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VIRGINIA NEWS.
For the Dispatch.
Proceedings OF IL Fro re nata Meeting
of Abingdon Presbytery.
For the Dispatch,
ABINGDON, August 5, 1870

ABINGDON, August 3, 1870.
The Presbytery of Abingdon convened at
the call of the Moderator, in the town OF
,Jettersonville, TaZewell county, va, ana
was opened with a sermon by the Mooera-
tor, Kev. 81. b. Rose. .,
The special purpose for which TINS ITcs-
bvtery was called was to allow the IfesDy-
terrain church of JefersonVllle 10 present il
call for the pastoral services of Rev. j..
Ivons. Mr.. Lyons had been laboring with
GREAT faithfulness and acceptance for thir-
feen wears in TaZewell county, and the
church bad so strengthened during this
ministry that it now sought to form the pas
toral relation. The call was placed in MIR.
Lyons's hands, and he having signited his
acceptance, Presbytcry proceeded to his in
stallation on Sabbath, It'll August. Rev. j.
D. Thomas preached the installation ser
mon Rev. III. Is. Rose presided, and pro-
w. s. Lacy delivered the charge to the pas
| tor: and Rev. j. n. Nalf the charge to the
people.
| l'rcsbytcry also called the attention of the
| Committee on Missions to an interesting
missionary field opening in Wythe county,
and urged upon them and the brethren la
boring in that county, Rev. j. ID. Thomas,
Wythevillc, and Rev. William S. Lacy, MaX
Meadows, to secure if practicable the labors
of IN additional minister.
Presbylery further took action looking
towards the aid of the candidates Of the
ministry now under care Of this Presbytery
in the prosecution of their studies, and
earnestly appealed to the churches in its
bounds TO be prompt and liberal in this
work,
The sessions of Prcsbytcry lasted till at:
| ter the installation services on Sabbath. II
| then adjourned with singing, prayer, and
the apostolic bcncdiction. l..
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THE REPUBLICAN STRENGTH IN THIS DIS
TRIcr.-ln this congressional district. con-
sisting of the city of Richmond and the
counties of Amelia, Charles City, Chester
field, Cumberland, Goochland, Hanover,
Henrico, New Kent, and Powhatan, WELLS
received II, 351 votes, and WALKER received
15,457-a majority for WELLS Of 1891 votes.
PORTER received but 1871 votes. II is
evident that change of less than thou
sand votes will give us the district: and as
there are nine counties and one city in the
district, this result would seem by no
means difficult Of accomplishment. \
change Of 100 votes in each will effect it.
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spEgTAL NOTICES.

Me- CHOLERA MORBUS-READ
THIs.-OsBoRS,G GREENE COUNTY, o.. hay ~,
IS6S.-Dr. q. B. HARTMAN & Co Gentg,-Sue
week ago to- day T. was taken will, an Attack OF
cholera morbus the vomiting and purging Tes
most excessive, and accompanied by fntollersbte
DR., bat he was not nc home, and the nearest
other physician being three miles on Il WAS con,
clnded to procure bottle of your M1SHLER's
HERB BITTERS. 7 Ny wife gave our boy one
dollar aud bidding him make haste, ;, dispatched
bIm to the nearest druggist, Meesre. Kaufman q
Brothers. He returned and according 70 the dlrec
ately, and repe ated the dose every fifteen minutes
for three-quarters of an hour, and astonishing rs
IL NAV SEEM it stopped all discharges and crsmp
like magic, You cannot believe how gratefu! !
feel to you for this potent remedy. One dollar
cured me, and am satisfied that had tne DOCTOR
been al home IL would have cost me not less than
Ave dollars. Yours respectfully,
an Is-eod&wlw FRANK MCLAIN.
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The Congressional Districts.

In the first congressional district WELLs's
majority was 1,715. In the second it was
5.1s3. In the third it was 1,s94. In the
fourth it was l ,125.
In the fifth congressional district VALE
ER's majority was 3,114. In the sixth it was
1854. In the seventh it was 4,T36. In the
eighth it was 1854.
1t is certain that four of the congressional
districts are safe for the Conservatives. The
vote in the Abingdon district was WALKER,
15.114; WELLS, 6,260. So that if TERRY and
MCMuLL1N were to divide the Conservative
strength equally between them no Radical
could be elected.
A small gain will give us also the first, the
third, and the fourth districts.
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. ,,.,, vii, produce a great change for The

wears will produce q great change iof the
better.
1t is gratifying TO know that gentleman
who sustains an important relation to the
railroad interests OF this State is fully I'm
pressed with the advantages to the people
to tho State, and to the railroads, OF tm
liberal system Of local frcights. MIR. HUNT
rScroN. the president of the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railroad, entertains the most en-
lightened views on the subject. ne Nv
tic basket" says he, "is the thlng ~ ~
cherished by the railway" Ihe nt''' y the
or the small farmer and the fabrics VI Wv ~.
vi,,.ce manufacturer--thc proo"c'Ne
austry Of all and their fares III 49,, nathe
.hn;r trade with the large city-lnese Aie INC
'''e'. ~ roiIroad business. This VIII DE
his nolicv. he will cndca,o. w 80 n,'
limo ~ with milcstoncs VIII i'ooi ishihs Ne
,anoS and will use every effort TO promote
;"dn,try. improvement, and thrift every"
where. :. -,
We do not fear that such policy will not
become general when peace is entirely
restored and we emerge from the wilder
ness in which we have been so long de-
tanned. We shall then have an independent
and active commerce, and the agricultural
and manufacturing industry will assume
that potent influence that will bring about
Justice and establish regulations of trans
portation that will facilitate trade and en-
tcrprise and make new State of old Vir-
Cinia.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-In the case of Kent
Us. Cross, tried in the circuit court of Prince
Georges county at April term, 1869, the
plaintiff obtained judgment for the value of
il barn burned, rs alleged, by the defendant,
who is non con1pos nentis. 1t was subse-
quently ascertained that prior to said trial
the plaintiff received from q company in
which the barn was insured five hundred
dollars, the estimated value Of the same,
and this fact and other newly-discovered
testimony were made the grounds for an
application to Judge Brent for an injunc-
ton. His Honor refused the application,
and concludes his opinion upon the main
points. i'll the following language "That
the plaintiff in the judgment has been paid
large sum for the loss of her barn by an
insurance company is not a matter in which
this complainant has any interest. The
trespasser is originally liable for the dam
ages committed by him, and he is in no way
interested in the rights or equities between
the insured and insurers" A number OF
high authorities are cited in support OF this
yiau -
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w NOW IsTHE TIME TO PROCURE

M NOW ISTHE TIME TO PROCURE
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS--AvAlL YOUR
SELVES OF THE opPqRTUNITYY-GLos Ne
termined not 10 carry over my stock from one ses-
SON to another shall for the next fourteen days,
sell the remainder OF my splendid stock OF Sum-
they will be closed out at auction In order 10 make
room for large and complete assortment Of fall
and winter goods. have just opened 900 yards
Of yard-widc bleached cotton which am selling
mt the very low price of 1o1c. Calicoes, fast CO.
lors, for s. 10, and l2tc Linen towels l0c. Linen
hsnlkerchiefs, SC. Black silks, from $I.25 up.
These goods are very low Also. Irish linens,
shirt fronts, fannes, csmbrics, Swiss and other
white goods ladie.', gents, and chldrcn's ho-
siery; and every other STYLE and quality OF goods
to be found in any first class dry goods establish
ment, which we are offering Mt prices which can
not fail to please. Remember The place, and give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. GGLDBACK,
a07 Broad street,
au1 between Sixth and Seventh.
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The address of the Central Executive
Committee of the Conservative party OF the
State, which we print to-day in full, is al
able and well-written document, tracing
with accuracy the political status of Firgi
MIA and the circumstances which led to the
formation of the Conservative party, ant
presenting very cogcnt reasons for adhe
ring to that policy. 1t will doubtless be
read with interest, and its sentiments IL
the main heartily concurred in, and the adj
vice given needed by those who have TIT
true interest and welfare of the State a
heart, and who desire to see triumph o
Conservatism over Radicalsm.-ESSer Ga
zptfp.
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gREraar. nsaTFCgs.
1.-THE FINE "BoLLING ISLAND

nTTHE FINE BOILING ISLAND
ESTATE IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY, ON
THE JAMES RIVER CANAL, FORTY MILES s.,
.novE pICHMoND. CONTAINING ABOUT
ONE THOUSAND ACRES, TO BE SOLD. AT
Auction. ON The PREMISES, ON THUks-
DAY NEXT THE 18TH AUGUST, ls'o.-The
snecIal attention of those who may wish 10 secure
ono of the finest estates in Virginia Is called to the
sale of Mr.. Thomas BoIling's BOILING ISLAND
ESTATE located MS above. For particulars see
advertisement in the Whf9, and in the Enquirer,
sirncd by Messrs. Walter d. Leake and f. ID. IT.
wing. commissioners. Persons can leave by Tue
nacket boat at 6 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
and arrive in Richmond by the same boat on FIJI
~. ,orrInr w. GODDIs,
~ N nt Real Estate Auctioneer.
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THE NATHAN MURDER AND THE JEWISH
DOMESTIC CREED.-Without intending any
reflection upon other creeds, it may seem
possible to them that Il son could kill in
such II cruel way his own father; but they
must he utterly unfamiliar with the Jewish
Notwithstanding as it almost always
does, those tender and loving connections
between husband and wife, parent and child,
and brother and sister, which is not lnva-
riably found clscwhere-to believe it pro-
bable. The revolving crime of parricldc Is
unknown among the sins of lsraePs com
mission, and we feel an assurance, which
amounts to certainty, that the present I'M
happy case will not prove al exception.
But the innocent will suffer nevertheless.
Thousands who have read the grave charges
preferred by INSCRIPTIONS scribblers and
made up their minds adversely to the inno-
cence of their victims will never read the
exculpating testimony, and to them they
will ever be guilty but even allowing that
their minds become disabuSed, there Will
still be lingering feeling-particularly in
the event of the murderer not being brought
to iustice-that the accused are in some
mysterious way tainted with the crime, al
though there be not the shadow Of evidence
to prove it.-Je,cish Messenger.
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MT SOUND LOGIC FOR THE SICK.
The invalid has often good reasons to exclalm
"Saye me from my friends.' As general lhlnS'
eac, of them will have different medicine TO
nroposc and II he follows all their prescriptions
IN In RI their we'll meant advice may be the death
Of Kim. The only sensible course In any case OF
sickness Is to resort promptly to a specific which
has stood lie test of T. long and widely-extended
nrblic experience, and obtained on solid and sut-
Ncient grounds the reputation Of standard re-
medv. This rank among the restorat.ves OF our
day belongs of right, and beyond all dispute, TO
frOSTETTEA'S rOMACH BITTERS. Let th?se
who arc taking 1t at this debilitatpg season as an
inyiporant answer for themselves as to Its tonic
properties. Can any dyspeptic who has ever used
IL question It's superiority Us stomachic over
every other medicine? Can any person OF bilious
habit who has ever taken 1t for liver complaint
doubt its efficiency? 1t is believed among the
tens of thousands who arc now using, or have
heretofore used II rs Alternative and corrective
not ono can be found who would exchange II Tor
nnv other preparation In the known world. For
in-crmittent feyers, nervous debility, constlpa-
ton sick stomach and all complaints arising
from indigestion or impoyerlshment OF the blood,
A. il The only article which be conscientiously
nuarnnteed and no one who Ia thoroughly Ic-
Suainied with its virtues will allow tntfgested
dealers in worthless slops, on which thsy make
larger profit to furnish them In the place OF the
great vegetable restor alive. au l8- deod&~lw
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NTOTICE.-THEB BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP-
IN ton to the capital stock OF the Richmond
ana Lynchburg Railroad Company (straigat sh0oft)
sioners appointed for that purpose, on and after
the 9Th day of September, 1870, at the following
liam B. Isaacs & Co. !; Lynchburg, at the office of
Edward s. Brown Esq. at the court-honses OF the
foliowing-named counties-yiz., Powhafan, Cum
beriand. Ruckine ham, and Appomattox. Also,
ut the Office Of Colonel William Is. Woodbridge,
Coallleld Chesterfield county, and ut tho Town
Hall IN the town OF Manchester.
-. 49, - -. WILLIAM p. BURWELL,
Secretary OF Meeting Of incorporates.
tEen5
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lnREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
JULIUS SYCLES's,
500 Main street second door below Ninth.
He now offers his entire stock of SUMMER
DRESS GOODS regardless Of cost, as he is deter;
mined TO reduce his tremendous Stock 30 Cali
early and procure some Of those handsome me- ,or,h
FIGURED GRENADlH ES from 20 TO soc. worth
srRiPED aud PLAIN LENOsa at :cc: worth &c.;
EkESS,Ii on!GANplEs at 30; 30: worth ''c;
MOURNING GOOns--a speci atty;
IKON GRENADINEo-al ali gr5des aud prices;
hA Pheas'- h6S! IS To- So S:0'h'' "AN.
Very good GRAPE COLLARS and CliFFS'
tRIpE Wells and MOURNING HAND
KERCHIfFS-in variety;
LAWNS at l63c. worth 2Gc.;
Great bargains In BLACK S1LkS;,,
TKlSH LfSEN ana kHEs =, SH , W5lsh ss;
LtAtAhchsTE RS and MARSEILLEs QUlL1s-a'l
Wife fi1Ss ann and HgtiGSGGRE rlogEs from
MASK, NAPKINS, and DOYLIEs;
LINEN ard COTTON DIAPER;
| FURNITURE DAMASK.
| have also full line OF CENTS PURNisHlS"
| GOODS. such as
| Isle and Ga UZE SHIRTS;
LINEN SHlRTS-Very cheap;
HHANbKERCnIEFs,
| HALF-HOSE,
TIES and GLOVES, ,,Js.
SASH, NECK. ndTRIMMlNG RIBBONS !" Va
SILK, Isle, BUCK, and KID GLoYEs-aI
all sizes
LACE COLLARS,
RUFFLES,
EMBROIDERIEH,
HOSIERY and No rIONS Of all kinds.
Many other articles too numerous 70 nention'
Call early and be CONVINCED. ,d
The following gentlemen are with me, ana "V0''
| be pleased 70 see their friends
LEWIS W. BUEWELL,
JOHN J. TURNER,
J. WEINBERG,
| GEORGE SWABACHER,
| WILLIAM b. POWERS,
II. :. SMITHERS,
W - JULIUS sYCLE,
,v,a 9c3 Main street.
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DlEN,
Yesterday afternoon, In this city, at 2:fs clock
JAMES RILEY, son OF Thomas ana MarSare'
Riley. aged one year. -,
The fnucrnl Win lake place from the residence
of his parents, on Main between Iwentleth ana
TwentT first streets, THIS AF"EkAooh III
O'Clock.
Ar,bc residoude of his father, T.. p. Townsend,
on Church I'm, on Sunday cvcrin &c a qnarter
past 10 O'Clock, Roy. HARRY c. TOWNSEND
I'm the twcnty-cighth year OF his age
His friends and the friends Of tine family ere re-
uncstcd to attend his funeral at the second zap
fist church THIS MORNING at II O'CLOCK WIN
out further notice.
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NARDOzO, FoURQUREAN & CO.,

| CARDozO, FoURQUREAN & CO.,
1909 MAIN STREET
Opposite post-oficel,
have Just received large additions to their
stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
| bought at the very LOWEST prices at which the
came value OF goods have ever been sold.
ELEGANT NECK AND BASH RIBBONS,
in all widths and colors,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Persons preparing 20 visit the Springs viii
nrd EVERYTHING in the Dry Goods line they
TO the most costly outfit.
jya CARD0ZO. FOURQUREAN co.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
The undersigned take great pleasure In stat z
to the public In general and particularly their rs
gular patrons, that. owing 10 some unforeseen
events, they will not make the change In business
anticipated, and will, on the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
OPENA
LARGER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE STOCK
OF
FALL DRY GOODS
THAN
EVER BEFORE.
In the mean time, will offer the following Goods
at and below cost:
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRESS GOODS,
consisting OF
BLACK EMBROIDERED HERNANIES and
GRENADINES
STRIPED and FIGURED BERAGFS,
Handsome PLh!N. FIGURED, and PLAID IA
pANESE PCpLINS and SILKS;
MOZAMBIQUES, all styles and qualities-soma
elegant tgurei;
pIQUEs JACoSETs, and LAWN ROBES.
Also have on hand large assortment Of so.
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An Old Democrat ON the COnserva.
tive Address.
From the Page Courier.
CONSERVATIVE ADDRESS

1t is well-considered and we'll
expressed paper, and is signed by
some gentlemen with whom, in ante
bellum days, we lave acted, and III
whose judgments and patriotism we have
the most unimpaired confidence. There are
others whom we do not personally know
lew and ohers and What WE know Of them
is all right /; and then there are others whom
we do not know at al, but take it for granted
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BACKING DowN.-Election in North Caro-
lima being over, Governor Holden has no
use for the Kuklux humbug, and accord:
ingly is willing to surrender to the civil
authorities the prisoners held by his militin
ut Yanceyvi!le. Holden's war has proved
a most ignominious failure.-Na,o York
Herald.
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TIE ADDRESS OF THE VIRGINIA CoNsERyA'
T1yEs.-This address is very able and Sug.
gcstivc paper. Dignity and a strong-minded
common sense distinguish every line OF it,
and we would do we'll to follow its teach
ings.-1tldntQ (Gd.) Constitution.
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The Big Lick Presbyterian congregation
has extended call to Rev. ALI. Jones, Of
the West Hanover Presbytery, a recent
graduate of Union Seminary.
Joseph McBaker died last Tuesday at his
residence on New river, in Wythe county,
at the age Of one hundred and three years.
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We received yesterday Il letter from the
Rockbridse Baths, which Qcttcr)wc should
have published if it had been written on
but one side Of the paper.
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CT. PAUL'S CHURCH HOME, RICH
- MOND. Waite situations of MATHON
ard OF ASSISTANT TEACHER or 81. rsu!s
Church Home are vacant, the INSTITUTION oeing
ferences, should be sent 10 Rev. Z. MIN S1HE-
RODE, 1loc Clay street, Richmond, IA, before orc
the lst OF Sepfern ber the board VIII eject sne
officers on the Sth OF that month.
TERMS: Furnished rooms and oosara az =
salary OF $500 and clio respectively tnonsni5a
Duties 70 commence the iat Of ossohes: a..
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MT BACHELORS Fl AIR DY +.
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world J;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inVgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful oIdcS
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfamers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WI"
FACTORY, No. l6 Bond streets New YORK.
te 2-eOrlyr
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CLOTH ING.

MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY-iin
lys the fact that the INCEST, CHEAIEoi;
than elsewhere amoug which can be FOUND an
kinds OF MEMS SUITS and thousands o. othe 81
NOVELTIES OF the season: In iscs, insseao VI
Poou - WILLIAM IRA SMITHS,
80 1909 Main street.
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NE DISCIPLES CHURCH (sYCA-
MOHEl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL.--PreacEing on
EVERY LORp'S DAY at II 4. ID. and L. NJ.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at T. 81.
Seats free.
Patronage, sos Twelfth street. my7
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CONFERENCE.-THE iron bridge to replace
the old wooden structure known as the
"High Bridge" on the Southside railroad,
has been completed, and the cars are ex'
pected to pass over it early in the present
week.-Lynchbury NeaUS.
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me- AUGUST ., 1S70.-T. r. PRICE y
CO. have just opened
Superior l2-i LINEN STEETISGS,
IRISH LINENS (all pure linen and best Makes
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON,
COTTON SIIEETINGS, PILLOW COTTON,
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
CURSETS, all grades.
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAZINES,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIES,
BLACK GRAPE GLARS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C., &C.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
SpECIAb.
DRESS GOODS now OIL hand, such 80
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE StLkS,
COLORED MOHAIRS, MOIAMBlQuES,
POPLINS, LENOS,
CtLOEED GRENADINES,
sold of without regard to cost.
Buyers at retail or Wholesale arc Invited to CALL
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the New IorR
steamship Company Is offered for rent. lts loca'
ton fer any kind of business Is unequalied In the
city--us. where all best city and country trade If
centrGing. An OFFICE in basement also fol
rent. 1. Is. HhlCE " w.,
IDOL corner Main and Eleventh streets,
au2 nearly opposite post ofhce.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to make room for
FALL SUPPLIES
1 will sell from now until the lst Of September
my entire stock Of
FRESH, FASHIONABLE, AND DESIRABLE
GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
and invite an examination of the same by all in
REAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
All goods strictly adapted to
SUMMER WEAR
will be closed out regardless of COST.
r.
JOHN n. WOODFlN,
No. III MAIN STREET.
g tGlke pleasure in announcing that Mr.. JAMES
E. BtEkEss is again with me, and unite with
him in extending cordial invitation to his nu-
merous friends to continue the patronage htsherto
so generously accorded him.
JOHN N. WO)DFIN,
au 9-1m lllT Main street.
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BERLIN, July 30, 1870.

BERLIN, July 30, 1870.
MT LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS
MAHCK-u Ordering GDLDBAC No. d97
Sroad street, to put his Day GOODS down
LOWER THAN EVER in order to make room
for his FALL. STOCK which order he reluctantly
complies with, as he has always sold his goods
Prussia. he obeys the mandate. and Is now offering
bis wel-selectcd sock Of $ U NJ NJ Il DRY
STArIF and FANCY Day GOODS to be found
In any iirst-class establishments, at prices which
defy competition. Call and be convinced lot
Yourselves that the cheapest store to he found In
the city IS GDaDBACK'S. ! have received to-
day more OF those astonishngly- cheap Linen
Handkerchefs at &C., Linen Towels ut luc., and
other goods proportioually low. l am agent Tor
ROBERTS'S CELEBRATED Z a A i l. \
NEEDLES. formerly kept by william II. Bell &
Co. Remember the place.
4. GOLDBACK'S, No. co. Broad sire t.,
AMI between Sixth and Seventh.
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ETsEHIED.

7, Baltimore. ON ire SOL. OF june, at AcqutlI-
Street Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev. Dr.
Murry B. r. GARRETT and MAGGIE A oS-
Et,S, both of Richmond.