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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

A BRAVE CANINE DEFENDER From the
New York Sun IA few days ago ~ dog be.
longing to John Feltcr, Of Pine Hill, N. T.,
was heard barking in The mountains some
distance from the house. Mr.. Felter's lit
tie sou. twelve years old, knowing by the
bark of the dog that some important game
was on foot, set out for The mountains. His
mother felt little anxious after the boy
had gone, aud for some time listened to the
barking of the dog. After baIf an hour
the barking ceased; and rs hour after hour
passed away and the boy did not make
his appearance, the mother set out to go
to one Of the neighborS to secure their help
in search for the boy. On the road she met
her husband returning from the village,
where he had that morning been attend
ing to some business. He listened to
his wlfe's story, and, trying TO calm
her fears, went back with her TO
the house, and taking his gun started to-
ward the place indicated by his wife. Mr..
Fclter travelled about through the noun
tains until late in the afternoon, seeing no.
thing, hearing nothing, and was about to
return home when he almost stumbled over
the dead carcase of wildcat. 1t was Il
very large male. Everything indicated a
terrible conflict. The spectacle gave Mr..
Felter an apprehension that some terrible
thing had happened to his boy. Examining
the leaves and .undcrbrush he had no diff
Guilty in finding trail of blood, and this he
followed nearly Il hundred yards. Then he
came upon the dog standing over the body
of his son, who was PROSTATE on the ground.
The dog was earnestly looking ut the boy,
and occasionally licking his face and hands.
On MIR. Felter's approach, he gave Il loud
bark and pranccd about with joy. The ia
ther knelt by the side of his son and placed
his hand over his heart With iOy lInSpeak-
able he found the little fellow alive, but
terribly wounded, as it appeared, by the
claws of the wild cat. The little fellows
clothes were almost torn to shreds, and
his flesh was terribly laccrated from
head to foot. He was suffering from
loss of blood, but his wounds had
been handsomely dressed by the faithful
dog, which had tor hours been standing by
him. licking them. Taking his boy in his
arms, the father made his way to his home,
followed by the ever-taithful dog. After
reaching the house, restoratiyes being ud-
ministered, the boy was able to tell his
story. He came upon the wildcat, and see
ing that his catship held the dog a. bay,
having an advantageous position, ne at-
tempted to dislodge him, first with stones;
but these the beast did not seem to mind.
Then he got pole and attempted to poke
him out. At this the wildcat became en-
ragged, and springing upon the boy,
scratched and tore his flesh US above related.
At this the dog dashed at the cat and soon
dispatched it. The boy attempted to go
home, but sank TO the ground exhausted.
The little fellow is doing well. The good
nursing of. the dog has done much toward
allaying the Inflammation the licking OF
his wounds by the faithful animal has un-
doubtcdly saved the boys life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Dress Goods, suitable for the selson, at Is and
ltac., worth Csc:
Dress Goods at &c, worth 7tc II;
Black Grenadines, with silk figures and stripes
al 30 and ale, worth 10 and SOC. per yard;
White and Colored riqaes Ut IS. 30, and 33c.;
Rest Eln, X : ilk Grenaline at eoc., worth 81;
White, Fun ~ x, Lilac, and al other colors
japanese Silks, cheaper than ever;
Fest Llama Lace Shawls at cost;
Black and Colored Gren nadine Shawls AZ 80, worth
IS:
All Clssimcres to be closed ont very low;
White and Buff SILK Pa-asols, extra cheap;
Black SIX Parafols and Umbrellas At cost:
Fret.est and Best Kid Gloves at IL and &l.5o;
Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for curtains;
Shtetirgs, beached ard brown;
Cottons, Fr1nts,
and lois OF other goods, TO be sold extr. msly
low, at VIM. THALHTMER & SONS,
aul7 No. Gel Broad street. corner 9Th St
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HRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE.
THE PEOPLES CBEAp CASH STORE.

Anybody can afford to buy goods st these
prices:
sixteen yards Dress Goods (pretty) for 7sc. is
y,rns mari Popliu for IL LiGen shifting goods,
only l::c.; beautiful White Lawn, only lfsc. :
While Pque stterns At less In CSC. worth doc:
10 yaris brilliant for SIS worth 81; leoa yards
he-Ltlfni Lawns, only llc., worth Is AID zoe. Is
yards beautiful Silk Grenadine for &a.sJ, worth
ss; l3 yaros pretty Grensdlue for sl2a, worth Ss
StriI rcd silk Grenadine, only 2sc., worth u.s.. ;
Plaid aud striped SILK Grenadines, IN patterns, at
less tn al half their value: Solid Green 1nd Lilac
Greuddine patterns Us yardS) for Sl.75; elegant
Ls"hdl Black Grrns dine, full Two yarrs wide, for
81 :a-worjh $3.50; line of heauttfnl Shawis,
.ircnadine, WorJtcd, and Bcragc, ct 80, worth
81.
NEW GODS.
We have just S,id, d Sc, 600 worth of new goOGs
Ia our stock. All the Les. brands nf Bleached aud
Brown Cottons IA C.ttnuS aU lac. first rate
10 eat he'd hceLIug At 30 aud 35c. Swl IS Mus
Inns, 81 hop Lawns. Wet ria Lawns, Ribbons of
every color aud width; large St ck OF Laces ma
tmbroldcrles Gloves and Hosiery; LADIES'
Gaun,lrLs (buck), Geut's shrls, Genus Shirt .
studs sle+Ye and ttollsr- Buttons, keck-tles,
Hair Bruyhes, Toilet combs; Fine. Combs for
lac, worth soc. do. for CSC, worth 75c
al i6 uUCh VAIL " HousS.
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JOB PHIsTIsa.-We call the attention or rsr
chants, clerks OF courts. sherifs, lawyers, tah.
road, steamDhip and canal officers and agents, ant
sl others having orders for printing, TO the facii
ties offered ct the DISPATCH PRIETIaG EsrAB
LisnMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF eli kinds or job Printing. We can furnish al
short notice Cards, Biil-Heads, Letter-Hea,is
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bfls, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show,
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Sat.sfsctio,
guaranteed. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

EXCURSION TO THE HUGUENOT SPRINGS
The hop which takes place at this popular
and accessible summer retreat on next Fri
day night will be rendered unusually at
tractive by the presence of military COM
pauy--tbe Walker Light Guard-0f this
city. 1t will be attended by many young
ladies' and gentlemen Of Richmond, and an
excursion train will be provided for their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

The Atlanta (Ga) Sun says: "We saw
yesterday u nugget of pure gold, taken
from the mines near Granville, Ga, which
was really beautiful to behold. 1t weighed
tweuty.seven pennywcights, and had the
look, weight, and ring OF pure metal about
It." .
One Tammany item complained OF Is six
thousand dollars for hatchets, and it Is de-
feuded on the ground that they. were or
dered for the purpose o! "cutting down
excessive appropriations"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

PREPARING FOR THE CHoLERA.-Mayol
Kelley. taking time by the forelock, issue
approximation to-day intended TO put the
city in order for the contemplated approach
of The cholera. The ordinance to which he
refers is one that should be enforced every
summer, cholera or no cholera, and we
hope that citizens generally will give it care
fui attention, as they value the public
health. g.. .t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

SUGAR FOR THE REFiNERY.-We are
pleased TO chronicle the arrival of one hun
dred hogsheads of sugar, per steamer
Wyaneke, consigned to the refining COM
pany, Of which General Logan is the Presi-
dent. The refinery will now commence
work Mt once .vfa t..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

REUNION OF FRIENDS OF TEMPER ANcE.-
StoncWall Council. Friends of Temperance
gave an entertainment at Springfield Hall
on Monday night to their brethren of the
other Councils In this city and Manchester,
A few invited guests. a number of ladies
amongst them, were also present. Trinity
Church Glee -Ciub, under the lead of Mr..
Z. P.'Rady, added no little to tho enjoy
ment of the occasion with the fine pieces
sung by them.
The welcoming address was made by Mr..
5. Z. Curry, of Stonewall Council. Messrs.
Cheatham, Of Manchester Council; Hicks
and Spence, Of Old Dominion Council: r.
Wiley Davis, of the Grand Division, Sons
of Temperance, and others, made addresses.
During the exercises IN lntermisslon was
taken, during which cake and icc-crcam in
abundance were served to the company.
- Altogether it was most interesting fcs.
tiyal, and one which will long nc reme,n-
bercd by those who participated in it. The
entertainment WAS kept up'to u late hour.
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IA tough yarn.1

AFTER q sleep of twenty-five days, j
young lady in Pittsburgh arose, and was
very Indignant with her friends for what
she considered their unScemly wonder ut
the length of her nap. Her pecui AZ ap-
pearance during the sleep had for time
occasioned the belief that she was dead,
bl1t fortunately her mother insisted OH re-
taininy the body until the fact was beyond
question. On awakening, the young lady
imagined that she had siept put few
hours, and she related lancltal dream.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

BIG FIsH.-Mr. VIM. +. Granger, the
Unknown fish dealer in the First Market,
resolved yesterday by the steamer John
Sylvester hundred-po,lnd tiSh, which is
we'll worth the attention of the curious.
Two Of the scales have been placed on our
counter. Mr.. Granger has not found 4
name for his foundliug.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO INsPEcToRs.-The
appointment of Major 3. B. Vaughan, on
the part of the owners, and Capt. VIM. u.
Hinton, Jr., on the part of the State, rs in
spectors of tobacco in Petersburg, should
have been reported rs at West Hlu, instead
of at Centre warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

HALF-FARE Tickets TO CONVENTION DEL
EG EGATEs.-An effort is being made to induce
the presidents of the various railroad com
panes in the State to issue half-tarc ticket:
To persons attending the Conservative ant
Republican Conventions. Several have
already agreed to do so, and all will prob
ably come into the arrangement. 1t viii
insure full attendance on both convcn
tions, which otherwise would not he prob
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

a NUfsxNcE.-Resi in the vicinity
OF CLAW and 31st streets. complain that the
deep gully which, occupies the centre OF
Clay street, between 30th and 3lst, Is being
filed with all manner Of filthy garbage,
hauled there by the city carts. The Board
of Health or the City Engineer might IND
something to do in that locality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTs APPOINTED
The Board OF Education held meeting
,cslcrday Chat is, 22d,) and appointed
)iquelin L. Taliaterro county superintend-
mt Of schools for Orange county, vice 10.
Frazer. removed to Warrenton, and ID.
McC. Chichester county superintendent of
chools of Fairfax county, vice Thomas
Moore, resigned. Geo. Ii. Kendrick has
,eei appointed county superintendent of
schools for Scott couutv, and has qualified.
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! LOCAL MATTERS.

ASSAULTED BY A cNEaRo.- Monday
night, while the procession composed oI
Inc portsmouth and Richmond firc,ncn
was passing the corner Of 3D. and Main
streetS, near ,Risons drug store, the wife Of
Mr. N. G.e Lipscomb'lwa struck with d
large stone thrown from the hand of n mo- :
gro who was passing. She was taken into
Inc drug store by MessrsIMoTse. and Lins.
comb, where restoratives were used by the
druggist, and her wounds seemed to Weld
10 the treatment when dressed. She was
severely and painfully bruised on her left
ankle. Yesterday morning she was suffer-
lpg good deal, and her limb was consider.
ably swollen. the blow having aggravated
a case of crysipeas, from which She had
been suffering long time. 49, : -
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EEacyAL, REMoyAL.-JoHN II. TYLER CO."
Jewellers, ave removed 10 their elegant 'seto store
uo7 Main street. between llth and ieth, eouih slte
ard opposite the Fist Nalionai Bank, ana Inv u
the attention CT the public to their splendid STOCK
Of diamonds, watches, jewelry, silver and silVe'-
plated ware, military goods, &c. r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

DEPARTURE OF THE PORTSMOUTH FIRE.
MEN.--The Chambers Steam Fire Company
of Portsmouth, whose presence enlvened
our city on Monday, left yesterday morn.
ing for Petersburg, taking the early train.
Notwithstanding the festivities Of the pre-
vious day, they seemed to have answered
roll-call to q man. We hope they were as
mulch pleased with Richmond as Richmond
was with them.
Returning from Petersburg last night,
our guests, after remaining an hour or two
here, took their little boat for Portsmouth.
As they passed down Main street the band
played "Bonnie Blue Flag" and ''DiXie," j."
tune after tune, in response TO loud calls
from the gallant iircmen. This was suill-
cicnt answer to the slurs of an evening
paper upon their political sentiments. We
wish Portsmouth had fifty Thousand such
Yankees"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

NEW PYTHIAN HALL.-The new hall OF
Myrtle Lodge, Knights of Pythias, the
youngest Lodge in the city, will he dedi-
Gated on next Friday night by Past Grand
Chancellors Wade, Hartman, and Bohan-
nan. The new hall is in Sidney, near Mon.
roe Park.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

MEETING CALLED IN CLAY WARD.-Su-
perintcndcnt Jenkins desires the COnServa-
tive party Of Clay Ward to assemble ut
Spring Park (Euker's) tomorrow evening
at s O'Clock, for the purpose of elcctins
three delegates to the State Convention ap-
pointed for "Wednesday, 30th inst.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-oFFIcE, AUGUST y, ISL
Gentry & Co., Richmond; Mrs. A. Y. Fig
nor, Clarcmolt Wharf; Miss S. +. Jones,
Yorktown Mrs. W. a. Gay. Kichmond
A. Enland, Richmond Caroline johnson
English Lookout; j. w. Todd IL Co.,
Staunton ; W. c. Dalton, Richmond.
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New MASONIC LoDGE.-A movement is on
foot for the organization OF Il new Masonic
Lodge in the upper part of the city. Sew.
eral eminent hIasons are interesting them.
selves in the enterprise, and US many names
have already been secured, it will probably
be successful. g.. b., ...".
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A GREAT FALL We notice In snother column
thatdrcss goo,s, lace aud greasdtne shsw;s, para
soils. hid gtscs, linens, co!tons, cassimeses, aud
all other dry goods, are offared very chesp at
TuALuIaER,s, corner 9th and 8rosd streets.
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SEVERE L L.-On Monday evening
Johnny Brannan, q lad fourteen years OF
aye, was badly hurt by fall while witness
ing The trial of fire.eugines Oh Sth street.
He was taken to the office of DR.. Rust,
where his wounds were carefully dressed.
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rxcrHSaUNS AND pIC.NsCS.

GRAND PICNIC AT THE AGRI-
4 .IfITiiRAL EAlR GSuUADS ON THUSS-
n-Y. August ~ 1871, for the benefit OF St ftter's
{. ,.ihr,rsi sunday School.
,Inrs 81 ccui;; children u~der il years, ?5c.
-,ys,ns 1Csy. x. +. h Z. *. u. depot at ard II
4 NJ aad |. y. q. 5. ard ct /. "a Last train
w ,h@ x.ning FINE TEOTTING MATCH
I.''a,r, "SirAight chrr,." ,tercd by -. r.
W,rL. Gen. Muicoro.'' entered ny VIM. Walls
,rI s,v lrnttine horse owneh In Virginia
h.FRp SIiMESTS of all Kind; .; city prices
so improper characters wilt he ad.l titfd.
In.. rlXXrEL
JD3. IaURE,
JOHN KIN,
-, :, Committee OF Arrangements.
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WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST ?3D IS7l,
'rr,, steamer JnFIN NNl .NESTGk. IL cornrc Ion
- IN ,;cllucr y l.. BANKS, at Norfolk, will IN kc
an EXt'URslaS TRIP To CuEB'S iShANh.
l..,yns hsrr on WEDNESDAY,. Anr. 23d next, 1t
- NJ. E"'urn,ug, will leave Cubb's Island Tor
.,,irr pl- 1T HOURS AT CDBB'> ISLAND.
ms will hr The cu'y opportunity gwen The
,g,r,c ltIs .caSO1, ard Is considered The cheapest
s,, mos: pheasant arrangement ever offered our
c,r ycus 10 wish that celebrated watering place.
FARE, SOUND TRIP. s..
Tickets on sale at WEST & JOHNST0E'S and
GAKEEh'S u. .. 1htUn:
Ar .l- 81
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FLOUR FOR SOUTH AMERICA.--The North
German bark Pepita, Capt. e. r. GutZen,
cleared for Rio Grande de Sui yesteruay'
with 1850 barrels flour shipped by the Gal
lego Mills Manufacturing Company.
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,, DEDICATION. OF CHuRCH.-On next Sun
lay morning Il new Methodist church at
W est Point will be dedicated to the service
Of God. Rev. DR.. Edwards, Of this city
will preach the dedicutory sermon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

THE individual alluded to In the follow
ing advertisement in the Hartford C0nrdnt
must know that it means him:
"For sale cheap-a rent bill against
short, thick-set, bald-headed, sandy-whis-
kered, red-faced foreigner, by the name Of
A. B. John Stokes, now living (unless he
moved in the night last night at 40 Jetier-
son street. Inquire Of c. W. Church, room
q Hartford Trust Gompauy's Block" ..
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ANOTHER OUTLAW LYNcHED.-Nashuiue,
co,,nty ne Auss Tenn r last Fridav v'e eVennr % ne.
gro. charged with rape on white girl,
was taken from prison by masked men and
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TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, By CHARLES READE
the most exciting and interesting nove. OF the
se .son. Price 80 cents. Msiled to any ADDRESS
on recelp, OF price by FLLysoy 6 TAYLOR llio
AZ ,f,, cf =. .y.a .
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"sir,!you have the advantage OF me.n Quite
right; goa are qaise right, sir. Almos. everybody
of commcn sense has, VIII, buys clothing from
e. b. SPENCE SON.
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Auction SALES To-Day.

rhos. W. KFESEE will sell at IL A. M. IN ,o,-
OF ma aucion-houue, five mules, one m ire s' !,
trottinc mare DC. ~. H.. A' = sfe'
1AiNE q CO. will soil at,1q,sA. NJ. dry goods
bools end shoes, clothing, &c..r-, - - ''8
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- i''rice. ce........-1!t...st st7s =, -,,i..t.,,
With here an nave been 10 schools in oper,,;o,
WIN on average attendance of 80 schn,.'
t,a maaIn makes the cost Of each scbolar to. >.
nss .ohtns tultlon $1.99k, or Accents M, ~,
1nodsto, i a4m no the schools could have accom-. I'M
wo,,I1 'Ju ha aio scholars more Gf the parents
cost, which would have reducei ,t,a
month per scholar: ''i's pef
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. DIR. Minnigerode was in
the city yesterday.
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Geo. w. Clingempeel Is appointed post"
master at Wade's, Bedford county, VA,
Vice III. Ii. Meredith, moved away.
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school books, wholesale and retail, ut ELLYsoS
Il TAYLoa'S 1li5 Main street.
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r,c CRANuEST TUUSNAMENT OF TIE
sFAS ~. followed ny BRl, LIANTCOROSA-
TInx arJ II All. viii take place At Rnrkegi1le IN
v,jnaY The 2SIh Instant, on which occasion
Tu,kTY X NlGut ) viii contest the hnnors Of IN
H.IA The whole Is under The msnsEement OF =
-, rordrctcd strictly with view to ct inbina-
IAN " pleasure %nd propricty.
'tIyGANT ISNERS. at the nominal cost OF
:, ,enf< will bc Furnished bv the proprictors OF
isr,,ycral hotels, and FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Nh he In attendance.
Var ;hr accom- nj tortation OF the throng dcsiring
&, .t,rd an FNfJJSSIOS TRAIN, with band
~ -, nmstc viii leave Richmond that d.v At 81 A. NJ
-,rhIny Rarlcyillc at ia a. n. tcturninR. VIII
r ~ Rn,tcyIlc at n Saturday morning, arriving
=, KIchmnuh AZ Sis 4 NJ: thus giving an oppor-
,un,y enjoying the festivities OF the evening as
- ri IS the day. ooo,x
KOC y TICKETS, -. s.. aeIs at.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed At q, ss.so,
S.ls and u. per 600, at the D,spa.ea Printtnx
Establishment. " f i -, ,TIg:i ;,
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EbNE ssstSs2sS.
If NOU WISH
CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
JII1ES SYCLE ES'S,
ENnAM sIHEET. ht tMtCn 9Th and 9TH

~. has received a large lot of FLhNSELS. OF
4i htd,-s aud Crors. IN which lp. frs great Iii
.lu,.. M. uis as every one wishes such goods ut
this iuc ni tie YEAR, they wSald therefore, do well
ru glNr h!m a call
H., "rrs tu he public crest Inducements In The
NAY ,i ca NSSiMtRES. wiI,rb he VIII sell ! - "5c.
sui 90: pc; yard less Ihan th"N can lie bought this
s,,,,"n, and which are only suitable FOR IL ahd
wiptC:.
H.. VIII c;"n this day 20 dozen Genl's Merr"
SErlS ald drawers, which EC ufcrS ut last year $
p'rCg.
H.. also frers full line OF Fil Dress Gnods very
rir.p such rs Black Si!ks, irish forlins, Is Jin-
Naltncs, AlpacaG, NrrinoS, Empress Cloths, aid
Irsh PEGS Bca, he'd Brown, aud other DCmcs-
lIrs--a 'ul assortment.
0hlr;, five .irs nj Blankets on hand, which h.
,t,re at last year: prices.
E,m, macr, goods have advanc"d.
Jui JUS SYCLFS.
:i5 Eroad stree. hc!wc II 18th aud s b SIS.
$AlESMfS i. }. Turnct, Jolu n. Gary. w.
II. IoN,ts, aua i. -. ell.
~iri, closed ,n SATURDAYS. an %
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MILITARY NOTICES.

. SLL THE NoVELrIgs IN fashionable jsNelry, for
summer wear, opening at NowLAS 4 co.'s
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STRAiED from my brickyard, at TEr
- POwnaIan, my medium sizrd PALf GfE..
RED COW. Tee tips %! her horns ara sawed III;
no ether marks remembered. She was giving
about Lna and ! hall x Hops Of Lik per day.
FIVE DuLuAHS reward win be Paid for her de-
l,vtry 70 Inc. [au 22-3lsl GEO. :. PRINCE.
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CHOICE NEW GOODS for bridal presents now re-
ceiying u. NowLAN Il Co.'s.
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New York Ledger, Weekly, and Star
Jo~rnGs' for this week, received from Ely
sun II Taylor, 111G Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

y, .HE PUBLIC souoors ov r..
thu hc"ssai,f..Ihe fonn,'he following Is rsnlr. tLp d
tnos o leeteipts and expenditures nr tha"tt tha. Oh
CHI y, tne public schools for FairTsIstsra s sras
:TnIr' p' l1r The scholastic year end,"a @ "mi soi
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FOR SALE.

7TUST ARRIVED, thirty head I'M
~ of fine young HORSES and MULES, Esa1v
which am prepared to seilon reason X.X -
Also one palr or, NJ lTCH HORSES and pl a.
TON. John ID. CLARKE,
., su l9-1w at Lannkin's stable 1853 franklin 81.
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. CALL AND EXAMINE the rich imported goods q
aud rare sts les of new wJsweIry jsss 6peneds. -
SO NowLAN q Co.'S, - f..
~ Cn.ner OF Main and 10th streets :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

VISITORS To the Firgir Ia spFrngs shoais exam q
our I'D nihcsLt stock of jewel1y and dis-
noa,d goods. Eow1AsN Co.
CorTcr OF Main aud 10th streets. 90 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

TIXPECTlNG TO 60 SOUTH, ] will OIL
T. sell nr rent one Of the most desirable ~
TOR tHOUSEs, with REsrA uKAN,re - attaeneu;' M
ar Glover Depot. Also, aSTQREHOUSE I9L lelt
= darsss % - L.. b. Sn EAD,i, ,f y
an J5Iet 'f,. Glover Depot, Halifax.