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rs'HE BEST BARGAINS.

rs'HE BEST BARGAINS.
We are Just opening another supply or The
LATEST STYLES DRESS GO -D5,
which we offer EX FRA CHEAT.
HEREGES, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLISS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
ORGANlsIrS, LAWNS, .
SWISS. EA1NsOUB, and CHECKED MUS
-.---.------ LINS, .-
WHITE, BLACK, and COLD ALPACAS,
PERCALES, PlQUES,
BISHOPS and Vl,'TORIA LAWNS,
ORGANIZES. TARLETANES,
aud M any other kinds Of DRESS GOODS.
ALSO, 80
White and Buff Pongee Parasols,
llama Lace Shawls and Parasol Covers,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corse,s. Ribbons,
Fans, Embrotderies, Laces, Quilts,
Napkins, Table Linen, Towels,
Handkerchiefs. Linens
CasStmeres, Sheenngs.
White Shirts, GauZe and Lisle Shirts,
and hts of d, sirable articles at the VERY LOW
EST PRICES.
A call is solicited.
WA. TTALHIMER & SONS,
No. COL Broad, corner 9Th street,
my26 Broad street Dry Goods Emp"rii m.
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NOTICE. have just received large
N lot OF fkEFRIGERATOKSA AND WATEn-
COOLERS which will sell cheap, Have also on
hand the IMfkUVED COprEk LIGHTNING
PLUMBItG, TINNIh g, AID GAS-FITT1NG.
JUH Il kJWEKS,
Iron Block, Governor street
,asIrn Richmond, VR.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

QOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &o.-a
ID just received, spring and summer styles ~
ERS, JERSEY and OXFORD TIES, and PRINC CE
ALBERTS all widths and Sizes and OF the very best
TRUNKS, and GENTS TRAVELLIN 6
TRUNKS, SATCHEbs, &C., in great variety. II
affords us pleasure to show our goods. Come and
see us. W1HGO, ELLETT q CRUMR,
1905 Main street, between lath and lath sts.
ll-eOu2m
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOA
~ COMPA NY.-FUR NEW YORK
BY LArD AND WATER.-New auu popular
hrst-class route to New York via James river and
Chesapeake bay TO baltimore, and from thence by
rail- to Philadelphia and New York. stE-tt
Fare to New YORK. &1 80
Philadelphia. a.............". so
bRitlWOre w
Tickets sold and baggage checked through at
CARRIER q Co.'s Express, No. s:s Main street, and
on board steamer John Sylvester. "Hi.-~'
nh. above varied route commends itself espe-
cialiy to tourists and pleasure-seskers, enabling
interest vn JAMES RlVER RY DAYLIGHT.
l.. Is, TATUM, Gen'l Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
Office, eth and Main streets and at Rockets.
I'm
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,,ASrEnwhTy s"1t tII vt fr%m s'ctta ra'"%a %nsn
W ti,lr SnmH,-'wTEn SnH ',,T iSIfST' has proven to
"TolH MO-. no.,'rc y" rem d> by curing aoi ont OF
+ ,> sH s2s.tSrY. St AS' in T is
,.i 9hcse Z, r'"'e, e,,ntiwSo II so, get \ box Try
wrh 10 hST,,S T ,,',n with ih>m in recommending
"a" % S@" ~a il sntSa ,!n"~t rG">rr1 %""Sy success 81
ends. hui mas nv ~ bds f.,, 10 become the
70 - cures ina, t,rnr ever cf,rrcio 'he public.
most r"rn'Hr 'nrim,ipal druggists In tho conu-
lf,, All "f'''HT - WILSON nUNTSR,
~" We 0GNcc zoo Grace street
Rich rond Va.
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L'OR NEW YORK.-The Old &FfN
Il Dominion Steamship Co.'s -
giant side-wheel steamship WYANOKE, Captain
BOURNE. wilt sail on TUESDAY, June 9Th. at s
O'Clock p. NJ. Freight received until O'Clock
L. NJ. .- n
Through bills Of iading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north south,
east, aud west. Close connections made with Gu
nSrd line for foreign ports. .... ..,..#-..
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, 81; steerage, 80; round-tr1p tickets, go.
For freight or passage, apply to -..r ~: j
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
lei ct No. 4 Governor street.
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Use coatensss soda water this hot weather.
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FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS, RIVER & K.Co.
GPECIAL NOTICE TOasznlnMh
~ SHIPP ERS-freight for
Lynchburg and the Southwest receiV ~ this
Office and forwarded by canal without detention.
ALI freight coming from Lynchburg and beyond
to Richmond and points North will be promptly
forwarded II consigned 70 the care Of CanalA agent
at Lynchburg. r. DILLON, Agent
my 13-am 1909 Dock street.
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VI " S>l'r
>Trn TO PURCHASE, in a

\TED. TO TT NtHASt9 III
II N',, n,ri Of Ntrslrtt wcii-wataTcd cd
a.S",H ,,rs> cr upwards $40 or $500 will
c rsa rs<n rs""SG rr,,t"mcu, Sg 'iH should state
- ,fsrr, u,,rnhcr ot acres in origiuat forest,
,,,stn xrti in Guilty it"n ut present mum.
w.. " rooms il ;~Elrf and rsr,Sur,srS rrn,n on den; any
',.'' possession not required Till December.
'.t.,s VI y r. Dispatch office.
g.
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A. W. ROsEN will sell at sP. H., on The prem
-i5es, framed building, on 18th street., near
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Just received, JAPANESE POFL1NS, In new
st, les, At Csc:
FIG'D GRENADINES, all cnlors, at Asc.;
rURE LLAMA LACE SHAWLS at SIS;
FRENCH URGANDIES reduced 10 2oc.
ANDROSCOGGIN FRUIT OF THE LOOM and
BATES B. BLCa'D COTTONS at 165c.
Wamsutta, New York Mills, and Davol BLCH'D
COITONS;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS, PLAID MUSL1NS:
ORGANDIE MUSLINS, BISHOP LAWNS;
IRISH LINENS. NOTTINGHAM LacES:
A large line of SIIEETINGS aud HOUSEPURN-
IoHING GOODS, 10 great variety.
ALSO,
TRIMMING SILKS, al colors;
CHALLIES, In bright shades;
FRENCH LAWNS and GINGHAMS;
Another supply Of BLACK RIBBED SILK at
$3.50
my24 S. HIRSH, 627 Broad street.
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For other Local Matters see ed pss
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE MANUFACTURING INTERESTS OF R1oH-
MoND.-The secretary of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce has invited, through
an advertisement in this paper. the proprlc-
tors Of manufactures of articles, Of what
ever kind, in this city, to furnish him, with
the view to their publication in the report
for the Chamber Of Commerce, which he Is
Fnow about to put to press, with deseIlp-
tions of their establishments. This is q mat
tier of much interest to the trade of the
city, for copies OF the report will be sent
tall over the country, and information will
he thus spread as to what Richmond Gun
do in the manufacturing line. 1t ought,
therefore, to he an object with the proprie-
tors of such establishments to respond
promptly to- the call made on them by the
secretary. OF course there are certain par
ticulars-for instance, profits and the capl-
tai employed-which manufacturers may
not desire to give to the public; but we
would say that the secretary does not ask
for these. ALL he calls for is the following !:
Name of business; number of hands en-
ployed-males and females kind and capa-
city of power; raw material consumed
articles produced; aggregate production
per annum. Z .4t D.. +. g.
Feeling much interest in this subject, we
called on the secretary OIL Saturday, and
we TcSEpI 10 GlldG usiS Iouuu CN-
treme difficulty in getting up special state
mcnt Of the principal articles of trade re-
ceived at and sent from Richmond by some
of the railroads ; for no condensed monthly,
quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly reports of
these articles are made at all by some Of them,
and there is no other way Of getting at the
facts than wading through whole volumes of
comics of way-bills. 1t is the same with
some of the steamboat lines. Some Of the
manufacturers have already responded to
the secretary's call Those who arc left out
of the report will have to blame themselves.
Those who intend to report arc requested
to do so promptly. In addition to the re-
port above alluded to, an elaborate report
on the mineral resources of Virginia will be
published in short time by the Chamber
of Commerce, either in i separate volume
or in the same volume with the commercial
report. The report on all prices except
coal is very complete. and it is hoped that
propretors of coal mines will send to the
secretary, with as little delay As possible,
whatever information they can furnish.
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On account Of removing, on the lst Of July, to
No. A5 BROAD STREET,
aud having too large stock to cary over. Will
, ell, up to that time. my ENTIRE STICK OF
GOODS at and bcloT IS cost, consiatipg III part vi
JAPANESE PCPLINS, .-- -...
JAPANESE SILKS, +.
BLACK and FIGURED GRENADINES,
LAWNS, PERCALES.
P1QUEs,
LACE SHkWLS,
KID GLOVES,
HOSIERY, f
TOwELS
QUILTS, ...-..
and other articles too numerous to men ion.
Ihavc = large and complete assortment OF CAS-
SlMEKES and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO.
some Of those fine WHITE LINEN SHIRTS left
l only desire all those In want Of bargains To
come and convince themselves ot the above facts
- JULIUS SYCLE,
ieo p03 Msiu street.
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SKIPPING.

der NEW YORK. Virginia xERS
IL Steamship and Packet tCompany'se6&3S -
elegant steamship GEO. B. UPTON, Captain
ROBERTS. with leave her VIII srf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, June 9Th, at Z. II. Freight received
up to the hour Of sailing.
Close connections and through bills ladfug given
TO all southern, eastern, and western places also,
to Europe and Australia. -FrY
Fare, $5; meals and state rooms, extra.
II. j. BURR, Pres,t,
les q l2Il Main street.
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Great bargains In Brooms for The next ave days
TO close ont business, Ct co X BROS Co, lols
Main street, down striTs. ~ K, sfesgtst
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pHY t!oasDS.
ssHY GssNDS.
IRAND DRESS GOODS OpENiNG. =
THE GRFATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN RICHMOND EITHER
Reform ,R sINCE THE WAR.

We tav, prepared 500 Dress Patterns Tor ladies
and misses ami plarrd hem upon our panic conn-
,ers At piccs ,hAt will utterly confound The ola To-
gics.
These goos's arc tn remnants Of ctegant tresh
style. bought wi hin The ltst sixty days.
Both ! rse and SIN all Pat erns.
Some n n h Goods, slightly soilcd but not In
,nrei. marked down 10 regular panic prices.
No su"h onpurtuutty III purchasing handsome
and fashion bic Dress Goods st prices far be-
low New York whoessle prices has ever before
been otYrrpt, to the ladtes Of r. edmond.
Lcok at q few Of the agnrrs: ,, ! =
s yards cf rcss Goods for &c., worth five times
the mount b.
Drcss Patterns for 50 7sc., Al, &t.ts 81 80. n.
A. g. rs. 1? So $..75, -, and un 10 Pattern al
&s ?.
Scrs handsome aud very lnc Grgandic Fntternt
U2 yaras) 1T &:.so, wolth before the war soc. q
yard
We want l., close this sale Tue day evening
June sth IL 81 DUt'kWAt.L S RODSS.-
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W. GODDIN will cell at p. u. framed tene-
q mcat on the south side of Duyal street, oppo-
site TO Mount Zion Baptist Church. ~
COOK LAUG HTON viii sell at 10 A. M, house
hold furniture, &C. .a.. .ts ,.t g.
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lyme C BRO. will sell at r. the framed ten
ernent Oh the west line Of l7th street, IN Adams'
Valley. ..#a.-F t'.'' ... 'Hs
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EXPIRATION OF PARTNERSHIP
lhc partnership beI ca, ore xisttus between
NJ. Ai..A, ana Jas. Il. JOHNSON expires
ms daS 10y iluitatiuu.
"a. I. jO9NhOS aud JOHN ID. ALLA' are
"i hp:lz d !" settle the business OF the hrm, and
NAY ,~ lound dt the oifce or the Soutbern llantei
ana al met, l2l. Maln street.
WM. ALLAN,
Jas. T. JOHNSON.
lhe HEFD BUSINEcS In all It's branches VIII
JAS. T. JOHNSON.
June lSl, 1871. je 6-St
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WOOD AND COAL.

FOUNDRY L u ID p ANTHRACITE
- 4. II. HAWEa
tea 18th and Cary streets.
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,,IiIip.S NURSE WANTED Ivy lady
[ .,,i. t. \ iAhama. VIII hear the expenses
-, frr hor services dart; < the ttip and
' ..,naueni cnTlrym nj after arrival, III dc
.l.r.lunr,,. gives SatiSisciion- Apply NJ once
'.''' ',,,'.t s.rn.t ltk
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WANTED. TO LEND MONEY on
w DIAMONDS, GOLD and SILVER W ATCH-
- u WL!RY, AlLNEK" &c., &c. All
tus!."ss strictly confidential Closed Saturdays,
q :. A.WINATOCK'5 Loan Office,
10. II, lHh street.
dtNF Ion between Main aud Franklin.
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fiSSOLUTlOS.-Th eo.partnership OF
- Juiia A. sLETOR and /. g BENEDICT,
i@dng under the name Of SLETUR Il BENE-
DICT, Is this day mutually dissolved.
Al persons having claims against the firm will
please present them 10 John 4. slctor, who will
coniuut the GRuC EhI and STEAM CuFFEE-
kbA.TlSu BUSINESS at the old-establi bed
sle!ld, corner of oth and Hain streets.
SigncJ, JOHN A. SIETpR,
!. &. BENEDICT.
Elrhmnul ,Junc . 1871. c3-3t
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
John Wesley on the Liquor
Traffic.

Years and years ago, John Wes-
ley spoke of the Liquor Traffic as
follows:
Those men who traffic in ardent
spirits, and sell to all who will buy,
are prisoners in general. That they
murder his Majesty's subjects by
wholesale /; neither do their eyes pi-
ty or spare, and what, said He, is
their gam ? is it not the blood Of
these men7 Who would envy their
largo estate and sumptuous palaces?
A curse is in the midst of them !
The curse Of God Is on their garm-
ents, their walks. their groves ; a
FIRE that burns to The nethermost
hell | blood, blood, is there I The
foundation, the floor. the walks, tho
roof, are stained with blood |! and
cans't thou hope, o mar OF hlood !
though thou art clothed in scarlet
and fine linen, and farest sunptu-
ously every day, cans't thou Lope
TO deliver down the fields of blood
to the third generation 2 Not so
There is a God 10 Heaven, therefore
thy name shall be rooted out, ike
as those whom thou hast destroyed,
both body ana soul Thy memoir
:al shall perish with thee u
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
Silbef d0afches.

Extra Fine, Pure Silver, Hunting
Cased Gents and LadissJ, at only sl2
each.
Best Quality Coin Silver, Hunting
Cased, Full. Jsweled Lever, at only SIS
each.
Extra Fine Quality, Patent Levers &
C~hronometer Movements, Ruby Jsweled, at
only $40 each.
u.s. Our Watches are all warranted. and
il not perfect will be tsken back and The
money returned.
EAIW We require no money m advance,
but send all goods BY Express, payable on
delivery, with privilege to open and EXAM
inc before paid for, BY paying Express
charges, anb il not satisfactory, returned
Places where no Express runs, goods will
be sent by mail, in registered package, By
sending in advance.
ss- Persons ordering Six Watches ct 3
time, will receive an extra Watch Of same
value free.
Also, Gold Chains TGents1, at Sc. IS to
S12 Ladies at $40, Sl2 to SIS EACH
The finest Gold Plated aud Oroide Gold
Chains at 81, 81, So to IS each.
State description and price Of Watch re-
quired, and order by mail direct from
THE UNION WATCH CO.
l45 Fulton Street, New York.
Jan. 6. lS7I-3mo.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
Tax Massachusetts Senate has or.

dsTed the following printed
Resalred, Tlat every invasion by
one department of the Government
of the prerogativs of another tends
to defeat the fundamental end of all
constitutional government:-that it
shall be a government of laws and
not of men.
RssOlued, That the people of Ma
sachusetts nave seen with alarm the
recent attempt, unhappily success
Tui, by the President of tbs United
States, not officially proclaimed, but
notorious and avowed by its sup
perters, 10 dictate the organization
and appointment of the Committee
on Foreign Relations of the Senate
of the United States.
Resoiued, That the a-equiescence OF
the Senate IN the dietation by the
Executive oftbe appointment of the
COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations,
implies a subserviency which DIS
qualities that branch for the inde-
pendent performance of IT'S eonstitu-
tional duties to supervise the nom
nations and treaties laid before the
Senate by the President, and thrsa-
tens the removal of the great bulls
wark against Executive usurpa>
lion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
Nouee to Bridge builders.

Notice is hereby given thst sealed pro-
posals will be received at the Auditors Of
fee Of Morgan county Ohio, until ten o.
clock, A. NJ, on Friday The I4th day OLA
pril, 1871, for furnishing all the necessary
material and building the supsrstructHre Of
a wooden bridge across Mans Fork Of
Meigs' creek, on land Of Zaehariah Cndds
ington in Bloom township, of about IS foot
span I; also for one of about the same di-
mansions across the same stream near Ro-
bert Henderson,, in Bristol township ; al
So for one Of about so foot span across Big
Bottom Run near Gathrie's salt works in
Bloom township ; also for one of about go
foot span across Wolf Creek on lend ofHen-
ry James, in Penn township. All Of said
bridges to rest OF stone abutments, and to
be built on the plan of the new bridge over
Sunday creek near Wards old mill in Union
township. All Of said proposals must state
the price per foot lineal for the wood work,
including the anchors, and the proposals
fvr the stone work must state the price per
perch (of IS ,ubic feetl including all the
necessary excavating and timber for found
ations. The plan Of said bridges may be
seen at tAe Auditors Office. The Commits
sionsrs reserve the privilege Of rejecting
any or all of said bids. The contractors
will DO required to give Bonds.
By Order ofths Commissioners.
JAMES B. M'GREW, Aud. N. c.
March "a, 1S7l-5w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
New Parties

The people can make nc other
use of the Democracy than in the
way Of Presidential chsstisemeE. of
the Republican ~party-just as the
old heathens were used for the ex.
ecutlon of divine wrath against the
"chosen people,"
Democracy in its present shape
proposes nothing that is of any
benefit to them. Its sole object is
power and spoils.
The Republican party has also
had it's day. It's mission is fulfill>
ed. 1t can be nothing in It's pres
ent shape except On obstr uction to
the public welfare.
both parties are entirely "pIsyed
out SO tar as they can be OF any
use TO the producing classes, for
whose bereit every law should be
enacted and all government admin
Istered.
The time has come for n reorg-
anizatiea. Nothing can be done
with the present rings" of either
party, and they should be entirely
ignored. The people should begin
- move in their Independent caps
city. We know that the "ring'
and its minions will SANDER every
one who attempts an outside move
ment, but they have forfeited all
claim to respect, and the people
should majesticaIly walk over
them.
A new platform ard new nen are
needed.-GH. Times.
The Times shoald not forget there
is alreadya new party on a new
platform in the field. The Prohi
bIt:On party is still taklrg in. Como
along !
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
A New Dynasty.

The Chicago Tribune (Republi-
cam makes tho following remarks
upon the selection of Simon Gamer
on as Chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Relations. 1t says e
"ln the general we may say uni
versaI, protest which has been
made by the Republican press of
the country against this remarks
bic proceeding, the fact Is recognlz-
ed that the secession of Cameron
marks the era of a new dynasty IN
the Republican party. The inter-
ests Of the Republican party and OF
the country bave been committed
10 an experienced merchant, TO be
treated entirely as merchandise,
and to be sold and battered. ST.
mon Cameron has no ability save
that of successful trader. To Dim
poliucs is merchandise, pig iron,
coal, bank stock, or any other COM
modify admitting of q trade with
profit to the trader. Ii he "a get
q corner on pig IRON, or coal, or
stock, no will make what he can by
the operation. He is the prince of
traders. He made a corner IN this
matter of Sumner, and, with his
partner, carries off the profit
Tbore is no pretense that Simon
Cameron is fitted for the place he
has beer given. intellectually, NOR
ally, and by experience and educa-
ton, he is fit only Tor business in
which there are money operations
in which he or bus friends have pc.
culinary profits to realize. Unless
the San Domingo business be IN
fact o commercial transaction, in
which the executive and legislative
authority of the Government is 10
be employed TO carry INTO execu-
ton some enterprise which Is TO
plumber the National Treasury to
benefit individuals, there can bo no
claim that Cameron is, however re-
motely, fitted for tho pace to which
he has been assigned"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
No MORE
w e a k N e

Warmers Dyspepsia Tenic is
prepared expressly for Dispspties and those
suffering from weak nerves with habitual
constipation. There are very few who have
not employed physicians for years TO rene-
dy what this preparation viii do 10 . lev
weeks. by strengthening the nerves, Zurich
iug the circulsiiou, restoring digestion. gi-
wing strength mentally and ~physieslly, ens-
bling those who may have been confined for
years 10 their rooms US invalids to again re-
sumo their occupations and ali the duties oil
life. One trial is ell We ask to enable this
remedy to recommend itself to the most
skeptical. II is e slightly stimulating ton
ic and 3 splendid appetizer, il strengthens
the stomach and restores the generative or
gans and digestion to q moral healthy state.
Weak, nervous and dispeptic persons sho'd
use Warmers Dyspepsia Tonis. For sale
BY druggists. Price One dollar.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
AT HALF PRICE.


Genuine l8 Csrat Gold Hunting cased
Watches Gents and Ladies' Sizes, regu-
lated and warranted Tor time and wear, at
half the usual price, only S25 esch.
The Extra Fine Quality, Is Carat gold.
EngiSe Turned, Hunting Cased, Fnl jew
eled Lever Movements, perfectly adjusted
to all climates, regulated, and each warrnu-
ted by special certificate. at only $50
each.
Tn ) anne, OF Finer and higher grade
with Chrououeter Balance, at $50 each.
The Same, at Last, with fine Nickel
Works, and Stem-winding and Setting At
tachmsnt, requiring no key, wound and set
by the stem. only $40 each.
All the above Watches are put at bali
price, and each warranted for time and
wear.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-31
SuMEER's speech, on the San d

SUMMERS speech, on the San Do
mingo question, delivered in the
Senate on Monday last, is the great
Washington sensation Of the week.
He arraigns Grant as violating the
law of Nations, and h;s Conststu-
tioBaf obligations. Senator schurz.
on Tuesday, followed Sumner in
ore of the sblest speeches ever de-
livered in the Senate and done his
might in denoancing the Admins
traft0u aizn