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Breakfast at Maads. >

Passengers from Deer lodge IL Helena. by t1'Iln'r
4 Sasbury's coaches. take O'Clock breakfast ut
Mead's Station Of the best eating stations IN
Montana iva dIwtt
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speech ct Willow Croek.-We are in re-.
ceipt of urgent invitations for Mr.. Clagett
to speak at several points not designated in
the list of appointments. With one cxcep.
ton, = compliance, on tn, West Side, is i'm.
possible, as will be seen by the distances
and time given. That exception is in favor
of Corvallis, Willow Greek, Bitter Root
Valley, where Mr. Clagett will speak on
Thursday, July 9th, at O'Clock p. N.
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GO TO LOUIS 4 COLENAN'S for the following
celebrated brands Ut Smoking Tobacco
LONE JACK GOLD RUG.
UNCLE BOB LEE. PRIDE OF'THE PACIFIC,
HIAWATnA. VlRGlNLTY, or any other brand
you want
LOUIS & COLEMAN alsO have large and frrss
assortment of GROCERIES. WILLOW WARE. CON
FECTlONERY. CIGARS. PIPES, CUTLERY, tiart's
best Playing Cards, RevOlvers, Dsrhnsers and faxed
ammunition of all kinds, etc etc.
Go aud sac them At their New SsOrc.
jyRd&wtw
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I3rosss Hydraulic NDzzles. etc.
Received last cvcnn. per Express from San Fran
CISCO an invoice Of California Hydraulic NOzzlcs,
Beer Keg and Ice Box Cocks. 4 full supply.
0Jtf STR.ANG y RICHARDSON.
Decs Lodge.
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WANrED-Deer Lodge County Warrants. ! will
pay the usamEsr price,
S93ms Deer Lodge
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u-A SMALL COUNTER for sale cheap.
ut Macs Brown jug.
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HOW THEY 10 IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
Should DO HERE:

GO to E A. r. Hcinze's. Post Office store. and hav
your Watch Insured to keep good time for y months
See advt. d3u
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Plow and Spring Steel,
Toe Calk Steel,
Anvils, Vises, Bellows,
ltssps, Hammers,
DOrax, Etc, ETC.,
Spring Point Sho velS
Gold Pans,
10 and ~ in. Sluice Forks,
Custom Made Picks
Brass NOZzlce,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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..u CLIPPER
MOWERS & REAPERS

Willow Baakcts,
Baby Carriages
Baby Gigs
D, 9, 10 and ~ inch Rubber
and Leather Betting
IL \ and l inch Hose
Hemp and Rubber Packing
Rabbit Metal,
Union Washing Machines
Home Washing Machines
| Novelty Clothes WrinEer
Fluting Machines
Sash saws
Circular Mil Saws
Cross Cut Saws
Whip Saws
Hard Wood,
IN 4 N ~ and 3 inch
| Gas Pipe
House Furnishing Goods
Etc. Eta Etc.
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New llOCCl.

The building formerly known ~ the Walla, Wallis
Hotel Main street. Helena has been Overhaued from
top to bottom and So thoroughly reOpcncd rehttcd
r{nrnished repainted and rcjuvenaed generally ~ to
make il essentially new building. anil il now offers
to the public all the advantages Of thoroughly FIRST
class hotel under the name Of the
60 MOPO L I T. A N
Sam SchWab, Proprietor.
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON, GERBER + DICKINSON.
Have the finest bar stock in the West Side Or any
other side, and two Of the bestrunnng billiard tables
in the Territory. Special invitations to the whole
community tO--cOMe AMI see u.s.
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Manchesser Iterns.

The CoURTs.-On the assembling Of the
Circuit Court yesterday morning Judge
Weisiger rendered his decision ON the mo-
tion to discharge from custody Daniel Wal
ker and Sarah Scott, Jointly indicted for
poisoning Fleming Scott, the husband oil
the latter. He decided to discharge the
prisoners after which the court adjourned
to Monday at II A. NJ. Immediately after
the rendering Of the above decision Con
stables Jones and Foote arrested the pris-
oners above mentioned, and they were car
ried before Justices Martin, Edwards, and
Robbins, and after lengthy argument the
court adjourned to this morning at 10
o'clock A. M. si
TIE CONSERVATIVE MEET1Nd.-The Con-
servatives of Manchester are requested to
meet tonight at Town Hail.. Business OF
urgent importance will be brought up.
Measures will be devised to secure the vic
tory within our grasp; and if the sense OF
the meeting requires it, nominations for
Trustees will be made. Let there be for
once full rally of every interest and local
ity.
RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-The usual religious
services by regular pastors at all of our
churches on tomorrow.
STILL SUsPENDED.-Owing to the con-
tinued fresh, business was again suspended
along the canal on yesterday, with pros
poets for further suspension.
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THE ROYAL JAPs.-The troupe which
will appear at Assembly Hall tonight is
spoken of as follows by the New York
Sun
"The Japs have made very successful
hit. There is no question as to the aston
ishing perfection of their jugglery, and the
high character in its direction Of the enter
tainment they offer. The Distinguishing
thing about these droll fellows is their
strange, subtle, prehensile dexterity, and
exquisite equilibrium. When the heavy
looking boy jumps headlong sheer through q
gauze cylinder five feet long without putting 6
out the candles ranged inside along the
lower sides, he puts the old-fashioned hoops
and balloons Of our famous circus ire
trievably to shame. Nothing could be more
graceful than the exquisite curves Of the
whirling tape. while in the top-spinning
the strange fellow seems to have got an in
junction on the laws of nature and secured
q special order and exceptional law of gravi-
tation for this act only. In short, in all the
pleasant tricks Of this troupe we are forced
to recognize the traits Of an ingenious, pa
tient, and artistic troupe; and the thought
full observer will come away from the per-
formance with a strong impulse to study
their tricks and manners under graver
aspects and in lasting way"
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How TIE CHINESE DISPOSED OF A TRoU'
s1rsoME DARBY IN LoUIsIANA.-lE From the
New Orleans Times, May Clone of oul
coast planters, who has a number OF Chi.
nese laborers in his employ, seeing dispo'
sirion on the part of some of the negroes
70 annoy the Orientals, and apprehending
a resort by the latter to the use OF the sharp
knives which they always wear, cautioned
them not to take the law into their hands,
but in case they were troubled by any ne.
GRO TO bring the offender before him, and
ne would see that justice was done.
Accol dinghy, one day the planter, while
sitting on his gallery, observed procession
of the Cinnamon coming from the quarters,
bearing at their head dark package. They
marched with great deliberation and dlgni-
tv uD to the mansion and laid their burden
on the gallery at the feet Of the planter.
It proved to be a " chunk of negro,"' Sc
cnrely bound, as only Cinnamon know how
70 tie a parcel of goods. The negro was
scared out of his senses, though entirely
unhurt. Laying him quietly down on the
gallery, the leader of the Chlnese, polntlns
70 the dark mass, said to the planter:
q Nigoah too much! too much nlggah ~
and then the whole party trotted back TO
their work. -, =
II was an hours hard work to unite ehe
frightened negro, who, on his release, very
cheerfuliy acted upon the suggestion OF the
nIanter to fEmake himself scarce"
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AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY.-Neto YORK,
Nav 1.-THE tifty-fifth anniversary OF the
American Bible Society was held this morn
ing in the Hall of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Norman White occupied
the chair. The treasurers report shows
the receipts for the year were S129, 464.7o
expenditures, s651 1851: Publications u
seven foreign languages have been lssued
exclusive of others published aDroau
Plates for the Arabic scriptures are no"
her Of volumes printed by the society dur
inc fifty-Gye years existence amounts te
17 GEO O9S. -
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A TIGHT FIT.-On Thursday evening.
when the steamship VIM. P. Clyde, of the
Virginia Steamship and Packet Company 5
line arrived at Rockets, the river was
rising so rapidly that it was deemed eXpe-
dient to take the ship into the dock. This
was done, and her cargo outward bound
was received at the Boston she'd. Yes
terday the ship was advertised to sail at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon. at that hour the
usual preparations for her departure were
made, and the vessels head put down the
stream, and off she started. All went well
enough for while, and soon the Clyde was
safe inside the ship-locks and the upper
gates closed. But now came the "tug OF
war;" for when the wickets were raised
and the water began to so down pretty
well, it was found that the ship had
stuck" and cracking noise disclosed
the fact that the plank walk-away
across the ock.gates was about to be
torn away. And now what was to
be done A portion Of the. gates was
at once sawed out and cut away, and the
iron fastenings to the "martingale" Of the
ship severed with cold chisel. But the
tit" seemed to be tight at the stern.
This, too, was soon overcome by removing
the iron covering over the eagle; and now
all being ready, the wckets were lowered,
the water went down, the gates opened,
and the Clyde sailed gracefully out. There
was difficulty in the first instance in the
ships getting into the dock, her freight
being so heavy, but after being much more
heavily laden here it was of course; more
difficult TO get out, and was not accom-.
plshed until some time after 6 o'clock.
In connection with this vessel, it may be
proper to state that several members Of the
CITY Council visited the ship while in the
dock yesterday, in spite of the disagreea.
BILE day, and were entertained by the OF.
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COOK d LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M. house.
hold and kitchen furniture, &C.
COOK & LAUaHTON will sell at 1es A. NJ, by
catalogue, French, English, and American
perpetual roses, ornamental plants. orange
andlemon trees, sc.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at s p. NJ. SIX
new framed tenemen.s on Harrison street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh. and elk lots on Clay
stree:, near Euker's Spring Park; also, two
lots on extension Of Catherine street.
4. W. ROSEN will sell 1t II O'Clock q lot OF fur
niture. plano. whiskey, &c. -s:-
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DR.. Gray. OF the Utica Insane Asylum,
and DR.. Vanderpool, of New York city,
commissioned by the Governor to inquire
into the sanity Of Rulof, have made the ex.
animation and returned to Albany to repol I
to the Governor. The report will be ready
In dayor two.
Somebody alludes to that peculiarly
,mnressiye tread which nothing but re.
turning jury In murder trial has"
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10 y, reeeisips the customers and .Tnt endea7or TO
give entire satisfaction to all.

gave entafe sattsfacttou To all
-. r.w. n. 4. EE.aAED1aI, 111 east Broad CT,
po..sr, ,.lsn msnufaeturer, and dealer In French
tiou. -. :. :, ''''' :. -
Wreashs and bouquets MADE 10 oxdar. A,so ~,
hand . superior article OF French, Kneli,h. And
American perfumery, cologne, lavender, yina,sre.
dental liquid and soap toilet soap liquid ana
powders for the complexion hair oil pomsde
cosm asiques, and hair po~dess.
Fans from CSC. TO slo !; purses from sec. IN ss
garters from lie. to "a; fancy haif.pins from asc
to 60; combs--a frlf assortment from lsc 70 sio
hair brushes from 2sc. 20 tIs; Infants, nsil,
tooth, and bath brushes at the yery lowest prices
mirrors, toilet sets, work and perfumery boxes,
beads, necklace, and nair-pins curling, frzzing,
and pinching irons; hair crimpers End curling
irons kids Of the best quality.
For the first time intro duce to the public Fer.
randinrs Magic Water, for turning the hair to
its natural color warranted to be the bess In use
has been used by great many, aud is universally
approved. Ferrandinis HAIR Tonic for removing
dandruff and restoring the hair. Ferrandinps
Hair Dye, equal to .Bacha,oE's, Of New YO!k, snd
cannot be surpassed.
AL Of the above articles can recommend TO bs
pure and genuine. An experience Of eighteen
years in the business Zen OF which have been In
this city) enables me to offer unusual Inducements
TO my patrons and the public, to whom return
my sincere thanks Sor the confidence imposed in
me, and the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, and hope by strict attention to business
and to your wants to make It to your interest TO
continue your patronage. Particular attention
paid to visitors. Do not forget the place and num-
ber.
Office for merchandise ct p. FERRANDISrs,
No. 32l, between Sd and 4th, Broad street.
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EPISCOPAL SUNDAY-ScHooL UN1oN.-The
anniversary of the Protestant Episcopal
Sunday-school Union of this city, will take
place tomorrow Sunday afternoon, in st.
Paups Church, at Ak o'clock. The floor OF
the church will be reserved for Sunday
schools-the galleries for visitors. The
Committee of Arrangements request the
gentlemen having charge of the doors and
aisles to be punctual, and that no persons
children or adults-enter the choir except
those specially designated. -..--
The anniversary collection will be ap'
propriated to the parish schools. --
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JOB PRINTING.-Wecan the attention or mer-
chants clerks of courts, sherifs lawyers, rail-
rosd, steamship and canal officers and agents, ano
Pill others having orders for printing, to the facii-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB'
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads. Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts &c, &C., &c. Satisfaction
Guaranteed
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THE GERMAN CONSERVATIVE MEETING
LAST NIGHT.-A well-attended meeting of
the German Conservative voters Of the city
was held last evening ut Schott's Monticello
Hall-Mr. A. Rick in the chair and Mr.. L.
Stern secretary. sos f.
The following persons were selected by
the meeting as suitable to represent the
Germans of the city in the Council Clay
Ward, E. j. Euker Monroe Ward, N. L.
Strause; Madison Ward, L. Wagner JEFF
ferson Ward, Solomon Wise; Marshall
Ward, Henry Metzger; Jackson Ward,
DR.. Boldeman.
On motion of Mr.. NJ. May, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolued, That the above are fit and ca
pable candidates for the City Council, and
we earnestly hope that it will be the plea
sure ofthe various ward meetings to endorse
these nominations.
A motion on the part of Mr.. SchidroWitZ
for the formation of a permanent central
committee of Conservative Germans was
adopted. This committee will be appoint
ed at a subsequent meeting.
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THE RICHMOND NATIONAL .GUARD-This
company. ( Capt. smithl, composed of col.
ored men, made several changes in its list
of officers at the last meeting Of the compa-
ny. John J. Franklin was elected LIST and
John d. Booker, End Ieutenants; John
son Anderson and w. Henry Hall were
promoted to sergeancies. This company is
now Ia q fiourishing condition, and prom
ises to excel In drill and discipline.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Second Presbytertan.-ReY. DR.. Hoge at
II O.. NJ. and p. M.
St. Marks English Lutheran (Odd-Fel-
lows HalD.-Installatio Of church officers
Immediately after morning service.
First Bapttst.-Professor II. n. Harris at
II A. NJ. No service at night.
Christ EpasoepaDmNo service in the ne af m
of the Sunday school Union. -,
Methodist Episcopal.--Rev. A. z. Miller,
pastor, will hold services in the United
States courtroom at P. NJ.
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THE CASE OF SANDS GIVEN TO THE JURY.
Yesterday morning Gov. Wise concluded
his argument for the defence in the case OF
johnson III. Sands, charged with completely
in the Haunstein forgery. He was followed
by Col. J. B. Young, on the same side, and
by Capt. G.. d. Wise for the Commonwealth.
the ir1ry, who, after short absence from
the courtroom, returned and asked fur
ther time for the consideration Of the ver.
dict. They were then placed in custody OF
the Sergeant until 10 o'clock this morning.
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CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINGs.-We sre
requested to state by the Executive Con-
seryative Committee that they willvery soon
Indicate the times and places for meetings
in the respective wards Of the city to inomi.
nate candidates for the Council. s--
The meeting Of the Conservatives Of Mar.
shall Ward appointed for Monday next
18th instant, Is postponed. .sss.5
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Now AT THE DOLLAR STORE, corner 9th and
Main streets, under Campbe.rs Gallery, wax
dolls, with natural hair jet sets, new and beaati-
fu!: backgammon boards, furnished; !; aad a large
assortment OF articles useful and ornamental !;
statuettes and vases.
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onn AMArEuR OpERA TRonpE.-The

Richmond Amateur Opera Troupe have,
after mature deliberatlon, thought best
to decline the invitation to give perform
ance in Baltimore for charitable object.
The ladies of the company very naturally
object to going out of the State on such q
mission. Its probable, however, that they
will go to Petersburg to open the new
onera-house there. The people OF Peters
burg are no more than home-folks" to the
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MEETING OF THE VISITORS OF THE MED

MEETING OF THE FISITUKS UF TIE hEDt'
CAL CoLLEGE.-A meeting Of the visitors OF
This institution was held at the college yes
terday afternoon, for the purpose OF tlllinog
the chair of Physiology and Medical Ju!is-
prudence, made vacant by the resignation
Of Prof. l.. s. JoyHes but owing to the
inclemency of the weather o quorum was
NOT i'm attendance, and the meeting ad'
iourned until 12 o CLOCK to-day, 80 .s
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POLICE COURT, FRmAY-Justice j. u.
White presidsng.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
John Adams (colored), charged with
stealing one pocket-book containing Sl5
from Miss Fanny Faviash. Sent on to the
grand jury for the 18th inst.
Peter Dwyer, assaulting and beating Mar
tha J. Rowe. Fined g.
George d. D.Wootton, drunk and disorderly
in the street. Let of.
E.T. Barnett, charged with being sus-
picious character. Discharged.
Susan Simpkins, disorderly in the street.
Fined $3.50.
William Brown (colored) was fined $3.50
for setting his dog on Thomas Burns's goat.
Reuben Richards (colored), having i'll his
possession a lot of lettuce and onions sup-
posed to be stolen. Found guilty and sent
to Jail for ten days.
Daniel Smith (colored), having in his pos
session lot of plank, bag containing a
pair of large hinges, and a lot Of old paper,
Supposed to have been stolen. Excused
in consideration Of former good character.
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Cne hundred and ffty-eight barrels OF Byrne's
Oldest Matted Rye Whiskey for sale at very low
price at WILLIAM WALLACE Sons, 1918 Cary
street also, consignments Of Peach and Apple
Brandy and Regan 4 Koogler's three-year OLD
Wkiskey, very superior.
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D1y1pEND.-The Board of Directors of the
Old Dominion Insurance Company on yes
terday declared dividend. Of seven per
cent. out of the profits of the last SIX
months, payable to the stockholders on ana
after the 1st of June. rms Is one OF the
most prosperous and reliable Of our home
Insurance companies, and well deserves the
high success it has achieved.
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AUCrIoa SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or pripate sales qf Real Estate
made 6etpeen the stQf January and the lst Of
July the purchasers pay the sares for the pre-
sent year but on all sales bepee7a the first
day y July and tie last day Of December the
seller pays them. --.s.s.les -.
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WALKER LIGHT GUARD.-This company
had a meeting last night, at which it was
decided that all drills shall hereafter take
place on Monday nights. The next. drill
with arms will be at Schott's Monticello
Hall on Monday, 10Th inst, at 8 P. NJ.
Orderly Sergeant c. T. Biniord and private
I'll. c. Jones were appointed the committee
of arrangements for the Hollywood Memo
rial celebration. = g - .9.-
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HEaREw MEMORIAL .AssocIATIoN.-The
ladies OF the Hebrew Memorial Association
will observe Tuesday, the 10th instant, for
their decoration day. They take espeetM
pride In making their beautiful section par.
ticularly attractive on these occasions, and
hope that liberal contributions OF noWers
viii be sent them to aid in paying this sad.
trihute to departed worth.
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R1oHHoND GRAYs.-Ata meeting Of this
company, held at Old Market Hall LAST
night, Capt. John 81. Greanor was elected
first lieutenant, in place Of Col. John 81.
Guy, RESIGNED. :.ss-'.
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BAPTIST SUSDAy.SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular meeting Of this association will
take place at the Pine.street Church on
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, in the
form OF mass meeting.
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Skating this morning at 10 O'Clock.

FULL srocK.-E. B. SPENCE & Son. at 1sot
Main street, have full line Of Cloths, Cassimeree,
and Vestings, which they are making up in the
very latest style, and at moderate rates. In gen.
tlemen's furnishings their stock cannot be sar.
passed Call at 1900 Main street.
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The greatest invention OF. the age is the WINE
Perforated Beaver Hat-aomething entirely new
Call ut WEIsIGER'S and see them.
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STATE OF THE RIvER.-The river reached
at this point yesterday an extra elevation
of about eleven feet, but at g O'Clock last
evening had fallen about eighteen inches,
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f spFefAr NOTICE TO THE PuBLIo.-7o the Ia
dies In .Particular.-I have opened branch
store nc No. car Broad street, with fsiIassoif-
inent OF real hair, imitation chigron brMds,
switches and eurls Of the latess styles Tor spring
and sumn,sr. These gooes win be sold At the very
loaest priees. My, GRANGER VIII take pleasure
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IrST OF LETTERS.

,sT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
.rtN\INlNG IN THE RICHMOND POST
,tETCF MAY l3, 1871.
'f,. calling for letters In this list viii please