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Two farmers living near Galesburg, Ill,
got to bantering about whether a span Of
horses belonging to one could pull more than
span of mules belonging to the other. 1t
was decided to try it in the middle of the
main street of the village. The mules We're
hitchcd TO the end ola long, stout chain, and
the horses at the other end. AT the words
"get up quick sprang each span, both
sharp sliod, gaining and losing by fits and
starts the horses finally pulling the mules
after them. At another trial the mules went
of with their load. This was followed by
long, cheering shout from the crowd. But
after various trials it was decided that the
horses were the stronger, for in the last trial
they pulled the mules after them, turning
them about in their harness, amidst the great
a1,nla,lse of the hys.anaor5.
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The Wharton Trial.

.ASSAroLls, December 29.-Professor r. s.
McCuloch, Of Washington and Lee Unirer-
sity, was examined to-day in the trial of Mrs.
Wharton. lie testified that Aiken's tests
were insufficient to prove the presence OF
antimony. lie considers Aiken's analysis
radically defective, because he did not get
the metal.
Professor McCulloch, in experimenting
with chlogal, also with yellow jcssamin, pre-
duced red preclpitate, closely resembling
such as antimony would give. These expert
uients were made in the presence Of Drs.
Ruse, Gcuth. and others.
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8 IA IEsF FoaE1esNsNEsY
Enas,llnlt;i.
T1rE rHIsCn On Wales.

THE PRINCE or WALES. f
! s4.hsDHISGHAs, Decent 20. The Prinesof
!. y ales gains strength steadily. The swelling
ABOVE the nip is subsidfng.
LETTER FROM THE QUEEN ACKNOWLEDGES pry-
Lso sYaPATHY poR THE PRINCE OF WALES.
), LONDON, December 20.-A letter il puf-
lsned from the Queen in which she saws She
aeslres to express her deep sense Of the
sohehing sympathy exhibited for her family
ny tne whole nation ak the Illness of her dear
son, the Prince Of Wales. The universal
expressions Of sympathy, she says. have made
am inetiaceable impression on her heart. The
ietter concludes with the hope that her fifth
lui subjects will continue to pray for the
compete recovery Of the Prince.
OPPOSITION TO GLADsToSE,s Rrprnryc.Y
Z, i4Ei TENDENCIES.
LONDON, December 29.--Alar1ned at Mr.
Slaostone's republican tendencies. the enT,-
seiVatTe section of the Liberals, led by Duke
somerset and Viscount Halifax, are scakino
TO FORM coalition with the Tories for the
purpose of electing Right Hon. Mr. Bonyerie
as speaker Of the House Of Commons instead
OF Mr.. Brand, and to compel the retirement
OF Mr.. Gladstone.
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ALNosr Too EFFECTIVE REMEDY.-Tues-
day morning horse. drawing grocery
wagon and German up Pacific street took a
notion into his head that he had gone far
enough, and in spite of urging, coaxng, and
whipping, stood stock still, with his legs
braccd and his cars drawn back. The usual
crowd surrounded him, and innumerable
treatments were suggested and tried with no
avail. They sawed bis tore-less with rope,
stopped his breathing, twisted his tail, and
pulled and pushed him; but he only blaced
himself the harder, and looked at the crowd
with Oil eye of contempt. At Inst q tall Piker
came along, and picking up large handful
of mud from the gutter, crummed it into the
blutc,s mouth. There wasa scattering of the
crowd as the old horse kicked and reared, and
the scene ended in an exciting race by the
Young man after his horse and wagon as
they tore up the street at pace they had
never eQullled belore.-San francisco Nom
ina Gail. ...
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MORE CIVIL RIGHTS IN South CAROLINA
Mr.. E. W. Warren, manager Of the Pill
grim" panorama, has been arrested at Co.
Iumbia, S. c., under warrant issued at the
Instance of Congressman Il. B. Elliott,
charging violation of the civil rights bill
in refusing to allow the State CongFessmans
wife and other colorcd females to occupy
seats among the whites. He was held to bail
in $4,000. The sable Congressman declines
all compromises, and should the case 60 to
trial it is thought that there will be some rich
Developments in regard to the general status
of the aggrieved Madam Elliott. The piano.
rama men eyince determination to tight the
issue,
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New swindling Operations.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.--C. r. Heiss,
j. P. Myers, and B. F. Mccartney, have been
arrested and held to bail in the sum of 900
each for engaging in a new phase of swim
ding operations. One of the party would
arrest countryman and bring him before
the others, who, acting as magistrates, would
fine the countryman for violating the city
ordinances.
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TEEEtsEAPHIfI

View York Stock and Money aarsset.
Ngw YORK, December 29.--Money closed
at Z per cent. currency to gold. Sterling, %.
Gold, 1857 to 100. Governments active and
advanced to .; '62's. 1909. States inactive !.
Tennessee's, 02; new. Gss. Tirginia,s, 5s !:
new, So. Louisiana's, so; new, SO. Levee,s.
90; s's, u. Alabama's, o.; u.s. CO. Geor-
gia's, 70; rs, 10. North Carolina's, 81 new,
10. South Caroiina's, As; new, 81. Gov
ernments !: Sis, 11s; '6Ps, No.: 'svs, iii;
new, 114i; :'67's, 1152; '6s's, same; 1o-ao,s,
1901 49, @f'a @t.fs
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p,rnnsp IarFsrcNslBlLITY.-The suprem

P,rnn.p IarFsrcNslmLITY.-The supreme
Court q PENNSYLVANIA ms affirmed the Juds'
mcnt Of lower court in the case OF Mc-has-
;nr- r.. r:tc PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
auI decides that when freight Is shipped on
lie railroad to station where the rniroau
company has no warehouse erected the par
tl,s Interested i'll the freight cannot reco'e r
,sIlra the railroad company If the freight pe
ih>, after it is landed at the statlon-lt pelhs
t,.n,, .hc duty Of the parties to whom II IS
<,ppco 20 look after it. rms case Is salu a 10
b. tic drst Of The kind that his yet pt zen
brought bctol> the supreme court oi 'he
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Cotton n1arke,s-IBY TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON. December 20.-Cotton steady good
Ordinary, l7t6I7c.; stock, 4c,l0y balcs sales FOR
the week 400 bales. .sE I'll
NEW ORLEANS, December 2a-Cotton irregular;
midIl!ngs, 9Ec; stock, 1850 bacsi sales FOR the
week, 81, 200 b:lea. '@'a -
MOBILE, December 23.-Cotton quiet; middlings,
Isle. stock, $500 bale5 saies for the week, aso
bales.
CHARLESTON. December 2o.-Cotton dnl;, mid
dlings, ls3@l9c.; stock, 3s,eZ2 bales; ses for TIC
Norfolk, December OBJECTION dull; low MD
tlings, l8s@ssc.; stock, 4,07s balcs scs for the
BNLTIMoRE, December 2o.-Cotton quiet and
firm; mlddlngs l9!c.; stock 1898 bales; sales for
,reek I,les. X Dc ~ tT#ty tkf2hy
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The KukluxTriass,

COLUMBIA, s. c., December 2a.-In the
United States Court to-day the following ku-
klux prisoners pleaded guilty, and were SEN
tensea 10 eighteen months Imprisonment and
S !,. hne: Henry G. Warlick, Minus Carroll,
En- I; Ross stuart Josiah Martin, and Samuel
G. Brown.
The trial of DR.. Edward Avery, charged
with conspiring to prevent colored men from
voting in October, 1871, and to punish them
for voting in October, 1870, then began.
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Domestic Marke,s-fBY TEIEorAru.J

NEW YORK, December -5:.Cotton quiet; sales,
SCI bales: upiands, 2oc.; Orleans, 2esc. Eleiir-j
southern, dull and dropping; common 70 fair extra,
So6OdIsS7.y5; good to choice $7.ala ss2i; Whisksy
sIssfisI.se. Corn inactive land unchanged. Rice
quiet at as0sSc. Poik unsettled; new,
Bccr steady. Lard firincr; kettle, DC. Turpcnnbe
n.1rrnopr. December 2a.-Ylo,r quiet ana Arm :
wheat duh md unchanged. Corn quiet and scarce :
While, G9qp7lc. yellow. 5S42fec. Pork firm Bacon
quiet shoulders, tic. Lard steady. WElskey, PC.
solidttcd, s6s bid, 6a5 asked West Sirgtnia's, Q!
bid. North Carolina's 80 hid; new, Il bid; special
tay. II bid. s.... GA
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Bribery md Corruption i'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 29.-The special grand
jury empannelled to investigate the charges
of bribery and corruption against certain
members Of the Common Council made a
partial presentment. They found true bills
against two aldermen and two ex-aldermen.
The work of the grand jury is but partly
accomplished. 1t is expected that every
guilty member will be indicted, and this win
probably weed out half of the Board
The rrlmor that j. Young Scammon had
purchased the Republican is confirmed.
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Tx FATHER STACK CA~E.- Htlltan,spo't;
1,rrc,nbcr oS.-Judge Gamble so-day granted
:. rule of court upon Bishop Chaia' ol
scranton. requiring him 10 appear In thls Guy
on January Goth next TO show cause why sue
bishop should not revoke hls letteT VI NJ ~
rr}rl 5fb last. and restore Father stack to
,e e. -, -,orate rights as he enjoyed them pre-
'.' "a 'uat time.
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WARNING SIGNALS TO SHIPS AT SEA.-Mr.
Theodore f. Townsend, observer in charge
of the signal Office at Cape May City, n. D.,
has submitted to the central office in Wash
ington plan by which ships at sea Withm
sight Of land, from ten miles south OF Cap p;
Henlopen to New YORK city, may DC waa leu
Of approaching danger from his once oy the
use Oh General Myers system or signas,
which are 70 be .t rssass song 9 the eea
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CONSIDERATION OF A BlsnoP IN n PES Iss'i VA.
y;A-Phiiudetphia, December 2e.,-hes. ~,
De Vol Howe was consecrated tns morn,
juc in St. Luke's church as bishop o. Ine nem
central diocese Of the Protestant hp ss.,ss
Church in Pennsylvania. bishop $3.50 49,
OBLIGATED, with large number o. assstse
An immense crowd was pfeseliS uu'u'ss
church to oyeraoWipg. 7a 5@ ka@s@'
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o,rc AM KILLED By THE CARS ",

Rry ovrn AN h,LLEp By TIE CAns,s W. v
,o;n9ion, bel, December a ssdu ns a,r w.
s from B[oG,n e Be. was - run over
hy Il train on the Dc!nwal. tan, .aa CITY Of
d:,v and killed. 1t is alleged h> ,,:5dIetown.
:; criminal assault on glfi az 49,. of his
bu, had not been arrested at LUG 'i'Ae
Irrth
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suis acainst a seulptor, sc.

;CIScISsATI, December 29.-The McPher-
son Monument Committee are suing the
sculptor Jones for 81, 125 for failure 10 com
plete the work within the specified time.
A meeting of citizens has been cal a IN ID
opposition to the expenditure OF Slo,ooo,oeo
for southern railroads @%
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Sol. Smith Russell, who travelled with and
made faces for the Berger fnInily OF SWISS
Rel Ringers, was baptized recently lntne
Episcopal church at Canton, MEs., anu n0
CONCENTRATES studying Tor the ministry
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FOUND DRAD.-An unknown negro man
was found dead on yesterday morning on the
Orange railroad about five miles this side OF
Charlottesville, near the farm of Mr.. kilby.
There were no marks of violence about his
person, uud the supposition is that he was
frozen to death, most probably whilst under
the influence of liquor.-Lynch5urg Aers.
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SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.-A rare
- opportunity Is afforded the youth OF this city and
State for acquiring practical knowledge OF the ar.
of ielegrapIiny bT the SCHOOL of MeSsrs. PAfN-
TER ( MCGOVERN, which is now IN successful
operation at No. 121O MAIN STREET (up stairs).
There is constant and ever-increasng demand
for accomplished operators throughout the country,
aud M profession or occupation now presents such
prospects for prompt and remuneratiys employ
ment. es. -. hi .af 49, -se
Call ut the school as above, where the instruments
may he In operation, and any desired ntorina-
ton rs to terms length Of session, &C., &c VIII Do
furnished. .s--.sE ....
RICHMOND, VA, December g, l'7-
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

! BAIrraoaE, December 29.--The boiler OF
the Chesapeake Moulding aud Turning
Works exploded to-day. Mr. Harrington,
The senior partner Of the concern, was Hlied.
Two men were rescued from the ruins
badly hurt af5 .s z = - ~. 90 !
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MACHINERY, DC

AEACHINE WORkS.-SLOAT g. AID
Ixl DINGToN, Nos. 1872, 1924. 142G, and 142s
Cary street, aud Nos. Is and ID south F1ftecnth
street, Richmond, Va. We make all kinds Of new
work In the machinist line, repair all kinds Of work
We 60 In the country to do all sorts OF work In our
line Also, make the best tobacco mills In the wcrtd
ali kinds together with bands and blets and u! ar
ticlcs for the manufacture Of tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes of new and secondhand En-
gincs; Boilers, Saw-Slills GristMills, Power Pumps,
Platform Scslcs, Shsftms, Hangers, Pulleys, Gear
and Devil Wheels: and Ia fact, general assortment
of nll useful articles in our line, together with
,Judsons Patent Steam-Engine Governor; Utica Conn
pany Steani-Gauges; Scldcn's Patent Engine Pack
Ing Pect Valves Globe Valves Talow Cocks Self
iOiling Cups, for both engine and shafhng; Flue
Cleaners OIL Cans Water-Gauges, &c. All OF which
we sell at reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms. n. b. We receive on consignment all kinds
Of machinery, both new and secondhand. Come and
see us. foe u SLOAT s. ADD1NGTON.
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The E,aefffc Eeaisrontl.

OMAHA, December 29.-The Pacific rail-
road is clear from snow, and all the trains
are running on time. ...,.
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DETROIT, December 29.-Prince Alexis held
a public reception to-day in the City Hall
lie leaves for Chicago tomorrow.
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GONG souTu.-Our citizens generally will
regret to learn that our townsnan Nr. A. L.
Abel proposes to remove from our MIDST nj
an early day. Mr.. Abel has long been lden,
tilted with our community, and his loss VIII
he keenly felt. We congratulate the SOUTH
ern city to which he is to remove on tne &C
cession of SO worthy citizen.- Charloltes-
nile Chronicle.
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Destructive Conaasration.

LITTLE Rock, December pa whole
square was burned here last night, including
the Journal newspaper office. ....
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Richmond, December 18th, 1871.

Having purchased the interest OF my late partner,
Mr. II. Il. Anderson, will continue the Manufacturing
of COTTAGE FURNITURE for the " wholesale LrSiae
exclusively. u tkANh II. ha1M:
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HCuaTuAM" SoLD.-We hear that the COLI
tract for the sale Of Chatham was concluded
Yesterday with Dir. Oliver Watson, OF Will
Transport, Pa, for $4,000. 1t contains about
5o3 acres and the residence is extensive, built
in the old English style.-F''edcricfsdurg
hp7rs
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Silks and Teas Shipped Eastward
Er.orcxa tn, 5ennt1s-

San FRANCISCO, December 20.-Three car
loads of japanese and Chinese silks, valued
at 81 900, 900, were sent eastward Tuesday,
and $50 tons of teas will be forwarded to-
day. The road is clear. 81
Two boys-aged respectively ten and thir-
teen years-were frozen to death near Vir-
ginia City.
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mr. lI


n hat business w1s transacted on Change to-dayiss
nos worth reporting. Thers Is little OR no srain
coming In, and shlsis due % iigbeiEg boldly sasons
during which there Is but little work done by tho
employees Of farmers The small quantity Of eorn
sold to-day indicates nochanget 10 figures. soneios
OF prime yelloW sold for &c. -
Isl .3a tobacco EXCHANGE.
Nothing whatever was done it the Tabacco Ex.
change except that members sgned a petition TO-
Congress for reduction III the tobacco tax. apd
then gathered around the stoves and IL their cigars
and pipes and had an hour OF two OF old-fsshio1sd
Virginia social converse "a 8fss5 2
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SUPPOSED MuRpER.-On yesterday morn
ing our community was vastly excited by the
report that a most foul and bloody murder
had been committed within few days past
in the heart of the city. We deem it neither
necessary nor proper to give any clue rs to
how the police got upon the track of the
supposed awful crime, but will give what
are said to be the main facts of the case so
far as they ought TO be published at present.
1t is stated that the victim, a negro man.
an entire stranger here, and whose name we
have been unable to obtain, came to Lynch
burg about week ago from the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, where he had been work
ing nearly year, and that he had about SlS5
in his possession. On last Friday night he
attended negro ball at the low den of 4
dance-house kept by Fayette NGrycl, he
gro. Oh jefferson street between Ninth and
tenth. After remaining there some time
and taking several drinks Of the poison dis
tributcd there under the nalnc of WhiSkcy, 1t
was proposed to take game OF cards. The
stranger, Noryell, Lewis Washington, and
another negro (whoSe name we have but
think it best not to PUBLISH, adjourned to the
basement of the brick lumber-houSe close by,
which stands open and unoecupicd, andlooks
rs though it were most lifting place for
such deed of blood, Here 1t il said that
the man was murdered, his throat being cut.
His body WIS concealed there amongst the
rubbish during the next day, and on Satlr-
dav night it was thrown into the canal, upon
Which door in the basement opens directly.
These are the leading points which have
reached US. Captain Hardwickc, the chief
of police, very properly and promptly deter
mined to make full investigation Of the sub
ject, and accordingly Fayette Nolyell was
arrested Yesterday ind lodged in Jail. Lewis
Washington, another OF the parties impli-
Gated, was already in Jail, under punishment
for assautiIg an officer few days ago. The
other party concerned is supposed to have
lied the city, rs he has not been visible for
some days past.
An attempt was to have becn made to drag
the canal for the body yesterday. but
although lido negro men by the score were
hanging about the spot, not one of them
could be induced, even by the promise of
good pay, to undertake the task, The water
will be drawn off the level at al carly hour
this morning, and thorough search made
for the alleged victim Of the lust of money
and crime.
This reported horror may prove untrue, or,
if committed. all traces may haye been
etIaced. But whether true 'f-soo, the case
merits and will receive the most thorough
examination.-Lynchbury Fcsrs.
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ROOTS, i SHOES, .tc.

TUsT RECEIVED, A SPEBNDDal -
81 line OF GENTS IL A N D-SEWE d "a
DoijBL E-SOLE BOOTS and CATERS. ~.
Also, BROAD BOTTOMS, for old geIlts.s Lsdits'i
misses and children's BOOT of best make I'm every
style. TRUNKS, YALlSES, SACKS, &c. We In.
y;te all In need OF rst-class goods 70 give MS call
WINGO, ELLETT g CRUbPss.'Al
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SEINE-THREAD.- The firsty
- of my own importation SEINE s:As > :
THREAD, of all Nos and Qualities has aTrasGd ia "a
less than New YORK prices. 4 call from all fisher
men and dealers In SEINE-THREAD Is COLLECTED.
''~' ~ L. LICHTENSTEIN,
importer OF Thread and dealer in
Ropes, Cotton Yarns, &C., 1905 and 1907 franklin
street, between Seventeenth and Elghtoentn.
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This company does G GENERAL BANKING AND
posits carried safely through the war.
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DISSOLUTION.-Th firm off. Il. RAHM
~ & co. have dissolved this day BY mutual con-
sent. -,
MONEYS due said firm and attend to the settlement or
ia business FRANK Ell. IeABM. ~
,s ~ ROBERT II. ANDERSON.
Richmond December 18th, 1871. ...s III ...-.-
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TUST RECEIVED, Ladies' Whitess 20
81 Kid Button Boots; i.aiiess French Kii& "a
Button Boots; Ladies' French Button, ,HooEA !,
and Balm0ra,s, saw-tcot1 stitch; Misses buIton
Dress Boots; Gents Calf Copgres CATERS, single
and double solos, old Gents CATERS single and dcr
bic s0les. Call at 1903 Main street for the best
goods ut lowest prices. ID ssEa4 iE s;S:ss.yYs
: no 20 5000. .sFs JOHN. C.PAGE, JB,s
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THEa :. -
y LADIES AT A. N. HAIRLESS - @gA

Just received the HaRGOuS BOOT, the ha1fs
soonest style over iptrudRced In tlIg city, sWHlEE
SLIPPERS. tx Lr .-fa.+{t't = ~ 20 90
I make il a speciality In getting up Bot3Ts land
SLIPPERS for balls and bride. Liaye always On
match dresses. ,ft2t5l.J ~ g. 2tsE.szs. ID
4 Handsome X USsA LEATHER BUTTOSBdQT 8
FOE $3.50; and every style OF BOOT and SaOE,
which will sell ut the lowest prices.
1f@p 80 - go a9e : tsg5A. III. HARRIS, sItAs
.a. ytg- ID l203 Broad street, next door q. the
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THIS old and wcll-known company continues to
Issue FIRE POLICIES on the most favorable terms.
y. II. NfASSIE, President.
Is. Fl. MaGRuDER, Yice-President.
JOHN WOOD. JR., Secretary.
r. s. MORGAN, Assistant Secretary.
Agent for Richmond, Va, JOHN II. MONTAGUE.
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EIEE-LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND
y pNyD ..r ra# y.
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a. GROSS COXES GELATINE, 10 gross
- Me-, SONS GEI,ATINE lust receiy ed for sale
by PURCELL, LADD . ".
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ESTABLISHED 1854.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

A LBEMARLE INSURANCE
A COMPANY,
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= (. Jfg-s - .Uo fSTOuu stIEet, Hc4t IuUF 70 ub
dc 20 l. corner Of Third street
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-16
JOHN l.. RICHARD. JOHN +. WELsHANs
NEW STOCK
ID II Y c. D q ID 5,
NOTIONS, Sc,
FOR THE
Spring and Summer Of 1871.

WE have Just received from the Eastern
w Cities a large and well selected Stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SC, &c. which
we are Offering very cheap for CASH. We
name in part as follows -
DRESS GOODS.-Poplins, japanese Cloths,
Grenadines, DeLaines, Alpacas, Lawns, Ser
ges, PercaIe, &c.
MOURNING GOODS.-Alpacas, Bomba.
zine, DeLaines, Australian Crepe, Crepe
Wells, Collars, &c.
DOMESTlCS.- Calicos, Ginghams, Bleach
ed and Unbleached SheetIugs, Bed Tick, SHIRT
ing, Stripe, FIanneIs, Crash, Brown aud
Bleached Cottons, in all the BEST BRANDS.
WHITE GOODS.-Plaln and tlaiu Main
sock, Plain and PLAID Cambrcs, Swiss, Irish
Linens, Bird Eye and Scotch Diapers, Pique,
&c, &c.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR-Cloths, Cas-
simeres. Tweeds, Corduroy, COItonades, LA
en- Deiils and Duck, &c, sc.
IN NOTlONS-We have full and COM
plete stock. Hosiery, Gloves. Collars, Cuffs,
ParasoIs, sun Umbrellas, Fans, Corsctls,
Hoop Skirts, Combs, Brushes, Bfaids, Switch
es, &C., &C. We also name Carpets, Floor,
Table, Stair, and Oh Cloth and Mating.
FUNERAL GOODS.-A large stock Of
these goods kept constantly on hand and all
orders Will receive special and prompt alten-
ton.
IL We invite all 10 call and examine our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere as We are
confident that we have bargains 10 offer.
rs Remember we consider it no trouble
TO show goods.
IL Thankful for the liberal share Of pat
rouage we have received in the past, we solicit
continuation OF The same which We hope TO
merit by close attention 10 business AND CHEAP
GOODS.
RICHARD & WEL5HANS.
Shepherdstowu, April %, 1871.