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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. -
THE sEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
u ~. ,vorn weather is likely to continue for
come time vet, we shall Offer extra inducements In
oil SUMMER GOODS,
in order to sell and close out the same.
Worry seasonable and desirable articles are TO be
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
and we ask call from those desious OF buying
DRY GOODS
SATISFACTORY RATES.
A fslr variety Of
DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMEREs,
LINENS,
sHEETINGs,
COTTONs,
QUILTS,
TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES.
SHAWLS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS,
GAUZE SHIRTS, &C., &C.
Be sure and remember the place
WILLIAM THALHIMER s. SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
an os-eod Richmond. Va.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
The First Congressional District.
81. WARSAW, RICHMOND COUNTY,
August 26, 1870. !

.. August 26, 1871.
To the Editors of the Dispatch j"
I see from the Richmond papers that the
people Of Caroline have proposed TO hoia
convention for this congressional district IN
Tappahannock st such time as may De
agreed on BY the counties Of the district, to
nominate Conservative candidate lor Con
gress. The people OF the. Northern Neck
have not responded to the action OF the
Caroline meeting, simply because they deem
It best to hold no convention and make no
nomination. There is gentleman now be-
fore the district every way acceptable TO
them, and, as they believe, to the whole dis
trict. He is widely known as a ready, able,
and effective debater, is in full accord with
the great Conservative party of the state !;
has rs much Of the suauiter IN naodo cum
fortiter in re rs any man living; has had ms
disabilities (so-called) removed, and Will
make as efficient and useful representa-
tive Us any man in the district. Why, then,
hold a Convention! Gu bono. d udge
Critcher. of the county of Westmoreland,
announced himself candidate several
months ago-no dissentient voice has yet
been raised against his action. 1t seems to
have met the approval Of the whole people
of the district. The call of a convention
might imply dissatisfaction with the course
of Judge Critcher, which l am sure is not
the case with his friends in Caroline. Then
let there he no convention but let every
Conservative voter resolve to give this no.
BILE son of tried and honored old county
an active support. If this be done his cleo
ton will be accomplished.
Yours truly, &C., THOMAS JONES.
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/ - NOW rs THE TIME TO PROCURE
w EYSsIN iJRY aUODs-AvA1LT g gsnr "a
gAk VGE aISSSS THE 4sis ses
aT A py ssssE
terpned nSs 70 shsi FOR the next fourteen aays,
E the s1 xe Ct
Issy T spsnea
o S's 1fss e s?' essos
i 1t the st :or fsem l's aoss
h.ndkerchiefs, &C. varv low. Also Irish linens,
hese frs go9ai snd shsr
.ss ssTs as s1e
scry ana eTery v v'f frs, Glass dry goods establish
70 Ds Which we are offering at prices sn Gd ave
IsI fail to please. Rememnss se .ms pa'e
me call oeio1e pui oA' A. GOLDBACK,.
607 Broad street,
$3.50, between Sixth and sevenip'
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
RAwLEY SPRINGS, FA.,}

ROCKINGHAM, August II, lou.
Since my last | have not great deal to
add of interest to your readers. The crowd
GIBBS and flows, but is still large one. ALI
are 10th to leave the cool breezes here for
heat and dust of country and city life. East
Virginia is largely represented, especially
Alexandria. Messrs. Seaton, Brown, Beach,
Lambert, and many others, are here. The
fine. invigorating effect of the water, with
such mountain beef, mutton, &C., with the
sweet old Virginia ham and every edible
YOU can name. tempts the sojOurner to stay
here as long as his business and means will
admit. l only wish you and your corps
could be here week or two.
Not much heard of politics. All who
say anything express the opinion that
the Conservatives had better stick to
their name and organization in Virginia.
Politicians may forget that since West Vir-
ginia has been severed from the old mother
that the State, according to the vote OF
1850, is now Whiig. by 5000 or 4,oO9 mao.
ritz. Nobody IN Virginia cares much about
names now. / am lifelong Democrat, and
if the old Wing party were alive as in 1910
and IA, and could defeat Radicalism, l
would vote for the Wing party, and you
might call me Wing, too, though L never
eXDect to change my name of democrat,
which is now of little avail in Virginia. We
have the colored element to control, and
many of old party prejudices, both OF
whom despise the name OF Democrat.
The RAIDS have made the darky believe Il
the Democrats ever get the power again
they will remand the whole of them back
to slavery. The Democracy with the negro
is synonymous with slavery.
We will all vote for the Democratic cam
didate for the Presidency-indeed whoever
the two and a half millions of Democrats
shall unite in the northern States against
any Radical candidate who may be nomi-
mated. That party is gradually giving away
under the ponderous blows inflicted by the
Democracy OF the old free states. NO good
southern man will allow himself to throw
his vote away owing to the opposing cam
didate to radicalism being a Democrat.
Should he do 80, his party blindness dis
qualities him from either voting or hoid,,a o!g{
Office. Let us try and save what little is lelt
of Virginia, and not fuss about party
Names More anon. AUGUSTA
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Me- BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK AL
PACAS BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now In
store full assortment Of BLACK ALPACAS
frCm CSC. to $3.50 per yard.
Also, BOMBAZINEs, DELAINES, GRENA-
DIMES, TAMISE, TAMARTINE, BhREGEs,
and other goods suitable for dresses.
CREPE COLLARS,
.. CREPE SETS of COLLARS and CUFFS,
LOVE and CREPE WELLS,
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS,
BLACK KID, SILK. and THREAD GLOVES,
al LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to IL, at Sl.15
a bale of five pounds. THREE AND FOUR
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, coo. per pound.
Gu 80
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A STRANGE CAsE.-The Grafton Sentinel
gives the following story of supposed
murder which occurred in Taylor county
(then Monongalia, Virginia,) many years
ago: -..>-.. s..
:" About the year 1903 John Sigans was
married to Margaret LouZader, and in 1907
his wife one morning was distinguishing
child in the bed about one year old.
Sigans was Immediately suspcioned Of the
murder of his wife. Martin Current testi-
fed that he heard a gun 60 oil during the
night, and that a murdered woman had
been buried in q stone-heap. The body
was searched for, but without success.
Time passed away, and no clue could be
found to the missing woman. me Suspicion,
however, that she had been Killed by her
husband still existed, and this suspicion
was grated into the minds Of her children,
who. after they grew up, prosecuted the
old man in various ways and in such man
ner that he had no peace the remainder OF
his life. The old man died; and in about
forty wears from the occurrence above mar
rated the long-loSt wife returned to her old
home. She stated that she had never been
over one hundred miles away, and that
Sigans had never done her any harm that
she had moved away and had changed her
name to Cole, and had lived with another
ii,
"What her object for this procedure was
we are not informed. The whole affair IS q
little curious, certainly"
Several hundred cords Of wood belonging
to the Southside Railroad Company were
burned near POOLS turnout on Monday.
The most deplorable accounts Of the
drought along the lower Potomac continues
TO be received. Not enough corn will be
raised. it is said, for bread.-hTeder'cks6G
Ne'cs.
Salt Pond mountain, Monroe county, has
been purchased by General l.. Haupt, OF
Philadelphia, who will improve it as sum-
mer resort, and turn to profit also its I'M.
menSe growth of timber.
Most, if not all. of the members Of the
present City Council are in favor OF extend
| ing the limits Of the corporation so as to IN.
clude the more populouS suburbs, and that
steps will be promptly inaugufated looking
| to the accomplishment of that measure
| Lynchbury Republican.
A woman named Young was arrested
Thursday last in Pearisburg, Giles county.
| for forging an order for ten dollars on
Messrs. Harris s. Git, Of Newport. She
was examined and sent to Jail. She is said
| to be the first prisoner that has been con.
fined in the county Jail Of Giles for three
years past.-Lynchb,srg Republican.
james Greasy, employed at the Virginia
and Tennessee carpenter shops, met with
very serious accident yesterday while chop
ping piece Of timber with an axe. The
axe glanced, striking him on the knee, III
| flicting CHASTITY wound, and it is feared IN
turing the bones to such an extent as viii
make the wound dangerous one.-Lync's
| burg NelcS, 30th.
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pay a5tsasB
cPEc1AL NOTICE.
jules sYcLB,
no. goa MAIN STREET,
second door from corner OF Ninth.

= II
..cond door from corner OF Ninth.
take pleasure in notifying my patrons. friends,
and the public geperaiy sn asVs ~ sn 1s,e
n and elegant store n o. 800 Main street.
Having largely incre SEED my force ana stock,
need e ssssa
2. FL s 5fs .A saja COTTON
BROWN e5S1 81 sSniIsTTses and sHEETINes at all
E ,stss Sz ses 81
PLAfS and sTaIPED NAISsooh and CAM
SOFT FINISH FRENCH and JAccoSET CAM
SWISS MUSLIN and OReANDIEs,
DJMTTY ana BRILLIAETEs,
NOTTINGHAM LACE for cnrta IlIns.,rruo
5JNhXs and and T e sETlNTs
D0YLiEs and NAPKINS
TsBLE-CLOTHs and TABLE DAMAsK,
1sEM G ssocE n ssFr Rs1sHrse
ss{{SSsRgs, G g21cTg leans. &c.
A HIiihsNspKERcHiEFs, r,.upr,,os
BAMBTRG EpsINGs and iNs "a cHSsFs
CE Gun and YALENClENNEs EDGisGs and
GNSrRTiEGS,
GRENADINE for ysils, ,,,s
COR-ETs HOOP.SkIRTS,
MOrJRNISG DRESS GOODS IN variety:
have also large variety or sU Mn DRESS
GOODS, which win bs sold ut great sacrifice.
NV stock Is large and well assorted IN every de-
partment and at prices that cannot fall 20 satisfy
every one at JULIUS SfCnE'S,
'' 9t3 Main street,
second door from corner Ninth.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
be pleased to see their friends:
JOHN j. TURNER,
gle RHE SWABBGHER,
LEWIS W. BURWELL.
WILLIAM D. POWFRA
W. TAZEWELL FIT ZGERALD,
j. WEINBERG,
HIN N, BROWN,
G. j. MCRAE. aual
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apRssAl aOT1CRs.
me- WHITE GOODS, WHITE GooDss:f
a. ner Yal0

r WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
excellent CAMBRiC MUSLIN at 2sc. per sAfu
worth 36c.; -sr
gAIR-coRn NAIssooK MUsLIN at sSc' per
- yard-would be cheap ut soc.
HAIR.coRD CAMsRIC MUSLIN at 4oc' worth
fbc. per yard; E -
CHECKED and sTIPED NAINsoOKs AZ very
great bargains;
TUCKED sKIRTtNG ut soc. per yard worth f'c',
TUCKED MUSLIN for waists at soc. per Saro
worth 81;
sHIRRED or PTIFFED MUSLIN for waists a1
coo. worth sL25 per ward;
SWISS sUsLINS at Is %. 25, 40, as, 4o ana ooc'
per vard-also great bargains;
GARMENT DIMITY. INDIA TWILLED LoN'
CLOTH, VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN,
NAINsOOK and ORGANDY MUSLINs, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
.,r-..... 1913 and 1915 Main street.
CoATs,s SPOOL COTTON, every No. from
to $50 at soc. per dozen BALE COTTON at Sl.I5c'
per bale or bundle 0! five pounds. au ~
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BERLIN, July 80, 1870.

MT LATEST DISPAT FROM BIS
Al AkCK- ordering GoLDBAC No. 6o7
Rread street, to put his Day GOODS down
for his FALL STOCK which order he reluctantly
complies with, as he has always sold his goods
lower than the lowest but being subject Of
Prussia ia obeys the mandats, and is now Offering
hie weli-sslected geock OF STMMEa DRY
GOODS embracing every style and varisty OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS to be found
In any hrst-class establishment at prices which
defy competition. Call and be convinced ,ios
yourselves thst the cheapest store IT, be found In
tie city Is GOLDBACR'S. ! have received to-
day more or those sstonishingiY-cneap Linen
Hsndkerchefs at &c., Linen Towels at loc.. aud
other goods propprlionaily low: ! sn a.;ent for
NKEDEEs, formerly kept by William n. Beil X
4, GuLDBaCK's, No. soT Broad street,
anl between Sixth end Seventh.
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We assure the Charlottesville Chronicle
that the farthest thing possible from our
thoughts was the idea of "making merry"
over its modesty. We should have been as
cautious as the Chronicle was in speaking
Of the book when we first finished read
inc IT,
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~HAMBURGH EDGINGs AND

URGH EDGINGS AND
IASERTINGS.-- We have full supply now on
hand, having made large additions to our stock.
All kinds OF CLUNY EDGISGS and INSERT
INGS, vALENUENNES EDGTNGS and IN
sERTING<, GUIPURE EDGINGS, BLACK
THREAD LACE, INFANTS FROCK WAISTS,
INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every No. of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON from
8 to $50 at soc per dozen-the trade supplied at
View York prices. AL So
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There is nothing singular in the French

There is nothing singular in the French
law OF 1852 which authorizes military COM
manders to impress foreigners into the SER
vice to aid in the defence of besieeed
city. 1t is recognized by the law of ma
tions, we believe, as justitiable means OF
defence. General JACKSON certainly en-
ployed the same means in defending New
Orleans in 1915. He made both aliens and
citizens assist him.
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~ NEW CALICoEs, NEW DE
LANES, NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PANTA-
LOON sTUFFS; ...,..
A large stock Of FLANNELS; ~. ....-.-...-
BLEAoHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL; .s f...
TABLE-CLOrHs, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs,
and TOWELS; t..
Don't fail to look ut the PURE LINEN HUCkA-
BACK for towels at 1esc. per yard worth Csc;
Grea. bargains In everything in the DRY GOODS
line Mt LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street. Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARN, every No. from to IL at
3l.75 per bundle or bale Of FIVE pounds; KNIT
TIM, C1TTON soc ner pound au3c
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THE TAX ON CAS- The impression SEEING
to prevail that the tax has been taken off
illuminating gas. In reply to an inquiry,
Acting Commissioner Douglass says the act
of July 18th, 1870, did not repeal or in any
manner Change the law imposing a tax on
Illuminating gas. Gas companies are SUB:
ject to the same liability and entitled TO the
same privilege, charging the tax to con-
sumers as prior to the passage OF said act.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING CAN BE FOUND OF
ALL KINDS QUALITIES, AND SIZES,
FOR FEW DAYS LONGER,
at the old stand Of
WILLIAM 1EA SMITH,
onos 1908 Main street.
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r,UE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES AXE
/ la possession Of the police, and LIE owners
Will come forward and prove properly:
One Double. case PATENT LEVER SILVER
WATCH. l.. Perrit & Co., No. ,c32
One sinplc-case SILVER WATCH, cylinder cs-
capem mt. No. 1906
One cold Doublc.casc, cylinder, escapement
WATCH, No. Is, soi, ttlin chased c2sest;
One BREASTPIN, enamelled with JET, with y:
G. Robinson engraved on pack and ciasped
One half hnlf scroll BREAsTP1N, gold, with initials
One Coils Army sIX-sHooTER, No. TO-: sS9; ,r
Cue smith & Weston seren-shooteF POCkEl
PISTOL. No. 10, $40; ,,,
One smith 4 Weston Sevcn-shootcr POCKET
One PARLOR-PIsT0L with brass shoulder
pieces attached .. .-... -.s-
Three largo CHEESR-KNIVES :
One box or CHESSNEN! ~
One lot OF HOOKS and EYES with trade marks
One box OF TIlIMBLES, with trade m9rks;
Two boxes OF SEWING SILK, THREAD;
Five boxes of SPOOG SILK;
One bog of NEEDLES; .~. s
one lot of EMBR.IOERING SILK;
Four papers ofKhITTING-NEEDLEs
One lot ofLAD1ES' FAIR NETS;
One bundle of CROCHET NEEDLES:
JOHN POE, JR.,
au 31--3t Chief OF Police.
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nUCKWALL & ROUSS,
No. 1918 MAIN STREET.
WE ARE GIVING AWAY

WE ARE GIVING AWAY
Handsome Striped and Plaid Poplins at l2s worm
soc.; Figured Grenadines at 12a worth 2Sc.; hand
some Japanese Poplins at IS, 20, and 2sc.; Plain
and Striped MozambIques at l23c.; pure White
Bareges only l2ac.; Black Grenadines at &c.;
beautiful Plain and Checked Silks only soc, 7sc.,
and 81; French Percales, Is to 2oc.; full line OF
tblack) Buffalo Alpacas from 4sc. to $L2s the
genuine Beaver Notwithstanding new and beay-
tiful; Coats's Spool Cotton at soc.: best Spot
Cotton Zoo yardsl at &C.: Pins at &C.; Needles AZ
&c.; the best Perfumery; elegant jet je~elry;
Hair Brushes Tooth and Nail Brushes Paper
and Envelopes at half price; elegant assortment
of Prints Bleached and Brown Domestics at fac
tory prices; Trunks at factory price,. u9s
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MARRIED,

At the Presbyterian church In Farmvile, on
the sOth instant, by Kev. Hlr. McIlwaine, N;
flanagan Esq. of Memphis To Miss AGNES
", dluchter Of Judge T. y. Watkins, OF Prince
Edward.
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found imported match.boxes with figures Of
s .aI po risian can-can, md Immediately de-
a;ded that thew came under the provisions
e VI the law of March 3, 1857, which forbids
ths VIZ ;nnortation of ALI indecent or obscene
articles. prints, images, figures, &c. "A yio-
iect to forfeiture. The Secretary holds the
case under consideration.
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~sPEc1AI NOTICE.
In order to make room for
FALL SUPPLIES
will sell from now until the lst Of september
$780,. my entire stock Of
FRESH, FASHIONABLE, AND DESIRABLE
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
and invite an examination OF the same BY ali In
want Of
REAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
ALI goods strictly adapted to
SUMMER WEAR
will be cloeed out regardless Of COsT.
JOEE N. WOODEN,
No. 1ll7 MAIN STREET.
take pleasure in announcing that MIR. JAMES
E. BuRREss Is again with me, and l unite WITH
him In extending cordial invitation to his nu-
merous friends to continue the patronage h1therto'
80 generously accorded him.
JOHN N. WOoDFIN,
ona1m III Main street.
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From Prince Edward.

correspondence UI THt EITH1nUnH UISpHCH.
PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE,
August 26, 1870.
case of assault and battery, in which John
Robinson, the Amelia senator, is plaintiff,
and a number of Cumberland citizens are
defendants. Verdict and judgment for
plaintiff, 1920.
The Rev. DR.. Smith, county superintend-
ent of education. will address the people at
October court third Monday on the free
school act of Assembly. HAMPDEN.
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V1OILET SOAPS-Old ind tine.
L WuLIAMd. DANpEsiiIDsE CO..
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Me- CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
DUROY.-Just received, full assortment of
CORDUROY at 81, Sl.e5, and 81. so per yard at
LEVY BRDTHERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
500 dozen COATS'S SPOOL COTTON at soc.
per doZan. au oO
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NJ THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, two yards long, at 81, worth $780, are
cheap. Everybody says 50.
A large-sized HONEY-COMB OR Bridal
QUILT large enough for the largest bed a. Si.oO'
sorth g. SO, must be cheap, as no one ever ms
putedit 1t. .r,,,ro
FulI-width BLEACHED and USBLEACHED
SHEETlNG at CSC. per yard
LINEN SHEETING, fuil two and half yards
wide. at 90c.
PILLOW-CAsE LINEN, forty inches wide, at
zoe. worth ,sc,, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
full supply Of COATS's SPOOL COTTON.
The trade supplied at New York prices. au 39
~ WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES of SUMNER DRESS GOOD" suited 10
the presen, season. upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also. a large assortment of DRESS GOODS for
fall wear at LEVY bkol hff.S'
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COTTON YARNS all Nos, from to IL At si'o
per bale or bundle OF FIVE pounds. au'o
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NJ DISCIPLES CHUKCl sS1CA-
"a. aIohS. ~ IND MARsHALL.-Preachlns on
Sv = LoRD's DAY at IL A. M. and z. NJ
e A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at r. NJ
Seats frea. ..
PARSONAGE, 4os Twelfth street my
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MI a6--t2eihsep

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT IHIS OFFICE
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MERCHANTS AND MECHA MICS
wi BANKING AND INSURANCE COmPA-
Books Of subscription 20 the capital stock of
the MERCHA ANTS AND MECHANICS BANK
ING AND INSURANCE COMPANY viii be
opened on MONDAY, 2sth September, 1879; the
Main and Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va.
). BY order Of the Corporatars.
rs mr. ad-teethsep go Chairman.
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and Envelopes at half price; elegant assortment
Of Prints Bleached and Brown Domestics at fac
tory prices Trunks at factory price,. au IS
NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
No. I'LL MAIN. .s T RICHMOND, VA,
The undersigned having tofl.s--'ss-s'.n> nor.
ship under the style OF u,rkyns
for the purpose OF Co, 8dncttng
GENERAL WHO ESALES DRY GOODS
ns CITY of Rcnm sGssf sdss Sespecsfully se.
1R n 1he flsy s Of the virginia West
Virginia, soFth car01Ha ,sfEw F1rsTr
an as-1m late WIN Fergnson { 70.
OARDozo, FoURo4REAN < CO.,
1909 MAIN STREET.
Opposite post-oflce),
have just received large additions 10 their
stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
bought at the very LOWEST prices at which nc
same value of goods have ever been soia.
ELEGANT NECK AND SASH RLBBohs,
In all widths and colors,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Persons preparing to visit the Springs VIII
find EVERYTHING in the Dry Goods line thy
may desire, from the cheapest trs7elIipg-tress
to the most costly outfit.
tvs CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
HIGHLY IMPoRTAST'
The undersigned take great pleasure In stat
to the public in general, and particularly 'he'Ffe
gular patrons, that, owing 10 some unforeseen
events, they will not make the change IN business
anticipated, and Will, on the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
OPEN A
LARGER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE sTo9E
FALL DRY GOODS
EVER BEFORE.
In the mean time, will offer the following Gooos
at and below cost:
A BEAUTIFUL. LINE OF DRESS GOODS
consisting OF
BLACK EMBROIDERED HERNANlEs ana
GRENADINES,
STRIPED and FIGURED BERAGES,
Handsome PLAr4. FIGURED, and PLAID ia
PANEsE POPLINs and SILKS:
MoZAMBIQUEs. all styles and qualitlss-soma
elegant fgurYs:
p1oUEs, JAcYNETs, and LAWN ROBES.
Also have gn hand large assortment OF NO
T10Ns, sucS as
| HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
| HANDKERCHIEFs, SC,
| Are receiving daily
NEW CALICOES,
| = BLEACHED and BROWN CALICoES.
All they ask Is D cali before purchasing elsewhere
LlRSH l. GUGGENHElMER,
| 6:7 BROAD STREET:
Statesmen W. C. kgAN, j. II. CAESEaY,, =
l cprTrrp au IL
TOILET ARTICkEs.
lTAN AND FRECKLES.
MEADE q BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION IS
purely vegetable and entirely harmless 10 !bc
most delicate skin. II will speedily remove 'M'
and fro kles aud improve tho complexion.
Price, so cents q bottle.
u Prepared only by MEADE BAKER
Dispensing Pharmacists,
Il aus Richinond, Va. "a.
SKIN DISEASES.
The CARsoLIc pERFUMEp MEDiCi VAL
AND BATH SOAPS are now prescribed D! 'n'
most eminent practitioners in many ssin disease
and have proved very e1seaeious.
81 For sale ct a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-31
WINES AND LIQUORS.

az BARRELS BOWMAN'S NOUN
70 TAIN RYE WHIskEY for sale oy
T.. +. MINOR.
an 3l-eod2w l5s9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-31

IN BARRELS RECTIFIED WHIsKEY
w for tate by L. r. MINOR,
au 3l--end2w lS40 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-31
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Special dispatch to the Baltimore FUN.
The Troubles of n COlOred Special
Agent IN the S0utn-Bonds Of 60
vernment Officers-Cninaware cues.
ton frklm RnEIlmNre.