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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@ WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
GOOD GOODS AT Low PsIcEs.


GOOD GOODS AT Low PRICES.
We SoVlse all who wish to purchase strictly
Iisei'oLAss DsY GOODS q. Low prices 30
- s oot s1ocE' a. NO now CHER lots OF goods
very low prices rather than earrv .b.m ovs. -,
season. 'nen over the
lain, PLAID. and STRIPED uox,
DiSofS and LzNos at 1885,. pc, Yard. ,o1a
soe.; ''''on q . ana
sAAL FRENCH ogaANDY LAWNS :, g.
worth sac. per yard;
H@saolDERED oRGAEDY a. aos. won, *.
PSF yard; ''A ~"
iss MULLINS Of 1s, 10 Is, 40. 20, and goo. nor
yard-al very cheap;
riQoEs at 30 and ass., worth Soc
0AoA csEPE DE PARIS at Sec. pcr yard
Weuld be cheap at 7sc.;
'ohsAZtSEs and TAMIsE a. extreuo,v ,or.
prises; - extremely low
An.0one ENGLISH and FRENCH cAss1.
LEES, for pauts, at sreatly.reduesd ,r,ce,
ohEVloT CAssIMEREs, full eouh,s v,s,, :.
s.s per Jard-elegant goods for fan wear:
DoobLs-W1DTH FRENCH FLANNEL. tho
~0'' SeFViceabls goods to be had:
Hfse stock Of DoEsKIss and BLACK
ChoIHS at satisfactory prices:
FAhAsoLs In great variety q pr,ces ,,o, .,o
oound 70 make saem go;
| HoNEY-C0EB QUILTS. the ,,ro.,.
tured, at sl.4o,lworth saso;
oALico CoMFoRTERs at $aso-no. tina n,,co
would cost you 10 buy the material:
hesvy WOOL QUILTS =. q. 50, worth Al 50.
LINEN for covering stair carpet AZ ,.c Nor v..,
worth 2sc.; .
lNDia-TTILL LONG CLOTH at Soc, worth
zoe. per yard; "0A'N
| oAiHTlFG CAHDaIC at 20 aud sc. psr yayd
| worth 30 and asc.
oohioN DlArER al els5 piece o. ten Yards
LINEN DIAPER at o. 50 for n zee OF ten y, rds.
iHUChABACK TOWELS at slso, A. ~ 90, q, *
and upwsrds--the cheapest towels you ever Jaw.
Genuine WHITLYJET SETS, EAR RINGS, and
| bkEAsTPINs, at 7te., 81, sl.as, and 81. 50
| set, which Is less than one-half the value:
NICE JET SETS at aso., $780,, and soc,, surnr,.
! clngly low:
BLACK CREPE SETS CT COLLARS and
COrF oilOm pl.25 u fs.50 q set;
CREPE COLLARS from acc. TO 81;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES ct g. q pair, sold
everywhere $i.eS:
DIMITY BANDS at loc., worth ESQ.,:
CROCHET EDGING, twelve ward, in n,sce. a,
l5c', worth &c, per yard; better article d
&c., worth loc. a yard:
REAL FRENCH WOvs CoEsETs, all s,zse.
White and coloyed, at &C., worth 81;
LADIES' GARMENTS in great variety:
NICE CHEMIsES and DRAWERS atsI
EUREKA GUN CLOTHS for Children;
and 44INDA RUBBER CLOTHS;
A large assortment Of LACE SETS and LACE
| COLLARS, from the lowest prices to the bes
| qualities;
BLA SKETS In great variety;
A large stock OF BED TICK, from 1oc. 10 sss. pc
yard, all much below regular prices:
TABLE-CI,OTH, pure linen, two yards long, a
| sl-would be cheap at sl.so;
FEINGED NAPKINS a. Soc, worth 81 per dos
tLIEEN HEAsTITCRED BAEDKERCHIEFl
! at 15c would DO cheap At 2oc.;
NEW YORK BILLS COTTON at 2le.;
! TAMsUTTA ct 2o:;
!ANDROSCOSGIE st 1ssc.;
! Full-wid.h UNBLEACHED COTTON SHEET
ING ut acc. per yard;
Full-width BLEACRLD SuEETING a. s5e. pc
| yard.
Five thousand seven hundred and eighty-thre
other BARGAINS oil to 30 seen sc the ltrg
dry, goods house OF
LEVI BRCTHERS',
ausl 1918 and l2ls Main ST, Richmond, Va.
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CAPTURs oP FISHING SLoop.-On Tue

CAPTURH oP FISHING SLooP.-On Tues
dav morning last party from Leonard
town, Md, captured the sloop Six Bro.
Tiers, from Georgetown, D. c., with Capt.
Thomas Hunter and colorcd man named
john Day. whilst engaged in violating the
provisions Of the law of 1870, which pro-
hibits the hauling of seines for fish by nom
residents in any of the tributaries of the Po-
tonne within the limits Of st. Mary's coun-
ty. Justice Holmes rendered a Judgment of
condemnation against the sloop, and i'm
posed tine Of tive dollars upon Captain
Hunter. The remainder Of the crew, with
the seine and seine-bont, succeeded in MAX
ing their cscape.-St. MaryS Beacon.
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T.segraDhic Summary.

Thomas Mcdonald and james Eds, two
weil-known citizens of Halifax, n. s., were
drowned on Thursday by the capsizing Of
a Sail-boat, returning from pic-ltic.
Tue Gold Spring track, at Milwaukee,
WIS.,, over which Goldsmith's biaid made
such wonderful time on Thursday, mea-
sures Go feet more than mile.
The scvcrest gale Of the season swept
over Lake Eric yesterday. Several vessels
are ashore.
There was slight frost at Lewiston,
Me-, yesterday morning.
Kane O'DonneI, Journalist, formerly
connected with tue New York Tribune,
died in PhilaGelphia Yesterday.
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swINDLEg ARnEsrED.-Iicnry s. Haskins
vas arrest ed in New York on Wednesday,
charged wIth long series Of impostious,
especially with having obtained money
from the directors of the Fulton County
National Rauk, at GloversvRie, n. Y, on
The false pretcnce Of being the chief OF the
New York detectives who arrested two
robbers Of the bank. He had also victim
Hcd the authors Of a number OF the imprO-
per PERSONAL" advertisements which ap-
pear in The New York papers, pretending
t. be reporter, and writing up accounts
Of d"l'nquencies, upon which he levied
BLACK N III. The ahoItionists are reported
10 have suffered severely at his hands.
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Strange Results Of IN Excursion
SymptOs,a. of Wholesale Poisoning.

PH1LADELpH1A, Sept. S.-Last week q
large private party made steamboat eX-
cursion down the bay from Wilmington,
Del, and the next day nearly the whole Of
the party suffered from symptoms of poison
ing, and number Of respectable families
now have one or more members seriously
i'll in consequence. 1he cases have not
been alarming, but they seem annoying and
distressing, and one peculiar feature is that
after person seems to have entirely recov-
cred he is again seized with AS much Sc
verify as before. One doctor is said to be
treating not less than forty cases of persons
suffering from the effects of the unfortunate
Influences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

DIED, ST his residence in Appomattox
county, on the 9Th instant, Col. Thomas
Hcnr! Flood. in the G9th year Of his age
We make this announcement with SIM
c"ic sorrow. Col. Flood was an estimable
gentleman and useful citizen. he served
i,r number Of years in both branches of
IAe Legislature, and always acceplably and
u.e!uly. Both in his public and private
relations his lite was a constant illuStra-
ton OF those qualities which 20 to make up
good, true, and honorable manhood. He
leaves good name and good example be-
hlnd him. Col. Flood Was the father OF our
10" man Maj. john II. Flood.-Lynch-
t,i1'2 I!rgln{ua.
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The Alabama and Mississi ppi Cotton
6,aHas.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 6-The following
responsible cotton factors OF this city have
been interviewed in reference to the cotton
crop prospects: Crawford, Walsh, Smith
& GO. Toonier, Sykes & Billups; Charles
Hopkins 81 Co. Bell, Moon & Co.. :; Sims,
Harrison IL Co. Murphy. Agnew d Co.:
Mullhouse, Shields & Co.; Stollenwerck q
Bro. ; Baker; Lawber = Co.; k All h d
L. Garner d Co. They say the accounts
received from friends in Alabama and Mis-
sissippi are of the most unfavorable char.
acter. The general complaint is the dam
age to the growing crops frem worms and
rust, and it is variously estimated at from
half to two.thirds of last years crop.
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eoRr OF RICHMOND. sRPTEABHR s, 1871

tOKT OF RICHMOND. SRPTSNBER s, lS7L
SE2Irk1
Steamer PSlisade, Nelson, Chick mer-
chanuise and PASSENGERS.
Schooner Mabel Hall, Bartlett, Rockland, lime.
4. <. Lee.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell Brakeman. New York, N err
chxndise and passengers, John ", Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. 7. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers Virginia Steamship
snd Packet CompsnY.
sl-.mer onn sylsestsr, Clifford, norfolk, mer-
ehand!se and passengers, L. Is. Iatun q Co.
schno1er Snirk. " ORD, and William l.. Hern,
Il, al, down river, light
Schooner Yankee Doodle. Mallsbury, New York,
via Drerry's B:uH, load with wood.
S..nouaer Alex. = AISLE, UonnRliy, Hhllaoelpnla,
scho.ncr Judge Hopkins, Baker. Phlladelphia,
grA ute, Currie 20.
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Domestic NIarket,-IBY TELEGaAPu.1

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Cotton quiet; sales, 1878
bales upland5, acIc.; crle.us, :ltc. B3urbern
good TO choice, esSeGs9 Whskey dali ~ sosc.
Wheat lgl?c. netler winter red and amber west
a GItn u ts,t,e G S,c ''eaU "a
Eteady. IalloT unchanged. Fre:sh.s active.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s-Virqni. es, old. s3s
b d. sat :keh; '6e 8, o5S I'D; 1918, ots bid. Cou-
pon9, OLD esq bid; Goa asked, North Cardinals,
old, 49, bid. 4is ,ckrd.
Flour active aud nrrn. the market fayoring rell-
ers. WHIST has an advancing l. ndancy Penn
s. lGaEik, SIa5ldsL50; Ohio and indiana, 81. 400
sl.t5 Corn il IN white southern, 71Gsoc.: yei-
low southern 7lG7sc.; mixed western. 7oa73c. !;
White western, 75c. Provisions unchanged. W his
key-SlIes at 92c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09
Arrest of a Judge sn Mississippi.

JACKSON, MISS, Sept. 6.-Judge TarbeII
was to-day brought before the United
States commissioner under the enforce
ment act. Waving an examination, ne
was admitted to bal in the sum of 200
for his appea, ance in the United States
Court in January next. The offence with
which he is charged consists in telling GER
tain Republican officials that unless they
supported Capt. Lake, one OF the Repub-
lican candidates for sheriff, at the ensuing
election, he would urge their removal from
nfHna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

A EERo1NE.-A girl nine years Of age ar
rived 1T town III Central Iowa recently,
having travelled unprotected all the way
from Western Kansas, and bringing with
her two sisters-one 81 infant, which she
carried in her arms, ard the other three
years old. Her parents bad cmigrated to
Kansas, ard had both died there, and she
determined to return to Iowa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

ARREST OF AN HUNTED STATES BRIGA-
DIEE-GESERlL.-JdckSo Miss, Sept. -
Judge Jonalhsn TsrbelI, acknowledgements
eraI OF tie United States army, at present
Judge OF The Supreme Court Of Mississippi,
and 4 prominent Republican, was this even
ing arrested on warrant issued by the
United States Commissioner under the en-
furcemeut act. The affidavit upon which
the warrant is based is sworn to by three
prominent Republicans, also office. hOlders.
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no Distinction on Account OF Race
Color, DC.

BosroN, Sept. S.-The National Division
of Sons of Temperance has settled the ques-
ton of colored membership by adopting the
following preamble and resolution by q
vote of 81 to 80:
"Whereas, in the Order OF Sons of Tenn
perapce. under the jurisdiction of the Ma
tional Division, We know no distinction on
account of race, color, or former condition,
but all are alike equal before the laws
therefore
RESOLVED, That in our future action we
do not deem it expedient to organize sepa-
rate bodies In the same territory on account
OF any Of the above-namet distinctions"
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STEvEESyIlIg. VA. eth Sept. 1871,

STErgssv1LLg, VA, eth Sept, 1871.
Conservatives Of ling and queen: You
are invited TO meet III our Courthouse, on
the 18th INST. TO attend to the Orgau,Z alton
o! The party, and if thought bc,t, to make
nomination OF q candidate for the House of
Delegates. JSo. K. BAGBY.
County Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

BOILER EXPLOSION IN TIE MAUMEE VAL
LEY Ioiedo, Sept. THE boiler
Of he MaulDce Valley FIGURING Mills at
Ne" Haven, Indiana, exploded this morn
lD@, INSTANTLY killing the propretors, Chas.
ana Lewis Upper, and A. Is. Carr, en-
En"cr. 1llfcc others were sefiously in
lArd ia' lniLl is :. complete wreck.
L.. So LNn
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California Elections

san FRANCISCO, Sept. s.-The taxpayers
majority in the city is from two to three
thousand, and in the state about six thou
saud. The taxpayers elect two, probably
three, members to Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09
AFFAIRS IN NEW YoaK- Crimes mer,-

AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK Crimes Ameri-
can Institute, &c.-Neso York. Sept. T.
Jasper Schneider was stabbed this morning
during quarrel by boy IA years old,
named James McGann. He received two
frightfu wounds in the abdomen. from
which the entrails protruded, and he can
Last night john Ryder, German. visit
west 40th street, and called for beer and
refused payment, and then struck Kissel
with carpenters saw, inflictins fatal in.
jurics.
The fortieth annual exhibition Of the
American Institute was formally opened
this afternoon. Prayer was offered by the
Rev. DR.. Deems, and Walt. Whitman, OF
Washington, ID. G., read II poem. h. u.
Squicr WAS introduced, and delivered M
address. reoountins the rapid strides made
by science and art In this and other coun-
tries. The exhibition IL complete sue
cess. All parts Of the country are repre-
scnted.
The abortionist, Rosenzwcig, through his
counsel. VIM. +. Howe. applied to Judge
Cardoxo to-day to be admitted to bail. The
court refused.
This evening David Dorian, q young man,
while trying to protect from insult young
girl attending rctrcshment counter at
JoneS's Woods picnic grounds, was stabbed
in the breast by party of ruflians, and
died in few minutes. The murderer es-
capped. The roughs had crowded around
the counter eating, refusing to pay, and
using vile language to the girl, when Do
lian tried to quiet them.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock end Money Marke

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-MoneT easy at 2e9a per
cent. Storing stcader at ssGsl. Gold, 1laS9llsh.
Government declined /. states's he1vy. Ten
nessee's, 7sS; new, eame VirRnias, ca3; new,
10. Loui.iana's, eS; new, 60. Levee's, IL: s's,
81 Alabama's, 100: 6's, os. GeorSia's, 80; u.s. Of.
North Cardinals, 4st; new, rs. South Cardinals,
new. La
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WEST POINT MILITARY ACADIxY.-The
Board of Visitors TO the Military Academy
at West Point have rendered their report,
from one portion of which three of the
members dissent. The New York Tribune
thinks it remarkable" that they dissent
upon All article (Which certainly ought TO
command the Instant and hearty approval
of every man who knows anything OF the
Irregularities which a lack of discipline has
brought into the academy" This article
recommends severer discipline, and espe-
cially cessation of that familiarity between
cadets and officers which has been so fruit.
full heretofore Of abuses and disorder.
West Point says the Tribune, els not
crcditable institution in many respects,
and, judging from our abstract Of the usual
annual report of its condition, 1t is not in a
fair way to command the confidence and
esteem Of the country" And yet. the con-
trary used to be the caSe.-BdH. Sun.
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i" -" Tor 81 the l;,fnG belonging 10 the
.a'. Ir. foA les, II prI4cu tttil.-m co.,
'., "n'tc cieauing out . .;sN III that
81 IA !:w aayo ago, found u II iiiird with
solJ coin. 10 IL his or Mr., owl ,'sr
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The Fever III Charie.ton.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. s.-Three fever
deaths have occurred IN the past twenty
four hours.
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TITY SAVINGS AND INSuRANCH
BROKERAGE COMPANY

OFFICE CoRNSR OF 18TH AND HAN s7HBRTas
LAWSON NUNNALLY, President
Y. Is. MADE, gecretary.
VIM. COULLIEG, Cashier.
FIRE, LIFE, and MARINE INSURANCE. ef-
fected IN the best companies at the Eot1est rates.
AS the FIRE insurance companies doing business
hers are governed ny no tariff OF rates, the public
Will find It to their interest TO effect their insur-
ance through this inatiLution.
Loans negotiated, and interest allowed on de-
posts. 1y2s-sm
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MAREsE INTELLIGENCE.

all.I. GUGg AIM -, sEPTKHRER 0, ,s7l
n ..>. 50 Go32 rises..-.. II o.
81 .zts,,,,.-,.,,. s.l6 Sign Tide. l2.us
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~ AUGUST, 1871.

~ AUGUST, 1871.
MORH NEW AND SEA3ONABLE DRY
GOODB.
T. p. PRICE co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Bire Buff srd Pink Cambrics,
FOR dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Liuen Collars aDd Sleeves
Ladies' Colored and B!sck Kid Clio yes, very best
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle-Thread Hoae and Half Hose;
3ulhggan Hose and Half Hose superior;
CoIsetG-every make and quality.
STAPLES:
Linens and Linen eheetings;
Brown and Bieached Cottons;
Cotton Shsetings and Pillow CottoAs;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
lat old prices, although advaucing.)
Ltnen-Bcsom Shirts, Bosoms,
Books, Collara, CLOVIS,
C2ss!meres, &C., for gents and boys,
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer and Fail Poplns, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, to be sold or at half
value, as Hheir Inventory seaeon list September)
approaches. I. 3. PRICE Il CO.,
jyD lIoi Main street
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T GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found At BRIGos's BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
The largest variety OF CAKES at BRIGGSs
BAKERY, 7G7 Haln street.
The pest CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGs's
BAKERY, 707 Main street.
PIES at s, 10, ard i5c. a piece at BRIGaS's
BAKERY.
RULLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSk, at
RRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, ut
BRIGGS'5 BAKERY.
PersorB living On Church and Union Hills can
be Supplied with all Of these at kr. ROBERT
WERER'S, on 25th street, near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGSS BAKERY,
tya TOT Main street.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From London.
GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO RoME-THE wIGAN

From London.
GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO RoME-THE wIGAN
NINE HORROR, ETC., ETC.
LONDON, Sept. S.-Troulmonsdorf, who Ia
partisan of Bollinger, has been appointed
German ambassador TO Rome. This pro-
duces deep feeling Of discomfort in the
Vatican. --..a
Communication has been effected with
the imprisoned miners In the Wigan mines.
The dead body of one of the victims has
been brought to the surface. and others are
known TO be in so precarious condition
that hardly q hope is entertained for the
preservation Of any Of their lives.
A fearful storm caused great damage to
buildings and crops in Walton district, of
the county Of York.
An ARRAY between Catholics and Protes.
tan's occurred yesterday at Portadown,
Ireland. No lives were lost.
The foot and mouth disease is spreading
alarmingly among cattle in Warwickshire.
The monthly returns from the Boards of
Trade show that the exports from Great
Britain during August were unprecedcnt-
ed, the actual value being .e22 ,221 ,245-an
increase of so per cent. over 1870.
THE ROYAL CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Sept. S.-The conference be-
tween the Empcrors of Germany and Aus
tria ut Salzburg was most friendly on both
sides. The people svailed themselves of
the event to have q gala-day.. Tonight a
grand dinner was given, and there is also q
brilliant illumination of the surrounding
hills.
From France
PARIS, Sept. S.-Montandor, in the De-
partment of Doubs, has been suspended
from the exercise of his functions because
he made preparations, despite the proh-
/ bition of the Versailles authorities, to cele-
brate on the 4th instant the anniversary OF
the Inauguration of the Republic.
The committee to whom was referred
the proposition to send the Communists TO
California will soon report.
The latest Algerian news Is favorable.
"MILITAKY DEGRADATION AND DEATH"
VERSAILLES, Sept. S.-The trial of Rosscl
has been terminated, and lie has been sem
fenced to suffer military degradation and
death.
Gambetta will defend the members of the
press.
SALzBURG. Sept. S.-The Emperors Will
liam and Francis Joseph parted this morn
ing warm friends. Francis Joseph meets
the King of Bavaria at Munich.
Foreign Miscellany.
The Grand FiZier of Turkey is dead.
One thousand six hundred and seventy
three cases Of foot and mouth diseases oc-
Cured among the cattle of the county of
. Norfolk, England, last week.
Three thousand seven hundred and fifty
pounds sterling has been raised for mon
ument to Gen. Prim in Spain.
The Morayian elections give the Govern
ment two-thirds majority in the new
House for the realization of the policy Of
the equality of all Austrian natiouaIities.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER kAILKoAD,}

OCKLAND LlME.-2,875 barrels
IN kCGKLAAD LIsE dAIiy expected, for sale
low from wharf
500 A. 5, LEE.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-08-03

In Pekin, a newspaper Of extraordi-
nary size is Published weekly on silk.
1t is said to have been published more
than a thousand years ago. In 1927, a
public officer caused some false intelli-
genoe to be inserted 10 this paper, for
which he was put to death. Several
numbers of the paper are preserved
in the Royal Library of Paris. They
are ten and quarter yards loag.
An atmosphere (says Hearth and
Home impregnated with the dust which
has been gathered in carpets, and re-
mained there considerable length Of
time, is positively unhealthy. The
dust, after being stagnant for some
time, especially in warm weather, pre-
sents myrisds Of animalcule.
In no country but ours, does tie silly
practice of "treating all reund," obtain
custom which is prolific cause Of
dead heads and bar-room loafng. In
some places, "snti-treating societies
have been organized. A jolly fellow
nowadays will soon get out of elbows
by his insane form Of sociability, ant
when his money is gone, "friend alto
friend departs"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-08-03

n --:-e--.----f--
Corn and potatoes are growing with
marvellous rapidity. The tassels on the
former are getting conspicuous, which
reminds the young gamins of town that
it is almost time to go "cooning.
"You know how il is YOURSELF" is
dying out, and "He always was that
way" is now the best leading slang
phrase.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-08-03

LIST OF CAUSES set down for trial at Au-
gust Term 1871:
l. The Elk Co. r. r. and Mining Ga.
zette vs. Jacob Reichard, No. l April Tern
1870.
2. Koch s. Son vs. Patrick Reed, No. 6s
Jan. Term 1869
8. Armel Turley VS. Geo. D, Smith, ct sl
No. SO April Term 1869.
A. Messenger & Wheeler vs. Dilworth &
George, No. Al April Term 1869.
8. J. G. Chapin's heirs vs. Bryant &
Euwer, No. 4 November term 1869.
8. Hiram Woodward VS. Thomas Tosier,
No. 90 Nov. term 1869.
7. Thomas Turley VS. B. A. Weed, No.
3S Nov. term 1869.
8. A. ]. Lewis vs. John W. Best, No. 9
Jan. term 1870.
9. A. H. Packard VS. John Kaul ct al
No. 19 April term 1870.
10. James Douglass ct al vs. Thomas Lu-
cas- ct al, No. 90 April term 1870.
ii. E. w. Bushley VS. Allen Giles, Nos.
46 Al 48 and 49 April term 1870.
IL. James H. Ellington vs. Isaac Bow
man ct al, No. 10 August term 1870.
l3. Bernard Weidenbrenner vs. George A.
Rathbun, No. 80 August term 1870.
ii. lSddC DOWmdu VS. lnOInaS lrWln, NO.
IL November term 1870.
15. Spillane's heirs vs. Michael Danno-
van, No. f9 November term 1870.
16. Geo. W. Smith vs. d. f. Anderson,
No. % November term 1870.
II. Stearns, Clark & Co. vs. D. F. Ander.
son, No. 90 November term 1870
18. C.Brockway,Jr. vs. Horton township,
No. "a November term 1870.
10. Reuben Winslow vs. Edwin Fletcher,
No. 25 November term 1870.
20. Spring Run Coal Co. vs. Laurie ].
Blakely, No. 81 November term 1870.
q. Jonathan Boynton ct al vs. A. G.
Finney ct al, No. Jan. term 1871.
%. John G. Reading ct al vs. A. C. Fin
ney ct al, No. 13 January term 1871.
FRED. SCHOENING, Pro.