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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-18

The NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcEoN.-The Con-
cord Statesman has returns from 227 towns,
giving Pike 1882 Weston 34.567, Cooper and
scattering 1077. The following named places
are yet to be heard from :--Carroll Cambridge,
Enrol, Jackson, Harris Location, WatcIville
and Wentwortn's Location. These towns last
car gavo gtcarns IS aud Bedel 234 1t their
vote should be the same as last year Weston
will fail of election by 151 votes. The whole
vote cast is about 9,700
10 the First Congressional District EIlery A.
HibLard, OF Laconia, Dem, is elected over
Wm B. Small by about 300 plurality. In the
Second District, Samuel N. Bell, of Manches-
ter, Dem, il elected over Aaron f. Stevens by
Hosea w. Parker, of Claremont Dem, is cleo
ted over Simon G. Griffin by about $50 plu-
rality. IA p. -. $685..
The Councillors elected are as follcws:-1st
District, no choice; I'd, Alphonso P. Rust; Sd,
Daniel Barnard; 4th, Dexter Richards; 9th,
joseph Powers-two Of them Democrats.
TO the Senate are elected five Republicans
Matthew III Taylor, Rep 81, Geo Holbrook,
Rep 4tb, Chas. T. Cram. Dem. 9th, Joshua
G. Hall, Rep.; 9Th, Jonn G Moulton, Dem.
Til, Chas. H. Campbell, Rep.: 9th, George
Jones, Dem 9th, Tileston A. Barker, Rep
10th. Samuel p. Thra>her, Dem. 11ih. Lewis
w. Fling, DEM; 18th, George w. Nj. Pltman,
Dem. There was no election in the LIST Dis
trict. The 10sh and 11th Districts are 20 close
that it will require the official count to decide
them. ~
The Stdtesmdn's list of Representatives chos-
| en- contain the names of ISL Republicans and
156 Democrats. The towns to be heard from,
it thinks, will give Republicans aud II Dem
ocrats. RI so the House will stand 1853 Repub-
| lIcans to 167 Democrats.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~ E<AE ~ IN II

9GxAE VI IN II
Etna Life Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. CONN,
January 1ss, 1871.
per statement Jan'y LIST, 1870, S13. 0s9 s37 30
RECEIPTS
R Fes,d t Es rIrem'o in 1870, s5,225.ls5A
NJ. 49,. ~ s, mi. ana from
0'hsf Sources sislst s5 e,17i,si7 80
n,..r 192e4,1Ass
Losses by Death, oao 900.
Purchased Policies t4s e1o "a
Divd's and Noes returned, I,s7s,iST S Ss
Ami paid Tor Reinsurance, 1885, So
Commissions. Agency, and
all other expenses, 580yS94 30
PHYSICIANS Fees, 2GO7983
Taxes and Exchange, S4,e3T 58 4,40o,235 %
si4.ss,,9ls 70
ASSETS.
cash on hand and 10 Banks, Gss,5ei 90
market vsiuej sss,oos 20
Invested In Bank Stocks,
market valued 1,023,b02 10
Loans to States, Cities, and
Invested vested in Rail Road and
other stocks, tmarket VAIL 194, 32s w
Bonds and Mortgages see ured
BY Real Estate appraised &C
SO. O16, 093 w., 3,523,34 70
Loans on Coaterals. (mar-
ket value $572, $685. 4s2.sS37s
men,, y ' $4,000
| Real Estate, S,z23g
Premiums on existing POLL
cies IN hands of AGENTS,
in course OF Transmission, 425,75i 10
Loans on exist ng policies, 6,4z91 81
interest Accrued, 7l,1l5 u
| Quarterly and Semi-Annual
Premiums, due subsequent
to Jan. l, 1871, 23s,Sll 81
| Furniture OF office includng
Obligations for cap l.f
| ital Stock, f,l36 % So,io3 III
.'I. ii,s0s,ais2 %
| Amt due from othsr Co.'S
tor los on Policies of a..
| Reinsurance, 100000
Companies, " 22s.7s7 So $751; $50 IL
Policies i; s".s1 S.5 if 7 he year.
Assets as above, si5i2osss IL
| LIABILITIES.
| Losses due subsequent to Jan.
LIST, 1871, and losses reported
Dividends u.is s deelared,nO due, 2lo,s2, %
Reserved for re insurance
| on existing policies,
752, 467 ~; Actuares per
Ct. Mass Standard 12,77t,42t 10
All other Claims, Lose 20 1888 33 81
Accumulated Surplus. si,S42.s5a 20
E. A. BULKELEY, President.
A. G. DEWEY, Manager,
EASTERN BRANCH OFFICE,
Ne. 80 Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
March 1S-eod&w1w
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kufler ~ Reed

Claim to have tho Rect Rubber Boots made in
the Omitted states, which they sell low as any
kind OF Rubbe Boot be purchased in this city.
g 0c1sneodt. ~ "Srkets Sn"s~.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-18
OXFORD COUNTY

j. w. Elliott of Ruwfo d, has white SOUR
rel, with pink eyes, wnich be caught last iall
in the town of Peru. 1t is lively animal
1t is stated that the Oxford county militia
who were called to Portland in the last war
with England, are not oDtited to the benefit OF
| the rev pension act. They were mustered
INTO the service Sept. 18th, and mustered out
Nov 7th and 9Th, and as no travel is allowed
| they are unable to make cut the sixty days
| service required by the act.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-18

Wanted.
steady, capable Gri, 10 do general house work
in small family. Good references required. APP
ply at No. rs Cedar street. mlssstf
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-18

A. G. DEWEY, Manager,
EASTERN BRANCH OFFICE,
Ne. 80 Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
March 18-eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-18

LAuNCHED-At Phpsburg 18th. from the yard Of
Joseph Bow. er. a fine schr OF 100 TONS named the
Sasanoa She is owned by SewaIl Bowker and 9th
ers, and Is to be commanded by Capt Albert eeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
LATER-FULL PARTICULARS,

New YORK, Aug. S1.-The Cunard steam
or Java, from Liverpool last night, reports
that OH the night of the 18th instant, about
IL O'Clock, the saloon being full of passen-
gers, the cry OF {: Hard-aport !" was
heard. The Java's engines were stopped !;
and then came crash that shook the YES
sci from end to end.
Those who rushed on deck s.w one-half
of large vessel on one side and the other
half Oh the other side, across the quarter.
Boats were gotten out at once, and after
searching carefully about they returned,
having saved only one man. From him it
was learned that the vessel which had been
run down was the Norwegian bark
"Anita," from Portsmouth to Quebec,
with twelve hands OH board, eleven Of
whom went down with the bark. II was
tor some hours matter Of doubt a5 to
whether the java was injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Eeyy TgS;. Items.

New YORK, Aug. 31.-An inmate Of the
Blackwell Insane Asy lum has dangerously
wounded Dr.. Parsons, the resident physi-
clan.
Bail has been refused in The case Of DR..
Perry and Madame Van Buskuk, the 81
legged ahortiG,iSts in Brooklyn.
The MCGEE arrested at Troy is the bro
ther of the victim Of the late fire.
There is Il serious food in Delaware
river, which is dcSlroyin. much property
and is Threatening. suspension Of travel.
Eliza McCarty died here to-day from in
attempt at SeIf-abOrtion.
Walter Conkling. of Patterson, \. j.,
who was in some manner implicated in the
afl.,ir, has committed suicide.
A writ of haJcas corpus has been issued
for DR.. RoScnWeig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
MI WILTED DOWN,-Ask the man


who com plains OF whiting down. In torrid
weather what he has d. ne to custatn bis system
under the extra strain I'm posed on bis vitality He
IN ~ tell you that he has tried variety OF cathsr
tics to purify his blood and brighten his spirits
Under such treatment. OF course, his strength has
given away, and his energies have become ex-
hausted. What he requires Is q restorative, not y
dcpletaDt. His blood is Thin; his nerves have
lost lhsir natural tension, and nature demands TO
be renovated and reinforced. The means is with
In the reach of ali. For nearly score Of years
HosTETTER's STOMACH BiTTERShss been
building up breksn constitutions, bracing and
siren gthening attenuated frames, and afoTd!Dg
comfort, ease, a-d hope to Thousands. As pre-.
ventiye OF the epieeuies which make such havoc
With the health OF tie inhabitants Of new settle
msnts, this famous toDtc 10 certainly without
tsvaL Perhaps h. principal portion OF lis world
wide fame Is rtoatante TO its astonishing cu,ts
Of dyspepsta and all forms OF indigestion. bat
these are not moity of its trlumphs. All the
tyres OF bittousasss Weld 70 It's persistent uss.
IL Us regulating medicine OF The highest order,
and its effect upon the sesretio9s, when Irregular,
IMPOSITION OF lie groseest character 10 aough. to
who recommend undsr the nsme or sabiteIs,'
de, v compoaEas Of . dangerous eh is4eter. which
thes astempst 70 substitute Tor the great national
tonic Shan all auch n0ssrums, AID see that SOU
nave the genuine Hosseltef's Stomach Btter5,
nransrIy authenticated by label, name, and
stau,r, and sold Ia bottles oaly.
2u sS-eodIwGHlt
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serious Flood In The Delaware Hiver-
Threatened Destruction to Proper
ty-TrayeI Inapeded. dc.

PoRT JERvIs, DEL, Aug. 29.-The storms
Of the past few days are now being felt in
damages by flood. The Delaware river is
many feet above high.water mark, and is
still rising rapidly.
At this place there Is n thirty-thousand-
dollar suspension bridge being constructed
across the Delaware. A long and expensive
dam has just been completed, and an i'm
proved steam pump. with boiler and en-
giue placed in i, to proceed with the work
OF laying The middle pier.
The dam Is entirely submerged, md the
machinery is nearly so. If the river con-
tinucs rising few hours longer the whole
structure will he swept away.
At Milford, Pa, the hote!o Of S. d. Vanel-
ton is in imminent danger. On Wander
munk creek, the bridge at Sherman's steam
tannery has been swept away; also the
engine.housc Of the tannery.
Travel on the Erie railroad is seriously
impedcd, and on the Monticello and Port
Jervs road al travel is suspended by q
heavy landslide at Hartford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Fatal shooting ARRAY near FarmvIlIe.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAK TO THE DISPATCH.
FARAylLLE. Aug. 31.-Dck Warren (col-
ored) shot and killed John Jackson fool
ored) last night between 0 and 10 O'Clock,
two miles from this place, on the farm of
MIR. T. T. Totty.
Warren says Jackson came into his water
melon patch and stole bag Of melons, and
was in the act Of going off with them, when
he fired on him, shooting him through one
arm, the ball passing through his heart.
He was carried home, and died in about
three hours. Warren promptly gave him
self up to the authorities this morning. and
was tried this evening, and bailed for $500
to appear at the next term OF the court.
jackson leaves large family behind.
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Disasters Safety CT the Crew
of the NtEss.s. &c,

KEY WEST, Aug 31.-The steamer Clyde
arrived on sunday. She reports having eX-
perienced heavy gales.
The steamer Mississippi is a total wreck
Is miles above Cape Florida. The steamer
Cortez. which took the MississipppS pas
washed away.
The captain and five Of the crew Of The
wrecked bark Linda, from New York for
New orleans, have arrived at Cape Florida.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Norfolk Markets,

AUG. -CoHon.-S:aued, lS@al5c good ordl-
dlGary, l50iG3:.; low mtldIng I-Ml7t,.
Corn: he iec.ipts VI tie reak suin IN about
s,0J1 bushels. VIII ca has met resdy sale. There Is
sqU IN sI nrpg ti he a ;r me Irhe
sc. Tor white ana 74GII5c. Ior IN xed and yellow
al which Ha quote to-day.
Corr. Neal S:nfLo5.
Wheat = " h;te, prlm> to choice $l.5Oe1S1. co !;
rrir 70 coed, sL35Gsl4s. Eed. primo to Choice
*l.i5D5l IS fair TO good sl.3tGlfl.as.
Dried Fruit Pc ches-Ihe market opened at
a 1gL l4Qg!5c. for choi:e. The range Of prices
Law be q .oted at s8l2c FOR ali fair to choice.
Green AppLeS are Il t sgaic. and IN very little
demand market closing nominal The bulk OF
Stock fraring 10 OF poor quality.
Flotr.-Weluole ~ cover Y, rljus brands: am
H. $50 'lo.75; extra, $o6tGss 50 sdpernne, 1910
Es55O; hrc SjG1%5,5O.
Oois.-Wintar, 5ssc; spring, s5G7ssc.; dlucolorei,
so,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Fatal Assault Made by Two Rr0fEess
on II Nhceiw1tght While mt WOrs.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.J
CLOVER, VA, August 81, 1S71.-lnforma-
ton has reached here that on yesterday, ut
Mount Laurel. five miles distant from this
place, Isaac II. High, = wheelwricht, while
engaged in his shop, was assaulted and
brutally beaten by two brothers, John and
Henry Canada. 4 physician who was
called in pronounces the injuries fatal. The
cause of the difficulty your reporter was
unable to learn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
E'0-eiga News.

. VERSAILLES, Aug. 31.-Aftcr IS feyeri>h
debate an amendment to the preamble as
Stunning constituent, which eulosizes
Timers, was adopted by 4 vote of 525 to "a,
o.e hundred members sustaining from
voting.
PARIS, Aug. 31.-It Is reported that the
Deputies OF the Lett will resign IN body.
The Conservative journals are satisfied
with the progress made for the prolonga.
ton Of I1licrs's powers. The Radical
Journals blame the Government for giving
auv consideration to the preamble assum-
ing constituent powers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

~ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found st BRIGGs'5 BAKERY, 7o7 Main stieet.
The largest variety Of CAKES at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
The best CRACKEEs, all kinds, at BRIGGs's
BAKERY, TOT Main street.
PIES at s, 10, and l5c. piece at BRIGGS's
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
BRIGG3'S BAKEsY, 7o7 Main street,
PICNIC SUPPLIES, ct the shortest notice, al
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union H!lls caD
be supplied with ali of :hese at mir. ROBERT
WEnNt'S, on 2s!h street, near Broad.
Crdsrs promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
j3s 7Q7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Return Of the Pres!dent-E1e visits
she Departments The Pending Cab
met Meeting, &c


ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THR DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-The President,
unexpectedly 10 every one here, returned
this morning, and will remain until to-
morrow night. Els visit, it is given out at
the White House, is merely for the purpose
of attending to the large amount of routine
business which has accumulated during the
summer, although there are numerous
speculations that the Cabinet meeting Of
tomorrow, which will be very fully at
tended, will have before it matters of ra-
ti1nal Importance.
There was no business transacted ct the
Executive mansion to-day. Everything
was as quiet rs if the Chief Magistrate had
been at Long Branch, instead Of here.
There were no interyiewers, otiice-seekers
and others not having had knowledge Of
Grants intention to visit Washington.
The President visited several of che pub
lie Departments to-day, and announced
personally that there would be Cabinet
meeting Tomorrow. TREDEGAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
baltimore Cattle Market.

fr. LOUIS, Aug sl.-Tobacce active ana sro
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Wilmington Markets

AUGUST 49, Spirits Turpsntins.-Firm sales
OF 233 casks at a?c. u gallon country packages
Rosin.-Sales cI LASS barrels &C % 81 for
strained, 81 IS for extrS no. q 80 for Low No. !,
and seior pale.
Colon --stzAdy; z small sale Of 4 bales ST
lie AID at III. Ihe stack ou hand Is Light, and
only few mzL lots Offering sale.
barrel. III ss 80 for elbow dip, end $3.50 for vr-
g,n, q $50 lbs. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
po,nesstc Markets-fBr TRrraHApH.l

NEW YORK Aug. sl.-Cotton active; sales 3;l!l
and Iayors buyers. Unlikely, ssiag.c. W heat Ia
&c, lower. Pork lower H. Ella so0$is.sL Lard
oTbe YEARLY GOTTEN statement shows the receipts
from ali ports to have teen es5 bales: exports
tn Cre,t Britain, 2 $40 sos bales and exports to
the cor tncEt, 7S5, saS bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. al.-Flour steady. with tsir
dom and Wheat easier Ohio and Inofsni, OIL 81
Gslss Corn-Whise, 6s@I77c.; yellow, 7e@7Sc.
Uats, $50 SC. Provisions and " hiskey unchanged
LOUISVILLE, Aug. s1.-Tooacco very strong and
&C I've; sales, l7s hJgsheaGs; lugs, sIsLss; iow
leaf, ss.25e1sa; medium % n LIE ,esi'
CINcINNATI, Aug. 3l-Tobacco nrm win iaii
demanu safes, 1877 hog'heads'
sr Iou,s. Aug. sl.-Tobacce active and strong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 3l.-There were
no new eases of yellow fever to-dny ; but
two old cases have proved fatal.
The brig Delphine, from New trieans.
has arrived here in distress. Inc schooner
jameson, from Richmond Tor ualFesIon'
has also arrived disabled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
EIuticy On the High Seas.

SAVANNAH. GA, Aug. 3l.-The negro
crew of British bark mutinied at sea, and
the captain shot one of them slightly. Upon
arriving at Earien the captain was impri-
soned by the negroes of that place. He was
subsequently released, and is now here.
Tue case will be submitted to the British
Minister st Washin ston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Petersburg Hiarkafa,

AUGUST so Cotton There Is very Little on
The mail Ike sales yesterday a. lsIrsc.
Rys.~ We quote nGmicaia at 7sc.
Flour we Quo:e choioc family at 90 SO and
S7.ss for ehciCv CITY stills; extra new super,
$3.50; new ane. SO; old extra, s7SeLSs; fuper-
fine, seGfe.S9; 1ne, sSGf550-all In Wholesale
lois.
Live Cuttls.-Eo. smooth. 5C5c., gross good,
4usc. Gutson, S39S1 PER head. Lambs, s? 81 G$4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
me- RATCHEIOR,s HAIR DYE

This superb hair Dye Is the best In the world
perfectly harm ess, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment: no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. Tie genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces imme distely splendid Black
or Natural Blowr, leaves. TIE hair cl IAN, ssft,
beautiful; dos not contain a particle OF lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Drrggirts,
Factory, Is BOND STREET, NY. jyll- cody
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
PETEREHURE. VA.

AUGUST 3O.-We quote good aud fnc shipping
at ElIG1sl4 5o though for lot or really fine ship
ping we think BIS could be had. Manufacturing
oilers, stosEs tor good, aud $ll.5o8E!3 for very
snipp,nsrlugs, s5.5oGS7 80; working lugs, eeQ
$50, With GALES occasionally at higher prices, say
sf.750s85o Black wrappers, $lr@iA Net much
d, Ing Ia cozl cured, ana no hae viI4rlng tn ugh
it Is much waLteJ. WequoIe common coal cared
wrappers At slS0 $3.50; medlCn, R?0Qts!, snd
goa, SSsGsa CU2i-c red tilers, SQfISIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
TeIeeraphtc Summary.

Apprehensions are felt for the mail
steamer Constitution, bound from san
Francisco for Jamaica, which is tour days
overdue.
Ground has been broken for the st. Louis
and Cairo three.fcot road, to be completed
in two years. 80,
The Indian depredations in Arizona still
continue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New york STOCK and money Marke

NEW YORK. Aug. s,.-wali street exhibited In
creased strength and activity to-dsy, and q gen
eral upward move on stock exchange. The an
notncement OF the calling fn'of the hundred mill
lions OF 1925 aused the frmness. The money sup
ply Ia large and Unchanged. Sterling quiet. sod,
ll.iais. Governments quiet. but strong. States
dull; Tennessce's, rs; new, 74i. Virgtnia's, o7 !;
new, 20. Louisiana's, s.; new, so. Levee's, IL I;
s's SO. Alatam,'a, 100: SIS, 81. Georsia's, 81;
7's, So North Cardinals, a; new, %. South Car
olIna's, 20: new, bsf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
AleIaudria Market,

AUGUST .s,- Sales 81 good white wheat at 81 IS,
with Offering. OF 2as bushels; cferings OF Ala
SlSI, Sl.s:, a1ss, SLs5, 9Ls6, sl.35, $40, 9142,
an6 II ~, for fair choice,
Corn Is qaiet and unchanged; offerings Or 45s
bushels mixed and yellow, Attn sales OF the Tor
iner 81 7sS7sc and Of he lstter at 7ic.
small offerings Of Rye; no sales reported.
Osts are active snd firm offerings 81 /, 1898 BUSH
els, with sales st &c, &C., and 4sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Lyuchburg Markets.

AUGUST 9H-AppieS.~ Green, si.S0Ci25e per
barre; drfed, 4G3:. per pound.
Bdcon-uos round stsllosc.
BeeE. Slargltered SG,c.
Butter.- 2uZ9s5c.
COrn.- sEG,tc.
Corn Neal 99G23c.
EJCs.--I5Gl5c
exLru, $'Gt7.=5; fuml!. 3Ef5gss.
Feathers.-6sEl75e.
Ginseng.- S.Gs0c.
OHs 4sGssc
PVtltoes-Irtsh 1sc. Dal.
Rye. svGs5c.
Wasat.-Wh1te, aLss@SLs; red, o.. 2sGsi.4o.
HooI Washed, d5L6Jc.: VI washed, 3sQ49c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
@ WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
nna -

80 KS
GOOD GOODS At Low PRICES.
~, We soelae all who wish to purchase esrfctly
GLASS DsY GOODS at low prices 10
e.An'ne ous stock, as we NON ae. lots Of GOODS
season. '"sm o'es inc
hAAis' rLAID, ard STRIPED Moz..
biQGES and LENOs Of lea. nm.
as tue commencement Of the season At .s ,n,
soc.; on ~ % ana
ZEAL FRENCH oRGAsDY LAWNS =, &c,
worth Soc. per yard;
hMbRoIDERED oKGANDY at 4oa,. worth ia
Per ysrd;
'"i'' hosk'Ns st IT, 20, IS, 30. 20, and 500. psr
yaru-all very chap;
kiSoEs at 80 and $780,, worth SOC:
0hAoh CREPE DE PARIS at Soc. DER yard
would be cheap at 7sc;
SoABAZINEs a. d TAMIsE AZ er,rso,r ~.
prices; ~''i' low
'AAnusone ENGLISH and FRENCH C.ssI-
ahAS' Tor pants, at greatly-reduced price, :.
ohhVtoT CAsSIMERE5, full eou,la width a.
sL'S per ysrd-eleg ant goods FOR fail wear:
ooobLE-WIDTH FRENCH FLANNEL. Tho
most servceable goods to be had:
large stock Of DoEsKIss anu BLACK
cLHTHs at satisfactory prices;
FAHAsoLs In great variety at prices that aro
pound to make .hcm go;
HoNEf-CohB QUILTS, the largest msnufac.
tured, at $40 iworth $3.50;
CALICO CoMFORTERs at a. so-not the pr,ct
itwould cost you to buy tie material:
Heavy WOOL QUILTS at 80 60, worth $3.50:
LINEN for covering stair CARPET at 15c. Der ward
worth ?5c.;
INDIi-T WILL LONG CLOTH at aoc., worth
eoc. per yard;
SHIFTING CAMBRIA at 20 and Csc. per yard.
worth 80 aud a6c:
COTTON D1ArER at sl.2s piece Of ten yards
LINEN DIAPER at 81 so for a ece OF ten yards:
huCRABACK TOWELS at 81 50, 80, 81 so, a. rs,
and upwards--she cheapest towels you ever saw;
Genuine WHITLY JET SETS, EARRINGS, and
BHEAsTPlNs, at 7sc., 81, 81 ~, and g. so a
set, which is less than one half the value;
NICE JET SETS at 2Sc., ssc., and &C.,, surpr.
| singly low;
BLACK CREPE SETS CT COLLARS ar,
| CUFRSfrom sl25 to a. so SCI:
CREPE COLLARS from CSC. TO 81;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES ct s! pair, col
everywhere a. sl.2s;
DIVINITY BANDS at lOc., worth ESQ.,:
| CROCHET EDGING, twelve yards in a piece, a
lsc., worth SC. per yard: b;t:e- article at
25c., wolth LOG. yard;
REAL FRENCH WOVE C)RsETS, all s!zes
While ard coloIed, at &C., worth 81;
LADIES' GARMENTS IN great variety
NICE CHEMISES and DRAWERS at 81;
lEUREEA GUM CLO Tbs for CHI ldren;
I aud A. INDIA RUBBER CLOTHS:
a large assortment of LACE SETS and LACE
| COLLARS, from the lowest prices to the bes
| qualities;
BLANKETS In great variety;
A large stock OF ED TICK, from lOc. TO asc. Dc
ya:d, all mitch below resal'r prices
TABLE-CLOTH, pure linen, two yards long,
s1-would be cheap at $3.50;
FKINGED NAPkI:S e; &C, worth 81 per doz
LINEN HEGsIIrCuED HANDKERCHIEF
at15c wGuldbe chesp at 2Oc.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2lc;
| WAMSUTTA at 2o,.;
tANDROSCOGGIN at lsic.;
Full-wld.h UNBLEACHGD COTTON SuEE,
| ING at 3Cc. par yard;
Fullwidth BLEACnED SIEETING at 35c. p
! yard.
Five Thousand seven hundred aod eighty.tbr
other BARGAINS al to lie seen at the lar,
dry goods house OF
LEVY BRoTHERS',
anal 1913 and l2ls N lin ST., Richm ord, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
Mat Race Mt Halifax.

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. al.-siX boats
started in the four. Dared race, which was {,
SPLENDID contest. The "TayIor Winship - >,
crew won By three lengths. the PARIS "
crew coming out second, and the "CeuEer
Bioton" crew third.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

TIE NgsaaaxSs &scp rg.ssl 55sos g. = he pass
week has been real growing weather. The
pastures have PIT on a beautiful green hue,
and garden vegetables have teen greatly
Improved. Ahe corn crop, however, was
too ptrchcC. 10 he benefited TO any great ex-
t"nt y 4 . recent rains. Especially is this
uuc os g upland corn. 'fLe past season,
A2"5V' : aasi'een damaoDg on tie tobacco
tEo! "a there can he no G0ubt that the
cr'i Ill be 10th small and Inferior. The
zee scts Indicate a very carly frost Ii so,
'h' .tsbaeco cFop, Which is unusuaily back.
we, Is gone up.-- Chathdn, Tribune.