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n,o OoO WORTH SUMMER GOODS
SIU,UUU AT COsT.-The rush continues Sna
for the Oh cap goods, and we still have on hano
$50 nieces Lawns, fast colors at aoc:
G5 pieces Organizes at 35c., worth soc N. .
TX pieces hast Cslicoes, one shilling, worth Zoc.
80 pieces Bleached Cottons at TO- l23. To- 20 ana
Is places bleached and Brown sheetngs at So
200 yards Mouamblques and Baregss at 2oe.'
worth Csc. ., a, -, .,,os
very cheap; uou ., az
as and !5c., reduced loo. per yard; , >,
Irish Linens at IS. so. rs, and soc., worth %,
BlacE silks at Sis, sl.eo, and 50, worth -.
Linen and six Fans. Parasols, and Umbrel-
TabIs Cloths, Napkins, Bed Quilts and
Towels at les. than cost;
Lace Collars and EdGmgs, Cambria ant S D,h
bons Buttons, BmOroidered Handksrchiers, ,a Eng
which will be sold a, cost prices TO close them out,
a. WILLIAM THlLH1MER'S,
@' sl5 Broad street,
IVES between Third and Fourth streets.
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Taxation and Repudia ton,


This question Of Reputation worries Mr..
GREELEY. lie calls those in favor Of 1t
villains" and says that any Republican
or War Democrat who lends the scheme
shadow of countcnance proves himself "an
migrate, villain, and fool" Now, this
language implies that the reputation party
is not 50 contemplate in numbers as we
had supposed it to be. 1t would not be
necessary to use such language in speak
ing of few hundred crazy partisans. The
very words used imply that the plottcrs
for Reputation are neither few nor un-
known. The wrath of GREELEY was eX-
cited in this way The Herald had the other
day letter from western correspondent,
who says the western Democrats mean to
run George II. Pcndcton for President
and to electioneer as disclosed in the an.
nexed paragraph:
"Thcy are beginning to agitatc the pc.
Icy of Reputation Of The national debt, q
complete wiping out Of all our liabilities
and Il recommcnccmcnt all round under a
return W u SpcClc UdSiS.
"Thc boldest among the western Demo
Gratis do not hesitate to openly avOw the
doctrine Of entire Reputation. They be-
licvc that it will carry the masses with it,
and sweep everything before it. Go into
any public meeting,' say many Of their
prominent men, land you will find nine
tcnths of those present in favor Of repudi-
alton Ask them why they should grind
out their lives and pinch their families in
order to pay the debt incurred for war
which they had no hand in making, and
which has only enriched the politicians
who brought it upon us, and they will
nearly all range themselves upon our side.
Still the cautious politicians desire to APP
proach the subject by more indirect paths
The policy they now advocate is the wip-
ing out of the whole national debt by an
issue of grccnbacks to the amount OF
twenty-five hundred millions, cancelling
all the Understanding bonds, and
stopping the circulation OF the ma
tional banks, thus saving the country
the twenty millions annually squan-
dered upon those institutions. This is
well understood to be the programme
upon which Pendleton is to be put for
ward for the Presidential nomination, as
foreshadowcd by the position of his conf
dental organs. But behind this stands
the ultimate result of Reputation, which
will be rendered more easy of accomplish
ment under the depression which such an
imitation would occasion in the national
curreucy."
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He PLEADS ORDERs.-Some of the
Radical papers are seeking to make it ap-
pear that General GRANT looks upon his
assignment to the War Department by the
PRESIDENT in the light of a military order,
winch he had no right to decline obeying,
pa,, wen the right to protest against. The
,na - american intimates as much,
tho ,aru ashington Chronicle says SO in
Ru, ~: words we have Just employed.
i nDs 'n ;' 'ae' IS that the Secretary of War
IS a civil officer, and no m;,;,a.u ae;oa.
e0uld De ordered to accept the nos;,;on r.
- not very complimentary to General
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"1EvY,s DRY GOODS STORE

"LEyY,s DRY GOODS STORE"
.,., FAC victory is sure ; high prices are
bound TO yield to low; and as the low p'''e '''
.,a ono nnrsusd by the LEVY BROTHERS
,ho;r a.y vonr support, and thus enable them
to keep prices down. Remember the larger 'ne
oroor,, If poods they sell the smaller the profits
will be so all purchasers OF Dry ooods aro in'0'
rasted. Thew offer all kinds of DRESS dooDs a
closing out prices:
Real Bird-Eye Diaper Is yards In piece io'
$3.50 worth 81 so;
Real Russia Diaper at s2.25, worth $3.50;
Comma Russia Crash at l2lc. per yard, worth Is
White Flannel at Csc,
| Atwood Flannel at 3oc.,
French Soft Finished Cambria, It yards wide. a
Soc. worth &c.;
| Black Hermann at CSC per yard, worth 4oc.;
Plain Colored NJ ozambiques at 2ac., worth 4oc.
Lawns at 49, 20, and 25c., reduction OF 81 PEI
| cont:
Bleached Cotton at 10, l2lc., full yard Wide a
16sc., worth zoe,
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, nearly as Sood al
Wamsutta, at 2oc.-Wamsutta sells at sSc.;
| Unbleached Cottons from 10 to 2Oc.,
Full width Bleached and Unbleached sneeting'
at Soc,
PiIlow-case Cottons full 46 inches wide, at 2Sc.
piIIow-case Linen, full il yards wide, at 75c.
worth 81;
Linen sheeting, j. yards wide, at $3.50, ~or'f
1925 per yard;
Fine Soft Finish Cambria, ]! yards wide' a
Soc, worth &c.
Bishop Lawn at 25c., worth s5c.;
Excellent White Brilliants at 25c., worth S'c.
Table Damask, extra heavy, warranted all linen
at 75c., would be cheap at$l;
Cassimeres at 81, worth $50;
Linen Drllings, from 20 to Soc;
| Linen Duck at &c, worth 35c
CAME Merino Shirts for Gents at s!.25. worth 81;
Maltese Lace Collars at so and 75c., werth 81 and
$3.50;
Tucked and Embroidered Collars at SIPS per do
zen, worth %;
Crochet Trimming, 10 yards In a piece LOT lVc
worth 1oc. per yard:
Real Tape Trimming, IL yards In piece ior &C
would be cheap 81;
Real Damask Doylies, warranted all linen, a
81 so per dozen, worth $3.50;
Damas1 Napkins at SO, worth $3.50;
Cotton Hose at l23c., worth 1876;
Real English Cotton II ose at Soc;
Infants Frock Waists at SO and 75c., worth 7'c
| and 81;
Real French Wove Corsets at 81;
Table Cloths at 75c., worth Sl.25;
Huckaback Towels at 81, SO, and IS, worth 50
s. SO, and 81 SO per dozen;
| Domestic Ginghams at ld3c.;
| Wide English Prints at 20 and 25c per yard
Shifting Stripes a. l2ac.;
Bed Tick at l24c.
| Also, at low prices,
| Travelling Eatchels and Baskets, Shawls, Lac
Mantles Black Silk Sacques, Basques, un'
Circulars
| Remember the FLAG.
LEVY BROTHERS,
aul3 l547 Main street.
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OF REMOVAL

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
R. W. POWERS
bees TO inform his friends and the puoiiS
bssrsmoysd from his former house, cofh''
Main and Fifteenth streets, to his
CoMMoDIoUs NEW STORE,
13os Main between Thirteenth and Fouf's'n'N
streets.
His stock will be found
rr11 AND COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES.
v,o,oss,s and retail buyers are assured that no
efforts will be spared to meet tn cir wants.
With confidence an examination OF MS
stock Of PURE
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYESTUFFs,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS. &C., &C.
He would return thanks for the Hoeral pA''0A''
are hitherto accorded him, and respectfully so-
,,cits continuance of the same.
'''''' 9 '''' &. W. POWERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
M 1905 Main three doors below Thirteeh'n'
pn12
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DIED

c,d,o,,v IN Yesterday. JOHN WILLIAM,
eIdest ron OF John +. Harlow. in the sixth year
of his age. 49,, r.. .Lo r.,;d.,ca
,f liz father on the corner of Byrd and Twelfth
streets, at 81 o'clock THIS AFTERNOON. FRIENDS
of the family are invited 10 attend.
On the ll.h instant, J. H., youngest child OF R..
H. and Z. A Meade, aged nine months and five
days.
Ills funeral will take place at the residence OF
his grandfa John Fl. Hooper, in Manch ester,
at 5 o'clock L. N. TODAY.
| take these little lambs, said He,
And fold them to my breast;
Protection they shall find in Me,
And be forever blest.
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RETAL1ATIoN.-Thc Washington Chron'-
Gle intimatcs that HOLT has records to
publish too, and threatens to make some
astounding revelations. Let them come.
But, then, supposing CoSovER's story to
be true, who knows but Holt succeeded
better in suborning other witnesses than
he did with CoSovER? Who would believe
uo1.T's revelations
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TOHN Fl. TYLER q CO., successors
y to Mitchell Tyler ls2 Main t;in, street. t. Fsh
rrtaurIoJ and extensive stock Of GOLD and SlLEER
WATCHES .T3 aS and CaATS StoG a1 5EW yIEtkF
SILVER and PhATEp D. W " GDFP, Sl.Sfss
noa s1rpsssed by any class Of goods in the country
Th Pssa hsg house. 1 no d R!sss
nn assS, stock is we'll selected and very com:
p pes p sad consists of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept in first. class lsW
s en- y.w sJdinr new goods. They continue, az
snIyf to order dfect from the factories what
aver articles heir customers may desire an9 q!
III shortest possible notice. HAIR JE hI,kI OF
svcry description made to order. WATCh re.
PAIRING done in the very best manner py the
most experienced watchmGksrs In tho couhtIy.,o
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Co,,,a,,issi07a Merch07atS.


" COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OFFICE TOBACCO EXCHANGE BUILDING, sHocKoB
SLIP,
RICHMOND, T3.,
solicjts consignmsnts of TOBACCO. WHEAT,
FLOUR, COIN, and COUNTRY PRODUCE gene
st?iict personal attention given to, ell sales and
prompt returns rendered. On hand, full supply
Of BAGS for grain. am prepared to MAKE l19eral
advances In cash. FERTILIZERS or MERCi AN
Ms = on the faith of shipment. consultation.
Thankful for the past liberality OF my friends,
hope to deserve fair portion of their patronage.
n
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We neglected to state yesterday that
Miss MUHLBACH's Maria Antoinette ana
Her Son was sent to US through Messrs. A.
II. CHRISTIAN & Co., Main street.
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.TeueLerS. dc.


DEEPENING OF TIE 0P FL on
@O@ f rksr lsasRs't ! ~ ~
CO. has opened his esabl shmentat o; jig aa
street Ss eeesb1assd S7
mgHTSCUS GLASS SPECT ACLES ana Eolad
GLASSES, ground after The most s sPReS5'bb v
Kim TO every condition Of the human eye, 10 Us A.
imDroving and preserving the sight, no ma''ef
from what cause affected: :. co,d suvsr, Steel,
ana S.s sns"M MICROSCOPES. OPERA and FI Vd,P
GLASSES, THERMOMETERS, etc. at Ne" 'ofA
pfBESgsss.zTL1AN PEBBLES and superior GLASSES
carefully set in frames to order. su 10
90 10 THE LADIES OF RICH :
I'll MoNp AND The sUER oq Jnfo p y nv y
friends ana assoTted stock Of HAIR GOODS
en5Tacng in part, extra long and heavy EAR hair
Brsids, Curls, Waterfalls Fr!zetteS' Vice. A0D
pTs viii pay particular attention to the manufae-
tus9 ant sty iey Of HAIR JEWEERY made to order
neatly rfphTsaS Wi hs SE s BP2 5sds street
ane between Second and Thlrd.
OPENING THIS WEEK at NOW
" Lam magniacsnt s1 IH 81 Ii'n
fresh EaD 5SP S 81 6F fSs s aud
iA pieIa8UNDs, PEARLS, EMERALDs, and other
ptEsiLEGA NT WATCHES, with all the improved at
'a sspPEkg bEoNTIHE GEA1Ns and PITs GOLD
WE lRbsG LEX flsS'H ANDKEgcHIEF HOLDERS
and a great variety of beautiful
"A0 PRESENTATION GOODS.
An endless variety of STERLlNG siVEh" q S 81
in cases, at prices as low as any mouse ia Ns"
Ao'A "a EOWLAN j. CO.'S,
| corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
| ,.1o above the post-otice.
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n.,,os. Medic51aes, DO

.c,1. o111 DER BRACES, THE MOST
> approved Batsnt t Trasses for single and
double hernia sofa ~ WAGNER, Apoth ecary,
corner Sixth and Broad ''rse''' n'"' ~
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nr-aLNASACS FOR ls6s.-Just publishea
warrock,s edition OF Rich ardson's Virginia ana
North Carolina ALMANAC for 1903.
For sale wholesale and retail by
JAMES E. GOODE, Publisher,
o,1a-at s24 Main street, Richmond, va.
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Books, Stationery, dc.

WTYNNE'S EDITION OF RICH
wv ARDSON'S ALMANAC FOR 1sss.-My edi-
ton OF tho old standard VIRGlaIA and HOETH
CAROLINA ALMANAC for 1868, calculated by
David Richardson, Esq, OF Louisa, is In pres.
and will be ready IN d few days
ORDERS From THR TRADE, with business
card, solicited. Liberal discount made. Address
e. Fl. WYNNE,
an dlw&sw&w2w Richmond, Va.
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,An19kSe771e7ltS.

THE LAST GREAT SENSATION
i AND MONSTER COMBINATION OF ZOO
LOGICAL, ORSlTHULUGICAL, AND
EQUESTRIAN WONDERS OF
CREATION.
RICHMOND:
LOCATION, FUUkTH AND CLAY.
FIVE DAYS ONLY,
commencing TUESDAY, AUGUST
FIRST GRAND PERFORMANCE TUESDAY
EVENING.
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GRANT to say that he supposes the Presi-
dent has the right to order him to accept
civil appointment or fill civil office.
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SDeCjGL Notices.

ra UPON IT'S OWN MERITS
CHALFANT-s COCO CREAM
IL winning laurels.
Every one who tries 1t wants II again. NO one
would be without II.
PRICE, ONLY Pity CENTS.
All the druggists keep It.
Tau
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MATINEE EACH DAY,
commencing WEDNESDAY, ArGrsT2S.
JOHN ROBINSON'S great combination CIRCUS
and MENAGERlE, forming grand stock enter
prise, consolidating Tss SHOWS
The mammoth Geological department is com
posed OF the curious and rare animals Of Asia,
africa, and South america. including orntholo-
EicaI selections Of the most beautiful specimens Of
foreign birds, forming the lncSt extensive col!ec-
ZION OF wild animals in the country, supported by
the largest company Of equestrans In America,
Numbering $50 men AID $50 horses, including tty
performers, five equeslrennes, three popular
clowns, enabling the management to produce
startling acts of hOrsemanshlp, daring gymnastc
ak ere ises, tpectacles Of Oriental grandeur with
the most dazzling splendor.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
PRESIDE
SupsrlHtsBur nt..,.......,...J. T IhoBlssOH, JF.
Business Sor...............,...W w. n. hotdh'
Treasurer. ..................u. y. Robinson
In the Zoologica Department will be found
HERD OF TAPlRS,
kFL0Ck OF AUSTRALIAN RMEUS,
HERD OF PORCUPINES,
THE PERFORMING ELEPHANT EMPRESS
| introduced by MIR. Johnson.
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ATURAL BRIDGE, ROCK.
PROPRIETORS.-This delightful and fash ionable
resort and great natural curiosity, that has been
good living, as the proprieors are determined to
spare neither pains expense in giving satisfae-
ton to all.
Persons visiting the Rockbridge Alum, Baths, or
Lexington, can reach this place every day by .
new line of omnibusses, or by packet and coach.
point at any hour.
TERMS: sa.so per day, $50 per month; children
and servants half price.
1e 22-3m PITMAN q co.
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All. NEIGHBOR BLUNT, PRAY
IA HOW DYE Dor
I've lust arrived in town, you see,
And happy that I've met with you.
I'm bothered, as we'll may be;
I've little money, much to buy,
And really don't know where to go.
In this dilemma apply
For information. Do you,knoWf
BLUsT.-Well friend, indeed I'm truly glad
20 see you; and pll help you out.
Your case Is not SO very bad;
For ISAAC sFCELs, hereabout,
Can sell you goods, dare assert,
Cheaper tn an any man in town.
Your wife silk, yourself shirt,
Domestic, either bleached or brown.
His stock, selected with great care,
Was bought for cash-'ts sold the same.
Andhere's his card, twill take you there
You can't forget the place or name
SOL ISAAC sYCELs, sol
DEALER IN DRY GOODS.
SOL BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD.
1iy 23l
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Dr7, Goods.

GRAND CLOSING-OUT Sa Sans W.
SPRING AND SUMNER ""oO''
AT
JULIUS STGi.E'S, .rontb.
p,sma;n street. between Ninth eno I'll .sa
In consequence of the advanced s ~ u
BULL SUMNER u DRESS GOODS AND LAWNS
at and below cost .,
.,0o ,nss recsived, another large sto stock oi
gsaehed cot.ons' at 10, 2s and ls., sptisna ar
Of Calie lie 81, inst Opened
aqu assortmeni OF Fall Goods which are
hsinS run of very cheap for week, to make iooD'
for New Goods. horoains
a. Rave naver before been offered in Ricnmona.
Pecoliect that we are closing out orr 81 su
S'0.A sis Main street, between Ninth and Ten1n'
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Real Estate Agemcies.

,o~~~~~~~~|~~<<<(@(|| |(<<(<<l-l-
|tABELL IL WATKINS, 1ll3 Main
street., Lancaster Building, Richmond. Va.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AuCTloaEEEs,
nn;a burchaser. solicit consignmsnts Of all kind,
81 RIAL ESTATE, in the city and state. for ..rs,
sxc cinn On ths most liberal terms. N'1 q
@u'''' T. DARLINGTON C4BELL
an 10-3m ). b. hIHo.
4 CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
a I.ANDs.-Ihave formed = business Gonna.
lion with Msssrs: Murphsy & Troutmsn, Real Rs.
tate Agents and Brokers; phiia;asiPhis, who havs
Prpns and other real property IN Virginia, 70;
nhich fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
HElsorivsnfans desiring 10 remove to this State
fe Hl snnication. in person or by mail viii VII,
,,ossnIa furnish any one having land for sale spe
ppisc information on the subject:
'''' J. u. IHBOOEa, Attorney Law,
=, ao-ts Richmond. Va.
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old DOMINION CIDER Mills
" We have perfected our OLD DOMINION
MILL. and have now unquesiionsbly the BEST
PORTABLE DER MILL In use. Weask an ex
animation or trial, and challenge competition
with any mill in the market Owners OF orchards
will consult tn cir interest by seeing the Old Do.
minon before purchasing a cider mill
We sell also the Hickok and Hutchinson Mills
at lowest market price.
H. n. SMITH l. CO.,
~ A-st 1852 Main street,
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~s STAND By THE FLAG!
GIVE IT YOUR CORDIAL SUPPORT AND ALL
WILL BE WELL.

Tho sag which We call upon you to stand by ID
the one upon which is inscribed
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MILLS 81 RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
Nt CHAEGE, RICHMOND. Va, BROKERS ana
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purchase = nd
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
signments. Refer to A. F. HARVEY, President OF
National Bank of Virginia JAMES THOMAS Jr.,
ESQ., Richmond, Va. Messrs. b. MESSENGER 3
Co.. New York Messrs. JOHNSON Il THOMPSON
Boston, Mass. y 4-ts
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GRAND GRATUlToUS EXHIBITION.
A Gorgeous Ancient Pageant,
The Grand Chariot OF Mars, oberon, and Achilles;
Iivir Lions, in open dens OF gold and bronze;
Knights and Gladiators, In armor of ancient
Romans, as escort to the SlitterinS and costly
Oriental EquipaSes.
This grand aud imposing procession will be pre-.
coded by the Chariot OF Uberon, containing
THOMAS CANHAM'S
0PERATJC SILVER AND STRING ORCHESTRA
Of twenty rst.class musicians.
TWO PEEFORMANCES-at and o'clock p. M !.
The procession will enter the city at 10 o'clock.
Admission, 50 cents; reserved seats, IS cents.
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ANCETS.-Best quality Ihtlm D.
i Lancets Also. an assortment OF sursi'"i III
struments and Appliances .. ppoTHER.
Druggists.
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CTOYES. TINWARE AND HnIISE

NIUVES, TlNWARE, AND HOUSES
~ hEEPlSG ARTlCLES.-GREGORY s CO.,
lat Main street have constantly on hand a large
and well assorted stock of the latest improved
hlNG, PARLoR, and OFFICE STOVES,
for coal Shepherd and reimproved Old Dominion
i ior wood !" prslnier," ething entirely new,
Ior burning soft coal. the gas and smoke; Bell
Morning Glory, for parlors, stores, Offices, &e
Also, Pain, Japanned, and Stamped Tinwars Of ali
planishe ed Ware. sc. $3.50 60 aHo
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Clothing.

SPECIAL NOTICE. = In order to
make room for FALL GOODS, the subscriber will
from this date close out his stock of SUMNER
GOODS at reduced prices. All in want of SUM-
MER CLOTHING are invited to call at No. 1900
Main street E. ). SPENCE, Agent,
au7 Merchant Tailor and Clothier
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will perform at Staunton Saturday, August II !;
Waynesboro', Monday, August 10; Charlottesville,
Tuesday, august 20; Gordonsvlle, Wednesday,
August 81 Orange Courthou Thursday. August
% Louisa Courthouse, Friday, August % Cen
treville, Saturday, August "a: Ashland, Monday,
August 20 Petersburg, September and 5.
I oS %
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nOCK MILL, SOUTH SIDE DOCK,
~ FOOT OF SEVENTEENTH STRIET-Ths
subscriber has his CORN MILL in operation * AIN,
and IL now prepared to furnish his former eusto.
mers and the public with nice Bol,sd Neal. Neal
exchanged for good white Corn and liberal ar
ransemsnts made with parties having large guam.
dIirs 10 grind.
xu ISIS ROBERT. j. SMYrH.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All
N persons having claims against the estate Of
WILLIAM 5. RITTER, deceased, will present
indebted are hereby notified to make payment at
once sS 1t Is desirable to settle up the estate as
early as practicable.
RICHARD c. RITTER,
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
Administrators of William B. Ritter, deceased.
TX
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TNO YOUNG MEN IN SEARCH OF
TEEN Young MEN 10 10 to West Virginia They
recommended. Two hundred acres of land will
first and second years each will pay $50 on ths
fourth and fifth this amount must be retnrnad ~
me. -
At the expiration OF the lease the land vii, ho
again leased or sold upon reasonable terms Tbe nc
conditions required OF the settler that ha shall
build log house clear five acres annually and
also dsaden and keep in grass five other acres
The lands TO be settled lie In the counties NJ
Jackson. koane, Calhoun, and Gilmsr The re
cent discovery of valuable minerals III Jackson
might make settlement there desirable in MANY
respects. Lands may be purchased Us well as
leased. A gentleman will leave Stanton on the
I'd Of September for these counties, with whom
parties might 80 out.
an l2-lw WIN. W PARKER
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CHINGLES. SHINGLES.-95,00 600 No.
- six inch HEART and 10000 No. skin
SAP SHINGLES landing and for sale on the dock.
THOMAS ]. BEAU,
au l5-3tX Ninth and Arch streets.
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Groceries, dc.

OHEESE.-English Dairy Cheese in
~ ~ s IL p"'AA" GORDON & CRISGAy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

NEW AUCTION STORE.-EDRIS
IN A. WILLIS. SUCCESSOR TO G. w. WILL
formerly occupied by A. Mott, Of Fifteenth
and Main streets, propose to conduct general
AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSINESS on the
cash system. will be assisted for the present by
my father @. w. WILLIS, who is we'll known by
the citizens for twenty five years. Consignments
thankfully received and prompt sales and returns.
lI-3t EDRIS A. WILLIS
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AND CHOICE GOODS:

HTFW ~ NU CdOIOH VOOO0'
~ SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, AGENT,
900 Main street,
has just received
Rlsachsd Cottons, select brands;
items Towelings and Table Linens,
Bsst Cotton and Linen shestings,
Cambrcs, Nainsooks, and Soft Camories'
swiss Mulls, Real Swiss, and organdie'.
rna,isb Thread Edgings and 1nsertings,
poaI Val. Bdgings and lnsertings.
beautiful assortment OF
Cambria Edsings and Insertinss'
Linen Edgings and Insertings'
French Wrought Bands, etc
English Grapes and Grape Wells.
N B,-All GOODS from the closing season 9oio
.o,a RcIOw COST. du Az
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24
CIR CERIES

Of choice quality. Family Flour, Carolina Rice.
Salt. Molasses, Breakfast Bacon, Hams, Crushed
and Brown Sugars. Lard, Candles Starch, best
Teas aud Coffee, New Orleans Syrup. Canned
Fruits and Meats, Mackerei, Oysters, Sardines.
Pickles. and many other articles. A variety ol
CONFECTIONERlES.