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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

WHAT BUsTLE THEY MAKE.-A letter
from lady correspondent at Newport, re-
/ Iatiug the later gayeties of the season, gets
OFF the following:
"Sitting on the hotel piazza the other
morning watching group of young ladies,
/ overheard Il curlY-headed little maiden,
who was triZzled and panniered and pulled
in the height of the style, exclaim, oh, |
j; like the Independent best u A moment
before I could have sworn that Ia petite
never looked ut newspaper, and, some
what surprised, [ took the liberty of lis
tening further. The Tribune suits me,
said her black-eyed companion. take
the Eoening POSI- chimed in stylish,
saucy-looking girl who was pelting
some one over the railing with
pond lilies-a beautiful bunch, by the way,
which five minutes before had seen a gen
tleman carefully selecting for her from a
little urchin's basket. And when, Won
dered, do you girls get time to read the
newspapers? sFold them four double, OF
course was the next sentence l caught,
and, more puzzled than before, very Inn
politely walked near the group, when eve
rytbing was made clear to me by the blonde
little one saying, Il had rather have q
newspaper any day than the best pannler
that was ever made in Paris fell PACK
into my seat, uncertain whether to laugh
or to feel provoked with the chatterboXes,
who had strolled off to lay siege to party
of gentlemen just from the beach. Think
of It, MIR. Tilton think of it, Mr. Greeley !
did Il ever occur to you what hustle you
make in fashionable circles?"
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THE AMERICAN pouoLoaroAI SOCIETY

THE AAERlCAS eONULOGlCAL sCClETf
will meet in the dining-room of the Ex-
change Hotel at 9 O'Clock Z. NJ, when they
will be received by Capt. Allan, president
of the Virginia horticultural and P0mo-
logical Society. They will remain in ses-
sion until II o'clock, when they will pro-
ceed to the hall OF the House OF Delegates
to receive an address of welcome from
Mayor Kelley.
At 4 O'Clock 2. NJ, under the guidance OF
Mr. Vim. B. Isaacs, chairman OF the Recep-
ton Committee, the society, with the
Mayor, members Of the City Council. the
Reception Committee, and accredited dele
gates, will make an excursion on the steam
er Palisade to Dutch Gap.
The biennial address of President Wilder
will be delivered ut the Exchange Hotel at
o'clock p. NJ. =,
The committees Of awards on special
premiums will meet at Assembly Hall at
O'Clock Thursday morning. -,
Parties who have not placed their fruits
on the tables will have space assigned them
by application at O'Clock this morning.
Members and delegates are requested to
report at the Hall and register their names.
VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND P0NoLoGIcAL
SOCIETY.
The Executive Committee viii meet at
Assembly Hall at 8'o'clock this morning.
The committees of awards will meet at
Assembly Hall this morning promptly ut IL
O'Clock. b q u. ~,
The exhibition win be opened for the
public at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
Membership certificates may be had OF
Mr. James L. Riddfek, Mr.. I. S. Tower,
treasurer, or OF the secretary at this Office.
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,-rW GOODS NEW GOODS!I


'Ncnsvct:s; made very large additions 70 cur
S,nNaNf-ade. pcc,u confidently recop,meud
~ IDS 10 oar fr:encs a$ thc vEkI REST,
A\h> Ns>! and CGEArkST GprDS in me
'. We rT,c.tion = ic~ OF the articles, with
...,,, sir, I'd IL sCmc Of them:
DRESS aOONN
,,,,-l= ,)gggnf pRSS Slt X. S23 worth S45;
.,.i- ~.i.N rn"LlS for Sil. worth fla
"a =, d. v,. mo ,sricTS for surumer dress gooGs We
.-,.s,t Ing tNtm al prices 10 suit each particular
ta-, '.>c.,ry ,'',,'' brand MA&sf1hLES QUILTS,
H., 'r.S,a-y brandy MARSEiLLEs QUILTS,
~na,car. frst-r2,o goods, aud are long way
..,.,',r Ntul.Satr prices,
I'm GtNI'S LINEN themmcdl HAND
,yxr>. iIEMMsn tpurc nnen> HANDKEk.
Cili.Fi n Ais per d3zcn. These hSho-
IL, hlrts would he eEcap Al f2.So.
.s3,,fu lAt.IsS' LINEN NHASnkERCHiEFa
Is,.e i!u,Y N.Bdkerchi.fs a. Sl.7s per Dozen
cac-pa. 81 50;
,.,ns'. / Elcr.hirts ran wesr) s0c. tgoodl.
4 ,uV nn. Of Gents furnishing goods tlates'
stylaS ana heat Qa<yl, 800
,,-y isrca and hs sndsune assortment OF hlu'
hons, all cO'ors all widths.
w.. l,lrIr) sailor hats vt as.59 pcr dozen,
y rsly lstrswi Turaans ii IS per DOZEN.
~s-~:oga Trunks. $3.50. be sure 10 look At thes'
trunks for they are y genuine bargain. .
.rr.Etn E!i Gloves. some for I5c. some tnr NJ
p. -Hic to l2Uk At our DOLL Ak KID Gi,oNES
-.a DUCK VAIL & kOUSS.
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= Nni- WISH
IT IUJ WISH
CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
JULIUS SYCL ES'S,
u; EEUAp STREET, between 4th and 9Th,

lie sts received large lot Of FLANNELS, OF
81, .nel,s and colors IN which nc cti1rs great In
IT,. Iurn;s as every one wishes such goods Mt
t,s tine ol the vc2r, they would therefore ITO well
e. riy- hin n call
,,.ycf ChSslMGREs which he will sell for csc.
s1 Soc ps- va: i less than they can be bought this
season, and which are only suitable ior Ina anu
lie yin oIen this day SO dozen Cents Meriao
~ RIA sul drawers which he Offers a. last years
He also tfars full liue OF T all Dress Goois very
,rrlp- sucu As Black Silks, Irtsh Poplins; boni ,
Hsz:i!ys. klpscnS. 4crlnos. Empress tLo;ii5, ana
lr sh kegs Blea, he'd Brown, aud other Domes-
,.rs-S!u!l assortment.
THfr:v-iyC pairs OF Blankets on hand, which he
,..y-rs =; last years prices.
E,1ng!nacr, goods have Sdvanced.
JCLIUS SYCLFS,
.;5 Rroad street, hetwet II lth aud 5'h sts.
SALESMES u. }. Turner, John 4. Gary. ".
\. !u7c:s. and 4. q. Reveli.
rln.t-N on S2.NrtayS. Hu ~
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vlKY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

na3nu determined 10 close business. l will from
tn, dat until the i.3 oc October sell nv large and
st rac'ive stock Of DRY GOODS out WIN ~
kE-AtD 80 COST FOR CASH FNGi uotFE-
lY. On the 2d Of OCTOBER the remainder OF
:a. stock will be closed out st auction.
CITY aud country dealers viii please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, Us we arc
Offering srea. Inducements 10 !ObSers.
rur stock Of DRESS GOODS Ia sui and com
rj,tu. embracing all the novelties Of tie season.
A.so full line IF
CAS:lMFRES, SATlSETS,
JEANS, FIANNELS,
BLANKETS,
TABLE DAIhSk,
SArKInS, TOW ELS,
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
IlANDkERCHlEFS,
CELLARS, CUFFS,
LkChS,
EM&ROIDEEiES,
NOTIONS, &C, &C.
j. y. WroDF1E,
1il7 MaiI street,
aU92 Opposite nispAtch once
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RUNAWAY AocIDENT.-Ycste after
noon horse attached to u wagon, driven
by MIR. Z. Cary, became frightened on Main
street, and started off at rapid rate. After
getting under full headWay the wagon came
In contact with some vehicle and was upset,
throwing MIR. Cary violently to the ground.
He was dragged some distance, and re-
ceired several severe bruises, besides having
one ear badly lacerated and his head cut.
He was taken into the Station-house, where
his wounds were dressed and he properly
cared for.
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MoRTUARY RgPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending satur.
day, Sept. 2, 1871, complied from sections
returns received at the office Of the Board
of Health:
Whole number of deaths In the city, 81 ;
in addition, still,boFn was reported
(white.) Sex: Males, a !; females, 10. Color:
White males, 8; white females, A; col0red
males, TO !; coloFed females, 8. Condition:
Single, 25; married, widows, 8. Tn.
known, 2. Nativity United States, SO
ireland, /. Locality; City at large, ! ;
Marshall Ward, O.; Jefferson Ward, Z
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

E.H. VALENTINE & SON Will sell for the ad-
ministrator, at liza. NJ, on the farm of W. w.
Newman, one mile from Atlec'a Station, 9. @
O.. r., mules, horses, buggy, wagon hsr.
ness, &c.
PAINE & co, will sell at 10 4. NJ. dry goods,
boots, shoes, hats, roadY-rnade clothing, &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR viii sell at T. M. n brick
store and dwelling oil the south sido OF Cary,
between 7th and sth streets. -a.te, p .,s.s.-
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GRAND ENGIrsH OprR ,r,c avn n ,,,,

: GRAND ENGLISH OPERATrc AND BALLAD,
t.oNcERT--Ihe season of amusements at
Assembly Hall will be opened on Monday
night next. The Grand English Operatic
ana Ballad Concert Troupe, composed OF
MISS Susan Galton, soprano, late direc.
Tres Iress OF the Galton Opera Troupe Miss
Icnrlmpf, contralto, of Philadelphia Mr..
James Grant, baritone, formerly of Rich
mond pSil Mr: John L. Carncross, tenor, from
ttmnaelphia Mr. Jas. A. Arnold, bari
sGne, W, % Mte OF hGhlngs Opera Troupe, and
WI. Inos. a. Beckett, pianist, will give
Two grand concerts on Monday and Tues
troupe has attained will insure Crowded
mouse on both occasions, aud lovers of fiI,e
music VIII have treat which is not often
anor0ed Richmond audience. II
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We psid visit to the Dollar store, 0th and
Main streets, on Saturday, and TO our surprise
find It to be equal to any one In the country. ine
articles offered there at one dollar csnnot pe
bought anywhere for double the money anu 70 as
1t is u mystery how they can sell them at hgure
that does not pay for materi Il. We bought large
lookiDg-glass and some steel engrsviugs there
that we know never were made for the money.
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A lady writes to one of the society papers
that the old idea that persons could not en-
.tertain their friends without turning their
house into a restaurant is beginning to die
ou. among sensible people, and entertain
,ments where only cake and Lemonade are
passed around will be considered more
select than the big supper affairs.
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Gov. WALKER VISITS PRoF. MAIILRrsRr.
Gov. Walker, in company with his aid. Col,
owen, and the committee Of the City Coun.
Gil, went down the river yesterday evening
TO DreWry's Bluff, and Witnessed the opera
tions OF Prof. Mail.efert and bis party, who
are engaged in blowing out the rocky bot
TOM OF the river. After several hours spent
pieasantty, the party returned to the city
| about SH O'clock p. M. ss''1s sSA~.J
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Nor DEAD AFTER ALL.-The negro man
who was enormously reported killed by a
rock thrown by the CANDLES Hill boys is
improving, and will be sufficiently recupe-
rated in q few days to resume his duties as
driver at the Tredegar Iron Works. The
skill and perseverance manifested by MIR.
Whitmore, the young gentleman who
dressed his wound, is remarkable. 1t could
q sllrreOn,
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES AProINTED.-The Board
of Education has appointed the following
trustees James W. Row vice John W.
Row, resigned, for Taylor district, Orange
county, and John +. Allen for Madison
district, same county, vice j. P. Taliaferro.
who has been appointed superintendent of
schools. 49, y W t
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ARCHBISHOP MANNING has determined to
suppress the custom of making Sunday the
great day for Catholic funerals in London,
whereby hundreds OF undertakers' men
have to work all day, and avast deal Of dis.
order and drunkenness is occasioned.
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JEFpERscN DAv1s.-While Mr. Davis was
here last week he had his photograph taken
at Frayser's gallery. Mr. Frayser sue
ceeded In making as good likeness OF the
Confederate President as we have YET
seen. We are indebted to him for copy
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The EMPERoR ALEXANDER is the hero OF
the following anecdote: He was present at
collection in Paris for one OF the hospl-
tails. The plate was held out to him by an
extremely pretty girl. As he gave his louis
dor he whispered, /" Mademoiselle, this is
for your pretty eyes" The girl curtsled
and presented the plate again. w bal, = :,
said The Emperor, ssmore - Yes, sir. i"
said she, g now want something for the
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NATURAL FLOWERS EN- -,@a

NATURAL FLOWERS EM-S-s@a
~ .D.-BEIDAL BOUQUETS, sAH4&
FUNERAL WREATHS. CROSS ,4bS@Ss
ANCHORS, and STARS preserved In natufI
form.
Specimens eau be seen at Messrs. l.. Wagner &
C1rs, corner OF Broad and 9Th streets; Lee CAL
lerv, Main between 9th and 10th streets; and west
JUhuslon's bookstore.
Orders with flowers must be brought to my house
No taa Brook avenue, between Gay ana Leign
htfeets.
te c.GOd2Yx Mrs. L. L. TRUEhAk.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING m TIE
6lGHMoND PosT.oFFICE, SEPTEMBER s, 1S71.-
COL Walter Il. Taylor, Richmond Ed. FL.
BeVeriy, Curps Neck Mrs. S. Nj. Broad
aus, ehackietorPs; Mrs. Lewis A. Tai
pert Charles Jackson Mrs. Grace Camp
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uRY GOODS.
,,,;ir LAST OPPORTUNITY.

T"E 'N>'
,,-.,nc ,hc nc>t tcu days we Will sell all SUM
..E G0Nps At AND BELOW COST, rather
w." wa ,.c, them away for the next season, there
l"'" ,, ,~ h,ryslns can be ob:siusd!n
.,RgNAplSRS.
I,rANEsE PoPLINS ak.
Vl9CES.
,i,r and cRkLLI SnATLS
u,.cN MEElN0 SHAWLS. --...
wu,IE ano BUFF r0SGEE SILK FAR
tSCLS.
vfu GLOVES aud sll kinds OF
pKY GOODS.
oar assortment OF
,nrarUHD and BROWN COTTQSS,
rhNlE LINENS.
IyWyI.S, &.rkiNS,
n.;ITS rklSTNs,
C,~>i%ShSS,
.~5 goods IN general, lis very fair "ad ws "ner
.,,rc Inw,st prices. An csriv call IS soil
1' NM. THALtiiMER SONS
'| sol broad street, corner Gin.
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Aws'SEN ES'ES.

4 SSE BLY, Ii a L l..
KOE TWO NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EFEElNGS,
SEPTEMBER llTu ASD 18TH.
GRAND ENGLISH oPERATlC AND & aLL!.I'
CoECERT TROUPE,
Composed "I tue following distinguished artists:
Mss -usap Gn!tor soprano.
lr Dircctcess oc the i,aItoa tpers Ir"up";
Miss Jo:cphiue SrhrInpf. .ConGraito,
from Philadelphia.
Mr. James Grant. Baritone,
from hIsond, Va.
Mr.. John L. tarnCross. ......::... .ienor,
from Phi:adephia-
Sir James a. Arnold. .................. Baritone,
late OF Klchings's Opera Troupe.
Mr. Th mas 4. Bee sett tlanlsl,
frl Ill fhiIadeiph!a.
rRICES OF ADMISSION:
General admission W
NdUi'shlun |" gallery. oo
80 fN1RA CaAHG r for RaSkRNED SbATS.
III" sale OF reserved seals will commence on
THC ChSJ2Y MORNING, SepLente- Ith. at est
* In:uston's bookstore, 10Th aud Msin streets.
For ccucert programmes sec small Circulars.
tcb-8sl
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THE PATRONS OF G. r. REEs will be gratined 10
learn that he Will re-open his PHOTOGRAPH GAL
LERY (secsntly damaged by fre) In a few days
with new apparatus and material, fresh stock Of
frames, cases. &C., and all the latest and best nov
cities In his line. Mr.. Rees's friends on visiting
the reftted gallery will find that his loss has re-
suited in their gain. "3
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HOTELS AND BoARDIsG.HOUsEs

lSS GAY has several very PLEASANT
W. kOcMs FOR Ps RMANEkT BOARDLRA
very reasonable. Apply at No. Id 9th street,
spulh OF Cary sc eod5tS
DERSONS DESIRING PERMANENT,
Il WEEKLY, or DAY BOARD, IN q pleasant
&ui convenient location, can be accommodated
al reasonable terms By applying at No. 1910 Boss
r rect. &c e-W&F4w<
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SCARCITY OF WoMEN.-A lonely pioneer
writes as follows from La Corna, Wyo-

Il sincerely wish that many hundreds of
old maids and widows who cannot get hus-
bands at home would come out here, where
they could speedily get choice of good,
honest, hardworking men, who could make
them comfortable and independent. There
are, I really think, five men here for one
woman. In fact very many men have been
compelled to live with native Indian wo-
men, who, to my eye, are perfect frights,
and worse In their conduct than appear
ance, although that is bad enough"
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PoMoLoGIcAn EXHIBITION. -Those who intend
to visit the Fair should not fail TO 20 and see PIz.
zINI. You will never regret It. His stock OF ane
candles cakes ard connections Of every x nd are
unsurpassed. His !ce-creams are most delicious,
and bis store Is an ornament to our city.
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Madison Ward, 9 !; Monroe Ward, b !; Clsy
Ward, 4 Jackson Ward, q ! Alms.ilouse, Il

~
Ward, Z Jackson Ward, n !; Alms.flouse, i.
age : One day to thirty, 4; one month to
SIX, 4; six months to twelve, q; one year
tothree, Z three years to i've, q; ten years
70, twenty, q; twenty years to thirty, 81;
Q fifty years to sixty, q; sixty years 10.
seventy, g; seventy years to eighty, &; one
nundred years and upwardas I. BY whom
eerttned Regular practitioners, 26 irreg-
% niar practitioners, 1; coroner, @; Board 6f
leu hsalIn Z. Causes Of death: Anasarca, 4
osain disease, 2; cancer, / conyulsions, 4 s.
eonsumption, 2 q white and I coIored j
Snoiera infantum, I continued fever,
elalInea (acutel 3 dysentery {aeusel. 6;;
nydrocep6aius, l.; fnanitlon, Il; infan-
matl9n OF bowels. /; marasmus, old
eege, paralysis, 1; teething, / typhoid
fever, 5 j. valVular heart disease, 1 Whoop-
lng.cough, q; unknown, 2.
u The total number Of deaths for the month
OF August were 183-whites, So I; colored,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE KNIGHTS TEMpLAR EXCURSION TO
RALTIMoRE.-The Richmond Knights Tenn
plar are quietly but effectively carrying out
their arrangement for thelr proposed eX-
cursion to Baltimore during the session
of the 7riennial CoDctaye or the Grand
Encampment of the United States. The
programme of reception adopted by. the
Grand Commandery of Maryland has been
received here, and it promises n series OF
delightful entertainments for the visiting
Knights.
On Tuesday, the 10Th instant, the Con-
claYe meets. and the Communicates OF the
State of Maryland, with such others as nc
cept the invitation to join in the procession,
will escort the grand officers to their grand
asylum.
On Wednesday steamboats, will be pro.
vidcd. for short excursions down Chesa-
peake bay, giving the visitors an oppor-
tunity of viewing the harbor of Baltimore,
the forts, &c. They will also be afforded
an opportunity to visit Druid Hill Park,
the public institutions, and other places OF
interest, and at night there will be grand
ball ut the Masonic Temple.
The grand parade, review, and lnspec-
tion will take place on Thursday, affordlng
one of the finest spectacles of the kind ever
seen in this country. On Thursday night
musical and other entertainments will be
given at the headquarters Of the city Com
mandcries, to which all visiting knights
will be welcome.
The festivities in Baltimore being over,
the Grand Encampment and visiting Com
manderics will on Friday, the ed, visit
Washington city by invitation of the Com
manderies of the District OF Columbia. The
programme here provides for q parade on
arrival, visit of courtesy to the President
of the United States, and to the Governor
of the District; visits also to places Of in
tereSt in and about the city, and grand
collation. at the Masonic Temple.
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Fo1LR- FARIss, BY Onida, authorof strat,
mon, Puck. Under Two Flags, received
from Eliyson & Taylor, 1i16 Main street.
The novels OF this author are amongst the
most popular works of fiction OF the pre-
sent century.
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HusTINas CoURr-Judge A. B. Guigon.-
In this court yesterday the following cases
were disposed of:
Fielding Brown (coloreD, unlawfnlly
shooting York james, with intent to kill.
Sent to penitentiary for three years.
VIM. Robinson and Fred. Spencer, for
robbing Anderson Scott. Found guilty,
and sent to penitentiary for eight years.
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TICKETS of admission to the American Pomo-
logical Society may be had at this ofice. Exnlbl'
ton to open Wednesday afternoon.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. R. FL. Chiffon, chief Of
staff to General r. e. Lee, is in the city-a
guest of his sop-in-law, Col. Peyton Wise.
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DELICIOUS NOTICE.--In consequence

y ELIGIOUS NOTICE.--In consequence
worship TO the city for their future MEETINGS of
he Cltv Council, We do hereby notify Inc lsrael.
ites and the public In general thst the usuIl rel-
p0us services will be held at No. 9is Broad. below
sh street, two doors below the Engtne-housc,
where we respectfully invits all TO come.
The aforementioned house Will only be occn-
pied TEN porary the cOngf eg stiou intend very
soon ~ erect t&mple for their pernakent Use as
n ftpuse of worship.
s!fnsd by the Board OF the Congregation Eonse
ot E-ra.i. SEGA 3gN F&FtEtnse
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Our friend ASToSI, two doors below T. z. Price
d Co.'s, has q fac lot of the Bartlett pears anu
also peaches and grapes; BESIDES HIS stock of can
dies cakes, and other corrections are large and
lrst-class @@a r, s...s .. t#.I.s Z t.
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: FERTILIZER ON TIME.

Il
In spirit or great liberslity, Mcssrs. ZELL s.
ScSS hSvc authorized us to sell their AMMONIA
I'D BONE eUrSRrhoSPttAIH at re3uc-
N" of 40 per ton on last years price, and 10 tx
"aa III tiiue on credit sule5 10 s or even tloeIoc
months bat for approved, endorsed negotiable
necessary 10 Shy more OF this justly valuable fer
Ill Ier than 10 refer the public TO certitca.ee OF
age number OF well-kBoEn and pl scil Nal farm
c-h 20 nhGIn We have sold for the past five yea's.
Prices In hichmond are S54 pee ton, cash; S5s
rc7 ION credit OF elk months, and Se2 on u
c!eiit Of twelve - ouIhs.
send for ciTcuare.
sc 5-d4sN2t2Wlt DUPUY IL MCKINNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

Strangers attending the POmological Exhibition
will find the "Vi,isors' Guice to Richmond and
Vicinity" a useful and entertaining companion
in their rarnbles. For sale by BENJAMIN BATES,
llOl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

Visitors to the horticultural and Pomolosical
Exhibition can find the New York daiiies q. Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR's news depot, lll6 MAIN street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

WEIsIGER. 1901 Main street, has just received
all the latest styles Of stiff and fancy ha9 ior
young gentg Gall and see them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

StereoscopIc Views OF Richmond for sale at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR's news depot, lIls Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

Children's pictures taken best at tho sLEE's
Gallery, s2O Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

ICE-CREAMs.-Tbe visitors 10 the Fair should
try some OF PIZZINI's hnely. favored ice-creams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

WEIsIGER, l?Ol Main street, has the latest styles
of cloth hxts in every Variety suited for the retail
trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

stereoscopic Views Of Richmond and vicinity
for sale at ELLYsoS d TAYLoR,s, 1l1s Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND ANDiVIciFI7Y.
Published ard for sale by BENJAMIN BATES, llol
Main, near Ilth street. @G -Eistaisjt -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

THE HILLsBoRo' IN. C.) RECORDER Ii the old
est paper III North Carolina. -..fsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

The standard picture OF General K. K. LEE at
the LEE 4" Gallery, 82o Main street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-06

"Ivorincs," the exclusive productions Of tie
"LEE " gallery, 90 Main street.