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Wise but Painful Hints.

IT., c;,c;n,ati Commercial takes occasion
n offer 10 the Radical Republicans IN power
. hint concerning their interests, In case Mr.
cvyx,rY " elected, that must be exceedingly
n.,uf,i) TO them. II is like the advice OF the
doctor 70 hts patient to make his will before
he Is too FAR gone to do 80.
This hint 1t offers for the sake of the RadI-
cal members Of Congress, and especially iof
their friends in office. Ii * that they pass n
bill that will help civil-service re'"r'h' "
Is not impossible" says the to"'".''' .,,
that In case of GREELEY's c'cc''o.' ~ w,
"presidcucy he may turn out GRANT o,''.'"
"appointccs by the wholesale, III ACCORDANCE
" with n bad old custom, in order 10 give pace
uto b;s own pcrsonal and political support
"ers." And the Commercial, lest TINS re-
minder of probable peril should not DC
pointed enough, goes on to cnlmerate inc
officers that maet lose their heads accord
ing to this old custom, which has been so
ricidly adhered to. 1t says:
"If he should follow the example of his
presidential predecessors on their entrance
into the White House he would turn almost
everybody out Of ofiies-not only the fnnc-
tionarics, small and great, in the Depart
ments at Washington. but the custom-housc
officers and employees throughout the coun-
try, the internal revenue collectors ana rs
SCISSORS. the postmasters, ana 30 lorth--nuin'
bering tens of Thousands"
What a tremor of anxiety this sort OF talk
must occasion in the breasts Of large and
yirtuous community! The Commercial
does not believe that Mr.. GREELEY would 60
to chopping off heads us soon as he gets Into
office: but then he might find himself com
pclled by the pressure upon him to use the
axe somewhat, and the followers of GRANT
ARE all satisfied that he would make clean
sweep Of GRANTS paccmcn. With this
conviction and the danger before them the
Commercial appeals to Congress to save the
oftice.holders by passing ga civll-service bill
which should preclude the President from
"driying out ofticc-holdcrs on political
"grounds, and fix n tenure of office lasting
"as long as they perform their duties in Il ca
"pabie and faithful manner"
This painful suggestion will make stir
amongst the ofice-holders. Like hopeful
relatives of sick man, they are very anxious
about being remembered in the will, and the
suggestion that they are in danger of being
left out will greatly increase their lInc'sines>.
II they ctn prevail with Congress the pre-
posed civil-rcrorm bill will bc passed at
once by Congress. Their patron Is i'll
critical case; his official lilu hangs by
thread, and there is no time to nc lost.
The Commercial is very timely in It's suS-
gcston; but VIC hardly know whether it Is
more kind than cruel thus TO enter the solemn
circle at such critical period and remind 1T
of the importance OF preparing for the
Misunderstanding final event.
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ARKANsAs.-The Louisville Couicr-Jou,.
nal gives the following statement about poll.
tics ir Arkansas:
Senator Rice, of Arkansas, who was In
this city last Wednesday ca, route for Wash
ington, expressed the opinion, in converse
ton at the Gait House, that Greeley will
carry Arkansas bya large majority, reaching,
perhaps, ten thousand. The people of that
State, he declares, find the oppression OF the
present regime SO heavy upon them that they
are.but too glad to avail Themselves of an op,
posfnntty OF throwing it of. A Republican
himself. he Is satisfied that Greeley viii get
all the Democrats and aii the Republi leans in
the State with the exception OF the Clayton
faction,a -
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The DEPOSITION OF TIE AuTOCRAT.-In
Senator ScHrRz's speech on the report of the
Committee on the Sale of Arms he recited
the usurpations Of the Federal Executive,
and concluded us follows:
He rejoiced to see spirit sweeping over
the land which aimed to deposc this auto
cratic power, and he earnestly hoped for the
union Of all the forces that ought to work
together to give that redecming spirit the
victory which it must win if free institutions
were to last
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n>a-THE .DoG DAYS.. AND THEIR

! sU-E II II IL INV aD1h1ID 1hItI = ~ II
DhNGE;R.-Af this season of the year the blood Is
apt to become impure the appetite poor; the skin
sallow; the body enfeeblcd; the System, relaxed,
making IL susceptible to attacks Of es and fever
rheumatism, eruptions Of the skin, and the develop
ment OF the effects Of the injudlcious Of calome
All this trouble may be avoided by the use of few
bottles of DIR. TUFTS sARSAPARfLLA, and
QUEENS DELIGHT. 1t L. harmless In Its effects,
bat powerful enemy to diseases. Try 1t, and you
Will and 1t friend In need. ~. Fl.
DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS move the bowels to
healthy action. not acting rs It were mechanically,
but they stimulate the secrctons, and in healthfu
and natural manner expel all Impurities without
weakening the body
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE does not njure the hair
je l-codlw&w ~ .. .za>s az
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DRY GOODS
TRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

4 JULIUS MEYER, COS BRnAp sTKvrr
has Just returned fr1m the North with large IND
iwell-selected stock Of DRY GOODS cousa,I ,'hi
dress goods or all kinds. s,ici az "
SJAPANESE SILKS, P0PLINS. BaREGE.
Mob NJ "a, llkIS;;;,GRENADlNES,st striped aud plain:
BLACK HERNANI ut 3sc. worth 4sc:
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, all six and w.,
warranted. at soc. worth 75c.: "''i
SiLh-WARP ALPACAS. TAMISE CLOTH
ORGANDIES. LAWNS. BAT1STES. EEEsJrcr
ERS. and LINENS for ladies' suits IA
Also a large and fine assortment OF
LLAMA POINTS aud SACQuES.
Parasols. Umbrellas Fans. Laccs. GImns r-,,n,,
and Fancy Goods generally. "s'''
White Goods a Speciality. I would Invite spec,,,
attention To my stock of GENTS FURNIS}IISC
GOODS, consisting on aSsimercs and Linens Shirt,
Drawers Socks, and Ties. the prices and styIes ~
which guarantee TO compare with any In the ci,v
Give me trial. JULIUS MEYER.
n. B. Just received new stock of LADIFs
SUITS. ieiiw
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GOVERNOR CRATE BROwN's LETTER.-Wc
publish this morning Governor GRAFT
Browns letter of acceptance of the nomina-
ton to the vice-presidency. We invite the
readers attention to it. 1t is admirable for
its sentiments, its principles, and its manly
and patriotic spirit.
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The Reidsville IN. CO. Record is news.
paper, the first number of which we have
just received. il supports the nominees of
the Cincinnati Convention, satisfied that that
is the only ticket which can rescue the coul-
try and save the Democratic party.
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MR. FRANK KEY HowARp.-In the Balti-
more Gazette of Saturday feeling announce
ment is made of the denth in London of Mr..
Frank Key Howard, of that city, formerly
and for many years the chief editor OF that
journal. he was writer of decided genius,
and was warm friend of the South In the
late civil war.
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The Omaha Herald, the leading Democrat

The Omaha Herald, the leading Democratic
paper of Nebraska, declares in favor OF
GREELEY and BRowN. 1t says:
cit is not necessary to argue this great
cause now further than to say that, in our
opinion, the Democratic party has to choose
between Greeley and Grant We are abun-
dainty satisfied that it is not possible to elect
- Democrat, and we want that kind Of posi-
tive action at Baltimore which will do most
to redeem this nation from the reelection Of
U. S. Grant, and from great public Gil.
lamity.,s
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s>dSPE GIAL NyTICE .a5 dozen
KLorERFRAUsC colo isNE, imported by ms
difeuea fyrGernSaly wetake pleasure In informs
,ns DIR friends fiiat this sOLOGNE has at last
come 10 hand and having II direct from the city OF
Cologne for Koiul, can guarantee Its original
strength, freshness, purity, aud fun fragnnee. we
will sell Il by the dozen or half dozen StFeaaced
prices. l.. WAGNER & CO.. Druggists,
sc sfxsh and Broad streets.
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a. NJ. TRIBE, a well-known politician be-
fore the war, is out as n candidate for Con-
gress from the sixth (Lynchburg) district,
subject to ratification by the Conservative
Nominating Convention.
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h Hon. John sanfield MacD Donald, late pre-
mier Of Ontario, died at Cornwall, eanada,
Saturday afternoon,
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MEETINGS.
TOWNSHIP OF BRooKLAND, I

TOWNSHIP OF BRoOKLAND,}
County OF IIESRICo. June sd, 1872.
4 MEETING OF THE 10 w SHif
II Rf1AUD will he held at the Township Hail on
ShrIEDAY NEXT, the sth instant, at O'Clock
T. NJ at which time all township officers are re.
umrrI by law to settle their accounts Tor the past
!ear AT persons having claims against the Town
shin are requested to present them for settlement
'" III e., ".dar go ID. +. GARDNER,
i',rt Township Clerk.
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ar,EsCTAIl1|,I lspxsCl,rlijsl

nT SPECIAL NOTICE. respect
,,,r a,k the a.tentirsof capitalists aa othefs 70
Tire .,,c Of the very attracts properly
sitns,ett ON the WssfSsusbsre pike ata { onsshaif
mile east Of the city, to take place THIS DAT ut
O'Clock r. N. on the premises. a-
For particulars, see nncaion column.
90 Ait LEE 81 GODDIE, Auctionecrs.
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| lg ROSADALIS for all diseases Of the
blood, liver, kidneys, and bladder.
| ~ 81 WILSON, N. G., August sd.
! Thereby certify that I was cured of a chronic
affection of the kidneys" by the Of bottle Of
ROSADALIS, and therefore advise others suffering
with tie kidney disease" to try the ROsADALIS.
Eass II. d. ALLEY. i
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 20, 1859.
Propridors RoSdddlis:
Gents,-By the use OF three bottles Of your In
valuable medicine, .ROSADALIS," was effectu-
ally cured of an obstinate affection of the skin,
tracted In the army.
Yours truly, q. A. DENNIS,
my 2s-eod2w ls2 sonth Charles street.
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GTA RICH AND DELICATE PER
FUME-"THE KLoSTERFRAU COLOGNE
at WAGNER eco. IS; inportediby them, and
guaranteed the pure and genuine" je4-et*
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SUPPLY OF

.SECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
BR0AD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING POPLINS IN all desirable shades.
SPRING POPLlSS In plain plaid and stripes.
JAPANESE GOODS In all varieties,
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS,
GRENADINES in black and white ground with
figures and stripes;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from &c. to j.,
Another lot of those extra cheap IIASDkER-
CHIEFS at l5c.,
MARSEILLES QUILTS at $3.50,
and many other desirable goods at prices which will
defy competition. ;. HlRSll,
an u G27 Broad street.
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K. l.
f,,,r

HEADQUARTERS SIDNEY GRAYS,)
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS, I
June 4th, 1872.
PURSUANT TO o r ID i RS; THEE
i court-martiaI of this company win meet at p
0 O'Clock THIS EVENING for business and the A1
assessment of fines against absences. n.
Members who absent at the last drill OF the
company hereby notified to be present and give
In their excuses. s..
The Court will meet at The Armory, on the corner
of Main aud Ninth streets. '-' !
BY order of LIEUTENANT j. III. ANDERSON,
cI-lt President of the Court :
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M SECOND WEEK "
ns oE THE -:
...s CLosING-oUT. SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST PRICE.
DRESS GooDs, WHITE GOODS, IT,.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACE SHAWLs,
PARASOLS, SILK FANS,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's UNDERVESTs, q
and numerous other articles now offered at cost,
previous to our removal to 1013 Main street. oppo-
ate thepost-oflce, about June 18th.
Give lis a call and obtain great bargains.
." WILLIAM THALHIN1ER & SONS,
Ia, SO1 Broad, corner Sixth street.
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FAIR AND FEAST.
EAIRl FAIR! FAIR!

The Indies of st. Johns church Will hold u EAR
and FEAST at Virginia Hall, commencing TUES
devoted 10 repairing this itlme-honorcd place OF
worship. fs my 3D-5t I
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TIME REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
J. mo OF THE, CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
SOCiETY viii lie held THIS Tuesday EVENING,
June ith ut j O'Clock.
Members arc requested to attend punctually, rs
business of Importance will lc transacted 49,
BY order Of tile President. r..
JOSEPH w. LAUBE,
ic 4-ltk Secretary.
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BOARDING.

DOARDERS FOR TWO DELIGHTFUL
ROOMS, OIL the first and second floors can be ac-
commodated at Mrs. n. II. NORFLEET'S, GIG Main
street. GDAY-BOARDERS desired ROOMS FOR
RENT. jel-its
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icsPE{IAL.sEOIIgE.--We have fs, S,oass
a. en- oles 70 30, tI2O lsois y A A., NH IL
,,leasssst IN see MI Who wish hauiiug Iohs.
10 1T STORlsS s. Co, IsSpiss'tS'
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Il COMPANY WILL MEET TO-H
a NIGHT Tuesday at their arInory for the 81
of important business. Every mein- bf
Der is requested to be present. -r IL
by order of Captain CLARKE.
ini II. C.. u. =.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARISEf
INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND. June 8, 1872.

rt,uE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
If the stockholders Of this company VIII be held
at their Office. No. inlo Main street, oh Mo'''1>i'
l'th inse'n'' ~ l. WILLIAM WILLIS, Jn.,
Secretary.
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r o. 0. F.-A full Attendance .sss7,, ,1<:'-
j. Of The luciulnrs Of FRIEND :Isa
SHIP LUbGE, Nh:;1o1 q: q. F.; is a5sssss'sss
earnestly requested at the regular ,11F tr,
mcriim. THIS CTucstlay) EVENING; May 4tii, al
o'rick, as business Of importance viii jig brought
before tho Lodge MGmlers Of sister lodges are In
vitcd to he present. BY 2tcr OF thr1 n; G11;,,,;~
10 lin Secretary.
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Masonic NOTICE. - The men, g.
WI bclrs of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, Xxx
are requested TO attend n stated meeting ON
THIS rTucsiay) EVENING at O'Clock. Election
of officers will take place.
by order Of the W. NJ.
JAMES T.. RIDDICK, Secretary.
limo Ith A. L. ESP, A. ID. 1872. jc i-ltt
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The ar
- nual meeting of the STOCkHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND PAPER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be held ut the Office Of John Ii.
MONTAGUE. ESD corner of Maiii and Twelfth Streets
on THURSDAY tho 10Th day Of June instant, ut
O'Clock L. NJ. W. i. AlLEGRE, Prcsl'lent;
n w II-nBoCK Secretary, jc 4-td
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-15

THE SUNDAY QUESTIoN.-Under the
head of unfinished business, the follow
ing ordinance, offered nearly a month ago
by Mr.. Bargamin, came up in the City
Council last night:
Be 1t ordained By tie Council of the
City Of Richmond, That an ordinance to
forbid secular labor on the Sabbath passed
September 9th, 1872 be and the same is
hereby repealed.
The repeating ordinance was adopted by
the following vote:
Ayes. - Messrs. Bargamin, Bossieux,
Chesterman, Davis, English, Euker, Hall,
Higgins, Kerse, Lipscomb, Metzger, New
berry, Starke, Scott of Jefferson ward
Straus, Wagner, Whitlock, Wynne-1S.
Noes.-Messrs. Boyd, Forester, Manly,
Oliver, Scott of Clay ward, Stokes, Thorn
ton, Wellford-S.
On motion Of Mr.. Straus, the whole sub
iect was referred to the committee on ordi.
nances, as was the following, offered by
Mr.. Straus :
Resolued, That the committee on ordi.
nances be instructed to bring in an ordi.
nance in accordance with the request of the
petition of the BARRIERS, and to define the
duties of citizens in regard to the observ.
ance of the Sabbath.
Mr.. Manly offered the following, which
was referred to the committee on ordlnan.
ces I:
Resolped, That the Chief of Police bt
instructed to enforce, within the limits o
the city, the law OF the State relating t.
the due observance of the Sabbath.
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The Trouble in Arkansas

Memphis, Oct. ia special says adj
vices from Oceola, Arkansas, to noon of
the 18th, have been received. AT that time
the citizens were still under arms, and
greatly excited about reports that the me-
groes were marching on the place. Scores
of prisoners have been captured, and the
Jail is crowded. The citizens are shipping
their families and goods to places of safety.
The steamer Celeste,e en- route for Memphis,
was hailed fifteen miles below Oscsola, and
on reaching the landing a gang of armed
negroes demanded to be taken to Oceola,
but they were driven off and the steamer
got away safely. Armed bands were seen
at other points on the river.
Fitzpatrick did not proceed to Little Rock,
but crossed to Crittenden county, where he
endeavored to prevail on the sheriff to cross
with him into Mississippi county, with a
posse of negroes, but the sheriff declined.
1t is stated that the militia were en- route
from Little Rock for the scene of trouble.
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The New Arehbl.hop of paltimors.

Washington, October 15.-A Baltimore
dispatch says that the Archbishop of New
York and all the bishops attending the GER
emonies of installation of Archbishop Bay
ley, were in conference yesterday for sew
eral hours. 1t is understood that the Pro-
vincial Council will be convened early in
the administration of the new Archbishop.
The interests of the colored people and the
subject of secular education will be promi-
nent topics for consideration. AT the BAN
quet given to Archbishop Bayley. that
dignitary, in his remarks, said, he never
did believe in opposing liberty of conscience,
was an earnest advocate of its fullest exer-
else. He believed he was appointed to bis
present trust because he was known to be
opposed to the materialistic spirit of the
age, and an enemy of intemperance.
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KNIGHTS 81. Johns Com
mandery Knights Templar of Wilmington,
DEL, numbering about sixty members,
arrived here about one O'Clock, and were
received by Richmond Commandery No. 2,
and escorted to their quarters at Exchange
Hotel, where they were welcomed in a
formal manner by E. G. VIM. E. Tanner.
This evening they will be entertained at
a banquet given by the Richmond Sir
Knights at the hotel, having previously
visited Assembly Hall to witness the pre-
s~entation of the bust of Right Worshipful
Brother John Dove under the auspices oil
Dove Lodge No. 81. Tomorrow at 3 P.
NJ. q parade Of the Sir Knights will take
place.
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RICHMOND THEATRE" Eileen Oge"
is one of the most thrilling dramas we have
witnessed this season, and was a perfect
success last evening, being witnessed by o
splendid audience. It is full of startling
points and interesting denouements, which
keep up the interest admirably and enchain
the attention of the audience. Many of the
scenes are highly pathetic, and wildly de-
pict the characteristics of the Irish people.
No one can see the piece and not feel
stronger and better. 1t was well presented,
and the acting was good throughout, not
only on the part of the Saville company
but OF the part Of the members Of our own
stock. Its repetition tonight is q wise de.
termination of the management, as another
crowded audience is certain.
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CLEANINCS

Fresh troubles are reported to have
broken out in Pope county, Ark, just as a
settlement of the present difficulties was
looked for.
An engine, at the Lewistown bridge,
Pennsylvania, ran into an omnibus Satur-
day evening, killing the driver, and injuring
seven passengers, including David E. Rob-
inson, cashier of the Mifhin county bank.
Those injured were not seriously hurt.
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FOREIGN VESSELS ENTEREp.-The
British bark Magnet, Capt. Vim. Brown,
master, from Liverpool, entered at the Gus
tom-house this morning, with 252 tons old
iron rails for the Tredegar Iron Works, 1874
tons cotton ties consigned to order, and
1886 sacks salt for Messrs. Lee, Seldom &
Co.
There was entered at the same time the
Norwegian brig Rufus, Captain B. Jagen-
sen, from Liverpool, with three hundred
and eight tons old iron rail, for the Trede-
gar Company.
The Danish brig Hebe, the British bark,
Traveller, and the British brig, Gladiator,
were also entered to-day. The two first
will take in -four to be shipped to Brazil
by the Gallego Mills FIGURING Company,
and the latter with flour for the same port,
to be shipped by Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.
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UNAVAILABLE LErrERs.-The follow

UNAVAILABLE LETTERs.-The follow
ing is q list OF unavailable letters remaining
in the Post-ofice to-day Henry Jones,
No. 81 Dallas street A. S. Meeks; W. T.
Harding, Esq, Buchanan, Botetourt
ty, Va. Cousin Carrie /; Rev. Charles H.
Casey, Salem, Va. ; Lizzie Moore, Charles
City county, Va; one no address; VIM. B.
Bishop, Esq, Jarrett's Hotel, Petersburg,
Va; II. w. Thurn, Wilmington, N. c.; ].
G. Drew, Newtown, King & Queen county,
Va; A. Alexander, Lexington, Rockbridge
county, Va; Jas. D. Anderson, Lexington,
Rockbridge county, Va.
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THE YOUNGSTERS This
is the name of one of the numerous or
CARNATIONS known to the colored people Of
Richmond. 1t is benevolent and literary
in its character, and is altogether worthy
of the respect and encouragement of all
u citizens. 1t embraces in its member
ship many Of the most respectable and
substantial young men of the colored popu-
lation. The Society holds its weekly
meetings ct the corner of Leigh and Fourth
streets. Its meeting last night was more
than ordinarily interesting, and wound up
with an incident well verify of mention
here. Many of the lady friends of the
members invaded the sacred precincts of
the hall just as the meeting was about to
break up, bearing a bountiful supply of re-
freshments. both in solid and liquid form,
and invited the Youngsters to help
themselves, which they did with a vim.
The members were completely taken by
surprise ; but q jolly good time ensued,
and we have no doubt all present are more
than ever i'll favor of the Youngsters
Union.n
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OPPENHIMER.-About a year ago A.
Oppenhimer moved his elegant clothing
and furnishing establishment to the new
building at the southeast corner of Main
and Fourteenth streets. The house has
grown in public favor from the start, and is
now one of the most popular clothing
houses in the city. Mr.. ~Oppenhimer has
just added merchant tailoring to his estab-
lishment, and our gentlemen friends can
be furnished with any garment to order on
short notice. We refer all to his adver-
tisement in another column.
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More Promises from Delaware.

The Wilmington Commercial protests
against the classification which put down
Delaware as one of the States to be con-
coded to Greeley. 1t says: delaware is
not certain for Greeley. On the contrary
it is altogether likely to vote for Grant, and
at the very worst, must be classified as
doubtful. We mean this, seriously. Della
ware connot be claimed as a Greeley
State" We hope the people of Delaware
will see to it that it is put in the Grant
column on the 9Th of November.