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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-30

NEW HORTICULTURAL FERTILIZER.-BS
nearly every one has Il few flowers. either in
gardens. borders, or pots, the following new
fertilizer suggested by the Scientific Ameri-
can will prove of benefit in beautitying
them in foliage and bloom:
Some time since we called attention to Il
new chemical fertilizer for horticultural pur-
poses, suggested by DR.. Jeannel, Of Paris.
Les MoaGcS, of recent date. in commenting
on results obtained by its use, says that it
represents the fcrliizin% principles OF at
least one hundred times lis weight Of con-
ccntrated animal manure, and supplies to
thr plants nitrogen, phosphorus, potash,
sulphur. and iron i'll completely soluble
state. The compound consists of 400 parts
Of nitrate of ammonia; 200 parts biphos-
phatc of ammonia; $50 parts nitrate OF pot
ash: 30 parts mlriate of ammonia !; 90 parts
>ulphatc of lime, and 10 parts sulphatc Of
iron. These ingredients are pulverized and
mixed. One drachm Of the powder (ihout Il
tcaspontul) is then dissolved i'm Il quart OF
water, and Il wincglaSStul of the solution
given two OF three times Il week, in accord
ance with the health and luXuriancc of the
vegetation.
1.-The plants may he placed in any kind of
earth. however poor, even pure sand, or
may not be pottcd at all. 1t is stated that
certain tlowcrS--thc tuchsia, for example
may be cultivated without earth by simply
placing the stalk in jar, at the bot
tom of which is an inch or SO of water, just
sufficient to cover the ends of the roots. To
the fluid il proportional quantity of the fer
Iiizcr is added, as above specified, once i'll
eight days. The foliaceous development
OF plants treated with the substance is s1:d
to be truly wonderful, and Yet the rapid
growth of the leaves does not interfere With
the most luXuriant Towering. TO this we
may add that quite recently we have tried u
compound hastily composed of the majority
of the substances above detailed, merely as
an experiment, on a small and sickly ruchsia.
The plant was dropping and little else re-
mainrd than a half dry stalk. After two
applications of the fertilizer its effect was
apparent, and at the end of ten days, during
which probably half a pint of solution had
been supplied to the earth, new shoots had
sprung out, leaves formed, and the entire
plant became perfectly loaded down with
buds"
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Cholera i'm East TcnnesSee-Accident
to n Bridal COupIe--Fatal Accident on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

DUBLIN, VA, July 29.-Private adyices
received here from Jonesborough, Tenn,
state that the cholera has appeared there in
a virnlent form.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd, a bridal couple
from Montgomery county on their way to
Pulaski Alum Springs, while crossing
Cloyd's mountain in a buggy during thun-
der-storm the horse took fright from flash
of lightning and SHE'D the road, and the
party were precipitated down a precipice
one hundred and twenty feet high. The
buggy was shaft, red to pieces and the groom
badly bruised. The bride had her collar
bone and ankle dislocated and her teeth
knocked out, and was otherwise badly in
jured. A tree on the way. saved them
from going to the bottom.
john Clifton was run over on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad between Mckendree
and Meadow stations and instantly killed.
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The Postal System between the United
states and Great Britain.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-For some weeks
past a correspondence has been going on
between the Post-Otfice Department here
and that of Great Britain with view to
establish an exchange of postal cards at a
low rare of postage, but the British authors
ties have finally declined the proposition on
the ground that they are opposed to any
lower rate of postage than that now paid on
letters. The proposition OF the United
States was to have an exchange OF postal
cards by the addition of one cent, the post
age the same us we now have with Canada.
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Enternal water ], Communication. {! e,

NAsHIsGroE, July 229. - Under special or
ders No. s3. a board of officers of the corps
OF engineers consisting OF Colonel G. Bur-
nard, Lieuteiiant-G Colonel John Newton,
Aiajor @. a.. Gilmore, Major &. X. NarfeD,
Major w. z. Craighill, Major G.. WeilzeiI.
and Captain G. w. Howell is now in session
at New Yew York city considering the plan
submitted by Captain C. W. Howell, of the
engineer corps, for q ship canal to connect
the Mississippi river with the Gulf OF Mex
leo in the nayigable waters thereof, made in
compliance with the order OF the House of
Representatives, March Ii, 1871. This is
considered by Senator West to be one of the
most able boards ever convened in the eDgi-
neer corps, and should they indorse Captain
HoWell's report the senator regards the pro-
ject as likely to be. much benefited in the
views of Congress.
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,r,s.e,,a,ee,,s Teiegrams.

Germany disayows responsibility for the
,cans;,re Of the Vigilante. The captain WHO
effected the capture has been ordered nome
for explanation. IN,
The French Assembly has passed. . pi''
aboIishing the shipping tax.
The Liberals haSc carried the e'eciion ~
Naples.
* dispatch from Sioux city, Iowa, reports
millions OF grasshoppers In the air, with u
genera. course southwestward. A settle
lneiit there IL appreh hended.
The steamer Japan has arrived at saia
Francisco with q large number ee Chinese.
No smallpox aboard. 81.
There hafe been eleven danths from cho.
,eru 81, one plantation below Little Rock
siaiee Friday last.
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A Desperate Convict.

New YORK, July 29.-At Sing Sing yes
terday, while q draft of prisoners was being
made for the Auburn prison, the notorious
Yves Allen, armed with large knife, un-
locked his cell and defied any one to ap.
proach him. When IN attempt was about
to be made to capture him, Allen pointed to
a can containing about pound of nitro
glycerine, and threatened to blow up the
prison should any one molest him. The
warden deeming discretion the better part of
yaor, left the desperate behind the bars in
possession of his deadly instruments.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 29.-The race to-day for
two-year olds, three-quarters of a mile, was
won by Steel Eyes, Regardless being second.
Time, 1929.
In the two aud Il quarter mile race the
starters were Joe Daniels, Harry Bassett,
True Blue, and Wanderer. Wanderer was
the favorite in the pools. The race was won
by Joe Daniels, with Harry BasSett second,
True Blue third, and Wanderer bad fourth.
Time, 4:104.
The selling race, for all ages. one mile and
Il quarter, was won by Chickabiddy.
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Weather Personalities.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-On Wednesday,
for the Gulf and South Atlantic States
southwesterly winds, partly cloudy weather
and numerous local storms.
For the Middle States. westerly winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
For New England, southwest winds, part
ly cloudy weather and occasional local
storms.
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EXCELLENT YARD-wIDE BLEACIIED COTTON
only l2i and l5c. a yard at LEVY BROTHERS..
RICHMOND, Va, Jsnuary !, 1872.

RICHMOND, VA, January ], 1872
We lave made a chemical examination of DAVID
+. CLEMMER's MOUNTAIN RYE WHIsHEY, using
for the purpose samples selected by ourselves from
ten barrels belonging to lots received by Messrs.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & Co.. at different times, and
CT ages varying from one 10 fourteen mouths In
obedience to the explicit injunction of the agents
that the examination should he thorough we have
subjected this whiskey to the most searching tests.
IT has stood them all perfectly, nothing Of dele
terlous nature being found In 1t. 1t can, therefore
be confidently recommended for Its purity and ex-
cellence to those who use whiskey rs beverage,
while for medicinal purposes 1t is all that can be de-
sired. WILLIAM Fl. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist and Lecturer on Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia;
X. S. j. PEBBLES, NJ. D..
Professor OF Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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LYME & BROTHER, "a P. NJ, brick house on
Twenty-scvcnth between NJ and y streets.
glassware sc.
REDWOOD & GRESHAM, 10 A. NJ, household
and Kitchen furniture.
THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK and CHARLES NJ.
BLACKFOKD. commissioners, s52 acres ui
James River low-groun,k:.
THOMAS w. KEESEE. I'll TY:cnty-cghth street,
l01 a. NJ, household and Kitchen furniture
MAX HEYMAN & CO., 10 A. NJ, boots, shoes,
staple and fancy dry goods, SC.
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Norfolk.
ARRIVAL OF THE AusTRIAN-THE LOSSES By THr
RECENT FIRE &C,

RECENT FIRE, &C.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch,
NORFOLK, July 20.-The British steamship
Austrian, Captain Richie, of the Allan line,
arrived here this morning from Liverpool
ua st. Johns and Halifax, with considerable
freight and siXty-tiye cabin passengers for
this port. Among the cabin passengers is
General John D. lmboden, of Richmond.
All but six of the emigrants, several of
whom are possessed of large means, remain
in the State. The Austrian sails for Balti-
more tomorrow morning.
The steamship San Jacinto, Of the Liver
pool and Texas line, which put in here for
coal Saturday, sailed for Liverpool this
morning.
The losses by the recent fires aggregate
about $4,000, nearly all of which is covered
by insurance. The Investigations into the
fires have developed nothing, but there is no
doubt that they were incendary.
The United States steamer Powhatan ar.
rived in the Roads from Boston this morning.
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PROFESSOR pMARAZYN drew another lurge All
dieucc to Virginil Hall last evening. lie Is ur-
doubtcdly the prince of magicans, surprising wy
man or Anderson. His presents are both useful
and ornamental. Last evening young lady of this
city drew the BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SET OF FUR
NITURE bought In this city for forty dollars. Many
other useful articles were given away. Tonight n
handsome GOLD CHAIN AND LoCkET Will be given
away bes idcs many other articles of value.
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School TRUSTEES ArpnlNTEp.--Thc Board
Of Education has appointed the following
school trustees: Dnwiddie county, Namo-
ziuc district, G. j. Smith r,ce =. /. Cogbil,
srsisned; Norfolk county, Pleasant Grove
district, &. a. Wilson, rice Il. ii. Williams
elected supervisor
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Suit against Brigham Young by his
Seventeenth Wife.

SALT LAKE, July 29.-Tbe complaints and
affldavits in the case of Ann Eliza Webb,
seventeenth wife of Brigham Young, were
filed to-day in the Third District Court. The
complainant sues for 100000 damages, ali.
lDony pending the suit OF $1,000 per month,
and $1,000 counsel fees. The case will be
argued, probably before Judge Emerson, on
the 5th of August on preliminary points.
Other suits of like nature will be begun
soon.
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Dakota.

YANKroN, July 29.-The surveying party,
under Lieutepant. Wooley, arrived here last
night, having been fired into by war party
of about fifty Sioux Indians of the iankto'n
band from Fort Thompson, under the lead
of a chief named Quilted Tan. This occur
red at,eut two hundred miles north OF here,
on the James river. The indians declared
tint the land belonged to them and they
would not allow them 10 be surveyed.
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Mexico.

Cry OF Mexico, july l9.-The Govern
meut has received dispatches confirming the
capture by the national troops Of the famous
reyolutionjst Losada. He was taken on the
14th instant.
The Tepic revolution is about ended;
The tIoyerpment is arranging 10 send 5000
troops to reinforce Argo in Rio Grande:
Minister Mejm declares that he will not
spnnori. tho Government in its dictatorial.
nowers He is charged with holding reso-
imt;onary caucuses at the house OF santa
Cecilia. a son-in-law of the late President
.J,IsrpZ.
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ment, which was agreedto. Cauc1ses will be
held tomorrow. The Mcmahon party speak of
John S. Br axiom, Of Essex, for. temporary
chairman, and G. 7. Thomas, of Henry, for
permanent chairman; but it is doubtful
whether Thomas will be here. The Hughes
men speak Of James FL. Clements for both
the ehairmanships, and of Judge Morton, Of
Richmond, for secretary of the State Com
mittee. Ramsdell, of Surry, is becoming
more prominent for Lieutenant. Governor.
The Sixth district goes for d. j. Woodfln,
of Rockbridge, for Attorney. General, and it
is said that the Filth is for McNIahon for
Governor, and J. B. stoya! for Lieutenant
Governor.
BY request of Congressman Stowell, DR..
Charles 5. Mills will call the Convention to
order.
Second Dispatch.
LYScHBURG, Va, y p. M-Au earnest
effort is now being made to effect reconcile
alton of the two factions, and it is not
improbable that it will be successful; if
so, it can only be done by the withdrawal OF
Major McMahon from the contest, leaving
q clear field to Hughes, for the latter is gain
ing as the hours pass.
There are many delegates who will be
sadly disappointed by such result, for
they have been hoping that their votes
would be bought, for it is certain that they
have been unblushingy offered for sale at
the low rate of fifteen and twenty dollars.
1t is stated that one man claims to have the
disposal of the votes of whole congress
sional district.
Colonel Platt, Yankee Allan, and other
prominent Republicans. have telegraphed
to Judge David Fultz, of Staunton, in
quiring whether he will accept the nomina-
ton for Attorney-General on the Republican
ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-30

SORE EIPPLEs.-The suffering which many Indies
experience from caked breasts and sore nipples Is
little realized by men. A remedy has now come to
them and the wonder Is that 1t has not been DISCO
yercd before. The CENTAUH LISIMENT is rs deli
cate and soothing as cosmetic, and affords such
speedy and permanent relief that we are showereti
down with thanks. 1t simply wonderful thing
for all sores, lameness, and swellings.
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REsrITEp AGAS.-The Governor has again
respitcd William jackson (colored). Jack
son, it VIII be remembered. was tried in the
Cilcut Court of Alexandria county, con.
yicted of the murder Of his wife, and sen.
fenced to be hanged on the 18th July. The
Governor rcspited the accused until the 1st
of August. and for good and sufficient rca-
scnS has again reSpited him until August ID.
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VOL. XLV.
LOCAL MATTERS.

BACKED INTO THE BAs,N.-M o'clock yes
terday evening y furniture wagon with the
horses attached. belonging 10 Mr.. Thomas
Bealc asaceidrntally backed into the basin.
Attcr good deal Of excitement they were
brought out safely.
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OBSCURE DISEASES, no matter how they orgi-
nate and without regard to the sex Of the sufferer,
are cured without danger or Inconvenience by
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU. the great Diuretic.
which acts specifically upon the Kidneys, Bladder,
and auxiliary organs. No other preparation pos
sesses the fully developed merits OF Helnoods
Ex,ract II is The only genuine Buchu, and 1t never
fails. JoHy F. HENRY New York, Sole Agent.
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The O'DAY FAMILY QuARREL.-The con-
tinucd case of Denis O'Day and his wife,
charged with using threatening language to-
wards Walter Davis, and throwing dirty wa
ter on him and George UDay, was heard in
the Police Court yesterday morning. Denis
was required to pay s. for his wlte's fun.
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BROAD sTREEr.A full meeting Of The
Executive Committee Of the Broad-Street
Association was held last night mt the Office
OF Hon. james Lyons. The most important
business was the adoption OF 1eply to he
opinion of the City Attorney presented at
the last meeting Of the Council. The publi.
cation Of the reply was ordered.
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The GUARD or THE CoMMoNwEALTH.-This
company will make visit Of weeks dura-
ton 10 the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, starting on the 9th Of August. The
G 1mpany hive elected Lieutenant Wise, of
Company +, as lieutenant pro tem., their
iieutcnant being out of town. A number OF
the members of Company + have also been
elected.
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RAILROAD CoNSEcTloss.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company has concluded
arrangements with the Old Dominion line
tor the shipment Of its freights hence to
New York, and with the Clyde line of steam
ers for shipping its freight from Richmond
10 Boston, Providence, and Philadelphia.
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G. X. REEFS & Co. take the front rank. as Is con-
ccdei by the profession and acknowledged by the
critical taste OF the most fastdious public. They
have neglected nothing in their efforts to attain and
hold their advanced position. Enjoying every fa-
city IN their loug-cs,abshed gallery, they make
no false prctensioiIs when they claim TO furnish
their patrons with tie very hest photographs at the
Iu>ypst Dricps
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DELEG ATES TO national DIrlsIpS Sons OF
TEMrERANCE.~~M MeSSrS. Pcterfield Trent, w.
j. Baync. aud W. II. plcaSants are the dele
gates from the Grand Division Sons of Tem-
pcrancc of Virginia to the National Conven-
ton Sons OF Temperance. which will be
held at Saratoga. n. Y, on the 26th of Au-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-30

POLICE CouRT-Jas!ice While Susan
Plea>an,s, charged with being drunk and
unable TO take care of herself. Sent to Jail.
Mary Smith hollywood ghost), charged
with heing vayrant. Sent to Jail.
W. II. Butler was sent to jail for four
months for taking watch from George
Thompson.
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SrEclAL COURT OF ArrEAIS.-The follow
ing business was transacted in this court
yesterday:
Hancock rs. Talley. Appeal from the
Circuit Court of Louisa. Reversed.
FAINT rs. bowman. Argument continued
on behalf of the appclces. Judge William
Robertson will respond for the appellant to.
d
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Eittes by II Shurk-Fire.

h'LrIMoRF. July 29.--Juines Green, a fish,
'i'ntn, While hauling seine in Chester river
Yesterday. was seized by shark. The flesh
"1- torn from his right leg, Which had to be
HHputNcd.
one VI ko"s WiDaRs's Ear barns near the
E"5ay House "a$ burned last evening by
lightning.
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seventh Atlantic cable Anniversary.

HEARr's CONTENT, n. F., July 29.-The
seventh anniversary of the opening of teDe-
and Europe was celebrated yesterday on
board the Great Eastern and on snore.
There was a spirited race between three
boats of the Great Eastern, twelve oars eacn;
Then followed race between the oillcefs OF
the Great Eastern and the Hearts Content
telegraph staff, which was won Dy Inc
former. The stewards Of the Great Eastern
challenged the shore. and were beaten.
Other boat races succeeded, and together with
tllb.races in the harbor and foot-races on
shore. made the day pass pleasantly. In the
evening concert was given on board the
Great Eastern, creating great enthusiasm.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RIcuMoND Posr. OFFICE July 29.--Mrs. Annie
Stubs, city; John S. Gibson, city Leake "
White, Charlottesville, Va. Miss Rosahella
johnson, Williamsburg, Va; Mrs. James
Morgan city.
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The iowa RAILROAD Robbers.

KANSAS CRY, July 2s.-It is reported that
the Iowa railroad robbers crossed the Mis-
souri, river some twenty or thirty miles below
here, and are now at their rendezvous In
Jackson pol1uty
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IHE NEW.PosTaL. CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
TAI iaw--useiul, scrviceahie, and cheap. Tie all
vertistr can I'LL the lnck Of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
ana send them through the mail for only one cent
Can DC printed ut this Office at low rates.
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/ HAVE ANALYZED THE WHfsKEY KNOWN
undcr the brand of 'B SELEcT," controtied by
Messsrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond,
Virginia, and find 1t free from fusii oil and other
Impurities, and recommend Its use Tor menicinat
and family pur,oses. j. b. McCAw, N. D.,
Late prof OF Chemistry Medical College of VA.
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SENT on TO THE HUST1NGS CouM.-JameS
Cousins, charged with stabbing Alexander
james. and whose case was continued until
yesterday, was before the Police Justice, and
by him sent on to the grand jury of the
Hastings Court. The accused was sent to
iuiI
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DAVID J. BURR, EsQ.-Thc many friends
of hr. Burr will be glad to learn that he
will soon he at his office again. Mr. Burr's
health is almost restored.
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AUCEIOS SALES THIS BAY.

On al srles Of Ttd1 tsfote mnde bftneen The lSt n
Jdnaarv nad $NM y Jnae he tHres tor Meprt-
sent yedT hucefO DC pdid ty the pnrchnS"r: Oh
oil SuGes mdde 6dtcee7i The lSt n InlY Gnd in%f
Of lie uenr the tOIeS hare u be pad 6Y TIE Ste1
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Ledger. Saturday Night. New York Week
ly, and Ftrestde Companion received from
}. L. Ellysvn, newsdeaier, 1112 Main street.
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.>PoS'T SLIGHT YOUR TEETH. Remember that
upon tleir labor the health of the stomach
Keep them perfect, and In order TO do so Hanipu-
late them with brush dipped In the fragrant sczo-
DON'T once or twice u day -
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THOSE GRENADINES which LEVY BROTHERS are
selling at l2t and lGsc yard are certainly excellent
goods, and very cheap at the price.
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TIE DOLLAR STORE has just received alarge lot of
those LADIES SATCuELS which have been songht
after so eagerly for the last week DOLLAR STORE.
corner Ninth and Main streets.
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YOU can purchase genuine MEERSClIAuM PlpE
at the low price of ONE DOLLAR at The DOLLAR
STORE, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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VICTORIA LAWN SU1TS-sklrts ready-nade, and
plenty OF material for the body-only $3.50 for the
whole suit. At LEVY RKOTI!ERS'.
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ECmcuIr CorRT.-This court.was In session
yesterday, but transacted no business oil
public interest.
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REVENUE ECoLLECTIoNs.-Th internal reve-
nue. collections yesterday amounted to
S5,343. 10.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HATs.-P. WEISIGER Il
Co. are selling of their straw goods ut greatly
reduced prices. Bargains can be had now.
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CuEvIor surRTISG only eec. Il yard at LEVY
BROTHERS.
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WHAT IS DETER THIS HOT WEATHER ihaii
some of that hight underwear on sale at L. ID.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street?