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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-23

BuRNETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the
best. Sold by all frst-class druggists
and gronara
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MERCHANDISE BROKERS'.
SITES 4 CO.'S West Court street 1t
ROARDING. SALE. LIVERY AND
FEED STABLES.

M. @. C0STILLC-City Sale Stables. 6l Mon
roe street. Over 1000 head of stock sold at
this stable in the past season.
W. G.. BRIDGES q CO., froprietors; D. ID.
Dismukes. sole agent and manager--79,
81, SO and IS Monroe street. Stock bought
and sold on com mission.
W. M. B3O0KS-Stock yard and sale stables
4i5 Main street. All classes Of stock fed
j. X. MoCULLERS = 4S South side Court
Square and "A Madison street. Livery,
boarding and sale.
SELIGMAN 4 HALL-DeSoto Stables. IS
Union street. aI -ff O.
]. B. FARES Il O0.-Dealers in mules.
horses. etc, 331 and sSs Second street.
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PUBLIC LEDGER. 4
U,HE PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
i every afternoon Except 6unday) By
e. WHIT OR e,

At Ne. 13 Madison street.
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By nail I tSrss ddysnSs %oI,Ss Un' ay'es SpsS
Nswsdealers supplied at ~ cents per copy.
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cents per line.
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ducements, beth as to rate OF charges and
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tracted and payable on demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to.
II. WHITMORE,
Cfrf Publisher and Proprietor.
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LIFE INSURANCE..
HOTELS.

W. W. WHITE, t TEsoH ScBLEY,
Formerly Clerk. Of baltimore.
WORSHAM H0USE-Wbite 4 Schley. pro-
prietors corner Main and Adams streets.
Board, 50 so per day.
COMMERCIAL H0TEL-M. Allen, proprie-
tor; corner Jefferson and Front streets.
Board, 50 so per day.
MEIGGS H0USE-Dr, R. II. Boatman. pro-
prietor; HOpefeld, Ark. Il
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PIANOS AND MUSICAL MER-
CHAEDISE.

LEOPOLD G0EPEL-sT5 Main street. Pianos
tuned, and all kinds musical Instruments
repaired.
THE CELEBRATED WEBER" PIANO
F0RTE-37l Main street. f. Do r
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WALL PAPER-WINDOW SHADES.
GRIEsHABER q SANDER Curtains, and
all kinds Of Uphostering goods. 2s2 Sec
ond street. -
DEAN 4 CO., successors to Dean. Baxter 4
Co.-Picturos. picture frames. cords, tas.
sells, and artists supplies, 3sl and S9S
Main street.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS,
BINGHAM & CRAVER-241. 2lS and 245
Main street, corner Jefferson.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES
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Call at the Singer ParlOrs, 97S I9 Main Street,
MERRImAN WILCOX. GENERAL DEALERS
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sEWINa alACmTNEs.

WILCOX a GIBBS--Improved Noiseless Sew
ing machines, S73 Main street.
HARMON AZ MORTON - Agents Florence
Sewing machines, 2l3 Main street.
GROVER 4 BAKER Sewing Machine Com
pany. Sls Main st. 0. Valentine. AE't.
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PLUn1,TNG, GAS AND STEAM FIT
TING.
NJ. LUNE--Removed to 2sS Second street,
UcHorenr hlant
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N o TT O E

HOLIDAYS We WILL PRESENT EAch
purchaser one IT %SF' SE%HS %
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PAINTs, OILS, BRUSHES, ETC.
COLE a co Removed to 1872 Second street.
Window glass. white lead, and all kinds
,notarfal "A
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FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC.
II. T. SINN0TT, 2s2 Second street All
kinds Of second hand furniture bought.
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GOODYEAR 4 HILLS-Wholesale druggists.
2Sl Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
W. N. WILKINSON Il 0.-Wholesale Drug
gists, $40 Main street.
j, A. j. SMITH a. CO.-Wholesale and re-
tail drug ST. re, 225 Main street. sa
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SAVAGE NEGRO OUTRAGE IN KENTUCKY

SAVAGE NEGRO OUTRAGE IN KENTUCKY.
LoutsyiHc, Aug. lI.-iast Sat urday Il girl
aged ten years, 4 daughter OF Thomas Ben
nett, living near Fulton Station, on the a.
ducah and Gulf railroad, was missing from
her home. Search was made tor her, but
in vain. A negro who had teen working
for Bennett since the war was suspected
md arrested. but escaped. He was, how.
ever. shot and recaptu!cd.
Becoming frightened, he confessed that
he had attempted 10 commit I rape on the
child. but not succeeding. he chnkcd her
To death and then accomplished hi. lnia-
nous purpose with the aid of knife. after
which he threw the body in Il pond. At
he LAST account the ticud was in the Gus
tody OF citizens. but is probably lInchcd
Dy This time.
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SPECIAL sOT1CES.

NJ HELP FOR THE NERVOUS
~ We :. !, N be found cries the trembling NC
nc vous debility. Not In the tavern osa'
.nst Ares nm The circulation for moment. ana
suc ceeded py collapse. Not In purgaavs p
Ienten diet, but In an invlgorans anu s,,,b
s,ss in which che tonic elements are an''e1 Ip,au
san,Ia .neriept and Alternative properties. LEA
unsTrrrEn, 8 sroMAcH BrrTshs vas msIo a,,ac.
nearly twenty gears ago this impors. LII nsse.
r.s frat attained This peaceful ana acnse 80
,,hre specjfic ia as justly celebrated ior is
~ narvou, d seasos rs for the absolute eer1a'hs'
With which It relieves dyspepsia and niiilousna,s
The hot wea her toward the close OF SUMMER -
ernlly srpra vate diseases OF nervous tspe 60
,,na der, of fecsIeness which is oeyono ma
apre distressing. Under such circumstances .e.,
the bodily energies with course OF hoSset'.
stomach Bitters or all toncs, IL Is 'he hlo1.
,sS.crorv in It's operations, and the least e1c'tis
II braces the nerves up to their natural tens,ou
INIT not bsyopdi It, so there Is no rcscIlon ~ nas
other III opertics. however, than nose ot re
and no n blood depureut and moueIate apeiHA
"a sunerior to sny otner medicine OF the gay
Erend n, we've Is on the ALERT. Ihe celeurI.S
~ tho original medicine has given rise 10 sco1se
" cnnnterfeits and limitations. xamlne Luz 10
be1 and tho nc simile Of the signature o! Tue n.
Gee thar tha spelling Ia all correct anu mus ni
ara NJ the eenuineness of the article you ou5'
p 9 Hostetter's Bittors are never solI an hsk'
or barrels. but In bottles only, M lA-eod3"i"
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The Conservatives ia

The Conservatives. after
From the reports recci'eo " ,,',a GOOD
~, narts of the State, are SEM" Tbcr,
,,,nr tn the Convention near a' n'""' ~, ,yba,
w;,l ne a good amount OF talent. " and
W." .a,,er a great deal Of prudeh.. and
.,.a, .ense 10 ensure the proPrie'' ""'
safety OF its action. a GOOD rea.
-, 60 suppose. after Gen. uh"S
', course towards Virginia. an" :"
. ,hro,yn of the ponderous ourtneh
"'" s for ms in the UNDERWOOD
rp,,;,,t,on. that we would have re-
,,cf from any farther extraordinary enof'
70 b.fle the combined elements raised VI
oc.,nst us nv the fell spirit of Radlcallsm'
IN this we we're mistaken. General GRANT
af,erwards altered his own platform and
modified his own policy, having first thrown
himself into the arms Of the ultras OF th'
Republican party, who have never a""'-
doned the idea that their power cou'o GUY
be kept up by continuing the war Oh Seo'
tions and tanning the flames oil hatred GU
gendered by the war.
The GRANT Administration, thus reFoiu'
tionized, has shaped its policy win LII
view OF Keeping alive the rancors porn oi
the war. and filing the northern nina WIN
distrust of the South and ili-wIii 'o"''u>
her people. The plan would not "e com,
plete. however, unless to these were aoa''
measures for breaking down the force VI
the white people Of the South ("ho are op'
posed to the ADMINISTRATOR, ana TRANSFER
ring the ruling power in the ooutn " H.
groes and carpet-baggers.
The power and patronage OF the uo'e'i''
ment have been given TO carry out 'iis Oh
ject, and everywhere preparation Is HAUL
for a great fight to obtain supremacy az 'n'
South-to spread over all the Soh'h '"e
black wave which would everywhere carry
humiliation and ruin.
Now. then, it is clear that we nave 10
make a strong fight. We want all our
strength in the field, and we want all the
wisdom and torecaste that we command.
The enemy will Use all his art and ln@'-
puity to divide us upon side issues ana
upon questions of local policy, which very
much divide society. To these efforts we
must be forcwarncd and forcarmcd. Ihcl
cannot succeed ii we be sensible ana
united.
The vital interests OF the Commonwealth
are at stake, and we would tie iccrean'
to permit any interruption of that harmon!
without which we cannot succeed. This
we are sure, will lie the sentiment OF the
Conservative party, and with that stron=l!
influencing our action we shall save The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

ATTACK On A STAGE IN CALIFORNIA
Fight arith MghW0ym"n. San Fidnt$co,
Aug. 17.--rhe tlnvrrdilc stage. which has
treadv been robbed twice in Sonora cOlln-
~. was again attacked last night by four or
tive robbers. Ten men and five women
were passengers. Some OF the passengers
resisted the robbers. and fired upon them.
The fire was returned, and L. II. Benton. q
merchant of Ukih, Mcndurnl county, WAS
Killed, Lie utenant b. :. G"llman. agent for
j. Ereidlandyr, of this civ. was fatally
Wounded, and SANDY Woodwork, nt owner
and driver of the stage, WAS slightly
wounded. The robbers got no plumber,
hut have escaped arrest, aud there IS no
cline TO them.
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ITO THE SURVI VORS
OF THE
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

Comrades. Lee Monumental Association,
Incorporated bg an act the late Gent raj AS emily
of Virginia, has been organized, and VIII geud on.
agents To solicit Jour su,script0ns Tor the cree
ton OF Il suitable monument It Richmond, Va, to
the memory of Geo. RoBT. 4. LEE.
The duty Of erecting this monument dayolves
especially upon the soldiers of The Army OF orh
ern Virginia: Tor as none can appreciate the mar
tyrdom and cherish The mem Dry OF the dead hero
as You do, so the monument to his virtues and
devotion spring from no more appropriate source
than from your spontaneous offerings.
But you must know "h1wH and when to
give, and be well assured tbat u c contributions
from your hard-earued subsistence viii be applied
they are intca del. No better assurance OF the
latter can be given yon than the election Of Gen.
Jubal 4. Early as president, and the appointment
OF Col. Robert +. &lhers as general agent Of the
Association. When you hnd the local agents ap-
pointed IN your midst. you canaot mistake the
time and manner OF contributing.
The amount OF the regular subscription has
been fixed at ONE DOLLAR; but all who contrl-
butte less amounts, according TO their means, Will
be enrolled rs members OF the Association.
he local agents will be supplied with books, in
which TO record subscriptions. and will alive re-
ctipts for ell subscriptions, which receipts will
bear the autograph signature OF Gen. karlyrw Will
be countersigned by the local agents. aud viii con-
stitnte certificates or membership. s.e
COAHADESl when did you ever fail In your
duty 10 our much. loved General during his Iile-
time? II Won fail to contribute now to this Effort
to honor bis In nlory, 70 whom can we look for
lowed General Lee through so many battles left
others. Tho knew him net In the hour OF trial to
rerpe'u.te the memory of their grand amt spot-
less chtertain.
For the Executive Committee:
7. a. p. TALCOTT,
Chairman Subcommittee.
RICHMOND. Aug. II, 1871.
Ltushern papers please copy. 1t
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DRY GOODS
LOWER THAN EVER.

DRY GOODS
LOWER THAN EVER.
Having determined to close ont my entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
will from this time forward sell my large and
attractive stock out, AT COST, FOR CASH.
Our stock of DRESS GOODS is full and com.
plete, embracing all the novelties Of the season,
such as
PAIN and HROCHE GRENADINES,
Full line Of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS and Silks,
CAaBKICS, pIQUES.
LINENS, Lawns, &c.
Also q full line or
CAsSIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES
TABLE DAMASk,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDK TRCHIEFs,
CUiLAES, CUFFS,
LACES,
FMSHCIDERIES,
NOTIONS &C.
All Of which will be sold at price; that defy
competition. j. N. WOODF1N,
iii MsiB street,
au3 Opposite DispStch office.
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ME- DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY
AT
REFLECTION OF FROM rs TO SO PER CENT.

Look at the JAPANESE PLAIDS at 20 aud &c.
sold at the beginning of the season at so aho
35c.;
PLAIN MOZAMB'QUgS at lea'.. worth 2Sc.;
PLAID MozAMBIQUEs and LENos at 1885,
. worth rs and 3oc.;
LAWNS at 10, 12s, and 1es,., all very cheap
REAL FRENCH ORGANDY at 26c., worth Soc
GOOD BLACK SILKS at 81, $l.25, $3.50, Sl.76
and 81; :.
E.HRoIDERED ORGANIZES at 4oc. per yard
worth 75c.;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at &c., worth csc. per
yard;
BLACK ALPACAs at rs, 30, 40, and &c., very
great bargains
RACK TAMIsE and BoMBhzINEs in all
qualities;
PLAIN ALL-WOoL DFDA1NEs, ana FhENeh
MERINOI in all colors;
Rest oualI.y PRINTED CAMBRICS at 2oc., wor.h
35c. per yard:
FIGURED, STRIPED, and PLAID DELAlNEs
at 20c., worth 3oc.;
JAPANESE SILKS at soc. and 81, worth sl.25
and Sl50;
STRIPED GINGdAMS at l63c., worth 2Oc.;
sThIPED GRENADINES at l5c., worth aoc.;
A lot of GRENADINES at &c. per yard, would
be cheap at l5c.;
WASH POPLINS at le5c., would be cheap at CSC;
rI,AlN C.LVRED LAW,<S and CAaBAlos
at reduced prices;
HIsHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS, over one yard
wide, at 3sc., worth soc. per yard
STRIPED MUSLINS n 20, rs, and Soc., and
upwards;
SWISS MUSLIN from Is to soc. per yard-all
very cheap;
SCOTCH GINGHAM5 at Csc, would be cheap at
aoc.;
WHITE P,QUES at 3oc., sold at soc. at the COM
mcncement of the season ;hieher-priced goods
as cheap In proportion:
BLACK IRON BERhGE at CSC, worth 4oc. per
yard;
superior-quality IRON GRENADINES at greatly
reduced prices;
For great bargains in DRESS GOODS, call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and l2l5 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. auu
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Mr.. Blaine's conclusion that Tammany's
spells and southern disorders are expected
TO combine to carry the next Presidential
election for the Democrats is forcible and
just Tribune.
The conclusion is exactly opposite to the
truth. Alleged southern disorders and the
pow.wow over alleged Tammany frauds are
the means by which the Republicans hope
TO reslect the present incumbent.
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EsluCATTONAs..
ssKY sssbSsDs.
THEY TUMBLE!
~ NOW ~ THE TIME TO BUY.

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Dress Goods, suitable for the season. a. u any
1tac., worth 25c.;
Dress Goods at 23c., worth Hc :
Black Grenadines, with SILK psnles Hnu o.l
nj 30 and a7sc., worth DO and Soc. per yafo
White and Colured Piques at IS, 80, and &c.
Best Black silk Grenadine at soe., worth 81;
White, Buff Piak, Lilac, and all other coior
japanese Silks, cheaper than ever; ,.e
Hest Llama Lace Shawis at cost; !,
Rlack and Colored Grensdine Shawls. at 10, worti
s5;
All Cassimeres to be closed out very low
while and Buff SILK Parasols, extra cheap
black silk Parasols and Umbrellas NJ cost'
prct,,est and Best Kid Gloves at 81 ana *i.'o'
Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for curtains;
Sheetirgs, bleached and brown;
Cottons, Prints,
and lots OF other goods, 10 De sou sHH,s
~ Of WIN. THALHIMER & SONS
o,,s No, COL Broad street, corner oln sL-
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JULIUS SICLES,
as BROAD STREET,
Is STILL SIZZLING GREAT BARGAINS.
Summer Dress Goods at l2sc., costs a73 and 4oc.
per yard;
park Iron Greuadlnss Mt 1sc costs 42r per yard;
Linen Lawns at Csc, costs 373 and doc per yard;
swiss MuslinS, Nai?sJok HuSlins;
Jsconet C,mbrics:
Bishop and Victoria Lawns, striped and checked
great bargains;
Ptules at zoe, worth 35c. per yard:
TCSyels all linen, at - so and 10 per dozen-large
Size; ,. a..
Large stock of Blsck Silks in which we offer
extra Inducements:
Table Linen, II yards wide at Soc;
Honey com Qnits. Large Size. for Rl6o;
Marseillcs Quits from SO 10 $5-yery cheap;
large lot OF French Corscts At SIPS;
B;es ched and Blown Cotton sold at the lowest
market rates; ,,. ,
Fina assOrtmgnt of Black sash Ribbons, which L
Will sell exceedingly low;
Also some more Of those fue white Lin"n-o0son
shirts lett, which | Will still sell AT crsl-
Ecmemhcr, l will sell W thou. exception my
whole stock OF SUMMER DSErS G,OIlS ~
aIno &C any price. JULIUS SYCLES,
AIS Broad street.
statesmen !: j. J. Turner. John ,. Gary w.
y. roae,s, Mr.. He1ell formerly with Ddck"ali
ROusSl, au IL
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GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE

NJ NUUD BKEhD III III
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7 MAIN st'ee.'
The largest variety OF cAhEo al of'Ae''
BAKERY, TOT 5ta,n street.
Tho host CRACK RI, sill kinds, at 'Bklo.io'o
HAKEkY, 7o7 Main street.
FIEs at 5, 10, and lbc. a piece at bhl"ao'
BAKERY. ,,,,,y =,
ROLLS. BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
spIGGS,S BAKERY, 7O7 Main street .
PICNIC SUPPL; e., at the shortest pot'ce' az
BRIGGS,S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union hii,s eau =.
be euprlled with oil Of these al nj "oDS \ :
WERNt'S, on 18th street, near Broad
Orders promptly attended at -
BRIGdS'S BAKERY,
&c.. 7o7 Main street.
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-,~pATCHELORs HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best IN the world
CORRECTLY harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints OF aisa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Batcheiors
Hair Dive produces Immediately splendid BACK
or Natural Brown, leaves The mar ciehii' ssh"
beautiful does not contain par1lcie o. n1u VI
-, In ;ur,ops compound Sold by all Druggists,
wactorv. 20 bond STREET, NY. jy H-eodly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

PARKERsBURG, RIPLEY AND CHARLEsToS
RAILRuAD.-At a meeting held at Charles
ton, West VA, on The 18th inst, Governor
}. j. Jacob presiding. the Parkersbur",
Ripley and Charleston railroad was organ
lied. Stock to the amount of so 0O was
taken. Mr.. a. j. Neshur"h has been APP
pointed 10y the Board of Directors chief
engineer OF the road, The survey for the
location of the road will ne commenced
immeuiately.- Whcclind MteLhlencer.
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RAND CLOSING-OUT SALE.
<Tur pEOpLE,S CHEAP CASH STORE.

ANYBODY can afford to buy goods at these
prices: ..-, 80 ,s
ysrSs Mari Popln for a.; Linen Su't,n l gG es
Whiye Pinne naterns at less thin Csc. worth IJc.
10 wards brilliant for S'..5 worth -; l9oo yarGs
hesuilfui Lawns, only 1lc., worth is aud zoe. Ia
Yards beautifu Silk Grenadine for $780, worth
ss IL yards pretty GIenad nf io 5s Si o mTf'n "
paid and Striped SIX G;ensdi1es In patterns at
Grenadine patterns Us yards for Sl.75; elegant
tsoDd) Black Grenadne, full two var. wide, for
ST 25-worrh 1850; line of beautiful chaWls,
Grenadine, Worsted, and Berage, at 80, worth
S.. 1.,o,,
We have Just addsd g. 900 worth of new goods
to our stock All the les. brands Of Bleached and
Brown .Ccttons; - Z. tt0rs at i2ac. !; first rate
10 3 cached Meeting at 80 and 35c. STl NUS
Inns. 81 hop Lawns, Wet ria Lawns Ribbons OF
eys rs color and width; large stock of baces WA
Fmbroidertes, Gloves and Hosiery Ladies sd,es
Gaun:lets (buck), Gcut's shirts, Genus Shirt
Studs, sleeve and Gol'ArButtons. Seck-Ites,
Hair Brushes, Toilet Combs; Fine Combs Tor
I5c., worth soc. do. for &C., wrrth 75c.
Ia I!UJKHAL;. Il HOUSS.
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REMOVALS.

RICHMOND, Aug. II, 1871.
% EMOVAL.-From and after this date
9Th street. soutn side or Basin, between Eyrd an 4
arch streets, and respectfully invite the public 10
call AM examine our large and varied stock OF
LUMhER.
10 II IN z. W, PICKRELL / co.
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FATAL STAGE ACClDENT.-Phalddel ph'0,
Aug. 1T.-The stage between Chambers
burg and McCunuelsburg Pa, was upset
tonight by the horses running away. The
driver was killed, aud two passengers, Il
lady and gentleman, seriously hurt.
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MEETINGS..

or, ALBAN's r. A. CHAPTER, swyg
NO n ss.NTha members OF ST; At t.. MHG
s.S$ .S GHA .,1isa So ss o. her
onesteh TO a'e =, a1b.n,s Hail THIS Saturday
asWENING 10Th inst, at O'Clock for work rs in
Il soysi Arch Masons in good STANDING arc III
vited 10 attenh. MP
,,,x by oraelo Vi LUG 'i' i. b. JACOBS, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19
5 AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS.

MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. r. PRICE & CO. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Cambrics
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars ard Sleeves:
Ladies' Colorcd and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle-Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhlggan Hose and Half Hose, superior;
Cotsets-every make and quality.
STAPLES:
Linens and Linen She etings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advancing)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres. &C., for gents and boys.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two TO three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum.
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &c.
upon their back counter, to be sold Off at h iii
value, as their inventory season list Sept. mber)
approaches. T. r. PRICE Il CO..
y ~ ll0l Main STREET
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DIED.,

On Thu,sd'y the ,1sh i r1arone County "a,
81 MA Fcunsess Daughter OF Virginia and Geo.
- sal Il %q 3nom the Richmond
sns O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance o.
family are invited 10 stteno:
,,o .s,, Ju,v, FLEMING, son Of
In this aaS e Nav D A. Whtock Ia the fifth year OF
his 3gp.
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+. RICHARDSON,

" APOTHECARY,
CORNER I7TH AND CLAY STREETh
having entirely recovered from his .evere lnesS-
takes thi; method of Informing his umrT Gus
friend aud customers that he " Ill be please Tn see
t.rn at his old sand cnIner l7th nd Clay ste3ts
where he Is PREPARED to furnish them "ith III me
r.,tiiciurs needed IN theic families at y ices rs
lr~ rs can be furnished by any druggist III the
c!lN.
Ghnsc who have no family are also requested to
give him cal sud examine his stock OF PER-
FIME!lV, and nur CHEWING and Stacking
TpHsC..sI au Theorists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19
M9LLHN cry.

MRS. Z. A. BRANDT HAS ..cBa
~ taxed the store NJ" ana Broad street SS65&
toni. between aud ID stree ., were sps nas
opened Y NOTION and NI-LISl Try sTc,EF
and win self to suit The times
want to employ YOUNG Lady who ia
acquainted with the business
l5-Tu,Thd sat