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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01
MONDAY
Blooded Stock for virginia.

X. a. ALEXANDER, Esq, of Woodford
county, KY, holds an annual sale of
blooded stock, which is generally attended
largely by raisers and admirers Of fine
horses. Mr.. A. is fine judge of the
horse, and has always on hand some of the
best bloods in the Union. At his recent
sale number Of the choice animals
knocked off were bought for Virginia.
We notice the following:
Thomas w. boswell, of this city, pur-
chased bay tilly Rosa, by Starr Davis bay
colt by imported Australian, dam sister of
Lexington and bay ycarlng Of excellent
blood, dam by Glencoe.
S. W. Ficklin, of Charlottesville, pur-
chased black mare Daisy I'll yrs.), by
Cracken, dam by imported Yorkshire /;
brown mare (6 yrs.), by Charley More
head, dam Daisy: Bnenna, bay mare &c
yrS.), by Edwin Forest, dam Mudock; ch.
c. e yrs.), by Australian, dam by Cripple I;
ch. c. e yrs.), by Australian, dam by
Glencoe; ch. c. (3 yrs.), by Vandal, dam
by Yorkshire; h.f. (yearling), by Hunters
Glencoe, dam by imported Glencoe; CHI.
f. (yearling), by Australian, dam York
shire.
DR.. J. P. Thorn, of Culpeper, purchased
Kate b. m. by Zaldivar, dam by Sir
Charles. stinted to Norman Maid Of Mon
mouth, b. m. (dam of Seacaucus) by Ira
weller, dam by Hornblower, with b. (. foal
by Donercel by Lexington: Lintona, b.
m. by Imp. Scythian, dam by Glencoe,
with ch. c. foal by Australian, and stinted
~ !, Garland b1- 1Vnn1n
Vic, (he by Leyington) dam by Glencoe,
and stinted to Asteroid. Australiana, By
imported Australian, and select b.f. by
Lexington, dam by Yorkshire.
These are all fine stock, and their impor-
tation'to Virginia is especially gratifying,
as the best Virginia stock was much ne
elected during the war, and large num-
Der of them were carried off by the Fede-
raj afmies. We heard the other day Of a
very fine horse stolen by raiders, now in
another State, whose pedigree was earnest
ly sought by the individual, not to call him
| by another name, who now has him in Gus
tody. He absolutely wrote to the rightful
owner requesting him to he so kind as to
send the pedigree aforesaid. Not to
mend matters with regard to our losses
goes to Kentucky.
While on the subject, we see that Mr.
James Gowen, of Mount Airy, near Phila.
delphia, has sold some fine Durham stock
to Eirginia-five to Mr. Macfariand for his
Greenbrier estate, and two to q gentleman
in Orange county. Mr.. G. is famous FOL
raising tine stock. He is IN Old friend CT
Virginiaus and a warm admirer OF theil
State, and has, as we learn from the wig
placed at General Richardson's disposa
thirty fine Durham cattle, to be. given -tc
such persons as in his opinion will keel
them in good condition, or to be sold te
such as are not willing to take them OF
these terms upon their own terms. Mr.
G.. is prompted to this generosity by hi:
knowledge Of the destruction of the stocl
in Virginia during the war.
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Messrs. Sturdivant and Kelly did much
to bring out the merits of these efforts of
Miss Moon and Miss Davis by their admi-
rable reading, and they received tangible
proofs Of the appreciation of their fair lis
teners by way of several very handsome
bouquets. The essays were we'll apprecia-
ted and loudly applauded.
Mr.. Charles 81. Winston, President of
the Institute, next delivered short adj
dress as preface to the conferring of the
diplomas. He alluded to the long period
of war and grief that mad interfered with
the exercises of the Institute. In the re-
turn Of peace they had been resumed, and
in accordance with usage first established
in schools of this kind by the Institute, he
would deliver diplomas to the following
named young ladies':
Miss Mary E. Moon, of Albemarle, gra-
duate in English Literature and in
French.
Miss Pattie Davis, of Richmond, gradu-
ate in English literature and in moral
science.
Miss Edmonia Moon, of Albemarle, gradu-
ate in mathematics.
The young ladies received their honors
most gracefully, and Mr.. Winston accom-
panied the delivery with very happy and
appropriate remarks. He concluded with
a feeling yaledictory to the graduates and
an adieu to his scholars.
After the blessing had been pronounced
by Rev. DR.. Poindexter, the brilliant
crowd dispersed, each one breathing beni-
sons on the fair recipients of academic
honors, and wishing heartily for the future
welfare Of the Richmond Female Insti-
tute,
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RICHMOND STILL IN THE FIELD.-Ths old Rich
mond dry goods store, esta blishsd In 1913, keeps
the lead In selling the cheapest dry goods in this
city. All opposition and competition that has been
brought to bear against this blished house
has failed. The Levy Brothers store stands at
the head Of all for fair dealing and selling cheap
goods. We give some Of their prices in an advsr-
tisement, which can be found In another column.
Every article advertised can be had by calling at
their store; besides which they hsve many OF b er
bargains which are not mentioned. We fad their
assortm. / very complete; every article usually
kept In dry goods store can be found at this old.
established house.
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Repor, or the Tobacco Market.

Report or the Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO ExcHAssl,l
i Richmond, June %, 1867. s
In reviewing our market for the past week
we have to report the breaks full; receipts
light; prices buoyant, with q decided upward
tendency, particularly on English and conti-
nentals. Below we give the transactions: ,43s
hossheads, l6l tierces, and 127 boxes offered,
and sold.
xASurAoruR1xs TOBACCO.
L,t1s.-Common to medium dark working,
%. so to ~; good dark working, IS to SS sun.
cured, common, ss to $40; sun-cured, good,
80 to SIS; coal 1-cured, common, ss to slo
coal.cured, bright, $12 to $40; coal-oured, fan.
cy, e21 to 946.
Leaf-Common dark working, 3s 70 4s /;
medium dark working, $40 to sl2; goo,i dark
working, Gil to sl4; fine and wrapping, sl6 to
$40; sun-csred, $i5 to s25 and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, go to $S6; yellow wrap.
pers, medium to extra, SS5 to 300 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights,
So to $3.50; medium, "a to $3.50; good, s6
to $s.
Lsa5.-Englsh shipping, s1e to $50 and $24 !;
continental shipping, $l2 to sls and $22.
sTsMM1Ss TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, $40 to $13; good, $12 to $15 I;
fine, $l6 to 800 and S22.
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klcRMoSD, August q, 1866.
Dear Sir,--I feel bound to acquaint you OF the
worst kind OF dyspepsia, which | have been af-
icted with for ii. last five years, which feared
would terminate in consumption. After my ply
.ieian became despaiTed, then was persuaded
TO seek relief from Bakers Premium Bltters,
which did, and after the OF the four bottles |
purchased Of you. l became as wall as ever was
In nv life. Nv doctor remarked it had bsiaed his
skin. Nothing disaSrseing with me In my diet.
believe there ara remedies for all diseases. bnt
we all err In Welding to the confidence of our
physicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM 5. GooDE.
70 Mr.. Z. Buker, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-Some rascal, ami
mated by spite or mere destructiveness,
on Saturday evening cut the cord by
which large and elaborate specimen of
ornamental writing has for some time past
been suspended in front Of the Old Do
minion Business College. On Saturday at
about 10 o'clock the plato fell to the
ground with crash, and was broken into
a thousand fragments.
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r.ESE,yCuEL0a,s nAIR DyE-BArCHE-

E-S ATCNLE0a'S HAIR DYE.BATCHE-
Lok.'s AIR DIE.-TlI1s splendid HAIR Di = IS
The best in tbs world. Tne only trHc and perfect
e-harm!ess. reliable, instantaneous. no dis
apI-oiutInent: no ridiculous .ints. Natural black
or browl: remedies the IL effects o! bad dyes
invigorates th- hair Leaving il soft and beautiful
The .Uu...ne j. s!Sued Wii.LlA.a Z. DAICaE-
LOR. All o;1lefs are mere limitations, and should
be aro3de1. Sold by ali druggists and perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
OF 6. Counterfeit. je il
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DEATH OF A FAMOUS HoRsE.-Ihe TTf
announces the death of Moonlight, by
Lexington, said to be the finest mare Of
the day. She died at the Chillicothe,
Ohio, race-coursc. On the two-milc day
she won the first heat, showed some dis
tress in starting for the second, came out
second in the heat, and Immediately after
wards died. 1t was suspected that she
was poisoned.
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THE GARRISON quarters of the
troops now stationed here as the garrison
Of Richmond, and quartercd at Camp
Grant, arc about to be supplied with more
substantial structures than heretofore. The
wooden buildings erected in the first in
stance for hospital accommodations are to
be torn down, and buildings Of brick and
mortar arc to supercede them. The officers
quarters are merely to be repainted and
papered, but those Of the soldiers are to
be entirely rebuilt. The work will be
shortly commenced, and is to be finished
by the lst Of September.
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gGREAT DECLINElN PRlCES.-Cheap-
pry Goods in the City ! Tremendous Sacri-
Great Excitement at ISAAC SYCELS'S, No.
Garner OF Third and Broad streets. have just
ped my fourth supply Of Summer Goods. | can
/ al! who cali great bargains. Splenddqu
ambiques, Is, 20, and &c. Embroidered Gre
nS>ines, only "5c., very cheap; Black and Colored
A4ras al 25 and 3oc, worth Soc lack silk, Sl..5,
wor IS; 500 pieces Calico, fast coors only l23c.
ElsacAsd and Brown Cottons, o. 10, and l2ac.; good
yarL.wide. iSc.: New York mills, only 25c. lei
B.etched sh"eing, only SIC: i. c. Cotton, full
width, only :jc,; Linen Drill and Cashmere, for
men and boys wear, 2oc. ard upwards; Irish
Linen SOC and upwards: 500 Shirt Bosoms. Is, Is 20,
and &c. very iow Corse:s 75c, u, and 81 .25 each;
Hoop skirts, 25c and upwards; 90 dozen Hair Nets
a. SC per piece: White Narseilies, soc. and up
wards; Eainsook II lin, sec and upwards White
sw:.s, 2cc., very cheap large lot of Ladies' and
ChilIE"n's Hoe and Gloves, very cheap; Dress
Buttons, Jet and BoNbaz!He, l5c. per dozen, worth
%c.; fGrasols, 6cc ana upwards. Csll and exam
4t= my sock before purcAas elsewhere.
ISAAC SYCELS,
No Col Broad street,
j"N corner Of Third street.
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SANITARY.-The chain-gang, under the
supervision of Mr.. Thomas Epps, are en-
gagged in filling the pond at the foot OF Belle
vue Hill. This pond has been great
nuisance to tho people residing in its vici-
nifty, who express themselves as gratitied
at its abatement.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-NIc.-The Metho-
dist Sunday school of Manchester expect
to have picnic on the 4th instant. st
o'clock in the morning the party will leave
town by special train on the Danville
railroad, returning in the evening. A halt
will be made at Powhite creek, where
some hours will be spent in social plea
sures. Tickets may be obtained of J. R.
Gill, at the Planters Bank.
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THE WHEAT. Many farmers in Henrico
county inform us that the late rains have
seriously injured the standing wheat.
Some crops are a, ,st entirely ruined.
One gentleman, who paid four dollars for
a high quality of seed wheat, does not ex-
pect his crop to pay for harvesting.
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MEETING OF GERMAN GITlzENs.-The
German citizens of Richmond are called
upon to meet tonight at Blenner's New
Market Hotel, corner Of Sixth and Mar
shall streets, for the purpose of perfecting
their new system of school organization.
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF CITIzENs'will be
held this evening in the Old Market Hall
athalf-past so'clock. Well-known speak.
ers will address the citizens on the duty Of
registration and the attempt to intimi-
date white voters.
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Hoes AND GoATs.- We unwittingly made
Major Poe on Saturday postpone his sale
of captured hogs and goats by stating that
they would be sold in front of the City
Hall. The sale will take place to-day at
the stable back of Chandler's, just above
Seventeenth srreeton Frank lin.
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GLOVER HILL PITs.-Two more bodies
have been reached in the upper level of
Bright Hope mine. They could not be re-
cognized, and, owing to the large quantity
of gas in the working, have not yet been
brought to the surface.
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MADAME RUHL's CoNcERT.-The benefit
rendered to Madame Ruhl by her pupils
will take place at Virginia Hall tonight,
and from all We have seen it will be an
entertainment well worth attending. The
programme is full of the choicest pieces,
which will be sung mostly in chorus, and
the singers have prepared themselves by
many careful rehearsals. The performance
will commence at half-past O'Clock.
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ANOTHER MASS MEETING.-The Radicals
had another mass meeting on the Capitol
Square last Saturday evening. Mr.. Hun
nicutt spoke q few words to his friends !;
and from the merriment caused, there
must have been something humorous in
what he had to say. After Hunnicutt
finished, another speaker followed, and
for what we know, several others. The
speeches were Of the same old Radical
Style
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GREAT TOBACCO LEAF.-A tobacco leaf,
grown on the plantation Of Mr.. Jones, in
Pittsylvania county, Va, is exhibited in
our counting-room window. 1t measures
thirty-six inches in length.
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A CARD-The unders gned, design,
IN ing to carry on a GENERAL. STAgE BuSl-
n ESS in this city, desire TO purchase SLAVES in
any quantity by contract or otherwise, to be de-
lvered at their yard the sonth side OF the dock,
adjoining Mayo'S tobacco Warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages OF their
plan Of conducting the business they can offer in.
ducements to parties to sell to Them.
Post. Office address, box 40, Richmond
Oiice opposite the toll house on Mayo's bridge.
WILLIAM G. MAYO,
ROBERT Fl. FITZHUGH,
Ia u-3m Superintendent.
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-, joins j. " ENIH,

MAIN NII.tbI,
caEygR uG1ow TIE POST OFFICE,
i. prepared 70 furnish 10 strictly cash customers
CaEBoE HILL COkS,
,.rEGAClVS and BITUMlEoUS COAL,
AID ESswaD OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable IN any p&:t o! the city.
X inferior FUEL Will be sold on any terms, a
-s ohisc. being 10 give satisfaction in ell cases
ny It's
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TRIAL OF THE RIoTERs.-The two white
and two black persons sent on for trial as
participators in the riot which occurred at
the time Of the visit Of the Delaware fire
men will be tried by Judge Meredith to-
day. His July term begins at II o'clock
this morning.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. = Mr..
James, collector Of internal revenue for
this district, received at his Office in this
city during the month of June SlO2, 24.7O.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REGIsTRATIoN.-In Jefferson Ward on
Saturday ZIG colored and Ito white voters
were registered.
In the fourth district, at Bellevue Hos
pital, the names Of l21 white and 11G
colored voters were enrolled. The aggregate
number is: Colored, 702; white, 403.
Colored majority, 299.
Registration was closed in the first dis
trict Of Henrico on Saturday. Eghtytwo
white and eighteen colored voters were
registered. The list now stands: Whites,
375; colored, 500. Colored majority, 1874.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-W. j. A. Alex
ander was arrested on Saturday charged
with assaulting and beating J. @. A..
Vaughan. Both parties are white.
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rURNlP SEED! TURNIP SEED !!

TURNlP SEED! TURNIP SEED :! I!
EARLY WHITE DUTCH TURNIP,
RED TOP STRAP-LEAF TURNIP,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK TURNIP,
WHITE GLOBE TURNIP,
YELLOW GLOBE TURNIP,
GREEN TOP ABERDEEN TURNIP,
DEyONSHIRE GRAY STONE TURNIP,
IMPROVED RUTA BAGA TURNlP,
WHITE SWEDE TURNIP, etc., etc.
For sale by ALLAN &JOHNSOE,
les 1906 Main street
GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
W reliable GARDEN and FLOWER SEED just
rocelyed by JOHN w. RISCN. Druggist,
,nhs Main and Third straaks.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Nor folk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, g. F. Watson.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. & w. Currie.
Schooner Hornett, Gapes, Norfolk, slaves, Cro-
we'll Currie.
MEMORANDA.
HOLINESS EoLB, June 25.-Arrived and sailed,
schooner q. Little, Godfrey, from Boston for Rich
mopd.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Nxw YORK, June 2a.-Arrived, steamer City Of
Baltimore
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LITERARY ALBUM.-We have from Tur-
ner the Literary Album, an illustrated
weekly Of New York.
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&c NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
The GREAiEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
ever orered III this city by calling THIS WEEK
a JULIUS SYCLE'S. 9i3 Main street, between
Ninth an. Tenth. Owing TO the scarcity OF money,
an selling OF my entire stock of DIZZY GOODS at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
early, II yoa 10 NO! wish TO miss such rare bar
gdius 90
'e'y fine Drels Goods Only ooc
English Berzse, soc, very cheap
-H']"4Hllnes, OILY 2oc., sold week ago for soc.;
"PfinS fopIinE, only a2c., the handsomest pat
terms;
s'eh:A orsandies, choices: designs. only 25c.
f!Hc Lawns, 2Jc., worth SOC;
A!pscsh, Ielala"s, Nc, al Ii If III cir WORTH
DOMESTIC GOODS
IN lh1a aepAIAA"h' aIn Offering greater induce.
Iithts taan a:y oi.e else, a. viii be seen by nv
price list:
Calico 10, l?!, and l5c.. tbc best quality:
Bleaehed Cotton only lec; ezra good var wide,
only l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l?i, Is, and l7c tie best;
shirilng Stripes, orly l2c. yard;
Bed Tick, full width, only zoe
and ali o:ber goods selling at the prices q this
season. IN Iny
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
! an selling the greatest bargains In fablo Da.
mask, Table Cio.hS Napkins, Towels. Linen ard
Couon Diaper, Msrseiiies Cults, Counterpanes,
&C., &c.
All lte above goods are selling off very rapidly,
and II you wsh to supply yourself call early on
JULIUS SYcLE,
BIS Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad TO serve
their friends:
RiTER g. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG.
osokoE 7. bA6BY, GEO. SWABaCHER.
JeI JULIUS sYcLg.
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Boots, Shoes. Hats. &c.

GUNST, GUNST, GUNST.-nhp
VI The,unanimous cry is go to A. GUNST
& CO.'S for the best and cheapest BOOTS. ~
SHOES, HATS, and TRUNKS. He has -
Just returned for the third time with full and
complete assortment of BOOTS and Sa0BS, for
men, ladies, misses, and children, at prices to suit
these hard times. Just look at some Of their as
tonishing low prices Ladies' Congress Caters
from $40 upwards Ladies' Front lace Caters
in great variety Ladies' Morocco Shoes from 81. rs
up yards Ladies' III orocco Alippers, Soc. Ladies'
Morocco Buskins, 75c. Children's Shoes from
Csc. upwards; Mems Boots from $3.50 up Mems
Balmorals and Caters from $l.75 up.
Country merchants will find tito tn cir advantage
to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Cont rail to call at A. 6UNST Il CO.'S, No. sos
Broad street, third door from Fifth street.
Repairing neatly done by
e27 A. GUNsT & co.
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Doors, SHOES, AND TRUNKS
ID NEW sTOCK-TWO HUNDRED nSnn
CASES.-We are receiving direct from H8l
the factory, selected by our Mr. purN.Y N
raj assortment of the above goods, suta BILE for the
present season. We have many styles Of goods in
our line that cannot be found in any other house,
and all we ask from our friends and the public iS
to call and examine our new stock. We will sell
them very low. PUTNEY 4 WATTS,
e25 corner Thirteenth and Main streets
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ITO EXCURsIONISTs.-Messrs. Nc
i CORMICK KELLY respectfully b6g leave to
inform the citizens OF Rich mond and vicinity that
they are prepared TO furnish Pic-ncs, Excursions.
SC, with the choicest Of Wines, Liquors. Bottled
Ale, Porter, and Mineral Waters; and hope to me-
On Twentieth between Main and Cary streets.
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WILLIAM HAWN, NOTARY PUB
~ Lie. iMes: rowhatan Hotsl. Room NO. 6s},
and viii also pro.ecuts- claims OF soldiers and
others 10 any OF The Offices IN Washington u. c.,
or etsvhers will write conyaysness, bills or
ss' js1
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A RRIVAL OF A DISTJN- nhn
"A GUISHED IN INDIvIDUAL.-Our friend
HENRY GUNST, 1927 Main street, betweenH
Fifteenth and Seventeenth, bas just ar
rived, for the third time this season, aud for the
accommodation of his numerous friends has
200 pairs splendid LADIES' CATERS atsl.25,
200 pairs VERY FINE LADIES CATERS at
200 pairs GHILD's PATENT LEATHER HEEL.
Ed SLIPPERS at i5c..
200 pairs CHlLD'S PATENT LEATHER SLIP
PERS WITHOUT HEELS at 5oc.,
100 pair CALFsKIN SCHOOL SHOES,
loo pair MEMS CALF BOOTS from S2.75 to 81. so :;
in fac the b-st and cheapest STOCK OF MEMS Boys,
Women, aud Girls Boots and Shoes ever offered to
this Impoverished community. Give him trial,
and satisfy yourself that this is no humbEg.
fine assortment of Ladies' and Gentemen's Travel
ling Trunks always on hand. Remember
HENRY GUNST, 1927 Main street,
je 81 four doors below Ezeiiel's dry goods store..
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QUESTIONS OF IMPORTANCE.

QUESTIONS OF IMPORTANCE
W Question.-Where can you get first -ehr
rate Heeled Rosetted Slipper for s0c.? nMl
Answer.--At NJ. GUNST'S, ALT Broad
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Question. " here can you get Lady's
Morocco Boot for 60c. 7
Snswer.-At MICHAEL GUNST'S, AIT Broad be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
Question. Where can you get Misses Goat
Heeled Boot for Sc?
Answer.-st MICHAEL oUNsT's, AT Broad be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
Queston.-Where can you get Childs Lea
ther and Morocco Boot for G0c.
Answer.-At NJ. aUNsT'S, All Broad between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
Question Where you get Mems Boots for
So and shoes for VI so?
Anawer...At NJ GUNsTs, at Broad between
Fourth and Fifth streets. jel2
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pE- BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS.-A
certain und infsl;ble remedy for pyspepsia Agus
aud Fever, General Debility, &c. For sale by al
druggists in the city OF Richmond and elseuhe-s.
Orders promptly filed by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
Rox S33, Richmond va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01

A GREAT BARGAIN.-The under
n signed. wishing to close their business, otfsr
Tor sale az greatly reduced prices Lot of DRUGS
and NED CINES. and many other articles usually
kept In a regularly established drug store. Ihe
all the furniture is new. Any person wishing to
20 into the drug business will find 1t to his in'e-
Fest to examine our stock, which we are willing
10 cell considerably lower than can be purchased
elsewhere. J. Il. GODWlS q w,
IL Its Flncas'ls. va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01
Seeds.

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VI BAGE SEED just received and for sale by
J. Ii. CEiLDREY CO., DrLscists
No 1918 Main, between Eighteenth and Ninetsenth
streets Richmond, Va. je 2"-3t