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MT DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY
AT A
REpuCTIoN or FROM rs TO 80 PEP CENT

Look at the JAPANESE PLAIDs st2o and CSC,
sold at the beginning Of the season at 30 ana
s5c.;
PLAIN mozAMB' QUEs at lsa'., worth asc.;
PLAID MozAhBIQUEs and LERos at iesc.'
worth rs and aoc.;
LAWNS at 10, l2s, and lr5c., all very cheap;
REAL FRENCH ORGANDY at &c., worth soc. !;
GOOD BLACK SILKS at 81, $L2s, sLso, sL7s'
and g.; >>..s
EMBROIDERED oRGANDIEs at DOC. per yard
worth 75c,;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at 49,, worth Csc. per
yard;
BLACK ALPACAs at a5, 80, 40, and Soc'' very
great bargains;
BLACK TAMIsE and BOMBAz1NEs IN all
qualities;
PLAIN ALL-wooLD EDAINEs, and FkEsCh
MERINOI in all colors;
Rest quality PRINTED CAMBRICs at 2oc., worth
s5c. per yard;
FIGURED, STRIPED, and rLA1D DELA1NEs
at 2oc., worth Soc;
JAPANESE SILKS at soc. and 81. worth II rs
and SI5o;
STRIPED GINGHAMs at lesc., worth 3oc.;
TIPPED GRENADINES at l5c., worth Soc;
A lot Of GRENADINES at SC. per yard, would
be cheap at &c.;
WASH POPLINs at 1sac., would be cheap at &c;
PLAIN CvLURED Lawns and CAEBRlCS
at reduced prices;
BISHOP snd VICTORIA LAWNS, over one yard
wide, at s5c, worth soc. per yard;
STRIPED MUSLINS at 90, 2s, and soc., and
upwards
SWISS MUSLIN from Is to SOC. per yard-au
very cheap;
SCOTCH GINGHAMs at 7sc., would be cheap Ut
Soc;
WHITE P.QUEs at 3oc., sold at soc. at the COM
msncemens of The season hteher-pr priced goods
as cheap in proportion
BLACK IRON BERAGE at 2sc., worth 4oc. per
yard;
superIor-quality IRON GRENADINEs st greatly
reduced prices;
For great bargains in DRESS GOODS, call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. aull
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THE STATE TOURNAMENT CONTENTION
A meeting of tournament riders and all
persons interested In this species of amuse-
ment will be held at the rooms over john
sons Restaurant tomorrow afternoon for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
State Tournament Convention, which as
sembles at Amelia Springs on the 9Th OF
September. The object of this Convention
Is the adoption Of rules and regulations for
the government of all tournaments, and IL
will be followed by a tournament at the
springs. Those who enter for the tourna-
ment will be the guests of Judge Farrar,
without expense to them. A large COM
pany is expected to be present on this occa-
sion. Three delegates will be appointed
from Richmond. The hour fixed for the
"primary meeting" is 4 o'clock.
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The KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ExcURsIoE.-The
presidi ng aoficer of Richmond Commands
cry, No. 2, *. T., has received informal
ton that the knights in Charlottesville
propose Joining those from Richmond ia
the excursion to;S Baltimore during the
General Grand EncapmeDt. These, with
those from Richmond, Norfolk, Port :
month, Petersburg and Lynchburg, will
make the Virginia party number about 100.
Royal Arch Masons who desireito sske or.
ders before the Baltimore trip should make
applications at once, as the Commandery
will soon commence drilling, and 1t is de-
sirable that there shall be no called meet
ings in September.
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Meeting Of Guests ut the Kockbridge Alum
Resolutions. &c.

Resolutions, &c.
RnCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA,
August Is. 18Th
At a meeting of the guests of this place. con-
yeued for the purpose OF manliesllng some e3-
nression of their feelings towsI DIS the proprietor
Mr. James A. Frazier, the Hon. Warren d. WOOD
ward, of Penusylva nia. was called to the chair,
and Gaorp, W. Tipges, of Baltimore, was ap-
pointed secretary.
On motion, the following committee WIS ap
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions, express
sfye Of the sense of the meeting to be 10
Mr.. FraZ,er, VIZ: Mes srs. James ReVell, OF An
napoli., Md Samuel g. Early, Of Indiana; X. q.
Cummings, of Louisiana; A. A. Winston, OF Al
alb I'M :, and Mr.. Devices, OF Baltimore.
The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by the chairman Of thu committee, ana
nm auimously adopted:
Whereas the guests Of this most dsl2httul ana
health-imparting me uotain resort ieei GUY "
make some. public m inifestation Of the high re-
gard IN which they hold their host, Mr.. James a.
Frazier, for bis uniform courtesy, gentemanly
deportmcnt, and untiring attention In contriou'
tlrg to their comfort and pleasure, cu'minating,n
his princely liberalty Of The magnificent Fancy
Ball and Supper With which they were honored
last evening: Therefore be it
Resokued, That the thanks OF thu entire COM
pany here assembled are eninently due, and are
hereby repeatedly rendered, to Mr. Frazier ior
his Efforts in catering to The wants or his guests
and providing for their comfort and enjoyment.
Rs,olred, That we recognize in Mr.. Frazier an
accom- plishcd and gallant gentleman, whole
souled and generous host; and we predict Tor
him continued and owe flowing success In his en-
teTprse.
RESOLVED, That In our estimation the fancy
ball and suppsr OF last evening, 80 generously
given by our host, was decided success, and that
his name and the occasion Will be embalmed, and
long live green In our memories.
Resolved, That this preamble and these reso u
tions be sigred byahe various committees OF las'
evening, at.ested by the chairman and secretary
of this meetiug. aud be presented to MIR. Frtzier
"a slight testimonial of our great esteem and ap-
probation.
Messrs. Thomas r. Hamb.eton, OF Baltimore
Edward Barnett, Of New Orleans, and Robert a.
Fisher Of Baltimore were appointed q commit
tee to D e,ent the shove to Mr.. Frazier.
WI. WOODWARD, Chm.
Geo, W. Tinges, sec'y.
Reception Committee Frank stone, Alabama
Edward Barnc. &, Louisiana; II. M. Cohen, New
York; Chas. III. Doushsrty. Maryland; Geo. w.
Tinee,. MARYLAND William Deyrtes, Mary land ;
Samuel s. Early. Indiana; W. ). WOODWARD
Pennsylvania. Tho. fC. Hambleton, Maryland.
Floor Committee.-B. Is. Adams, Georgia; 5Ss'
Reyell, Maryland; Richard Chamberlain, VIZ
ginia; F. H. Mast, Virginia; william Barney,
Alabama; z. Chapman, Jr., M. D., Maryland.
Suppsr Committee.-k. A. Winston. Alabama
e. C. Cummings, Louisiana; Robert 4. Fisher,
Baltimore; ". 3. Gage, Alabama; Robert 3.
! Lewis, Virginia; Tho. N. semmes, Virginia.
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THE REASONS WHY Dooley's Yeast Powder ts
preferred 10 any other hakiug powder In MARKET
are owing to its perfect purity, quality quantity
and economy. The ingredients are strictly free
from, deleterious substances, and hence the fun
strength OF each are obtained, and the results ara
uniform every time 1t Is used. This cannot be the
case in those of ordinary manufacture, aud for
proof Of our assertion We simply ask those who
have never used Hooley's Yeast Powder to give
1t trial. Your grocer keeps It.. Dooley Bro |,
manufacturers, 90 New street, New York.
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REVOLUTION in the manufacture OF coda wa
ter has been recently Effected by Messrs. WOOD q
SONS, druggi its, Of Richmond, Va. Their patent
condensed soda water combines all the Ingredients
requisite to produce this popular beverage instan-
taneously and at tring cos:. It is in the form Of
white powder, neatly put up In small tin boxes,
which can easily be carried In the pocket. For
household u.e, for pleasure excursions, trayei-
ecs, etc.. It is just The thing, and the immediate
popularity 1t gains wherever introduced proves
that the proprietors have struck the path that VIII
lead ON IN fortune, 49,
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ar GOOD !: BREAD s ALWAYS /. I: { . TO Z BE

g1r GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGes's BAKERY, 7e1 Main street,
The largest variety OF CAKES q. BRIGGSS
BAKERYsTe7 Main street. is n
The best 0RAcKERs,ai i kinds, al RRIaao's
BAKERY, saI Main street
PIES o. 9, 10, and isc. Q plece aslBRIaGs,s
BAKERY. II. 8 Il 81
ROLLS BUNS, BTsCUIT. and RUHKs ak
RRrGGs,s BAKEEY, so1 MEiR street, ~
PICNIC sUPpLaks,5st tho shoytest not.ce. as
BEIaGs,S BAKERY.
Persons iivinE ons Church and Union Hills ean
I'D supplied NTH all or ihese al Mr. ROBERT
WHRNA,s, on ssh street, near fisroad
Orders promptly attended af
BRIGass3 BAKERY.
ia sas Main stTeea
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:. Aac,,,ties of building great city
OF sne snI,.watcr. II Grcenock, upon the
on .ne - SO CLYDE. is a mere fishing station
sl. s,a r. With Glasgow. how are we 20
svnact great town TO be built at the
eA an,h Of York, or upon any Of the estua-
10. In Of the Chesapeake? Look at the sub
,cct and consider It and reconsider it, and
lie down at night, citizen Of Richmond,
nerfectly content-but mind you, not for
getting that you must have twenty feet Of
water in James river at low tide !
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The Roanoke Times is much enlarged
and improved. That is the Roanoke Times
of Salem, in Roanoke county. we have
two-nay, three Roanokes in Virginia, and
they are productive of confusion now aud
then. But we have only one Roanoke
Times. and, we will add, only one Colonel
McCAuLL, who is its editor. The paper IS
the largest in Southwestern Virginia, and
is conducted with decided spirit and enter.
priSe
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M.r Observation-Disclosures rno '.;r,,st
nartin shine. aged 40 years, . Tnacnln .sa !.
rss sLn S nn Oregon hin started to crosa the
river to the Belle Tale Work. where ,a ne h Mas
employed. Shortly afterwards ,f ms ards
vas found upset; a nen nls extinct The cir
cu n of bis death are not kno NV |.
Shine was an industrious man, ana Do 'a7,.s .
ea Since the above was written we have e, a.,
certained tbqt the body was ton lnaa , pE
youth named Gr'ffith nat'S ;,v h he found
h hut "un upwards in the river. Deputy ny
, u1ro of inquest fJohn H. Foster, foreman
found that caused . BY a sIde fell
drowning. IT is supposed t1as t en ntF from nm
osera and heine weak from sickness and
unable to swim, persisted before help eouio
he procured. - - 80 -
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. SOMEBODY'S NEaLECr.-Yesterday morn
inc Deputy Coroner Trent was called to
view the body Of colored man in Rock
denly on Monday. When the coroner ar
rived the friends OF the deceased were
about to carry his remains to the grave,
decomposition having get in. There being
nothing to throw light upon the cause OF
death, DIR. Trent gave the necessary certi-
ficate, and the body vas inferred ct the
expense of the city. The question arises
as to whose business it is to report sudden
deaths to the coroner? Here was case
In which body was lying above ground
for three days without his being informed.
Somebody is to blame, and somebody
should be held accountable. =
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A.,CrroS SALES TO-DAY

coOK SLAuGsToy~ill sen az 10 4. n. house '.'.
hold furniture, DO. =,
cpupRs q WILLIAMS VII sell at % T. M.
hn,id,ns Ia. on the east side Of s:h, between
puvsI and Baker streeS.
mn i,,,,nnrN vii, se,, at p. NJ q building lot on
tss nor,bss asst corner of Duyal and st. James
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1oHNoND PosT-oFr1cB. AUGUST H.. 1871
MIR. N. Hobson. P. q. Nicholas. Richmond;
q. A.. Gathright. Hampton; Carter ~
Jackson, Harrison's Sta. Miss; II. kicni.
son, Petersburg; W. A. Burnett, otaun'oh
Miss D. G.. Collins, Brookneal.
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onn FOREIGN TnADE.aTbe c AmssicsM,l
,r Go Waltham. 2O3 tons. Capt. Charl ss M ac
9[,s was cleared for Rio Greh .rda w
suI hy Haxall. Crens1aW @ 60 ac,, ye''oi
She She took out $3.50 barrels Of haur. o..zan
The north German bark dep,.nn, o,1se s YES.
master, entered at the Cu ~ sn,,r To- Rio
fsruad do Sui for Haxall, Crenshaw q Co.
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CLAIMS OF LoYALIsTs.-United States
Commissioner Pleasants on Yesterday took
depositions In the case Of VIM. Il. Timber.
lake, of Hanover. and Chas. P. Ioehr, Of
Henrico, who claim damages from the Gov
eminent as loyal sufferers during the war.
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sunnEs DrArH.-Mr. W. j. BeVlli d .ea
Suddenly Yesterday Of congestion OF ~ sh .
brain. He was about "A years OF a ~ q, =
painter by trade: and was , me,noe1 D "
Johns Lodge, No. ~; OF mh ha srobnIaI,ce
G e,tv of the city Of Richmond.
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ACCIDENT FROM A CARB1NE.-The son OF mr,
somnle Elicit made narrow escape I.n,n
death at Ashland yesterday IN atteInpt LII
to fire off an old army breech-inaoing a. az
bine. the property OF r neeFo f1ine ls face
a o,em ev ea Init under careful surgical treat
nuu the he is improving, and hopes SOON 10
entirely recover.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-Judge E. @. hi.
NORA new trial was granted James e.
Spindle. convicted of a gross offence, and
Annie Ellis alias Spindle, indicted for the
same offence, had her case continued until
the next term. Both parties were bailed.
Thomas Isaacs plead guilty of misde.
meanor in first case, and was fined S5 and
COSTS
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: s sns u Fdrscatirn has appointed tfe 'ol-
l ser scaol district. Louisa
comfy Jarrett ~ Hass ssesssoa !stss
King aud Queen county, si'o 80
lard. resigned. ~. so,,th River diq-
M. Matthew aes,,s =. county; vice DR.. James M
watson. resigned. - sz3 .ss
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TIE PORTSMOUTH SMUGGLING CAsE.-Wm.
n. LYONS was admitted to bail in the sum
Of 5000 to appear before the grand jury
for indictment. Thos. P. Jones waived an
examination, and was bailed In the sum oil
91 000
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Row IN HANovER.-A difficulty occurred
at Shady Grove Church on "Wednesday
night. in which man named Gentry stab
he'd one Earnest. The wound is regarded
az yery serious. Shady Grove is near At
lees Station, Hanover county, Va. -
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Fifty dozen fruit jars at reduced prices. GEO,
KLEIN, e,& Broad ST., has determined that every.
body who wants to preserve shall have no excuse
having put down his preserving jars at the very
lowest pricea. Give him CALI
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VISITORS TO the Virginia Springs should exau-
i1e our magnificent stock Of new tewelry aud dfa.
mond goods. NowLAN d Co.,
Corner of Msia and 10th streets. j
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ITALIAN UN1TY.-The Italians of Rich
mond have determined upon being repre-
sented in New York on the occasion OF the
great public demonstration of their nation !,
ality over Italian unity. MIR. A. Baratta IS
TO be the chairman of the delegation.
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7,.,,,crroa OF TnooPs.--The Lee .1nsr vs.
CAPT slp, sn msaf owens and Aaiutsnt,
Inspector ;Se Sani There were fifty two
Genera Gen ~ line. and in full uniform, nresenS,
ing "a me nespects SATISFACTORY Tonight TN, ae
In o az officers viii inspect the Wak e Li nor.
Gmard Ii 1Caps. Bass)at Bosher's Hail. oyi
nor 9th and Main streets.
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DEMoREsT for September and Euery Sat
urday for this week received from Ellyson
g. Taylor, 1116 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the suran1er
80 en-, chr, have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut so cents per month, payable In ao'
vince.
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: A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, by Charles Resde
hllnStrsted J will be mailed TO any address upoI
receipt of 50 cents BY ELLYsos & TAYLOR, I'LL
nj afs street 49,
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q CAvEp NY esterdaY afternoon small
blacksmith Is shop ON Eighteenth street, be-.
tween Franklin and Grace, fell In, and a.
little negro was slightly hurt by the aecI-
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CHOICE NEW GOODS for bridal presents now re
ceiring at NowLAN & Co.'S
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NV sTEAMER FOR THE OLD DOMINION

NV STEAMER FOR THE OLD DOMINION
IMsrE NE" Harlau g. Hollingsworth,
- Wilmington. Del, iron ship. builders,
are now engaged in constructing yet an
athar steamer for the Old Dominion Steam
shin Company. She will have capacity
~ 3 aN1 tons. and will he 265 feet long on
deck, 4lX feet beam. 23A feet hold; with
a beam. cine cvlinder 10 inches 10 DIANE
ter and II feet stroke. She will be placed
on the line between New York and Rich
mond. =. 49,
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A sPECIALTY-Reseryes dividend Policies
Widows, and Orphans BeneGs Life Insurance
CompsnY. D. B. MOORE, Agent.
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heavy STORM OF RAIN AND HAIL.-About
5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon yiolen t
storm of wind, rain, and hail passed over
Richmond. It lasted about an hour. The
fall of rain was very heavy, and the hail
was as large as the end Of a mans little
finger. During the fifteen minutes while
hail was falling the mercury in the Their
mometer fell 900. and the atmosphere con.
tinued delightfully."- cool for the rest of the
evening. The storm is reported to have
done considerable damage in the country.
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MI AesKl ED,

n, tho 18th instant, in Wellington. =: G.: oy
Tho Rav n Peyton Brown. ~. G. tt " ~ 70
Miss 4. Nj DAVIS; both Of Ricnmoac, Va.
NO cards.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RICHMOND. VA, Aug. H. 1911.
tGIDNEY GRAYS-You will meet. in
- full puiferm. at puker's p ark. on s.TuRA
DAY EVENING. 18th lust, ut 8 O'Clock, lar n
Inspection. Members .ho have not rsk.n their n
Everr member must report promptly. SecretarT
will prepare and present his records.
By order Of Captain Commanding.
MI 10 ct GEO. ". EkVfS n G
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HEApQ'Rs WALKER LIGHT UARp J

HEApQ'RS WALKER LIGHT GUARD
RICHMOND. Aug. 10, 1871
CPECIAL ORDER.-The members Off
~ tho company Will meet TONIGHT at DO. A
,sher,s Hall corner 9Th and Main strests In n
full dress, without arms and accoutremsnts, 70, \
inspection.
z By order Of ihs Captain.
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sPgCIAh NOTICES.
.AssETTs OVER $4,000

FIREMAR,s FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
10. OF SAN FRANCISCO, GAL.
c.n,.., ,oold, -. =. {. $500, GOO
surplu. igold). ss9627
ro,s, a,sets tpo,d, = ,..... s7eesa7
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 Virgins
Registered aud United States Bonds deposited
with the Treasurer OF Virginia for security OF
Virginia policy -holders. 80 ss,ss-.
New York Board or Reference: David DOVE.
George Opdyke, A. A. Low, 81. B. Clafin, W. =.
Coleman, John Winslow, James Lees.
: TreE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN At
THE LOWEsT CURRENT RATES.
The undersigned, representatives Of The above
arst-class liberal, and promps paying COMPANIES,
respectfully solicit the patronage OF those desiring
in0 - 0s THOs. NJ. ALFRIEND b SON,
Life, Fire, and Marine Insurance agents,
orIs.,m Office No. so2 Main street.
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spRoIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS. Xxx
Two to three hundred DRRSS PATTERNS, Auua-
upon their back counter, TO be sold OF Of half
value, as thsis Inventory, season list sepxmhers
approsches.i5!4 Z. r. PRICEeA CO.,
jy2s HOT Main street. Il
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HaRnosIOU. PRoCEEDIgGs.

Delegates Elected In Madison. Monroe ana
Jefferson Wards.
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ENVELOPES furnisned ana gl.assa = =, 49,,
ss.1s. and sAso per os GO sse
establishment
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m AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND, sEAsoEABLE DRY
$.s.a. GOODS. 5,s

S.APLKE: = .v2f..f 5-;-.tf
Linens aud Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cossons: o. =
Cotton sheetinRs and, Pillow Cottons ),
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
tAt old prices, although advaucingl
Linen. Bosom Shirts, Rcsoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Csssimeres; 90, for gents and boys.
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1,soorrr...A nns o. sc..anes 5sss
..oasusS & rILYson b lTArIcr's, lis NAE

s,,,,.p 8 rrrsas 81 nsv silver for bridal sod q
,.sh r n.essnts receiving d NoWLAH . Cots
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In accordance with the recommendation
Of the CITY Central Committee, Couserva-
tive mass meetings were held in all the
wards of the city last night for the purpose
Of electing delegates to the State Conven-
ton, which meets in this city on the 5oth
instant.
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AR. ruE royElrrss in fashionable jewelry, foi
.,,,n -, = ~ wear. opening ct EowLAr q co.'s.
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.rRAYS. ATTENTION E.

Attend a c,mplny DIN at the Old Markell
Hall, THIS EVENING at "a O'Clock. VI
By order Of Captain l.. j. RoSsIEUX. Il
auIl-Fat GHO, X. WALDMAS, o. e.
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MARSHALL " ARD.

In this ward the meeting was held al
Springfield Hall. The bad weather pre-
venting a full attendance. those assembled,
on motion of MIR. Coulling, adjourned &c
meet at the same place this evening at
o,cIocE
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, FIRST FLOOR onGs
l. Broad street, between l2:h and 18Th. No. HI
1910 au ,7-.ls
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!, Gen'i gent L. al. Assoc latlJn.f
8 IN. III. YANZAhT, Secretary. q.
Eouthein papers Please copy. IS; Ne
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J: IL WAS then Resolved That. the subject OF a
ward club be referred to q select commit.
tee of FIVE, who shall report to a meeting
TO be called by the chairman. t!st;;f
The following committee were appoint
H. Wade, j. Med. Darlington, is. H. Page.
The meeting then adjourneds subject 20
the call of tho chair. s. -. rs