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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, Va, August 4, 1866. J
General L. s. Grant, Commander-in in Chief
of the armies Of the United States,
Washington city, ID. C.:
General,-The Board of Visitors of the
Virginia Military Institute purpose to re-
inaugurate the Statue Of Washington on the
10th of September next, and | have been
instructed by them to invite you to be pre-
sent on the interesting occasion, and to re-
quest you to attend as the guest of the
Board of Visitors.
An address will be delivered by men,
Der of the Board, Governor John Letcher.
This great work Of art is an exact repre-
scntaton of the Father Of his Country.
Having been removed during the war, it
has been restored to the institution under
q resolution Of the General Assembly of
West Virginia.
remain, General,
! Very respectfully,
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. Institute.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES or THE
UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August %, lS66.
Francis II. Smith, Esq.,:
Dear Sir,-It being the desire Of the
President that | should accompany him on
his trip to Chicago, which will keep me
absent from this city until after the 10th
of September, / will not be able to be
present on the occasion of the Inaugural
ton of the statue of Washington at the
Military TuStitute of Eirpiuia
Please express my regrets to the Board
of Visitors, who were so kind as to cx-
tend me an invitation to be their guest on
the occasion, for not being able to comply
with my farther partial acceptance.
Your obcdicnt servant,
Il. S. GRANT.
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HUsTINGs Court OF MAGrsTRATEs.-The
following business was disposed of yester-

HUsTrNGs Court OF MAGrsTRATEs.-The
following business was disposed of yester-
day:
Rudolph Lehman, charged with selling
ardent spirits without license, was fined
fifty dollars and costs.
Henry Pettis, for the same offence, was
fined fifty dollars and costs, and remanded
in default.
- Framer and - Stewart, negroes,
for the same offence, was fined fifty dol
lars and costs.
John Williams, white, for stealing hat,
was sentenced to receive five lashes and
to be confined twenty.hour hours in the
city Jail.
- Martin and - Foster, negroes,
were fined fifty dollars for selling ardent
spirits without license.
g. Hake, charged with selling ardent
spirits without license, was discharged. A
bill of exceptions was filed in this case by
the Attorney for the Commonwealth.
James Fitzhenry was acquitted Of the
same offence.
James Rankin, Bernard Goode, F. NJ.
Mullen, and Hammer Gerding were fined
fifty dollars each for the same offence. In
the last case bill of exceptions was filed
by the defendant.
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TEE ErE, BAR, AsD CArAEaH.-Dr. Gardner. for.
merly OF London, England. ocuiist and surist.
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens OF Richmond that he has taken rooms
at the Ballard House. Once, psrloY 81, Srst aoor.
VIII remain until Thursday, October Aih. VIII
again visit Richmond from Monday. November
isth TO Saturday the .lth after that time ~ oeea.
sion may require. ofico hours from 4. n eosf.
n. And eau be consulted on lsstnsss, noise IN sas
head, ea,srrh, discharges from the ear, scales ~
the ear, accumulation Of wax In the sn' oossfss'
ton Of the sustsehian tube, ana al sssss
chronic diseases Of the ear and air psssssss. ~.
unelal eyes inserted without pain, and Penseuy
resembling the natural eye. Operations tof easa'
r.et strs bsmus, or cross eye artificial psptl &s.s
skiliully performed. ana al disessss of The eye
and ear treated. aud every opsfsuoa N asssi aaa
oohslmic surgery psrfcrmsd ~ DE-. 0Areass.
Prinepal olcs, = vsss Yostisth slssss, Nsw yesks
Yor rsisrsasss, testimonials, Be-, ssnA fos ets-
sslaf.
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SCARCITY OF WATER.-The protracted
spell of dry weather has created an ap-
prehension Of serious diminution of the
supply of hydrant water, unless we are
speedily blessed with copious fall of rain.
1t was stated in the course of debate
upon the subject of letting the city water
go outside of the city limits, in the City
Council on Monday evening last, that the
pumps were not at that time working; and
we suppose they only operate at intervals,
with view Of retaining the supply in the
reservoir as long as possible. Under these
circumstances, it bchooves every citizen
to be as economical as possible in the use
of the aquaous fluid. The cholera and a
water famine together would indeed pro-
duce dcplorable state of affairs.
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TIE NEW Planters BANK.-Thc work
men commenced yesterday laying the
foundation for the new Planters National
Bank, opposite the Dispatch office on the
east. The street in front is numbered up
with bricks and mortar, but the force at
work will not allow these useful materials
to remain long in that situation. The
bank is to be neat building, with iron
columns, and faced with the best stock
brick. Mr.. Strauss new building, next
below, has also been commenced, and the
two will probably go up simultaneously.
Main street has been rebuilt thus far as if
by magic, and with much handsomer
style of buildings than We had before the
great fire.
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A VESSEL RoBBED.-On Tuesday night,
schooner George Washington, now lying at
the upper end of the dock, and up for
Baltimore, was entered by some unknown
thief and robbed of two black cloth coats,
two pair of pants, and pockct-book con.
tanning twenty -four dollars in money and
the vessels papers. The articles were In
the captains cabin, which is generally re-
garded as safe depository for valuables;
but it seems that the thief "knew tho
ropes" and taking advantage Of . favor
able opportunity, entered and committed
the robbery. 1t is almost unnecessary to
add that no arrest has been made.
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DETENTION OF THE MAILsoN EsTERDAY-
Quick TINE on THE RICHMOND, FREDE-
RIcKsBrRG AND PoToMAc RAILRoAD.-The
through train from the North on yesterday
was delayed in reaching Washington in
consequence of baggage car running off
the track while being hauled through Bal
timore. The steamer reached Aqua
creek one hour and five minutes behind
time, but forty minutes of this was made
up between that place and Richmond. The
distance from Ashland to this city eighteen
miles) was run in twenty-five minutes, and
yet southern railroads are stigmatized as
being slow and behind the times.
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1uctiOl Sales This D0y.

Mr.. E. A. J. CLoPT0N will sell at the Guage Dock
basin, at IL o clock to day, the canalboats - A.
S. Lee" and Louisa" together with horse
and mule used for drawing them
SAMPSON JONES, JR., 4 co. will sell at No.
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary, com
mcncing Il, 10 o'clock, an assortment Of groce-
ries, liquors, etc.
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THREATENING To "MoB."-Billy Wise,
Kiah Macklin, Jordan Morris, and Billy
Henderson were committed to the first
station-house yesterday, charged with
threatening to "mob" an American citi-
zen of African scent named Harrison
Williams. Each of the parties, it appears,
pursues the respectable but laborious oc-
cupation of stevedore. A quarrel arose
among them on the dock in regard to the
loading of vessel, and the four taking
sides against one, made threats against
him of the most diabolical nature. This
was more than the minority party could
stand; so q warrant was procured from
Justice Bodcker, which was placed in the
hands of Captain Bbb, and the result was
the arrest as above stated. The case will
conc before the Mayor this morning,
when some rich Developments may be
expected.
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. MAN-TRAP.-There is very dangerous
hole on Dock street near Shockoe creek,
which We are pleased to notice has been
reported to the Chief of Police. 1t is
true, very few persons have occasion to
peregrinate that locality at night, but those
who do, stand Q chance Of severe fall ];
while by day It ID serious obstacle to
wagon navigation.
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Names. Outs. Runs
CONFEDERATE.


Alternately. of the Olympic, umpire, being
called of, his place was taken by McCaw, OF
the Olympic.
Scorers: Robert Blow, Jr.. Richmond Ju.
niors William Bentley, Confederate. Home
Runs-Coniederate Murray, !; Sydnor, !.
Fly -catchers; Richmond Juniors, 3 Confede-
rate, 4. Time of game: Four hours and thirty
minutes Left on bases Richmond, 4; Con.
federate, 8.
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DETENTION OF MAus.-The detention Of
the Dsnville mail until O'clock last night
was caused by collision on the North
Carolina Central road, near Concord, be.
tween freight and material train. The
mail train being detained on that road, de-
tanned the Greensboro train In order to
make the connection. The collision, ac-
cording to report, caused the death Of two
or three men, but we have as yet been un-
able to get any particulars Of the accident.
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PIT YOUR ADDRESS on YOUR LETTERS
We are informed by Colonel Lewis, aid to
the Governor, that letters often come to
the Executive office which cannot be an
swered by mail, owing to the neglect Of
the writer's to name their post-otf!ce ad-
dress when dating their letters. The post
mark being illegble in many cases, atten-
tion to this point will insure prompt an
swers to communications that cannot
otherwise be attended to.
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DEATH OF AN OLD FIREAAN.-Mr. B. j.
Holmes, one Of the oldest fremen in the
city, died yesterday afternoon Of cholera,
with which he was attacked on the pre-
vious day. He was . member Of CON-
pany C, and had been connected with the
Fire Department Of Richmond nearly
fifteen years. His associates and friends,
who are many, deeply lament the sad oc-
currenCe.
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AssAULT.-A negro named Matt Ross,
and Ailsey, his wife, were before Justice
Wade yesterday on charge of making
an assault upon Clinton Davis, a citizen Of
Henrico. So far as we understood the
case, there was no proof that any blow was
struck, though the negroes made use OF
very insulting and threatening language.
They were remanded to await the action
of the Grand Jury.
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BASE BALL.-Therc will be q match
game between the Stonewall Juniors and
the Mosby Baseball Clubs at the latter's
ground at half-past 2 o'clock.
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DREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
~ TORY, CORNER CARY AND fOukTH
STREETS. RiCuMOND-The most beautiful pat
terms of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES are manufsc-
tured and will be sold at northern prices.
liberal discount TO the trade.
Orders from all parts of the country promptly
uisSi i've 81 WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
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NORFOLK EXCHANGE BASK.-We learn
from an official source that the direc-
tors of tue Exchange Bank Of Norfolk
have made deed of trust to George W.
Camp, the former cashier, Of all the
assets of the bank for the purpose Of liqui-
I,t;rr
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RoBBERr.-Ou Tuesday night the hem
coop of Mr.. Pierce, who lives on Mayo
street near Independent Church, was
robbed of ten hens. When Mr.. Pierce got
up yesterday morning he found his dog
lying dead in his yard, and his collar miss
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CHOLERA AMONG THE TRooPs.-There
were six deaths from cholera among the
troops at Camp Jackson for the twenty
four hours ending at IL o'clock yesterday,
and twelve sick in the hospital, making
eighteen cases In all.
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A MATCH GAME Of base ball between the
first and second mines Of the Richmond
Base Ball Club will take place at half-p
2 o'clock p. NJ. on the grounds of the
Richmond Club.
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EXCITING GAME OF BAsr-BALL.-A very
exciting game of baseball was played yes
tcrday afternoon between the Richmond
Junior and Confederate Clubs, in which the
Richmond came out victorious. The game
was one of the most closely contested that
has been played this season. We give below
the score, which shows good playing on
each side:
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THANKS FOR PApgRs.-To W. ]. Geissen.
daffer, National Express; to the Potomac
mail agent.
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ISTEMPERANCE.-Two or three individu-
ais, without the fear of death before them,
were picked up drunk in the streets yes
tcrday by the police, and locked up to cool
off. 1t is singular fact, but nevertheless
susceptible of proof, that when general
business is utterly stagnated, then the bar
rooms thrive the best. There is much
work in Richmond for the Sons and
Friends Of Temperance.
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ECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
III OF those beautiful Parlor Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut. In Brocatelle and Plush-styles Of
Queen Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Napoleon III, and
other nne and choice patterns.
FRENCH & CRENsHAW,
corner Ninth and Main streets iup stairs).
fny76
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POLICE ARREsT.-Julius Reisner, white,
and Colin Young, negro, were arrested
Yesterday for fighting on the street, and
lodged in the second station house.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~ B. SPENCE, AGENT,
IL. MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHlER,
OLD STAND,
No. 1900 Main street. corner Of Thirteenth,
RICHMOND, Va.
CLOTHS, CAsSlMERES, and EESTlNGS
always on hand, and made TO order in the best
styie.
Has also on hand a stock Of
READY "a ID l. % 7 II n
of his own manufacture.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in endless variety. -
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
A call solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
Use T-tsl
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REPOSITORY, ON %H.

COACH REPOSITORY, ON G{Nt
I SEyENTH, BETWEEN CARY ANDHNN
CANAL STREETS.-We have on hand, oi our own
manufacture, n large stock OF Carriages. Coacnes'
Bretts Barouches, Doctors Phatons, Rockawavs,
Top and No Top Buggies Jersey and Express w a.
CONS, Single and Double Harness, Coach ana Bns;;
~ Whips Coach Material, Sc, and are prepared
70 .xecnte in a workmanlike manner repairs on
Carriages, Buggies, nc, and to build them to or
der. Our Carriages being OF our own manufacture,
we re ENABLE 10 sell At the lowest prices and give
the fullest guarantee OF quality and durability.
call from our friends and the pnbllc respecInily
solicited. lmy u JOHN J. osBoRN W
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OF RICHMOND

u Merchant, Of Richmond who wish 10 secure
.''.g .' merchants aud others living In the
.", art wealthy counties in the Valley OF
-- 5sw,il AZ the counties farther west, as
i-,r, Monroe, Highland, Allegheny, Poca.
..a, &c. sh"uld advertise in the STAuNToN
'' "a OK, ";ss uf the Oldest and most widely
.*a,'d ia.~rs in the State.
",+...y, and the substantial character Of Its
hich equal In number tho patrons OF
'' ',hrf rap'Is published in Stauuton com
max" u : iAost excellent medium for adver-
A.4Ivss K MAUZY j. CO.,
W. Smunton, Va.
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ANOTHER SCREAMER.-Tho habitues of
the Second Market, and people residing in
the vicinity, were again RECALLED yesterday
morning by the shrieking of prisoner in
the cage at the police station. A woman
was arrested the night before for being
drunk in the street, and when committed
to cell in the cage, fell into "a profound
slumbcr. About sunrise yesterday she
awokc, and supposing that she was in the in-
fernal regions, screamed and yelled like a
maniac for nearly an hour. Such music
as this may be tolerated by the police, but
it is exceedingly inharmonious to other
people, and We suggest to the Chief of Po-
lice the expediency of providing gag, in
order that the "previons question " may
be enforced against such violent declam-
ers.
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SANITARY MEAsURE.-We were gratified
to observe yesterday gang of hands at
work on Twenty street digging sewer
down towards the dock, at the terminus
of which a culycrt will be constructed.
This is a wise measure on the part of the
city. The Board of Health have recon-
mendcd to the Council an increase OF
sewerage, and we hope the system will be
extended until all the filth and superllu-
Gus water may find an outlet.
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TIE TOBACCO PLANT-The under.

-t~I respectfully invites the attention Of the
.''' iHh'c 10 The TOBACCO Plant, publish
fH''!i-, M.ckIeuburg county, Va, as an
= medium Tor advertising Ia that sec
,.. I' H'a'~ The TOBACCO PLANT was es-
. ah"g' fourteen years ago, and is well
..t... .,t10Eh"Hi virginia and North Carolina,
,,. WI "h;rh States II has enjoyed All extensive
,..r....,,- ~ has received large advertising
(. . - IRON "a. surrounding counties and
- 1.ts "t Richmond, Petersburg, and Nor
~ .'1@'ls years. IL viii be the earnest endea-
.,t.<I.. present. proprietor to make the paper ac-
' '' lie Ieadefs and TO increase ito circuia-
Is .C,.s1 !.muunIcations addressed to the TO-
".. , - -" J. and left al the TIMEs or DISPATCH
,' ."isoeISe pro4pt attention.
John NJ FRANCISCO.
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vi g,I.A a l. ). METALS, METALS,
,r.g' - s!"sI. Tn Plate, Block Tin, Ear Lead,
F.rsa.r ,sV' hore Shoes, Iron Axies, dc, &c.
"a, GORDON h CRISGAN
'''"en.h street. near Exchange Hotel.
/ s.Er.H,tH CALF BEAU
nn,f-t ~ LIE DUPONT" and other ceIe
.1a,., 'ri,4. Ja,t received and for sale at
o. IL. CHALRLEY Il co,
t.U ihHoenlh stIeet between Main
and Cary streets.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

r HAVE JUST FINISHED SEVE.
i RAL SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest and OF
the mos, fashionable style in the market, entirely
Have also soine very FINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARLOR SETS nearly ready. Those in want OF
something substantial, and at the same time very
nice, would do well 10 give mo a call.
UNDERTAKING attended to at all hours.
H. A. ATKINSON,
No 100 Thirteenth Tor Governor street.
ix 2ais above Franklin, Rich hmond, Va
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lRRAN ALE & CO.

AK "A u l. + Z TV.
.. announce 10 the people Of Virginia that
....r .grat "a sale J. now going on st
No - MAIN STREET,
-..-. hey arr Offering a great variety Of
..-.aaI.E An u FASHIONABLE ARTICLES AT
ONB DOLLAR EACH.
,... ~ .aI~ /. that found 60 satisfactory and
o. a he .rsAi spring ssle, and is as follows
... E. |v executed photographs ara enclosed in
4. ana Sold for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
, d AL. wttu each Photograph is given Ger
-. ........ some article in the stock, which
D.. tA4 uu Itymeut of ONE DOLLAR. The
m nm ,L1wu, and can lie purchased or
..... phrase, or you can have some other Of
.. 80 81. ia IL stead.
... ...s Ia. lis, Of few Of the articles OBJ
.,-...fa.f. establishment during one week in
...sr ONE DOLLAR EACH:
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DJSSOLUTIONS.

,,-TIoN OF CO-PARTNER-
nlS~thI- sr,, Of LEE 4 cox l. this day
.. rya y nj, ss,;ie up the business Of the
; tkS WA '' LEE s. COX.
o..1,.... ...,. Iuly IL, ,sss'
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WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
w DEALERS In MEMS, Boys, and chill
from five years old TO grown men. This house
was established % years ago. WILLIAM j. GLENN,
men Motto" We study to please ;" Cali and
see us al liz Main street Richmond, Va.
ss6 WILLIAM IRA SMITH K co.
GREEN GINGER.--GREEN GIN
" GER and SPICES for preserving and picking
Just received by JOHN w. RlSoN, Druggist,
see Msin aud Third streets.
TWENTY BARRELS PORTTAN"
l. SYRUP. Igs 81
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THE CASE OF MALTREATMENT.-The man
Alexander of whom We wrote yesterday
as having maltrcated little girl was
brought before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing on the charge of beating the child and
threatening to kill James Mitchell. The
evidence given by Mitchell was the same
as that given on the day before, but the
facts of the child's parcntage appeared
somewhat different.
The little girl stated on Tuesday that
her fathers name was Andrews. Alexan-
der made statement to his Honor, from
which it appeared that he was the father
of the child; that the child was an infant
when her mother eloped with man named
Andrews. There being some evidence
wanting, the case was continued until to-
day
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L 10, SALE. - STOCK FIRST Ma
.Ns ;,"SLns ;,HL sLhNk, PLANTERS NATIONAL
Ea1It'it!',pD>> CITY OF RICHMOND, STATE OF
HELL Raj ~ pSC"ePon and Eegis,eIed), and GLOVER
d. l.s.s f,~n'..|hD' &c, &c. Loans negotiated and
sa2e :. HARRISON. GODDlN 4 APPERsoE.
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s>L ARTICLES WILL BE SOLD Fol
ONE DOLLAR EACH

.. e....t hc too clearly understood that tins II
.aE. ~, bat a boRd nj" sale, as every pur-
..'> The full vain" Of his money.
49,. 'f.t. 'u lowing notices OF the Richmond press
.. toErv<E-Wc understand that q. HI.
s.. g..r, asrut ~ the WlHneshiek Fire Insurance
.aF, IL broad street, Yesterday became the
.t.. pu>s"s.ur ot \ solid fine gold Eng iish
n.r v 'gA, worth $3.50, for which he paid only
Iar wa,cn was obtained on these favorable
... =. %. the I"welry and fancy goods enpor!ui
f...aiale y Co., No. - Main street, this being
a.. mt - q number of gold and silver
s .., ttalu"l from that establishment during
1.' few days RtctmoHd Enquirer, N1rch
aa.,yuArLA ACo.-At ~ Main street there is an
'.."u u very cuticing character IL Is
...a. Il au extraordinary variety of very hand
a.r.,, in the jewelry line especially,
at" hing disposed Of in II manner ad-
.~. ta.e..ai'd To- bring custom. The MODE o.
' 3. t.., aua Il i fairy and squarely done
10y a,"rj19cate enClosed in an envelope Tor
$ ray twenty FIVE cents on the ccrtihcate
.sr.# - - IN" arl!cle II may be worth from one
..' ~ 20 hundred, Uf dollars; II you take the
:nn "nly pay dollar, no matter what IN, the
""s 'hr article may be and IL you don't Ike
''"U.", you pay nothing but the original cost
n' srrt.iral" In this way you certainly have
= .,hAuc" "f getting good bargains. AKkAS-
g.. IRE highly rroken oi by the press
."rai Htjg. NG~ch 30, lsDd.
3. 'httT DOLLAR JkwELRY SALE OF ARKAS.
= Co.,, Main street. Is attracting tbrongs OF
@a''E'. The principle Of charging only dol
" a'y - IA" costly articles of watches, orna-
- ~ 'av"rwaTc. seems Ia suit the citizens,
'. d. y >lncr they stand chance of drawing
s"W"'hlug really ten lines the cost Of Il
.s'"!lay Mr.. H. ID. Stirling, citizen, re.
n' Nam street between Seventeenth and
o.N.D streets was made the fortunate recipi-
~. hunting case watch valued at Sioo.-
". fi trfIniasr, Mtrch ~, 1868.
e VII. open each day st ! A Nj, and close
N Lady clerks In attendance Ia wait on
' Log" no time In securing valuable pre-
- Main street, corner Exchange alley,
'-.@ Dickinsun's old stand.
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g. BROTHER,
FURNITURE DEALERS,
would respectfully Inform their friends and former
NEW STORE, on Cary street, between Ninth and
Tenth, where they WIN be happy to see them, sno
will furnish anything in their line at reasonable
P'''' HABLIsTON & BROTHER, Cary streets,
mvs between Ninth and Tenth.