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"LANn ON SARAToaA.-The New York

CLAN" ON SARAToaA.-The New York
Commercials rollicking correspondent con-
tinues his sharp letters. He writes:
"I have some trouble in getting at the
ages OF the young ladies here. Yesterday
| remarked to mother, 'Ah, had the
pleasure Of meeting your daughter here
i've years ago. Yes she said, MARY
was IA years old then.' Itook Mary to the
ball that summer, and she Wore court
train dress. / thought she was young
lady, but must have been victim Of mis-
placed confidence if she was only II. I
must have had queer taste then. / don't
look at a young lady now under 49, /.
There is one young lady here reported to
be worth. $l4, 4,0O0, 600. She has 60 teaur.s
Yesterday, one dropped of. He. said he'd
been fooled by the statistics. The; young
lady's father is well-to-do grocer, and he
showed me letter from New Orleans to
prove it. 1t Is wrong thus to deceive I'M
suspecting young men. Up at the Claren-
dom they never talk about wealth. Their
forte is pedigree. One Lady said her family
had fought in the Revolution for 21 gene
ralions0one uncle was still fighting. These
are the kind Of people like. They don't
gIoat over the multiplication table. Com
merce is vulgar" le1s -
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a GOOD TMING.-Whc u thing is 9oOd thing,
not too much be said In its favor. This Is on
the principle that good things hurt any nc.
This is very p1ctcal view of the case 70 take, us
II IS certainly very just one. .l.....-. fsts
We eh.ve lately been put In possession OF certain
facts respec ing the Electric Liniment and il
wonderful efficiency which We here desire to &C.
TAIL to our readers. s.. =. s.# ..rr-.' g.
VII. FARRAR d Co., or Tsma City, are the
patentees Of this Liniment, and have for tbs last
several months had 1t on sale at their drug store,
and watching Its effects on those who have tried
1t. That this Linimcnt has been AZ curati We as
has been claimed for It, they are perfectly salts
fled. IL. i.s.. hI. .lr-ii.. 3-r>t -. Il III; j.
MIR. w. L. Parker, of Tama City. has daugh-
ter, four years old which, until about three months
ago, had never walked step. The cords OF her
lmbs were contracted aud the muscles undeyCl-
oped her ankles small, and the circulation Of her
lower limbs very imperfect. Continual and Per-
sistent efforts had been made to cure thls defect in
the child but to no purpose, until about three
months ago, when MIR. Parker procured bottie OF
the Electric Liniment Of Dir. FARBAR and sp-
piled IL, After using one week, and before one
bottle was exhausted the child could easily ststd
and could walk around considerably. 'And now,
after three months use of this medicine, and VAIN
less than three bottles empaied, the lower nmos. OF
The child are nearly fully developed and strength
ened and the child ruua around with scarcely less
freedom and ease of children Of that age. Here is
case, the particulars Of which we received from
the lips OF Dir. Parker btmseil which, can gsVe
some idea Of the virtues of this Lfntment.
Mr.. W. K. Newcomb, also OF Tama City, cured
himself OF the kidney complaint With only one Dot
tie OF this Electric Linimens, after be had e1-
hausted al known remedies.
We learned OF several other reliable persons
who have found this L1nimcut OF great value 10
them or their famiiIes-namely, James Brice, sr.,
and James Brice, DR., Col Newcomb, Capt. J.d.
Strong, Geo. Morrison. and Others.
There are many others 10 and about Tama City
and Toledo who have used this Lintment, and Who
can testify to Its virtues. We have given cases
enough to point the moral Of this article.
We are assured that this medicine is wholly OF
vegetable m mIterial-no mineral OF any Kind enter
ing into It's com position. 1iHsz,TJgr5et ~,
Its proprietors guarantee n cure IN every case,
or the mouey win be refunded Tuna County Re-
publican. ;s'"et Si@fn7i7t = : sf ttfl
The above medicine fs for sale by WILLIAM III.
SCOTT Wholesale and retail druggist, general agent
for the State OF virgniA. corner 18th and franklin
streets. at III 7i4- t'rtE. f s.A+s0 +
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: RELfGIoUs SERVICES To-MoRRow.- We
note. the following special appointments
Disciples-Services In the Universaist
Church, on Mayo street; Elder L. Z. Cave,
at IL A. Nj. and 8 p. nj.
st. Marks Episcopal Services morning
Christ Episcopal Qn the Valley)-Rev.
John Norwood, at s. Z. IN.
FIRST PresbWerfdn-Rey.T r. l.. Preston
having returned will fill his pulpit at IL A.
M. and 81 z. M.
Grace: Street Presbyte7iun-No morning
service. Rev, T.,L. Preston at 5h P. Nj.
Centenary Methodist DIR. Granbery
having returned will preach at IL A. Nj. and
lSP. NJ. -. .... ... .,s-.r i,
/ Clay-Street Methodist p. F.. Au.
gust, ut IL A. M. .e~,s .io.,.s a,.1s,.a ...
r. Second Baptist t-Rey. C. C. Biting, at II
A. n. and S4 z. nj. s.t.ar/l r2xa
ChristadelpiIans-The Brethren of Christ
will meet for the present ut Covenant Hall
Capitol street, every first day of the week
at IL a. Nj. .~.tE
Belle Isle ArJor-Rev. E. B. Duncan, o.
Key West, Florida, at Z. NJ, at the close
Of the Sunday school. -7..'. vrs
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POLICE COURT, FRlDAY-JuSticc j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of: ....l- =.
b. Murphy, charged with stealing q
pocket-book containing three ten-dollar
bills from S. Weinburg. Discharged.
Emma LomaX (colored), charged with
unlawtully invading the premises of Fan
ME Jones and assaulting and using abusive
language to her. Dismissed on payment of
costs.
VIM. Hays, charged with being disorder
ly in the public streets. Admonished and
discharged.
Sophia Weinburg and Adellne Sterne,
charged with abusing and falsely charging
B, Murphy with takinga pocket-bcok con-
tanning $50. Discharged.
Newton Davis (colored), charged with
unlawfully and leloniousy entering the
schooner s..Ashland" and stealing there
from lot of clothing valued at 800 from
Capt. A. T.. Mitchell. Continued on ac-
count of the absence Of Capt. Mitchell I'M
til September I'd. .... u.. .... =.
John Atkinson, charged with assauting
VIM. Lewis with intent to kill. Discharged.
Aaron Haskins (colored), charged with
assaultiDg and threatening to kill Daniel
Edmond. Security required in the sum Of
800 for three months. ~
VIM. Lewis (colored), charged with tres
passing on the cars of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad and
exercising improper. authority, being dis
orderly and detying the, conductors and
attempting to strike John w. Atkinson.
Discharged. .-... -. ~. .'....- /.
Isaac Harris (colored), charged with
firing off his gun within the corporation
limits OF the city, thereby annoying the cit
izens, Wounding two and killing one hog
maliciously, the property OF Anthony
Armistead. Fined 81. r.
Gus johnson (colored), charged with
riotous conduct and attempting to create
an Instruction In the streets Of this city,
and threatening to cut and kill John w.
Atkinson. Discharged. .
VIM. Randolph tcolored), charged with
breaking open the door Of Lucy Leages and
assaulting her. Fined 81. ,4 ....1
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Perfection fs q degree OF excellence seldom OBJ
tanned but We believe 1t has been realized In the
beautiful art OF photography. Whose doubts this
let him (both for Amusement and Instruction.
spend al hour or two In the naely-embellished
gallery no. lo!i Maia street, opposite the post
Office. There he viii behold specimens Of skil.
which defy the mos. critical 10 carp at, and the
most Imaginative to suggest improvements.
FRAYsEs's photographs are all sty.es and sizes.
executed by arst-class operators, aud colored by
only artists Of merit. Without disparagtng STINT
lar establishments here, We have called attention
to FRARsER's gallery because We think it altoge.
ther,o one OF which our cisy ought TO be proud
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A Four THoUsAED.DoLLARC CHECK FORGE
Ry.-[From the New, York Tribune, Aug.
23.l-rhe Commonwealth National Bank Oi
Boston recently drew d check for $50 on
the First National Bank of this city, making
it payable to the order of Horace Greeley,
Mt the instance of q man who said he wish
ed to pay for an advertisement in the Tri-
bune. subsequently q clearinghouse In
Philadelphia cashcd q check. OF the Com.
monweaith National Bank for 81 600, which
was made payable to +. d. White, and
bore the endorsement of Oakes Ames.- Jay
Cooke & Co., of Wall street, received the
check and forwarded it in the course o1
business through the Bank of Commerce to
the First National Bank, upon which Ut
was drawn, and by which it was duly hon
ored and returned to the Commonwealth
National Bank in Boston. There it was
found that the $1,000 check was the one
which had been originally drawn for $50:
the name of Mr.. Greeley having been erased
and another substituted, and the whole
having been done SO skillfully as to cause
much trouble in examining the books be.
fore the forgery could be detected. The
forger has not been discovered.
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The INDIANS AT TRINITY CHURcn.-Rev
E. B. Duncan, an eminent missionary to
the Indians, has consented to deliver a lee.
tllre at Trinity Church descriptive Of their
character, habits, mode of life, &c.
Mr.. Duncan has perfect knowledge ol
these aboriginal inhaRtants, having spent
fifteen years amongst them i'll Florida and
the West. His acquaintance with THEN
dialect, habits, &c, will enable him to give
a very interesting entertainment to those
who attend. The lecture is free, and all
are invited to 80 who feel any interest in
those who 1parn l-<ls nf the fnrc-- ~~-o. on is
Whole country, but who have now passed
away nom the memory of even the oldest
inhabitant" hereabout. .
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN |
\ THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE

FIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
4 1 THE MANCHESTER p OS Off CE
AUGUST Goth, 1871.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
say ..Advertised." If not called for In four weeks
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office, in
Washington u. G.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, Mrs s. F. Hughes, Mrs. Sarah D.
Howtn, Miss Mary L. Harris, Miss NJ. a.
baker miss Bette Perkins, Mrs. Patsy
Eranch Elizabeth Reeve, Miss Lille r.
Rowmau Mrs. Char. Rnbinson, Mis- Maria
Cox Mre J4c Nj. Sim, Mrs. Sarsh
CuN, hrs. Virginia Iraylor, NJ Mrs.sJoseph
Furrusson. E. J.. t2) Walters, Mrs. T.. (rOPd)
Franklin. Miss Jinnia Wtnf'ee, Miss M0Ilie d
Godscy. nrs. Susan A. White, hrS. Mary
Gregory, Mrs. G. Nj. ..-
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Archer, Jas. X. johnson, John r.
Brown, Aug. (cordl jackson. Branch
Bentley, E. b.. agent, Lewis, Pctrr
Buckh tnnon, JAS Mtnn. RaIph
COX Jordln eTkins, II. W.
Callahan, Thos. Robertson, r. n.
Carroll VIM. II. Robinson, E. T..
Furgusson. WIN. j. Hhcppersor, Jack e..
Greene, VIM +. simmons, Louis ID.
Griffin, John =. Tally. Il. Ii At:oi ney at
Hatcher, A. b. Law.
Howard, Eli (cel'd) Turcrory, d. 3.
Hopkins, Thos. Wh!'eheGd, Ric'd
johnson, Melvin Woodbridge, w. Is.
Jefferson Geo. Wooldridee. WylIy
j. III. CUNNINGHAM, i. NJ.
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New METHODIST CHURCH DEDICATION AT
WEST PorNr.-The regular passenger train
will leave York River depot on Sunday,
August 9th (to-morrow), at O'Clock a.
NJ, and reach Richmond on the same Gay
at7tP. NJ: giving those who wish TO visit
West Point on this interesting occasion an
opportunity to do so. Also, fine bathing
and GOOD hotel accommodations.
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a JUNK STORE SEARcHED.-Yesterday
morning well-known city detective,
armed with a search warrant, proceeded to
a junk shop In the lower ward, and, among
other things, brought to light, gathered up
three bags Of tobacco which had been
stolen some time before from some of the
business men in that locality bag con-
tanning lot of empty bags, besides other
property, was also taken in charge all OF OF
station, and may be identified by those who
have lost. Two individuals have been ar
rested, and the matter will probably be
ventilated fully this morning.
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TIE NEW STEAMSHIP AT RoCKETTs.-The
Dispatch has already given its readers full
description of the, steamship which is being
built at Rockets by the Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company-ac company managed
and started in Virginia. We are not yet
advised what will be the name Of the yes.
sci, but it is stated that she will be launched
and ready for service about the last OF No
yenlber next.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES sAPPoIKTzD.-T Board
OF Education has appointed Leonard Mar
tin school trustee in the Jamestown district
OF James City county, vice d. S. Cowles,
resigned and Il. d. Martin for the Fal-
mouth district of Stafford county, vice Geo.
j. Lightner, resigned. 4,s,.. 81 Mi, 7'2'
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The Daily Saratogian of Monday says
that Miss S. l.. F. Smith, of Virginia; re-
cited Tennyson's poem Of Maud" !" in ex-
cellent style at DIR. Hamiltons g last evening.
we are glad to learn, meeting with good
success In her labors for the Washington
Agricultural University at Mecklenburg,
Ya.-N. p. " orld. ssa, .i-. 3. .ss.ss - -,
4 How on earth Ia it that, at q party, the
gucrts sruT thin after supper Judy.
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THE REPUBLICAN MEETING IN VARiNA
TowNsHlp.--A meeting of the Republican
voters of Varina township had been called
on Thursday by Messrs. John Woodwork
and j. Umlauf IL Co. for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Radical
Senatorial Convention, which is to be held
on the 9th of September. A handful were
in attendance, but the meeting was broken
up by 4 wellknown Rad, who came upon
the scene in a hurry, and cleared out the
entire party, he being Disguised with the
tranSlrtiOn
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MILITARY ExAMINERs.-His Excellency
Governor Walker has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen on the Board Of Military
Examiners under, the militia law for the
counties OF Lunenburs, Mecklenburg, ana
Nottoway: Colonel w. @: Jeh.ess and ~ ~
nj. knight, of Nottoway, and John m'
Matthew, of Lunenburg county.
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SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Robert Rob-
inson (colored), who it will be remembered
was convicted at the July term of the Hen
rico County Court Of 4 shameful crime,
and sentenced on the 18th of July to three
years confinement in the penitentiary, was
sent to that institution on Thursday. He
was detained in the county Jail for thirty
days to await an application for q new trial,
which, however, was not asked for.
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THE CASE OF HANNoN, THE SAILOR
After an examination, Justice White has
decided to commit j. &. Harmon, the sailor
who refused to do duty OH the brig Moses
Rogers, to the city Jail for ten days, by
which time the vessel will be ready to sail
for Austria. -.e--.
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Z RETURNED HoMB.--The Litchfeld Conn
excursionists who have been sojourning nj
the Ballard for the past two days, left Rich.
mond Yesterday morning by the steamship
Isaac Bell, for New York. p. ss,se -:se :
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! AUCTION SALES TO.DAY.

HILL & GODDIN will sell, at 81 o. clock r. b.,
on Ross street. rear ofthe Bal1srd House, car
penter's tools, brick shop, &c. ~
W. GODDIN, will sell, at 81 P. NJ, seven lots In
- the plan OF Be!VldeTe, at thesouth~est corner
.7Hfof Spring and Pine streets. ~ rsr7
LYME BROTHER will seil, at sP. NJ, a small
:, framed house In The town OF Futon, on eta,e
q s,trttreest' trtteet' srt,l :. = .A X ! zr
COOK LAUGH TON will sell at 10 A. NJ. sttho
. horse lot, horses, mules. harness, &c.
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STEAM ON THE CANALs.-The following
account is given by the Buffalo On. II
Courier, 23d inst, of the new steam canal
boat which is entered as pioneer competi-
tor for the prize of 100000 offered by the
State of New York for the best canal mo-
tor: .... .-.
"The new canal steamer George Barnard,
about which so much has been said In the
Journals OF the State, arrived here yestcr-
day, and attracted considerable attention.
Her running time from New York. TO
Albany was Al hours, and from Albany to
this city eight days Of q hours each, Sum
days not included. She brought with her 1S0
at Syracuse on account Of the shallow wa
ter west. She is commanded by Captain
Thomas Main, and is owned by MesSrs.
Main and Mcmillan. An ordinary screw
propeller is arranged in in opening sit,I-
ated in the bow OF the boat. The
opening is tapering in shape, and tcrlni-
mates about twenty feet from tue bow. The
propeller is driven by simple upright en-
gine, II inches in diameter, with II inch
stroke, which is supplied by steam from an
upright boiler four feet in diameter by ten
feet high, the boiler being fed by an up
right steam pump; the whole being very
compact, and occupying space on the
floor of the boat only ten by four feet, and,
including water in the boiler, weighs only
five tons. The opening for the screw re-
duces the displacement only five tons, SO
that the application OF steam power re-
duces the carrying capacity only ten tons.
The consumption of fuel is about one ton
of coal in twcnty-four hours. The boat
can be managed by three hands, or four if
running all night, and her ability to get
through the locks gracefully may he INFER
red when we say say that she came through
the five locks at Lockport in twenty five
minutes. The machinery used on the Bar
nard, 1t is claimed, can be applied to any
canal boat ut cost of about $500 for alter
ing the boat In addition to the price of ma
chinery, giving to it twice the speed OF The
present loaded boats towed with horses.'
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PICTORIAL PAPBRs.-We are indebted to
Ellys0n Il Taylor, lila Main street, for the
latest American and English illustrated
papers.
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CoAMssIoNED. John D. Ragland and
Samuel u. Davis have been commissioned
second and junior second lieufenants, re-
spectiyely, of the Petersburg Rifiemen.
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REMOVAL, REAOvAL.-JoHN II. TYLER Co.,
Jewellers, have removed to their elegdnt nets store
uo7 Main street. between nth and 18th, south eide
and opposite the First National Bank, and inv 1t
the attention Of the public to their splendid stock
Of diamonds, watches, jcwelry, silver and silver
plated ware, military goods, &C.
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WE look for much wisdom and practical
good sense in the Conservative Convention
soon to be assembled at Richmond. Viz
ginia's head is level; it will hold water :
HilIsbor,0 IN. C.) Recorder.
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PERSONAL Bishop WhiItle, Of the Epis-
copaf Church, returned TO this city yes
terday. .,...,... .... ....... ..... -. j,
Judge Guigou is summering ut Green
wood, Albemarle county.
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E. B, SPENCE Son, Main street, have on hand
and arc now fsring to the public as large sqd va
ried an assortment Of goods In their line AS may
be found any where else Id the city. 90
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CLEARED FOE MARsEIILEs-The Ameri-
can bark Zlttlezen, Captain Fitcbett mas
ter, cleared from this port yesterday with
400 iIogsheads of leaf tobacco for Mar
settles. 7''.' Ia! ~ ~i'I1-is@in ;ff.7ai2G
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THE "LsE."-This popular sal;esy 50 pro-
ducinRtie most beautiful pitsnres We have ever
seen at popslRr prices. 99 1T!f55!fs' -
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UNaAuABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHAoEp lPosT-oFFIcE, AUsUsr %, lHl@G
Buchard Vance,, Pernsmbuco u: T.
Wo edward, Richmond; Secretary s.. y.
! n. S., New York.
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FUNDING THE PUBLlo DHBT.-The amennt
Of the public debt funded yesterday was
S14,77O.74, making total since July 9th
of $40. $50. .129.S5. 81 At t4.l., ii AM :
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POLICE AFFAIRs.-There were twenty
one arrests in the city last cyening-four
teen at the first station-house and seven al
the third o 30 ' 'l1
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So.so VIII buy one cord OF oak wood as w. j.
ACDoWELL's, LIST and Broad streets.
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FOR COATS, vests, pants, shirts, &C., call st T..
ID. SPENCE & SoN's. 1890 N ain street at'
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In the front rank for beautiful photoss Is
the L EE - GALLERY. 2 ,aesa3 s'>tf17r a,ti7
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Ton may break, you may ruin the vase Il you
viii, bat sPHEcE Gov win contfnus 20 seil foods
as cheap as any houre In the eftysf s,.s77 ~
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Those luscious pears. peaches, grapes, xud sp-
pies came from PIzzIH. siYou had better Rss
some before they are all gone.
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A lady in Vermont has been dangerously
Ill from the effects of a bite on her hand IN
flicted by her daughter, whois deran2ed.
Her hand and arm to the shoulder are dis
coiored, and symptoms of yirulent poison
have appeared. = =.
Ex-senator Toombs has been interviewed
by q Memphis Appeal reporter. He says
he prefers Grant for President to Adams,
Chase. or any Democrat on the so-ealled
new departure platform. g:s@ t.
An, absurd report that Pref! Agasstz has
predicted tidal wave, to oyerwhelml the
Gulf coast in October, has actually Induced
some New Orleans house.owners to reduce
the rents asked for their vacant property
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JOB PRINTINa.-We call the sttention OF mer-
chants, clerks OF courts. pheriHs, lawyers, rail-
road steamship and canal officers and SCENTS, and
all others having orders for printing to the scilI.
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards. Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-BiIls, Catalogues Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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grapes grapes The finest or the season, may
be found ut PIzzrsrs.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %. $3.50,
sa7s, and o. SO per sseo at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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$3.50 viii buy one cord OF sawed ana Bpla oak
wood ut W. W.J.McDowELf.,s. 4 scrdy g.at
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icE-CHEAAs.-lf you wish 10 getsoaas delicious.
asyorcd Ice creams, leave yeur ordess, wislsPIz-
Utu
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LIST ssrtLETTERS.

r TST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
IL REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE AUGUST "a 1871. 80. ..a.
PeraonH calling for letters in this list will please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

Before You 40 home this evening dou,f iofxes 70
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