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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-02

F1REs.-Bon1or, August 3i.-Thc weather
continues extremely dry. and the country
about is suffering severely from heavy fires
Passengers from the PiScataquis railroad re.
port buildings on fire along the road, and | he
Whole neighborhood out lighting the ire
1t is reported to-day from up the river that
the West Branch drive Of log, containing
90, OO0, 900 feet, which was hung up by
drought. is on fire. III.
Chcaqo, August 31.-rhc Touring mills
of Bronkhoust Il Co., at Waterford, WIS,
were burned on Monday night. Loss,
SoJ, 900: insurance, 1000.
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nF- NOW ISTHE TIME TOPROCURE
paRGkJNS IN DRY GUODS-AVAlL You ~
SELVES OS THE UpPORTUNlTY-CLOS
OUT SAILS AT A. GOLDBACk's.--st,ng &C.
terrrined not 20 carry over my stock from onr Sea-
son 10 another shsll for the next fourteen days,
sell the remainder or my splendid stock OF su dno
iher viii he closed ou ut auction in order t. ma re
room for iarse and complete assortment Of all
and winter goods. have just orent goo y ards
- v,rd-wide bleached cotton which am seiiing
at the ve.y low price of losc. Cslcoes, fas? CO.
Tor 10 and l2.e iLsn t'we .s lOs x LINEN a
These goods are worry low. Also. Irish Linens,
shirt fronts, aannels, cambrics, Swiss and other
white goods lrdle.', gents. and chiidren's h,-
siery. and every other STYLE and quality 81 goods
to he found In any first class dry goods establish
ment, which we are offering at p',ces when can
me- r1 cali before purchasing elsewh- re-:
4. g LhBACK,
GOT Broad street.
mia between Sixth and Seventh.
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5@Etje 81 a0TgCssss.

g WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
Excellent CAMBRIA MUSLIN at CSC. per yard
worth 49,;
HAIR-CORD NAINsOaK MUSLIN at ssc. per
yard--would be cheap ut 5Oc.;
HAIR CORD CAMBRIC MUSLIN at aOc. worth
75c. Der yard;
CHECKED and sTIPED NAINsOOKS at very
great bargains;
TUCKED SKIRT[NG at SOC. per yard To:th &c.;
TUCKED MUSLIN for waists at 5oc. per yard
worth 81;
sHIRRGD or PITFFED MUSLIN for waists At
COO. worth SLIPS per yard;
SWISS MUSLINS at Is, 20, e5, 80, as, 10, and Soc.
per yard--also great bargains;
GARMENT DIVINITY, INDIA TWILLED LONG
CLOTH. VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN,
NAIESOOK and ORGANDf MUSLINS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COAT>'S SPOOL COTTON, every No. from
to $50 ut soc. per dozen BALE COTTON at $l.T5c.
per bale or bundle OF five pounds. au 30
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nT A CHAPTER OF FACTS.-Spac

MI" A CHAPTER OF FACTS.-Space
is valuable In newspaper, end l. Is therefore pro-
posed In this advertisement TO condense variety
Of facts import ant 10 the public into small COM
pass. Those :acis refer to HD IT IT ER'
STOMACH BITTERS-what that celebrated me-
dicine L. and what 1t will do In tie first place,
them the article Is stimulant, tonic, and altera-
tive, consisting Of combination of an absolutely
pure spirituous agent with the most valuable medt-
cinal vegetable substances that botanic research
has placed at the disposal of the chemist and the
physician. These Ingredients are compounded
with great care, and in such proportions as to Pro-
dtce preparation which invigorates without ex-
CT ing the general system, and tones, regulates,
and controls the stomach, The bowels, the liver,
and The ml1or secretive organs.
What this great restorative viii do must be
gathered from what !. has done. Tle aSe OF dys-
pepsia, or any other form Of indigestion IN which
1t has been persistenty administered without ef-
fectInga radical cure Is yet be heard from, and
the same may he said of bilious disorders, inter-
mitent fever, nervous affections, general debility,
constipation. sick headache, mental despon cency.
and the peculiar complaints and disabilities to
which the feeble are So subject. It purfcs ali the
fluids or the BODY, including the blood, and the
gentle stimulus which II imparts to the nervous
system IS not ded by the slightest reaction.
This IS chapter OF facts which readers for their
own sakes, should mark and remember.
au 20-eod&wlw
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What sort of government France may
have is Of course matter Of conjecture.
But we have little doubt that it will he a
monarchy, and that the Orleans branch OF
the Bourbons will be at the head oft. The
horrors of the Revolution Of the last cen
turv have not lost their influence upon tn"
public mind, nor did the failure to establish
II republic after the expulsion OF LOUIS
PHILIPPE in 1s4S increase the public re-
spect for that form Of government. The
leading Powers which will figure in the re
storation of peace and the preservation G
France will use all their art and influence
in preventing another essay at republl
canism. For these reasons we do not an
ticipate an interval of Republican mi>rul'
before the establishment Of the monarch!
which will assuredly come in France
The OrleaniStS are strong, and vii
soon settle the question between the two
branches of the Bourbon family. Tho
strengthened by the fact that the Count Dl
CHAMBoRD, the heir apparent Of the eldel
branch, has no child, and is now fifty year
old, and if he Were placed on the thron'
might leave the French n legacy of wa
for the succession. or it would revert to tn
Count of Paris, the present rightful sue
cessor Of the Orleans branch. The Frenc]
people, mortified by defeat, enteebled b
their losses, and oppressed with taxation
will probably make no show of resistance t
King, and gladly accept quiet and st
,.urity
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Tho Nert Agricultural Fair.

r,,o al, chow and fair Of the state Aef''
cn,tnro, Society will take place III ~" ~
months from this time ana HIM. .,, md
nav appcar that there is time eno".
70 snare for all purposes o, p.'l. .anros,i !.
.,,:i,;.nrs should not forget that =. w ".
n.;nm is n great thief. The executive com, ".
",,o have been quite energetc ano '''e-
''i,'' :,' n,a,;no arrangements for the occa-
r:'l IA h wa have good reason to anticipate
=, tho displar in al! departments VIII
cvcel all previous eNhsoi1lohs u'ioei 'A'e
na,ronore of the State Society,"
The wear has generally been favorable
o,tbouch some sections of the State have
suffered severely for want Of rain. We an
ticipatc that the specimens of crops OF all
kinds will be very fine. Each year since
the war has strengthened the agricultural
interests, and enabled farmers and graz'ers
to improve their crops and their breeds OIL
stock. and this year should show an im-
proyement upon the last.
Politically wo are far better of than we
were last wear. and as the politics we nave
been made TO feel bore directly upon our
nhysical and financial welfare, relief from
their impressions should cause decided ao-
yancemeut in our material interests.
Our people have wisely directed thelr at
tention to their domestic CONCERNS """
Given less attention to politics than ever.
The power and prosperity of Virginia can
only certainly be secured by perseverlns III
this line. II is but poor use to make Vi
orr energies to devote them to partlsahi!
in the present condition of the poPuI'.'o.
and wealth OF the State. firSlnias "e'sh'
in the nation counts by numbers, ana ue'
influences by numbers and wealth COM
hincd. Her fame and history lndeed can
never fail to command respect. But Ill
these DAYS, when might makes right our
only safe reliance is in numbers and means.
True wisdom teaches lis to add TO anu
strengthen these, and to give our "ho!e
energies and practical experience 10 TINS
great object.
Our weight will be counted by the num-
Der and productiveness OF our hclds, the
skill and art. with which we apply ma
cbjnorv along with industry to the nus
handrv of the land. and By the NUMBER oi
en,ernriscs and the extent Of our manuiac-
turing industry, by which the minerals o.
the earth are disintcrred and converted
into fabrics for the Use of society. These
indications tell the power, spirit, ana force
of 4 State. and its weight in the councliS q
the nation. -
We hope to see greater assemblage OF
VIRGINIA. farmers here in November than
ever before. and that their reunion and IN
fcrcourse may tend to throw new light upon
their noble pursuit and cause them TO con-
tinuc with increased resolution III thelr
firm purpose to build up the solid power OF
the State, and not by running after the slia-
do y and vain glorics ofnational politics TO
waste precious time and prolonS the po-
verify and embarrassment of Virginia.
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CONSIDERATION OF A Washington,
August 31.-The conservation of Rev. VII
liam Pinckney, d. D., assistant bishop elect
of the Episcopal Diocese of lNaryland, lsan-
nounced to take place in this city, at the
Church of the Epiphany, on the 6tn ol
October next. A number OF bishops lrolh
ali narts of the country are expected to be
present. The health Of Bishop Whiting
ham is very feeble, and he will not be able
to witness the conservation Of his coadJutor.
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III THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, two yards long, ct ~, worth Sl.5o, are
cheap. Everybody stys So.
larga-sizei IIOHEY-COMB OR BRIDAL
QUILT large enough for The largest bed a: $3.50,
worth $3.50, mus. oo cheap, rs no one ever dis
putcd It.
Full-wldih ELEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SuEETING IT Sc. per yard.
IIEEN SIIEETING, ful two and half yards
Wild, al 9oc.
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, :orty inches wide, ut
SOC. worth 75c., at LEVY BROTHERS..
A full supply OF COATS'S Spool COTTON.
The trad. supplied 1T New York prices. nu 80
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"ApARrAEsT HOUSES" have been quite
successful in New York. and it is now pro-
posed to build houses for common house.
hold occupation of number of families
UPON the principle of the clubs. e., a
number of families living in one house with
a caterer, cook and servants to supply the
wants of all at on assessment upon each
sufficient to meet the OUTLAWS for all.
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prpvTS .Ju1y 30. 1910.

BERLIN, July 30, 1870.
Mt LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS
MaKCk-I rlerinS GOLDBA \, 20: , 10,
LIVER TtAN EVER. In order to make r"olu
for his FAIL STOCK which order Il" rcluc'antlz
complies with, rs he has always sold his gods
lower than the lowest =; but being sub'ec. or
Prussia. he oheys the mandate and Is now Offering
his well-sclected stock Of I NJ " r Dk1 :
GOODS embracing every style ana variety OF
In any frst-class establishment, at prices which
defy competition. Call and be convinced 'or
the city is GOLDBACR'S. ! have received to-
day more Of those astonishingly-coeap Linen
II. ndkerchiefs at &C., Linen Towels at lOc., ana
other goods proportionaliv low. an agent Tor
KOBERTS'S CELEBRATED PA K i O L 4
NEEDLES, formerly kept by William N. Bell K
Co. Remember tie place,
A. GULDBACK'a, No. 6o7 Broad STREET,
AMI between Sixth and Seventh.
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS SIANp
ING-srOSE PASSED AHDTO BE sSEN.
sAvASNAH, Tenn, May H. l''9.
Dr. H. T.. HeLmboh:
Tear Strive introduced your FLUID EA-
TRACT BUCHU In this country about elSh
months ago, and happy to state that It Is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform y"t
Of one instance (amonz many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. man In ou'
county named J. 3. Ostel bad been suNerlHf
about five years with graTeL About six weeks
ago he bought of us one bottle OF your BuCHu'
and before he was through with one bottle lit
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have OH exhibition in our drug store. he
saws that ne viii never be without the BUCH L In
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, e..
ECCLES & HISKEL.
Druggists.
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NORTH BRITISH REVIEWING have from
the agents of the American publishers,
Messrs. WoopHoUsE & PARHAM, the Norta
British Rer'eac for July. In the list OF con-
tents we observe very interesting article
upon "BES. JoHSsoN's Quarrel with SHAK-
sPEARE" and critique upon Lothian, which
seems not to want in critics any more than
we suppose it does in readers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-02

RAILROAD Acc1DEST-EIGHT Men kILLED
AND FIFTEEN W oUSDED. - Chicago, August
81 Two cars of 4 train on the Dcs MONIES
Valley railroad were thrown down an en-
bankmcnt yesterday morning south OF Des
Moines and eight men killed and 1llteen Sc
riouSly wounded. All were Iowa soldiers,
and were on the way TO attend the State
soldiers rcilniOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-02

A New York commercial authority shows
that while Congress has been busily engaged
in legislating ship.building and ship-owning
out OF existence, through the mistaken idea
that such Il policy was bencti;ing the man
utacturing interests Of the country, the
Canadians have built up n steam marine OF
which they have good reason to be proud.
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b,ers evidently apprehend ~ much, and are
making extra efforts to turn the remainder
Of the time left to the best advantage.
when the whole matter Is over the gam
b,ers will not have the gold ut the highes'
figures. Outsiders will have to hoio H.
The gamblers will all be bears then.
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HAIR DYE.

Ny BATCUELOR'S II A + d \ f.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world,
the only true and perfect dye: harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inviGo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and peIfumcrs,
and properly applied Mt BATCHELuH'S WIG
FACTORY, No. 1e Bond street. New Eors.
lie e-eodlyr
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ME- DISCIPLES CHURCH (STCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETTEEF
BROAD AND MARSHALL.-Pr"scDins on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II 4. Nj. and p. Nj.
elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AZ p. NJ.
Seats freq.
PARSONAGE, 400 Twelfth street. nF7
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THE NATHAN MysTERY.-The, Nathan
brothers visited the police headquarters
Yesterday, and had interviews with prom
nent members of the detective force. Inc
object of the visit was not made known,
but it was surmised 10y the lookers-oll,
among whom the event caused all unusuaI
ripple of excitement. that important qe'
velopments are making towards Inc SOUL
ton of the Nathan mystery. The uetec'
tiyes seemed to have obtained a new I'M
pulse in their quest.-Ne'r YORK 1'1ou"e'
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PROPOSALS.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals Will be received until IL NJ, olst Sep
TENDER at Charleston, w. Va, and until IL II. 18th
September in Richmond. Va, for the construc-
ton Of about two thousand linear feet of
"HOWE TRUSS" BRIDGING In spans ranging
from 80 to $50 feet the line OF the Che ape, Ike
and Ohio Railroad between the fails of Kama IA
and the Ohio river.
Bids will be re eived for all or part of the above.
Specifications may be had on apple alton TO w.
A. KUPER, principal assistant engineer,
Charleston, W. Va.
Also, Mt the same times and places, for the
GRADUATION, &C.. OF a section on New river,
about th,rty-fye miles above it's mouth, including
q TUNNEL ], 800 feet in length.
The right to reject any or all proposals Ia re-
served, 81. d. WHITCOMB,
: an 27-tSe28 Chief Engineer.
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The Gold Board and the Stock Exchange,
the great gambling bells of the nation, we
hope will not long have the European war
wherewlth to disturb the finance and injure
the prosperity Of this country. The gam.
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Q" BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK AL
PACAS, BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now in
store full assortment OF BLACK ALpACAS
from CSC. to sl.5) per yard.
Also, B0MBAZINEs, DELA1NES, GRENA-
DINEa. TAMISE, TAMARTINE, BAREGES,
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,
at LEVY HRNTHERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street,
Richmond Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to r. at Sl.7S
a bale of five pounds. THREE AND FOUR
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, 6oc. per pound.
au30
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The scenes OF the last bloody fights in
which NAPOLEON was routed is the locality
where the Duke of Brunswick and the
flower Of the German armies were crushed
by the ragged and half-starved French Re-
publlcans under DUNoUEIEzand WIapFFES.
What strange yicissitudes fall to the lot OF
uafionS
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NE AMBU RG II EDGINGS AND
IHSERTiEGS.- We have full supply now on
hama, having made large additions to our stock.
All kinds Of CLCNY EJGINGS and INSERT
iSGs, yG.ESCI%NHES EDGINGS ard IN
SERTIEG., GUIPURE EDGIEGS, BLACK
THREAD Ii CF, INFANTS FROCK WAISTS,
INFANTS EMBEO1DFREDD RESSE3 at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Every No. Of C0AT3'S SPOOL COTTON from
to I50 ut SOC, PER dozen-the trade supplied st
NcEY York prices. an ~
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MNEW CALICOES, NEW DE
LANES. NEW DRESS GOODS. NEW PANTA-
LOON STUFFS;
4 large stock Of FLANNELS;
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHED COTTON
FfANNFL;
TABLE-CLOrHS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
end TOWELS;
Cont f4n to look st the PURE LINEN HUCKA-
BACK for towels at 163c. per yard worth a5c.
Grea. bargains In everything in the DRY GOODS
line ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 M,in street. Richmond. Va
COTTON YARN. every No. from to ~ at
$i75 per bundle or bale Of five pounds KNIT
TING COTTON, 8oc. per pound. au30
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FIRE IN MANCnEsTER.-A large fire occur
red in Manchester last night few minutes
before y o'clock. The lateness of the hour
prevents, us from giving the location or any
other particulars concerning 1t.
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CIrRE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AZTEC
lion OF LONG STAN DING STONE
Passed AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoHT, CONN. SEPTEMBER ), 1852.
II. T. HelnI0ld, Esq:
: Dear Slr,-I commenced taking your Extract
Of guchu ', about two weeks since for an III elton
orthe gravel bladder, and kidneys. lhiVe suiicr-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past But
Yesterday relief clme thcough the effect of your
"Buchu." 4 stone passed from my blad or about
the size of L large pea, aud 1 now feel perfectly
we'll and entirely fee from III: pain that have
suffered with go hard. Iattrbute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
sons similarly affected to try It. have great
faith In It's curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS J. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
REV. WILLIAM COGsWELL. westport, Conn.
j. T.. G. CASHOS, Druggist. Westport, Conn.
II. b. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, Westport, Conn.
DIR. WAkEMEAN. Reading, Conn.
r. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, Now
York city and many others, Unnecessary.
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGE Mi- T.
SCHEDULE az TRANS UVE.h. TIE
1870.

RtCHMupD FREDERICKSBURG AID
POTOMAC R0IE -. tx r Ii pO-EI3
Et,RrH, EAST, AND HOhIii'. t>!.
TRAIN No. THROUGH IAIL TGA! rid
Washington leaves the depot, corner 81 Hrrf 81
Eighth - Gets, dali az ll:lJ i, NJ. ARRIVES IL
.niChpond daily IL 2:aS I. NJ ,-,..
GRAIN No. 2.-1hc BAL" M L" INIEE.'
TRAIN. connecting AZ E9uia creek " IN u"
= Gamers GeurgcicnA aud Iron s!dns icN'rs ~
depot, corner OF BrOGd ANA Eithi sire" Gai.?
{Sundays eNccp.edl - O'Clock =. VI. atrl'cH Ia
Iii EtIc.Iu hHonuayS yNccptCni NJ $50 VI.
TEat.1 No. 3. tHt: ':.Gii Il a.t ~ rfi
" asntuS to2 l,svcs tn depot cur2cr E{Td e.. j
Eighth streets, dEiy teunGsys exc pied. - -.
T.. NJ. Arrives in Richm"uc ~ oa.sY7 excepted
at 3 80 4. VI.
THROUGH TICKETS and TBEOuIH RAG
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points IN th'
NORTH. EAT. amt RIHWts
FhEIGHTS contracted for and foTwar!ri
daily. win dispatch, - all points NORGE ana
WEST. .,.,-
PRESS GRAIN all run ~ ftr - Milford statsGI
on Su"Gay. leaving Richmond, c0r1cc q! "r' =
aud kigh trCet9, IL y \. Il. Ec'urulnG. w.!
Leave nh ord on Monda's < Cos <. ~. I'd az
rive at RirhEOnt L s:3y \. ~.
Apply al COMrAAI'S GFFICE, corner o.
j. Il. GrETRY,
General Ticket A4In NJ.
ED. T. y. MYERS, General superintendent.
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Telegraphiup.

We have had noised through the country
for some time system Of telegraphing In
vented by O Mr. LITTLE, which it was
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CITY GAUGER'S OFFICE, No. 8, UN-
" DER ST. CHARLka HOTEL .-Persr MS
Wishing the services OF the City Gauger and ln-
spector will please leave their names on the
state.
BUYERS Of KEROSENE OI:. will consult their
safety by iuquirlng If 1t b ~ heen inspected In
hlenlnond. RICHARD FOX, DEPUTY,
sc 2--lt< for r. r. DAVIS GriuYer
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ny WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES Of SUMMER DRESS GO DDS suited to
the prescn: SEASON, upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also, q large assortment of DRESS GOODS for
fall wear; at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from TO l2, at 81
per bale or bundle OF five pounds. au3o
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n1~ CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
nUROY.-Ju:t received, a full assortment Of
CORDUROY al 81, $l.?j, and 81. 50 per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
$50 dozen COATS'S SPOOL COTTON ut SOC.
per DOZEN su ~
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edmond. - ptcmber l, 1870.

rENHE "SUNDAI TELEGRAM'-TO
4 The CIlIZEN> OF ElIHMOND; l pro;
pose shortly 10 publish weekly paper to be called
the U>DaY To- EGkA".,, 1t VIII be put u,
forth to supply u very urgent ard general want OF
the people OF EIchnond. who must now await all
news rcceived later than o. lock saturday after
noon un IL 1t appears In the looming papers OF
Monday, which are printed IN :aturday night.
he lutcuse and profound interest ielt by the
public III the news from the sat Of Wa In En-
rope renders such Il suspense of intelllgcnc" ms
tecteG TOO painful to b. horIlc. And there Is no
reason why the geaeral tcies aphic news of Satur
~ light shoulu MT be printed OF that night and
placed In the hands u III: public on the next
The SUNDAY TFLEGnANl will, as its n .me
implies, present every sundry morning lh@ latest
gethcr with he news in and .ah"u. The city, and
resume Of the teesraphc news of tie whole
week. 1t will slso for the Convenience OF mer-
chants, contain Jull re:ort of the transactions
of TT Richmond markets ,tri"g the preceding
week, with Il carefully prepared liable OF prices
ard will In 'htt respect, Constitute a Richmond
Price Current tor dibtIihut by merchants
amUng their customers. 1t Will also contain In
tcresLns matter Tor sunday rcrding, Including
sketches the history of lie several churches OF
The city. of the pastors who have Excessively
ministered In their pulpit, " tn occasional re-
1rtS of disCourse3 delivered hy notable pulpit
or&tors who may from time 20 time ollicatc In the
churches 1t will also cont in III each issue care
fully Sclcc.ed Story spproprln L FOR Sunday.
Political discussions viii b. cnticely excluded
from Tn" TELEGRAM, but the assistance or pronl
nent writers will be scared ~. lis editorial CO.
lunns, which will be Gevotot 10 literature, trt,
science and the material inter sis of the county.
Great care win be take III no manner TO offend
the s~nnbilites ofihe most pi"ils and virtuous OF
both sexes.
Such will be the character and leading features
Of my ei terpr,se ; and while confidently soil II
In the on set the patII mage OF Il liberal public,
am determined TO m !t In III sequel all The good
will and support which may besto :ed upon me.
se2-2t E&N EST WILT