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The St. Cloud journal., 1871-11-23

The undersigned having purchased the
lewiston House (ocated on Washington
avenue, near Clarke Il Co.'s storey has
made many alterations and improvements,
and now offers superior accommodations to
travellers and all who may stop with him.
The table is supplied with the best that can
be obtained in the market, the rooms are
tidy and the beds clean and comfortable.
% Good Stabling is attached to the
House.
St. Cloud. Nov. Z. 1870 v1Sn17
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MINNEAPOLIS
st. Cloud Quadrille Band.

The undersigned will furnish first-class
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties. with from two to
five pieces, as may be desired.
Charges reasonable.
GEO. E. FULLER.
St. Cloud, Sept. 7th, 1871.
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North Star Iron Works,
HARRISON, CORToN & co..

Manufacturers Of Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mill Machinery, FIGURING
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Stills, hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,
SC.
All kind of repairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best manner.
The FIGURING and Grist Mill department
will be under the superintendent Of Mr..
O. A. Pray. And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge Of Mr.. ELIAS CONNER,
which will enable the proprietors to fur
nish all the latest improved Mill Machinery
and guarantee entire satisfaction.
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills. '''' -
Minneapolis, Nov. 2Sth, 1870. v1ln2o
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:, legal andti advertisements, IS cents
~ar SQUARE for tho first iusertion and 81 cents per
seuare for each subs Quent Insertion.
9. Attorneys ordering in legal advertisements are
rsparded AS accountable for the cost of tho same
loss there special agreement to charge the same
to another party. Paymentin all cases to be made in
advance or upon delivery of the affidavit. -
g. Local Notices, Is cents porl to transient dpd
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers.
1. Notice ofdeath [simple announcement 25 cents;
obituary notices. cents per line; marriage notices
80 cents.
5. Special place and double column advertisements
to be inserted at rates agreed upon.
s. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
7.str.ngers must pay in ADVANCE or give satisfaa.
tUry references. ;
lob PR I'm TT N G.
Of all kinds plain colored; executed short no.
tcs in the best stye and ut St. Paul prices. Print
ing done In German and Norwegian, as we'll as
English. and warranted to give satisfaction. 40.
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PIANOS, ORGANS,
Sheet Music. ViOlins, Guitars, Music
Books, strings, sc.

You can buy anything in the Musical line
CHEAPER at
w. G. Farnham's Music store,
MlNNEAPDLlS,
Than at any other place in the Northwest.
Teachers can order Sheet Music, with the
regular discount. Sabbath Schools can or
der Books here rs cheap as from the East.
Teachers can be furnished with sample cop
les of singing books at ,heregular discount.
Violin and Guitar Strings OF the very best
quality. Send all orders to-
W. C. FARNHAM,
n2l SO Nicollet St., Minneapolis, MINI.
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When mothers denounce the tyzan.
ny Of the family relation, and proolai1a
that its yoke must be thrown of, then
home life will pass into tradition.
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~ ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOX
CueTsTaas AND NEW YEAR. '..@.

T.g. PRICE & co. have just oponsa co1
r,oaant POINT APPLIQUE SETS ana Coh-
1.cT TRIMMED LINEN SETS, fancy boxes
LAWN HANDKERCHlEfs'
splendid boxes; srra
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA sSIo'
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, every snsoe'
MARQUIS TWO-BUTToN GLOVES
None but BEST gloves sold.
cIoAKs ANU sHAWLs:
sunerb assortment BLACK CLOTH ohoAh0
RROCHE sHAwLS, 800 to 800;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, and SQ Y n ~ l.
SHAWLS; n,s.
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET saH" Lo'
tJoJrsE sHAWLS and SCARFs, &C.
DRESS GOODS: ....... -
EMPRESS, MI oolors; VHLOuho'
IRISH and FRENCH POPLiNS;
OTTOMANS, DELAlNEs;
splendid POPLISs, 20, IS, and &C;
DIAGONAL POTLINS, very che'p'
FIGURED DELAIEES;
TYCOON REPS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS:
R0MBAZINEs. OTTOMAES Sa1TEES''
REPS. MDHAIRS, TAN1SE, &c,
of unenualled shade and finish Win eFSr !''1iNe
else needeo III o"' 'i"e' T. r. PRICE & co..
.,. ll0l Main street.
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The conference of the great Powers is to
take place in London the present month,
whether France is represented in it or not
1t seems to us that it is quite proper that
France should not be represented. That
is, that, irrespective Of the disposition Of
the men in France now in the foreground,
the condition Of that country is so PROSTATE
and defenccless that she may we'll be con-
sidered as the subject of consultation, and
hardly in the position to be a party to it.
BY the diplomacy Of the great Powers
France is brought to her present attitude.
Her late Emperor, with unaccountable stu
pidity or something worse, went unprepared
to war, and was captured in some thirty
days thereafter. He made bare show Of
hostilities, laid France at the mercy of
Prussia, and entered his prison (so.called)
1T Wilhelmshoe. The impromptu Gov
eminent, calling itself Republican, had no
means of defensive warfare adequate for
such an exigency. The barriers TO the sue
cesSfui march Of the Prussians were all re-
moved by the folly and incapacity of LOUIS
-NaI olitt suoN VI iSHi2tIiISS ~
tue improYiSed Republic was mere show.
1t was devoid Of anything commensurate
with the peril of France.
Now, then, the French people are not
responsible for their fate. They did not
declare war, and they were betrayed before
they were warned Of danger. This was ap-
parent to the great Powers-most mighty,
humane, and considerable, as they profess to
be. And yet none interviewed with any
suggestion that was above the grade Of con-
tempt. Now let them, and especially Eng
land, consider the situation. France is like
Il strong swimmer in the sea, who must
drown without help. Is there none with
q feeling of humanity strong enough to
make an essay to save her! Is she of no
Importance in the matter Of the balance of
power in Europe! Does England think
that 50 great nation as France, whose
national sympathies are with her in the
political questions on the continent, can,
with safety, be permitted to 60 down to
the scale of insigniicance in European
We would rather applaud than censure
the pride and scorn that would keep France
away from the conclave of Powers whose
policy has displayed alike a want of human.
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NOT APPRECIATED-SELF.C oMPLAcENcY.-
MIR. GREELEY has been pestered" with
inquiries and congratulations about his
supposed appointment by the President as
one OF the commissioners to 60 to st. Do
mingo. He answers all the pestiferous
epistles thus:
"Thus far, he (the PresidenD has hon.
ored and gratided me by never suggesting
to me that could be more useful to the
country or to his Administration in any
other position than in that which have
tiled to my own entire satisfaction for
almost thirty wears. Atall events, assure
you that never thought Of going to San
Domingo--am not, trust, wanted to go to
San Domingo-and ut all events, auoa't 90
to San Domingo.
Yours, HORACE GREELEY"
Delightful and sunshiney consolation for
utter neglect! How supremely the phi
losopher >scorns the stupid want OF appre-
ciotsa at the White House, and, passing
ON the other side Of the way, shakes his own
hand with exquisite seif-satisiaction What
liz the appreciation Of other people-eycn
Gen. GRANT--to man who SO well appre-
ciates HIMSELF
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An Extraordinary Conclusion.

We are Informed that the Joint committee
appointed by the two Houses of the Gen
cral Assembly to consider the subject of the
rcapportionment Of members of the Lcgis-
ature have come TO the singular conclusion
that the Legislature has power to redistrict
the State, but not to unseat the Senators
elected for four years That is to say, the
Legislature has power to reapportion halt
OF the Senators, but not the other half
This must be joke. The language of the
constitution is as clear as it could be made
We quote it
cat the first session of the General AS
sembly after the enumeration oil the in
habitants Of the State by the United States
a redpDortionment Of Senators and mem.
bers OF the House Of Delegates. and every
tenth year thereafter, shall be made
That is exactly as if it read ga rcappor.
tionment of all the Senators and members
of the House of Delegates shall be made >
This provision comes after the one fixing
the term of the Senators at four years, and
of course qualities it. The conclusion ar
rived at by the committee would justify the
conclusion that the Governor may be i'm
peached, but cannot be turned out of Office,
because the Constitution says he shall hold
his office for four years or the equally all
surd conclusion that the Legislature may,
as the Constitution provides, "diminish
the number" OF the judicial circuits in the
State, but cannot unseat any Of the circuit
judges, because they have all been elected
for eight years. In fact, if the conclusion
of the committee be correct, we can never
have new Constitution, because we shall
always have in office a number of officials
who will be entitled to hold office for one,
two, three, four, five, and even ten years,
because the present Constitution says so,
and who, of course, will never agree to
surrender their rights.
To cur mind the right to redistrict the
entire State is so clear that no argument
could make it more SO. 1t is hardly worth
while to try to argue man into the belief
that two added TO two makes four.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL NEE ting OF
the Board of Directors of the Ric hmoDd
Chamber of Commerce was held last even
ing. Present David J. Burr (president)
VIM. B. Isaacs, r. G. Peyton, r. Z. Blank
enshipsT. W. Pembcrton, z. W. Pickrell,
Alexander Cameron. K. Fl. ?. Robinson,
A, Boiling, E. o. Noting, and Thomas w:
McCance.
The absence of other members was ow-
ing to their being obliged to attend bank
meetings, and consequently several reports
which it was expected; would have been
laid before the Board were not handed In.
Mr.. Isaacs, from Committee on Finance,
to whom was referred resolution requlr-
ing them to prepare form OF negotiable
note to be used by this business commu-
nifty. presented the following as the report
as to the form to be used; and 1t was re-
ceiyed and adopted:
RICHMOND, -, 1877
After date -- promise to pay to the
order of -, - dollars, negotiable
and PAYABLE, without offset, at the -,
value received. 1t is agreed that this note
NAV be discounted ut -- per centum per
annum, and if not paid at maturity it shall
continue to bear that rate Of interest until
paid. The drawer and cndorser OF this note
hereby wave The benefit Of homestead
exemption as to this debt.
After the transaction Of some further
business the Board adjourned. A special
meeting of the Board will be held in few
DAYS to receive the reports OF committees
on pilotage, laws, inspection OF syrups,
&C.: the lien law, and other interesting
cubiccts,
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nw- NOW FOR { h E A T DRESS
cOODs.-THE GREAT SALE CoMMEseh'
to-day. Look well before you purchsSe'
Greater bargains than ever. ss, NOV
aIT.vODL DIAGONAL PI.A1Ds at &c. psf
ward. would be cheap at 81
ArI.woOL PLAID POPLISs at &c., worm
Hapsaome cHANGFABLE PoPLINs at a0c'
PLAIN DE LANES, all coiors, at 2oe.' worm
coRDED pOPLINs at 3oc., worth 4oc.
REAL FRENCH MERISOS at CSC. and "p""f'S'
lust 25 per cent. ,low regular prices
EMPRESS CLOTHS from CSC to 75c.
sTRIpEDD SILKS at 81, worth sl.5o' .,
RLACK silks at $l.4O, Al SO. co. 7i.''' o..
and upwards, all very much belo" resui"f
prices; ,-,s,os a.,
Soc, worth 75c. per yard; ,,,
BOxBAZISE, TAMIsE, REPS, fofLlNs;
BLACK ALPACAS, ut 2oc., 25c', Soc'' l"u
upwards, all very cheap;
yFrvETEENS, sATINS, MARCAL1HES;
PLAIN and PRINTED DE LANES
PRINTED CASElMEREs and REPS,
-, LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1918 Main street.
Am elegant BLACK SILK SUIT for S7S, worth
Alo5.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
RICHMOND. Va, Jan, 7, 1871. :
MIGHT SCHOOLS.-The following is a
~ list OF night schools, with localities and
teachers names : ~
Broad street, between 9th and l0th-F. w.
Roster, teacher.
Additional white schools win be opened as COM
pctent teachers are provided
COLORED SCHOOLS.
Chimborazo W. l.. Phillips teacher.
Wesley Chapel, 18th strest-G. L. Bosher ,teac her.
18th ard Leigh streets G e. VINCENT, teacher.
Navy Hil-Mrs. c. V. Usher. teacher.
esd and Franklin streets Henry Boyce. teacher.
The tuition fees viii! be IL and g. per month,
according to grade.
The schools viii be orened on MONDAY, the
9th instant, at O'Clock 2. N.
j. Fl. SINFORD.
ia Elm Superintendent Schools.
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sentatives Tuesday was presented by MIR.
Platt petition for the removal of disabili-
ties imposed by the fourteenth amendment
from VIM. j. Downes, of Nottoway; En-
est Wilt, of Richmond; VIM: F. Farrar,
of Prince Edward; Elish B. Wagner and
Martin Hoffman, of Craig county, Va.
The same day, in the Senate, Mr.. john
ston presented the petitions Of Jerome +.
Colley, of Newbern, Pulaski county, Va,
and of II. S. Richardson, Of Campbell
county, Va, praying the removal of their
political disabilities; which were referred
to the Select Committee on the Removal of
Political Disabilities.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
@ READ AND PROFIT THEREBY
BApGA1ss As rs BARGAINS.

Pure LINEN rABLE-CLoTHs, full yards
long, at o., worth s1.so;
TABLE DAMAsK at &c., worth q per yard;
fine donble DAMAsK, for table cloths, ut " per
ward, worth $3.50; s----,-- --.---.- a....~- :
rarye-size NAPKINS at 81. so per dozen, worth
AZ. Amer goods in same proportion;
rr,nood NAPKINS ut 75c. per dozen, worth sl.2s;
uITCKABhCK TOWELS at sl.7s, $3.50, sl.7s'
40 and upwards very cheap;
u11CKAgACK st 12i and 1885, per yaro, worm
20 and 25c.;
Crash ToWELLING at &c, worth Isc.;
COTTON DIAPERlat siaS piece WORN 9i.~,
Nottingham LACE for curtains, Hot.inE Elr..,
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW snnnHs
CORNICEs, and CURTAIN FI1TukEs'
TIDES, all shapes and sizes; -
rporErT FDGISGs, IL yards in piece, at ID
sna aSc worth and loc. per yard:
sMpEn g1GHT-GOwN, CHEh1sE YohEs
BIBHs, and BANDS;
Woo, sCARFs at loc., worth 9oc.; ,,.s.
breakfast sHAWLs, SONTAGs' ana soniA az.
HOODS at 25, 30, as. and 4oc.. just ABOUT n"''
price: rcc,rcs AZ az 40
and Sec, worth 50, rs, and u: ,,.,.,
vooI.n YARNS. in all colors and quantles'
srJpprR PATTERNS, from S1.2s to ss'
AItXAEDRE KID GLOVES, Ia whise' oia'N'
and fancy colors. at 81, WORM ~i.ov, oil
u,,nhuro EDGINGs and INsERTlN'S' "n
widths. qualities, and prices; "a q.
INFANTS, EMBRoIDEREDR ROBES at gov ~
AZ and se, worth "a, SO, 81, and @lo;
PEAnY-MADE GARMENTS for LADIES;
SUITS for CHILDREN, DRESSES for LAD nTs
Elegant sash bonnet, neck, and trimming hh0'
BOSS. at reduced prices; ..o -
New York Mills COTTON at 2oc., "aDlsut.I a.
1sc.. Fruit of the Loom and Anoroscossih a.
183c.: "a. aenc.
sttIRTINC STRIPES at 10, l23, Is, 49, ana z0c''
eED.TICK at 10. l23. 16a, 2oc., and up"afoS'
1JNsEYS at l6s. 30 and csc; 1,orro,,
Eu,1 yard wide bleached and unhleachea 80 =.
Mt loc.: bleached and unbleached ColioN a.
stc.; a. ssc worth
UTICA sHEETING. q yards wide, al s'c'' "o''n
5s1bythe case only few pieces lelt; .,
pu,ow-Case COTTON at &c.: CALlCoSs az 's'
10. and 1osc. JEANS at l23, Is, and 1890;
pxcal,ent SATINET at Soc. would be cheap ~
roc CAssIMERES. CLOTHS. and Kentucky
JEANS at very low prices, and lots OF o'her
bargains az rrvx- ppOrHERS,.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Don,t forget that we are closing out our DRESS
| GOODS at REDUCED PRICES. la'
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itv and sound judgment. Let them make
the best of the situation, and 1t will at least
be creditable to the French in after times
that, betrayed as they have been, they fell
nobly fighting, scorning to bow and beg
at the shrines of the heartless European
pnyrera
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TIE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL AT THE BAPTIST
CHURCH.-The protracted meeting ut this
church, which was inausurated by Rev. A.
b. Earle, is still progressing. There was a
very full house last night, and there seemed
to he no abatement of religious feeling on
the part of the congregation. The number
of penitents at the altar was. we are in
formed, not far from fifty, and there have
been many conversions. Rev. c. c. Bit
ting, D. D., is assisted by several able and
eminent divincS, and the revival will pro-
badly be protracted for several days.
Mr.. Earle left the city yesterday morn
ing, and was announced to commence Il pro-
tracted meeting at Staunton last night
Lynchburg Republican.
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There is lively canvass between the in
cumbents of the offices Of the internal rev.
enue in Virginia, in view Of the consollda-
ton of the districts, which will vacate
more than one comfortable place. The
Radical members of the Virginia delegation
are divided on the claims of the asPirants-
who are S. T. Maddox, late member of the
Legislature, and Robert W. Hughes, of the
Abingdon district. Supervisor Presbrey
and Collector Rush Burgess are probably
secure in their places and easy in their
official slippers.
1t is limited that Hon. Mr.. Aver, of Vir-
ginia, is to succeed Mr.. Dunn, consul to
one of the Chinese ports. The Virginia
delegation has recommended the appoint
ment in the event of Mr.. Dunn's recall
Washington letter. Norfolk Journal.
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~ BACHELORS b a Il DY E.
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best Int the "oria
the only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable,
instantaneous: no disappointment no ridiculous
.ints remedies the Ill effects Ct bad dyes inyigo-
ra,.s and leaves the halr soft and beautiful btdcs
or bro,Dn. sold by ~ druggists and PEI tuners,
aud properly applied at BATCH&LoE'S WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New iork.
ie o-eOdlyr
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Mr. THOSE CHEAP BLANKET COM
FORTABLES AND BED-SPREAD5 are at
tracing attention, and well tney may. JUST
think OF pair OF BLANKETS weighing IL
pounds, and down weight at that, being sold
ut rs, and pair of ll-pound BLANKETS AT
II;
BED COMFORTABLES at 81, $3.50 and %, actu-
ally less than the price Of the batting and cal
leo;
WOOL BED-SPREADs at 50, worth IS;
BRIDAL, or HONEY-COMB QUILTS, at Sl.5o,
worth $3.50;
New style WHITE QUILTS, with colored borders,
at $3.50, worth 81;
Fine BED BLhNkATS at all prices;
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS;
AFFGHANS, or CARRIAGE ROBES, In great
variety;
RED. WHITE, aud YELLOW FLANNEL, ell
pure wool at 25c. would be cheap Mt soc;
Full yard.wtd, SHAKER FLANNEL at soc.,
worth &C.;
The genuine WEIGH FLANNEL at &c., worth
$l.25;
Extra qualify full yard wide WHITE FLAN-
MEL, at DOC wcrtu fSc.;
CARTON FLASSRLS ~ ls3 Is, 90, rs, 80 and
3Sc.;
CANTON LANEELs IN all coors;
OPERA FLANNEL In all colors and qualities;
RED, BLUE, GRAY, and WHITE TWILLED
FLAsNFLs;
SILK WARP aud DOMET FLASNELS.
Aswe make FLANNELSa specially, we can
offer very great inducements to purchasers.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Buy your DRESS Coz DIS at reduced prices.
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ter at Cool We'll, Amherst county, Va,
vice James Pierson resigned Curdsville,
Va, B. III. Cap; Waterproof, Va, SIlas
Peterson !; Genito, Va. Beverly Hansberry;
Ely, VT, established as specially D. +.
Long.
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nT CHILDREN'S c II A KS Fun
CHRISTMAS, CHILDRES's CHAIRS FOX
CHgIsTMAs.-25 dozen CHILDRER'S CHalho
G. b. STACY & SONS, 1903 AND 1910 MAIN ST..
where can be found the largest and bost-assorled
stock Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES IN
tho city. I'm
Don't fail 20 examine before buying. aez-
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NJ CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACh'S.

Just received, LACE. EMBROIDERED I'M
TIAL, and other HAhDaEhChlEf9 i"
sROIDggIEs, COLLARS and CUFFS GILT ana
JET JEWELRY, n A W fo"o'
pANEeE SILK only $40, sHAWLS, shlh1s'
>yrx-rrrs and everything to gladden. the heart
from the smallest NJ 70 the aiant at
A.. GOLDBACK's.
doo, sc7 BROAD street, between OH anu Ith.
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mr. CARPETS, CARPETS.-The gen.
nine CyO5ELEY ENGLISH TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS at ST.
The best BODY BRUSSELS at S225;
INGRAM CARPETS at so cents and upwards;
THREE-pLY CARPETS at low prices;
HEMP CARPET, full yard wide, at 373c.
STAIR CARPETS, all widths, NJ low prices;
OIL CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTH RUGS,
DOOR MATS,
VELVET RUGS,
DRUGGETS Il yards wide at $i.25. worth *l.7s'
DhUGGET q and yards wide at low prices.
Call and take & lock at the CARPETS at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and lol5 Main street.
Remember the great sale Of DRESS GOODS
prices greatly reduced.
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d f O ? E n l n G T..
US SY L r 8,

y . y y II .,
No. 900 MAIN ST., SECOND DOOR FROM coR. 9TH,
Takes pleasure in Informing his friends and the
public In general that he has reopened bis store,
No, eos MAIN STREET, and will offer his entire
stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at cost,
for cash only, from this day until closed out Cali
at once. JULIUS Styles.
tai, I'm a05 Main street.
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REAPpoRTIoNNEST FOR CoRGREss.-The
new bill fixes the number at $50, begin.
ming with the AID Congress, representa-
tiyes of States admitted after its assemblage
to be counted as additional. If this bill is
adopted, only two States New Hampshire
and Vermont) will lose in representation,
and all but eleven others will be increased.
Only Massachusetts, of the New England
States, will gain in representation. Natu-
rally, the main increase will be in the grow
ing States of the West.-Neto York Tribune.
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nUCKWALL Il ROUss,
No. 1oia MAIA STREET.
uapnAYraT
AUCTION BAReAIgsi
CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER STOCK!

CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER STOCK!
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP GOODS
AT THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE OF
DUCKWALL d ROUsS.
Just received large shipment OF masnifcent
auction barRains-25 per cent. cheaper than ever.
BLACK ALPACASl BLACK ALPACAS!
BLACK ALPACAS at sll priests per cert
cheaper than ever good BLACK ALPACA at
aoc.-cheap at 40c. do. do do at 2sc., worth TIC
Elegant JAPANESE sILKs At % 50 pattern;
would be cheap at ei2.
BLACK and CULoRED IRISH PoPLINs,
very cheap.
PLAID and PLAIN POPLINS.
Bet quality WEIGH FLANNEL.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, &c.. 81, 81 50, t2.so.
WORsTED GOODs-all kinds at half price.
SHAWLS, SOC.
NUBiAS and HOODS.
Beautiful WHITE OPERA CLOAKs. 81
Beautiful ALASKA FURs warranted genuine.)
Heau.iiul LADIES' HATS, only 2sc., worth 4l.
Elegant BLACK and COLORED KID
GLOVES 81.
The best Al COrTOES In the city at 123c.
ANIsROSCOGGIN COTTON, leac.
Coats's and Clark's MACHINE COTTON.
GOOD SPOOL COTTON at 1c. spool. "a u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-12
surfYAL NOTICES.

49, r, WAGNER & CO., DRUGGISTS,
have removed to their newly-fitted up ana sp pa
cIous store, No. 500, southwest corner nsoau az
ssh streets, diagonally opposite the oio ''Al''
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