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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-04

EsUNMAnABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, JULY 3. ISL
Kurtz Il Howard, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss
Il. Goldnitz, EaSton. Pa; W. Ii. sWise,
Richmond Rev. 5. NJ. Province, Bristol,
Tenn; Mrs. a. W. Fitzpatrick, Philadel-
phia: Polly HiX, New York.
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T.. B. SPENCE & Con keep on hand splendid
stock OF gentiemcn's furnishings. Call at 1900
Main street for bargains in clothing.
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COOK WITH WHAT?-Nothing is so good and
cheap us the machine-Eawed and split oak and
pine wood, or soft coke. or stove anthracite coal
sold by j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street, or 9th
and Cary streets. Try them.
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CoRREorYoN.-Laura Max was errone.
ously reported as having been promoted In
colored school No. %, Miss Helen Harris,
teacher. - ar
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July 4, ls7i.-1he LEE Gallery open from 7 A.
NJ. to & 2. N. every day (Sundays) excepted). The
LEE Gallery, s.o Main street. The best is the
cheapest.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Fl. G.. Liyington, Assis-
tant State Librarian, returned TO the city
yesterday by the steamer Wyanoke, after a
brief visit to New York.
MIR. B. T. Wilkinson, manager Of the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs, is in the city.
AT the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House the following were registered last
night Messrs. Chas. NJ. Gallagher, of Au.
gusta county f. w. Frost, of Charleston,
S. c.; Ed. I. Jeney, of Charleston, S. c.;
and &. Lersner, of Loudoun.
at Ford's were the following Thomas
Kinnirey, Esq, of the Red Sweet Springs
Rev. G. c. BlIting, of Lynchburg; Messrs.
X. ID. Doyle, of Norfolk and D. Buchanan,
wife. and twelve children, OF Scotland.
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CRY BOARD OF EDUCAT1oH.-There, was
no meeting Of this body yesterday, there
being MO quorum present.
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T. BALMER & Co.-You csn find all you want
in groceries at sl4 Main street. between sth and 9th
streets.
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The meeting was then addressed by W.
c. Roane, J. II. Adams, Jr., and w. H.
Brooks. 1t was decided TO hold the next
meeting at Mount Zion Church, OH the 9TH
of August.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at -, $3.50,
$3.7s, and so per 900, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DIspAroH
OFFICE, JuLy 8, 1871 8 A. M, 78o; 3 p.
NJ, $50; 8P, H.. 62o. sts'.z
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPAICh
LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIR
CITATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during tho summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address mt so cents per month, payable In nd
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A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE
IA for renewal OF CERTIFICATES OF
STATE STOCK lost by Miss Jannetta NJ. Cor
No 3sl, for $500, issued under act OF 2sth March.
1885, for benefit OF the Petersburg Railroad Com
No 1902, for $500, issued under act OF s1st of
March. 1887, for benefit OF the james Eiyer and
KAuawha Company. teS-law4w<
NrOTICE.-The subscriber, having made
IN affidavit Of loss, and executed bonds, with Sc
curttv according to law, will make application 70
the Board OF Directors OF the Chesapeake anu
Chio Railroad Company 70 issue 70 him new
certificate for T NO SHARES OF THE CAPtihb
STOCK OF the said company, Etanding III Ing
name of Alcx'r c. Vest dated November ., Leas'
and No. 1875 the original having peer teys Rr nii'
lalt. GEO; Y, Wast sacsd
NOTICE.-Application Will be maze sGs 70
In the Second Auditor OF Virginia ior tas .e as-
ncwal OF the following Virginia reglsssreo e'"cA'
which he's been lost: .,,.on A,
Certificate No. 1897. for. :"
Nos. 1875, 1886, 1887, l2ss, ltSs, :. 40 =.
1890. $4,000 each...... ~ ~ W W
Nc. lSoi..r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o'oVo w
asa 100 %
issued under act 2ed March. 1850 general le anal,
In the name OF Jules Armand Jean HsIchior, DUO
d. Pollgi,ac.
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REsTAUEANTBs
Il Z Z = ns.F1cnArnur E n' o.
No, l1Ot MAIN crprvn
RESTAUkAHTBa

,s "ays supplied with the luxuries Of the sea-
I"i'-she BkSr MEhTS OF ali kinds WIS
lame lam v;I ahd Wild e aME OF all Borts-OYSTERS
~" ioh. All served to order IN the best style
80 reGnced-dlshes ample. Pastries Of the
m' S' bioeTs Tor sutiJers and entertainments of
tnr mos, eesaht and recherche style dlled In the
most satisfactory manner
lte BAR, as we'll ag the table. with rates suited
W ,ie tmts. j he beet liquors always on hand
@ ana hlAed drinks brewed by the most skillful
,REfkEsHMERTs served up In elegant style In
sht LADIES' SALOON, where perfect privacy
ana cecornm are maintained In 27
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For bargains in clothing call at E. B. SPENCE &
SONS 1900 Nain street.
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Ee,ss SALE ANss RENT.

y-rE RENT. 4 neat + X 4 NJ T. -
L DWELLING. wi'h SIX rooms Kitchen Ell
I.. g.: On tn. south side ci Dro.d street, Ue-
tween .?f sui .3i
Smfh and Henry, n,.iu ilyc or SIX rooms kitchen
u!,i uih.r ",uytnitaCes.
\ small STORE ana DIV AhLlNE on the south
Size 81 Nam street, n.lwocr lst End fouslce.
4 u,-irab., OFFICE oI STORE, on west side OF
l-iH street. hct.vten Main and Cary.
4 HEI DIV tLLI sc with SIX rooms, and
two tcrcs Of lana attached, near the west end OF
tEauh!ln sii.ct.
lhrp, Gri.h,Ful EoOMS, with gas, water, &C.,
cysr Mrld. ( BAscr's dug store, on Main street
hvtN-,.. Eth and i" h.
a sinatl STDRk amd DWELLING on Brook
aNraur, I,"twecu Clay and l.cigh streets.
..p,lv 10 EiCIIAkiySGS x CO.,
~! L lll3 Main street.
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WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
w all whom 1t may concern that we shail
issue new CERTIFICATES OF THE CITY
DEBT IN place OF the following certificates,
CATION, and which have been lost or destroyed
No. l57, dated 18th OF December, 1885, and redeem
able lst OF January 1883, $3.50 No. l7d dated Slst
OF March, 1855, redeemaDis 1st OF January, Bss,
S2,72l.A HENRY X. ELLYSON,
PETEH G. WARWICK,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Trustees Of the Richmond Fire Association.
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AliER>, with broad bottoms anda
<A i"" nIt heels. for old gentlemen and wa.
idH,"a; SiEOkG WALKING a,t,,ES for VA-
i%'A"a, MISSES aud children. just the thing for peo
P| ''N"tne IUr the mountains rhUEkS, &C.
WINGO. ELLETT & CnuMInS.
"@--cGaiJyl3
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LOST, SFRAYED, &c.

cox REWARD.-S25 reward will be
eDCC paid :or Information which viii lead 10
The arrest and conviction OF the person VINO broke
off and stole the steam-gauRc Irom our sa~-m'i
OH the night of The Cad lust.
frnT our raft causing the loss ~ sari20t 9S one
uignt last week MAYO Il GIBSON,
ty4-eods,* Saw.nll, Ma,o's Island.
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The following completes the list of promo
tions in the public schools. 1t gives the
names of the pupils promoted from the
primary schools: go; q
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VOL. XII.
Hirllmond @ispatth.

TlrESDAY...... JULY 4, ISL
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T ,OST, on Saturday evening, between lin
~ and 18th streets, on Broad hahesonids sd
around It,. The arder will be rewarded oy leaving
1t at lOl4 Broad street.
ltx Mrs, M GWAThlN,
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II - Y Vt 't-F'f'
,..,~-r,y Nc1nc cl.i holiday, The pubic OF
u. ',', .,,y an nc closed, xnd MI pubic wofk
..,,..., .,.3 except S0 Tar aS may bc other
'. u II, rh,. rGitcc Fire, Gas, and " ate
....".'''''' A. ". KFILFY, Mayor.
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ro1EsTEE GE JULY.

NAy0M's CrrICE, july 81. ISL
,-,l-. II! OF JULY.
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Foreign AGa,r.s
NOON DISPATCHES.

ANOTHER PAYMENT OF WAR INpEnIN1rT-
SPANISH AMNEsrf-vIoLENT DISCUSSION
IN THE FRENCH Observation-Disclosures
TERM--MEMBENs OF THE LEFT TO RE-
SIGN, 40 40. t.3-
VERSAILLES, August 30.--In the AS
sembly, to-day, there was a full attend
ance OF Deputies, and tho galleries were
crowded IN expectation of decisive action
on the prolongation OF Thiers' powers.
hlvet announced that the special com.
mlttee had ngreed to receive the amend
ment proposed by Dnfaire to the decree
reported by them on Monday. It was,
therefore, announced that the Govern.
ment would accept the decree, Loud
protests were mads by members of the
Lett. Numerous amendments which
had been proposed to the measure syere
withdrawn. The excitement in the
chamber during these proceedings was
intense.
PARIS, August 3O.-Bien Public an
nounoes that the payment of the third
Instalment of half milliard francs was
completed to-day.
MADRID, August 30.-A decree OF am
nesty has been promulgated. II applies
to all political offences committed in
Spain. The preamble recitss that the
dovernment is we'll aware of the power
lessness of its adversaries, and of its own
abilities to reprsss all revolts
VERSAILLES, August 3l.-Iho discus
sion Of the preamble whereby the AS
sembly assumes constituent powers
proved tumultnons. While Baraguon
was speaking, Testelin shouted, .You
licked the Emperor's cortez!" A violent
scene of ten minutes duration was
closed by the President putting on his
hat. Gambetta opposed the ussum ption
OF constituent powers. declaring that he
would not accept even a republic from
the present Assembly. Finally the pre-
amble assuming constituent powers was
adopted by 438 to 227 The subject of
a'disselution Of the Assembly is settled
for the present. caucus held by the
extreme left. Gambetta presiding, showed
the party 80 divided that it was deter
mined to abandon the issue.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PARIS, august 81. 1t is reported that
the Deputies Of the left will resign in q
body. The conservative journals are
satisfied with the progress made for the
prolongation of Thiers' powers. The
radical journals blame the Government
for not giving. any consideration to the
people in assuming constituent powers
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
d. c. PElXOTTO &s SON. .Anetioneers.

=
Rf virtue of the power, duly conferred upon
-. - the Citlzcns' Savings Bank of Columbia,
ny the Columbia OH Company, to foreclose
the mortgage Of the said Columbia on Com
Pany to the said Citizens Savings Bank of
col %Columo Ola, and to enter upon and to sell all
and singular the mortgaged premises herein
after Described, for the purpose OF Satisfying
their debt; tho said mortgage is hereby de-
eiared 81 ed, 70 be foreoIoecd, and the said Colum.
oia on Company forever barred Of all claim
or equity Of redemption in the premises: and
under the same power as aforesaid. the under.
signed will sell, at public auction, before the
Court House, at Columbia, on the nrst NON
d.! il September next:
All that certaiu lot OF LAND, situate and
being IN tho city OF Columbia, in the County
OF M:ichland aud State Of South Carolios,
consisting OF one square in said city, con.
tAining four acres OF land, moro or less, and
pounded by Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and GadB-
den streets. with ell the buildings and Greg
tlons on said lot Of land. now ured for the
pof p11 poses OF an Oil Mill, and all the Engines,
oli Presses and machinery OF any kind what.
soGytr in and upon said premises.
- terms cash. w. MARTIN,
President Citizens' Savings Bank OF South
Hr.llH. 1tiI AuNnat II
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Auct1on sales.

Hdrieiy Safe.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS Frida!] MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will
neii. before my store, weather permitting,
BACON SIDES, BELLIES,
Strips, Canvassed Hams,
Sugar, Flour. MackcreI,
And q variety Of other articles. Sale, as
u,uaI, WITHOUT reHorve. 6ept1
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American lnteilixe nco.
NOON DISPATCHES.

KEs.-AIARINE EDISASTERs--vIoLA-
TON, OF INTERNATIONAL LAw-IDENrIFI
CATION OF THE BODY IN THE TRUNK
MEXICAN NEws-REDEAiPrIoN OF 62s-
ACCIDENTS AND HoRRoKs-MIssIssIPP
AND VIRGINIA CoNvENTIoNs-YEL1
FEVER, GO., &C.
KINGSTON, August 21.-An earthquake
was felt yesterday. No damage. The
Suffolk is laying cable from Trinidad
to Demarara. The Duoia is laying O
cable from Barbadoes 70 St. Vincent.
BosToN. August 80, Surgeon General
Dale's recent refusal to confirm hommo-
pathic doctor Us brigade surgeon in tue
State nilitia WIS strongly denounced at
o meeting Of the MassAchhsetts Homuo-
pathic Medical Society, held to day, and
a committee appointed to influence Gov.
Olafin to over-rule the decision. :.
New YORK. August 3O.-'Ebe schooner
julia =. Galvige, from Jacksonville for
Boston. sixteen days out, lost part OF her
deck load, on the Goth, in heavy North
west gale
SAVANNAH, August 31.-The negro
crew OF u British bark mutinied. The
captain shot one slightly. On arriving
at Darlen, the captain was imprisoned
by negroes, at that place, but was snbse-
Quently released. and is now here. The
case will be submitted to the British
Minister at Washington.
JACKSON, MIss.,' August 31.-Dr.
Dowd is Chairman Of the Republican
Convention.
WASHINGTON, August 31.-The Wis
consin Republican Convection noml-
mated Gen. WAshburne for Governor and
M. II. Petit for Lieutenant q overnor.
The balance of the State officers were
re-nominatGd. Tho resolutions endorse
Grant.
The mail steamer Constitution, from
San Francisco, is four days overdue ut
Jamaica. Apprchensons are felt con-
cerniug her.
Earthquakes occurred at Valparaiso
on the llth and at Suutiago on the 3Uth.
The body in the trunk llus finally been
identified as Alico Bowlesley, OF Pntter-
son, N. j. The teeth in peculiar posi-
ton, vaccine mark and mole scur
make the Identification complete. A
handkerchief marked A. A. BowIesley
was. found ut Dr.. Rosenzweig'a q residence.
Customs for the week ending on the
10Th, $8.O00,0JO.
A private despatch from Capt. Hoxie
reports the wreck of the Jun,ata, from
New Orleans for Philadelphia. The
: crew was saved
Mexican advices, cia Matamoras, rep
resent the election of Juarez more doubt
ful than ever. Revolutions and disturb.
ances are Threatened throughout the
State.
KEY WEST, August 31.-The steamer
Clyde, which arrived on Sunday, expert
enced heavy gales. The stenmcr Mis-
sissippl Is o total wreck, seventy miles
above Oape FLORIDA. Tho steamer Cor
tez, which took the Mississippi's 8 passen-
gers TO New Orleans. had her deck load
washed ashore. Tho captain and Ave of
the crew Of the wrecked bark Lenda.
from New York for Now Orleans, have
arrived at Cape Florida.
The President is here, but departs to.
morrow after Cabinet meeting, Rohe-
son. Fish and Cresswoll ore here. De-
lano is expected.
The Navy Department has despatch
that the Severn coaled hastily. yesterday
afternoon. Mt Key West, aud put OF to
the rescue OF tho passengers and crow of
the Juriutn.
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Fresh Arrivals.
OOO BARRELS FLOUR, from common
c\IO to finest qna tiles.
tierccs Hams. Of tho celebrated Orange
md diamond" brands.
Smoked Borf. Smoked Beef Tongues.
Pickled Beef Rounds.
Roasted Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, La
gnayra and Rio Coftces.
ALSO,
\ fi:l AMI wcll-aclcctod stock of fresh
TEAS, and ether Staple aud Fancy Hrurcries.
"or sale low GEO SNMMFRS.
Tho only lin" 'layi q Cards at roLLocx.s
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SILsNT INFLUENCE. We are tonching
our fellow. beings on all sides. They are
affected for good or for evil by what we
are. by what we say and do-even by
what we think aud feel. May flowers
IN the parlor Breathe their fragrance
through tho atmosphere. We are each
OF us as silently saturuting the atmos.
phere about us With the subtle aroma of
our character. In the family circle. lie.
sides and beyond all the teaching. the
daily life Of each pareut and child mys
teriously modiies the life OF every per.
son in the household. The same pro.
cess on wider scale is going On through
the community. No man llveth to him.
self and no man dieth to himself. Others
are built up and strengthened by our
unconscious deeds; others may be
wronched out Of their places and thrown
down by an unconscious influence.
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The cholera is in Paris. Six deaths,
resulting from that terrible disensp, are
reported In that city. Making its wuy
across Europe. it IL now pressing on
to the seaboard bordering on the At.
lnntic
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In the midst Of heavy shower, dur
ing prolonged storm. little miss was
observed Mt tho window. crying bitterly.
''What is tho mntter?" she WIS asked.
"I'm 'fraid. I" There's nothing lere to
hnrt you: wbat are you afruid of 2"
/" Fraid Of Noah!'
A correspondent OF tho Aberdeen
Miss. Examiner, writing from Corinth,
Miss. says that "Rndioulism is almost
extinct ia tho Counties Of Tishomingo,
Aloorn and Prentiss, and the carpet -bng-
gers have almost nll gone home"
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Athelle.at the seaside has explained to

A:helle~at the seaside has Explained to
a Wor!1 reporter why SO muuy women
~ the watering places are accompanied
by children: ,s'rnose children are bor.
rowed and liied. Woman comes here
to be. admired. Do you blame her for
adapting all tAe little rusas her ingenuity
will suggest, in order to baills her rivals
and attract tho men? If she IL = ung, and
is acoompsnied by . child, the masouline
mind ref. cts that che ie affeotionate.
Nothing is 30 admirable to the masculine
mind as affection, It must have it's
women and its steaks tender, aud then
the world moves Alright. Then, children
are the pure steps that lead to Irritation.
You can stop and talk to the ohlld when
you would not dare TO address me; and
L am touched BY your Interest in the
infant. Nothing, believe me, is so 90.
oeptable to the feminine nature as sym
pathy. You present the child with
flowers daily. aud I wear them in nv
bosom, so that the little angel will not
destroy them. Thus is the path Of Low.
made smooth by innocence.
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Smoked Beef and Tongues.
BUFFALO TONG UES and SMOKED BEEF,
ID for sale by +. HOPE.
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Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills.

Pure Bile! Pure Blood! Pure Flesh
A MUCH needed medicine. in all tropical
N climates. IL Blood Purifier aud iivor
Regulator. These PILLS combine the essen.
tlat properties Of an Invigorator OF the Liver
=. ana ~, rurliier OF the Blood. The largest organ
workshop OF the body. When this import ant
organ dues not act. the skin becnmes sal.
low; SICK headache sets in, with chilly senaa
lions; cold hands and feet pain in the head ::
ncctic lever; gastric disturbance; vomiting; u
tec!lns OF weight in the region OF the Liver:
dry Cough. Among other symptoms of liver
uer4nHcmrht, are soreness in ths region OF
tnh liver. hcross tho stomach and belO = tho
lihn; oppressed stomach faco sometimes
iiushcd; fevcrishhess III tho afternoon or ut
night; drnwsiness and indolrncc; nervous
wtichInnras ut night; melancholy, blue. ::
drcaiiis, commonly trI2htful; chest oppressed
unl heavy; da ting pains in the abdomen: !:
falntness; sIShing; difficult and short brt nth
pain III tho cncSt. nbout the lungs, commonly
mistaken Tor plourisy; shifting palDs. like
TOGO ot rheumatism; colics; sometimes n
short, sharp cough, with dryncss OF throut :.
unpleasant throbbing about the stomach: rx.
cess nt dandrutf, aud scurfy deposit on the
SKIN; falling OF tho hair; tunoes and straitucss
ot tho abdomen. with desire to loosen the
clothing, eonr stomach, with symptoms +
dysPrpsa; bilious colics; diRrrlira; dyscn-
terry; levers; obstinate constipation; intcrmit-
lent 1ever. or fever and aguo; jaundice; cor
tiveness and disrrhni alternately; exp, ctora-
tiun strlnRy snd sticky; fuul mouth in the
morning, often nausea and vomiting: dizzi.
nens; pain in tho right shoulder. sumet,mra
in shouldcr-blade; inability to Iio on left sids:
hiccough; occasionally, pain in loft shon der
-, Seasonahle nse OF the BLOOD AND LIVER
Hills. taken as directed, will always prevent
this paininl termination or tho disorder.
These Pills are for sale bv
EDWARD II. EEINITSI,
A"eust 5u Che mist and Druggist.
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INGENIOUS ROBBERY Missouri sccun-
dreis are ingenious in their robberi. 8
Two smooth-faced youths near Green
Vile, wishing to plunsler un unfortunate
lrishman who had just been paid about
SlOO wages for hard work, one Of them
attircd himself as woman, and the
ether put on pair OF whiskers, and
claimed to be Justice df tho Pence. The
Hibernlan was gotten drunk; the boy in
feminine attire made love to him; the
Celt WAS smitten, and asked TO be mar
rleu. He gave all his money to his bride,
and then went tn sleep. His wife
Changed her costume, and so did the
Justice, and both helped tho subcr Irish
man to look for his money, Us muy be
supposed. all in vain.
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III AFlNG opened during the past ten days
IL one hundred packages Of goods, bought
III NOW York at much less than regular prices
replenishinE all tho departments to the fnJlest
capacity, both Wholesale and retail. we ara
country. ' -
We opened to-day twenty.f five pieces OF
pairs OF BLANKETS, including all Qualities
IN "hlte and colored. Notwithstanding the
very large advance OF 20 per cent. in these
thar last year.
VIII open in few days the best etock OF
"O!)L SHAWLS ever shown in Columbia.
Wo keep only the best makes or goods.
aircct from manufacturers and i'm porters. and
have but ONE PRICE. NA0
shades and Shade Hollands. in all widths
and stylos. ~
Some of our worthy competitors are getting
rather nervous on account OF tho quantity of
goods we arc receiving. We do not get them
for their benefit, but for the benefit Of our
customers " - ~
We invite all to inspect our stock, which
will be shown freely.
". D. LOVE Il CO..
Columbia Hotel Building,
~. LOVE. Main street.
B. b MCtiREEnY. Aur Ok