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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03

CONNECTION SEcuErD.-A million dollars
worth of stock in the Short-line railroad was
sold a short time since to parties having
controlling interest in the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and under the contract of sale
the stockholders in the Short-line were to
have the option of putting in their Short-line
stock for sixty days at So share. Out OF
the Sl,GOO,0OO worth of shares owned by
stockholders. over 81 100000 worth was put
in: so that now the capitalists who control
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad own four
tifths of the stock in the Short-line.-L0u,s-
rifle Courier.
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Ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, O., january 1.-The Senate has
been organized with Republican officers by
the vote of the Lieutenant-Governor.
A resolution was adopted asking Congress
to adopt Summers onc-term amendment.
The vote was 1G TO Il.
The House has also organized with Re-
publican officers.
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farAi rurrIHG AIFEAYs IN NEW 1oRK'
-'n@ }'ork, January l.--On board the schooner
ja,tu 4. Ga:nag", lying ut foot Of Twenty
i"@iEa street, south river, this evening, the
@.2r, William II. Harris, was attacked br
ttEre Of the crcw, with whom he had differ
curc. he stabbed Samuel Harrison in the
A'2t1 yith pockct-knfe, killing lin in
SANITY and DANGEROUSLY wounded Robert
E":i.iall in The ri,,r. Harris was arrested.
! !nN about thir1y.iire years old was
y,aud Wing in ..dcphi street, 'i;rooklyn, this
t"r:n", with cuts GA his head and BODY.
-" We t,,';rli to the hospital and died imInc-
H~'o'y. Froin papers found in his pocket
It J. supposed his na.nc is john Ii. Harvey,
Of Hamilton, Eclmudn, w. /.
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GETfEEgs DEALERS.

GIBSON s BROCK,
" CORNER SIXTH STREET AND THE CANAL.
tcli a:ln'! Old. &. Mccarthy & Coz
LUMBER. SHINGLES, PALINGS. BALED
Hay. OATS, CORN MEAL, MILL FEED, &C.. al
the lowest r.!r:.
Bill timber cut 20 order promptly.
J. +. ". GIBSON.
late Of Mayo 6 Gibson.
j.. a. BROCK,
&C o-am formerly of Ragland & Brock.
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The sousl, Carolina Rukrux Trials.

COLUMBIA, January Pin the United
States Court this morning, the trial of DR..
Avery was continued. After arguments
from opposing counsel, the jury found j YER
dict of guilty. No motion for arrest fjudg-
mcnt was made.
-Four prisoners from Spartansbnrg county
pleaded guilty aud were remandcd for sei-
tcnre.
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g'riSs.c ft:! Roller ENDiosion---Fotr Per
S,,,s,. HisIeI and Three Woi,n;scss.

C.rrr,pondcncc of the cleveland Herald.
WArruAN. Huron COUNTY, ONO, December
aS.--An awful boiler explosion took place
hi, morning nj 800, in the cooper-shop Of
Ellis x lvimcs. resulting in the death OF
four persons Instantly and injuring three
others, as follows Engineer Hunt, formerly
from Perry Il hoy 10y the name Of MGndy,
.A,l>,in'S boy. and sonny Luce. The engineer
Wa cut ri< in two; one Of the others had
"uo Jog torn entirely oil, and the other horrl-
@ly rHanglcd. 1t was the most SickenlnS
! >isit wrrver law. The killed would scarcely
! la recognized. Tie boiler was carrying sixty
| poilNd, "f steam. The gauges had just been
, lr:ci, bat frcin defect in the boiler this ter
! ri!c catastrophe has happened.
! The iuiier, after running while showed
! signs Of weakness, and much complaint was
! made III regard to lis safety 10y those not con-
nccted with the shops. The b!istered piece
WAS taken out: piece put in. Since the re-
! pairs they had run day and half. Pieces
| of the boiler were found forty rods from the
! scene. The cn@inc-houSe, which was of
! brick, and all the northeast corner Of the
! shop, were blown entirely out. The build
! ing took fire, and it WAS with great effort that
| tie tire was put ont.
! Mr.. Hunt. the engineer, was married
man. and had but recently come to the place.
We hear that the engineer said, Just before
| the accident, that the boiler was not safe,
Willie repairing it it was declared rotten and
! worthless. The boiler was purchased in
Fremont, Gf J;lnc & Co. Mr.. June was here
Il day or two ago, aud said that they need not
be afraid of running up the stea.n to two
hundred pounds. We hear that the boiler
WIS pronounced rotten when it was being
sci. On the whole. it was fortunate acct
! dent, for there were but few around when
| the accident occurred, that milking the loss Of
! lift, much less.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Rome.

Rome.
VICTOR EMMANUEL C0NGRATULATES THE POPE.
ROME January 1.-The King sent special
ambassador to the Vatican New Years day
with congratulations to the Pope. Cardinal
Antonclli received the ambassador and in
formed him that His Holiness was indiSpo&ed
and unable to receive visitors.
France.
VICTORY N ALGERIA.
PARIS, January 2.-The French have won
brilliant victory in Oran. Two rebel chief
tains and one hundred and fifty horscmen
were killed.
England.
LONDON, january 2.-Thc Prince of Wales
is much imlaNed.
The Amess2!l Minister has gone TO France,
where he will meet General Sherman.
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OF which escape nnconsnmed and polltte The
surrounding air, much TO the injury Of eyes
and lungs, willie others that enter the flame
In passing through it are only partially con-
sumed, and in the shape of smoke or dust
escape into the surrounding atmosphere. to
the detriment of pictures, ceilings. or gilt
frames, tc. Nothing Of all this occurs with
the new light.
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ILLNESS OF ARCHBISHOP SrALDIsG.-The
Most Rev. Archbishop Spalding, who has
been confined to his room for some time past
irolna serious bronchial affection, grew worse
on Sunday, and yesterday the prayers of the
congregation at the Cathedral were asked for
his recovery. Last evening the condition OF
the venerable prelate was unchanged, but no
scrious fears are entertained but that he will
finally recover Baltimore Sttn.
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The Wharton Trial.

ANNAPOLIS, January DIR. Reese testified
| that, viewing the case exclusively from the
symptoms and post mortem examination as
testified to, he is of the opinion that ketch-
llm's death may be fairly attributable to q
natural cause-that is, to Il disease.
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GROCERIES, dc.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE.
EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS,
now open fer hl,rrSs with i large. fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
ri greatly rclGcc'! prices.
Il StGh AIS pounds for 81:
YELLOW SUGARS, 10 pounds for 81:
CUT SUGAR. pounds icrSl
Toasted RIO COFFEE. pounds for 81;
Toasted L.,GEATRA COFFEE, pounds for 81 !;
Toasted JANA COFFEE, q pounds for 81;
- GU%IDWBER TEA for Size;
sl.Jy JAPAN TEA for 81:
sl.50 DD!.0EG TEA for 81:
81 ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA for I,c.;
?! bars S0.,P (c&Iral fer 81:
i'uye CHER VINEGAR. gallons for 81;
. gallons extra &tDLASSES FOR II.
lIon,t ferret the OLD STAND, Main street, corner
%: Eie':tI. No. $50. dc s2aas3lo
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4 MODEL LlGur.-A French chemist has
discovered light as superior to gas as gas
was superior to its predecessor, oil: An op-
portunty will soon be afforded OF bcholdins
this beautiful, clear, and heal:,y light, as the
officials of the Crystal Palace Company have
laid pipes. placed gasbmetars in position; and
in the course Of few days will illuminate
their crystal fountains and rare works Of art
with the new ox-hydric light, and in order
that the public may have ocGiar demonstl;1-
ton of its vast superiority over gas, the lights
will alternate, and then the dull yellow haze
of the ilickering gas-lamp will become doubly
so in the steady, bright light enIanating from
the other, which is so intense that it causes
the flame of gas to cast a shadow itself on
the wall it is intended to illuminate. This
new light can be obtained at a l much lower ,,g
rate than gas, and 1t Is not only brilliant anu
clear. but healthy, Aboyethe issrle aperture
in the ordinary geas-lmp, when lighted, there
is a dark space, surrounded by the flame,
with sparkling atoms floating upwards many
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Arrest of Brigham Young.

SAsr LAKE CITY, January 2.--Brghan
Young was arrested this morning at his resi-
deuce in this city by the United States mar
sinai on the charge Of murder. An applica-
ton for his release on bail will be heard this
afternoon.
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SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.-A rare
- opportunity Is afforded the youth of this city and
stat" for acquiring practical knowledge OF the art
OF tcegr9nhiug by the school. Of hessrs. PAY N
TEL. d MCGOEERN, which IL now In successful
operation III No. 1210 MAIN STREET tup stairS).
There Is Il constlnt and cvcr-iIcrcasing demand
for accomplished operators throughout the country,
and 10 profession or occupation nav presents such
prospects Tor prompt anu renuncl7itlrc employ
lGcEt.
Call ut the school rs above, where the instruments
may be seen In operation, and any desired inforna-
ton to terms, length Of session, &c, &C., will 10
furnished.
RICHMOND. VA, December 9, 1871
lI.o- 81
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BrRSIHG OF CuURCH.-LoutS1He, hy,
January 1.-THE Church of the Messiah, cor
ner of Fourth and York streets, was almost
destroyed by fire yesterday morning, ltcost
SO. 900, and had been completed only few
months. Insured for So, 0Go.
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LOCOMOTIVE ExrLosloS.--R0ch Janu-
alv IA locomotive on the New York Cen
ti..l railroad, while the engine was standing
ut the North-strcet crossing, in this city, eN-
ploded. The engineer, fireman, and three
bows, who were on the engine, were more or
less Injured
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GENERAL ITEMS.

New YORK, January 2.-The old Board Of
Aldermen, afteg passing resolutioD tmpeach-.
ing Mayor. Hall, was dissolved by an order OF
the court. The new Board was then quail
fed by the Mayor, and proceeded to bllsl;
ness-Mayor Hall presiding, The new Board
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y EFlNED SUGARS.

tFAKE NOTICE.-CHOICE PICKEM
i GOSHEN EtTTfER,
BALTIMORE CORNED BEEF.
BEEF and BUFFALO TONGUES.
No. $. E. II ANS, SHOULDERS, and
BREASTS;
No. ]. CREAM CHEESE,
SQISGU PIGS FEET. Tor sal" !y
Gc2S L. I. JAMES. I53, Main street
PINEAPPLE. C!IEDDER, EDAM, and
{ san $40 Cheese: itr,i:!i: 5inrclroni and NGrI!
t;! AIMED Fruits anl Vegetables Foreign and Do
inustic Pickles, English and American CrackclS
t,oNcs S,G.rh!Ia. Cic!ttinc, French ard American
ihccolitc SI:ec:mcIts Ill st%pic Groceries, and Il
iiIi a-sor .i,elt OF Gmc Wines and Liquors.
j. i. KIDD,
ESQ III Droad street
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yXTILLIAM Z. WOOD & CO,
w 1913 AND 375 ". BALTIMORE STREET.

BALTIMORE. Md
manufacturers OF sTEA3i-HEATlNG APpA.
RNTUS and inventors of the new posnea-irnnt
fat-ton PARIS RANGE--in every respect the hest
cookiug-r.,nge IN tie United States and warranted
to heat the rooms above 1t rcceixnd with the cee
;t,t first premiums ut the Maryland State Fair and ut
The American Institute Fair, New York. Buy either
the Parlor Sun or Lightning Fireplace Heaters , ana
rrace stove and the best cooking apparatus In the
world.
Send for descriptive circular. -
Manufacturers and Inventors Of Heating, Eeniila-
ting and Cooking Apparatus, 37S and $40 w bai-
t!uiore street. Baltimore. Md. no 9-asnl
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ii i reported that Senator Schurz will
move 10 strike Gut all after the first clause Of
tac amnesty bill, wien it comes up again in
the &rng:c. Tic ILL will then provide for
general amnesty.
e,n"per's absurd exehequer scheme isagain
lie papers.
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no PLY SICI A \ s.

FLUID EXTRACT OF CALABAR BEAN. made
from the fresh bcIl. and guaranteed reliable;
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF En-
GOT, combined with aromttcs to prevent na'i-
sea. and faiiy representing ergot;
CALNRAR 4 RI AIINE, for contracting the pupi
OF tile eye: , 49,.
ATEOPINE tiELATINE, for tliiating the Pupil CT
the eve:
LASIINAH TENTS, imported; e..
SPONGE TENTS. c:rioZcd:
SURFACE THERMOMETERS
AXlLLA THERMOMETERS,
CRiNOMETEI.S. complete:
MAGNIFYING GLASSES, for medical use;
with I'LL the new and valuable medical and itIrg!cn
MEADE { BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
dee $40 Main street.
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Dratis of Colonel Brent.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 2.-Colonel
George William Brent died about 6 p. NJ. oil
typhoid pneumonia. lie was taken sick
Saturday night.
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BY ! Ssociatel Press,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 2.-Colonel
George W. Brent. 4 prominent lawyer and
of the Army of Tennessee
under johnson and Bragg, is dead.
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An Alleged ESu,slux Hoax.

ST. Louis, january 2.-The kukl,x out
RACES reported in Saline county prove to be
hoax. There was small fight, in which a
white man was wounded.
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PROPOSALS.

c6OO REWARD.-A. reward Of FINE
d5CUU HUNDRED DOLLARS win be paid for
tho apprchcfsion and conviction OF The fneenctnry
who itred the corn and plaster min OF u, ". Moore,
ON south side Of the Dock, The night OF the sSth
FIRESfEN,s FEsD INSURANCE COMPANY.
PETERsauRG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
vIRer Spsi FIRE AND MARINE IssuRA x =.
COMPANY, ',',, @ ds ss'aw
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aCoMMERCf.iKlTs..'

-
RIctNoSy, Va, Jsnuarfc, 1871.
OFFERINGS
G5a1 % sS sefsl. Mixed q, s,,ss
DRIED ArrLRs.-s bushels.
IE4f.-if btlsiieis.
ttora.-s" 'l'' 7iqs ~ = . safrss. 80
WrEAT.-W'iitr. bushels common at SIS;
hus'ie!s common at s1..o. ~. ~,..Lss.
CSC good s &C. 0spe god sss bRasse
ut sffgs5c. for, prime, 6fc. for very good
MEAL.-io bushels at roc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WhEAT.-Red, bushels,
REMARKS.
Business recommended on Change to-day, and the
sales of Corn exhibited antehoiiday prices. There
was not much done, however. t4
Tobacco Exchange. rs
JANUARY 2.-Business recommended at The To-
barco Exchange to-day nlso. Twenty eight hogt-
| heads and i box were offered, ID hoeshe.ds and
box were sold, and II hogsheads we're taken Ia.
Prices ranged from ss.lo8sss. Things ara in work
Ing order now In both institutions. RIO. H.
Domestic Harkets-tBY TELEGRApHl.
NEW YORK, January Cotton strong; sales,
ss9 rner aa ss to i 2es eai s gas
good to choice, s7.sog s925. Whisky, s9:- Wheat
Winter red western, sl.s74Si.S Corp.Good De-
Old 1895; new, Si..so Beef quiet. Lard
Kettle, gsc. Turpentine, s7Gs7sc. Rosln unchanged.
Tallow firm at 9lIosc Freights dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE. January e.-Flour steady and in fair
demand. Wheat quiet ndnnchanged: Corn-wlite,
ut SIS. Bacon quiet; shoulders, 7ac- Lard, loc.
Whiskey nominal ut 9Cc. 100
Virginia SIS, OLD. d; bid consolidated, sss bid; ct
asked. West Fireinia's, 81 bid. ,,s =. II.
LOUISVILLE. january 2-Tobacco-sales % hhda:
common Tugs. .Sga5G$5.15; good, $7eE7-5o; low 10
medium leaf, $7.T5Ilo fair, $l4@Sle
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FIsK's LAsT.-l'isk has, it is said, bought
out Taylor's saloon, in New York, and in
tends re0rening it out toward Central Park.
The saloon by its movements, its present
sale, and contemplated transportation, has
been q convenient demonstration of the
steady recession of some sorts of business
from the lower parts Of New York. In its
recent site the saloon has failed to create that
culinary reputation it had when "down
town." Its purchase by Fisk may be merely
financial speculation, or it may cover deep
designs of retirement from railroadins to
reStaulantirg. The antics of this adventurer
have ceased to be so important or divcrting
as they once Brooklyn Eagle.
-&Sn----
Freight on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road has increased so rapidly that boX-cars
had to he tc,cgIaphcd for, anda steamer char
tered and dispatched to Portsmouth to bring
them on. From fifty to seventy-five tons of
miscellaneous frcights are daily unloadcd on
our levee for shipment to Charleston and
other points on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. huntington Independent.
\ member Of the Beard of Supervisors of
six mills on the dollar for school purposes
because there were only eight mills in the
county, and one Of them didn't have water
enough to run half the year.
The Alexandria Gazette announces the
sudden and serious illness Of Colonel George
". Brent, who was attacked Oh Saturday
night with pneumonia.
America sends to Great Britain annually
$15,0JO,000 in gold for the single article of
spool cotton.
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VACCINE VIRUS,
SON-uUAIANIZED
rom the New r3rk Disrensary. A fresh supply
taken from the calf December lcih last,
received by the agent,
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
deol S2J Broad street.
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IOD-LITER OIL,
" WARRANTED pCRF.
This OIL. bottled ly Eas been subjected To crit
ica tests, and is undoubtedly pure and reliable.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO..
lac Druggists. 1916 Main street.
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THE PEERLESS HORSEPOWER
L COUGH SYRUP. for the cure OF every iorin Of
cough, bronchitis, asthma, sore throat. h!scncS'.
&C., and will positively cure consumption II taken ~!
time. See circulars. For sale by plopr:ctoTs
wholesale agents.
PURCELL. LADD & Co. Druggists.
l2lG Main street. corner Thirteenth.
DC 4-3m Richmond. Va.
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Domestic Markets-TBy TELEonApnl.
DRY GOODS.
TEW-YEAR'S BARGAINS.

~ II Ian y bIALsS<AlASCsr
BLACK ALPACAS worth G2I, rs, SITE, and III, at
90, co. o., and s5c.;
SATTEESS, all co!ors, worth 81 ut CSC. per yard;
IRISH POPLINS worth 81 per yard at *l.25,
JAPANESE DRESSES worth sl2 at SO rcr pattern
- BEhCK YEI.EETEES reduced to $3.50,
sl.J0 BLACK VELyETEEN reduced to &I.zs,
Il BLACK vELYETEEN reduced to &c.,
PLAID POPLINS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
BLACK FRENCH MERINOES,
GR0S DE ZURICH, TAMISE CLOTHS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, a
ENGLISH and FRENCH POPLINs and Mo.
HAIRS,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, BLANKETS,
QUILTS, WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR,
CASS1MERES,
DQESKTNS,
BROADCLOTHs,
ST. AND ALL WINTER GOODS
now offered at greatly reduced prices, as they will DO
sold ut and below cost, rather than be carried over
WILLIAM TILALHIAlER & SONS,
lal No Col Broad, corner Sixth street.
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~ nGtS.
SO3lETuiNG QUITE NEW,


APPRECIATED ~ LADIES CENTRALLY,
!nit most particularly ny those
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY hPIAhEl.
VIC ara prepared TO have made In tie most an,
proved manner any description ct LADlES am
tH;LDnf.N':. CLOTH Nc: also. IAD!ks.GEN'
.rI.E.lf.k'. ana ClliLDIiES'S UNDERWEAR,
10 order ii shortest notice, and guarantee satSiac-
lion.
An important consideration l. that any person
making Il discovery of any article OF wearing APP
pare: having given ont may have ii replaced III anew
hours time ~ giving us their orders.
hnothcr worthy consideration Is, all ins WORK IS
,nrn ,,i We are simply '.go-Jet,cecns," guarantee
ing the work shall lie done by those who are compe-
tent and deserving.
AMI llslly We ask every lady who desires work
rrolu,.lr Hlln desires hei work well eHccutcd VINO
i:;ir. ~ be rid OF the trouble Of looking up some
one 10 do Ter work who Is responsible and to use her
inl;r,ucr IN . direction mos, needed and deserving
To bring her orders to the -
DOMESTIC SEWISG-NACHlSEQ OFFICE,
900 MAIN STREET, EItHMoSD, VA.
10 o,-Iin AVERY Il CO.. Agents.
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NTOTICE.-Al persons having claims
~ against the late firm Of WICKER & DAVIS
arc requested present the same without delay to
settlement rs lie Is ready and anxious to pay them If
any remain unpaid. ---- D,r,e
dc 7-lms Hthrh DA'Is.
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E-THREAD.-T first ~ .ssssfWse
- Of my own importation SEINE ~, :,
THREAD of all Nos. and qualities, has arrlveu IA
les than New York prices < call from all fisher
men and dealers In SEISE-THREAD Is solicited.
''s'' ''''' l.. LICIITENSTEIN,
importer OF Scinc-Thrcada and dealer in
RGucs. Cotton Yarns, &c. 1905 and lI0! FRANKLIN
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.


EOD-LIEER OH-3Ioller'S. The only
" OIL for which the first premiums were awarded
at the exhibitions in London Bergen, Stocl-lon at
Paris. 80 ......
\ supply received. For sale by
RCELL, LAID e CO,
i,c Druggists. 1916 Main street.
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4 TTENTION!
~ LIC0RICE Of approved brands,
TONQUA BEANS.
and sorts;
sUI:N!;S and SYRUPs, all grades, always for
sale Oh good terms by
&c l2-lm A.. !. STOKES i CO. :
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!l
y GREATEST BARGAINS YET

~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
JULIUS SICLES'S,
4l5 BROAD Str e EFT. dD
Has iist received large additions to his DRESS
GOODS Department. and still receiving by almost
every express MI the Int styles containing every
tyiG ard variety to Ec found In the northern market.
TO which Invite special attention from all In want
OF DRY JDOiJS-N!Z., +.
Empress Cloths 1T so, 90, and &c., very cheap;
Sattcrns In Ill coi0r.. ut ga. u.s. and s0t Irish Pop.
Inns, new and beautiful, very low; Japanese s!lks ard
i'op!irs. ali shades and conrs: plltn and Plaid
+crgrs at 2J 30. and 5Or.-haf price; Black silks at
l.Jy, l.T5, - 10 ~. the best in the city; Black Az
.icas ut %, So 10, 30 to 75c and 81 per yard; Black,
Mcrino, POmbnzine. and Tnmise Cloths, chtap;;
Shaws, new STYLES, In stripes, and beautiful ut sso
and s.: Black Shawls, single aud double, at all
prices }rOrhc Shawls at -, $40, $3.50 TO SiGcome
and get one: White Blankets ut $3.50, S. to 49, very
low: C0lorcd Blankets ard Qailts, 1850. vs., anu ~
;,lr: Il full assortment Of White, Red, Blue and
Gray Flanncs 1T %. 80, 10. so 10 $780, and H. very
r,.i1: Oprra Elannes I'll al coOrB, plain and plaid,
80 10 re Choking Cloths, all coors and kinds, &C.,
cry cheap; Cnaks the largest srock In the city at
the lowe. r;rcs furS. for ladies' mi ycs, and chit-
drrn IT q trcuciy low G2;res. III fact, everything
10 lie !O,nd il the Dry Goods line Mt the lowest
prices possible.
Come and see item. 49,.
Julius SYCLE, Ais Broad street.
Store closed On Saturday. p ~ -,
Statesmen: John n. Gary, ". d. Powers, Jonn =.
TURNER no Is