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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

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We have Just made very large additions TO our
i:tchmond trade. We can confidently recommend
these goods to our friends as the VERY BEST,
HANDS 'MEST. and CHEAPEST GOODS In the
city. We mention few of the articles with
prices annexed 10 some OF them:
DRESS GOODS.
Is yards elegant DiSSS SIX, 800, worth si5;
II Yards SILK POPIIN for Sll, worth Sl4.
We have no prices for summer dress goods. We
are selling them ut prices TO suit each particular
customer
lO-i factory brandy MARgAILLEs QUILTS,
sl.5o:
ll-4 f&ctory brandt MARSgILLEs QUILTS,
$50.
These are nrst-rate goods, and are long way
under wholesale prices.
100 dozen GENTS LINEN themmed) HAND
KEHC!IEFS
GENTS HEMMED (pure lineu) HANDKER-
CHIEFS 1T sl.75 per d1Zen. These hand
kerrhlefs would be CHEAP 1t $3.50.
co dozen LADIES' iIEEN HANpkfRCHIEF9,
Ladies' Linen Handaerchtefs al SITS per dozen,
Gents Uadsrshir IT. trall wear) Soc. (good),
a luil llue OF Cents furnishing goods --latest
styles and best quality
4 very large and handsome assortment Of Rib
bons all c0lors eli widths.
White lstr Lw) sailor hats at $3.50 per dozen,
White tstraw) Turbaus at ~ Per dozen,
Saratoga 1ruukS. 1850. Be To look at these
trunks, for they are a genuine bargain.
20 dozen Kid Gloves, some for 75c.. some for 81.
lie sire To look al our DOLL AR KID GLOVES.
M" 90 DUCK WALL Il kOUSS.
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Massachusetts Politics.

BosroN, Sept. 17.-Harvey Jewell, who
has been prominently endorsed by leading
Republicans as O candidate for Governor
of massachusetts,, writes letter withdraw
ing his name and deplorng the division in
the party. In abiding to attacks which
have been made upon the executive and
legislative administration of the State, he
SAYS he is satisfied they tend not only ineY-
i,ably to Reorganization and disruption
here, but still farther reaching disorganiza-
tiou in other States,
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RHODE ISLAND SOLDIERS MoNUM

RHODE ISLAND SOLDIERS MONUMENT
Providence, II. l.. Sept. 1.-THE monu.
ment erected by the State OF Rhode Island
to the soldiers and sailors who fell in the
late war was dedicated at Providence on
Saturday. The procession, which was
headed by General Burnside, comprised
three thousand veterans Of the war, and
the entire division Of state militia. There
was an address by Governor Padeiford, aud
slnging by grand chorus. The deulonstra-
lion was the most imposing ever known in
the Slutc.
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TIM ILLINOIS Episcopal CONVENTION

The ILLINOIS EPIsoorAL CoNvsNTIoN.--
CHICAGO. Ill.,, Sept. 1.-THE Episcopal Con-
ycntion of Illinois closed its session on Fri
day evening, previous to which resolu-
ton was passed that legal proceedings DO
taken to prevent a further diversion and
ma)administration Of the property ana
revenue of Christ Church by the Rev. MIR.
Cheney. A resolution was also passed TO
erect two new Dioccses in The State of llli-
nois--one to consist Of forty-seven counties
in the southern part Of the State. and the
other of twenty. five counties in the north
ern part OF the State.
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TIE oRIGIS OF THE AFFKAy.

TIE ORIGIN OF THE AFrKAy.
For som" time past there has been con-
sl, ralc Ill feeling between the United and
Hope t'iie Companies. On Friday night
soiuc ot tnc incintcr- OF the Hope beat n lnan
PANIED Captain JOAuSon-s&iu 10y some to
he member OF the United Company. AT
ANY rate they cspouScd his cause.
Last n,ght at an early hour several men,
Der, al the United Company went around
10 the Hope cngine-houSe and dragged
their engine ami the hose carriages OF the
Hope and Excelsior Companies into the
street. several shots were fired at The en-
glue house. They then left, and Il nulnhcr
0i the Hope Company having arrived at
their en-iuc-huu>c, took their engine and
Tie carriages into the house. ct the
time of the attack on the cn.lne.huuSe only
one member OF the company was present.
We derive this statement from members OF
the Hope Fire Company, All Of whom gave
The same account.
After The engine and hose-carriageS had
been housed Il number Of The Hope Com
lranv walked down Church street to Main,
ANA down Main to the Atlantic Saloon, on
the corner Of Main street and LoyalPs lane.
Here they halted, and congrcgateu i'll a
group, discussing the attack on their en-
G.nc-h0uac. Wh'ic standing thus number
II The United came up. and the fIlng com
mcnrcd. Some say the firing was provoked
t'E remarks made by persons on each SIDE.
About twenty shots were tired, when the
police appeared on the scene and dispersed
In" crowd. TWO men were found to be
badly wounded.
Joseph Barnes, young man twenty
three years old, and q member OF the Hope
Company, was shot in the left side about
the tenth rib, the bail ranging downWardS.
lie was carried to the station-housc, and
Dr. w. NJ. Wilson sent for. When we left
The station-house the ball had not been
found. Young Barnes is son OF Mr.. Grill.
lin Barnes, OF this city. His wound Is a
Very dangerous one.
James Dcrncy, member Of the United
Company, was shot In the back, the ball
ranging around his side, and being eN-
tractcd about two inches to the right OF
the navel and nearly on line with 1t. Ills
wound is a painful one. but not necessarily
DANGEROUS. Mr.. Derncy was also shot in
Inc right lcp-a flesh wound. After being
shot he walked to his room, and Drs.
Townsend and Gait were called in. They
rendered surgical AID and made the wound
ed man rs comfortable rs possible.
Dennis ificky, Il member OF the Hope
Company, received slight flesh wound on
the right cheek.
Two other members of the United Com
rany were wounded. One was shot
through the upper part Of the shoulder-a
Slight flesh wound.
Another one was shot in the head, the
bal elancing and inhicting slight scalp
wound.
Young Barnes was removed to his
fathers residence on Il litter some time
after The atl'ray.
This i, one of the saddest affairs that has
occurred in Norfolk since the war, AS the
whole affair will be the subject OF Judicial
inquiry, we forbear comment until all the
Facts are elected.
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A Protest Against Martial Law.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 1S.-A. J. Ran
sur, the colored ieutenant-goyernor of
South Carolina and chairman of the Re-
publican State Executive Committee, pub
fishes letter in the Ne1s strongly oppos-
Ing the proposed declaration of mart! al law.
He thinks the civil power amply sufficient
to repress existing disorders, and that mar
tial law as remedy would be worse than
the disease.
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mnrde.ers Hanged.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1S.-John Williams.
All Deurroux, and Noel alias Madison
Hampton, all colored, were hung to day IN
st. James's parish for the murder OF Frank
Metteah on the 10th Of May. The execu-
ton took place on the spot where the muir
der was committed. The sheriff, execu-
toner, jaIlor, and guards were all colored.
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS.
New york stock and Money markes

New York, Sept. ls.-Money steady at s14
por cent Gold firm at liasell1as. Governments
steady: 'srs lisi; 'es's, ilsa 'sls, 1l5h ss's,
ll6H; new, liss; 'o7s. 1laa 1875, ildl; 1o-4o's,
i,ii States very dull and prices heavy: Tennes-
sees, nt; new, u. virginia's, g.; new, 90.
Louisiana's, e5; new, 60. Levels, II; as, SO.
Alabama's, 100; SIS, o.. Georgla's, 81: 7's, OIL.
North Cardinals, 81; new, "a. South Cardinals
Il: new, 66A,
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Fire iasLexsnEsOn, DC.

Isl IELkHSAH UISPATUH.
LEXINGTON, Sept. is, 1871.
A fire broke out last night. at 10 o'clock,
on Jefferson street, consuming two small
frame stables, the property Of Messrs.
White g. Kahle. Slight loss; no insurance.
The fremen were on the ground promptly
and did good work considering very little
water to be had. The night was very calm.
A good many visitors from the North ar
rived this evening from Alum Springs, Wis
ting the natural bridge and other places of
interest
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SmothcrpG 10 Epeafh,

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Two children, left
licked in kitchen by their mother while
she went to church yesterday, were smoth-
cred to death by smoke.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
CITY GAs-WoRks, SUPT's OFFICER
RICHMOND. VA. Sept. S, 1871.
PROPOSALS FOR GAS PURIFIERS
i sealed proposals viii be reeeiyed at this Office
Spr for the construction entire OF FOUR PURl-
FIERS OF the same size and dimension as those
now in use at the works, except slight alter
ntInn in .hape which win be explained On appli-
cation. o,., ,,o ,,r,r. ,or
sn doing by application At this office.
,rhn ,sorR 70 be executed By the 10Th day of No
vcm pe next The work to be subject to the APP
nrnyal OF the superintendent Of the Gas-worEs.
The committee reserve the righto reJec1ing any
or ali of the bids made.
" Rv ordsr of the Committee on Light. c..
Coz John Il. KNOWLES, Sup't.
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The SmuI!.P0x ns lowell. Mass.

LOWELL, Sept. 1S.-Therc were 90 new
cases Of small poN reported yesterday. Tn,
schools have been closed to children from
the vicinity Of the pest.
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4 GENTLEMAN died in Brunswick county,
Va, few days since, who had been re.
guIar subscriber to the Richmond Wing for
more than torty-odd years.
lie had strong constitution
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRN AID FLOUR ExcuArax ,
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. Is, ISL.

CORK AID FLOUR Excu1rav
hIcHAoNp, Va, Sept. ls, 1911.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.White, 672 bushels. Rcd. 1.os2 bns,a,,
Odts.-1g5e bushels. ~'o pusnels.
Bye 265 bushels. -
Timothy Seed. So bushels,
Ftdrseed.-2 bushels.
sALRs.
Whedt.-W hite-total, 45a busleIs-at Al. N sor
&c sseu a9398i.e5 for very good 81 go for coed
Sl:rG bl. TOR common. ~ soSo
Whedt -ked-total. sos bushrls-at g. as for worn
GOOD and prime 81 .a21 for very good: a. a ~
Ro m SLbogst.ss for fair; Sl.2s@sl.4o for com.
Corn.-White, 500 bushels at ss6Ds5c NV mao
vilieaten sec. for good BIC. for Ye,y good ana
prime. liked, leo bushels at s5c. SeN "no
"a. on ,Sr ooshes ut &c. for prime winter
'oc. LOT prime spring; Csc. for very good spring
RE-ExB1BITED.
Whcdt.-Whi's 90 bushels,
Corfu W hite, OF bushels.
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Drowned.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1I.-Four sailors from
the bark l.. d. PomcrOy were drowned 60
ing ashore ina yawl.
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FROM NEW YORK.
GEN. MCCLELLAN APPOINTED coxprRoLL]

| GEN. u CLELLAN APPOINTED COMPTROLLER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Comptroller Con-
! molly having appointed his deputy to eXcr.
else the functions Of the Office of comptrol-
| Ter, Mayor Hall, constituting this action as 4
virtual resignation, has appointed General
Mcclellan comptroller. General Mcclellan
has not yet accepted the post, but awaits
| Cunnolly's action under the mayors dis
| miSsal.
| Latcr.-Comptroltcr Connolly writes 10
/ Mayor Hall in response to his letter Of dis
missal that he has not either in fact or
| cquivalcntly resigned the Comptroller's
| office. Vast crowds are around The city and
county offices.
The Commercial says Mcclellan has ac-
| ceptcd the COMPREHENSIVE, and that he
will at once proceed to the comptrollcr'S
| Office and demand possession, which. if re-
| fused, he will apply to the courts for IN
| undoubtedly be granted, when Gen. Me-
Clcllan, supported by posse, will take
possession. Mayor Hall notifies Connolly
| that he recognizes neither Connolly nor his
deputy (Green) as Comptroller. In the
| mean time Connolly and Green have assur-
| anccs of potent support.
Deputy Green has delivered all the docu-
! mentS to the committee, necessary to the
investigation.
Ten thousand dollars reward has been
offered for the detection of the persons who
stole the vouchers.
Latest-It is authoritativcly rumorcd
that Gen. Mcclellan declines the comptrol-
lership.
Comptroller Connolly and deputies have
doubled guards and barricadcd the doors TO
the Office.
Charles O'Connor, at the request OF L. j.
Tilden, gave written opinion that Con-
molly, by the appointment of his deputy TO
perform all his functions and exercise oil
his powers, really abandons his office, but
that the appointment is in strict accord
ancc with the law, and that nothing but
judicial action can set aside Connoliy's
rights. The law confers no right OF re-
moval upon Mayor Hall, either expressly
or by implication.
PROF. MAHAN.
New YORK, Sept. 1S.-Prof. Mahan, who
committed suicide yesterday, was made I'M
easy by reports that he was to lie placed on
the retired list, and felt that his lifelong
reputation was assailed. For the past lew
DAYS he had shown signs of mental abera-
lion.
GENERAL NEWS.
New YORK, Sept. 1S.-The coroner's YER
dict in the case of the late torpedo eXplo-
sion hold the proprietors Of the establish
ment responsible for persons murdered by
the explosion. One Of the proprletors mas
died from injuries received at the tlme OF
the explosion, and the other Is IN Inc
Toombs in default of $4,000 bail.
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CIEcIsNATI, Sept. 1S.-Thc receivers oi
the indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
railroad sue Henry G. Lord for $780, of
bonds and money, which they charge Lord
with having converted to his personal use
while president of the road.
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nRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Having determined to close business, will from
this date until the lst OF October sell my large and
attractive stock OF DRY GOODS out WITHOUT
REGARD TO COST Fur CASH EXCLUSIVE
LY. On the "a Of OCTOBER the remainder OF
the stock will be closed out at auction.
City and country dealers will please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, rs we ar
Offering great inducements TO jobbers.
Cur stock OF DRESS GOODS Is full and com
plete, embracing all the novelties of the season.
Also, g full line Of
CASsIMERES, ShTINETS,
JEANS, FJANNELS,
BLANKETS
TABLE DAAASK.
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HASDKERCHIEF5,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
j. N. wOODFIN,
1l17 Main street,
aua7 Opposite Dispatch ONCE.
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YORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER Is, 1911.

EEHtTE1.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
cllandise and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George 3. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner John G. Henry, English, Philadel-
phis, coal, &. II. Page Il Co.
Schooner Ashland MltcAcll Hayro de Grace,
coal, G. II. Page L Co.
schooner American, Paul, Alexandria, grain,
Gallego Mills.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk.
Schooner Louis Crockett, Flanders, down river,
light.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-All persons having claims or
~ demands against the Roanoke Tobacco Com
plpy are hereby notified to present the same, duly
xutentcs ted TO the undersigned a. his Office, No.
ia Governor Street in this city. or before the
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, or th:y viii be
ssid company under the decd OF trust made by
said COMPANY, for The benefit OF creditors therein
named on the 3Oth day of September, 1852.
Surviving Trustee Of the Roanoke Tobacco GO.
EIcuMuEp, VA, Lug. Is, 1871. - au 2l-2aw4w
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He has received a large lot Of FL ANNELS, Of
all shades and colors in which he offers great In
ducements. As every one wishes such goods Mt
this time OF the year, they would therefore do well
TO give him 4 call.
lie offers to the public great inducements In the
way Of CASSiMkKES, which he Will sell for CSC.
aud Soc per yard less than they can he bought this
season, and which are only suitable for fail and
wiHter.
He will open this day so dozen Cents Merino
Shirts and Drawers, which he offers at last years
prices.
lie also offers full line of FAN Dress Goods very
cheap such as Black Silks, Irish Poplins, Bonn
bazlnes, Alpacas, Merinos, Empress Cloths, and
irish Re ps Bleached Brown, and other Domes-
tics-a full assortment.
Thirty-iye pSirs of Blankets on hand, which he
offers at last years prices.
Remember, goods have advanced.
JULIUS SYCLES,
ais Broad street, between 18th and 5th sts.
Statesmen : j. j. Turner, John n. Gary, w.
ID. Powers, and A. o. Beqell.
Store closed on Saturdays. au %
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MARINE 4NTEEL1GENCE.


MINIATURE ALMsEAC, SEPTEMBER 10, 1871.
suG r.aes. IS noon sets. ....,. 40
Sun asss,.,.,....,, eos High tide. ..,,,... 0 81
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AFFAIRS N EUROPE,
From France.

VERSAILLES, Sept. 1S.--The Assembly ba,
just accepted by a vote OF 533 against 81 tho
; customs treaty. 1t was concluded by Count
De Remusat and M. Poneyer Qilertere
representing France. and Herr Won Aren
and Count Herzog on the part of GERMANY
Alsace and Lorraine are included in the
treaty, In consequence Of which immediate
evacuation Of the department of Aisne.
Aube, Cote, and the reduction of the Ger.
ments to 1000 men.
The National Guards ut st. Ettienc have
quietly delivered up their arms.
Many petitions Tor the dissolution OF the
Assembly are circulating in Lyons.
The disarmament OF the National Guards
Is progressing without disturbance.
The mortality Of Paris last week was 1OC
less than the previous week.
1t Is rumored that NJ. Leon has resigned
his seat In the Assembly.
Nine persons were killed and n large
number wounded by n railroad accident al
Champegney.
The failure of the new customs treaty is
imminent. The German plenipotentiaries
object to the alterations made by the As.
Rembly.
The legislative. committee of twenty-five
will hold weekly sessions. The president
or vice. president of the committee will re.
present the Assembly.
From London.
THE "sTRIKING MOVEMENT.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-Thc proposed demon
stration, fixed for yesterday, in Trafalgar
Square, in favor of the strikes, was aban
doned.
Foreign workmen arrive daily at New.
castle and Gates Head.
A mass meeting of wOrkmen at Newcas.
tie has resolved to continue the strike.
LONDON, Sept. ia telegram from
Shanghai says that the French have been
ordered to support America ia the opera
tions against Corea.
The Russian press is now vigorous in its
attacks upon Prussia and Germany.
Advices from Zanzibar announce the re-
ceipt of positive intelligence of the safety
of DIR. Livingstone. The authority for tho
statement is unquestionable, and its trutl
certain. A party OF Americans is hurryins
| into the interior for the purpose of rescu
| ing the doctor from his perilous position.
From Rome.
ROME, Sept. 16.-It is said that the Re-
pubicans are preparing for manifestation
| on the Goth instant, the first anniversary Of
the occupation of this city by Italian
troops but no disorder is unprecedented.
1t is semi-ofiitially stated that the def
cheney in the revenue Of the Kingdom fol
the present fiscal year will probably be
| covered without the imposition OF new
tavpg
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1871
1877 |.

TROUGH TRAINS leaYe Depot, corner BYRD
and stu streets, rs fouowa:
IT The DAY TRAIN daily at $50 A. 81. Arrives
In washington at i::ls, Baltimore except On
York NJ 40 p. M. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily tsxeeps on sendsJsl
I lie DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond At aa1
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives IN Richmond
fMondays exceptedt at z 20 A. d.
,eayes BFoad-ssreet Depot daily fSuuds5s sx.
cepiad) &C II. 81. Arrives In Richmond xt s:a3
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Friaays at e.&s Il. H. s.ets ~ 70 ].
GRts& sJuEGKS 10, all principal ectnis Noxtos
Co,nnsnyss Offices, corner Broad and sth streets.
j. u. aRdTRYs -
General Tie6cs Ageal
E. T. y. kSx1s. General Spp'k NJ
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rE'HE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

rE'HE LAST OPPORTUNITY.
During the next ten days We will sell all SUM-
MER GOODS AT AND BELOW COST, rather
than to pack them away for the next season, there
fore great bargains can be obtainedi in
GRENADINES.
JAPANESE POPLINS,
PIQUES;
LACE and CHALLI SHAWLS,
BLACK NERINO SHAWLS,
WHITE ana BUFF PONGEE SILK PAR
ASOLS,
KID GLOVES, and all kinds Of
DRY GOODS.
Our assortment OF
BLEACIED and BROWN C0TTGNS,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, PRINTS,
CASSIMERES,
And goods in general, Is very fSir, Rnd we offer
them at the lowest prices. An early call Is soil
cited VIM. TuALFlibiER K SONS,
SEQ COL Broad street, corner 9Th
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Domestic Markets-rBY TE1EeRApH.1

Domestic Markets-TBY TELEapApu1
NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-Cotton dull and ,over 1.
sSaies. ie5l bales; uplands, 2cbc Orleans, solc'
e. Ftour southern q al and dropping; common To-
! I IH extra, soas0T; good to choide, SIloG0ss
Mh!skey flrmer at 93c. Wheat a sh,de firmer :
Hrn.sr ~ Ied western sl4ssss Corn closed
steady at $l3.5s. Lard-Kettle, Osc, = nrpentins
very firm at e'@s2c. Rosn quiet. Tallow. s,@
's;. >Freights dull and declining. Wv"
,J BsAL1TIMoRE, sept. 1s..Flour dull and armer.
shoulders, 7tc.; lard, 1p@i0ac W hsker. sSiDas.c
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, scpt. ls.-Beeves In fair de.
mand sales, a,00o head; extra Pennsylvania and
mon, 6@5sc. Sweepstakes OF 5000 at a5lI39 Hogs
hrmer sales OF 5000 at 90 5oD$s.75 for slop-fed
lJS7Q7.50 for corn-fed.
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Itrom the Norfolk journal of yesterday
Last night. about . O'Clock, a serious af-
fray occurred OF Main street near the cor
nrr ct Main street and Loyall's lane. From
what We could gather from spectators and
Participant, III the atlray, the facts are rs
fellows
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DRY GOODS ,


NJ EW GOODSl NEW STYLESlI
NEW PRICES!!l
s. HIRsH, s27 BROAD STREET,
Has just received large and varied assortment or
fresh and seasonable i -''sh' Vi
DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED IN
LACE COLLARS, HOSIERY, CORsETs.
HEMsTiTCHED HANDKERCHIEFs.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCIIIEFs AMI
WHITE LINENS,
HlD H1OrEo dt ..''...."............S2 90
KID GLOVES at ...........,.....,... 10
KID GLOVES At ......................... / 90
KID GLOVES at Observation-Disclosures. rsc
BLACK BRUCADH ALPACA at......... COO,
(scmtthlng newt
HEAVY REPPED BLACK SILK at.. so
ct =. HTRSH,s
Sc l3 GIT Bcoad street,
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Roanoke Conservative Convention.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
Sa1rn VA Sent 10 1871.

The county Conservative Convention met
here to-day and nominated ID. c. Keiser as
candidate to represent Roanoke county In
the House of Delegates.