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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-08
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
On the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
TWELVE PERSONS KILLED AND
TWENTY WOUNDED.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August -Midnight.-A fearful accident
occurred on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road tonight.
AS the train which left Richmond this
morning was. crossing Jerry's run, seven
miles from here, the car next to the rear
coach was thrown from the track and pre-
cipitated one hundred feet down an en-
bankment. The car was shattered to pieces.
Twelve persons were killed outright and
twenty wounded. Major Paxton and son,
of Lexington, Va, were mortaly wounded.
There were about forty persons on the
train.
A train is just this moment starting from
here with physicians and other help for the
wounded. The Associated Press reporter
goes on it to the scene Of the wreck, and
will send further particulars of the disaster,
with names Of killed and wounded. ~
Second Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August 7-1:30
A. M.-News from the accident says that
Mr.. Pollard "a contractor on the road and
family Mr.. Hoge, Of Staunton; and Mr..
Green, reported to be from Hanover
county; are badly wounded. Everything
is being done for the wounded. No ladies
are hurt.
Third Dispatch.
ALLEGHANY, August - 4. M.-The
train sent to the scene of the wreck has just
returned. The up train on the road ran off
at hal-past 8 last night, the car next the
rear one going down a perpendicular en-
bankment one hundred feet high. The
train was going at a speed of only six miles
all hour, and the accident is unaccounta-
BILE. The following is Il list of the killed and
wounded
Colonel William Boulware, of King and
Queen, killed.
4 son twelve years old) of Major j. G..
Paxton, OF Lexington, Va, killed.
McNuts Paxton, civil engineer, OF Ficks-
burg, Miss, killed.
John Morrisett, residence unknown, kill
A portly gentleman with side-whiskers,
who had in his pocket 4 return ticket to
New York, killed.
A gentleman with a considerable amount
gold shirt-buttons, a diamond, and garnets,
killed.
p. B. Minor, of Richmond, Va, killed.
A large gentleman with screw-buttons in
his shirt-One plain and the other with a
set-wearing light pants and vest and dark
corded coat and buster, killed.
A large gentleman with brown linen
| suit, killed.
Wounded.-The following is list of the
wounded : Major j. G. Paxton, Lexington,
Va, mortally Everett EARLY, Charottes'
vile, Va, slightly Mr.. Crump, of Rich
mond, badly hurt internally; John Green,
of King George county, Va, badly i'll the
back; Mr.. Pollard contractor OIL the road,
and son, badly Mr.. Jordan, superinten'
dent for Mr.. Pollard, badly internally Ecr
rI rf
G. B. Hoge, of Staunton, Va, badly, hui
not dangerously :; j. Winston, of Richmond
Va, slightly William Clements, of Han
over county, Samuel B. Hance, Of Balti
more county, Md, badly; a foreigner, sup
posed to be German, mortally-total, ID
| The number of killed is nine.
The wounded are properly cared for.
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largely Demo Some clair, Demo-
critic minority of wo.thirds in each House.
WrIM1NGTog, N. O., August e.-Returns
enough are received to settle the fact that
the Conservatives carry both Houses of the
Legislature by decisive majorities. They
also carry the third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
and seventh congressional districts, which
makes the delegation stand five Conserva-
tIyes to two Republicans. In the third
district Waddell Conservative is undoubt-
ediy elected, though two counties are yet
TO hear from. Careful estimates fix his ma
jority at 375.
It's believed that shipp (Conservatiyel
for Attorney General, has carried the State.
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CITY ORDINANCES

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
N RE-OHDAIN AN ORnINAk CE TO PkO-
TECT LdCENSED M dElS3I AND IRA
Be it ordained by the Council orMe city of
Richmond, That the ordinance passed June 3d.
1870, entitled An ordinance to protect licensed
hereby amended and re-ordained so as 20 read as
follows:
pie, card, other representation, within this city,
any goods, wares or any article whatsoever, with
out having first obtained a license therefor. Any
person desiring to obtain such license shall ap-
ply to the Committee on Finance " no shall deter
mine and ass ess the amount to be paid on such IL
ceEse, and on paying into the city rcasury In the
mode pres cr1bed, the INK assessed, he shall have
tue privilege of doing said business Sach license
shall stae the wareroom or place of business of
only, and shaI be trsnsferred, sab-let, or Sold
a An sa pnY sss n 1ns
more 'hau Two hundred dollars, one-half to 90 to
the nformer; or, falling to pay fine, shall be
imprisoned In the city jail not less than one nor
more than eight weeks.
2. Any person desiring to sell goods by sample
card or other representation not ut 4 particular
place Of business, but uy applying from house to
house with his samples, snail first apply to the
" .yor for license to sell such goods The Me- yor
shall determine the amount to be paid tor such IL
| cense, and upon such person paying the AMOUNT
to the City Treasurer the Mayor NAV issue such
With this Section shall be fine of not less than
fifty nor more Than one hundred dollars, one-half
TO 60 to the informer Or, falling to pay said fine,
shalt be imprisoned In the city Jail not less than
one nor more than eight months.
3. But this ordinance Is not intended to prohibit
any regularly licensed resident commission mer-
chant from selling by sample at any place In thu.
city through his clerks, agents. or other employ
ees. any goods which he may have actually and
bona fde on consignment or In store In the city.
Anu In case Of prosecuI ion under this ordinance
the 0nuS shull be upon the commission merchant
to prove that such goods have been actually and
IN good faith consigned to him. or are in store in
the city subject to his demands.
Published by order of Council.
au8 st +. G. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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North carol,na E,ecttons.

RALEIGH, August 6.-The election returns
received to-day confirm the previous opinion
expressed that the State has gone Demo-
cratic by from 5000 to $1,000 majority.
Cobb (Republican), first district; Dixon
(Republican), to I'LL vacancy, second dis
frict, and Charles r. Thomas (Republiean)),
for regular term from second district, are
certainly elected. Additional returns rem
der the election of Waddell CONSERVATIVE
over Dockery Republican, in the third dis.
trict, certain Gillian CONSERVATIVE to I'LL
vacancy and s. 3. Rogers Goaseryatl ves
elected. Rogers beats DR.. Harris (colored)
by 800 Leach Conservative Is elected over
Scott Republican) in the sixth district
Harper CONSERVATIVE Is doubtless elected
over Jones Republican, in the seventh
u1 Both tn Houses Of the Legislature viii be
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There is a Weissenberg IN saxony, a
Weissenburg in Middle Franconia,, and u
Weisscmbourg or (German) Weissenburg, 8
fortified town in the French department Of
Bias Rhin, on the right bank or French side
of the I,auter. This town is on the Paiati-
nate border, but on tho French SIDE OF IL.
II has strong Notifications and lines OF walls
besides. extending southeast along the Lau-
ter for distance of nine miles. If it were
rcported the pr,issians had stormed the
place the report would be intelligible.-
Wheeling Intelhgencer, Ah.
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Domestic Markets-rRy TrrrcnApu1

NEW YORK, August s-Eoo1.-Cotton inactive
and dropping; uplands, 19lc.; Orleans, 2oc Sales
300 bales. Turpentiae dull at aSA039c. Resin
dull ut 81 for strained Freiphts $ esdy.
EUeninQ-Coiton Gull and declining sales GOO
and lower /; superine State and western, $s5oG1Se;
common to choice extra Slate and western, Se.Ao
Ds7. Wheat dull. Corn steady. Pork dull 1T
Groceries moderately active, with prices IN buy
ers' favor. Naval Stores quiet. Freights scarcely
SO firm.
NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Cotton at stand
ST Ill with no quotations. eipts, 2i2 bales; eS-
ports coastwlSe, STA bales; stock, q. 973 bales
Gold, l2ot@i2Oi. New York sight, premium.
SAVANNAH, August s.-Cotton dull low mid
dinrs. lG1c.; sales, so bales; receipts AS bales
stock, 54li bales.
CHARLESTON, August 6.-Cntton quiet at &c.;
sales, SO bales; receipts, 2ss bales; exports, 81
bales stock, g $50 bales.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms to The dispatch.
WASHINGTON August 6. 1870.

Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, August 6, 1870.
Illness Of Ex-Pressdent johnson.
A gentleman who arrived here to-day
from Tennessee reports that ex-President
johnson is seriously i'll, having been con-
fined to his bed several days.
Gen. Sheritaan's Mission to Europe.
The President while here on Friday pre-
pared for and sent to General Sheridan at
London several official papers containing
instructions and making Sheridan the Of
fical representative of President Grant rs
commander-in-chiefo of our armies. He also
sent dispatch order through the State De-
partment to Minister Washburne, at Paris,
and Minister Bancroft, at Berlin, informing
them of the official authority of General
Sheridan. There is now no doubt that the
latter, when he asks it, will obtain admis-
sion into the lines Of both the French and
PrusSian armies.
what ME-. Sesar Says of the
Alteration.
Mr.. segar publishes a card to-day deny
ing several assertions and misstatementS
made by newspapers to the effect that he
had been worsted in his recent alteration
with Mr.. Willard. and suggesting that if
there is not reform in this matter of Carl
caturing by ridiculous and sensational arti-
cles, gentlemen of honor and pride will be
compelled to apply the cowhide and blud-
geon to men of the press rs well as to other
offenders. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
a Card from Hon. Joseph SeSnr.
WASHINGTON, August 6.-Hon. Joseph
Segar. Of Virginia, sends letter to the
Star correcting inaccuracies i'll that and
other papers account OF an alteration be-
tween himself and Mr.. Willard. He says
that while making some purchases Mr.. Will
lard, whom he did not know, came up, and
avowing himself as the partner Of Mr.. Lin
coin, whom Mr.. Segar had chastised the day
before, grossly insulted him. Mr.. Segar at
once struck ut him. but he escaped by dodg-
ing behind friend, and then got away. lie
prOnOunceS Mr.. Willard ga baser and
meaner poltroon than he ever saw before.
! For the correctness of the facts stated he
refers to bystandcrs who witnessed it. In
conclusion, Mr.. Segar says:
81 trust | may be allowed to embrace
this occasion to protest against the press in
, callcaturlng by ridiculous ana SenSatl onal
articles honorable gentlemen who may find
| it Indispensable to be involved in personal
broils. 1t is unworthy of 4 decent press or
. honorable gentleman. If there shall be no
reform in this matter gentlemen of pride
and honor will be compelled to apply the
cowhido and the bludgeOn to men of the
press as well rs other offenders.
"JosEPH SEGAR."
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, August G.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were nearly 81 100000.
Secretary Creswell will be absent from
the city until Thursday.
The present strength Of the United States
| army, rank and file, is 81 953. 1t will be
gradually reduced under the new law to
81, 600 men.
| Persons desiring to visit France can OBJ
tain passports by direct application at the
Passport Bureau Of the State Department
ut WoShiuu ton
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPHI.

LONDON. August g. No0n.-C Onsols, 500. United
States bonds, $50. Stocks steady. TaIlow dull.
quiet; upands, 3D.; Orleans, sad.; estimated
sales, 8, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL August O. Euentng. Colt III
To- 900 bales including 1000 bales for export and
speculation. Western Flour, 2es. Tallow, DDS. ID
PARIS. August s.-Boursc opened hrmer
Rentes, eff. 2Gc.
FRANKFORT, August e.-United States bonds
closed dull ut S6s.
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M % l q

io.vs u ns, rASSENGEk TRAINS WIN run az fol-
NAIL TT Train an! win run daily between R,chrona
sae Wsas snlghss sptRgs sunday Se
Richmond at A. Ri; arrive At %h,,ai s, Leave
at 10 p NJ Leave White Sulphur a. 30 nnr
arrive a. K.eamend a. "a A. making close
with Orange, A lexandrfa and Manassas rsiIross
trains for Alexandria W ashincton. Baltimoraa
ESncssnes th sasssao ss ri
New Orleans. Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Going West, passengers dine at Gordonsvtlie
and sup at Coyng.on. Going East, breakfast 1t
'S NIGHT IT, PASSENGER TRIiN will run be.
tween Richmond and Washington and between
shsnRe of cars Leaye Riehnond q. s.s = @
and arrive at Washington at 5:as A. NJ. and at
White Sulphur at 10 A. BIZ. leaye Washington ut
and arrive at Richmond at . :26A. III. making all
ton. SLEEPfNa-CARs' Win be attached to this
and baltimore and between s Richmond and White
Sulphur without change.
Going West, passengers breakfast at Coyington.
Going East. sup at Staunton.
These trains connect with stages rs follows:
At StauDton with stages for Augusta tlate Strib-
linR'sl Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Cave, II
At Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
Smiles R2ckbrtdge Aiumsprings, Smiles; Rock.
bridge B aS, 10 milss Lexington 20 miles and
At Miiiporo, with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, 90
At Covtngton with stages to Healing Springs,
10 miles and Hot Springs, Is miles.
At Allegheny with atages TO Red Sweet Springs.
At white sulphur springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs. "a miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
20 miles; ked sulphur springs II miles; Lewis
Through tickets issued TO all points North, West,
''N '''' JAMES +. NETHERLAND,
q Ticket A gent.
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We have it upon very excellent authority
that Mr.. Washington Nathan was engaged
to be married to young lady Of this city,
the daughter OF gentleman now deceased,
who occupied Il very prominent position in
society. it is also said that Mr.. Benjamin
Nathan. who was thorough Israelite, had
declared more than once that if his son
married a Young lady of Christian parent
age and education he would Ito use !. stage
phrase cut him off without shilling. We
State this, however, without wishing to cX-
press any opinion as to the young mans
guilt or innocence, for from what we have
heard of him during his school days he was a
modest, diligent, and exemplary scholar,
temperate in his habits, suspected Of no
vice, and the last person one would suspect
Of being capable of even maditating para
eide Cincinnati Comm ercidl.
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A F1ENpIsu OuTRAGE.-About 9 O'Clock
on Wednesday morning Adam Bickel, an
aged man, and Mary Sengle, girl about
seventeen years Of age, left the eastern part
of the city and passed out the Trappe road
for the purpose OF gathering blackberries.
When about four miles from the city they
were oyerhauled by two negro men, who
accosted them, and almost Immediately the
old man was knocked down with 4 club,
rendering him insen>ible. The girl ran, but
was pursued by the negroes. who caught
her, overpowered her, and both outraged
her person. Information having reached
the city Of the circumstance, Lieutenant
Love, of the eastern police, detailed Ser
gcant Diggs, with policemen Pearl and
Shea, who went out on Wednesday night,
and about eight miles from the city ar
rested William Pritchard and Levin Pal
mcr. who were brought before Justice
CaShmycr. They were fully identified. and
were committed to Jail for the action of the
Baltimore county authorities. Mr.. Bickel
was badly hurt, his head being cut severely
in two places. The accused parties were
also held for IN assault with intent to Kill
Mr.. Bckel.- Baltimore Sun, 9th.
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FALL OF A BUILDING IN BosToN-OSE MAN
KILLED AND SEVERAL IEJURED.-B Boston,
August 5.-This afternoon Il large brick
and wooden structure, corner of Hanover
and Battery streets, fell in, causing the
death Of Thomas Burke, laborcr, and inju-
ring several others slightly. The building
was owned by z. Kelly and was being re-
moved from the line Of widening Hanover
street. 1t fell across the street, knocking
or three stores.
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All the States except Oregon, New
Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode
Island, hold elections this fall. United
States senators are to be chosen in 81 Ntecn
States.
The central shaft of the Hoosac tunnel
has ut last reached the grade at the depth OF
l ,03O feet below the surface, and tunnelling
has begun each way.
When the Darien canal is completed yes
sells sailing to CalIao will make saving of
6,74O miles, and to Valparaiso saving of
1920 miles.
Governor Peirpoint declines to be a cam
didate for the House of Delegates in Ma
rion county, West Virginia.
Senator RevelS now denies that he was
elected from Louisville street-car ont!e-
count OF his color.
John C.. Breckenridge is i'll New York
city.
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4 entertainments Of the once famous g lines OF
| Weissenburg" erected by Marshal Villars
| In another war Of "she Spanish success
| sion,n century and half ago. me Town
itself is small place, with picturesque
old German cathedra. and some six thou
| sand quiet German inhabitants.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.
RICHMOND, VA AueuSt 18th, 1870.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.
RICHMOND. VA August lth 1905
WILL BE RECEIVED
1 at this Office until THUR >DAY the llth In
sfan, At IL 81 for rnisng the city Win the fol-
loving animals and articlcS-vlZ.,
30 MULES,
ID igOUBIE CARTS new and Of white oak;
IL set, DOUBLE-llAkN r., complete
pie ttinu Il This Office.
he Committee ou Streets reserves the right OF
| ejccting any or all proposals. ~
CHARLES ii. DIM~OCk,
ana I'd City Engineer.
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AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. NASH
riNe. August 5.-The American Dental As
sociation closed their session here last
night, and adjourned to meet at Atlanta,
Ga, next August. William II. Morgan
was elected president; j. A. Solmon, of
Massachusetts, corresponding secretary ;
and William II. Goodwin, of Louisville,
treasurer. The session, which was very
harmonious, lasted three days.
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Naval.

KEY WEST, FLA, August 6.-The officer:
for the iron-clad Dictator arrived here to
day on the steamer Virginia. All we'll.
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FIGHT BETWEEN A GENERAL AND A JUDGE.
Memphis, August "a difficulty occurred
on Main street yesterday between General
W. j. Smith and Judge John w. Smith,
during which the former, who is 4 member
OF Congress from this district, had his left
ear bitten of. Both were arrested.
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FOR T0RkCCONISTS.

Two TOBACCONISTS.- are prepared
Z to make In the best manner all sizes o., or
ELATTENING MILLS, SlNhEkS, CASG
SINKERS, PLATES, etc, at short notice ana on
reasonable terms. We should he pleased to have
: '''-' - '''' CHARLES 70. PALMER,
iv1a 1926 Main Street.
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An ORDINANCE no AMRND AM

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
n RE-ORDAIN SECTION uF CHAPTER
As OF THE CITY ORDINANCES. PASSED
AUGUST 1, 1870: 5 -=ss 3d..
Be it ordained. That section ], chapter 45 Of the
city ordinances, be amended andrc-ordained SO as
to read as follows
81. No hog or pig shall be kept on any lot or al
lowed TO go at large within the limits or the city
Provided, That in the wards Marshall Jefferson,
Monroe, and Clay, upon special application the
Council shall be NJ liberty To grant special permits
sion TO the owners to keep such animals upon such
terms as the Council may by resolution prescribe.
Any person violating the provisions of this Sec
tion stall gay fine Of not less than two more
going ut large without such permission shall he
forfeited to the city, #...
Published by authorityo of Council.
T. Z. HOWARD,
au 5-5t City Clerk.
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DROWNED AT CAPE MAY.-PhildGclphid
August 5.-Mr: Higgins, of st. Georges,
Delaware, was drowned at Cape May this
morning while bathing. His death is at.
tributcu to heart disease.
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Fatal Accident.

OswEGo, N. y, August 6.-The steam
tug Tornado exploded her boiler this morn
ing, killing the captain and three men.
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RICHMOND, FREDEEICKSBURG AND |
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
ENGINEERS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, VA, august l, 1870. J
NOTICE TO RAILWAY CONTRAC-
~ TORS. Sealed proposals are invited for the
GRADUATION AND MASONRY OF a branch
from This comnany's liEc, ut BrOOke'S $; atinD III
Stafford county, to 4 point about ten QO) miles
north ~ the same, NJ ar Quuntco.
PrOliles Of the located line, specifications &C.,
to be seen at this cfice after the 10th Of August
Bids to be opened on the 10th instant at II NJ,
the right to reject any or all being expressly re-
SO -ved EDM'D T. ID. MYERS,
auo"tl6h Chief Engineer.
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LyNCuING IN CoLoRAnO.-DenueT, August
3.-Two horSe-thicves were hanged by the
" yigilants" Yesterday ut Pucbla.
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American Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK. August 6-The following IS the
ST element of the business in cotton at oil the ports
OF the United States for the past week Receipts,
s. 40 bales. EXports-To Great Britain, q 6o'
bales to The continent, 800 bales. stock on hand
and on shipboard not yet cleared, III, 525 bales.
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STOVES AND TENWARE.

~
YOUN r. MOUNTCASTLE,
ID $50 BROAD STREET,
sole agent for the OLA MQND STATE CoohiNe.
small consumer. Farmers and all In want OF s9ch
article Will do well TO give us call before buying
elsewhere. Sole agent for MUNSON COPE
TUBULAR LiGuTNIRG-ROD. 1eS
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Another Battle Between Crown
Prince Frederick and Mcmahon.
DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH.
0FFICIiL DISPATCH OF THE PRUSSIAN
CONMANDER.
THE VICTORY CLAIMED BY THE
FRENCH IN PARIS.
Rejoicing Among the French People,
but the Government Silent.
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CLOTHING.

MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY-in
lYE tie fact that the INCEST, CHE APEST:
BEST CLOTHING can be had of the undersigned
than elsewhere. among which esn be found al
kinds OF MEMS SUITS and thousands OF oiner
NOVELTIES of the season. In fact, instead Oh
poetry, BARGAINS can be foand &C
WILLIAM IRA SMITH'S, r
jels 1865 &a1n street.
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~ zIMN1ER's CONFECTIONERY.

v. =. ."
The nm dersigned keeps constantly on hand
SYkUPS FOE SALOONS AND ,,,-n rx-e,
- SODA FOUNTAINS,
Of all des red navors atiower rates than lhey Gun
be purch tsed elsewhere. ,,, = 49,
ICjE-CREAM AND WATER ICES.
In any q uantty and in all their Varleties, apu
viii be de vered free OF charge 10 any part OF the
city. th
I'fc-nics festivals, and saloons, will be furnlGh-
ed on the aost reasonable terms.
have al 81 in store a large assortment or CSN-
by pRiZ E-BOXES, such rs - Shoe ny, DON'T
C.ZIMMER. ~
jeT laa' olalll s.re1,I