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LOCAL MATTERS.

7 REtIGIous.-St. Marhc's Lutheran.
pulpit OF this church was filed On Sunday
morning by the Rev. L. II Geschwind, from
Petersburg, where he is stationed for the
purpose Of establishing an English Lutheran
church. He preached highly interesting
sermon from Matthew vii: "a, 27-the wise
AND foolish builders. The deceptive quick.
sands of this world were proved to be the
foundation of the latter, while Christ, the
crock Of ages" was made the foundation
of the former. In language most appro-
pirate, he depicted the folly Of the one and
the wisdom of the other, leaving no room
to doubt in the mind of any one which foun-
dation to choose. After an appropriate nnd
beautiful anthem by the quartette, the pas
tor announced that the congregation and
choir were invited to participate next Sun
day morning in the establishing Of sister
church in Petersburg, and, consequently,
would hold no service here on Sunday
morning, but the regular service would be
postponed till o'clock P. M.
: First Pres6yteridn.-In the evening we
were permitted to hear Rev. Mr.. Preston,
pastor of this church. This divine pos
sesses some qualities which give him a
place among the eminent of his profession.
He brings no manuscript with him in the
pulpit, but breaches the unsearchable
riches of Christ with a freedom and grace
seldom witnessed. His sermon was evan
gelical and instructive. The power of the
gospel of Christ " was made the theme,
upon which he dwelt with his usual fer
vor and feeling. by the foolishness Of
preaching it has pleased God to save them
that believe '-not by foolish sensational
preaching. Politics, railroad excursions,
ETC., should never take the place of the
gospel. =,
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A CASE OF TRICKING." w Washington
Miller Ia eolored many was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor on yesterday for threatening
to assault and beat John McEvoy. McEvoy
said that he had made q charge against
Miller which he resented by threatening
him. Although McEvoy refused to state
what the charge was, Miller said that Mac
had charged him with trying TO "kunger "
him and said he had twisted all the feath-
ers in his bed into snakes with the intcn-
ton of !" tricking him and his family.
The case was continued until to-day.
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ARREST OLA THIEF AND RECOVERY OF
STOLEN PRoPERTY About three weeks
since the store and dwelling of Mr.. John
P. Meagher, who lives on Federal street
near Main, was entered and robbed of la
dies clothing, bacon, etc., TO the amount of
about seventy-fve dollars. From informa-
ton received by officer O'Dwyer on yester-
day morning he arrested John Crump (ne-
gro) and his wife, who live on the corner
of Cary and Adams streets, for having this
property in their possession. The larger
part of it was found on their premises, and
the keen-scented officer hopes to recover it
all. Dan Christian, the escaped convict
who WAS rearrested by the same officer and
conveyed to the penitentiary n few days
since, is also concerned in the robbery
Crump, the man arrested yesterday, is q
refugee from justice in. Fluyanna county,
having robbed Mr.. John Knightwood, near
Fork Union, about year since, Of lot Of
tobacco and chickens.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
FRE1GHTs.-The following is a list of
freights received at Richmond per James
River and Kanawha Canal for the week
ending Saturday, July 81, 1869: l63 hogs
heads tobacco ;27 tierces tobacco; Is hogs
heads tobacco stems 9,72l bushels wheat !;
$50 bushels corn; 1854 bushels oats; S37
tons coal 66a tons slate; l4o tons stone !;
e6 tons manganese s64 tons pig iron 10
tons bone dust; 1924 barrels -four IS bar
rels apples s99 empty barrels ! packages
whiskey; IL packages eggs; ! barrel OIL |;
l3 barrels fish; sos pounds butter; l6O
pounds wool 1850 pounds furniture; l7,-
2l5 pounds scrap iron, rags, and bones es: !;
117S cords wood; 80, 800 feet lumber 900
hoop poles 5000 slaves; % head live
stock 81 coops fowls ;2,l92 pounds leather !;
1855 pounds metal; 10 bushels onions; 10
packages sundries, and 1s4 passengers
(other than by regular packet.
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BRANsoS's NORTH CAROLINA !. BUSINESS
D1REcToRY.-We are indebted I'd, the pab-
Usher for copy Of the above valuable
publication. It contains q list of 4,215
merchants, 2, ,s07 prominent farmers, 5l4
lawyers, s24 manufactures, ] ,0l3 minis
ters, and 997 physicians, with their post
Offices, and much other information which
viii be Of incaIculable value to those OF our
merchants who may wish to. extend their
business relations with North Carolina, Mr..
81 Branon, of Raleigh, the agentR for the
publisher, is in the city, and will be pleased
to serve. any Of our citizens who may wish
to procure copy of the Directory. .'o'io
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LIST OF UYMAlLABLE LETTERS REalIN-
INC III THE RicHMoD PosT-oFPIcF AVGusT
g, 1S69.--C. P. Crouch, Richmond, Va;
Colonel J. B. Young, Richmond, Va. /; Mr..
Merchant, Richmond, Va; Sydney Robert
son (colored), Rio Janeiro, South America
E. S. McMullen, Baltimore, Md; J.rWil-
lingham, Chesterfield county, Va; Mrs.
Charles Old, Powhatan county, Va. Ihos.
G.. Benton & Sons, New York, N T.; Mrs.
Anna C. Henry, Richmond, Va; Rueker q
Co., Lynchburg, Va; Mrs: Jane Knew,
West Point, Va; F. B. Skipwith, Genlto,
Va; Frank Lomon, Washington, DE-;
Mrs. Randolph Rogers, Rome, Italy
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERED-ARREsT
OF THE ALLEGED THIEvEs.-Special off,
GERS Colonel Merrill and Captain O'Dwyer
yesterday morning found in house on the
corner of Adams and Cary streets lot OF
property which had been stolen from
O'Maera's grocery on Federal street. They
arrested John and Maggie Gordon (colored) +,
in whose possession it was found. The offi-
GERS have been for some time working out
this robbery, and are still in pursuit of
other property. In a few daysit is thought
further Developments will be made.
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HILL 4, GODDIN will sell Mt O'Clock an excel
lent brick dwelling, On Marshall street between
Munford and Gilner. " .{t@nH
7. BOWMAN will sell at 10 O'Clock a large and
desirable stock Of dry goods.
COOK LAUGHToN will sell, q. 10 O'Clock, a
general assortment Of household furniture, dry
III goods, &c. Irrr5E..IaI4 ,3IIifTtIr "
JAMES M. TAYLOR VIII sell, at O. clock P. NJ,
Alarm Of le7 acres ON the. Osborne turnpike,
six miles east Of Richmond
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ACQUITTED.-The two colored lads, Ed
die Sales alias Porter and Barney Branch,
arrested by Captain Parker on suspicion of
breaking into the house of George W. Ear
ley, on Venable street, and stealing gold
watch belonging to T. c. Howard, were be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, and no
evidence being adduced to convict them
with the robbery, they were discharged.
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PAYING OFF.-Major r. H., Stanton,
United States paymaster, district otsVir-
ginia, is settling up the cost OF the recent
election in this State, and paying off super
intendents of registration, clerks, &c. The
total amount to be paid out is somewhere
between sl5O, 1000 and 100000. Much the
larger portion of this sum is for registra-
tion-the pay of the superintendent alone
ranging from Sl1O to al40 each. ,Eo
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INTERNAL REVENUE The
amount of tobacco shipped in bond last
month taxable at thirty-two cents per,
pound was 1,l2s,600 pounds; at sixteen
cents per pound, 1850 pounds-making
total of 1861 ,440. :,
The cash collections for the same period
amounted to $l75,775.99. =
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R1rs1SEss CHANGE.-It will he seen by REFER
.ncc toanother column that Messrs. YALE, Bow
ERs & YALE have dissolved partnership. rMr.
JOHN BowEIs, SO ravorably known rs one OF the
members of the firm for number of years back,
viii continue the business In all Its branches at
the old stand, on Governor street His long expe-
ricncc IN all of the details Of plumbing Gas-ttng,
&c. is a sufficient guarantee to all who may want
ANYTHING IN his line.
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POSTPONED. THE motions against the
banks of Howardsville, Scotsville, Month
cello, Phillip, Pittsylvania, and the Cen
tral Bank of Virginia, for injunction and
the appointment of receivers, set for argu-
ment in chambers before Judge Underwood,
in Alexandria, have been postponed until
the 18th instant.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST ,, lses.
FRS ARRIVED, t.'
Schooner David V. Streakcr, Vangllder, Boston,
ice. \. &. Babccck. .- ,..- -, .
Brig Arion, N: Co. JongIebl9ld, New York, In
ballast Galiego Manufacturing Company.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. =. Dunham q Co,
Steamer state OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys q Will
liams. .. -, ~, "a,
Ice Smyth i McGowan. oH ~H'
.r... SAILED, .f..#g rr.#lET.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York mer-
chandisc and passengers, w. c. Dunham { Co,
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum. gu-.
Schooner j. w. Ramsey, Crammcr, New York,
wood, Curtis & PErker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT August l.-Arrivcd, steamer Ken
pchec Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad, and sailed on
return on I'd.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Cleared, schooner Annie
HoI NESS Hole. July 3o.-Arrived, schooner
William Jones, -, from Boston ior hsi'pona'
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FORFEITED HIS BoND.-Jacob Byrd,
charged with creating disturbance and
using indecent language in the street, was
called up before the Mayors court yester-
day morning, and failing to make his ap-
pearance, his bail bond was declared for
faitad -
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FACTS FOR THE LADIES.-l have been using the
BUTTON HOLE AND OyERSEAMING SEwING-MA-
CHINE ever since their first introduction without
the least repairs, doing all my family sewing,
consisting of coats, ovcrcoats, pants, and vests,
down to the finest sewing, even to all kinds OF
patching. Besides that, have earned six hundred
and eighty dollars In about nine months. l hnVc
made three hundred button holes per day, besides
all other work have made Twenty-Five dollars with
one needle. Give me the Button-Hole Sewlng-Ma-
chine In preference to all others. ,.......
MRS. LUCY IDA GREEN.
philadelphia, Pa, July 1859.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
cAsu-IGrA IN Ar,vA xcE

on earth, At Hollywood the remains were
deposited in their, last resting place. DR.:
Minnigerode oficiated at the grave also, and
Master Tompkins, of Dove Lodge, No: 81,
conducted the Masonic burial service. Rich
mond Commandery, No. acted az, aH
escort to, the above Lodge ,,t,s,... .s.
Thus in fitting manner have this people
paid tribute TO the memory OF one, OF the
brightest and best men who ever rsiITedain
Richmond. -'.r..-r esy4ssy lffTB 4Y.irs
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:. NIrRnrs OXIDE GAS.W.

.. ..a.sa.- HENRICO, August ., 1869.
About two weeks ago DR.. GEORGE B. STEEL, OF
Your city, administered this gas to an Invalid
lady of this county who had not left her room Tor
two years, and extracted number of teeth not
only ,oithout any pain, but with decided 6enet 10
her heath, as she herself Informed us few DAYS
ago. What great blessing nitrous oxide IL : GIVE
It trial If you doubt its efficacy. .1ghi.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 4 Co. will iuscrt advertisements IN
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, Mt pub
lishers rates, for cash. Apply Mt this office.
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PERSONAL Gilbert G. Walker
reached the city yesterday afternoon
II. II. Wells arrived on Sunday night.
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q FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterdaymorn-.
inc, was caused by the partial burning oil
the roof of the packet-oticc on the canal
bank. Damage slight.
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TIE BOGUS MASONRY case was again
called before the Mayor yesterday ana con-
tinued until tomorrow. .l.... mi
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Thanks to Turner, No. Ia Main street,
for copies of Harper's Bazar and dpple-
TOMS Journal. :"ot.-a
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Aitl1ntohd1 ,Dispatrh,

THE c1RCUL ALTON oF THE .sDIsPATcE :"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED oIRCU-
LATIoN oFALL TILE OTHER DAILY NEWS
eAPERs OF THIS CITY. = a.I u IN },3s7
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-3s3s-IIIt
IN The boats of the JAMES ri.
YER AND KANAWHA CAM o4MrAAh :, ~ q ol
viii leave the dock rs usual promptly at IL "a; on
TiTESDSYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynsh66aif ae tho
oS};nn Of the shipper. Freight received and de-
Iiyercd at nv office on the Dock. 20 80
WAY freight win not be delivered till charges are
paid.
de- Il EDWARD. DILLON, Agent.
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Md AND PURE WHISKEY.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEiYED FL
Ho14sE FTn with the following PROVISIONS for three
months from August J, 1850
FRESH BEEF, 8,Soopounds;
BACON, g. 900 pounds s5
CORN MEAL, 14o BUSHELS
FLOUR, 100 barrels -
HERRISGS, 32 barrels;
MOIhSSES, 800 gallons;
.s...s BROWN SUGAR, 5, Teo pounds;
C0FFEE, Ito pounds; -s
.@5'. SOAP 600 pounds; .s'
s. ..##- RICE, 900 pounds; alH E.FiLt@ .5
TEA, rs pounds. .,,o, ,,,,,, be
Az the quantity OF the above articles WIN De
,nvermad Nv the number OF inmates, SO the re-
99,,ired cuantity might be more or less. iii,
Applicants win leave sealed proposals, WITH WITH
sanbics of articles at No. 4ls Broad street, uItli
.iIIiiY slsT. included. HENRY MILLER,
Chairman OF Committee for Relief OF foor'
jy2l
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MACHINERY, Ac.
-t. MACHINERY, Ac.
MACHINE 'i sHop'
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
~ l.t MACHINISTS.
yopKs AND OFFICE: lals CARY STREET, SEAR
FouRTEESTH, RICHMOND, VA.

FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA
ALI, KINDS OF NEW WORK REPAIkiNG
sTE TEAM-ESGISES and BOILERS htehy ana
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all k!Eds mac
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JusTED and REPAdRED ESc,gstSSss SSsS sSenGssn Gny iyr
2RS0R sELDEN,S PATENT 2STEA1-ES-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Conpanys
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges .gs
are warranted for. q year. We know them 70 DC
ahs hest cauce now In use. They are LESS In price
than any otter make full Hue OF i9s IoSss
,TENsr - MI r. EEEDIsCi uII-CUP, for shaft
ine and all kinds OF machinery, which saves hlhSty
per cent. of OIL THIS Is the newest afa Des'
no" oo'. S GEORGE b. SLOAT,
MA A. JACKSON ADDISGToN.
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NEW AND OLD BOOkS.-Abbott's Di-
~ Gcst, Law OF Corporations, Abbots and
New York Reports, Digest of Fire Insurance
DECISIONS Benjamin on SIcs. Comic Blackstone,
Bench and Bar, Smith on Contracts, James, Bump,
Avery, Hobbs, Brightly, and Hiard, on Bank
ruptcy Maury's Virginia. Our stock OF new and
old Law and Miscellaneous Books is large, and
prices low. RANDOLPH & ENGL1Slf,
booksellers, StatioaerS, and Dookbnders,
fv IN 1918 Main street
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRIED at the Dispatch office.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. SsI1ss

~ dzznnnx.1szs
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND TRANS
POKTATION COMPANY are prepareSd S, 70 CCG s1e-
cute TOWING and LIGHTEKiSGn Gn,yl T0BASIGISy' IN
BER, and WOOD, to and from City Point, Peters '
burg, Norfolk and all landings on James river
f', JOHN d. HARVEY, President,
3" Commercial Block; or 10
JAMES i. RIDDiCk, Secretary.
ID. s. LEFFLER, Agent,
e..a... office No. 2oId DOCK
between Twentieth and Twenty-hrst streets.
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FINES Collected The amount OF fines
collected by Mayor Chahoon for the month
of July amounted to S6S.lg. .,n,. ..r,
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WINTER SUPPLIES.--Consume who
Y wouldaNail of the lower rates of summer, and
rct thcT fuel stored for winter, win be supplied at
the lowest prices and with the best quality of
cone, BITUMINOJS and ANTHRA CITE
coal, and OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and
* al-lm j. b. WATKINS.
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pIuGDING SAND.-I will contract to
rs deliver In any quantity superior RIVER
SAND, for building and plasterisg .nt,pop
mv,7 Seventeenth street at draM-brissss
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NOODHOUSE & = PAREIAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore COM
plctc BOOK-BINDERY and BLANk-BoOk
MANUFACTORI, appointed with modern tools
and machinery, which, with good workmen. enable
them 10 execute orders for FIRST-CLASS w DIRK
as good terms as the best houses anywhere.
Merchants, bankers, railroad and insurance
Offices clerks Of courts and others, can have their
books made here TO any pattern desired.
i good stock of blank-bouks Of regular forms can
always be found on their shelves ready for use.
i..n
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OD.-FOR SALE ON TIE

WOOD, WOOD.-FOR SALE ON THE
" WUARF.-I am receiving constantly prime
OAK and PINE WOOD. for sale at very low
figure. All orders left with Messrs. f. w. & W J.
GATES, corner OF Eighteenth and Main streets, or
sent through the post-otlicc box 205, my Office
Al Rockets. will be attended to promptly. Now Is
the time to lay in prime Wood. !
~ 2e--2ia Win III. W. TYLER.
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rHEAP FUEL. CHEAP FUEL !!

SOFT COKE FOR THE MILLION, fresh from
the mines the best and cheapest ftiel ever used for
stoves: ranges. etc. is easy 10 kindle, and does
not lure the stove range Ike anthracite coal:
fact, every body, will find it to their interest to use
q. as II Is only $3.50 per load; HARD COKE,
IS, SOFT HAIL COKE, S.: GLOVER HILlo
COAL. Sc. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK and
TINE WOOD at market rates. Liberal arrange
mentS will he made with dealers and large con-
sumcrs. II you want good SOFT COKE be sure
10 70 10 X. III. COTTRELL,.
No. Oil Basin bank, between
IS 2h=-lm Ninth and Tenth streets.
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NEW BOOKS.
FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. By Genio

FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. By Genio
THE 0PEN POLAR SEA. BY DIR. Hayes.
THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. Illustrated. BY
Wallace. 49, ~
TOMMY TRY, AND WHAT HE DID IN SCI
ENCE. illustrated.
KATHLEEN. A Novel. Blythe author of 'Ray-
mond's Secret
FOX HER SAKE. A Novel. BY the author of
Poor Humanity" &c.
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. BY Victor Hugo.
Our STATIONERY stock Is full and complete.
BLANK BOOKS iu great variety. Persons in
purchasing. 4. II. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
myl7 1903 Main street, opposite post-o1Hce.
I WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
~ STATIONER, AND NEWSDEALER, lila
MAIN STREET, has on hand large and we'll
selected stock of ..,,,. ,o<>,,c
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ENVELOPES,
PAPER, ....
INKS, E..
PENS
PENCILS.
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.,
which viii he sold very cheap for cash. ,,,,
MAURY'S tsecond editlonl PHYSICAL SUN
NEY OF VIRGINIA. Mailed to any ADDRESS
Also on hand all OF the leading NEWSPA-
PERS, PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, &C, OF
the day. ,, -,
New novels always received as soon as issued by
the publishers. my 10
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST ?, lses.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 3, 1850:
Sun rises 5.0l Moon rises.
SIM SETS . g. so High tide. 1906
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w00n AND coal

CLOyER HILL CoAIa.-A large supply
I of this superior coal iust received which We
are selling ut low figure. s...s 81. A., s..afn
Purchasers viii do well to call and examine our
stock fresh from the mines, and free from slate
snd hne coal. HAWES & MERRIMAE, -
ana Eighteenth and Cary streets.
CHEAPEST WOOD IN THE CITY,
ii would advise everybody to buy their win
trr-s fuel now whilst they can get 1t good and
cheap. would also advise them to get IL from w.
! MCDOWELL: for he sells BETTER MOOD
Tor LESS MONEY than any other dealer in the
city. am also prepared 10 furnish the best SOFT
and HARD COKE, ANTHRACITE, GLOVER
HILL. M1DLOTH1AN, and other COltIiS. At
lowest market rates. W. j MCDOWELL
next to corner First and Broad streets.
q IS. Z z f + ..
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4 NTHRACITE C0AL.-For sale to ar.
a rive, goo tons best quality L0RBERRy RED
ASH EGG, and STOVE. coat. As coal Is daily
advancing In the Philadelphia market, those wish
Ing to lay in their winters supply win find 1t 10
urUcrs. ...f a.e ..tEs .a 1T.
Once and yard corner of Seventeenth and Dock
streets. (iy?ll WRIT ROBERTS.
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SHIPPING.

T1OR BALTIMORE .-StcamcrsaEM
II STATE OF MARYLAND viii SSSaas1csnss.sssssks
leave her wharf TUESDAY, August 80, at hall
mast o. clock A. NJ. Freight received mp 10 half
passage, apply TO r,,,,s O. ,,,rY,,,,c
HAhfEI W lLSlAh
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

TOURTH SUPPLY OF JAPANESE
It FANS.-Another lot just received ut j. h. |.
ANTHONY,s TEA STORE, Main and Eighth
streets, OF those useful light and elegant fans,
leaf Best Gunpowder Tea, g.; Japan, English
Breakfast, and 'Oolong S1.3o; good Green, $l.5e.
soc. Honey Soap, Wine Crackers, and Spiced jun
blcg. 1y9
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DRIME BUCkWHEAT.
100 bushels PRIME BUCKwIIEAT
In store and for sale low by -
iv5 ..-. t",- 1920 Main street.
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A MOTHER HOGSHEAD OF THAT
n. SUPERIOR CLARET WINE, which we are
still selling at S1.5o per gallon just received by
SHIELDS, STEVENS & CO.,
iyso II 600 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-03

TEN BARRELS PURE MOUNTAIN
4 WHISKEY. which we can recommend, and
win sell low TO the trade to close consignment.
iy 30 SHIELDS, STEVENS Il co.