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The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver
Oil in the world is HAZARD K CAswELL's,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh, selected
livers, by CAswELL, HAZARD e Co., New
York. 1t is absolutely pure and saoeet. Pa
ents who have once taken it prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it superior
20 any of the other oils in market.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

ONE day last week, w. NJ. Tweed, the
:. Boss" thief, was seen to alight from a
train at Norwalk. The other passengers
on the platform instantly set up a cry
of "stop thief. and kept it up until he
was out of sight. At this rate politicians"
big and little, will soon begin to think
that plundering the public is not, after
all. a very profitable business.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

The college publications of Harvard
Yale, Amherst, Bowdoin Williams, and
other colleges take strong ground
against educating both sexes together.
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SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.

For sale by GREENE & BUTTON. Milwaukee; II.
BoSW0RTI SONS, Milwaukee; FULLER, FINCH
Louis; McCULLOCH. McCORD & Co. La Crosse
MOVES BROTHERS. Saint Paul.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

In Holland, every mother Of twins
gets bonus of so from the royal
family. American women never had
any such encouragement.
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THE YoUTu's CoMPANIoN.-A paper
that has grown into excellence by expert
ence, and into an unequalled circulation by
acknowledged excellence.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

A TENNESSEE girl broke an arm on the
eve of her wedding day, but pluckily
went through the ceremony with her
arm in sling at the appointed hour.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

HAVE you ague in the face; and is it
badly swollen? Have you severe pain in the
chest. back or side? Have you cramps or
rains in the stomach or bowels9 Have you
bilious collie or severe gripping pains? If so,
1,se .Johnson's Anodyae Liniment.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

THEODORE TILToN is giving lecture on
- Home sweet home" to audiences who
are led to wish he would stick to his
subject.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

BUTTER and cheese are almost inds-
pensable articles of food. Properly used,
they are nutritious and healthy; but an in
ordinate use Of either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Parsons PurgatiUe Pills, judi
ciously used, will remove both of these trou-
HOS
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fever AND ACUE

Prevail, there is remedy held in greater esteem
Every housekeeper should keep it at hand, to apply
on the first attack of any Pain 1t will give saisiac
tory relief, and save hours of suffering.
Do not trife with yourselves by testing untried REM
edies BE call for and get the genuine PAIN
KILLER many worthless nostrums attempted
to be sold on the great reputation of this valuable
medicine
bt9- Directions accompany each bottle.
Price ID cents, so cents, and ~ per Bottle.
j. N. HARRIS e. CO.,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

THE Mutual Life of Chicago is pru-
IDENTIFY managed, and its claims promptly
met. Insure there.
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Mr.. JAMES FISK JR., it is said, has
seventeen thousand four hundred mott
ces of himself pasted in his scrap book.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

APoTHECARIEs in England, when they
sell poisonous drugs, put them in pc
culiarly shaped bottles, SO distinctive
in shape that they cannot be mistaken
in the dark; or their contents used by
mistake.
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GIVE me pound of oysters" said a
man to an oyster vendor who was going
by. q sell by measure, not by
weight" said the FISHERMAN. Then
give me yard of them," said the man.
The FISHERMAN shook his head dubious
~ and passed on.
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UDoLPHo WoLFE's CELEBRATED ScHIE.

/ DOLPHo WOLFE S CELEBRATED SCHIE-
DAM ScHSApPs.-The immense popularity of
the world-renowned AROMATIC SCHIEDAM
ScHNAPPs OF Udolpho Wolfe, New York, has
resulted in frequent attempts OF late, at coun-
terfeiting, by persons who wish to find sale
for an inferior article. This wonderful diu-
retc has been pronounced by thousands of
the leading physicians in the country, as the
purest medicinal restorative offered for sale.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, and for sale
by all Druggists and Grocers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

vEcErrNK purifies the blood and gives
good, clear complexion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

Buy the best article, the Halford
Table Sauce.
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Chicago and the Great
CONFEDERATION.

concise history Of the PAST Of this most wonder
full of cities and detailed umstantidi and rrid
count of its destruction by fire with scenes incidents
&C, By MESSRS. CoLBERT d CHAMBERLIN,
CITY EDITORS OF CHICAGO TRIBUNE. Fully
illustrated from Photographs taken on the spot.
AGENTS rdnted Address J. g. GOODMAN Co, 81 Union
Park Place, Chicago, OF @. +. VENT, SS w. 4th st
Cincinnati
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STElNWAY & SONS

THE STEINwAY PIANOS are universally conceded to be
The Leading First-Ciass Piano
now before the public. These instruments are pre-
eIred to all others by the most celebrated paniss.
They used by all the principal concert troupes
whenever attainable They have truly world
wide reputation, being largely exported TO Europe,
and all parts of the civilized world, and they
sought to be initiated by nearly all American and
European Pano-malers.
Stcinway ~ sons Mammoth ManufactOry,
is the most perfectly arranged and extensive estab-
shment of its kind in the world. The published Of
fetal Revenue returns having revealed the fact that
The Of their VcdrlV safes erceed MOse n the dVeiCe
largest piano -Htdkeys o. Neio York combined
STEINwAY &c SONS call special attention to their
New Patent Upright Pianos
with double Iron frame Patent ResonatOr and Tubu-
lar Frame action, which are matches an Uolne and
qpdlV Of tone, and surprising Facility OF action, while
standing longer in tune and being more mpeTvious
TO atmospheric influences than any other Piano at
present manufactured
Every PianO Warranted for Five Years.
Prices as low the exclusive of the best mate
rails and most thorough workmanship will permit.
Old Pianos taken in exchange
BD- Illustrated Catalogues with price-lists mailed
free on application.-EI
WAREROOMS, STEINWAY HALL,
100 and II East Fourteenth IT., New York.
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CIJJCAGO

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RAW AND INFLAMED,


you have both the preventive and the cure with this
great and good quality that il will never, under any
circumstances, do you any injury.
No change of diet ever necessary Eat the best you
can get, and plenty enough of IL. .
D1RrcTIoNs FOR UsE.-Adults, one tablespoonful pet
day; Children over ten years, dessert spoonful; I'M
dren from five to eight years, tcaspooniu As no d-
rectons can be applicable to all constitutions, take
sufficient 10 operate on the bowels twice a day.
Yours truly, DONAlID L. ENNEDh.
Price 81 30 per bottle. For sale by every druggist
in the United States and British Provinces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21

Or, & MAUPlS, whose useful lie was so
.lsdcrlv terminated by accident In Lynch'
h..rg on thursday, was teacher Of re-
n,wr, and his death is deeply deplored ny
:. cid, circle Of friends aud acqnaintances.
H.. WIS a native Of Alhemaric, and was
aa.ut >lXty-tarce years Of age. fe gradu-
-, d u!,h great honor in the University IN
ru1 e he most brilliant classes OF that In
..D.!.n, including the late ROBERT 4.
slAHAHp, K. 81. T. HUNTER. the late
NicuoIsoS JOHNSON, and Others. Soon
al.r: completing his course in the University
Es. came to ibis city and established school,
wA ch f,u,ishcd for many years, until ne
va, Gated 20 u procsSo1shlp IN the thi-
ysr-itg, where he continued until his death.
som alrcr coming 10 Richmond he was
f.rcicd Professor OF Chemistry in the Rich
mond Medical College, and was appointed
Dean If the Faculty. 70 his system and
h, devotion 10 the interests of the college
!,t,f Institution is indebted in considcra-
H.. Gcricr for its establishment on firm
/ IL. He was the colleague Of CULLEN,
aaG WARNER, and CHAMBERLAYSE, and
!.oHA*HuS.
nr. NaCriH was an able and efficient
Teacher nrd highly and estina-
BIZ. gentleman. In his death the state Sus-
I ta. Il ,rrious loss. His devotion to tho
welfare Of HE University has been Of great
:,.'ur'aec - that institution.
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.t.,o !, Yesterday mornings ms
-, ,rc presented some facts o'n ,,;n,, no.
-. . enc prospects OF an cary con. .sa ritual
lac 80, 49,. civ and Cincinnati oy ID, , raI
'"e'' '' ~. - IN, Chesapeake and ONO -,
fN's''''' he mouth of the Big sanoE "'""H
r'"" I ".' hsnk of the Ohio river TO cin Wv,
W. W. w. r.nno, imagine it possible ,n 81
rorI.,il,c will Idly await the co'" n,,,a ho q
.,., ;,ono,tant extension !, "n ',,,, avid
,.5 rcarci;on upon her pn"n' ,I,
>, ,.o,,r ;ne,mpst,ble with her fep'''"'''A
for energy and forecast: - oonnu-
" ,o.,,sy;lle ss III the right line OF e''i''"
...''.;]r from the mouth of Big SANDY 70
g, 1nnis. A road upon that Hue would De
.he ,hor,est between tho Virginia tsae anu
r,,,;. Louisville would not have 10
,.,;a mo whole line TO Ca!leitsburg. She
,.u,,,1 only be called upon to assist Others
~ r,tncr. others would help her. Inc
Lexington and Big Sandy road c"uiu W
the common stem Of that to LouiS'i''c -.
we'll n. that 70 Lexington Tor goo" p"' :
q The way. o.aor.
Ihc rcnple Of Louisville, rs our rs"u,ls >
,..n,y. .rc becoming much Interested IN lhe
s1,i.,,. and We caunos doubt that 'hes
~ I'll c care that the branch TO tihc'n-
raj shall not be completed much, If at ali'
head e ,hrir own communication VIII
~ Sandy.
ui~ hc4utilu, 10 see how The current Oh
commerce soon to be complete by the Ches1-
r.tkr and Ohio railroad through f'fe'i"
is ALREADY opening by It's own force the
channels OF communication Wild the ".,.'
We shall see a great many Things "tn'h
t1c next Two years that our people nave
not dreamed Of
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-. ~ hoh;ts NJ solemn reverence IN
nient OF u ue and out Of consiueraa
lSs cons tha conditions under Wb,ch ~, sao
REAR ,s,an Of tho Church IL now anu h nnoa
eAtsnt ote Mace, it "a hereby ueem.eu
. amd nrovIded that in all Ques.c,,ohs S,ainss,
. s"n ritual Observance lug au,
trot;on of the law Of rltuai o. t's Cn .a.,s'
rrbether for enforcement or lot ieses .t
snn.rtsir,a to the duty and once 0! Ine oa-
t,n,, ysbethcr OF his own motion or at the
oe;ciaI demand either Of a rector or oil u
vsstrv. shall be held to he the settlement OF
anr nIestion which shall ut any time arse
concerning ritual, provided, however, thaC
cont a1ictoyy determinations shall be sub
,ect. on memorial or otherwise, TO REVISION
bv the House of Bishops, under such rules
and regulations for bringing the same be,
fore them. as said House Of Bishops shall
prescribe.
The following resolution was al7o pre-
sented:
Resolred, That joint committee, con-
sistipe Of three bishops, three prest'Sttrs,
and three lavmrn, he appointed 10 eHaiL'u e
the canons of the Church OF Epglanu VI
1903. and report to the next fenerai 'nn-
yen,iop what portions were IN l'se oa !" inS
American provinces in the year 10y, ' In
how far The same have 0Peu ni" ~ w ths or.
neal or alteration or other nouc w ane -.
~ ii a this Church in its conventions, gem
cral or diocesan, and whether any portion
requires modification or repeal. eron,
Mr. Bernard Carter, lay a1,ega.e iIo un
,,nrri.nd cave notice OF the following pro-
posed amendment: I'm
'o Eesoiord, mat The foregoing canon shall
not 90 into operation until the General
Convention Of thia Church shall nave de-
termined and declared what canoHs Vi NV. t,io
(burrh of England were in use in the
American provinces in the year l's9.
IIt is understood the foregoing proposed
canon on ritual was drafted hy r. Kew.
bishop Whit,ingham. Of MARYLAND .,ou
In RESPONSE to question as 10 whstne,
the rcpor, was unanimous, Rev. DR.. Mead
stated that he committee stood IL to 3 IN
favor of the report, and if the minority ana
not make report 1t was to be cohci''deo
that the report was unanimous.
The report was hen made the order OF
the dav for tomorrow.
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M FISH tULTCEE.--Dr. BALL arrived
&. ia, chesapeake aud Ohio train yesteT-
d.. ,HrIiuS with Il tank Of black bass
Ml.,; L." proposes to divide between the
II r.t4aii,,N, s!auuton, aid Dan rlytr9.
H. ,.~curcd many hundred at Front
Nuln'. aud successfully conveyed them ga
tie Manassas Gap and the Orange aud
A',y!,d d., ia railroad to lynclbnrg. Re-
tu.uia- n charlottesville, ho carried his
y,iu,,ir icrcight 10 Clifton Forge, on
;uc GAGS lpcake and Chic. and from
thence on IN" back track 10 Rich
mgu,. I'm route he put fiji into tho
h";. ,aauuock, Ral'i,lan. Tyc river,
j tmr.> ever At Lsuchhurg and at Clifton
t'r.;c, the to"pasture, the C"lfpa>turc,
Iair>lipL'- creek. South river, Mooimn's
!ly,'r, md the Rjyanna.
!. he lt,i were transported With entire
.a,cr>,. aud when placed in the rivers wcrc
Et, at lite. Those that arrived here last
li-nt .,tlc III fine condition. DR.. BALL has
hot ,uitg Il triumph in this expedition.
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~ MORE NEW AND ELEuANl
DRY GOODS.
r, CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMM"
TO THE FAIR. @@

r. P. PRICE & CO. are sgsin In m aket. ana
nv steamers and express daily are ADDING iArseiS
70 ,ht,r extensive stock o; STAfi.E and ANCi
Gonps. Every no .e.ty ia the dress line is no"
coming: also, CLOAK! ard >aA " LS lot ial
and winter, 10 audle3d variety
plain and Plaid Free 2h and irifh f"rh"S
Diagonal roplln3, every "EAde anu ao"h3'
Caabmeres and SerinGs, ali q'ia't'es'
Black Gro Grain and Bonnet Silks, 10" BAR
gains;
Fancy Color cd silks, plain ard strip'd'
Cttomans, Satin LIs.rcs, c1tue'5 ht"'
Empress Cloths,
HenrI,tts Cloths, Hombaz!te Closh'
IN MOURNING GocD1:
yelaurs and FIclch i'opllns, oif1m ans
Tsm,.c tTnptra,ricc. Gro te Nee:
Gro he = hens, Double hohttrg. a:nAcAS,
Bomb :7!nes (Frcnch sn,l fngl sb).
C-xpe Cloths. Grape Wells, Grape C"iiais' &c
IN STA pLES: ,.,
9n.rrngs, Dam-sk Tow.liingH. il"tn, C4ssl,
m.res Srst'nes, Gents and Ladder this19 ana
I,r,wcrs. cock. Stockinas B2soms, &c, &C,
An of which vii nc sold Mt :msil pro.1s' ana
very article guar. ntond af best Qnslity No ftr-
c,ai lat rf ices gwen, but let 7nnsiS:c rs"p'o
Ccl7 1Itl f,ain, corner Eleventh street.
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We now offer:

BLACK SILKS A. 81 If and TS' would oe eh'a:' III
s2.25 aid s2so:
BLACK ALPACas from @5e. to s'.Eo ref:ai"'
COLoRED ALrACAS fiom % 10 Sec' PER y*ro
EMPRESS CLOTHS, III MI coicr7' a '''3 -"
prices:
BLACK CaEPE lie PARIS Al sec. per yard
would he cheap nj &c;
BLACK and CVLUEHD NEi.EhIEs>S 81 al
prices
INuIA 1TILhED LONG Ci.O1i! ~ "'c. "ot'a
'Vc' PEI yaf"'
Gus CkSD and; THlfEo NA'H9'sN Al - w.
3D. ~ ''''0 ''''
skiA TlHG tah"|!'' '"ii EH'" "''e' az -''
""F'1 ''e''
HhIK.COEU Ck3iiiRIG i, 81 Aud 4ec. wo,lh 50
aud Coo;
EOM8aziNg, TAMiSE, HIARGllZ. and
BLACK EEIAlNk9 at aHt"hiSnih%'S-4'"
Pl''''
Che XIII i'>SN l"l'e' "''' oah' wv" 81
80 SN" : y '''' D.' -
"'' D'
r,r.rISrN FR:NsEu NArKIAs ut 6ocwo,th
=, .or,n :, "a ner doz-n.
Topcr.Ssts, go 60 So25, $3.50
ooaro,o,a-
Wy w v
LAKE. l.~.,
hahnso''e f-'"""'' '-''''N ''N
LARS an" |orF' ~ '''' "''''' F''"''
Handsome EAbHoiDfhED tofFo at -'' '''
%, and COO. II pair, worm double Inc money
HIMsTITCHED HAHDKEACKIhFS al ta per
dozen worth 81;
rJu1saJ rAMxpIr u.HDEgK}UJEg. NJ 10
,or -, ,sor,hs,
''N 0t'' 'i'i az : '' - ''-' WV ~
~ F'''' "''' :" T-'
CALICO COMFoRTABLES Mt 81 not tho
p'''e u 't'' '-'''' wv" '"''''s ~ 'n8A' '-''''
WOOL BED-SPREADE weighing FIVE pounds, at
$3.50 worth $A.5O;
,v,or .,,,,ure u,
4 full ASSORTMENT of WHITE and UQLoRTD
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OEITTARY.

The death r. The venerable FRANCIS VAL
WILLIE 81 rTON at IN" advanced az" ol SeVe' "
seven wears has hcer already .Enhhrct9. NucH
IN All the It. Crank luton. A. no was ct I'D H.
IN tuariy ny tho. who knew Inn % wei hud 10Y, Il
him 40 w., My should not he suffered u sink into
IA" grave without come slight special record Of
the y,rlurs which nd lrncd his IN ,raclc-. and The
IN nv admirable qualities OF heart and mind
wh Oh endca cd Liui In his friends and kindred In
All m relations OF lifn az filler, husband, bro
thsr :licnd, ard citizen, lac made record Of
good deeds and Kind aad noble actions, which VIII
ever keep his mrmnrr fresh IL The hearts Of ;ho,e
who Eue !. aad loved him. Eut H. was particularly
:,g nm upright. tCv";su. and eminent servant Oh
God, IA The cancellations, earnest: and c6nsis,
tn, Chris,ieu, Mat he had HE record on hlgh ana
AZ In. h It. Owed In pt"te with God, and In the AS
su,cd IA Jpe II bliSsful resurrection to liie End
I'm r,rrr l,ty at III. coming Of Christ IL Ills king
u,u aid glory. fru,,. H.: rests In peace
waiting Tor Jesus" m.
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DEB,

rntf!s citv on yretefd y at haif-psst "'c,otk
A !; ;i,aY kLIZh BHI II. the loved wife OF
J.rn,s l.. ~. In The foTty-sec2ha year o. Her
ag". -, 80. ro...r,s,
church T,!S AETER..ub.- at q CLOCK. j hc
attends oc The family and relatives are invited
d VII IL.
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th instant, By the Hev: =. s. WiEon:
- a Wrs Sa'IcnJ AHT FHhEkLIi. widow Of
The la,a W.itr ". FrAlk'ia; both of this city,
40 cares.
On tho evening .: the 10Th instant, ct West
brock tie re'idcrco Of john Is. Young, r.q.,
LUCY IT dsurhtcr Of the ste General C"Thin
,,r x-.r. and LEWIS y. HOPkINS, OF Ball
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nRY GDODR-
GaEATsBxCITEMBsT'
AoRE REV AND ELEGANT Dh1 u |oO''
RaRGAIE6! BARGAINS
now 10 he had ri rppyn
JfuTrfs syCLE'a III BROAD STREEI'

tc,,n we arc receiving large shipmens oa ma
snt desirable Dhi GOOD, such - IT, $3.50 ~
fund in arst-clabs dry gpotE estaoihn:neHs ~ -
the very low, st prices, OF which We mention
t'fu, Velvet eae, all c0ors 81 sgc 70 or. o.
Rlack ye;vetctna. handsome Ss BIN ron we ~ "
a. Ger Yard: Heavy Back silks mt sL5o 81 u - "a
Worth donbe Colored suks AID si'k P"plihpr al
colnra ex,rrmclg low: FmpTeis Cloths auu :, op ~
i'm r,I color. vcrv cheap; BIack Alpacas, y, sp
40. ana soc 20 sl.o silk warp: Bnmha mes an an.
black Ncrinnr. cheaper than ever Long anu
you4r. Mcu ming Swls, from "a 20 $40 at,lpea
and raid !sooca shaw's ali s'y;es, al prizes
Tors full line Of red, sIAi +; a tho
CITY: WrItc Blankets, Color,d III ,nssss: I'm .
:orss and Qalts ct less than whnHasie PILE
ann Cloths for Men and HoY5, al! er.1es. tIc To-
asc mp to s2 per yard: Genta tnoef ,se3 11nn,v
Ls,.ies Under Garments MI sses' ARD Ca,ue &c -
ditto very CHEAP: Id Gloves Tor i5c. worm To-
At Al es worth 81; i:"riin G!"r:a, az htnus y.
Gloves che Furs Furs. for i.alise, miase.. anu
,'hIi,1ren, he creaEeaEeVer offered IN lu!' Guy.
I.me one con e all and ges bArgsne.
JULIUS 81 Chr. AIS froa' s'ltt,;
ri apt al Sa.uriay. w
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ME- TESGS.

rs'HE DIRECTOR OF THE FARMERS
rAkkING Nd COOPERATIVE COM
pa Y a:c r.ul,.,tcd to met at the office of VII
II an Wallace sons on SHTjEDAi The ELL lu-
&C I.st &. =. WALLACE, President.
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~ IMPORTANT NEW3!

Wet2ke pleasure in informing lie pa'''!c tiat
wo shall remain IN the store We now ccfrpg until
our new store, which 10 being built ut the cor
Nor Of Main and Eleventh streets, Is completed.
We have nov OF hsEd The Target and hest as
sorted stock Of
DIRT GnODS aud MOTORS
ever Of red ~ u, and are receiving !"'''~ii'
nearly every day, Our senior partner being IN Inc
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II. L1NNEMAN'S. STEAM DYEING
AGO BROAD sTRtET, RATWEGs FOURTH
AID FIFTH ST sEETs.-Dyeng Gone In any
color desired; also, Cleanlng In tho best AID
neatest style. Car pet ACQUIRING and kid gloves
cleaned. invite tho iatties Especially % sea my
sa!sst i'm Importation OF blue, adopted for aiik and
Hartted. N'ts~,f~A 80 2t.am
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me- BREEpEN & Fox will have On
exhibition this week large variety OF "1SThH
DREs5 GOODS, which will include all tho novel;
ties Of the season.
Their general stock or DRY GOODS IS now
also very large and varied.
BREEDER L FIX.
oc,aa, del Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-21
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EInST CLASS and bA1abhEiI ..;irnad of.
"a n he n-ocured ut nj! the pr1nc,ppaa ~ reduced
Sna. " ~ 'O.sSIANA and THhAs ~ Win
rafaz. making Jose CONNECTIONS d. az Ha:v eet0n.
snr%ar,a' iire for Few Orleans a anu For
evnjsiinp eii transfers aud h0tGl eAYg T9Tis
Tnrther In form alton, apply to .. Z. St.Smnnd,
oc sam No. F.lteenLG s-Iee..
JI11EFgApEAKE AND OHIO RA III.
1,sssggESER TRAINS lesve Richmond s'up-
ds ssS A. MIhII THAN for the Whl. 9 Nc
nS-r Strings connecting ut G0rdohsViue "..h Car
Srarge Alexandria and 5Ianassas 10 a,rth
q, zion aud North and !pnchhurR anh 1outi
na..s5 Is m.-aCC3SNEtiST1O TkAis 70.
corIonsvile exec Ut on Saturday, on WHY. t az ~
Sa o1 at p. M. Ths train connects at uoiaoas
ntI,s with the light trains on the orange: n,n
tr,a and Manassas railroad Tor hI"oonoi.o
aHT bropeh tlaEats At ion rates, sold TO atl poi'u
iyortlwest and Southw2't. ,,, oroenstovvn.
Storage tickets from Lfverpooj Qute4s. n,,o
smsteTrarn antwerp. Hamburg, G Ay ~, 49, n
dam Rcfgtn Copen hagen, ara er ,hs Co.
eli no;nta an This road can be b0ughs Oh we ps
Eti FIR XII apsnt nt Ktcbm0ud, or can NC or
tisIed ,hrcuyh sny station agent on the Toso; A..
curthsr Information may lie 0Dlashed az III"
c0mpauy's ot!icea. -, .,,.,va.
40 a'''''H'' 'o'-''. Il. II. PERRY,
General superintendent.
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