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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

A SwiNDLE.-HenryR iyett. of North Caro-
lima. who arrived in Philadelphia. from New
York on Friday night, was followed from the
city by two sharpers, was taken ont to Fair
mount on Saturday evening. and swindled out
of S5a4 by the shall and safe game.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

Edwin Booth played Iago Ut
Niblo's garden, New York, Saturday night.
Messrs. ]. II. Allen and Geo. Bonifaee open
the Bowery Theatre there on the 18th OF Au-
gust. The Parodi Opera Troupe sung In Mon
treal Friday night The Durand Opera Troupe
is doing very we'll ia California. Miss An
nette Ince and Miss Ayonia Jones are both
PLAYING in the California mining district. The
Baltimore Museum is open, with Mrs. l. Is.
Phillips, Mr. 1. Phillips, J. d. Stndley,
Mrs. Adie Proctor, and others.
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M,As
B,:Si2
1sAys Less lst Aug.
WIN. IS. SHEPPARD, Pfopfieter
Tobacco EXCHANGE.

WIN. ). ss Hi fsSissd sf Gssss.ss..
PxTrnssras tvA.l MAsKK1s. Aus. Ky. !, whs.t !,
The sIket egsnsa ssry r t . fo T' ao ksd
sosins active, With GOOD demand. Infssigr sns
smutty ssmpes are entirely unsaae,sus0 y. n ecr
' Ss ssss. Hss .sss's,
been sod including Hope NILS IA s1 -. ~ red
sSs e II per Sn sdses per
Queen, four days later from Lvefpool. TO Nsh uH.'
have impaired isss an.ms.on 20 Of the Eu-
rapa j. to I'D, and the market closing dull neg.
ers do not eynce any disposition to lorse
a quo, desirabIc lots Generally held higher Inie
rior grades are not anotabe, a. tine all c,,o
ties. NJ e. howcver. quote nominally at l0.llc-
The receipts perraToad Tor the months s % ~
same period last year.
LrscnBuRsA Val MARKETS., Aug i.-:I,otsc PC Z.
breaks. We note a considerable advance N SNIP X.
Rg nss alle The highest point reached
si2 g. and the lowest ST. so daring the season; an
lie change. We continue same quotations, except
on shippiny Tobacco, which alter to S9a S.5,tt
erabe tansscons The quality mostly above
averase but prices arc ysrIahle we ameis s 2.
S6.25 for new, with a duh Market
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1.-sales ofwhitc WheatWer
made at SI1, lbs and l26 for ordinary to far
Several lots OF prime offered, but as there was
much difference the views of bu, ers and sellers
there were no sales, and without quotations.
for this description. Red was sold at LIS dlls tor
good. Several lots of white and red were pnt IN
store Corn in very lisht request. and sales dli
fcnlt; 70c was offered for cargo OF prime white'
but was refused.
Northern Narkets-IBY TELEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Flour has an advancing
tendency Ohio, Howard and City Mills $3.50
5NIs. Wheat firm: white Sl.20a l-3O red silly
I2I Corn mas downward tendency, and is 2d5c
lower: white and yellew 75a7S. Provisions I'M
changed. Whiskey steady.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 2.-Money higher. and loaned
on cali at per cent Stocks dull Flour UNCHANGED:
State S4.s5a5l0; Ohio S530a575. Wheat ld2e.
higher: red 81 30 LBS; white A. Corn hSs 2
lower: mess Sl5. Whiskey lower, and quoted at
Is cts. p. M.-COtton quiet and unchanged Tur-
nept,pe lsI. Rosn Sl75. Rice steady at 81 an.
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The Slave Trade.

A few weeks since. The New York Herald
published :; letter from Washington, stating
that some fifty or sixty slave ships had landed
or were about to land, cargoes of Africans a:
certain unfrequented ports upon our Southern
seaboard The Herald now says that this in
formation WAS, in the main, correct. but there
was M error in its details. 1t now AYERS that
the facts simply are. that during this year,
1S59-'6G, there is TO he an effort made to fit ou,
in New York and New England ports, some
forty or fifty vessels for the slave trade, and
that these ships, some of them, will attempi
TO land their cargoes on the soil Of the South
ern States, making virtual re-opening of the
slave trade. An alleged SLAYER has been re-
Gently seized at New London, Connecticut. and
aiio ther ship is now detained in the harbor Of
New Bedford, on the charge that it has been
fitted out for the slave trade.
The Herald adds that, more than year ago,
it collected the statistics Of the slave trade car
ried on by vessels fitted out in New York and
New England, and trading between Africa
Cuba and the Brazils, and the number was
something like twenty or more. Lnnoiastaace
ices az remeBiter thai any Of these ressels
f,ted ont al a Southern port. New York and
New England furnished the vessels, the CAPT
tai wberewith to fit them out, the officers 10
command them. ana the men 10 sail them. 1t
is fair, then TO presume that the forty slave
ships some of which are to arrive in Southern
ports during the year, are all sent out by
Northern capitalists.
We are glad that the Herald has fixed the re-
sponsibility of this thing where it clearly be-
longs and dare say it is right when it conjec-
lures that the abolition politicians engaged in
it VIII make it pay both ways-i.e- by turn
ing it against the South they will have ques-
tion for the next election and a chance upon
the excitement to elect one of their number
President, and by the direct cash profits which
an inves tment of half million would net
OF course, soon as their man is elected
President, they will take care that the fedora!
authorities hereafter interpose no serious OBJ
jec tions TO Il profitable trade.
Improbable and absurd all this may APP
pear, it is only on par with the philanthropy
which characterizes abolition policy in Eng
land and France, who are both kidnapping
and enslaving white men TO make their colo
MES profitable, at the very moment they are
denouncing the iniquities of slavery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

49, AN ADJOURNED MEETING of
ga the Stockholders Of the Tuckahoe and
James River Railroad Company will take place 1T
the Office Of Dunlop, Moncure h Co.. on MON
DAY. the Sth Au gust at o. clock, P. NJ.
an It'd q. w. RofSTER. Scc'y.
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The SrRrSGs-There are 600 visitors at the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, among
them Ex-Governor Foote. of Mississippi 400
at the Allegheny; and 100 at the Yellow Sui
phur; f75 at the Salt Sulphur; 100 at the Red;
$50 at the Old Sweet, and 80 at the Red Sweet.
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4 49, FOR THE COUNCIL OF RICH
49, M0ND.-The whole world a Gain taken
by storm by Professor WATSON-the only Twin {
successor to Milton, Byron, Shelly, Tommy Moore
and the immortal Shakspeare-who has kicked his
heels a. aInst Iarnassus mountain and challenge
the whole world the Ice question:; the only ba I'd
who plays with the world as eat docs mousse
sTASZAs.
Methinks, dear Joe, tits right and JUST
Upon thy counsel will trust
My honored friend, won't deny,
IdriHk my JRtepS phea 1 m drs.
Methinks this city is out of order;
Let liberty still be our border. sa
Five ship loads came in last week.
For Richmond tenants for to seek.
And five more ship loads coming on.
TOM WATSON is still on his throne; ,-r
MI may try, 1t is use,
No better Ice men can produce. .
Shake 1t up, and mix il nice,
pc sure and give me WARDwELL's Ice;
Napoleon army, coming BIZ,
WARpWELL all can them supply.
Now. aear Joe. does Tom support.
Let Justice reign within your court;
Only let us both agree,
And let all blow their horns for me-
SO now. dear friend, Amen. Amen
hope we VIII be friends again.
THOMAS WATSON,
an 3-lt' RichInond's Poet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

: ma Piles, Fistula, Tuners. CANCERS. Scr0f.
ULA, &c.-pr. LANES CLOPTON, oil Huntsville
ed. for = few DAYS, ut the EXCHANGE HOTEL
for the treatment of the above diseases.
77z-fa CERTIFICATE:
WILSON'S DEpoT, South Side Railroad, Va.
DR.. GoptoH-Dear Sir: am happy to inform hr You
proved invaluable. used it according to your
directions, and soon it took effect; and my cancer
was removed and ain now to all human appeal
great success in your practice.
Yours, very respectfuily, THos HOBBS.
Nottoway co... Va. Feb. 2. 1885.
Mr. Hobbs offered his physician 600 to cue
hm-was told he could not be cured. Tumor re
semhins A large red tomato in appearance.I
all l-4tA Tat fs' tsfE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

KupUetrmnd EnG1ish. sg g
In sur sssIcle npci( the Invasion ~ eiane
we or1itjed IA II ntioh SseiH1tft and 6ndae'
amosesbe bats,ep won by NE Preach over tne'
Enslish. wcdid not mean - amply that ~
French were not equal, II all rcstecss, TO 'ns'
Tnr,t.h. We only meant 10 impress upon our
RAIDERS The assurance that the Engiish would
proye much tougher customers than the Aus
trians.
.pmrpr-uv~ aSx esRoss wMunr Or
uoas.--The following table il based upon the
kensncky rule, that is, for every ~ ponnds
gross. eetiuct 20 pounds for the second I'D
rounds. s,lbstract la4 pounds and Tor the
third 1u0 pounds deduct6s pounds. Aiiover
tod ms nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES MINT.
The gold coinage of the United States mint in
Philadelphia for the mon tn of July, was Sl17,-
49, being in double eagles half eagles and dol
lars. The silver coinage was $5i3cUt, being in
dollars and quarter dollars OF cents, $3u,OG0
were coined. The whole number OF pieces
coined was 3,l0I, 2e2. of the aggregate value of
Sl9a,7se. The gold deposits OF the month We're
Sl5s 720, of which Sll7, $3.50 were from Cali
fornia, and gil $3.50 were from other sources.
The silver deposits We're s57,77o. Total de-
posits for the month, $2la,,,30.
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Northern Markess-IBy TKLKeRArH.l
Man cd.
DIED.

July slst, by Rev. r. NMoore, Miss, LOUISE
ADAM TO Mr.. q. II. d. CHJNN, both of tins city
nA. Norfolk papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

K 80 YOUNG MEMS CHRIATIAN AS.
- sOCIATION.-A meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held in the
First Presbyterian Church tDr. Moore's,) on
TUESDAY evening next. the I'd inst, at S o'cinck,
to hear reports from the delegates the late Troy
Convention. Several interesting addresses NAV
be expected. Al the members and friends Of the
to attend. BY order of the =
ul-2t DIRECTORY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

NEW YORK IrEMs.-The New York cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing
on Sunday, says:
Capt De REVERE, s'the gallant Zouave," made
his appearance on Staten Island this morn
ing in a magnificent barouche. ana cuttlng
quite a swell Several ladies were in compa-
ny, but not Miss Bionnt.
A military company from Richmond, Va,
1.-THE Richmond Greys,) are expected to pay
visit to this city next Saturday week, ana TO
be the guests of the Seventh Regiment, who
are already making extensive preparations to
receive them.
Not n little uneasiness exists over in Brook
iyn, in consequence OF rumors OF yellow lever
in various parts of the city. A case is reported
in Hanover Place, near Bond street, the pa
tent having come from ship at quarantine j
and man named Kinney, on Friday, died in
Fulton street, near the corner of houston
The general impression is, that the disease is
yellow fever though the Health Commission
ers pronounce it "bilious eongeshve"
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A LONG LOOK AnEAD.-A writer in the
Mississippi Democrat, with the hope OF dis
SHADING the people of that State from efforts
to revive the slave trade, argues that We are
likely. in the course of years, to be ut u loss
what 10 do with our surplus slave popula-
ton, instead of needing more. He undertakes
to show what the population of the United
States will be a hundred years hence. By his
calculation, it will be 351,000,0Gu, of which
39U0UGOO, or a little more than eleven per cent,
VIII be slaves while at present it is 3l,000,00t,
of which more than thirteen per cent are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, tvA.,) AUG. ?, 1889.
High Water this day (IFednesday) 50 O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

Bark Germantown, (new,) Pinckney, Newbury
port, i'll ballast, Warwick BaTksdale.
Bark Tuscany, Lyle New lork, IN ballast.
Brig Margaret Mortimer, tBr.l Corborn, Nova
Scotia, plaster. Bacon & Baskervi
Schr. James I. Boyed, Mathews, Albany, lum
Der, John A. BevIn.
Schr. Ship Carpenters, Fountain, Albany, lum-
Der, Il. A. Parker. ,.t
Schr. Mary Adellne, Jones, Baltimore, mdze.,
w. b. Colquti d Go.
Schr. Lapwins, Slower, White Point, gravel, Jno.
Viles.
Schr. New York. Carnival, James River, lumber,
|. j. Mercer.
Schr. Mary Eliza, Morecock, Chickahoininy Riv-
er. wheat.
Schr. Robert II. Kent. James, Portsmouth, lum
Der, James River and kanawta Co.
Schr. Andrew AruistronE, Fitchett, James River,
wheat.
Sshr. Muscovado. Tause, North River, wheat.
Bacon & Baskerv
schr. .Malipda, Toey, York River, corn and
wheat, Wilson Il Bosher.
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown, Skinner, New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludam & atson.
Steamer George Peabody, Prtchard Baltimore
mdze. and passengers, ID. X w. Currie.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell. Phadel-
phia, md2e. and passengers, II. 4. futile.
Sclr. " ythe. futile, New \ oTk, mdZe., ID. 4 w.
Curric.
Schr. bell Conway, Delaney, down the river,
light.
Schr. Orris Francis, Clarke, down the river,
light.
Schr. ANA Eliza, Jones, down the river. light.
Schr. Hayre De Grace, Fields, down the river,
light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

NEW YORK, August l.-Cleared, schr. Bergen,
Mace. CITY Point, Va.
Rio JANEiRo. June 2l.-Sailed brig Amy War
wick. Richmond. June 18th brig Mary McRae,
Croker. Wilmington, ". G.
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MILITARY.

INTENTION. VIRGINIA RULES
Attend regular drill on THURSDAY, The 4th
@inst.. at Military Hall. At o clock.
MI BIZ order of Capt. MiLLRE, - :. ~
W an3M r. W. HAGEMEYER, O. s..
cRAyS. ATTENTION.-Parade in front
Of the Custom House on TU ESDAY and
@THURS DAY evenings next, ut o'clock, IN nm
Amefnbcr contemplating. participating IN our pro-
posed trip to New. Yc.k. shoald Re presrn,s IT,,
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY nights
at 8 o'clock, promptly.
nv order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
JOHN r. ROGERS, LIST Sery't
Call and got extra Cross Belts and Bra-ses.
auI-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

s. TURAL S0CIETY.-Th regular month
y meeting Of the Executive Committee of this So
Sd Of AUGUST at u O'Clock, A. NJ at the Office of
the President. Z. DIMMOCK,
au l-3t Sec'y v. G. A. 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03
CLOTHIN

go srI1IS s. ar 3 I H sEEtNLfNe ourn
III SPRING IND SUMMER CLOTHING,
r. d. EELING,
IL Dealer IN Gents, and Y2qthI,s =, k lnnna
wl on and alter this date. sell his entire stock OF
Spring and Summer GOODS at reduced prices;
yourself with COOL fashionable and tasty SUIT on
re cinrH 'e utnnasiMERks all tEsTINds al
wayA On hand, to be made TO order, and warranted
10 6ty -. sIr.FTs au3-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

ENGH LANGUAGE. - Professor BOU-
LANCE begs to offer to the Princi pals of Boys
Or Young Ladies Schools. in the city 81 Richmond,
tober. He will take also PRIVATE PUPILS Ad-
dress Prof. c. j. B0FLANGE, Mt Mrs. James on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rol

~ bacco Factors of r. "A. Mayo. ESQ, sometime
about the irst OF the year. Negro man cali
n ed VAN BUREN,. Said negro belongs to
IL Miss Mary J. Clopton of this city. He is 22or
q years Of age, about feet mgh good teeth black
smooth skin, slowed in one leg. which causes him
to appear lame when wsikins. He may have tree
papers. passing himself OH ns free negro. it is
likely he may be working in some factory ms fres
man. / think he is lurking About Manchester.
will give the above reward Of TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS. If he IS delivered TO me in the city OF
Richmond. +. A. ]. CL0PTON.
rsst tT--- Of rac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

-. FOR kENT-THREE HOUsEs--two
Mn: Marshall. near the corner OF I'D, and one on
N:l Nave street now in the occupancy of Mr.. Jas.
Yarrinst ou. Possession can be had ON the LIST oil
October. Apply to 4. JOHNSTON,
Am Ais =. lis Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

e. FOfl RENf-fhs Upper part Of house M.
8::s $50, Broad street. over j. Z. Perters family
Agrocefy, containing five rooms. Apply 10
ati I--Nt y. e. PORTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

~ cor. MlfN AND 9Th SIS.
~ Manufacturer ot REGALIA, BANNERS,
FLAGS, JEWELS, SEALS. &c.
Also, each and every article used inf Lodges,
Encainpinents and Divisions. Address
ri MCDONALD,
jy 5S-w6ul BOX 7gs, Richfnorf. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

~1erAA STRAYED OR STOLEN from the
XA3F subscriber, about the 18th of June last
&epARk BRINDLE COW, without horns,
with little white about her teats, and few white
hairs in the end OF her tail. Her ears are marked,
but not rscollected; believed to be q crop and an
under-keeL Any intorInstls,n in relation to her
will be thankfully received by a5-l = al
ELIZABETH HOUPT,
jy 30-2aw3w+ Near Fairfield Race Course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

- FOR RENT-Two small Wooden TENE-
Vii: MENrS, on 18th street. near Mrs. Bruces old
j.. d. EACH0,
3-st Near Exchange Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

w7e.yk ESTRAY.-Cahe Id my house, about
XA3T nine da VS. ago a BRINDIE COW; has one
1eninswhite spot on her shoulder and one ON her
rump one horn is shorter than the other. and both
ears are cropped; three of her legs white. The
owner will come forward, prove property, pay
'''''ss' VIM. WILLIAMS,
slnuf oi., R,>nl
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CLASSICAL AND MATTE NAUTICAL
SCHOOL, MAYO STREET.-C.P p. BURRUSS
he. that the 10th session OF his SCHOOL will COM
mence on MONDAY. the 26th of September, in
be aided by a faithful and competent Assistant.
and viii endeavor to render his School still more
it for many years past fsa
Particulars in future advertisements.
Ia
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NOTICE.-It is absolutely necessary for my
IN business t. be closed up by the LIST Of Septen-
her next. All persons indebted to me by BOND,
NOTE. or OPEN ACCOUNT, will please call and
hquidate the same. trusting all are ready, M q
Ions Indulgence has been given. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

~. FOR RENT-A very comfortable BRICK
kas DWELLING, ON Clay. between 1tn and 6th
A:Astreets. containing kitchen, &c, to-
eether with 4 as and water upon the premises.
las NJ TAyI,nR A SON.
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Eneamp'nenss and Divisions. address s,s.,n
jyas-wsm Box IS. RichinoHd Va
(.LOUGHs. PATENT Fly. APs, Of
- which the New York Dispatch sa,s:
office, and within few feet Of the tiesk on which
we have no hesitation ID ,pronogacing the ..sIes..
fd poyreIts 81 the day !, Is called the LATENT
justly merits one II IS hardly worth the while 10
and merits will feel sufiicienss fntereses to cali
auainted with IFS value as as and mosssite pre-
yeptiyc. Iii sufficient to say, that il loo Ks ike
catches flea and nesssiios with perfect loose.
have sand nsssss r sSs S Sso,s
It's Introduction were thick az cavee in vallam-
s sh as. ess
asns rom rs s'Si I%RssoN Ak4h iss
No. los MAN ST.. Richmond. Va.
just received from New York and Fhiladelphs.
Glass, Putty. Patent Medicines. Periimsry and
friends and patrons on the most accommodating
M. Having secured the services &C /. practical
Chemist and Phar,naceutist. all who may hvor
me- with their custom may nest assured OF having
'ns ~'1 JOIN issS'' foA sis6 ' bs.s.s nth
Now IS s THE TIME 10 PURcHAsE-
AAsSss sss sI; 5,sEs.
Ann n-cx s,,,rIB BLACK DRAr p'ErE,
,.s ..,.., NJ. NAV ~ ~
r EDuCING STOCK. we Gpd that we have
= q, Az surplus Of many stylcs OF SUMMER CLIO
H. .nd n ordsf y ro', i cd and make room
rabls kinds OF light cIotiinx al grestiy reduced
Prices. lin want Of AM. article in our line. viii
Street AZ Rem S5i1s M:a
EyEkx LADY shsaid have ono Of those
H. s.,ss.l Ms. L. 4
sslsss ssisss s and sa' down.. ss
cen vsry ragis, q Tie very ow sfics which LEVY 'i
SfS o0 k, snPPtr -. /. ssss,... ,,s.
Olive OIL As the deuan1 has hsen So reaf snes
, % nsssnns sSo q that ss.ss ihs
e g s wsn - call q oncs as n sSisS iass CAT
Importer Of ror.iso All An, fi ~ 49,
candy MA,lntastarsr, NoiHs NAN 81.
ElNcH's GNEAxE EXTRACTOR. lor re-
80. Mscvins lssist Tar. Wes OF ANY Kind Oh G.esss
from e,scry descriptlnn oil wearin- apparel, from
sns acnesse tinted Silk 70 the cnAfsext Cashmere.
s'sh"sf a,scac,ssy q MisIing the fabric, For sale
AZ MEADE 4 BAKERS Prescription esnre.
~, MatA st.s cor. shove this Post 0fiee.
TUE GREATEsT nARGAINS cAa D. hadi
), beaehesia and UuhleAched Cottons. Irish Lsnens.
n.sSk SINS Cor.ets, E.nhfe;sr,es, MiiineTy 6eels.
tlesaery Mlts, 6auAtIets Aanttes. FasasoEa. Bear
s''i.ss SIT Is i1fst d s.s. ,...
sht 1sb Shis sx Il. 81 . FL ss
remedy Coz ~ ds?esss Vf the kidneys and ufinAry
Casnef Nam ard Nth streets
uOOf QktaTM HQ0e sKlRrA.--rAe an-
~ - koxss9 NJ Hey skista, II ~ \. GOLpSMiTs.
520 E11HM0IhknEn Handksgeh ieh. iass
'sss'ssa Z s dSI sill ,iss INA sssa' &
NACY NAtJ rEax last reseIvssL = hfts
:s'.@ ' s:l::: s !: i :;;:. II