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The New York herald., 1871-05-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY S, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Ct Washington (Br, Jones, Lverpool-John
G Dale.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, Porland-J Ames.
BARK Queen OF the Scots (Br), Smith, Bremen-J hit
ney Co.
Bark Ardcnr tBr), White, Lubec-s L Merchant 4 Co
Bark Investigator, Ford Corunna--Carver 4 Barnes.
Bark j L Ward, Park, Cardenas-Jas Il Ward & Co,
4 Co.
prig Diana Nor, Hansen, Bremen-wend Tetens Book.
Brig San Juan. Morton. Para-C Ludmann.
Brig Marie Sophie (NG) Tschben, st Thomas Pension
Co.
Brig Eva johnson, johnson, Savannah Miller
Thomas
Brig II Rch Hopkins, Wilmington, NC-Jas Ward 1
Co.
Schr Hortcnsia, Norton, Demarara-Nller Houghton.
Schr Hattie L Dodge, Freeman, Barbados-H w Loud i
Co.
schr Meteor, Dunscombe, Hamilton Bermuda-Duncan
McCol
schr Ellen Thurber Yarmouth, NS-Hency 4 Parker
Schr Eva Adel Eaton, Apalachicola Richardson
Schr Lindsay, Mckay, Jr, Key West and Tampa Bay
schr Mauna Loa, Talbot, Jacksonville-yan gruni 4
Slaght.
schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, Charleston Evans Ban
Co.
Schr Helen. Perry, Baltimore
Schr + Arcu'arins, Gregory Salem-R W Ropes 4 Co.
Scbr Nellie Brown Higgins, Boson-S w Lewis X
Schr NJ Frye, Pendeton, Boston-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Robert Smith, Nckerson, New Acknowledgements
4 Wood
Schr Peck Avery. Norwich-RackettS 4 Bro
Soop Oregon, Wilson, Providence-H " jackson.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia
Steamer S Walker Sherein, Phiadep phia.
Steamer Mayhower, Futs Phiadelphia-
Steamer Fannie, Fenton. Phflafelphis.
Steamer A Sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
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ALABAMA AaO AATTlHJJGA RAILROAD.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Nav 9

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 8, 1871
The creditors IN this city OF the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad, against which road proceed.
ings in bankruptcy are pending in New York, met
Saturday night. They passed resolution OF conn.
dence in Mr.. stanton, superintendent OF the road
ana expressed their wiling ness TO walt until the
completion OF the road Tor payment. Committee
was appointed, consisting OF the heaviest creditors
10 confer Win superintendent Stanton and offer
him ad &c. The credit amounts 10 over half a mil.
hon dollars IN this city. The committee conferred
with Mr.. stanton to-day. lie said no help was
Sal NN-"
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EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

,boSpoS MoSEr MAREFT-LoSpos, Nav Arm p
M-CoIso!s oiosed at s both mOuey ana The
Ualted states nye,twen ponds, 1863, sO; iss5 old AZ
LIVERPOOL PEnylsfoSs sMARgrT-LrvIRpoo, yavs
sou T. M-bacon, 3ss per cwL for Cumberland e,t Sno,
rib middles, 4ls. I'd per N''' ''oi'
,Jospos PRODUCE MAHKYT.-LoS poS Mav q A m
At AZ. per cwt ~ "~ soH'V
LiyfEpcoL COTTON NmARKEr-LIyrRpooL Nav 81 ao
r. M-Ihe market closed quiet and steady. Mddlng nm
lands, I'D Psd; middunE Ur.eans 7zd 7ssd The
OF the dav haye Deen 1000 bales including zO for eypnrt
and specuation. Sales Of cotton ship named Al New
Orleans, at 7.lsL. for middling ~ "e"
The CoTToN NMovENEST-LfvvRpoor. Nav Arr,vod
steamer MnnesotA kron New York Apr 26 with so bae,
Of cotton ship Pfince>s Alice from Galveston Msych IT, win
So5 bales " cotton - "'N'
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pfNSSyL yAEA Rlllb0iN M,IItns.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, May s, 1871
Special meetings Of thesstockholders OF the Phi,a.
delpha and Reading Railroad Company, and Leba
non and fremont Railroad Company, and Northern
Liberties and Penn Township Railroad Company
were held to DAY for the purpose o voting by ballot
on JOINT agreement entered into by the two latter
companies aud the Reading Railroad for the conso.
cation and merging OF these companies with the
reading Railroad Company. The propositions were
adopted In both cases. 49,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Thuringia will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nlne O'Clock in the morn
ing.
single copies I'm wrappers for malling) six cents.
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BELOW.

Bark Cynthia Palmer from (by pilot boat G Ben
nett, No 81. -
Brig Ricardo secundo al), Capeo, Trieste Feb %
(by pilot boat J G Bennett, 10 81
Webb, No b.
Wind al sunset NV.
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nEiYi IRlsI IN DUTCH. ss cnnY1Y

PouGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, MAY s, ISL
- 1here Is an extraordinary change in the weather
lhe farmers IN Inc interior report heavy frost last
night. Jhe wind Is from the nortnwrs, nj yeru ,,
cold. ~ VIZ
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Died.

Died.
BARLING.-On Monday, May 8, after lingering
illness, JOHN BARKING, aged 70 years.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday, from
his late residence, 295 Henry street, Brooklyn.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
[FOr Other Deaths gee Z. n Pn1e.l
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SHIPPING Il EW S


Almanac tor New York -Th Day.
Sun rises. 49,. 40 Moon rises. morn 12 90
Sun SETS ....... O4 High water. ...eve IL IL
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.
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Marine Disa.ters.

Wind at sunset NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09
r1.E VIRGINIA Pilots.

THnITORs OF THE DIsPATCH.-Your
IL Ies "a c S1 s ssf WarSsE
.ss aya N,1rni sr pioss y
feel l sure that ynn at least VIII gee that this
chivarou body Of gens1emah OF nots Chi. v
res,aent IN Norfolk. composed OF fifteen worthy
PERSONS, who, with the assistance OF ssTerni
tt n nrotpcting the commerce Of their native
stste 1t Something's hapDens that certain .p ship
ipars q into their heads that they have as good
rael. ~ pilot their barks into our ports as the
plots themselves THIS right they acquired during IN
ranutaS,e manner. It Is the belief OF the Virginia
pilots that these gentry acquired their knowledge
cnemies of this State while they 1.-THE plosl were
aphting for the "lcst causen away from the en-,
dearing Influences Of home. Indeed tits believed
that most of theEe self-nav'gsting shippers were
during The late war spies. who Infested our Shores
and enGe3vored to incite our late slaves to1nsnr-
rection. And hence the bitter feeling eytnced by
our pilots wherever they come across fellows or
Asa body our pilots are high toned, hon
and nGx nave eXe To Se
service In the fleets of Burnside. Buyer. et roc
genus they returned upon the close Of ihe war 10
erty confseated and their families in state bor-
dering on utter restitution. Notwithstanding
which they set to work IKE brave men 70 s
acknowledge that there Is much to be commende9
In the eelf-denial or these patriotic pilots. HAD
thew hssaly abandoned their principles and nc.
cepted the lucrative offers made by the enemies OF
Virginia, who would be so bold as to delend mem
nnw2 The laws of Virginia make It their duty 20
hall all I'm ward-bound craft with offer OF pilot SER
vice, and none but pa-simonious Cape; $,
refuse to run UP their Jack In token OF Ifiend,y
tihese Downeast captains should wish to have =.
our pilot laws abolished Int the nn te Or
reIfsh and iniunftous behests. Were the pllot
laws abolished these Downeasters, who Know as
much OF our walers, and probably llttle more
all foreign trade and mouopolize unto themselves
the pilot business. ,,..oa =, ,,to
AS mere Iant OF Richmond. lnterested IN Ies
welfare and commerce. ask hat you VIII ln user
thIs article which IL Intended rs feeble Vlndica
tion OF the pilots OF Virginia. ,. D.
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pLUCKY STUD ENTS.-A correspondent of
the Boston Journal, writing from popular
watering place, has this to say about some
very genteel walters
"A few days since was at hotel, where
I noticed three or four of the male attend
ants Ut the table possessed unusually intel
li2ent faces, and appeared in every way to
all questions came Enthusiastically from edll-
Gated men. SO it proved; They are stu
dents at q New England college, who adopt
this method Of being rather pleasantly locu-
ted during vacation, and ut the same time
lay up something 10 delray their expenses
at college next winter. There is something
heroic i'll accepting the situation IN
this manner, rs they are prompted to do
this work mainly by desire to secure
means to enable them to compete with the
more fortunate in securing good educa-
ton. They are very efficient iii their new
position, and would be willing to make 4
small wager that young men with such
pluck will not be easily thrown in their
wrcstlc with life. The world admireS the
stamina Of those noble youth who wear lead
in their shoes and eat beafsteaks that they
may get up sufficient muscle to win the
race 1t the next regatta, but how trivial is
their training when compared with the
training these colleglans are receiving, who,
in spite ofunpleasant duties, are bent upon
going through college, and willingly make
any sacrifice to reach the goal !! There is
something Democratic in this kind OF seryl-
tude which is pleasant to think about,
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Mg GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE

F.. Me- GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety OF CAKES at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The hest CRACKERS, all kinds, at RRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 ain street. ...-t.
PIES a. S, 10, and l5c. piece at BRIGdS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, To7 Main street
PiG-NIC SUPPLIES, st the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hills eau
be- supplied with all Of these at Mr.. BOB EFT
WERNk'S, on 18th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BkIGGS'S BAKERY,
jy1 o7Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

\ COOP EXHIBIT FOR THE SoUTH.-t IS
hardly credible, so accustomed are The
southern rs well rs the northern people to
thinkin" that the North fur exceeds the
South in all matters of business, yet it Is q
fact that it appears that the value OF domes'
tic exports during the fiscal year last ended
was S.:39, 1868 from the great northern
ports of New York, Philadelphia, anu
Boston. and SOS, SOl ,G51 from the Insignia
cant southern ports of Baltimore, Charles
ton, Savannah, Mobile, Galveston, and New
Orleans. Even Galveston, Texas, exported
more than Boston
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

We have had much to say OF late about
Mr.. GREELEY because we thought in him
were embodied the good and the evil
sp!ris of Republicanism. lie is for am
nc>ty, and he is for persecution of the
South under lying preteXts and unconsti-
tutional means. He is for protection or
American industry, and he Is for the ill-
PRODUCTION of the inferior races Of Asia and
Africa 10 lower the rates OF compensation
TO labor, and degrade it in every sense. He
IL for elevating to the highest standard al
responsibility "labor" In all its phases,
and at tue same time for dwelling 1t down
to the low platform of Chinese and Alri
can soeial economy a sort Of degradation
which is utter annihilati6n TO the noble
pride and manhood of the American work
man; and more and worse than that,
threatens the pure Caucasian race with
miscegenation and adulteration, fatal to itS
dignity and supremacy.
nhe prominence Of Mr.. GREELEY makes
him the mark which cannot be overlooked
Ills Inconsistencies and the balefuI inIlu-
cnce OF his abominable theories are tn,
more proper oayeSts VI siitlciso LOT tni'
prominence and the control he exercises
over the Republican party. Yet we have
kind feelings for Mp. GREELEY. We believe
him to be personally amiable and kind and
disposed to help the distressed. Nor dc
we blame him for all the deliberate acts OIL
wrong and outrage perpetrated by the
Tribune. He Is not the perpetrator, nor
is he the iustigator of them all. He
bias sins enough to answer for, but the
Tribune many more. Parodying Madame
RoLAND,s celebrated remark, we may say !:
Oh, GREELEY. how many ontrages and
iellies are committed in thy name!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

The following Is from the Terre Haute
Mail: - If the party who plays the accord
con in this vicinity at nights will only
change his tune occasionally, or sit where
we can scaId him when the engine has'steam
on, he will hear Of something to his sd
vantage"
In looking over copy OF this weeks
Consnl0aer, I've regret to observe the omis-
sion OF Resolutions Of 'a5. We wanted a
copy of them to paste into our, hat.-Gias-
csHgGa Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

Sd,rheion. 4 Legend Of the Great Queen.
by G.. J. WHYTE, Melville. ID. APPLETON
l. Co. Price, 60 cents. ali
We have received Il copy of the above
work from ELLysoN Il TAYLOR, booksellers,
ZIG Main street.
Recent Discussions IN Science. BY HERBERT
SPENCER. ID. APPLETON Il Co.
For sale by ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, 1116
Main street. Price, $1.5O.
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A CADEMY. OF THE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons Of this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic yesr begins 9A
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTENfER. PsIsst,
aud guaroians who wish TO secure for young lsa;"
In . hrst-class boarding school the benefits OF
sond and refined education, with msternsl super"
vision over their health, morals. and msnnets.
VIII nave no reason 10 regret their cb dice Of wy
healthy beighes OF Richmond, IN buildings rn-
larEed to admit additional applear Is. tse plpas
enjoy ample grounds. picturerQrle views, shu
every facility uncer an improved system, sad "a
Efficient corps OF teachers for tfeir coD.eatmta'
and pro2ress. II s,.s-.
For prospectus Of terms, apply to Super!c'ess,
areas -. ,s.a..I..s6 =. aul tsepl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

In the present state of the AIRS Poehca,
LEFT it. once for all, be understood that
smooth versification is no proof Of genius.
Ne,p York Tribune.
We have tried for years to convince our
friends who are POLITICALLY inclined that
smooth yerSitication is not necessarily
poetry nj al. much less poetry produced
by true genius.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

D BILIOUSNESS AND INDIGES-
TON The e two complaints are mole general
at this SEASON of the year than at almost any other
They ure closely akin; for billousness always in
wolves All imp aired Digestion and indigestion is
necessarily an accompaniment OF disordered or
torpid liver. Happy the man or woman who can
boast OF stom ach that has never felt the horrors
OF dyspepsia, and to whom that great secretiye
agent the liver, has never given pain trouble.
Not one In thousand can lay claim to entire i'm
then, shall they be regulated! Not by powerful
catharrIcs, allernated with ordinary st mulauts,
but by medicinal inv,gorant, like HUSTET-
TER'S STOMACH B1TTERS. which combine in
due proportion tie tonic and the Alternative priu-
ciple. Wherever there Is church. school,
house, and general store, this famous
medicine may be procured. No village mer.
chant ii ads IL prudent to be without It, for it is
Inquired for every day by every class. = he
workngm n buys 1t because Il increases his
capacitc for toll and L. followed by no reaction.
The effect or the salubrious roots, herbs,
&c, Of which II is composed. dtffIsed through
the basis OF the BiTTERS, is most heaithlul
and invtgorating, The scholar, the merchant,
and In fact, all men whose minds or bodies, or
both are In constant exercise. Will derive benefit
from tts use. TO persons of sedentary habits 1t
supplies, IN some measure, that scttvity In the
circulation which is obtained by physical exer-
tiCn and Is the b.st know remedy for cousti patton
4 SIX 'or Hosteaer's Stomach Bitters, and do not
be coAxed into purchasing any OF the limitations
and frauds sometimes offered In It's stead. !....t
au 7-eodlw&wlt g.. . r, r..t.1
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DIEDs.

onsths m.rnoe OF 4 ugust h. ISL a. hi . rssa,
dence in King and Queen county, o, earon Of
pichmond In the 57tt year CT his aga.
Waabinqton d. O., papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

!. PrK!seE EDWARD NEW CouRT-Housg.- -
Bid, VI contractors will be opened on Fri
day. and the work viii progress without
tsia,. =
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CLOTHING.

HLOTHING.-La Large and unbroken stock
" or Hue and fashionable GLOTHIfvG is yet on
hand at the new store. hoe haln street Ny stock
OF L1NEaS, ALpACAS, and FhANNELs, are
none need fan to be suited The stock Is entirely
new this season, gotten, up IN the most recent
styles, and with every advantage In the interest Of
the consumer. Cali and ex anime. With corps
or polite clerks, and charge for showing goods.
theIe Is no such word - fail "At.st5- .l5 !
NEW STORE. ,... WM. IRA SMITH,
aus HOO Main street. /
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WANTED, T.. t-...-. .:.. p.
w IS barrels OSIOSS, ....
IS barrels POTATOES,
100 bushels WHOkT EBERRIEs.
=. ii. A. DAYTON,
jyA No. 10 10th St., bet. hatn anu Cary.
ys,ceas san s'shY'1s, n Eas ]

NEW LAW, August lSt.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have all the NEW
Law BOOKS. Nistth' MSS Criminal Law, IS /;
Hump on Bankruptcy. Ram on Legal Jndgmen u
Bishop on Married Women, Flanders on 1nsur-
ance, Leading Ia.es on Bulls ana holes, Whar-
ton on indictments, Lawyers Docket, &C, &c
au l-u&w -sa I
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ITO PAINTERS.
~ NEW ARTICLES MUCH NEEDED.
LIGHTNING AND JAPAN DRIERs,

LIGHTNING AND JAPAN DIFFERS,
which, when used In oil paints, win cause them
to dry In THREE HOURS.
They are recommended rs being superior to
any other driers heretofore used, and being of
light color are suitable forEwhits paints. sl.s..
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
ans !2is Main street,
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MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND HAIL
lVn Ct-AL, m4...se
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL;
ANTHRkC CITE COAL-RED AND WHITE
ASH-Egg. stove, and nut siZes;. H
..s..--. LUMP COKE. 80.
Families, factories, foundrles. and workshops
ALBERT BLAIR, p
au7- eodeet 18th Stree, near Mayo's bridge.
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Circulars sent on application. y 37-eodtSepl5

ClrcuIars sent on appIIcitlOn. Jy zI--tOdtStPt'
TCLECTIC INSTIT TIE, BALTl-
THIS school will open, Us usual, on the 18TH OF
SEPTEMSER and close JUNE 25, ls7-. Number
OF pupils iiniited to forty. The summer session
bcgins the nth OF April every year, and papil'
msy be enter ed either for the hslf session, closing
list september, or for full scholastic session.
closing first week In February. For clrcnlars'
apply to Principal. Iit-eod-M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

NAPLES:
Linens and Linen sheetings;
Brown and Bleachad Cottons:
Cotton sheetings and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c. -.
lat old prices, although advaucing.)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves, 49,.
Cassimeres, &C.. for gents and boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer and Fall Poplins Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold of at half
vxue, as their INVENTOR season list September)
approaches. /. It. PklCE CO.,
jy 90 IDOL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

GLOVER HILL COAL-FUEL.-The
4 last month OF summer IS here, and those Wish
Ing FUEL at pKaGs ~ hh Se
TioVer nm Railroad Company in putting their
prices so low, added to their claims as home cor
porstion, should influence large patronage Ere
sent prices are S. for BEST LUMP and a. so for
HAIL CLOVER HILL COAL. If you want good
coal and full loads, buy of tue veterans of the
trade W. C. BRAZEAL, and
~ " .-. j. +. COTTRELL, p.
MI o-1m ------ Corner Gary and 9th sta.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE
wv =. UNIVERSITY.
- LEXINGTON, VA.

NIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENT.l.
~ NEERISG, ut the Rensselaer, Polyttchnp In.
stitute, Troy, N. 7. A higher and more pr cica
Course OF Instruction VIII be given here nan has
ever been attempted elsewhere IN thS cnunery
Rsopens Sept. 18Th. For the Annual Re lister. cpu.
tanning improved Course Of study, adj fdIl par
ueuiars. apply TO PROF. CHARLs BROWNE
Director. ts an .-dlm
MISS KATE CLOPTJN's SCHOOL
No. iG2 east franklin stree. Tho dates OF this
school will he resumed op MONDAY, October
81, 1874. The musical DEPARTMENT Will be under
the care OF Mrs WV, II. POWERS. For cIcai,rs
OF terms, apply to MIS-. POWERS,
au 2-3m at the schcot-rOoins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

r. Il. rEICE 4 co, have Just opened
Brown, Green, B!ue, Bun, and Pink Cambrics
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves
Ladies' Col,red and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain ilks, cheap;
Cotton ana I.ise-Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhl2gan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
Coz SETS every make and quality.
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W. AUGUST, 1871.

MORE new AND SEASQNABLE DRY
600 DS.
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:" ANTED, SEVERAL WHITE WO-
w MEN, to do gene al Homework III thg city.
Wanted, 500 CUiutED WOMEN, for general
housewurk In private families In New York.
Wages, sl2 10 $2U per month.
j. Z. JUoT1S, Labor kgrEt,
ant No p15tii street
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WANTED, THREE No. lRONERS,
w for the Knckbrldge alum Hprings. Good
wages Will he paiu. WantedtI go immediately.
a.. .. EACHO,
au7-3t Resi- Estate , gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

WANTED, three or four GOOD IRON
w ETS ardeight or ten DI\ISG-hOOT SCR.
VA MS, for the sweet CGalyteate springs. iord
wags and fare to the spring.. amply To 4. d.
Ford. u Ill HIIOS. KINNFRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-09

VyI ANTED, a PARTNER.-.A middle
w seed gentleman. resident of this city Tor
several Years and having i capital Of ebout p3,coo;
good accountant, and correspondent IN SEVERN en-.
La; qua ges. wishes TO b come an ACIiVE LAh T.
which he could expeci fair ompens alton Tor MS
lahoIs Ena bleG to furnish frst-class references,
he shouin like to receive explicit COMMUNICATIONS
on th,. subec; with names preferred (all OF when
viii he stricLly conddential), directed to D. -,
to-
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afioat, 500
n tons best quality r. A. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which viii be sold from the vessels at low
higmes. -. -..... ......a
Cali and see my prices, and lay in your winter
supply Of coal before there is HI advance In coal
and freights In the northern markets. .'-'' i
WRIT ROBERTS, "A
jy1s Corner 18th and Dock streets.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-30

SCARCITY OF MrSEEs.--we have heard many CON-
plants lately from claim OF the scarcity OF
miners throughoutth the camp. Usually at this
of the year. and heretofore probably earlier in the
season, the stages from below have been crowded
daily with men coming into the mines in search Of
employment. Many who in the Fall had gone to
Boise Valley Grand Ronde and walla walla to winter.
generally found their way back weeks before the
miang season would open, but this year up to the
present time less number have arrived in the Basin
than during any preceding year. II we have as good
mining season as have q right TO expect from the
depth Of the snow labor will be greatly in demand
unless at early day receive large accessions to
mining population.