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Ineendiarism in Camden.

CAMDEN, $. g., October 20.
The Office of The JoHraai, of which Gene
raj }. B Kcrslsaw is editor, was destroyed,
last night, with the entire contents In.
ceniarisIu
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AGENTS WANTED.

Il OR Dr.. Jesse 4 Pcck's new ono volume
HISTORY OF THE GREAT REpUH.
hIC, IL inclgdcs The last, war, aud sells
well III the south. nd,lrrss, at oncc,
BROCGUTON & WYMAN,
- Bible House, New York.
oct 2T-iw
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40 o sign Of the war in Europe II
is asserted that tho French Minister of
War has recently Issued an oracr for
the purchase Of ten million sheets of
paper, to be used in the manufactnrs
of cartridges, the entire quantity to
delivered within five weeks.
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HAVANA, October 81.

Captain General Lcrsundi issued pro
clnmatlon to-d,y. ordering the trinl ty
court martial of those persons engaged in
the recent insurrcction in the interior and
of all those who gave aid or countcrnncc to
the attempt by cutting the telegraph
wires, destroyed mails or in any other way.
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GOO a. CIR TsS@s

Nurseries, Pcn:h Trees & small Fruit
1 Plants Send stamp for descriptive
nhn instructive catalogue. n. BARNARD,
still Pond. Kent Co, Md.
oct 2T-tw
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The Democratic Ticket not to bo Chang.
Defeat Of John Coyola.

WAsmINGroS, October 10.
John Covolc (R"pnblicnn) is dcfealcd for
Congress in Pennsylvania, hu, will contest
tn seat. as lie claims that 800 fraudulent
votes were cast. An1 get it, OF course.
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a WATCH FREE.

~ I'm gratis to every live man who will
~ act as agent il a new, light honoroble
business, paying $50 day. No eift enter.
prise. No llumhug. Address II. MONROE
kENNEDl, piltsburg, Pa.
OCT 27-Iw
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Deafness, Catarrb, ScroiMla.

\ LADY who had suffered for wears from
II Deafness, Catnr. il and Scron,it. wo,
cured by n simple remedy. Her sympathy
ana gratitude prompts her 10 send the
receipt free of charge TO any ,ne similarly
nii'lcted. Address Mrs NJ G. j., care
MAJ Martin Hunt, llobokcn, N. j.
oct 2T-Iw
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The olief attaches will be aideI by a
con'plcte force Of Auxiliary Talent, consist,
ing in part Of Sigs. Morraili and Xerlignes,
Mons. Nicym.anh D. UeroiS, lIcrrs, Weizlar,
Poluitz, Stnlberg and Illshofen, Messrs.
,Bywioh, Forrest" and, Merton. masters
Freddie, Clarence and Waiter !; fhe iWhole
forming tho
Most b illiant Circus Troupe In
the World! 3t
ReSys sTONE& MURRAY adscrliae only
such attraclf6ts as actually belong,to their
FCif'c!,s, and moi magnify heabiliiics Of their
'Tronps when they claim TINT - ~
mo EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD CAN
EQUALIT!
Stone & Murray, will exhibit in. GHES-
TER, Monday, November 2, In COL UMB1A
Thursday, NovemBef5 6. ts} cot t24.td p
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"h,rrLs Rock; ARK | October II.
81. II Schofcid, Secretary of War:

-. 81 Sc1cdela, Secretary, Of Ww:
1.-THE arms purchased for tho State we're
destroyed by al, armed band. of men in
Missslssipti river. The boat was captured
aud the arms thrown overheard. From
taots In my possession | am satisfied that
armed resistance to the laws is contemplate
ca, III which event the United States forces
liear would be entirely inadequate to pre-.
serve order. POWELL CLAYTON,
,"fi">N"t la GoYernor OF Arkansas -
President johnson. when the above mat.
ter was Presented to him, is reported as
having shid that 'if the parties had con
ttempla'cd armed resistance they would not
hnve destroyed the aims aud ammunition
on the nespcr."
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Latest by Telegraph,
From Washington.
q q. q. = - =
WAsuINuToN, October 10

WAsuINGToN, October 10.
Speaker Colfnx says that ''pcrsons with
whom he is.in communication agree that
there is no necessity for o session Of Con-
gress onsther lQlh of November. !.
Ex;;G9yeEnor Or, ofISouth Carolina, is in
lhecifysa2ALSgAS s53ssaSS.S JILL. = 4
The s"a's of Voorhees, (Demccrat) and
Julian (Repnblican), elected to UUngrcss in
Indiana, will be contested.
Dickinson, the Democratic Congressman
from the ninth ONO district. has been ar
rested, charged with issuing fraudulent
naturalization papers.
The Democratic Ticket not to bo Chang
* ~ led I ED.
WAsuiNGroN. Octohcr10
There will DC no change in the Democrat
icttcN, and no third party
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J He IVY, Glls on Lake HNron.
Nsw YonK, October 10.

NEW DIX, Vctobor lW.
occurred Friday night The losses Of life
rcpor!ed are those Of two men, n woman,
and child
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';.i i7~tsSrT7'7l-''7Ts' 2
From Georgia.
ATLANTA, October 20.

NTLANTA, OCTOBER 70.
Goveracr Dullock has issued n proclama-
lion suspcnding tho payment of n poll tax
until the next regular session Of The Lcgis-
lature.
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SSS;C' /
Star Agricultural Works.
The Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing TO-,

Of The Celebrated "STI r"
Cotton Gins and Condenscrs, "SThR"
1hrashing Uachjnes. "SI1R'', Lcper
and ERdirss hdm Uorse Poms
erS, and oihtr 1gricuiiuyai
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4 EG.v. Seymour takes the Stump.
New Yony. Octobcr 90

NEW YORY, October 20.
- A despat ,h announces that Gov. Seymour
will take the stump-niaking the frtt
speech OF the campaign Mt Buffalo, October
~
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1000 AGENTS WANTED in all part,
! l\JN(NI of Ihn u. s In enll .n,, In,

lOOO ofih U. s., to sell our i'm
mrnse list of nearly 1000 different BOOKS,
blBLES and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Every family wants something from -.
Catalogues furnished FREQ on application,
ana BOOKS sent post paid to any address OF
receipt of price. Canyassing books con.
tanning the list with prices, togcth her with
blank sheets and printed headings for en-.
rolling list OF nnmcs. sent FREQ toa ono
ON receipt of % cts. Anybody cnn sell 100
to 1000 OF these books almos, my she,c.
For terms TO agents aud other information,
nddrcss }. Il. POTTER ~ CO.. Pubs Gil &
ol' Snn"m ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
oct 27-4w
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West Virginia holds her election to.
day--thc only State election that
comes eff bcrnrc The Presidential cleo
tion-whdn State officers and three
congressman are to be chosen. Thc
Democratic ticket is a strong one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

CHANGES N THE PoLICE-REMovALs AND
APro1STMESTs.-Mayo Chahoon issued an
edict yesterday making the following
changes in the police force:
Remoued.-Joseph B. Morriss, G. H..
Sweeney, B. E. Portieux, Peter J. Nc
Whirt, R. J. Burlington, Thomas Carter,
Joseph c. Mann, Patrick Kennedy.
Appointed. E.olaski, Daniel
Fourcer. Edward Powers, Thomas Naglee,
John L. Voch, John Hcnnessey, H. Schuable,
Richard Kennedy.
We notice in the list of those removed
some of our best, wel-tried, and most eff
cient officers, the loss of whose services will
be materially felt by the city. The only
charge against them is difference of OPT
Mon with Mr.. Chahoon on political sub
jects.
JUDGE MEREolTH's COrRT.-The trans
actions of this court yesterday were limited
to the calling OF the civil docket.
JUDGE BrRNHAN's RT.-The quarterly
term Of this court commenced Yesterday.
The day was consumed in the calling of the
civil docket.
There arc no criminal cnses on the docket.
SO much for Chahoon's system of fines.
Mayors CoURT-MoNDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAHooN PRESID1NG.-William
Ruffin (colored), charged with stealing a
pocket book from Mrs. Eliza A. Scay, WAS
discharged.
Sidney Boyle, arrested for fighting in the
street, was fined five dollars.
Frank Spencer, charged with unlawfully
assaulting Mrs. Mary H. Ferguson, was
discharged.
Jennie Edwards, arrested f3r assaulting
and beating Ann Sullivan, was fined two
dollars.
William H. Stewart (white), charged with
assaulting and beating the child of Chris
topher Tompkins (colored), was fined five
dollars, and discharged.
The case of Shadrach Smith (cOlored) Z,
charged with threatening to take the life OF
Charity Smith (colored), was dismissed.
William Battle (coloredD, arrested for
beating his wife, Nancy Battle, was dis
charged.
Kossuth Brooks (colored), arrested for
throwing stones in the Capitol Square, was
discharged.
John Henry (colored), charged with
throwing stones at Dominic Francisco
(vhite), in his store, was fined one dollar
and discharged.
George Milford (colored) arrested for as
saulting and cutting Mary Willis (coloredl
with an axe, was fined ten dollars.
Philip Harvey (white), charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly in the street, and
with resisting a policeman in the discharge
of his duty, was fined ten dollars.
William Johnson (colored), charged with
fighting James Thornton in the street, was
fined two dollars.
James Thornton (colorcd), arrested for
being drunk and disorderly and fighting in
the street, was fined two dollars.
Molle Smith (coloretO, arrested for being
drunk and disordcrly in the street, was dis
charged.
Samuel Johnson (colored), charged with
having in his possession piece pig iron,
the property of some one unknown, was
sent to the chain-gang for fifteen days.
Mrs. Dougherty's case was continued
until "Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

EDUCATI0HAL ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA.
This body, composed of some of the best
talent in the State, meets in annual session
at the First Baptist Church (Rey. DR.. Bur
rows's) tonight. The opening address will
be delivered by Prof. Minor, of the Uni
versity. The business meetings of the AS
sociation will be held in the daytime, in
the hail of the House Of Delegates, and
every night during the session an address
will be delivered ut the church named
above.
4 full attendance of members is expected,
and arrangements have already been made
to accommodate a large number ut private
houses, which have been opened for their
entertainment.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING ~ THE RICHMOND POsT-OFFi"E JULY 2l
lS6S.-Wise Brothers, Richmond Va; L
b. Tatum, Richmond, Va, (2); G. a
Robinson, Richmond, Va; DR.. j. II
Wilder, Richmond, Va; E. G. Homan
Richmond, Va; William H. Price, New
York Hollany, Donahoe & Co., Baltimore
Nd; Gaus, Wilgus & Co., Philadelphia
Pa; Miss +. R. Young, Hanover Court
house, Va; Mrs. Margaret Young, Frede
rickshall, Va; Mrs. Mary Griffin, ST. Johns
berry, VT; Wyndham Robertson. Abing
don, Va. J. b. Watkins, Richmond, Va.
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PROPOSALS.

ASKED FOR.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
the Clerk of Henrco County Court until the STIl
DAY OF AUGUST ut u O'Clock for rebuilding the
fallen abutment OF the bridge over Omond's creek,
an the Osborne Turnpike road, the contractor 10
replace the woodwork and earth-work as before
the destruction Of the bridge.
Prnnosals viii be received at the same time for
th,. .onstruction OF culvert near the present site
of The bridge. :.
Specifications of all may be seen At the once OF
said Clerk by calling for report of Commissioner.
In both cases the Contractor will take into con-
sidcratiou the value of the old material.
Address JACOB D. AlLEf,
Commissioner OF Roads Of Henrico County:
JuIY Is. 1868. .s jyl6-td
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Refer,nc<s.-The best in the State.

RIPE AND LUsCIoUS.-Yes. rare, ripe, and
luscious was the magnificent watermelon with
which ZETELLE favored the DtNp1tct on yester-
day. Il was such sweet, rcd-c"red melon rs
would make capital August dessert; hnt IE-
TELLE. always ahead .! the season, has II served
on the 10Th .! July If his guests blessed with
such iuxurirs, they mnst be happy indeed. Long
III. and prosperity 10 Monsieur ZETELLE. We
pass him a vote oil thanks, and drink our toast In
his delicious claret punch.
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RESTAURANTS, DC.

VETELLE, REsTAURATEUR, No:
Fl 1904 MAIN STREET, has constantly on hand
ali the iUXuRIES and everything 1h season that
the best style Il, his tables, furnished t" order
for dinners or PARTIES IN his own saloons, or ni the
The hest LIQUORS and BREWED DRINKS at
his bar Excellent CLAiET. =, suitable Tor The sea-
son at only ty cents PER @ 6ott1e; rs NO NV d.,
rrURTLE SOUP aud STEAKS IO"DA1s Jy
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREESBKlER COUNTY, WEST VA

These SPRINGS 80 long and faTorahly known
10 the seekers Of health and pleasure, VIII be open
for the reception uf visitors on the lST or ~ NJ.
With extensive improvements and Il general re-
furnishing of the establishment. We VIII be pre-
pared for the comfortable accommodation of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS. -
HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
80 cmincntly scrviceabc IN connection with the
inlerna! use Of these ALTERATIlE WATERS
are always AT the command of the visitor.
une Of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC VIII be
In Attendance tO enlivcn the LAWNS and the
BALLROOM. and Il suitable LIVERY viii be
open To the llSc OF those who may desire 10 hdulSe
in horseback and carriage exercise.
In addition To other ainIlseinemts The pr0prle!ors
have provided Il ncw and elegant BOW Linz AL
LEY aud BILLIARD-toUM.
Charges will he THREE DOLLARS II day. or
EIGHTY DOLLARS per mouth children under
ten years and colored servants hall price; whit
servants according To accommodates
No effort pcIl.c will hc spare, on the part ot
the proprictors I" manage this establishment III 4
manner hest calculated to promote the comfort OF
visitors In every respect.
PFYTONS Z CO..
White Sulphur Springs,
ic l9-lm West Virginia.
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF! II
CLOSE! TO CLosE!!

With the view of engaging In another business
have determined to close out my ENTIRE SIoCh
or DRY GOODS, which is very large, for a short
tine only. AT AND BELOW COST.
Il would be useless to attempt TO enumerate any
particular goods or prices, and will only say that
The stock is complete In all branches, and every ar
:gr MUST be sold regardless of cost and what
ever remains unsold within a short time will be
disposed of al auction.
This il q chance rarely offered 10 consumers OF
dry goods and will be 10 the interest OF al In want
TO call earlyat ISAAC HUTZLER'S,
les No 5op Broad street, corner of Sixth.
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THANKS TO TURNER, No. ia Main street.
for Harper'S Bazar. He has all of the
latest fashion monthlies.
Godeys Lady's Bo0h and Eanh LeS!ie'S
for August have been received from Turner
No. ILL Main street. In them you will
find the latest fashions.
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80 EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES,

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount of insurance 10 a married woman,
whether effected By herself. or her husband any
other person, for her sole and separate use and
benefit and that of her or her husbands children,
il any, may be expressed. free from the control
ur claim OF her husband or creditors, or the per-
cffectiny the same, or his creditors.
Liberal loan OF participating premiums upon
she profits OF the company. Life policies after
.hrce years, endowment after two years, non-fnr-
f-itable. All policies after one year have a sur
render value
Agents desiring To represent the company Will
pIpYsa address ITOm, Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

TIE Picnic AT ELBA PARK.-The pic
mic, concert, and ball, for the benefit of the
school OF ST. Johns (German) congrega-
ton came off at Elba Park yesterday.
Everything was gotten up in that peculiarly
happy style for which our German friends
have always been noted. The affair passed
off in u most pleasant manner, and the day
was enjoyed by all who were present.
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TUESDAY ................J JULY 81, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS viii sell at 5o'clock

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 5oclock P
VI. brick dwelling, with three acres of land
on Brook turnpike.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell ut II O'Clock A.
NJ. at c. a. Rrnckmcyer's barroom. a lot o
bar fixtures. Also. ut their store. at 10 o clock
A. NJ. lot of furniture, bedding. etc.
y. H. MASSIE and K. T. ". DUKE. commits.
sioners will sell the ''Dnnkum Farm near
Charlottesville.
THOMAS W. KEESEE win sell ut No. III Broad
street, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the stock Of grocc-
ries. wines. etc.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NFILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
IVA CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS So for the, the pnr, \. E,
chase and sale Of LEAF and MANUFACTORED
T0TA Coos Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer to Az. HARVEY,
President Of National Bank Of Virginia; JAMES
TaoTAs Tr., ESQ, Richmond, Va; Messrs. Fl.
MrSssSsHR & Co..aNew York; Messrs. JOHNSON
a THOMPSON, Boston, Mas. Jy -
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RoBBERY.-On Saturday night last the
store of Messrs. 0. F. Weisiger & Go. was
entered and several coats Of the value OF
forty dollars stolen there1ron: ezekiel
Crew and Arthur Brown (colored) were ar
rested and brought before the Mayor yes
terday charged with the theft. They were
sent on to be tried before the grand jury at
the September term.
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RICugOSD. Va Jul

RICHMOND VA, July 90 1853.
To TIE BUSINESS MEN OF RICHMOSD.-The
undersigned would state that lie has been thrown
out of employment by the military Radical Mayor
Of this city, and reason assigned therefor. BE
Is thereby cut off entirely from the means Of sup
porting his family. He Is able and willing to make
himself useful IN any Honorable capacity, and
would respectfully call the attention Of business
men 10 this card. 5. ii. CORMICk,
Post-offce box $50.
III he hnst In le AL
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EXCURSION TO oAsIILAHD.-The Clay-strect
Sunday school will have n grand picnic
excursion to Ashland on Wednesday next.
This affords splendid opportunity to all
who may wish to spend day in the coun-
try. Ashland is delightful place, and all
who go viii have ptesant tiLAe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

BEFORE JUSTICE NETTLEs.-Justice Net
ties disposed Of two cases yesterday. Mar
tha Vessel (ncgro), charged with stealing
twenty-five dollars worth of bedding from
W. s. Ayres, and Samuel Foster, charged
with stealing COW from 7. b. Rcdtord,
were sent on for trial By the County Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

IMMIGRATION MEETISG.-The Germans
of Richmond hold meeting at City Hall
tonight to confer on the subject OF immi-
grafton. Rev. J. \. Reidenback and Others.
are expected to speak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21
CARPETS, SHADES, &c.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
W WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
1885 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
VI, GOLDEN, the cheapest Window SHADE man,
i stiIl at his old tricks keeping down high prices.
ne has the largest assortment OF SHADES IN thS
G.E latest STYLES IN Gold, Velvet and PANIED
sLaacs, with all the fixtures TO match.
CLEAR THE TRACK! !
. High prices, down you come. All know COL
DEN he always had the cheapest Shades at bis
o0 stand on Broad street.
TABLE oILCLOTH
u" Mahogany. Roscwood, Oak. and Marble ana
"a We eO1rs: Black. FOR covering carriages, III
rricr
y: h--SnaCcs made 10 order. Storekecpers anu
pte.ers suppIled al New York prices. Je S-snl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

P1c-NIc To-DAY.-The picnic of the
Union Station Methodist Sunday School
takes place to-Gny. The excursionists will
leave the Danyille depot on 4 special train
at quarter to o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats Of
" the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA.
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at IL NJ. on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, or prepaid at the OPP
tion of the shipper. Freight received ana de-
iiyered Mt my office, on the dock.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Roats locked and insured.
de II EDN AhD DlLLoS, ASehI'
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Aitlrmond 1ispattEr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCHr ~
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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gSRT GOODS.


TEEAT BARGAINS.
" DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
~ offer the following GOODS at greatly re-
H.,! prices. and ask call from the public Dcl1S
ru.. ,l!tt sc can sell goods a low rs any other
ft>uI Ia the city: We are closing ont our stock of
fIt.u, striped. and Checked Lenos and Be
RACES;
Linen Lawns. Tamartncs, Black Alpacas.
-. White and Black liefnsnis and Grenadines,
f,r shavl>:
E.ra,. >hawIs. Lace Points, SILK Sacqnes,
Iar" Nlirs. Cauhrlcs. \aiusuokS.
Victoria aud Bishop Lawns Erillants:
Fam. striped. tlpAkol, and Dotted MusllnS {;
liihssv-cas,. Linens. Linen >h""tugS,
White Linen Duck aud Dri!lings
Waite and Bun Marscies,
White Orsandic Musms, Dimtics,
Esr,-ryc and Russia Diaper iiuckaback an"
T.srls Iahle DamaSk. Napkins. Q"iitS, ttcH-
a..rnrl and Embroidered Hanihcrch!clS. SWISS
.ri Calnhric Emhroidrrics. TarasolS. SILK ana
I.lru Fans French fnrsctS. Hoop SkirtS. Lace
Collar>. Ruftliugs Bug!c Trimmings, Ribbons
SHIRT l;o>om- SC. All al the above articles ana
N.,ty others will hc sol! VERY CI!EAr FOL! CASi
B. &t. intend In reduce uur stock so as 10 h!hc
@ m for iaIl goods. which We will receive III " lew
vrrks. Purchasers Of dry goods Will save money
tyraliiug al , . ,.o>-r
WILLIAM THALIiiMFR X SONS.
3l5 Broad street between Third ana Fourth
or al 1919 Main street tEzckicl's old stand).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

RELIGIoUs.-Rey. j. 4. Chamblss, pas,
tor, baptized FIVE young ladies the Second
Baptist church on Sunday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

NEW NEW GOODS
~ VALENTINE PLACE.-We have lnst re re,
cyyed our supply or SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting In part of DRESS TRIM
MNGS. WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &c; we
ourwtl-srected stock OF Embroidered and Thread
k4g!Ngs Real Lace Collars and Laces; En-
oFpidtred Handkerchiefs Parasols, &C., winch we
ARMISTFAD & BIBB,
ApH corner Ninth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-21

MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
WI CAPON SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COU.;TY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This delightful and wcll-kuown SUMNER RE
SORT is uny in 4 state of preparation for the ap-
preaching season, and will soon be- IN complete
repair.
The MOUNTAIN HOUSE will be regularly
opruci for the reception OF y-iturs on the FIRST
DAY OF JUNE NEXT, but persons can be ac-
conmOGacd sooner II desired. Route Utd balti-
more and ohio railroad and iIarpcr's Ferry. then
by stagc-coach twenty-five miles. From the S0nlh
ria Richmond, Washington, and Alcxandria, by
Manassas Gap railroad to Strasburp, then stage
seventeen miles.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing TO
the public that H. has secured the services oi JI-
LIl'S {. WADDi.E, Esq, who IS well and favor
ably known To the visitor. at Capon as former
proprietor. ~
TARIFF OF RATES: $50 per month OF four
weeks; SIS single week 50 per dag.
IT, IA I'M E NJ CARTNELL.