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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01

DEATH OF Hon. JOHN SL1DEIL.-A brief
cable dispatch from London announces the
dcath of Hon. John Slidell, at the age of
se'enty-elght years. 1t has been Just three
months since the death Of Hon. James NJ.
mason. with whose name that of Mr.. Slidell
Will always be associated. MIR. Siidell was
native of New York. but removing to New
Orleans in early lite, he there identified HIM
Sell with the South, and attained great dis
uaction at the bar. He was appointed
United States District Attorney for LOU
lsiana under President jackson, was fire.
quently elected to the Legislature, and
was "a representative in Congress from
1913 to 1915. He was then sent by Presl-
dent Polk ~ Minister to Mexico to nego.
tlate the settlement of questions then in
dispute, but his mission proving lrllitiess,
he returned early i'm 1916. In 1853 he was
chosen United States Senator, which position
he held up to the breaking out OF the late
war. On retiring from that body, he pre-
dlcted in memoraple speech the run OF
American commerce In case war was forced
upon the South. In the fall of 1861 he was
dispatched by the Confederate Government
MS commissioner to France, together with
Mr.. Mason, who Was appointed in the same
capacity to England. Sailing from Charles
ton, they ran the blockade, and embarked
at Havana on the English steamer Trent.
This vessel was boarded mt sea by CAPTAIN
Wilkes, Of the United States steamer san
Jacinto, VINO arrested both commissioners
ana their secretaries, and they were placed
III conhnement at Fort Warren, Boston
narbor. On the demand Of tue British
government, however, they were soon after
Released, and permitted TO depart for
europe. Since the close OF the war MIR.
1ideil has resided principally abroad
baltimore Sun. e..
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Extract from minutes Of TIE psnesss'Tghp ,p,h
-, cling or the Veatry of Saint Jamese Sh''on'
he,n IN saturday. Julv goth. 1871 ,,,.
vetry ysmes Gs1r oss nss ns s bs
w. IN location in the death Of col D. EE POW
TINS Very rarev has anv ros.essed 80
nosIe and attractive qualities, Fitted bv ms Ms
and requirements for any postlion, ne educas
tinn. st,ii in the m 'dst Of en- "rossng duties, ne
never forgot his dutes :" the n6nr f efficiency and
,thosiitv have contributed l'rRelv to The nrnsper
.v Of ,rc CONGREGATION. and his services WI tons
10 held In grateful remem nTsnse We We soo, that
we have no words adenuste TO the expressi,n OF
onr rrier we can only how with SUBMISSION 70
Inc VIII ~ God. and with the t"nner OF OUT Pit Ut
Tonnd sympsshy tn his hnresved family. pray tnat
thcy and we NAV follow him rs he followed Chrls,
and at last reunite thes" rupturcd ties In worlo
where they shall be br"k ken no more forever
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NET GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE

T GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety of CAKES at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, a, BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, TOT Main street. ...s...
PIES at S, 10, and lsc. piece ct BRIGGS
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSE, al
BRlGGS'S BAK kerry, 7o7 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortcst notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERT. ....-. 49,.
Persons living on Church end Union Hi!ls can
be supplied with all of these at DIR. ROBERT
WERNE'S, on 25lh street, near Broad. ., .
Orders promptly attended al ,r.- .... g..
~ BRIGGS'S BAKERY, ia.
fy3 TOT Msin street.
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r,o Troubles of Tammany.

,,onv is in trouble. Not only has -
n.nr,d in consequence of the uh'o'
''N I,ndcr recently made by Mayo
49,, IN regard to the oranseme" l",. =.
.;nn INIT Il i. suffering In puD'ie e'', - :"
SON u' ~ tho exposure which the 1'"leS
" - - n ,ts enormous expenditures lot
n's '"" PURPOSES. II is poor com
,,'.,, =, Republican rule to say that tne
o,,,a nrefcr that Of Tammany, lei
:, thunder as it may; yet such Is uhqoes'
,;n,sb,y the fact. Nevertheless, II "oaiu
hc,n neither us nor Tsmrnany forshe sou'h'
srn papcrs to pretend 80 ignore the un'or:'
innate prcdicamcnt in which it seems 10 oe
At the prcscnt time. What with the klps'n
men denouncing one Of its great @".no.',
and the Orangcmen denouncins ano'". ~
them. and the terrifying figures prouS"' w
,i,bt hv The Times, Tammany "oiio 'r
,,o,r 70 no in a fair way TO come 10 III ''"-
timely end. shaw
RIA, orr renders may understand mo"
.hev do these things in New aork' "'u o'
immersed with due sense oil tAcil ." II"
significance, or rather ofthc lnsigh'hc"nee' VI
oT,r r,un;cipul expenditures, we VIII ie'
,ham See some of the figures published III the
7,,mes. For repairs and furniture sup
,,,,cd to the armories alone. during iso9aho
SEQ the sum of 81 Al 1912 was paid I'M
der warrants signed by Mayor JAIL ana
Controller CoSNolLY. On single o"S,
lime 30, 1870, the following sums were pa1d
ON this account s49, 2oS.l4; 3I,V'2 1t ;
ss7, 426 81; S4O,54924; s55, 14s.29. Total,
500, 0t4.70.
For furniture supplied to the new court
house. the total paid to one firm was
Sl,476, 9S0.24.
For carpenter-work done in the ne"
,o,rt hons, the following sums were paid :
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FAIR AND TOuRNAMEST.-The Ladies'
Memorial Association of Lancaster county
propose to hold il fair at Lancaster Court
mouse 10 morrow and next day. A tourna-
meht VIII come off on the second day of the
1alr. The object is to raise money to make
up what is needed to erect a monument in
memory Of certain Confederate soldiers.
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rs
MAR REEDs

A, Hanover o. r.. ysog TAN ne ~ s''R BsNs4M
Tscv.scse. gsse ev Ne va. Il ALI s;s c Nv;
Of ssc Beverly Daans'' OF this Guy
o. c N. restdenee Of the s,ide,s MA
t r. on r. sas.nsss 80
chester, IAN, 70 mA Of 70 ~hat.n county, VA"
Ri E,achs 60 psrs please copy. ...,
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A general convention OF nail manufactr,-
rers oil the United States, representing
thirty six mills, which turn out 5000 0G3
Kegs year, was held at Niagara Falls on
Thursday last, to arrange for uniform
scale Of prices. Without definite action.
the convention adjourned to meet in Pitts
burg, Pa, August 10Th. &t",s
II you want to eat just such pudding as
your mother made you when you were a
boy, yon mus, somehow revive q boys APP
petite and palate.
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The Presbyterian ministers of Philadel.
n4ia, at recent meeting, passed Il resolu.
tfoil declaring that 1t is the duty of ali per-
sons individually and in their social cana
Guy to abstain from the use of Intoxicating
liquors for the sake Of suffering humanity,
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DIED..

.,o a,,t inst, ut ~ o'clock a. NJ ~; Sos s,st
pHa w NJ, wife cr j. G. " bnsssnd and seven
wear o. i ~ monrn their irrcpnrahl" loss;
cn Mer f,nar"l WI take riacr from r 80 and
Chnrch To-DAY A. "'r,o .a a,,end without fr
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TRY GOODS AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE.
In order to make room for our FALL STOCK,
we will sell for the remainder Of the season our
large and attractive stock of DRY GOODS At
COST, FOR Cash.
Our stock is full and complete, consisting In
part of
PLAIN and gROCHE GRENADINES
Full line of IRON GRENADINES.
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED- PIQUES.
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, and PERCALEs.
WHITE and COLOEED LINEN LAWNS, &C
! Also, full line OF
CASSIMERES, LINENS, and CCTTONADEs,
/ SHEETINGS, 'r
: SHIRTINGS,
TABLE DA MASK,
NAPKISS
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
at LACES.
. EMRHOIDERIES, -.'
NOTIONS, &C.
Heau.lf,,I assortment Of LLAMA LACE POINTS,
very cheap: ''''
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS and PARASuLs.
JOHN n. WOODF1N,
lll7 Main street,
1y1l Opposite Dispatch ONCE.
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AEONEY WANTED !
PRICES REDUCED.
r MPORTANT NOTICE TO

T IMPORTANT NOTICE ~
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
,. OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES. l
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
+ ....... OF BALTIMORE, Md, ..s.|
IN order the better meet the wants or their re-
tail customers at distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU. ''..
aud viii, upon application promptly send by mail
full lines Of SAMPLES Of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
all times TO sell low II not at less prices than
any house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers in the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock Is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of tue London and
Paris markets.
As we bay and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts, we able and willing 10 sell our goods
at FROn TEN To FIFTEEN PER CENT,
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the kDd OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
Of goods, from the lowest TO the most costly. ..t
Orders unaccomp lniel by the cash WIN be sens
PRoMPT-PAYING Wholesale BUYERS
are In vted 10 inspect the stock In Jobbtng and
Package Department. Address .-
HAMILTON EASTER b ms,
1871, 100. 20l, and 2o3 West Baltimore street,
dc 6-Tu&Fly ,t.. Baltimore, Nd.
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aH- SPECIAL NOTTCE.--Attend the
saIe or FoRFErTED PLEH1Ts TO-DAY At 10
o,clock at wINsToGK's loan once. A sp.ennio
TuIIns DIAMONDS. JewFLBY, SOL I'D
sIr,vrpyARH. &c. &c. will bd solf at Np II
,ah street. between Main and Fra Kiln: 4
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

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
value, as their inventory season list Septemberl
approaches. 7. r. PRICE Il CO.,
L y2a IDOL Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01

STAPLFS:
Linens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons:
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advancing
Linen. Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01

ME- 1918 AND 1916 MAIN STREET
Is THE PLACE WHERE
LEVY BROTHERS
ARE CONDUCTING THEIR GRAND
~..- cLosING-oUT SALE,
uurcH IS CREATING SUCH An EXCITE.
MgNr IN THIS CITY.
Rut Ia It to BIO wondered ut when they sell
NEW YORK COTTON MILLS COTTON at 2ia'
yard: .... .',s .-... ..f-..r .".s.
wAMsUTTA COTTON at 2oc.; 'r."
DuvAL COTTON, "a favorite brand superior 70
: New York Mills or wamsuta.) at l0c. YARD
COTTON at lSac. a yard;
The best YARD-wIDE BLEACHED CoTIos
at ,sc. which can be sold at that price--ao'd
elsewhere at 1884,;
FULL YARD-WIDE BLEACHED Cofr'S
al l2sc.; r.-. .y,.-
yARD-WIDE UNBLEAcHED COTTON a'
1,.c.. superior to any now sold in this City OF
Manchester; LIZ.
P1LLow-CAsE COTTON, 40 inches Wide, at
1884,. per yard; '".'''
fu,l assortment of BALE COTTON, all Nos,
from Alto II; .- -, .
uNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at 5oa.
apound; 80.
GENTS GAUzE SHIRTS at soc.- usually sold
atst;
ALEXANDER BID GLOVES at 81 pair.
Our whole stock. OF JEWELRY and NOTIONS
are marked SO very low that they are way be-
low bottom prices. ..,
LINEN DOYLIEs at 6oc. dozen. Just notice
that
sATCHELS for travellers at sl-a bargain;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF5 at 7sc. dozen;
icerNaDINE DRESS PATTERNS, IS yards in
apattern, for 8I.o5; -.
HONEY-CoMB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, now marked down
to $L4o; ....
A great reduction has been made on all OF our
QUILTS;
An excp1Ient article of Chlldren's and Misses'
WHITE CyTTON HOSE at 17ac. pair;
| Tho chaan, st and best assor tmcnt Of DOMESTIC
GINGHAMS;
Yard wide PRINTFDPERCALE, or CAMbhlC,
at 2oc., usually sold at Soc, per yard;
ITABLE-CLOTHc, all pure linen, at soc., worth
81:
FRENCH WOvE CORSETS, white and coiored'
warranted whalebone, at SIC. pair
small lot Of those JAPANESE FANS, at &C.,
still left;
JAPANESE SILKS In every desirable shade;
BLACK SILKS, every grade, and at prices that
never fail to please;
BARATaEA CLOTH and DRAP D'ETE, just
the thing for summer coats;
LINEN CHECKS at 2Oc., wo tn 23c.:
PRINTED BK!LLlAhTkS AT L shilling, very
cheap at 25c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at l5c. per yard;
NAlNSOOK MUSLIN at zoe. per yard;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at &c., marked down
from &c.
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The amount of the checks endorsed ny
IsaERsorL & Co. in 1869 and 1870 for furnl-
ture. carpenter.work, fittings up, &C.,
in connection with the ne,o courthouse
alone. was as follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01

4 MEETING OF TIL CONSERVA-
N TIVFS of the county Of HenrIco IS requested
al their Court house on MONDAY. the 18th day ~
ugust, 1871. ut the hour Of IL O'Clock. 10 take
stons towards organizing the party for the fall
elections and providing for the representation OF
the county In the conservative State Convention
to be held In this city on the .3Oh Of August.
3. Young,
t= -# Cnupty Snperjrtpndpnt
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rsgY GOODs.
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD

In order TO close out our stock OF
y; Embroidered and Striped Grenadines, :"
III ,ck Iron Grenadines, .f.2'.
Jspanese P0plins and Silks,
Black and Colored Dress silks, "a
White, Black, and Colored Alpaca, .ittu" "a
IifLawns Piques, Percales, f"i'' .si~ > =
Linens, Csssimeres, Broad-Closfs, ttls
LANAI Lace sha Wis: 't.t'3 y .t.iht '"a!
Black I'd Colored Grenadius shawls. f,tsa
Buff Ponsee Blk Psrasols, u a'-"ih
White French Silk Parasols, '.'
KID Gloves, &c, &C., .:.-,'..
We have determined to soil them AT COST, at
The CORNER OF 9Th AND BROAD sTKEETsc
~ WIN. THALHIMER SONS
COUNTRY oRSEKs carefully ate; ded 70.
tea 100! :lfq. .r.... ~. w. T. s. b.
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q edmond FEMALE INSTITUTE

bis institution begins Ito sixteenth annual ,e.-
Ann October 2, 1871. -. &C.,
No location surpasses the cftv of Richmond H.,
the hig her edBs ttton OF the dana era nj th Stt
The Institute sesksito add 70 IFS adv .ntssaan.
location The hest provisions for the confort Of ~.
struction. 'of 'neif To-
co,Iespcna .. nee rs invited from those with
Catalogues, &c sent on application. 40.
/ .-sLHABLhS H. WINSTON MA
on t-GO".n. Presifenk
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
! :. MONTE MARIA. R1ouuoy,

iTizsf patroasr of this inst,futfo-a, ,,s ~r.
rensTdsd mat ske nsw scaoiSstic jissr $500 ~
tbe fiRHr MoaDAY 1HBEPTEksEp ss ns gn
it . nTst+ciass boarding scflooI tbs 5snsn, SoseS
ednesstoaf with matsrnst s,,,e.
vssion over their health, morals. and manns,'
MONTE Eatia Academy On he I 1stsssd9 % The
,heaFfy befghts of Richmond, IN buildinS. s an
larsed TO admit additional applicants. the nue.
enjoy ample grounds. plcturefque Views, IND
ipgeIy HcLltY uBter an improved system, and an
emeient corps Of teachers for their contentns IN
For prospectus Of terms, spply 70 superio,e.s
stfeeiG. AMI ~; ga
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MEETINGS..

r o. 0. F.-Workmen being .ssgA
| engaged IN ,ef.ipg the Lodge aIS$
.oom FRITNDsHIP LODGE; No. Ss5Ig|
TO- will hold a meeting 10 the school
room THIS EVENING August LIST. for the pur-
pose of comforting degrees and considering the
bylaws. Candidates for degrees Will please ~
tend punctually at O'Clock.
By order of the N. g.. ~
J!SHN Ilt FeCTebdTS.
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gEAs, ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALE
SSNHN1o-~~y~ -
MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVER ES-
wi TTE E,R SaIr-J hay. for sale q
M " t1E : :. NJ E,ThTE of 1850 ACRES on
Isnee r,ver few m lies above Richmond Coll,
Observation-Disclosures socirty and scenery unsurpa ssed
~ ~ Iphs So oo'0'''
Thee ia mill on the property, Public schools,
churches, and post Offices convenient.
10 purchaser before the 1st day OF October q
great bargain and liberal terms OF payment will
be fred: and If desired, the purchaser Of the
estate can take farming utensils team stock, &c,
osseuI nn umI OIL ri SAM of Al Of 900 l.,
4 ono hu,heIs IF wheat. and clover seed for $50
a,.rss ~ innJ -
rS3s 10 =, !, IN dipIda6 about cuuaIIy giving
70 e,,ber I nat annie bu,Idines. -
10 sltuer pa silly a. u 49,
1osoe's'on ~ ""y cEnRaE M DREwRY.
,vo, ,m* IOla ain street.
j
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T. r. PRICE s. CO have just opened
Brown, Green. Blue, Buff aud Pink Cambrics,
for dresses and trimming; g.
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves;
Ladies' Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very best !;
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle-Thread Hose and Half Hose;
BulhIggan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
Corsets every make and quality.
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.....Sl.72i,7s+ rs


G. S. MILLER, carpenter, drew $780,
151 81 for work done in one month on the
courthouse, besides drawing large amounts
every other month throughout the year.
ANDREW J. CARNEY received July :, 1869.
for plasteriny and repairs, no less than
$40 .9G6. S9-thut is to say. warrants were
made out in his name for that amount.
His total receipts that same month from
CONNOLLY and HALL were Sl53, I55li. In
May, 1870. he was lucky enough To receive
1884,, GA 57-all for work done in the ne"
courthouse. Again, in the following month
(Junc), his work tor Il part of two months
appears to have been worth S9i5, 1l5.ll.
Altogether. Mr.. CARNEY received in two
years, or at least recciptcd for, the sum of
81 $40, AGA 0G.
The Times says with grim humor that
che could certainly afford to give away the
odd six cents in charity" The odd cents
in all these accounts constitute an amusing
feature of them. The Times calculates
that GARvEY must have been paid for l02
acres of clustering, rs iNGERsoIL was paid
for seventeen miles Of chairs for use only in
armorirs.
These accounts Surpass any others that
we have ever read of or heard of. We can
hardly suppose that the voters will reelec'
the men who thus waste the public money.
Yet there is no tclliu. what Tammany can
not do
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We are compelled to
CLOSE GUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
As we are
DETERMINED TO SELL DRY GOODS
CHEAP,
which could not be done were we to give Tue e3-
orh;tapt ent asked by our landlord and preierring
to ave an entirely fresh stock for the fall trade at
our new store, we Ave reduced the price of al
NEST every article in the storelo accomplish our
purpose. -n
GOODS SENT TER EXPRESS, c. o. D.
LEVY BROTHERS,,
su, Richmond, Va.
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RAND CLOSING OUT SALE.

GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE 4 mi
Beautiful White suiting Linens yard wtds, In
patterns Of 10 yards, for el7s; = ) nj. :.
Buff suitlng Linens, yard wide, tn patterns OF y
yards, for a.75. p, r.. Ga;rH = ~ -.
,BHAUTIFUE; SUMMER DRESS J9ooDs' :.
Grens dines, Japanese, and Beragess IN pa''eiha
k Of ga5dIs; sor Il rsd and Striped
'"N patte.ns, from sl75 70 "a, worth double lhe
French 4hco pinen finish, loc.; J., n,,,arna a,
IS Yards, for o.. z5, worth u .,a,v ,,,,, ,r
n ssteriai and styie), from sLso to 81 7S-Very
Llama Lace Points at all prices warranted to be
,, Inc Of CENTS Gress SHIFTS; ALSO uncer-
shirts and Furnishing Goods generally styeIy
low an uigs sssortmnt Of Edgngs and
Ladies and CT nts Hosiery; ~. .:-as'-'. 49,
Swiss ana check Muslin ......s
Nsinsooks, Tarletans, &C.
-, ...l.f A full line Of
BROWN and BLEAcHED DohEsrlcs'
F Fas sa:s pE WbITh LINEN DUCK,
iysi DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT CIT EN- ''El EVERY DAY
..' ... 81. AT ...j
JULIUS sYCLE's, s BROAD STREET.
where goods are sold as cheap. II not cheaper,
than they can be bought elsewhere IN ths city, 80
the subJoined price-llst viii show .,- p.
BROWN COTTON, 10, l23, and lsc. per yard;
CALICOES, 10 and l?ac. per yard;
JAPANESE POPLINS, 2oc.; ...
TRIMMING and DRESS SILKS, very cheap;
LLAMA LACE SHAwLS, from sl2 to sl5;
Beautiful LAW Ms at l23c.
A full line Of WHITE GOODS Hosiery, Sheet
tngs Towels and Napklns-all OF which Will De
sold at greatly reduced prices, In consequence OF
having an entirely too lirgc stock of goods on
hand. Have also some OF those fne .-n...,r.
WHITE LIaEN-BosoM SHIRTS -"
left, which we will continue TO sell ut cost:
All those In want Of cheap goods snoulu caii On
''' JULIUS SYCLE,
) No. ais Broad street.
SALEsMEN: j. j. Turner, w. ID. Powers, D.
Newman. John N. Gary, Chss. E Stratus. - 80
: Stnye closed on SATURDAYS, Jy 10
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A MELIA ACADEMY. ESTABLISHED
N IN 1ss3-Pks PARATURY I, The Uni
YEHSITY OF VIRGINIA, AND LIMITED no
TWENTY-FIVE BO8RDFRS Opens OCTO.
Board and tuition for session nf ten months, e1.
elusive OF lights and towels. s3oo-hsH payable
October lst and half March lst.
Refer specially to Professors veuable Glider
sleeve. Peters, Maupin, Davis, and Cabell. Uni
versity OF Virginia.
For Catalogues, &C., address .s
". n. HaRPISCg,
Ma.toax Post-oftice, Amelia County, Va.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Nv . DASVILLE, VA.

| The next session will commence september :.
BIl, and Close the last OF June. ,,-,.. '"'
Heg. /. Il. LAKE.. Rev. JOHN LIPSCOHp
ldoHNeoh: Principals Of Collegiate Dep ,rin ent
APRICOT, Principal OF Department OF Modern
Languages aud Husic, s.s-
partrnents b. ccmpetant assist.rts
Charges for board and tuition In all English
branches, for the entire session, $40. Other
charges equally mo crate. Fifty per cent. dis
connt. IN ministers daugh ers.
The Domestic epsrtment Is under the control
Of Prof. A. PREOT..s
For catalogues, containing full Particulars .d
dress the Principals. iva eodtlsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01
T AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01

OTHER SUBJECTS FOR CONSIDERATION.
Should any commercial body or any dele.
gate desire TO present Il subject other than
those above enumerated, it is requested
that written paper containing the sub
stance of such subject be forwarded to the
secretary of the committee at least ten days
prior to the assembling Of the Convention,
in order that such subjects may be placed
upon the official programme OF the business
of the Convention. ..,...s .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01
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no, FOR sMANCHES-

WANTED, a pleasant FURNISHED
w FKoHr RooM, without .bo nd, for gen,
t1em an and wife. ADDRESS, stating location ana
teTms. 9G W. ST. Oh Main street.. AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26

~ FOR SALE-Withn one minutes
kg,ii walk of Bay state Hou,e a good 4-tcncment
sui hOuse-2S room' 1000 feet of land pays Is per
cent on investment. ABBOTT IL RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26

- FOR SALE-Within minutes walk
E,,I rom this office. west, nice large (neary new
El.l . French Roof House. with two tcnements
rice SijOO. L. A, ELY ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-26

80 FARM FOR SALE-Of 80 acres:
E;iil 2-story house; barn nearly rev; keep 6 head
hAlllL wood enough for use; miles rom city.
Price $500. ABBJrr 81 RICE.
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