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The Cecil Whig., 1872-06-08
SERIES @.

The Mutual Building Association of Elkton
now offrr for sale third Series C. of Stock The
first nsalment of One Dollar per SHARE and twenty-five
cents fee will be paid in tho last Saturday in July
which is the beginning of the Third year of the Society
This Society is very prosperous the plan on which it
established being improvement the old system.
Stockholders can withdraw at any Monthly Meeting,
receiving he amount paid ill., with interest Six per
cent on the investment: thus making the Society
desirable, it is safer and profitable than saw
ngs bank.
Any of the Directors will receive names of persons
who desire to take Stock in Series C.
No money need be paid till the last Saturday evening
in July.
DIRECTORS:
D. SCOTT, Prest, ii. D. NJ. HOWARD " Prest
Il. NARSHBANK. DR.. T. II. MUSGROyE,
r. T.. EWING, W. H. EDER
J. I. MCCULLOUGH, DR.. c. NJ. ELLIS
W. MINKER North East.)
X. G. REESE, Secretary.
r. lIAINES. Treasurer.
april 6, 1S12-3m C. MCCULLOUGH, Attorney.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-06-08
GOLD BAND AND WHITE CHINA
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Ware.
WHITE STONEWARE
OF ALL THE BEST MAKES.
CUT, ENGRAVED AND PRESSED
GLASSWARE
OF EVERY DECRIpTIoN, AND AT
Prices that will defy Competition
HAVING IEcENTLY ADDKD TO MY STOCK A
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
SOLID SILVER GOODS,

No House in Philadelphia New York presents greater
variety from which select all articles of Table Ware
The Prices will always be as Low
First-Class Goods can be furnished as
A careful inspection of the Goods, and
rigid examination of Prices, is earn
estly invited
All Solid Silver Ware will be sold as
low as TIFFANY & Co., and BALL,
BLACK & Co, of New York; BA1LY l.
Co., of Philadelphia, or any other
House, having any reputation for hon.
esty and fair-dealing.
E EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE
GUARANTEED T0 BE EXACTLY
as REPRESENTED.
Call and examine these Goods before
purchasing.
THOs. Y. de NORMANDIE,
302 Market Street, Wilmington, Dol.
May %. .1s70-ty
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The State Fair.

At least in point Of numbers the eNhsu''
ton was on yesterday successful. 'ne
grounds presented an animated ma ocau'-
IN, spectacle, and the large crowd present
had little difficulty in finding amusement
In the hurdIe-racc. which was nobiy ran,'hc
winner was a gentleman from Maryland.
The trials OF speed did not come of accord
inr to programme, but an inpromptu race
did very well in its place. All things on
sjdered, the day passed pleasantly.
Last night thousands of our friends from
the country arrived, and nearly all will VISIT
the Fair to-day. Agcncral cessation OF h'si-
ness in the city and the Suspension OF INC
public schools viii combine to swell INC
crowd, and should the military companies,
in accordance with the genera! desire oil inc
pcorle. visit the grounds, Notwithstanding
the discourteous action OF the Executive
Committee with reference to them, we may
expcc, to have a larger attendance than c'cl
before since the war.
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The Outraces in Georgia.

The Radicals seem to have determined TO
make Georgia pay dearly for giving I'll" Dc
mocratic ticket about $4,000 minority Il, the
late election. We have published from tlinc
to time accounts Of the domlci!iary visits
made by Federal supervisors Of election
under pre;cnce of yerityingthc registry; ana
of arrests OF men by he supervisors Tor INC
expression of Democratic sentiments iii the
public streets; and now we nave 10 an
nounce that the soldiers. cmul1uS of the eX-
ample of their comrades across the South
Carolina border. are annoying the people OF
Georgia too much after their manner ON the
march OF SHERMAN to the sea.
The Macon Telegraph brings t'lc following
account Of the latest Outrage:
"On Wednesday night about 2 o'cio"k 4
band Of ten United States soldiers, led hy
some brerct official, appeared at the dwelling
OF Or. j. b. Terrell in quest OF the blctol
and his son. who were from iiolu"' lt!cy
entered the house and searched II" premises
in the rudeSt manner, Violating win men
rulian presence the ~!"rr!n%-ciR!nbcI "i lNn
Young ladies, and even tearing from lh"li
persons the bea.coycTing which protected
them. Disappointed 1T not lindiE2 Their
prey, they then visited other domic!l, and
arrested and bare away with them NeS3IS'
William Fountain. William Caiiif, William
Bridges, Frank Remington, Edward Walker.
railroad agent, and Jamcs Fountain. -Hoi
content with thus outrd9inS The homes and
pclsons OF their victims. these exemplary
representatives Of Radical law proceeded 10
rifle the pockets Of one Of their prisoners, Mr.
William Fountain, Of about 81. ior the
truth of this latter chirart,ri>iir ri our III
formant has the authority Of tie brother ci
Mr.. Fountain
The Georgia papers believe these ou'ra@"s
are designed to oycluwc the Democrats ana
keep them from the assertion o. Their rights
at The polls Oh Tuesday next. }c Tat rs II
NAV. their a",rUcity furnishes 70 IL III Virginia
tie very best Of arguments for rcd"uh'ed cN-
cStionS to place in power :: peace administers
ton. The rejection Of Gcnrrai GRANT but
endorses all the tyranny used N.E him III the
past TO kccpthc southern people III sti'le"tlon'
and invites him TO p!icc Us also under Hlai.
tia! law whenever his own Interests require
il. With GREELEY as President such occur
icnccs would be heard Of 40 more.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
The Liberal SaMnai.M Headquarters.

From the New York Trihunc.I
Letters were received Yesterday 1T Tie
Iitcml Republican headquarters from Vir-
SiNiG, West Virginia, and Louisiana, giving
cheering Intelligence. The Hon. J.. VI. Ash
ley returned Yesterday from a tour in TIL.
State. He says that there Is no Doubt that
New York will give Il majority Of from
10000 TO 10000 for the Liberal candidates.
Letters and kilograms received at the head
quarters Of the National Democratic EHccll-
live Committee, from vaIiols sections, iGdi-
cate that the Liberal Republicans and Demo
Gratis are working with great zeal. Tie
apathy which succeeded the October cleo
lions has been succeeded BY Il determination
to work and win success, and the results
thus fir have been Of the most gratifying
character.
a letter was received yesterday by Colonel
Ethan Allen, ut the Liberal Republican head
quarters. from William II. Russell. treasurer
OF the Greeley and Brown Cab of Palmyra,
No. he denies culpllatically the report that
Il Grant and Wilson banner Was torn down
there and a rebel flag hoistcd. He adds thai
no rebel flag has been hoisted there since the
close OF the war.
The Liberal Republican State Committee
has made q careful canvass Of the State by
SSit1Sl Nl>t1 Ills, dill aStti lliliti ~ SttiGll
count that there are more than $4,000 Libe-
raj Republicans. There is not Il county in
the State where there is not un organization
Of Woodworking, enthusiastic Republicans,
uhohaye become Disguised with the Admin.
istration, and are laboring for the success OF
the Liberal candidates. The State Committee
processes TO be confident that New York wil!
give a handsome majority Tor the Liberal cam
didatcs.
Grant and EOrney--A Melting Inter-
view at ,Washing&on--Eormey Taken
Rack xstse she Fold greatly TO Came.
sons AUST.
WAsniNGIos, October 2S.-[Hy telegraph
TO the Tribune. l-Colonel Forney arrived
here tins morning, but whether ut the call of
the President or not is not known. The fact
has been remarked that Senator Cameron has
lately spent much time in the city, and that
he has been particularly attentive at the
White House. 1t is suggested that the old
man corrupt of Pennsylvania has not alto
gether succeeded in convincing the President
that 10 him belongs all the credit for the ADJ
ministration victory in his State, and thai
Grant is half persuaded that he owes less to
Cameron than to his own Off G holderf-.he
collectors, assessors, and ltostmasteis. Tie
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Cha;rman Of the Pennsylvania Grant o. az
Snmnar,ao topethcr with Cameronla lnc
TTnion League, Hartranft, Yerkes. ana .se..
MARINERS of the ring, long ago nafkeu ~.
new and determined to drive him rom Tue
marty. and decided and proclaimea InaL ~
should not be allowed to speakfof the 1Ieas
dent in the canvass. To-day. however, "
the Presidents great satisfaction Iolonei
Forncy called at the White Hohs., anu q
long interview between the two 0 U i''I,'
or this interview it is only known 'h"' VI.
President assured Forney that nc was ~.
nroscribcd, that no u%nfrIendlincss hsea 80
between them, and that so 1aF a. !. An, ,s
prc,jdon,l was concerned their rc'al'o',
need not I've Interrupted. This WAS i''ur"S
10 he satisfactory TO Forney, ana Il l'',.r'H
tine roI owed. LIT the mean time '"'a''''
feelings cannot he made pubic.
Tne Aibcwnl ~s"rosnee's. -
Theodore Iilton closed his speech IL
/ Brooklyn (bcforc noticedin these c9''''"s]
with the following words: H.,
"Our prospects are bright. lAppl4iSe'J
\ inst cause has no dark side. We may iI',,
10 wait for The harvest. but il will come. J
cast my whole faith in the final victory G
this movement. and shall toll for II III iEc
dav of triumph shall come. 1t Is the iatt!
Of the future. The Republican party II ''e
| party Of Yesterday. Tie Liberal party j.
| The purity Of tomorrow. ANA to-moir9" ever
more couqucrs the world.
1.-The Oil cry has been : Tor PopH', rof
| Dc,.' It is 81 SANDER. The voice CT goa Is
| the voice of the people. If you VIII 10
! know how YOU shall decide your lnlna ana
| ucalt, ask Yourself on which side Is l'cf'E,
| on which side is honesty, on When sac Il
amnesty. on which sid" y cnariiy. FOR
| where these arc is The divine stamp OF ct"r-
nal favor, and by this sign Shall you cen
qurr.
:, Relying on these principles IS 10, and
knowing that the right shall DC irIuiniiia't
and The wrong ovcIthrcWn, / salute our
| country rs the great Kin" saiu!cd the Holy
City, 'Pcacc BE witlin thy l~Alac"S ana pros
| pcrity within Thy WaIlsS-and bcIle'c i'al
it will yet he tie pur"st, rs it i the AR
est. of all the lands upon the face Of 'ho
Garth" Prolonged ap?!auac.J
=s~iec@l'azicoT,,.
4 Grant ORGAN remark: !: 'Ano'hcr term
| If four wears wouid undoubtedly finish u!i
| all cur wolk in he >oIith." Doubtless, ana
finish up the South al the same time.
i letter from The Chairman Of the NatIonn!!
| lilc;j EnIutiiriu Committee ot CoIcr"o
Cifiz-uS ;,,st received at the headquarters III
New York tate that Tie Liberal movement
j uoLHlr goni yronrc.S anon" tie cnIorcd
citizens al <orill Curciint; TINT ;io ""lnirI
| men arc enrolled III the Gr.'irr citb- OF
Ed,tagulhc county, and that IL" RATIO i
much The SANE Throughout; the c,a:trli -cc-
ton o; that state.
"" :,.., nit,i,
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DO all thc damage you can to Tn" rail.
roads and crops. Garry oil stock OF ali
descriptions. ana Negro. ;" IL I" prevent
further planting. II III" war i 10 lat Al
Other year, let tic Shenandoah Valley r. main
II barren WASTE
These are the word ol TRAITS order TO
SnfRipAH, in ol,cdicGcc IN which the bc}uti-
And yet liL>EY WILSoN asks tie people Of
The Shenandoah Valley to vote for GRANT,
and Colonel UFERRALL has no choice between
GRANT and GREELEY.
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Captain GEORGE u. Wise has made Il tho
rough canvass of the Third District Us the
Conservative candidate for Congress. Whcr-
ever he has been he has made fast friends,
who will be heard from on the day o! cleo
ton. No worthicr man could receive our
sutlrages. Voters of the metropolitan dis
,rict, shall we not give him a majority OF
1000: Wccani if wcpoll The full Conservative
Vote. Lct as 90 ii.
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PIT DIR. TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA

NIT ROSADALTS.-ThiS valuable altcIa-
tive remedy and blood purifier has gained reputation
maintained by any other for the length of time II has
been before the public. It Is the pride of the rro-
prietors to maintain In It's manufacture It's original
strength and purity, and hence they ship it from
their laboratory fully relying upon It's merits to sus-
tain It's enviabIe aud growing reputation. That II
possesses merit Is fully attested by the hundreds Of
bona fde certificate in the hands Of the proprictors.
setting forth remarkable cures performed In such
diseases as scroiula. consumption (Which Is ore form
of scrotuia), Rheumatism. white swelling, %eriptions
of the skin, old sores, ulcers, diseases OF women.
dyspepsia. liver complaints. gravel, sore eyes. all
mints OF The system. whether hereditary or acquired:
in fact, all chronic diseases of the blood, liver, KID
neys. and bladder. oc iA-eoti?w
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10000 TICKETS. ONLY - EACH.


II '''' " ~ '
'ic'"-'''"'''' !" "a | =. ~ wa
'n
bifch u "' ''
'll" 'h' 'o''"''t ''
have kindly c"iiseh''" !" ." F'1S'''' j" 'i"' '"'
sitl' are properly "'~eEN -
Hon. joins h.A-tpi'"' ~'"s" :" "N
Hon. 4. ). WATTS, mayor ioriS''ou'h'
Colonel WALTER H. lDo"'" ->ofioN'
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The Straiglt-Out Convention WAS such Il
Notifying fixture that for the SIX" u! the
feelings Of those who originated il and par
ticipatcl in is deliberations we VIII say no
n,nle about il.
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The distribution will he by blindfcidcd persons
Tor blind children! from Two wheels. enc at which
Will contain gifts on printed slips, sealed III envc-
lopes Of Tie same size; the other will contain tags
with numbers on them corresponding with all the
Tickets sold. After the contents Of both wheels are
thoroughly mixed hy revolving. the person at The
first Wheel will tikc I number t!icrctron!, and then
the person at the second wheel Will Take q gift
tleiptycm and the gift thus taken will belong to
the number taken Immediately before II. This pro-
cess viii continuc-thc numbers and gifts being
publicly annouDccd-until the whole four hundred
and one gifts are distributed. Thus the public will
readily ste there can he no fraud, collision. or
knowledge Of what gift any number will get.
Sho.lld the tickets be not all sold when the concert
cones otE The presents will tc distributed In proper
don TO The number sold.
1t is hoped the public will promptly RESPOND to
This effort 10 establish upon Il firm basis delightful
resort during the heated months.
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Special NOTICES.
M MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1872.

m- MONDAY, OCTOBER asrH, 1872.
T. r. PRICE g. co.
have inst opened q beautiful line OF newest snaoea
sATTEENS, REPS, oTToMANS,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLTSs,
BLACK and CoLoRED GROS GRAINS
TYCOON REPS, POPLIN yELOURs,
DELAINES, SAT1NS, &C.
MOURNING GOODS in
Tamese. Cretons, PopIins, Mohnirs'
Alpacas, velours, Ottomans, Reps'
Bombazines, Grapes, and Grape Wells, &c.
In STAPLES:
blankets, F1anncls, Prints, Plaid LinseSs'
Domestics, Hosiery, Sheetings. Cottohs'
Towels, Socks, Underwear, Bosoms'
Collars. Lace Sets. Gloves, &c, &c.
ocos T. Il. PRICE Il Co.
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rE FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
lJg- THE BEST, PRETT1 EST, AND
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS!

We have last received large addib ons to our stock
from closing-out sales In New York, and offer the
greatest bargains since old times fsfore the war.
EeautIrul DRESS GOODS ut CSC. and soc. per yaEd
Latest s,vle BROCADE POPI INS at 4oc. and t0c.
Finest ALL-WUOL SATTEt.NS new shair6, I5c.
Ueavv-cortlcd SILK BELOCR POPI.INS ut 81 pei
yard;
IRISH POPL1NS, silk md wool, twcuty-scyen
inches wide, $50:
JAPANESE SILKS ut nc. worth Tsc.:
COLORED DRESS SILKS, ne's shades, al $o.5c
per yard;
BLACK ALTACAS ut DOC. 70 SOC. superior make
EMPRESS CLOTHS, all rolorS, sec. TO 75c. Per
yard:
ALt~WoOL WHITE FLANNEL at 3Oc. worth
4Oc. per yard:
Handsome STRIPED SHAWLS from SO to $40:
The very latest styles Z I.OAkS from IS TO S?5;
Hundreds Of other desirable articles at the very
lowest prices al
WILLIAM THALHTMER & SONS,
1913 hiain strev.. opposite the post-ofiice.a anil
Col Broad street. corner sixth,
oCc; Richmond, Va.
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rELEGANr NEW sHAWLs AND

Nfg ELEGANT NEW SHAWLS AND
1.,TEsT PARTISAN CLOAKS AND DOLMAN
s,coUEs-T. r. PRICE & co. have in their
shawl-room every novelty in this line.
BROCHE LONG and SQUARE sHA"Lo'
DoLMAN SACQUES AMI CLoAks,
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS-
RICH ROMAN SCARFS, &C, &c. -" Is
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spECHAL NOTICES.
mW1NEs AND LIQUORS.

r WINES AND LIQUORS.
For sale In bond or duty paid, 10 hau p'pes' ~
quarter casks, 90 octaves, and IS cases OF
JAMES HENNEsSY BRANDY,
different yiutages, imported by me direct from the
manufacturer In Cognac, France. Also,a fnl as
sortment of
CHAMPAGNE, .CLARET,
BURGUNDY. SAUTERNE,
HOOK, MADEIRA, SHERRY,
ORT and MALAGA.
The champagne was especially put mp for me, ana
the greatest attention was given TO suit this market.
Ny stock of
is not surpassed by any house in the city.
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
ocos-1w No. Ii Governor street.
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~BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

nj BATCUE LOR'S HAIR DYE
This 81 lcndld HAZE DYE IS the best In the world.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless. reliable,
and instantaneous: I'D diSa appointment; no ridicIi-
lous tints or unpleasant Gdor. Remedies the i'll
effects Of bad dyes and washes. Produces fmmc-
diatc!y 4 superb black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed W. \. BATCIIELOR. Sold by AL druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR.
Sc 3O-eod Proprietor. New York.
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Adchtcooa's Mdgdzd"e for October is re-
cc:ycd from Woopuorsr & PAnuAM, the
Richmond agents of the publishers.
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1 S&EMBLI HAIL..
Las, night bHt two of The .o,,r
Oncen star OF the south aii the clllll.n. '''
ROSE AND HARRY WhIhiNo'
who vii! appear in another OF 'hoSc 'e""'''"'
WV" Domestic EonIances.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81 lsI2'
the popular mu'ica' domestic drama
MOLLY BAWN;
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s1oo zoe GRAND GIFT CON
CERT AND PRESENTATION
to the holders Of ticketsof
OF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COTTAGE
OTIS
at the rev and elegant seaside resort
WE DE L'EAU.
On Hampton Roads, opposite Fortress Monro e, Va,
together with
$50 600 IN G~REENBAChS.
TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH!

The new, attractive, and beautifully-located
southern seaside watering-place named
vUE DE L'EAU,
on HAMPTON Roals. nearly opposite Fortress Mon
roe, Va, In full view Of that fortress, Fort Calhoun
Chesapeake bay, and James river, with n water
Wow unsurpassed In America. where every luNury
or sea and land is oJtalnablc, was opened TO the pub
lie for the first time the past season. and having
proved n success unparalleled In The history OIL sea-
side resorts, has induced :he stockholders to make
an effort to greatly enlarge It's capacity, SO rs 10 vac
mmod &c the great public: to this end they nave
determined to offer inducements of no ordinary
character In the shape OF a
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
by means of which they hope 10 he able TO execute
their publlc-spirited and iaudahic
undertaking Of making
vUE DEL'EAU
GEAyD SEASIDE RESORT OF TIE ouTH.
As Inducements to the public everywhere to pur-
ciasc tickets. they propose 10 present as
CHEIsTMAS GIFTS
-. the purchasers of Tickets. by distribution By bot.
HE following magnificent gifts:
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VI HALL.

Seals secured ut AMBoLD's Musical Exchange
o,, >,.;, .,roc, &C sl-lt-
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THE RETURN OF TIE WASDERER.

THE RETURN OF II WAEDEIER.
Of The mort intensely interesting aud heart
q '''' INJECTING plays Of Ilr modern stage. .
ia, rise H. he iall Of the curtain the mind OF
+ rom 80. the spectator is absorbed In The
-. . Romance OF Il Poor Girl, temptations!
: "t.i'-,A n. the Rose Of the Valley. Rose Watkins.
Mole Bat ..Our Faith Now FOndly Plghting,''
with alT.a. Song" Ave Maria and duet with
Tho KS Moonlight. Music. Love, and Flow
Misa tMrSon- < Davcy Il Shepherd Boy. II. Wat
cgz." NAidc7, uucst OF Il large number OF our
hins: a inc q Il Harry Matkins VII givG !
VKhHR HA;tEt iricc,o Ad~missi@n-Galinry
= ccH;s: plr'ilcif"-
reserved seats. -. I! at WEST, JOHNSTON, 4
Sn.'s can ac sccuTh ct. &C 81
-. 70. 1905 Main so
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v,TixEE SATURDAY AT . O'CLOCK.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TDICHMOND THEATRE.
THE ONLY THEATRE IN Il CITY.

THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, 1872,
the great Irish Drama OF
THE PEEP-O-DAY BOYS:
OR.
THE. OUTLAW OF '9e.
And tho roaring farce Of
SARAH'S YOUNG y n.
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TICKETS. ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH.

TICKETS. ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
Currency gifts will he paid in CASH NJ our Bank
ing-Iiouse IN The city If Norfolk OF presentation Of
the tickets eititled thereto. without discount.
For further particulars ana for tickets, apply TO
the undersigned. who have undertaken the exclu-
siye financial management Of This scheme, and who
alone are authorized TO appoint agents for the sale
Of tickets.
BURRUSS, son & CO..
Bankers and Financial Agents
Vue de rEau Company,
Norfolk, Va.
Ali correspondence strictly confidential.
Parties living out the city can remit by post-olice
order or by express.
Reliable agents wanted.
j.. BARRY KING,
oc 5l-Oal, N6,s,l2,le ,la,93d2e Soliciting Agent.
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TUST RECEIVED, Il fine and handsome
- assortment Of LATEST STYLES Of LADIES
CLOAkS. imported direct from Berlin. Prussia,
which viii ~" sold n; Tho following low prices
Cloaks worth Sl2 for =,
Clocks worth SIS for $40.
tiuTkG worth sra for SIS.
AMI various other articles equally cheap. Persons
in need Of CLOAkS will do wei. Ia call and examine
ut JULIUS MEYERS,
Oc of-Iw COS Broad street.
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RIVER AND oCEas sIg:sULRs.
NATIONAL LINE OF I
~ STEAMSHIPS. cGsA1sZI
WEEKLY ITO CTEENSTDWN AND LIVER
POOL-FO21SIGiTLY TO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECT.
From Piers Nos. 4. and ~ North river.

These steamships are the LARGEST II TIE TRADE.
Cabin passage. si5 ana SO. cur:rEcy.
Slccr1Hp.. =. .....T-', 'hii'lf1f.
Prepaid stccragc tickets from Liverpool. pnccu>-
town. Londonderry, Glasgow, Or Louttga. So, cur
rcilry.
For further Information apply At the Compan.S
office, No. 20 Broadway.
+. ". j. HURST. Manager.
or to IO!iE ". WYATT. Agent.
prI5 ", y I.pyprupr street. Richmond. IA.
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