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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-20

TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TEAGEDY-HoRRl-
GLE NARRArIvE.-We have some further
particulars of the terrible tragedy on the
Mississippi river: 4 dispatch FROM AIeln-
phis says:
Later advices from Bradley's Landing
state that soon after the tug Helen Brooke
arrived there with the trading boat, James
Trlunbllll went on board, and being drunk
commenced tritlng with the machinery.
Captain Potts ordered him tn desist, to
which order Trumbl!l replied with opprC-
briDus epithets, and Threatened ito throw
Captain Potts overheard. Captain Potts
took up slort-gun and ordered him CIT the
boat.
"Trunbu!l went before justice and
sworc out Il warrant, accusing Potts Of IT.
failing without: License, upon which he wHS
arrested by cololcd constable and taken be-
fore Il magistrate. His wife, leaving her i'll
FAINT with two women on the boat, acco'nGs-
MED him. Waiting until nearly dark Potts 5
brother, fearing trouble. took the boat over
to Island No. ~ and made it fast to the shore.
That night Downing, the colorcu constable.
Trumbull, and Il man called Hans, took il
skill, pressed two negroes into their service.
and ordered them to row across and land
above the steamer, which was done. ChcS,
one Of the negroes, says that on landing.
Downing and his party ordered them to
remain quiet under penalty Of death. Down.
inc and party then crcpt cautiously TO-
wards the boat, which they boarded,
and soon after Il loud cry WAS heal q, and then
several shots in quick succession. Chcs then
saw them pursuing Captain Pctis's brother,
who had jumped ashore. and firing on him,
but whtt Ter lie was killed or not he docs not
know. Potts was the only one seen hy Che-,
and he thinks that two other men, one ol
whom was named Robinson, two women
and three children, were killed and thrown
overheard. When CheS and his partner
were called to the boat they SAW no one but
Downing, Trtlmbul. and Hans, who broke
into the bar, and the entire party got drunk.
"ChcS remembers nothing more until the
boat was landed by the fishermen, as stated
last night, when he jumped ashore and made
his way back TO Bladley's Landing, where
the widest excitement prevailed. As no.
thing has been seen Of Potts or his party,
while Downing and his party had diSap-
peared, and from the fact that the boat had
been pundered, it is feared the whole party
has been murdered"
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$4,000
Tninl. 1.NGn gifts. all cash

The Hon. THOMAS r. BRAMLETT Il, late Governor
OF Kentucky has consented to represent Tue tIus
tees In the management of this second Grand Git
Concert, AMI he will personally see That tle money
from the sale of the tickets Is deposited with ths
Treasurer, that the drawing Is fairly conducted ana
the gifts Justly awarded and promptly paid
Tie drawing will take place In public. IN full view
OF the audience. and under the immediate shferIl-
sion aud direction Of the officers ana trustees 81 me
Public Library OF kentucky and tile Following
nalncd eminent and dsinlerested citizens; WHO have
consented to he present and see that ali IS larry
Hon. NJ. r. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals, KY.
Hon. j. PROCTOR mott, late III. {; Lebanon DIS
t tio IL Fl! p MUHRAY. &. S. sIalsha Dis Ky.
Hon. 7. Is. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louis'iiie Chah-
Hon. E. D. srAsDHonD, President Farmers and
Hon JOHN BARDEE, Manager Royal Insurance
CoIonei PHILIP LEE, Commemorative Attorney,
Ninth Judicial district. c,,
Ur C. GRAHAM. founder OF Graham Cabinet:
Colonel JILaoS T. JOHNSON, Manager oi Tue 0''i'
Or. T s. BELL, Professor of Medical University
Hun.J G. BAXTER, Mayor of Louisville.
Hon, r. L. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WoLFoGD, Treasurer OF Louisville.
a. .. BRASSIN, President OF the manufacturers
PHILIP JUDGE, of the Louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BRIDGEfoRD, President or Second Ma
W. w G. d. WHIPS. Proprietor Of Willard Hotel.
j. c. JOHNSTON, President of Traders Eank.
Ii. VICTOR AEwcoaB, nrni OF Ne"coiiip' nuei'a-
HENRY DErrES, President German Bank,
ANDREW GRAHAM tobacco ana COTTON nief s,
Vol HOSE Agent Adams rI Espr,ssss , G"Resns.
n. n. HAbpssAs. Vice-P President
= .1oHS :. tAIy, Secretary. ss
s SSras s Tao snssfs s BEAN IfssaE
Agent Public Library OF ke I, ,.,,s y
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Lose BRANCH lTEMs.-A dispatch from
Long Branch, Sunday, gives the following
items
Four servant girls employed at the West
End Hotel were bathing last evening near
the hotel, and the undertow being very
strong were washed out to sea. Gentlemen
OH the beach went TO their rescue. Two
were easily saved. A third was rescued by
Henry Woodruff at the risk Of his life. The
fourth was washed out to sea. Her body has
not yet been found.
Mary Culey, of Brooklyn, servant in the
family of eN-Ci'y Chamberlain j. J. Bradley,
while bathing, was carried away by the un-
dertow, which was running very strong. A
gentleman went to her rescue, but when she
was brought ashore she was nearly liteless,
and died on the beach. Great excitement
prevailed at West End.
Caleb +. HENDERSON, proprietor OF Coop
er's Cottage, died this forenoon. Flags nc
all the hotels are at half.mast to his memory.
Mr.. Samuel Laird, proprietor of the Man.
sion and United States Hotel, is lying dan
serousIy i'll ut his cottage.
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W1FE-MuRDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
In Boston, Mass, James McElhany, u glass
blower, aged thirty years, shot his wife, aged
nineteen, Saturday evening, at the house of
her father, in Highland district, and dis
charged two barrels of his revolver at his
own head, intlicting severe but not danger
Gus wounds. Mrs. McElhany was shot in
the temple, and died in fifteen minutes. The
murderer attempted to escape by jumping
from the second-story window, tut was
arrested. McEihany is reported to he 4
steady, industrious Workingmar, with con-
siderable property, but of savage disposition,
which compelled his wife to leave him for her
fathers house with their infant child.
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A RAILROAD pETOT STRUCK,

NEwBuRGu, n. T., August 1G.-During Il
terrific storm on Wednesday the lightning
sentered the New Windsor depot of the Eric
railway. about three miles from here, and
extinguished all the lamps, broke the win
dows, broke into about twenty-five pieces
the cut.out of the telegraph instrument, one
of which struck the operators sister, but did
no serious injury shattered to pieces Il tele-
graphic pole, and stunned eight persons
who were in the depot at the time awaiting
Il train.
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urging the churches to hold more frequent
prayer-meetings and tie report OF the com.
nii.ee paying suitable tribute 10 the memo.
ry OF Rev. a. G. Dempsey. The body slls
pended for the next session the article of the
Constitution fixing the time OF the next meet
Ing, and determined to meet next year on
Thursday instead Of Tuesday.
The balance due on the Dempsey monu.
meut was raised on the spot. making the
handsome sum of g, 405 raised mt this SEES.
sion of the Association.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After short intermission the Association
resumed its session and attended to various
matters Of routine.
The resolutions of thanks were adopted
with great hclrtincSs--al seeming to he
delighted with the warm hospitality with
which the community has entertained the
Association.
AT the conclusion Of the session the
Moderator UPioirS' or Turner, who made an
admirable presiding otficcr.) made brief
aud most appropriate raledictory address,
a parting HMM was sung. the parting hand
taken. PRAYER offered by Rev. j. William
ZONES, and this most delightful meeting ud-
iourned with the benediction by Rev. J. II.
Harris. NIAToR.
I.orDoux COUNTY ITEMS. The Leesburg Re-
ppbiiccn of Saturday gives the following
items:
4 Man KiNcd.-As Mr.. Newton Young.
rcSldin. near North Fork, in this county,
was returning home from August court,
about $ o'clock on Monday evening. he was
thrown from his horse. on the Mud turnpike
about half mile from town, and killed. he
was riding in Il @allop. and the night being
quite dark, he came in contact with COW,
and was thrown with such violence to the
GROUND that he rupiurcd a blood vessel, and
died in less than an hour. Mr.. Young was
about f,rt,-tvc yra,> of age and unmarried.
I'.rsonG!. We had calls this week from
Jude Hargc>t. m Winchester, commits
,inucr appointed by the Southern Claims
Commission of Washington, and Colonel
Black. of Frederick, Md. They have been
in town I'LL the week adjusting claims
under that commission. From here they so
tu Lovclt>ylllr.
Si"m,cd by Lightning During tile storm
on Sunday evening the lightning struck Il
tree in the yard OF Mr.. John T. CarutherS,
near the Grove church. and shrercd it.
Three gentlemen were sitting on the porch,
some thirty or forty yards distant, at the
time. and one Of them. Mr.. John CarwhcrS,
was - stunned by the shock That II" was for
SOME time nsrnSihlc and for more than an
hour unable TO speak.
The peach duri.--Thc report from the
principal rcHrl-=rowing sections I'LL go to
show. that the peach crop i likely to he
Iar-cr this season and the f!uit of il finer
quality tllan for some years lrI>l.
4, ILL niii ION Of Dnrf.-
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PROMISES OF THE rKESlpEST ABOUT HIS
CaErSET-IIE WILL KEEr His MILITARY
CLrRKs.-Prc>idcnt Grant left Washington
Sunday again for Long Branch. A Washing
ton dispatch says:
"In an interview which occurred on Fri.
day with the President, just before his de-
jmrtllIc for Long Branch. Il political friend OF
very considerable prominence stated to him,
in the incidental discussion of the campaign.
that it was not the Executive but members
OF the Cabinet to whom 81 many Republic
ems found Objections. The President re-
piled that he had received similar intinatl"n>
from other quarters, lllt that if he WAS re-
elected he intended to remodel his Cabinet.
with Il single exception, and supply their
places with the best men of his political faith
III the country. The answer WAS made that
such course would not affect the present
CANVASS unless the flct was authoritatircly
known. The President did not. of course.
name the Cabinet minister whom he intended!
to retain if II rejected.
TO some CaliturnialiS who called Friday
he replied with much indignation TO M init
MMli"n hat il would add To his popularity
ln get lid Of his military secretaries. He de-
c!agrtl that 50 Ion" rs he liked them and
they discharged their duties he did not think
il WA anybodl's business. They wcr,
nmCMlblr 10 him. and to no enc else
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TIE EVANGELIST FATHERS.-A New York
letter has the following:

1.-The newest popularity of the ritualiStic
wing of the Protestant Episcopal Church
hercabuuts is the announcement Of what is
called il clerical retreat ut Bridgeport, COM
mcncing on the 18th of September, to last
tour days. The retreat is to bc under the
auspices of a very High Church association
known rs the Evangelist Fathers. Among
those who will probably he present from this
city are Rev. Mr.. Mckee Brown, of the
church of st. Mary the Virgin; Rev. Mr..
Morrill,, of st. Adams; Rev. DIR. Ever, of
st. Ignatius; and Rev. DR.. Swopc, of Trim
ity. These retreats are said to bc common
enough among the High Church clergy in
England, but this is the first cndeavor to
bring them into vogue here, so it is said"
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COMM ERGIATl.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, 3
RlcHslnND. yA August 10 ts54
OFFERINGS.

els. s7s
f.0nS.-wfitr. 34is basheis.
OATS--ass bushels. Z
I EIE.--72 bushels. K, ~ ~ -
SALTS
4 WfiEhT.=Hliita. COO bushels prime ~ 9f.Js: 4ss
busfitds very Good 70 Sits !: 80 bushels R0oa 10
Sl.73: 1871 sfts very coed at Si.J3. Ave risiiets
prime at private 10 fitshels prime nc VI ga;
Iso bushels good at SL72 dc bshels yrry good nj
SLIT; 90 bushels good n. siss. "a bashes common
at $50 &C bushels common vt $i.5s. 40 bushels
good at $l.7U. 80
terms; aso bushels common at $50 a1t bushels
good at iIgs; sos bushels very good at sl.73 g2e
bushels common at Slse; 90 bushels cJrtmon at
Sa5: 3as bushels common at $lSJ: go bushels very
good mt Si7s; II bushels very g0odat SL7o.
CONSUMING. l3s bushels common &C 7ec.; ri
bushels very good at Use. $50 bushels yery good at
5gc. 4 b
uATs.-es bushels prime new at 52e.: 1923 bushels
good new ut Src.
kYE.-3a bushels very good nj asc,
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Lynch LAW IN TESNEssEE.-A negro
named Wade partially cut the throat OF his
employer, Mr.. Shelby, while asleep on the
10Th instant, ut Race Hill, Stewart county.
Tenn. and crushed the skull of Shelby 5
brother, who attempted to arrest him. He
was taken from the officers WHO captured
him, hung to Il tree, and riddled with bullets
by a party of citizens the next night.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL; COKE; WOOD.-Bs sgbdoners
" McShain. Ocean Bird. and Morning Light am
receiving cargocs OF very superior RE ID and WHIT
ASH EGG. STOVE, and CHESTNUT ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, for sale at the very lowest market
rates. Also full supply, at C0mpany's prices. OF
CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAUL. and ENGINE
COAL btumIuous,. for CRATES. &c. The best COOK
INC; COKE. Al.o MACIiINE-SAWED and SILT
OAK and PINE WOOD of unelualled quality. II
Is convenient aud economical. Also the best CUM
For fuel of any kind apply to the subscriber.
j. Is. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary streets.
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CT OOO ODO SECOND CIR AN ID
. I,UUUsOlJO. GIFT CONCERT IN AID

an LOUISVILLE. ki.-By authority In The act OF
the Legislature Incorporating the Public Library Oh
Kentucky, The Trustees will give their SECOHD
t;EINDGlFT CONCERT In The great hall OF th:
l'ullic Library building, in Louisville, KY. on SAL
URDAI. September Is. 1872. ,,
one thousand tickets of admission VIII I've lss'ied
AT SlO each half.tckcts IS; quarier-tckciS s2'p
II whole tickets for $500 Is tor $50 81 Tor fT"
ll3 for .tuu "S5 for .,5ut: SO for S1.don. No us
count on less than SlOO worth OF tickets III ti.
Tmriu~ the Concert the sum of s500.rOr III cMi
rrn,y will I've given tn the holders Of tickets 10y MS
triImon by lot of one thousand gifts. rs loows'
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS.

rUNARD LINE OF STEAM ao#EfS
~ ERs TO LlytKPooL. QUEEN S.rsrs ssnge
FROM NEW YORK, SO; TO NEW YORK, VA,
IN CUHkESCY.-The safe, nrst-class iroi! steam
DAY. nth. aud SATURDAYS, epth and GIN OF
April and SATURDAYS. 4tlI. 18th, ana lstn OF
Nay, and twice every following week, from CU~
Nil,D'S WHARF, Jersey City.
CHARLES FRANCkLYN,
Agent, New York. 3
SAMUEL AYREs, Agent,
Richmond, No. 1929 1in, corner Fourteenth street.
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E. d. Gill, of Granville county, n. G.
was killed by u runaway horse last week.
Mrs. Ridgeley and daughter, of Richmond
arrived from Germany on the steamer Baisi
more, at Baltimore, Saturday.
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A NTHRACtTE COAL. superior quality
n all sizes
CUMBERLAND COAL; fer CRATES, engines, and

MIDLOTiliAN and CiiiFfs till. for CRATES.
IIayng. partially recovered nf my recent severe
attack of illupss. am able tn give persS'ia at
t.ntiun la my business and though yet unable to
canvass the market the street can he fonnd
daily ut my COAl-fAHD. corltcr Cary and Nine
teentl streets where shall be happy to receive The
orders of my friends and the public.
an la-l,n. +. u. BENTLEY.
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NCOTCH WHISKEY.--Two puncheons,
~ in bond. imported by US direct from Glasgoa--s
iliS aptirp: 50 barres"R & ~ Whlskey, distilled
In the Vailey-had the advantage OF Eve summers
80 barrels j.. 6t True Il Co.'s pure New Engtands
iistillcry lno byrrels w. Wallace's pure Mountain
Dew: s.Uur Own" and I" sinines'sr Augusta Rye
Whiskey Fly s3l W5f. WALLACE SONS. 81
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-la7sssaszs7aa
CLOTHING.

NEW SUPPLY ~n
100 rair FANCY CASHMERE pANIS;
i0o patr BLACK DUEshIN PANTS;
leo BLACK DRESS-FROCks:
Is COLOKED DRESS-FROChs.
Just 10 hand bought late, bought low, anu ~, nc
sold at ,l,,su lily low figures. Ihn.s IN want WIZ 20
wril tn call n! VA. IRA SMITHS. Agent.
IAN 10 1le9 Main street lsien OF BIG fLA"I.
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FURNITURE. dc.

", GATHRIGHT, IN
Us FURNITURE DEALER. ~.
NO. 16 GOVERNOR STREET, BELVIN'SjY1
BLOCK, - ~
h,s lust returned from the North. and offers
the largest and best stock Of WlsLSUT FUR
NlTURE lie ever before kept. which VIII be In
to be equal in Workmanship TO any LII The United
States. s..fs7
WALNUT SUITS With and without dressing -ca ses
FINE PAINTED FURNITURE with and without.
marble:
PARLOR SUITS of NIL grades:
Best TIN and WIRE SAFES ever made In THIS CITY
EifENSI0S TABLES, LOUNGES. and all other
articles Kept In irst-class house,
Call and look at our stock. Lowest prices LOT eash.
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DER BARK TARPEIAN.

Orders may be left with L. WAGNER e Co, COR:
Der Broad and Sixth streets. aH le-5Htsf
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EULClsEg wHISKEY.

asi s. LEXINGTON. Y A.. July II, 1874
Gentiemea.-I have exsfained carefully the spsct.:
men of whiskey maaufsctarci By yo,t and sent 10
me for analysis. it ID q very que and excslient
article, free IRON all foreign matter.
Very respectfully yours,
r. s. MCCULLOUGH,
Professor Of Che6tstry,
Washington and Lee University.
Messrs. FuLcHER & BOWMAN, stauntons Va.
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THE FLOOD IN PHILADELPHIA.
10 oil, Il Il ,nl..n I al ..-,,. i'm.


The Philadelphia Ledger says:
The ran-storm of Thursday night, though
not of long duration. was very violent, and q
large quantity Of rain fell in the first half.
hour. In some portions OF the city where
the ground is low and the drainage not good
the streets were flooded to such IN extent
that passengers in railway cars had to stand
upon the seats to keep out of the water. At
the hotel of Mr. Miller, Front and Harrison
streets the cellar was filled, and the water
was foot or more deep Oil the first floor.
The proprietor hid breli considerable loser
by previous storms. and had brought suit to
obtain damages from the city: Ucclliaiits o!
dwellings In HE iici@liborliood of the hotel
were also sufferers by overflow. The storm
WAS quite severe in BridcSburg and its
vicinity. The dwelling of DR.. Wylie, on
Bridge street, was struck by lightning. which
passed through the roof of the building and
the ccilIiS of the bedroom below, knocking
off much of the clustering; some of it falling
on the bed in which the doctors children
slept. Fortunately they were not in bed ut
the time. The fluid went out of one of the
windows in this apartment, doing no further
damage.
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Professor Rodolph sippe, n Nell.knorn
OF New Orleans, Is dead.
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EIRE-woRKsl FIRE-woRKs'

a.
ROCKETS, EsoAlAN & sascpI. Ess aESGIA Al
J,5f:IITS, MiSES, Ei.Q 81 y 49,
rissis nc 81 iiiafiif 81 abort Notice.
-. y PtZZINI, JK.s
| M a q IS sou 3spad street.
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tJDLOTHIAN AND ANTHRACITE
vi CnAIS.-I am now receiving the MlDlo-
THAN COAL Of superior quality; aud advise those
who contemplate putting away their supply Tor WIN
ter tn >iI In theft order, tie price l. rs 10"
~ il will lie this season. Also. for sale. AAIitRA-
CrTE CoSI. I'M sizes. ALBERT BLAIR.
~ pc-lm Fourteenth street near Mayos bridge.
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and 50 much

received anong SO many people and SO much
iron work.
At Hyde Park the storm reached ifs height
between IL and 1 o'clock. Mr.. q. Wilson's
house, on Walnut street, was terribly shat
tered by a bolt. Mr. Wilson states that for
i've minutes before the crash the room where
the most damage was done was completely
filled with electricity, making it light as day.
and after the lightning struck. the house
smelled so strong of sulphur rs to sicken the
whole family, consisting of nine persons,
none OF whom were injured, yet a Dumbcr of
them narrowly escaped with their lives.
Doors, blinds, and window-casirGs were torn
on, and glass and plastering shattered gene
rally. The lightning also struck Mr.. j. z.
Greenlow's house, On Dana avenue, doing
but slight damage. The lightning struck
Samuel Tafts house, on Warren avenue,
making an almost complete ruin of it. The
window and door-casings were torn of, the
roof almost stripped of shingles. and the
yard was filled with shingles. clapboards, and
splinters. There were five persons in the
house at the time, but none Of them were Sc
riousy injured, although Mrs. Taft received
severe shock.
MARVELLOUS ESCAPE OF A FISHING PARTY. :
. a most miraculous escape occurred on We'd
nesday afternoon. a large rock at the foot
OF Storm King mountain, OH the Hudson,
ON the bank Of the river, was struck by
lightning. on which were seated party fish.
Ing. The bolt in appearance 4 ball of fire,
struck the centre of the rock with u terrible
crash, throwing pieces of stoiie sUlhe di,-
lance in the air, ono Of which struck one of
the ladies on the arm. Terrified almost to
insen.lbility the party succeeded in rcaehin.
home. with terror stamped OH every feature.
and although nearly all experienced cramp-
ing sensation. most proHidentially none were
seriously injured.
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a NTHRACITE coal.

nAK WOOD FOR SALE AT MAYO'S
OISLASD SAW-MtLL ut $3.50 per cord: Pine
at ~ to -. An additional charge for hauling. Or
drrs HAY h. sent to pust-oirc box l26. MI T-lm
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
CEILING OFF AT COST TO CLOSE
- BUSINESS.
shall offer my entire stock OF
DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
No goods charged.
Parties Indebted to me will please settle their ae-
counts by the LIST. Parties TO whom am Indebted
will present their claims for settlement
STORE FOR RENT. >. dlissh,
,a.ssm GET Broad street.
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wTHEg. II0EsEg, IgeL&CEsf1 ~
|TlINEsT CHEWING r0BAeE0a gN
u THE sT&Tg@G HE DhE.YE IS 81 ~
SCJTTHssA. M Y0N & co. IS PEA gst 9B1. 5 ~
E 1vEfsgFIsT HAKDakslyxS
TWIN BHOTHE RS. TIL 5ffA gsg 4 Gill; I'M
Ilfc most fasttsoas en- be saftea RON fneae alss
other popular beafsek always fer snle be-
Y au I1-Sm ~ ~ ttUf 80
T,IN(Iys go DEN WEDDING
IL pIJlsE OLD RYE slYIlt sEEY
feturps no n,sdlcal examination OF DOCTORS tersf
cate. Quality speaks for iEsetf cEoc6 lot yef
offered 20 the trade at lows rat ssss ~
WINES AND Liz QUO RS
81 Large assortment for safc by
= = - ID. COURTNEY JENKINS
Wholesale EiquAr Uesscr,
Nos113 south Fourteenth street, below Esrys
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|DooK; AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DUNE AT THIS OFFICE.