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RitItnrond 1tspattk,
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is, 1868.
Richmond-Wheat and Flour.

The Richmond market for wheat 10 RI
this time higher than that Of any OF '"e
Atlantic cities. The mills are actively en-
ployed. and there is demand for wheat
there not being sufficient supply 10 mes'
their wants. Those farmers will fare pest
who get their wheat in earliest. =.
1t is gratifying to us to see our mash'n-
cent mills once more in fun opera''o.'
They will now take the place they formerly
occupied, especially in the South American
markets. There are large orders no" 'ei"s
filled for those markets. IL. IS
When we are relieved from the weight u
the menstrous rule to which we arc NJ" ooo
;ected there will be new life impaired 10
trade and we shall see Richmond again
owning her clipper vessels engaged in the
South American comm cree, and her whole
salers and auction houses selling coffee ana
sugars, the return cargoes Of these ships.
Richmond only wants stable government
and time to rescquire her lost prosperity
and then she will 90 ahead in her COM
merce and manufactures in manner I'M
exampled in the middle and southern
States.
The mills of this city can readily GRIND
the surplus grain of our own State that ordi-
narily comes to this city, and all of that Of
Western North Carolina and East Tennes-
see. The Richmond market is always high
for wheat. Even when quotations exhibit
difference against us the farmer finds that
these quotations are delusive-that in other
markets there is a closer scrutiny and a
more rigid classification Of grades. so that
really more is paid here for the aggregate
crop than in those cities which may for o
time publish higher rates.
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A large number of our country friends
were in the city for the express purpose OF
hearing Governor Vance, and it 10 more
upon their account than on account OF our
own citizens that we regret that our neigh
bors in Richmond should have played the
marplot on this occasion, and by their I'M
pertinent uncalled-for, and oticious med
ding, broken up an arrangement which
would have resulted in one of the largest
and most enthusiastic gatherings which has
ever assembled in our city. The transac-
ton is Richmond all oper, 1t matters not
what harm the CAUSE suffers 80 Richmond
is misunderstanding lnder.
Fair and softly, dear friends You have
| taken shave from all freights passing
through your town for Richmond for many
years and even now, while the roads are
connected, subject those freights to tranship-
ment and commissions. For the first time We
took possession, in similar way, of bit of
your own freight that was passing through
on Saturday last; and though we got rich
commission out of it, we are still greatly in
arrears of full retaliation. But you have
the satisfaction of knowing that the nature
of this freight was such that the commits
sion we drew from it did not diminish its
value one jot or title, and it has since been
forwarded without curtailment or detri-
ment, always at your command.
"The transaction Is Richmond all ouer."
This is mistake. 1t bears close resem-
blance to Petersburg, as we have shown
nay more: Petersburger (now valuable
citizen Of Richmond), who loves the Cock
ade town, was the author of the strategy,
and mainly carried it successfully through.
He seized Governor VANCE, and the Cover
nor knowing how expansive was his stand
ing in the Cockade town, not only yielded,
but relapsed into the profoundest security.
He gave US splendid speech, but has a
better one for Petersburg whenever she
wants it He merits not the ire of that
"little town. He was not In fault, and
regards our friends over there with the
warmest affection.
This successful foray upon Petersburg
freight, for which we are indebted to the
skill of Petsrsburger, is but foretaste
of what we may do in the way of reprisal !;
and We suggest that our Petersburg friends
had better, In time, let Richmond freight
come through without delays and shaving
down.
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The Complete Poetical Works Of Robert
Burns, with Explanatory and Glossarial
Notes and Life Of the Author. By JAMES
CURRIE, NJ. D. New York: D. APPLE
TON & Co.
The APpLEToNs have done service in
printing this cheap edition Of BURNss
poems.
Heart Of Midlothian. D. APPLETON & CO.'S
cheap reprint of the WaUerley NoueAS.
Darts Freight Computations. A complete
work, embracing lightweight thousand
two hundred and twenty-three calcula-
tons, from one cubic inch to four thou
sand feet at rates from twenty-five cents
to twenty dollars per ton Of forty cubic
feet, and equivalent rates per foot mea-
gurement; and calculated for every mode
of transportation, coastwise and lnland'
&c., &c. By P. C. DART. New York ::
D. APPLETON & Co.
The above works are all for sale by A.
n. CHRISTIAN g. Co.
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RADICAL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT
LARGE.-The Ne,o Nation has dropped the
names of JAMES w. HUSNICUTT and
FRANCIS Fl. PEIKPoINT as electors at large
for the Radical party in the Presidential
campaign. Why is this We suppose Cover
nor PEIRPoINT retired in very great disgust,
and we do not blame him. He can be little
inclined, at least, to come back here to fight
by the side of WELLS g. Co.. but HUNNI-
CUT, there is no especial provocation which
should cause him to cut caper. He is
constitutionally an elector, and the "si1
men" who govern the State are about to
turn him sat large" 80 whatever be his
reason for erasing his name from the Radi-
col ticket, he must per force be an " elector
of large I -
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REPUTATION. Senator MORTON, Of In
diana, who is one Of the ablest men in the
Senate Of the United States, and leading
Radical, made speech in that body on
Monday in favor Of paying off the national
debt with greenbacks. GREELEY charges
the Democrats with being repudiators De-
cause they advocate the same measure: we
think he is right as to the main point
namely, that to do go would be partial re-
pudiation. But partial Republication will
hardly satisfy the {" free and enlightened "
voters of the North. They will be content
with no measure short of total reputation.
When both parties claim to be in favor OF
partial Reputation in order to gain favor
with the masses, it may be safely assumed
that the masses themselves are in favor OF
total reputation. The southern people are
to-day less likely to advocate reputation
than the masses of the northern people.
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ADVANTAGES OF VIRGINIA AND RICH
MoND.-The intelligent citizen Of Worces-
ter, Mass, whom we quoted in our editorial
in the Dispatch of yesterday morning,
while on o recent visit to this city wrote to
the Worcester Spy letter, from which we
make the following extract:
"Money is scarce, and hence oil kinds Of
"large enterprises languish; but slowly
al the avenues of trade are re6pening. One
"branch of activity will reawaken an
"other; very soon this country will enjoy
ga prosperity undreamed of before. l have
met many men from the North since
have been here. They are principally
from New York and Pennsylvania. and
"belong to the class of well-to-do farmers.
"They are buying land and settling on it
"with their families. Land sells here for
from one-fourth to one-half Of what 1t
brought before the war. 1t hardly seems
"wise for young men in search of homes to
ago fifteen hundred miles into the interior
"of the continent and settle where the tide
"of population will scarcely reach them
"before they grow grey, when, for the
"same money, they might buy homes
"within d few miles of tide-water, few
"hours' travel of their friends, and near the
"largest markets of the continent, which
"can be reached by river and ocean naviga-
"tion. While 80 many are turning their
"eyes to the West for homes, it is kind
"ness to them to call their attention to the
"great field for them which lies OF their
every doors. That great territory was
"once closed against them; now it is free,
"and invites their entrance. The COM
"mercial advantages of Richmond are
"almost unequalled. Situated in lovely
/" climate, in the midst of On exceedingly fer
"tile country, surrounded by the minerals
(Which are most useful to man, on noble
"river which bears vessels Of ten feet
"draught to the city, and those of the first
"class to within three miles of it, the
"centre of five railroads, and to be con-
"nected with the Ohio river by canal
"half completed, its future must be pros
"perous in the extreme. There are few
"places which offer such attractions to en-
terprising men,"
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CEILING OFF SELLING OFFll T(
CLOSE. TO CLOSE!

with the view OF engaging In another business,
Ihave determined to close out my EHT1RESTOCH
OF DRY GOODS, which Is very large, for 1 shor!
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
IL would be useless to attempt TO enumcrate any
particular goods or prices, and viii only say that
the stock Is complete In all branches and every ar
ticle MUST he sold regardless OF cost; and what
ever remains unsold within short time viii be
disposed or Mt auction.
This 10 \ chance rarely offered to consumers Of
dry goods and will be to the interest OF AL IN VAL!
to call early ut ISAAC HUTZLER'S
jes No. $50 Broad street corner Of Sixth.
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THE THIRD PARTY MovEMENT.-The De-
mocrats need not fear this movement. We
do not think there is any prospect that it
will be made; but should it be, it would
damage the Radicals more than the Demo-
Gratis. The Washington Star tries to give
it some Importance, but evidently writes in
the dark. Mr.. CHASE might lead such a
party to some purpose, but no other man in
the country could.
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EDUCATIONAL

UNIVERSITY HIGH school :,
~ GOSHEN DEPOT; VIRGINIA CEST'p.l
H. \. D. WOOD, Principal. y "a
THOMAS A. HOPE, Associate Prne,,,,.
A Rra 'f ass S ssPssm0fs .n d,
civil engineering. English BRANCHES e.n,ssfn,ti:,
natural and moral sciences, and hIs,orv '"sns' .,
Boys and young men thoroughly ny,.r
and business pursuits. Io!ltg.
Cordially recommended By the profe,so..
University OF VfrgnIl Washington CTS u 4,
large number Of patrons In different st1,Is. AZ
washing, and lights s2so In currcncy TN h,I,t NE
trance balance LIST February. . ""' On -
Post-ofiice, Goshen Bridge, Rockbrtdye o,..
Va. *, county
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It isnow understood that the Hon Robert
7. Walker il the author Of the Democratic
platform. This accounts for its exceeding
breyity.-Neao York Sun.
Nonsense. The platform was the work OF
no one man. It was built up piece by
piece and by different workmea.
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.

yXTINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT i!
1895 MAIN STREET.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
Is still ut his old tricks keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment Of SHADES In the
city; latest styles In Gold, Velvet, and Painted
Shades, with all the fixtures 70 match.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices down you come All know COL
DEN; he always had the cheapest Shades NJ his
old stand on Broad street.
TABLE OILCLOTH
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak. and Marble, and
all the cOlorS; Black, for covering carriages, In
Drill and Duck: 1000 Paper Shades at your own
price.
n. B.-Shades made TO order. StOrekecpers and
pedlcrs supplied ut New York prices. jc a-!m
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MEETINGS.

THE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
1 OF VIRGINIA will HOLD ITS ANNUAL
MEETING in the CITY OF RICHMOND on
TUESDAY NIGHT, July 2lst, at halt-past )
o'clock. Members OF the Association who expect
TO attend will forward their names at once TO either
one of the subscribers. Upon reaching the city
they will report at the bookstore of George H..
Bidgood, on Main between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth Streets where they Will be assigned to their
quarters. All of the railroads have generously
offered free return tickets to the members of the
Professor JOHN B. MINOR. of the University,
the President of the Association, will deliver an
address on TUESDAY NIGHT; Professor }. 7: L.
PRESTON, of the Military Institute, on WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT; and Professor j. 7. HoLCoMBE on
THURSDAY NIGHT.
The public invited to attend all the exercises
of the Association. -
CHARLES II. WINSTON,
JOHN NJ. STROTHER,
u. LEE POWELL,
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The Wheeling Register, whose editor was
q member Of the Democratic National Con-
yention, says that the West Virginia dele
CATION opposed the nomination of General
Hancock "beoause his skirts were stained
with tho blood of Mrs. Surratt."
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DIED.

At her fathers residence, in this city on Sunday
evening July 10, 1868 aged fourteen days. MARY
BEVERLEY, infant child Of Il. K. Wexford, Dr.,
and Susan S. It. Wexford.
On the 9th OF July, LULA COGH1LL, infant
daughter of Joseph Il. and a. j. Winston, aged
thirteen months and seven days.
'tSuffer little children TO come unto me, and
forbid them not for Of such is the kingdom OF
Heaypn.f
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A MERICAN TRADE PALACE. No. ~

N BROAD STREET.-Just received ut the
American Trade Palace another beautiful stoci
of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS:
Beautiful Lawns, fast colOrs, zoe. per yard
Check Muslin, Isc. and upwards Beautiful Dotted
SWISS Muslin, Csc. and upwards; Lad!eS' aud
Misses Hats, loo. and upwards; Ladies' and
Msses' Shaker Hoods, l5c. aplecc; Beautiful Plain
and Beaded Parasols, $50 and upwards Beaul.
full Satn-strped LenOs and MozaInbiques. double
width, CSC. per yard, worth 4oc Beautiful Prints
fast colors. loo. and upwards; every style an!
quality OF aides, Misses and Gentlemen's Glove.
yery cheap. SiIverware, Jewclry, and Albums. ia
great variety, very low. je 20 y. HElNE.
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GUGAR-COATED PILLS.-The attention
~ Of physicians and others is called 70 my STOCK
OF SUGAR-COATED PILLS and GRANULEs.
have In store the most complete assortment IN the
city from the best manufacturers, which can sen
lists furnished on application. JOHN W. HI.
son, Apothecary and Druggist, corner MAID ana
Third streats Richmond Va. myl
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@-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-Ths
splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect dye ; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tlnts; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inyigo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfImers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. ls Bond street. New York. ia l4-cod
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~ l5-5t

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-TheP resi-
1 dent and Directors Of the Hollywood Gene
terry Company hereby invite Il GENERAL MEET
M; Of the OWNERS OF LOTS In the Hollywood
Cemetery at the Metropolitan Hall on TIL URS-
DAY the 10th Instant ut half-past O'Clock I. Nj.
for the purpose OF devising measures TO erect j
permanent enclosure around the cemetery.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES Ii. GARDNER,
iy ltd Secretary and Treasurer.
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ScALAwAa.-A correspondent asks why
We spell scalawag with two rs. We do not
SO spell it. And II 1t 50 appears in the
Dispqtch the devil must bear the blame.
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BISSOLUTEONS, &c.

RICHMOND, May seth, 1888.
THE UNDERSIGNED having entered
Il into partnership at the old stand o! DANIEL
0'DoSSELL, No. sls Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth, are now prepared TO do PLUMBiSG
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALLY.
The long connection OF one OF the partners In the
water department OF this city As superintendent,
and his general knowledge OF this business renders
him practically qualifed for the construction Of
water works. and therefore will contrac, for any
work In this line, either In town or country. We
hope by promptncss and good work 10 merit :
reasonable share Of public patronage.
JAMES l.. DAVIS,
teS-eodsm DANIEL 0'DOSSELL.
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have just re-
ceived our supply or SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS consisting In part OF DRESS TRIM
MINGS, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c. We
desire to call the special attention OF the ladies 10
our well-selected stock Of Embroidered and Thread
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, En-
broidered Handkerchief, Parasols, &C., which We
are Offering vt very low figures.
ARMISTEAD 4 BIBR,
apk corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL,
POST OFFICE, GREENWOOD DEPOT
MARLE COUNTY, VA - Al
WILLIAM G. STRANGE,
A. K. YANCEY. JR.. Principals.

II. n. hANSLI Dh., ''''S!pdlS.
This school for boys opens Septcrnho- =,
closes the last of June following Isl a..
TERMS Board and tuition, crclus,v.n,,
lights, and washing. for session OF ten ,n. "
S2S5 In currency. with pro rata deduction G".H'ka
entering during the session. '' "Ti
With large ald commodious buidlnyx H..
ooms included, I'm section free from Daa.
to dissipation, noted for its beauty OF scenen "a
healthfulncss, and It's social aud religion" IL 10
tages, no location could be more desrahra w = IL.
male school. The late DR.. Gcssner harri,..f
retiring from the University Of Virginia. rona y
ed Mt this place school Of extensive rvpI,I,..
and patronage. ''"a
The Principals, educated at the CnIyer,,, .
Virginia, and cordially and cOnn,.rp,Iy y p
mendcd TO public favor" by the Faculty n, ~
institution. have had q successful exp.riem,'1A
i've and ten years, respectively. Is tc,cIs- p
schools and colleges OF high grade. They win :,
the whole OF their time aud energy To the I'M
OF the school, and will be assisted By other To-
ers of ability.
The course OF instruction will be Thorough T., 81,
branches usually taught In schools OF tlgl,csi gr.
Special attention will be given to book..,s,pS
and TO the most practical portions OF ns,,n.f
sciences. To those who may desire II opportns,'
will be afforded for instruction In drawing ,D
music.
. Circulars. containing full particulars. will >
furnished on application to either OF the prrr'.
pals. ly l3--cOLlt
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RAIN BAGS.-The James River Ma
" nufacturing Company has resumed the ma
nufacture OF It's well-snown DOUBLE-WARP
GRAIN BAGS. and now otfer tho best article on
the market and at the lowest price when regard is
had to quality, z. B. BENTLEY,
~ ls-in Agent,
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ASSETS OVER 80, 900, 900.

REGISTERED POLICIES ISSUED, secured
by the State OF New York acting as trustee ioi 'n
assured. ru rpOM RE-
STRICTIONS. ~ .rNTrAr,
RATES. AND Is THE SAME PER-CES 81 AZ ~ Z
ON ENDUWMESTS as ON REGULAR LIZ L
Policies making larger dividend on endo"-
ments than other companies declare.
Thirty days. grace given on al paymhsrIIss nr
General Agents.
Office 10. 1902, corner Of Main and Tenth streets
LIZ. ooh-' VI ' 1yl0
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DENTISTRY.

DR. C. z. KLOEBER DENTAL s
RICH MOND, VAL inserts beautiful ARTlTI.
CIAL TEETH on the YULCANiTE BASE foE
twenty In thirty dollars per set. Particular atten-
ton Given 10 ali operations necessary to the preser-
vatian of the natural teeth Correction OF irregu:
lar teeth. cleaning, extracting, and the treatment
OF dental diseases generally. my !"
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
IYI CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTs for the pur-
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments- Refer TO A. F. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank of Virginia JAMES
THOMAS Jr., ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Messrs. II.
MESSENGER & Co., NDw York Msssrs. JOHNSON
& THOMPSON Boston. Mass. JyA
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DRY GOODS.

A DJOURNMENT OF HIGH PRICES
N The period has arrived when DRY coon,
can be bought At reasonable rates and We arr, nv
pared for the OCCASION. We offer this week sby
CIAL BARGAINS, such as four-four Bleach,
Cotton at l2sc. an auction lot Bleachcd Cotton Al
leac.. worth &c. !; White Marsell-s AT ~ and sr
worth 90 and 7sc. n yard Check and Swiss Mouse
LANES ut 2oc., worth SOC. yard: Striped Noise.
LANES at s73 and Soc. worth SO and 75c. 4 ward
eight-four Organdie for Shawls. at SIZE. worth
3i.25 yard Linen Handkcrcht-rs At l2t Is ani
20c ; French Corsets ut 81, worth Sl?s: Linen sud
SILK Fans from CSC. up-al colors BEADED l'ara,ol,
at 81. so, worth double that White Hose and Hail
Hose at Is and zoe. apalr and splendid variety
OF Plain, Embroidered and Plaid MoEambiqur,
and Berages Organdie, Jac0nct Lawns, eight.
four Berages and Grenadines, Linen lawn,
Irish Linens White and Brown LINEN. Duck aud
Drilling, Cassmeres: Figured. Striped and
Checked Linens; Black Alpacas Black Herman,
and Norwich Tamartnes, Ginghams, Prints, IA.
BILE Dsmnsks, Napkins, Towels, Quilts. Table.
cloths and Covers. Grcuadine Shawls. Hoop Skirt.
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace Mts, Embroidcrirs, buy,
Gimps Paper. Linen. and Lace Collars; RutAng.
Ribbons, Beltings, etc, etc. which We are stlllu
at the very lowest prices: Give w call. and :.
cure goods cheap. ut WILLIAM THALlliMER I
SONS, No. SIS Broad street between Third an
Fourth streets and also at No. 1919 Main stree.
Ez.kiel's old stand, jyl4
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RESTAURANTS, &c,

YETELLE, REsTAURATEUR, No.
Il 1904 MAIN STREET, has constantly on hand
all the LUXURIEs and everything in season that
can be obtained In this latitudV-all served up In
the best style at his tables, or furnished to order
for dinners or parties In his own Saloons 1T the
residences OF citizens.
The best LIQUORS aud BREWED DRINKS At
his bar. Excellent CT. ARET suitable for the sea-
SCI 3U & fIE sSEe eSs and sTEak s TODAY
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CLOTHING.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

CPECIAL NOTICE.
The subscriber desires to inform the PUBIC That
he Is still selling CLOTHING and lEST'sFUk-
NIsHING GOODS at tho LOWEST PRICE possible
for first quality goods. ...-.-..
He has on hand large and weil-assorted STOCK
of BLACK, BROWN, OLIVE, DAHLIA, and
BLUE CLOTHS, and FRENCH and ENGLISH
CASSIMERES In great variety.
CLOTHING and SHIRTS made to order, and
satisfaction guaranteed or no sale.
Call at the old stand. No. 1900 MAIN STREET.
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where. E.B. SPENCE. Agent,
Merchant Tailor and Dealer In
tyA Gents Furnishing Goods.
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BAKERIES.
T OOK! LOOK 10 0 K!
Price Of all kinds Of CRACKERS down again at
T. E. GILL'S LARGE BAKERY,
No. $50 BROAD STREET.
BAKERIES.

A liberal discount given to merchants and dealers
je Ill
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T Z REAM, ICE-CREAM.
4 We continue TO sell
ICE-C Fam
made out of pure cream and highly favored at
$l.25 per gallon,
delivered free OF charge to any part Of the city.
CONFECTIONERIES, CAKES, FRUITS, ETC.,
will be sold to pic-nics and festivals At
wholesale prices.
ZlMAfER & CO.,
iva l543 Main street.