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THE PROSPECT IN OHIo.-Thc Statesman
of last Thursday morning says editorially ::
1--WE shall indul &c in no close calcllla-
tions as to the rc>ultS-it is too early; but
of one thing we feel certain, in common
with the bcst-intormcd men Of our party.
and that is this If the Democrats get out
their vote, as appearances now indicate
that they will, we shall carry the State
ticket and the Legislature both. We he
lcyc the party is alive to the fact that vic.
tory is within its reach. 1t is united and
hopeful. The Republicans are divided and
discouraged. Aside from otlicc-seekers and
politicians, whose bread and butter is in
voyed, there is general feeling oil diSap-
pointmcnt and dissatisfaction in their party
with the Grant administration. This can
not be honestly disputed. We might say
The feeling Of disappointment is universal :;
next comes that OF dissatisfaction aud dis
gust, both widespread. 1t is Il fact pretty
well understood that at the October cleo
tons in Ohio and Pennsylvania many Re.
puhicans will absent thcnSelYGESk if"11Tn OF
der 10 give these States to the Democracy,
as the only certain or available means OF
defeating Grants denomination.
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northern people. which is the same WIFI
party advantages. SEC, ,,str,-
t,on If the case with which the noith"rh
nh;,,ntbron ,sts accommodate their rrincl-
ples to their interests. The li'1s'fa''''' - y,
conclusive. We must be denounced '''u
oppressed as lawless and retractor! 20
benefit Radicalism, and we must be c'!o'ct'
with pleasing sentiments and natioh''
equality and fraternity in order tha' We
may, Under the impulses OF gcnIal'fS ~"
patriotism. spend money freely Tor Ia VA
benefit of the Phiadelphians. Ii Is Tue Wv
story of the division of the game '''"t ~,
tho Indian and the white man over
We have the "crow" always '' ,:. $50
philanthropy to approve the di''S'o"'
wbat mockcry-what rascailfy
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sprs,vAL woT1Ugs.

me- SCIENCE ADyANCEs.-As soon
M an .rt,cIe rurporl,nR TO be o. utility has been
,s,.sd and ,s merits endsr aed by pusllc opinion.
nm nr,ncipled p,rties "nd,svor toareplensn sne''
denleted puraes bv connte.feilug, ana SUBSTITUTING
= snnrIous for the genuine article. Some time
s,,ce mercury, in the disruiee of pills, powders
60 ,r,s given for all diseases OF the stomach and
,,r.- xzb,le t1p,nire was freely adminietered for
,ha ch,lls- AZ length: HOSTETTER's STOMACH
u1rTuHS ~ lie It's advent. and an entire new
| ,,t,u NJ healing WAS insuguratcd. The benz
or,a, effects OF this valuable preparation were al
o,cc ackno wletl,ed and mineral nelson's suffered
IN sink into that ohscurty 10 which an enlightened
,ra has assigned them. There have been many
snurious bittcrs palmed upon the community
which. after trial, have been found perfectly
worthless, while Hostet.er's has proved blessing
To thousands, who owe to It their restoration 10
health.
For many years we have watched the ste1dy
nroyress or IIUSTp TIERS STOMACH III r
TIERS in rublic estimation. and its benef"en'
effects ms a cure Tor all complaints arising -om
the stomach Of morbid II lture. and we are rec
10 say fin At it can hc relied u0on as certain res1
and remedy It's propri. tors h ave made the ABOVE
nraparato after We Of careful study and 81 CID
and ar. now rpapIng the reward claimed u" 'Dis
va In The specifc and which they so richly merit
Il is the only parsti III Of the KIND that Is rp'l'
able In all cases and H. therefore demands W" NJ
t ntiOn Of the afflicted. 1y Sl-eouI"6Hb
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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 BROCHE GRENADINES
Full line of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLIES and SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES,
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, and PEKCALES,
WHITE and COLOEED LINEN LAWNS, &C.
Also, q full line OF
CASSIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADICS,
sHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEF,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C.
Beautiful assortment. ofLIAMA LACEPCINTS,
very cheap;
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
iii Main street,
jy1l Opposite Dispatch Office.
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Nav Books.

| Nv c,,,;e,j's Elements Of Gr0!OJl. hV
sir CHARLES l.YELL. Bart, f. Il. =, WIN
,,aro th,n GOO illustrations on WOOD.
New York: HARrER d BROS
Ixr,,'s works on geology arc texts IN the
scboo,s This volume is admirably gotten
no by the publishers.
For sale By WEST & JOHNSTON.
L;sto,.y of FREDERICK the Second, cdl'd
Fr,f,rjck the Great. BY JONI ). {. AB-
rorr. author of THE History Of Napo-
icon Bonapartc." 1.-The French Rcvo!ll-
ton" &C.. with illustrations. New ork:
IlARPER & Bros.
Thi, book is fine one. The HAErERs
tried themselves on it. 1t i a large octave
Of near 600 pages. printed in clear, large
tyne. on excellent paper. and bound IN rcd
and gold. ABBOTT is industrious, Il great
book manufacturer, and where his preJu-
diccs arc not called up his histories arc
useful. The two ABBoTTs are Ike the
American tea and coffee companies, whose
stores are painted red, who mix ana adlli-
terutc teas and grind up cotfccs that are
mixed in like manner, and sell the comoi-
nations with various names, all commended
to the popular credultv under the name
q" American" Yet, with much Objection
able imposturc, there may be good coffee
and tea, too, in the red stores. We suppose
that the author. being industrious, the ma
| tclial abundant, and no fanatical ISSUES to
be raised about them, the work before lis
| i q valuable one and tit for any library.
For sale hy-WEsT IL JOHNSTON.
For Lack of Gold: A novel, by CHARLES
GlBBoS. New York HARPER u BROS.
This is No. 3G4 of HARrER's library Of SC.
lect novels.
| For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
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The GIGANTIC ScHooL-BooK- MAKING AL
LANcE.-Thc scbool-book manufacturers
have entered into league, "protective and
defensive in regard to the sale of school
books. The heat of competition Il few years
ago was very fierce, and such firms as could
afford it employed rs many rs thirty travel
ing agents, at an enormous expense. For
about Il year, ending last spring, there was
10y mutual consent truce to this business.
Early this summer an agreement was en-
tered into between the principal great
school-book firms east and west to resume
the itinerant agency system, but to limit the
number of such agents to ten to each urn.
Another stipulation in the contract is that
against outside competition the Whole COM !,
bination shall turn their CONSEQUENCE I
forces. This combination embraces In lts
membership nearly all the powerful school'
book houses in the Union, and Is backed Dy
millions of capital Cincinnati Gdzette'
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EOLUMBIAN CoLLEGE.--It is reliably stated
that the Kew. Geo. W. Samson, d. j., h =
rendered his resignation is president ct
Columbian College, which post he hts held
some fifteen years. Ii Is understood that
Dr.. Samson has been rendered Il lucrative
profcssorship in northern college.
1t Is more than likely that his successor
will be DR.. J. &. yelling, formerly editor
Of the National inteLigencer, lately pref
dent OF st. JoGn's College, at Annapolis,
aud now occupying an important professor
ship in the college Ill Princeton, \. j. DR..
= cling is well known and highly esteemed
in tins community. and his accession 10
Columbian College would be of great ser
vice tn that institution, would he 4 deserved
recognition Of IN old and excellent citizen
OF Washington, aud handsome tri butte to
the great ability and wci-established fitness
of that gentleman for so important Il scho-
Ia>lic post. TIE position has been tender
cd 70 him, aud he is now considering the
matter, and will give his response in the
course OF Il few days Washing ton Letter,
baltimore San.
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@~ NOTICE TO BRITISH CLAIM
ASTS.-Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Third Secretary in her Britannia Males
ty's Diplomatic Service, has been appointed agent
for her Britsnnic Majestys Government, and is
authorized to receive, ut W ashington, any claims
on the part of corporations, companies, or pri-
individuals, subjects Of her Britannia Males
ty, upon the Government Of the United States
arising out of acts committed against the persons
or property Of subjects of her Britannia Majesty
during the perlod between the 18th OF April 1851,
and the 9th Of Apil, 1865 inclusive, and which yet
remain unsettled, coming within the provisions OF
article Il and the five next following articles of the
Treaty of Washington of the sth Of May, 1871 ;
and accordingly all persons, being subjects OF her
Britannia Majesty, who may have claims OF the
nature described In the said articles, and which
they desire to have laid before the Commissioners
be appointed under those articles, are required
TO notify such desire to the Undersigned, at his
office, No. 1903 FIFTEENTH STREET, between
New York avenue and G street, Washington, ID.
C. and to transmit TO him for thwith the partlcu-
lars OF their claims, together with the requisite
documentary evidence or information In support
thereof for the purpose of being submitted TO the
Commissioners.
And whereas various documents In support OF
claims upon the Government of the United States,
have from time to time been transmitted to the
Foreign Office Ia London, and are still retained In
that Office, notice is further given that all such
documents now in keeping OF the Foreign Office
VIII forthwith &c sent to the undersigned for regis
tration and classification, together with those
which may be- now deposited In her Britannia
MaIesty's Legation at W ashipgton. Persons who
have claims on file at either of the above-men-
toned places are requested to inform the UNDER
signed Of their ccsire to have them registered for
submission to the Commissioners,
Further notice will be given Of the day Of the
first meeting OF the Commissioners, within SIX
months from which every claim Is to oa presented
to the Commissioners, unless In any case where
for delay shall be established to the salts
faction OF The Commissioners, when the period
for presenting the claim may be extended by the m
to any time not exceeding three months longer.
.... HENRY HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Is, 1871.
ty ls-eod2w
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.yAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVER ES-
MI T.TE E,;R SALE.-I have for sale
MAGhfFICENT EsTATE Of l l, ACRES CT So on
James river, a few miles above Rlchmonu. sodi,
in The State. , p,,,. soho,,.
churches. and post Off 2es convenient.
70 a purchaser before The lst day OF October a
great bargain aud liberal terms OF payment VIII
BE Cff.red; ana If desired, the purchaser OF the
estate can take farming utensils team, stock, &c,
together with 100000 pounds hay, probably 200
barrels of corn and otfal OF Same, oal OF 1900 TO
900 bushels of wheat, and clover seed for lSo
acres OF land.
This estate can be divided about equally, giving
to either part ample buildings.
Possession al any time.
GEORGE M. DREWRY,
fy oI-lm% lOl4 M ain street,
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The editor of the Mobile Tribune is un-
doubleday " llre-proof." This is the anna
BILE manner in which be pays his respects
to the "new departure :" sit is northern
all over. 1t is redolent of the victor spirit.
1t is the harvesting Of the war results. 1t Is
the readjusting of the captiye's fetteis., 1t
is the COMPRISING of the thirty-seven stars
into one. 1t is the throwing away of masks,
the ending of shams and lies, and the man
full avowal of the truth. The republic is
buried out Of sight. The empire swings of
in its giant course, and MS it rises to Its
power and splendor, we dotf our hats and
rattle Our chains" .s
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SNOW STORM IN NEW YORK STATE.-The
Dnnkirk tChautauqua county, New York,
Jomrnni is the source of the following item
'o I'VE have, on credible authority, the
totement that snow fell in the southern
horizon of the Casadaga valley. in this
County, on the night of the 21st July, 1871,
to the depth of six inches or more. We
are told that the crops in the vicinity of
Levant have been thereby greatly damaged
and some of them entirely destroyed. Capt.
Smith, Of the d. w. and p. railroad, re-
ported snow in the CaSadaea valley at
O'Clock on Saturday morning, ed, at an
inch or more. The snow fell in the village
of Forestville on the morning of the 21st SO
generously that the boys in the streets
snow-balled with each other for full fifteen
minutes"
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The Isthmus Canal.

The water route across the lsthmus ~
Daricp-trom the bay Of Dar'cn, o" w. Wv,
Atlantic, to the bay OF Curica' o" '"' nm.
citc-accordins to Capt. skhFk'D'"
braces river navigation along w, M
IN ,r,,cs and canal for 82H mics. ino
.,,nto &, s.,a IN he from q thousand tot"'
,ha,,,.,a foot wide, and from thirty W
.;xtv feet deep. The current IN 'hu A''Ato
!. .hont two knots an hour 80 SAL 'csse'o
40 ,xould have to be towcd oy
stoar-,uos. From the point OF departure
~ the canal on the Atrato the eNcaVa''0h
will be bv the Napipi river. For twenty
s,,,r miles the work will DC comparatively
easv for the remaining eight miles IL VIII
he heavy, Tor the ridge rises 6oo 'ee' i'Sn,
There will be deep cut OF four mics al"
q Tunnel four miles long. On the A''"'''"
side nine locks will be rofiireo I" i'',''
the summit level, and on Tue lac'i' ,,o>
thirteen will hc required. Inc cost Vi 'n''
line complete is estimated ut St'"'o'"'"'''
Tn. tunnel through the ridge VIII TIC '''c
occasion of the heaviest cNpcndi' "i''
Cant. SrIFRlpGE suggests tunncl h'''''
feet high. w ,,;o.
This route, in view Of these dilticu'">'
has been deemed impra@tlcAhlc' Ah''N''
route, called the Panama route ie4"''.'
a canal of forty miles and twenty i"''h'''
This, too, il deemed imprlc.lc'oi'' NV
third route, called the Nicaragua rou'c' IT,
,,,,ir.s = canal which may hc mate wi'hou'
:, tunnel at a cost Of 81, 0OO.oo0, according
>, the statement OF Capt. rYM, OF the
British navy.
19,e naricn route, according to the Ne"
Work Ucr0ld, i considered the best LOT 'i'e
.,,,.,,.rcr of the world. and the Nicaragua
route best for the commerce OF INC I nv"
STATES. Why route that is best lof Ciie
commerce of the world should not be also
IN. best for the commerce OF the on'tco
States, we do not understand. Ana we
should say that if Il route that crosses Il
ridge 600 feet high. with % locks OF III lret
lift each, i, the best Of three for The world ;
commerce, they are all impracllcablc. we
have no idea that any such watcr-llneS
across the Iihmus will ever be adapted TO
;hc navigation of the great Shlps OF lhc
ocean. If any one Of them Is built 1t VIII
never answer for ANYTHING beyond craft lof
transhipment merely. The vessels that may
he employed for this purpose VIII he Inn
tied to it. If it be found that such TRAN
shipment will answer the purposes OF COM
me1ce with reference to economy and en-
petition, canal will answer that far. The
breaking of bulk and handling twice, and
possibly four times, will involve great en-
pcusc and delay. A frcighted vessel Will
carry her cargo "a long way round rather
than incur such sacrifices to take the short
cut.
This Isthmus watcr-lnc is Of such doubt
ful cXpcdicncy that our Government should
hesitate long before hazarding 50 many mil
lions in its construction. 1t had far better
complete our own great projects at home
before devoting the national means to any
of these isthman projects. The central
water-linc Of the Union is of far greater
Importance to the nation.
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BERaH ON PAvEAENTs.-Mr. Bergh has
written letter to the New York Commits.
sioncrs Of Public Works in favor OF pave
ments composed Of small broken stones for
the streets OF New York. He contends that
they are better than wooden, asphalt, or
stone pavements, but admits that they rinse
n dust
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RICHMOND, VA, Jure 9TH, 1871.

AsR. EDITOR VIII you DC R n1sSe fn in vonr
wi 10 give the following ,D the people OF Ricr
m MOI. sp" cn NJ! r. +
can cure every spto tncss. He has cured hundreds
% lost s n,s OF
been lmsL as SnSe - 7, his practice no knife Is
of 70 not IS Of DROP 1I of blood the patient
IS to Of de d,o no, of
come have asserted, Of cancer, nr she had Con-
the heart. md othar diseases "hi'n ''" ~
tractcd since the peratlon. Inflammation. I
Should auv one Desire further I.a,,ra In 70
will inform him wi Ii the greatest pie"'''' - -
gard 10 everything. u p.rruAN
[Sirncd , ou., Main and Ca "
NO. - i't" '''' W. RithmoUd Va.
MR. rnhsh those lines for the anoa d na LIN. q
nibi'c. nei'!fihS 'i' ~ y2Q--law3w
I'm nnestlOn. -
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A committee appointed to take that sub
Ject under consideration has just reported
70 The Nebraska Constitutional Convention
liz favor of minority or proportional repre-
sentatlon, and there are not lacking indica-
lions the principle will find place in the
new Constitution framing for the State
World.
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DIED.

s an .a'1 fH WSx 1an ssea ten months
judge John =. and Caroline Lay
and two DAYS. ..,oaao ror,y. EE,ss
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n- BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE

This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeabIe odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces immediately oplendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful does not costsin particle OF lead or
any Injurious com LoIud. sold by all druggists,
Factory, 10 BOND STREET, N. /. jy lI-eodly
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We are sorry to have to announce that the
daily Charlottesville Chronicle is no more.
The weekly, only, will be published here.
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PERSONAL.

D7,ERsoNAL.-The unkno,wa N g Is9snt ana
;,c SSt n ssa' ssoe a. his
nurse hEnSin 4rm 1nI Of last Friday sernoon' VIII
dnr"S accept es thanks from the paFeTrii
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DlCHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VA.

The next session opens On MONDAY, october
%. A lull Collegiate Course of Instruction Is
given.
rhe entire expenses CT student including
board In messing cuJ tuition, an ether colle-c
f.es fuel, lights, aud washing, need 20. exceed
1905 for the session OF nine M ntns. The SAME
expenses, If board e had In private families, W:N
be $3.50. ,,
Law School, under tile control OF able and cx-
persrced or oIessors, Is couCccted With the Col
lege.
Fur catalogue and further particulars, address
Is. PURYEAR,
jy IA cod Oh Chairman of the Faculty.
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STORE-HOUSE AND DWELLING So
= Ill

STORE-HOUSE AND DWELLING 81
= Ill
FOR SALE.
As The arcst Of i. II. Sparks offer for sal" lla
property .Gc.ua IL. Lie c0u ,Jy 81 Madison, .lsl.
u mics c >, Of Madison CU&T;-hoisr. hluwA as
GiE PARK.
There are THIRTY. FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
well improved upon which there is an excellent
TMO-sTiiGY DIV ELLlNG, with basement.
all necessary outhouses, and In the yard Is well
Of SUS EEIOR WATER. The
sTQRF-HhUHE,
now occupied by Mc:srs. Wager Il Collins, u in
go ID condition, and one of the best locations lor
business in The county. being In wealthy neigh
boz hood eight miles from The y. a. Y NJ. II. No.
4. :.apidau Station. ,..t q
no "ct;er opportunity for good investment 10 20
person with small capital Wishing 10 engage i'll
liS mere entile business can be iounu. ,
;h,s urnuerLy Is offered fir sale Tn II Tue o"lcr
NAV be relieved from EeCuniary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONSEQUENT upC tue late war. , S,
If not sold privately before the I'm Jay OF sep-
TENDER next will that day offer the sal9 psop "
erty at PUBLIC AUCTION, on The PREMISES W
the highest bidder. od,tno
For iurIher pAi 'i' uiA''' r. W. SPARKS.
iyl5-1aw6w* Mau'soh No'IO No
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ECLECTIC INSTIT TIE, BALTI-
H. MORE, 81 AND 80 SIT. EERSrS PLACE.
Tins school will open, rs usual. on the 18TH OF
SEPTEMBER and close IN i rs. 1879. Number
~. nuniIs limited to forty. The summer session
begins the nth or April every year, and pupils
be enter ed either the half ssioD, clos sing
Ist septembcr, or for full scholastic session,
closing first week in February. For circulars,
apply TO Principal. ilO-eod2m
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RESTAURANTS.
sUMMER RESORTS.

CENTRAL DEPOT
Montgomery County. w.
.. June nth. lsil
TTHIS is TO NOTIFY ALL PER>uNS,
1 visiting the New River Waite sui has, w. ~.
Eggleston's SprGgsl That boat lifted up iYi =.
purpose, Will leave here every TUESDAY hoht'
ING after lst July for these springs. 90. a..
l am prepared TO furnish al visitors WIN -.
commodations at my Hotel, q. this place, IT, In.
will see that they get to the boat In Hine' -
qu!re for the Wilson House. ,u,oS
Jy lo-lm 4. >. "ibCVH.
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The correspondent who wrote for us IN
account of ball ut the Montgomery White
ought to have sent it week sooner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
nT THE GREAT CLOSING-OUIoAhS'
AWFUL SACRIFICES!

AWFUL SACRIFICES!
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION
THE GREATEST NUMBER OF BARGA! NE
ever offered In any one establishment In 'h''
city! soo .
LACE POINTS at n reduction OF from IS 70 slo :
JAPANESE SILKS at a reduction OF ~ ana z''
per yard; militia oil
mATTING, In red check. fancy, and Wh'te' Oil
widths, at greatly reduced prices;
TRAVELLING BAGS and BAsKETS.also q large
stock of TRUNKS, at closing-out prices;
SWISS MUSLIN at 1s, 20, rs, 80 IS, 20. and Soc';
CHECK MUSLINs, in all styles and qualities, az
very low prices; ,.o -. o.,
sKIRTINH CAMBRIA, full yard "ide' az 30c''
worth 50c.: -, =, ~ ..
BISHOP and VICTORIA LA"N No az w. 20 '0' '''
40 as, aud Soc, all very cheap;
uAIR-CORD NAINSOOk at &c., worth 5oc.'
NAINsOOK, 90 inches wide, at 25c., worth 3Sc';
TUCKED sKIRTING ut doc., worth oOc' per yaru
ether STYLES of white goods at very low prices al
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 12l5 Main street
r.oot at our ,5c. BLEACHED COTTON. jy2s
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ME- AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND sEAsoNABLE DRY
GOODS.
r. PRICE & CO have just opened
Brown. Green, Blue, Buff. and Pink Camorlcs'
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves;
Ladies' Col,rcd and Black Kid Gloves, very best !;
Black Gro Grain silks. cheap;
Cotton and Lislc Thread Hose and Hail Hose;
Bulhicpan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
Corsets every make and quality.
STAPLFS:
Linens and Linen she etiDgs;
Brown and Bleached Cottons:
Cotton Shecting5 and Pillow C0ttons;
uamasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advancing
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks Collars, Gloves,
Cas,imeres, &C., for gents and boys.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum-
mer aud Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas' @c. 4,
upon their back counter, TO he sold oil ut III
yxlue as their inventory season list sept mperl
approaches. l. Il. hlCn w.
q, 90 ll0l Main STREET.