TO ann o.
sraisan n the famous remedy, ho~ can even ia.
cIeauiity itself withhold lis enlargement. 1y ro
r,inass;s OF tho salu;sry eFec OF the Biters arg
~ hs 1onnS in every ciViiiZ sett'ement on ILLS
cons,nent Z no thouss nds upon tncu.ahus WIZ
oy.e their restoration to health and s.ren2sH ~
thsir nreserys ion frc sickness 70 us e1tfaot a. ~
na,v m edtciual proper ties, eTe enthuslast5C ~ '
n1a;se The multitudes who recouN enu ~ 49, :,
peighborIy way 10 their friends and nc quaIn..;
as We'll as those who make public lneir I
tta virtues are always ready 70 stare snen In
for the faith that 10 In theIn. They n.fe al eNS
5 1e or witnessed It's benelcent operations.
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Nca c surprised that the Norfolk Jour-
HGt should object to the classification of ex
Governor VANCE rs Il Democrat. He was
Il prominent member of the Democratic
National Convention Of lsGS-the chair.
1nsu OF the North Carolina delegation, in.
dced-and made many speeches for sEy.
MovE and BLAZE during the canvass tina,
followed. We knew as we'll as the Journa
that he was a Wing before the war; blu,
We also know that he was known as O
leader among the Democrats long before he
was elected a senator. we repeat, then,
that when elected he was $50 decided q
"Democrat that the Radicals in Congress
" could not be expected to remove his disa.
Utilities"
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~ LEA g. PERKINS, SAUCE, pro-
nouuced by connoiaseurs "THE ONLY GOOD
sAUCE."
Ittmproyes appetite and digestion, and 1t Ia nm
riyal1ed for It's favor.
We are directed by Messrs. Lea Il Perrins tn
prosecute all parties making or vending counter
fetts. JOHN DUECAN,s s0Ea
gu H-M&Wem Agents, New York
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VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRaINIA.-Tbe
population Of Virginia in 1860 was $780,
3lS souls, Of whom 576,GsS-less than one
tourta-were cut oil in West Virginia.
Their color has nothing to do with the
question of the public debt. Virginia
contains 40,Sl0 square miles OF territory,
and West Virginia 20,50s. lThese last
figures are set down from memory the
others are taken from the Federal census
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For sale by WEsr & JouHsroN.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special dispatch to tho Baltim ore sun.

Special dispatch 20 Inc haitiH 'Fe cum =.
soyru CAROLINA DEBT STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, November PA dispatch
received here says that the Treasurer OF
South Carolina has published statement
showing that the total amount OF bonds and
stocks printed is $40, 90 600. There are on
hand 81, 533, 900; cancelled and destroyed.
81 900. 900: converted iuto bonds used in
the ordinary State transactions, S2,9o3,0O0i
amount Of bonds actually out, S9,533, 200 ;
amount Of bonds sold. $780, 900; and a
total present debt Of S12 ,0l3, 90S Is. This
statement admits, il will be seen, that over
twenty million dollars Of bonds have been
printed, and that the State debt is between
three and four millions Of dollars more than
1t was last year nc this time.
POTOMAC AND PIEDMONT SUBSIDY.
The looscness with which the recent cleo
ton in this District was conducted Is pain
fully exhibited in the fact that over half O
million of dollars were voted TO corpora
ton called the Potomac and Piedmont rail-
road, which, it turns out, barely has cor
porate existence under an old act OF The
Virginia Legislature, to which not dollar
of stock has been subscribed or bonds ne
gotiated, and not even the right Of way Sc
cured. The road hos no corporate exist
ence whatever in the District Of Columbia.
intelligent white voters that the PennsylVa-
MIA Central Railroad Company intended to
build the road, while colored voters who
could not read the tickets they voted were
u.ed hy hundreds in it's favor. The repre-
sentatiycs ofthe Pennsylvania road deny all
knowledge of the Piedmont ard Potomac
road, and look upon It as mythical. Steps
have already been taken In the Legislature
to see if gigantic fraud has not been per-
pctrated upon the people.
TAXATION AND REVENUE.
A statement, which is again put forth,
that the Finance Committee OF the Senate
have virtually decided to reduce taxation
forty or fifty millions Of dollars, and that
they have reduced the duty on salt, coal,
tea, sugar, and iron, is calculated to mis-
lead the country, as nothing positive what
ever has been decided. The committee
will await the action Of the Ways and
Means Committee of the House, where the
matter properly belongs, and merely pro-
pose as amendments TO q House bill what
ever The Finance Committee may hereafter
decide on. Secretary Boutwell,, IL is now
well known, cont believe that taxation
can be reduced fifty millions more.
SOUTHERN KuKLux TRIALS.
Third Auditor Rutherford has returned
from North Carolina, and repeats the state |
ment charging Conel eS .inan Leach, OF That /!
State, WITH being membcr Of the kukluX |;
order, He adds that there are five hundred !
Of kukiux TO lie tried at the |
January tenn IF lhc United States Court Id |
Raleigh.
VIRGINIA. Office mt Elk Run, Fauquier !
copntr is discontinued. Papers should !
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My MOURNING GOODS
ROMskZ.NES at $I25, $l.5o SITS, and se per
yard;
TAHISE at s., Sl25, aud $3.50 per yard; "
GRAPE DID PARIS at soc. wor5h 75c per yard;
ALPACAS from Csc. to s. 80 per ysrd;
BLACK FRENCH MERINQS,
CASHMERE,
Atwood DE LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PUPLINS,
CREPE ardLOvE WILLS,
CREPE COLLARS,
WHITE AND BLACK MOURNING fFT5 OF
COLLARS and CUFFS,
MOURNING HANDKERCaIEFs,
All kinds OF BLACK GLOVES, ct
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our CORsETS at sl.25 are the best In the world
for the price. no :"
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M NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS

T NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS
GOODS; large stock, good assortment, low prices.
BLACK AJrACA st 25c,, soc, ssc., 4oc., CSC,
soc tOc., &c.. and up TO 81 SO; every brand OF
Alpaca, from thu bte to tie elephant; Plain and
Corded POrLINs, In all colors; SATIEEES,
nMPREsS CLOTHS, EpENGLINEs, sHEF-
HERDS PLAIOS, ALPtCAS in all colors at
:5c OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
DEED DE LANES, FRENCH MEhINOt,
sAyTsENS, ROBES DE CAAMBRE Che latest
stylcsL TYCOON REPS, BLACK SILKS st
sl25, $780, 81 rs, $500, and up to 1913, sill very
cheap wide LYONS SILK VELVET at $!a. so per
yard, would be cheap at $1,000; SitK-FACED
vELVET9 in black aud coloIed, at low prices !;
BLACK MERINO, BLACK ca ) h NJ RI,
DRAP DK'ETA, and other etyles Of fashona-
bile Dress Goods at LEvY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Malu street.
UEBLEACHEp KNITTING COTTON Soc.
pond GUTTON YARN 81 20 per bundle 20 70
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTANs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR,

A perfectly clear prep aration, In enc bottle, Us
easiy applied az water, for restoring TO gray ha.r
It's natural color and youthful appearance, to
eradicate ana prevent dandrlf to promote the
growth OF the hair, and stop its falling
It is entirely harmless and perfectly free from
any poisonous gu 1etance, ana Will therefore ta Ike
the place OF all The dirty and unpleasant prep
lions now In use. Numerous Testimonials have
been sent up from many OF our most prominent
citizens. In everything In which the articles now
In use are Objectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Is perfect 1t ls warranted 10 contain neither
sugar OF lead, sulphur, or nitrate OF silver. Clear
and clean as water, does not soil The clothes or
scalp. 1t is agreeaoly perfumed, and makss one
OF the best for the lr in use. 1t
the color OF the bair more perfectly and un ormly
IMAM any other preparation, ana always does so N
from three to ten Gays. Virtually feeding the
roots OF The hair with all the nourlShing Qasl tiles
necessary to its growth and healthy condition, 1t
restores The decay and Induces q rev growth Of
the hair more positively than anything else. The
application OF this wonderful discovery also pro.
duces pleasant and cooling effect on tie SC slp,
and gives the hAir pleasant ana elegant appear
ance.
We call especial attention to the fact that
limited number Of small trial bottles can be had
by those Wishing TO try It You will notice III n
In pursuing this courte our aim is TO convince by
the actual merit5 or the article.
ARTHUR EkTTANS
Inventor and proprietor Washington, u. G..
Ear sale, wholesale and retail, ny PURCELL,
I.ADD CO., Proprietor's Agenls, Richmond,
VA Oc n 6oi3n
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NJ MEADE e. BAKERS
w EMPIRE MUTUALLIFE INsU-

Ne EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.-Th.s is
one of the most remarkable OF our prosperous city
lie companies for with bu. two years and q half
OF age 1t hs, already reached position OF emf
nence which, II continued in the same ratio Will
In few years rank 1t with the most furnishing
companies Of the world. Organic ed In April,
1862 with capital OF 100000 its assets on the LIST
OF November current had been increased to Ss75,-
00o nearly Mae times the initial sum, whilst In
the same period Of time it issue,sll 900 policies
iEsuring SEA 100000.
Renowned as Is this country for the rapid growth
aSd development Of its Young life companies. we
know OF nothing approaching to this brilliant ca
reer OF the En- pire Mutual, for we tnd that In
ab nut eight hun dred days OF busress 1t sccumua-
ted $775 OoO-almost $780, coo for each one hundred
days OF Iabor-aJ d to produce this result no other
talisman has been used than the indomitsble ef-
forts Of the management.
Unqusstiona0ly there must lie elements OF at
traction to command this high patronage In so
short a time, and these we fnd 10th in the gene
rous constitution Of the company and In the In
fuential character OF the president, g. Hilton
scrlbuer, ESQ. In the former is embraced every
liberal feature devised by modern actu irial
science. and in the latter is concentrated the in
dispens able qualifications OF an accomplished
and indefst.gab!e unterwi iter.-Insurdnce and
Real Estate Journal. no l4-1m
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PROPOSALS,
DlOPOSALS
i 70. PUBLIC r1INTIEG.


OFFICE SUIT. PUBLIC rEISJISG,l
hICuMUhD, NOVEMBER II, lo7L
In accold dance with tee provisions OF an acs or
The General Assembly BASED March Doth, 1871,
&c. LED irGEue~!S will be received by the uECcr-
sltnsd a. lis oilice, IN Inc capitol, uaiii 1UEs-
DAY, December 5.h, 1911. 81 u o'c!o.k NJ. Ior.he
BOX and JOB rLIhIIHG, - ID u q,
.TiT HING, hUhlNG, and BISDIsG required
fortre >tale Of Virginia IRON The ca,e Ct con-
tlac ultl the lSt day or Spr;l, 1872. al follows
BOOK END PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Com sitiou of type per 900 ems;
nc s-wo:k per token OF 20 sheets o:taVo.
JB PRINTING.
Composition oftype per loo ems:
lre6s work per tok IL OF $50 Impressions.
FOLDING, STITCHING, RULING, AND
BIN ING,
as per blank schedule that wil be furnished BY The
unde! stgned.
Character and specimens OF h work that viii
ba required can be seen ~ the Office OF ne uad r
silntd, iu The capitol. "
The coatr .cts mill be awarded to the lowest re-
spUnsib. bidders, suoiecG to appeal TO TIC Pint
INK Cuiumltle.. Of the General Assembly.
he successful bidders Will lie required TO enter
ut, bond, w!tr secarity TO be approved by III.
md faithful sxccutl1n CT lhsir cUntI acts.
L. A. SCEAEFTFR,
un27 Superintendent Of Public Printing.
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.sscrrino our Generahoft, dr COTS
p a., Ss,n in Youth" Two Sermons,
nrcached In the College Chapel, Yale
i:oiIese. by President WooLsEY. New
Haven. Conn: CHAHLEsC. CHATF1TLp d
Co.
For sale by wrsr 4 JoHxsros.
The Elementary Music Reader. A Fro
pressive Series OF Lessons, prepared ex.
s,yessly for use In Public Schools. BOOK
First. By B. JKpsos, Instructor OF vocal
Music In the New Haven Public SchooIs.
New Haven CHARLES Z. CHATF1EID d
Co,
For sale by WEsr & JOHNSTON.
Wild Ireland; or. Recoltect'ons Of Some
Daps and Nights ,ctth Father MtchGes.
Bv B. DosBArANp. Philadelphia j. 3.
L1pPISCoTT d Go.
A bright promise of lively reading is held
out by this title, and from hnsty glance al
some of the pages we conjecture that there
will be no disappointment for the Ieaeer IN
the book.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
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MESA CQUEs, CLOAks, ana
SHAWLS;
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED JACQUES In
Cashmere, Merino, aud Drap de Eta;
CLOTH SACQUrS;
BLAl X MEEISO sHAWLS;
WATERPROOF CLOAKs;
STRIPED PLAID, and PLAIN sHAwLs' ana
paEAKFAsT sHAWLs, in great Variety
at low prices. LEVI NV hAA'A''''
Take look at our 81 % CORsETs. no3
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DIED,

Very suddenly, en- Che morning q isia cisy
sHsa 9arysar lse' years. Captain hosEkT
Of - e, ehief snsnses
ar Tia Jane River Improvement.
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on Tuesday the i1sh instant st srnnTrcaS srs
eountv, Virginia. by The Rsy, william =; Esfs-
dih: Or. DkNIkn BUka C9MmS;A sI n TTglaaA'
~ Nav Orleans and Boston papers please COPY.
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NOT1CE.-During the interruption OF
IN my business caused by the rece.t fire INV
friends and customers can fad me at RODrKsH
q DADES drug ttore, Nc. lt3a Msin street
where they also can be accommodated on tEa
same teens AS b. myself ! viii resume bpsinsss
1t my OLD stand In very short time With AN I'm
TlkELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS. whtn WIN
be pleased to serve my friends aud Gus, ara as
usual. - - -
no lS-d2w, sw&wl. A. SoDEKEg.
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w FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
EHAHLS AND CLOAKS

MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
6RAWLS AND CLOAKS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
7. T.. PRICE CO.,
again in market, are opening by steamers and e1-
press large additions to their splendid stock.
In DRESS GOODS the much desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEENS-Navy Blue, rlum Blue,
Brown. Crimson, Myrtle Green. Maroon, &C.;
Cschemerfs, Empress Cloths, Ottowas. Rers,
Velours, Irish and French Poplins, Grape
Poplius, &c.
MOURNING GOODS Imperatrice, Tamese,
Reps Ottomans, Veiours, Henrietta Cloths,
Cashmeres Merinos, DeLaines, &c, &C.; Dou-
e.faced MOHAIRS and ALPACAS, very
cheap;
STAPLEs.-Cassimeres, Cloths, Blankets, Fian-
nets, PULLED Cloths, nheetines, Coitons, Dia-
pers, Towels, Irish Linen, &C., &c.
IN CLOAk-kOOM-S hawls: Broche, striped
French, Long and tquire Blanket, French
Ba.ket sh avis. Beaver Cloth Clocks embroid-
cred and trimmed In every style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &C., &c.
Stock al the time keptup
Mr.. THOMAS D. QuARLEs Is with us, and would
be glad to serve his friends from our extensive
stock. no 20l T. X. PRICE It co.
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SUPERIOR TIMBER IN THE COUN.
- TIES 0F P0WH TAN AND BUCKInG.
aaM sCiTfD FOR HOGSHKkD, WHISKY.
RAILROAD TIsS. B1Lt.Ers, AND SPykkS
A,,s0 ANY QUANTITY o. ALL KINDS OF
HoOp-rULEs. FOR skLE.-.I will Contract
with respons bic parties to furnish the uhoVr d.
scslpt!on OF TIMBER. That on the Buckingham
traeti Is distant three miles from the Jane, river
ana hanwhll canal, ore hundred and thirteen
miles IRON hichmond, and III rsy from Lynch.
burg; aGd lhst on ne Powhstsn tract ab ,ut seven
miles from Po~hatsn station, On the hichmond
and Danville railroad anu Elk miles from thn
James kiTe- and kanawha canal.
Having given during the past seven months EN-.
ploymsnE 10 about thirty hands on he hucklug.
ham tract In the getting OF bark. staves, rolss
&c. this labor can be easily obtained In the nelah-
borb0od.
Bids solicited. Address Mr.. JOHN DAVE.
Manchester. Ches erds.d couaty, Va, or spnly TO
JAMES K. GODDlS
. Of Lee & Go6din. No. l1l3 Main street.
=. s.-I will also sell FIVE CORDS
OF TAkBkhK on tho stump. noe7.lW
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T NOTTINGHAM LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN,
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
nAMAsK and MOREEN, for cuEtAins;
WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CORNICES and BANOS
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
FLOOR and STAIR oIuCLOTas
or, CLOTH TABLE COVERS:
rITpNITUgE OILCLOTHS,
pp1rssELs, TAPESTRY, INGRAM, THEE.
PLY, VENETIAN, VIENNA, and HEINZ
CARPETS;
DRUGGISTS, ,,-o q,
In great variety, from TWO 10
five wards long-pricss from 81 TO sas;
DGYL1E3 at eoc. per dozen-would be cheap 81
76c;
NApKiss ata1.2 Is worth 81 per dozen;
RITCKABACK, DAMASK, RUSSIA. 1ohh-
ISH, and DIAPEE TOWELS;
STAJR LINEN, ,,.s,,
CRASH. BIaD's-EYF. SCOTCH, and RUSSIA
n1AprR. Mt LEVY BRUThERS'.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
ySRLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at 6oc.
nor nourd; BALE COTTON, all numbers from
let po '.,.,o nO23
10 10, at 81 so per bale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
- RATCHELORs HAIR DYE

H BATCHELUh'o u u J" ~
mia sunerb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tinss OF olSs-
greoable odor. The genuine VIM. a. batcheiof's
Hair DYE produces Immediately splendid BACK
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, sait
beautiful does not contain particle OF LEAD OF
anv Injurious compound. Sold by all Druggisss'
FACTORY. 1s BOND STREET, NY. jy 1l-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27

A resolution has been introduced into
the North Carolina Legislature 10 king to
a Reputation OF the entire State debt. 1t
will lot be adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27

49, RpEGT&L NOHHCEsst
me- BLANKETS for Beds, Cribs Cfa-
dies, Horses. and Tobacconists;
CARRIAGE BLANKETS;
CALICO CoMFoRTABLEsa at ss.'S, w. 10 90 40
r+.- ands4;
nE LAME ooMFoRTABLEs atss;
WOOL QUILTS at all prices;
HOMEGROWN, BRIDAL, ALEXANDRIA ana
MARsEtLLEs QUILTS at low prices. 81
LEVY BROTH ERE,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Cnrs,.s, CossETs are the best In the world
for the price. ------.-- no %