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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-26

Tue LONDON COMMUNE TRIUMPHANT
BATTLE OF EPPING FoEEsT-LORD COWLEY'S 8
PARK FENCE DEsTRoYED.-[ Correspondence
NY. World. 1-LondOa, July 10.-The Lon
tion Commune" made its first demonStra-
ation against the powers that be on saturday,
and after il briei struggle came oil vlctorl-
Gus. The success thus won will no doubt
lead to other attempts In the same dlrec-
ton, and us the Government is weak and
afraid to act with much vigor, it will not
he surprising if the Commune" soon pro-
ceeds to deeds of much more gravity than
those which it has thus far accomplished.
Lord Cowley had fenced in part OF
common. The crowd went out TO The spot,
and in public meeting passed resolutions
denouncing the act. The police, deceived
by the tranquility which had thus pre-
vailed, supposed that nothing more was to
be done, and they were withdrawn and
marched oil towards the city. No sooner
had they disappeared than the word was
given to proceed to business. The crowd
moved toward Lord Cowley's enclosure,
and massed itself along its entire length.
A signal was then given; the men rushed
au the fence, and in five minutes they had
completely demolished it., breaking down
the rails, shattering the palings into frag-
ments, and overthrowing the posts. The
work was so quickly done thar, although
the alarm was at once sent after the retiring
police, and they returned ut full speed to
the scene of action, they did not arrive till
all was over, and the people were hurrah-
Ing over their triumph. The police made
a charge ut the crowd, and arrested o man
and O boy; the mob stroye to rescue them !;
a scrimniage occurred but the police re-
tanned their prisoners, and, large reinforce
ments of police now arriving, the people,
satisfied with what they had accomplished,
returned to town. All that night and yes
terday the forest was guarded by large
bodies of police topreyent any further de
molition, but no other attempt has been
made by the populace. g
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CnARGEn WITH VIOLATION OF TIE PILOT

CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF THE PILOT
LAw.-Captain Il. Kirby, of the tug boat
"James Murray," was arrested yesterday
ut the insligation Of Captain Sam. Drum
moud, II Virginia pilot, for an alleged vio-
lation Of the eleventh section Of the pilot
laws of Virginia, which states, eff any per-
son not authorized by law, or any pilot
after removing from the state, shall under
take to conduct or pilot Il vessel to or from
sen. or to or from any port or place in fir-
ginia; or if any master or person on board
of any steamboat or tow-hoat, not towing
exclusively on James river, shalt tow
a vessel to or from sea, or to or
from any port or place in Virginia,
except rs authorized by this act. with
out having pilot on board such YES
sci, if ore shall offer his services, he shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be imprisoned
in the county or city Jail for not less than
one nor more than three months, and fined
any sum not exceeding sl0O, at the discrc-
ton Of the court"
Capt. Kirby left Baltimore day or two
ago, having in tow the harks Wavelet and
Peter c. Warwick, bound for this port. Gin
passing Old Point the barkS were hailed
and offered the services Of 4 pilot, but re-
fused, and were brought to hichmond by
the tug; whcrcupnn the warrant was got
ten out by Capt. Drummond, and the case
will be tried III the Police Court this morn-
inc.
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Ludicrous Scene I'm n Nashville
COurl-A WOmnn's Defence.

From the NashvilIe Republican Banner July 81.
In pursuance of decree of the Law
Court, entered in the case Of Gilmore vs.
Gilmore, commanding the sheriff of David
son county to proceed to No. 500 West
Church. street, and remove thcretrom the
stock of groceries, furniture, &c., l.. l..
Losey, deputy sheriff. went, accompanied
by two assistants, to the place designated,
for the purpose of removing the property
After Introducing himself and making
known his mission by reading to Mrs.
Gilmore the decree, the official was
very emphaticaly informed by her
that no portion Of the goods could BE-
removed while she remained alive. After
yainly endeaToring TO bring her to terms,
and explaining that his duty was plain and
imperative. and could not be avoided rs 4
necessity, he had q warrant for her arrest
issued for resistance of an officer. The
warrant was placed in the hands OF Con-
stable Jones, who, accompanied by Con.
stable Menees, proceeded to the scene.
After their arrival and explanation of their
errand, MIR. Loscy again proposed to Mrs.
Gilmore that if she would make no further
demonstrations he would withdraw the
warrant and subject her 10 no trouble.
She, however, was incxorable; whcrcupon
she was arrested by the constable named,
placed in 4 carriage, and driven to the office
of Justice w. A. Wherry; but before reach.
ing there she had we'll nigh demolished the
carriage, breaking the glass and tearing ur
the lining. No violence was used further
t han that necessary to her arrest, and The
only injury sustained Ivy her, which was
slight, resulted from her thrus.lnS hcl
hands through the glass.
When set down in front of the ma"lS
trate's office Mrs. Gilmore greeted one o
her co1npa9nO'sS de UOyage with Wcll-dl
| rected blow in the face, which startled him
| TO say the least. Her case at last disposed
OF, rather ludicrous episode occurred
Judge Parker baving gotten into a little
lInplcaSantness with JOHN Newton, the lat
| ter deliberately took up an inkStand anC
poured It's contents on The learned Judge.
head. The fluid flowed in rapid streams
| from his face to his spotleSs shirt bosom
trickled down to his feet, and almost in
stIntly tranSnogriiCd bim into Il fifteenth
amendment Of apparently fast coors. A,
soon as the Judge got this ink.liDg of hi.
professional rivaFs intentions he fell bacl
on the Codc-not pistols and coffee for two
but certain bulky volume, which PROVED
rather too heavy for Use us L missile, The
Judges muscular development not being
adequate to the emergency a; so he dropped
the huge tome and lett the Office in disgust
after small contribution had been assess
ed on each of the legal gadiators rs 4 sooth
ing specific for the wounded dignity OF thu
court.
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SUMNER BEADING NEW BOOKS JUST OUT
The following new oooki are for sale by LLfsoN
,s TAYLOR, next to the Disp .tch office, and will
he mailed to any ADDRESS upon receipt or price.
Persons going 10 the country should supply them
selves before leaving the city:
James GOcdou's Vile, 50c.:
almost Faullless, by Author Of Book for
Gove1nesses,' 5cc.;
The Wife OF Vain Man, by Madame Schwartz,
81;
Birth and Educ cation by M,dsme Schwartz, 81;
Lutte SunshEc's Holidsy: a Book tor Girls, by
Author OF J..ha Halifax, 0oc.;
Red IS !. Rose Is she, 6oc.;
not " Wisely, but Too Well, 6oc.;
Cor1c.h Up as Flower, &C.;
Vera, 40c;
Island Neishbors 75c.;
Little Mtn, By Miss Alcott, Sl.50;
Ralph the Heir, by Anthony Trollope, sl.2s:
Guilt aud Innocence, by Madame Schwartz, 81;
| VIVA, by Florence Wilford, 5oc.;
Marquis and Merchant, Soc;
| Nigel Bertram's Ideal, 5ec.;
| The Last A ldipi, by Geo. Sands, s0c.;
Won, Not Wooed, Soc;
Daisy Nichol, 5oc.
| Reyinal Archer, 75c.;
Travels of Doctor of Phvsic, 81;
Ernestine, by Geo. Sand, 75c.;
| The Novels and Noyelists OF the Eigh.eentn Cen
tury, by VIM. Forsyth IL SO; g..
| "reminiscences Of Fifty Years hgo by MAX boyd,
$l.75;
| Lucille, illustrated SOC.
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~, IcLIcE COURT, TuEspAY-yust;ce r u
,;. Whate pres1ding.-The following cases Were r.
Edward Gilman, charged with ho;n.
drunk and unable to take care OF b,nsaE
Security in $50 for three months. ''en'
Robert Peay (colored), charged vv;tb
threatening, abusing, and accusing Moses Mes
Harris OF stealing his watch. DischarpeSI1 I' ?
VIM. H. Robinson (colored), charged with
throwing watermelon rinds in the street.
Fined ST.. WV
Tom Griffin, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care Of himself. Let of.
Silas Maxfield (colored), charged with
using abusive language to Elizabeth Gale.
Discharged. .-.....
John Gale, VIM. Gale, Elizabeth Gale,
and Sarah Gale, charged with assaulting,
abusing, and threatening Silas Maxfeld.
Discharged. Il, ....a. !. =. + -..-.. = -.
George Warberton, charged with being
drunk and creating q disturbance in the
Second Market. Fined $3.50. -'
Robert johnson (colored), charged with
hghtinS Maria johnson and creating dis
turbance in the neighborhood. Fined $3.50,
VIM. Bowles (colored), charged with as
saultDg, abusing, and threatening to beat
everybody in the neighborhood. Security
in 800 for three months in default, sent
to Jail for three months and chain-gana for
thirty days
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SERIOUS AFFAIR-0ne Brother Attempts
to Shoot Another.-Tobias and Mitchell
Eacho, two brothers. living in Rockets,
were arrested yesterday by Sergeant Whit
lock and Policeman Ogilvie and taken to
the first station-h0use. Tobias states that
while dining with his brother they got into
an alteration concerning some trifline
matter, when Mitchell seized a table-fork
near by and inflicted two severe stabs on his
head in the region Of the right temple,
whereupon he knocked Mitchell down and
seizing gun standing in the corner snapped
a cap at him as he was making his exit from
the door. Tobias was hailed In the sum OF
$4,000, with MIR. John E. BoSsieuX as Sc
curity, and will have q hearing before
Justice White this morning.
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jon PRINTING.-Wecal call the attention or mer.
chants, clerks OF courts, shsriGs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, anS
slf Others having orders for printing, tothe faci-
tie. sIIered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB
LIsuMEsr for the prompt and faithful execution
of All kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish u,
short notice Cards, B1l-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
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DKY GsSOsyS.
A LMOST GIVEN AWAYl

; lawns at 10. tai and lsac.; .,...,., s,,,, =,
GRENADInES, with silk figures and stripes, .
fxTRA BLACK SILK GRENADINE q. &c.,
ssPLsiNDID JAPANESE PoPLINs a. asc.,s
WiifTE and COLD PIoUEs a. IS a7i and soc.;
= PyCSILENT BLK and COLD ALFACAS
JArANEsE SILK PATTERNS, al, cofors;
BLACK and COLD SILKS at 8l.7s, q, and
' FIG 6RFD IRISH LINENS at soc., worth 7sc.3
. NOTTIh G dAM Lace, for curtains, At soc'
and 7sc.
: LLAMA LACE SHAwLs at sl2. worth sls.
, LLAMA LACE sHAWLS a. Sl5, worth s2s.
jLAMA LACE SHAWL3 al Sis worth $40.
Bisck and colored dGRENADlNEs SaAWLS AZ
%. worth $5.
Best Pongee silk PARAsoTs, alt sizes.
REAL Kid GLOVES at 81 and 81 SO, very de-
sirable.
Linen and Cotton Shee.ing, Quilts. Towels
Napkins. Table Linens. aud lots Uf other goods,
at very low prices TO re luce stock.
WIN. THALHIMER & SONS,
1yA ....- No. COL Broad corner eth street.
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MAILING THE AcTs.-The officers of the
State Library are busily engaged just now
bers of the Legislature. In addition to the
members and the various county and State
officers who are entitled to copies, it is GUS
tomary to send a copy to each State in the
Union. Twenty-Five hundred and eighty
live copies have already been mailed and
sent away. ..
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RAID on A DANCE -HoUsE.-CaptainT Tyler,
with small squad of the police force. made
a raid on Spri-g>'s dsnce-houSe, on Cary
street, nea, 18th, last light about 10 O'Clock,
and brought IL 1itGy men and women, OF all
ages, colors, and professions. This den has
given the police more trouble, perhaps,
than any other place in the city. 1t is 4
place where men and women of the worst
charactc cr assemble, and is the headquarters
ut night for thieves ard ya9abond>. 1t is
hardly probable, however, that these houses
can LAST much longer, rs the authorities are
determined to break them up.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.-D. w. Moore was
arrested last evening 10y Captain Tyler on
a warrant made oath to by Alr. X. j. Smith,
charging Moore with lnl.Wiully and feloni.
ousty lttcring and attempting TO employ as
true, with intent to dcfralltl, IN altered re-
ccipt for S&jG.57, purporting to be the re-
ceipt of II. j. Smith, and dated May %,
1870, he (Moorc) knowing the receipt to he
altered. Moore was baled to appear this
morning before the Police Court.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At meeting
held by the Dutche Schutzer Blind on yes
tarday the following officers were elected:
NJ. Saal president a. Unkel, vice-presi-
dent ; j. Tha!himer, secretary; FL. Phil
lipS, treasurer. ...
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The people OF Richmond have come TO the same
conclusion in regard TO the HOWE SEwIsG MA
CHIME as the judges did at the great Paria xpo-
sition OF ls67viz., that it is the BEST. We Invite
all to call and see the HOWE In operation mt s3a
Main street. Il z:r !. y. F.hckEySEY.s
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MAD-DoG K1LLED.-Cn yesterday morn-
ing Il small terrier dog belonging to Capt.
Putnam, who keeps u saloon on the corner
of Broad and 10th streets, showing evident
signs OF hydrophobiu, was killed by It's
owner. For several days previous the dog
had shown signs of sickness, but being i
tavorite with his owner he was tied up
until Yesterday morning, when the symp-
toms being undoubted, hewas killed. The
day previous he had bitten Capt. Putnam
on the hand, inflicting painful but not
serious wound.
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Tour OF IEsPRCTIoN.-The committee on
streets generally made a tour of inspection
over the city yesterday, and determined 10
recommend some appropriations for vari-
Gus minor improvements, and for repairs to
the streets which they deemed actually ne
cessary. The day was consumed in their
inspection, though not much business was
trans3cted
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WHAT NEXT 9-Ihe field Of Invention seems 10
te cxhsustess. One OF The latest aud most de-
lightful novelties we have scea is the ,Coud.nsed
Soda Water, prepared by WOOD 4 soSs, hlch-
mond, Va. II is In the form Of POWDER has the
favors OF various fruits, and Is sweetened anu
charged with gas. A moment suf1ices to prepare
IL aud then you have u beverage that would have
made Jupiter discard the tabled nectar and substi
tu'e this incomparaby delicious article. Its con-
Vehience. Its cheapness, and its superiority ovel
most of the ordinary soda water are RAPIDLY bring
Ing IL into general use.
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FIRE IN THE CoUETY.-The smoke house
of Mr.. VIM. Brauer, who resides on the
Mechanicsyille road just outside the city,
was destroyed by tire at about IL O'Clock
on Saturday night. 1t is suppose d to have
been the work of an ndiary.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE, July 25. 1871
w. n. Redford, Richmond; j. Blumbling,
Richmond; Miss G. Hughes, Springfield !;
james Scott, Alabama; Mrs. NJ. Porter,
ChncOteauue.
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ExcURsIoN1sT KILLED.-One Of the party
who left the city on Monday evening on an
excursion to Washington city fell off the
train and was run over. One of his legs
was cut of, from the effects of which no
dlcd: Ills remains were brought to the
city YESTERDAY.
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: AMUsEMENTs.-A day of pleasure may be
experienced ut the Fair Grounds to-day
occasion, for the benefit of st. PatricRs
Church.
A novel entertainment-garde concert
and ilumination-at &. SaueI's tonight.
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ELECTION OF MASONIC EDUCATIONAL Off.
GERS All a regular meeting of The Masonic
Educational Committee, held at Washing
ton Hall OH Monday evening, the oath in
slant, the following officers were elected for
The ensuing year: DIR. John Dove, pcesi-
dent j. B. Uupuy, first vice president; b.
K. Wexford, second vice-president Tbos.
L. Dudley, treasurer; !; S. B. Jacobs, secrc-
tary. Board OF directors: DR.. John Dove,
Dr.. Petertield Trent, John f. Regnault,
Powhatan Weisiger, Thomas II. De Witt,
John A. Lynham, Beverly r. Wexford.
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Carte de-Vistte. Portraits OF the lamented Col.
D. LEE POWELL Will be presented to his pupils
| on application at the LEE" GALLERY, s2o Main
street This picture is considered by his friends
10 be lbe best eStant.
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ARD CLOSING OUT SALE.
III SUMNER Goops MARKED DOWN RE-

AL SUaMTR GOODS MARKED DOWN RE-
... EhRDLESS UE CO3r.
MIST BE SOLD AND Will BE SOLD:
REGULAR PANIC PRICm>-HOW lS THIS
! 49,. FOR LDWp
Ii wards JAPANESE Pf f'PLiS for SL50, worthR
10 yaris .iA RL PnSLIS for 5oc., worth Sl.sc;
Is wards IAkL PGPLIN for 81, worth ~;
Is yarIs MARL POPLiN for 75c., worth o.;
Is yarGs F!GURED DGRHEADiPhSt tbiacS ground
aud also colo rcd gronLd) for 3L cheap at ~:
Beautiful (stripedl Is COWS SILK GKENADlNE
Gully 25c., worth 75c. per ysrd
GRESADINE SHAW, s at 70. worth g5;
Elrgaut FRENCH LAWNS 121c., worth 20c.;
a large lot OF lad es' and ais.cs' SAILOR HATS;
a. few BUFF LisEN SUITS for ladies', ready
. made.
GENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT.. s.a.a
WHITE SHIRTS for S1.l5 worth Sc; ,.
LIoLE THREAD UrDERaHIHTS &C.; worth
LINZ Il n Besoxs. very fine:
Very fine "a. S.) HANDKERCHIEF. 25c., worth
Fine WITT TWlI.LED DRAwERs-best;
CHARLOTTESVILLE CaSSIMEHFS;
BLUE tcoatng) FLANNs L. very fine; s- ia..ts
The best LINEN SHEFTIS5S;
lo-d ia, and l9.4 MA2SEILLES QUILT5-su-
perior;
rhe hest yard-wide BLEAOHED and BROWH.
CO rTON in the city at l?tc. ....
iy2o 1T .... 1913 Main street.
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Pain Paint office, No. io7 sth street, tetwaen.
Grace and Broad, whe: we give advice free, CIV.
ing all u satisfactory Application at the same
time free OF charge. only sskirg each one to pug
chase when relieved. .--ss-----.-.r---
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THE CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE will assem-
BILE this evening ut O'Clock at Virginia
iall. 9th street. A full attendance is ex-
nected.
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PRsssRvrSG.-as this is The season for pre-
serving, we cal attention TO Mr.. GEO. hLEis'S
.rge stock OF glass Jars and tin cans OF the most
approved pattern. His stock Is large and prices
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CoNMIssroNED.-The officers Of the Lee
Guard, Capt. Sloan's company, have been
commissioned by Gov. Walker.
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Conn ExCHANGE.-The new rooms for the
Richmond Corn Exchange having been
completed, arrangements are now being
made for the removal Of the Exchange.
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IMpRovING.-Wear are informed that Sheriff
Smith, who had his hand badly mashed in
cider-preSs ON Saturday last, is improv-
inc,
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SEVERAL pistol shots were heard last
evening in the neighborhood of Broad and
Mayo streets, but we could not ascertain the
cause.
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MILITARY ExAMINERs.-fIis Excellency
Governor Walker has appointed Gen. Al. ID.
Corse, Col. Charles &. Stewart, and Capt.
phil. b. Hooe, examiners under the 18th
section of the act to provide for the re-
organization of the militia, ,(approVed Mafch
10Th, 1871 } for the city and county OF Alex
andria and the county Of Fairfax.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT THE DIS
PATCH OFFICE July %, 1871: 8 A. NJ, 73o
l.. NJ, 10; L. NJ, G9o.
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Names of the killed and injured by the
falling of bridge on the line OF the Cnesa-
peakc and Ohio road last week Killed
Charles Moss and Joseph Stephens. In
jured-Gcorge Burke, Coleman 5. Hensley,
John i. Arne, Richard Bryant, 4. 4. Reed,
A. G. Hersley, anu Geo. Brogan.- Charles.
ton Neacs.
Vallandigham's estate, it is now ascer-
tanned, amounts to $4,000.
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ENVELOPES furnished aud printed ats ss.so'
$a7s, and ASs per Losa, at the Dispatch Printing
establishment
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AUCTION sAaEs To-Day.

PAINE & co. win sell at 10 A. n. dry goods,
boots, shoeo, hsts, clothing, hardware, no.
tions, etc,
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WI. Ride and "a Rare Horse Scenery on
>,v River Geology OF tho AIic.hantcs-
N,,hc Lead and Zinc Mines An Old style
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The St. Louis Times has taken the new
departure" or. as the Cincinnati Com"scr'
ctal would say, "has departed
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GentIsmen's furnishipgs, large STOCK, low
prices, at Z. B. spEscE SONS, 1900 Msln ssfeos'
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-Henry Jennings has
been appointed q notary public for the
county OF Shenandoah by Gov. Walker.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at SO cents per month payable I'm ad-
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ORIENTAL INITIAL PAPER. The best paper in
the city. fresh sucplG Just received at ELY
SON j. TAYLoa's, lllo Main street.
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j CLOTHING In endless variety and at low pE1ces'
stE. B. SPENCE & sos's, 1soe Main street. -
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TOO MANY GOODS ON HAND.

In order to reduce my stock by August lst' shsh
offer from this date
SOC. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES ~ 1"''
a5c. PLAIDS at 3oc.; ..ga:
soc. JAPANESE POPLINS ut ssc.;
a5c. ORGANDIES at 25c.:
CSC. GRGANDEES 1t 3oc.;
2ec. OR6ANDIES a. lf3c-;
lo.c. ORGANDIES at l2sc.;
Sas LACE POINTS at Sl2; .s. ...
$40 LACE POINTS AZ @i6:
Sl2.S so LACE POINTS at $40
he PARAsDL CUYERs at 9L6o;
And other goods In proportion, at
8. HIRSH'S,
,ss ea7 Broad street.
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!, CAIl at FRAYsEa,s new photographic estsbhen-
meut, lsll Main street, opposite the post~once. \.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-26

Try GOODS AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE.
In order to make room for our FALL sroCh'
we will sci, for the remainder OF the season our
largo and attractive stock OF Cry GOODS AT
COST, FOR CASH.
Our stock is full and complete, consisting III
part Of ,.'.4.
PLAIN and BIUCIIG GRENADINES
Full line Of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESs POPLINS and silks,
WHITE and COLOkED PlQUES'
CAmERlCs LAWNS, and PERCALEs,
WHITE and COLORFD LINEN LAWNS &C,
Also, full line OF
ChSsIMERES, LINENS, and COTToNADEo'
SiEeTlNGS,
.. SHIETIhGj,
TABLE DAMASk.
EAPB1ES
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
.r GLOVES, .-. ..'
HANpK ERCHlEFs, f. ..s1,) Z.
CO;.LAH4, CUFFS, ....,r:
LACES.
@.rMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C.
beautiful assortment OF LLAMA LACE foiNAS'
very cheap;
sxA.sips, UMBRELLAS and PARAs0Ls.
JOHN ". WOODFIN,
..s Ill7 Main street,
,v, Oppos..te Dispatch Office.