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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

MaRarAaR OF 4 DAuanrER or ,JvDaE Eras-
nAM.--The Omaha {Neb.) Republican OF the
4th fustant devotes nearly Il column to an ac-
count Of the marriage of Miss Mary, eldest
daughter Of Colonel H. B. Burnbam, to Pro
fessor John. S. Collins, of the State Female
College, Memphis, Tenn. Colonel Burnhaai
will be remembered In Richmond as the
Judge Advocate of Military District No. 1,
and as Judge of the Hastings Court under
the government Of Generals Stoneman and
Candy. The wedding seems to have been a
fashionable affair. The Republican says !:
"Mr. and Mrs. Collins will remain in Omaha
about ten days, when they will go east to
Niagara Falls, Saratoga, and Long Branch,
and thence to Colonel Burnhaln's plantation,
near Richmond, Va, where they will remain
until the commencement Of the next college
ynarV
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ErFoRT TO SET Up ALFRED KINGS WILL
Before Judge Wexford yesterday jury was
'tnEannelled to try the issue out OF chanccry
whether Alfred King left will or pot. A
PAPER was introduced by the propounders
Of the will purporting to contain the sub
Ntantial provisions of the will, which gave Il
portion of the testator's property to his wife,
a portion to his only child, and other por-
lions to his relatives and to the Male Orphan
Asylum.
The propounders of the will allege that
such will was once in existence, and that
II was valid at the death of Mr.. Hing,
though never produced.
The widow and child Of MIR. King con-
tend that such will was never executed
according TO law. The case was partly heard,
and continued till this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The counsel for the propounders of the will
are Judge Meredith and John Is. Young,
Esq. The counsel for the widow and child
are Johnston. Williams, Boulware. and 1.
j. Evans Esqs. .-..
II the pr"pounders succeed there will be
taken from the only child of Mr.. King about
10000, which will 20 to the other relatives
Of Nr. King and to the Male Orphan Asylum.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

= LONDON, July 9.-In the House of Com.
mons last evening, Mir. Richards made mo-
ton that, the Government should address
the foreign powers with the view of esab-
fishing arbitration as permanent resort for
the settlement Of differences between m.
tions. The motion was supported by figures,
showing the cost Of standing armies.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed the motion. he
argued that it, would defeat its own object,
because continental nations held widely dif-
ferent views on the subject. He asked the
gentleman TO withdraw the motion. 81
Dir. Richards declined to withdraw.
A vote was then taken, and the House
divided. The division resulted in tees
yeas to SO nays. IA g.. .s H.
The Speaker gave the casting vote in favor
of the motion, which was declared adopted.
The European and American Postal Con.
gress wilifmeet at Berne5 on the 9th Of Sep.
tember.
tGfSH. Isl ~ i France. 81 ~ yF
PARIS, July 9.-The second instalment OF
250, 900 900 francs Of the last miliard of the
war indemnity was delivered to the German
treasury on the 9th instant. There now re-
mains but 5O0,000,00O francs due to Gerna.
ny; which amount, In accordance with the
treaty signed at Berlin on the 18th of March
last, is TO be paid by the 5th Of September, !,
...4..l! ~ ~ Austria. ea,asa
LONDON, July 9.--A special from Vienna
to the Standard says an attempt was made
yesterday by an incendiary to fire the exhi-
bition building. Correspondents of Lon
don Journals and other persons who have
returned here from Vienna hint that the
building will probably be burned, soon. !,
~ati Is, Portugal.
LISBON, July 9.-The vine disease Is spread.
ing in Portugal.
MADRID, July 3.-1he lieutenant-coloBel
of regiment of chasseurs stationed at
Tarifa has been cashiered for challenging
Senior Campos to fight q duel,
The Government has issued manifesto
declaring that its most imperative duty now
is TO crush the insurrection which Is devas-
tating Catalonia, Navarro, and the Basque
provinces. 1t is preparing for supreme
effort, and Is resolved to insist on the mex.
orable execution of the law and compei SOL
diers to remain under their eolors until the
pac;fication is complete, and. moreover, to
call out the reserves If relnforcements are
needed. !.
Seniors CASTELAR, and Salmeron have had a
conference with the irreconcilabie deputies
to induce them to return to the Cortes, pus
found it impossible to accede to their de-
ruands. General Nauvillas has resigned, and
it Is expected that the Government VIII ac-
cept his resignation. saag
80. ,.s4e ga Italy. $50 - 4atgs' -
VENICE, July 0.-The preyalence Of
cholera in this city is officially announced.
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The FPeelman's Bureau Frausas-Opin-
ion Of the AttOrney-Genera1.


WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Attorney-Gene-
raj has sent an opinion upon the subject Of
the frauds in the Freedman's Bureau to the
War Department. The questions submitted
were with reference to money taken from
the Treasury officers Of the Bureau by
means of forged receipts and vouchers
for bounties due coiored soldiers, and By.
means of receipts and vouchers fraudu-
lently procured from them. The opinion.
required was upon two points: 1st. In
case where the guilty parties cannot be
prosecuted. what should be the course in
order to secure the protection of the inter-
ests of the Government and of claimants!
Second. When prosecution is not barred by
thestatute OF limitations, what action should
be had, aud to what extent is the late Com.
missioner of the Bureau of Refugees, Freed
men and Abandoned Lands, and his chief
disbursing officer, responsible?
The opinion is that any military officer
detailed for duty in the Freedman's Bureau
who misappropriates money or violates the
rules and regulations governing disbursing
officers Of the army may be tried by court
martial, and that claims against other per-
sons who have obtained money from the
Bureau by fraud can be prosecuted critni-
nally if two years have not elapsed, and can
also be sued in the civil courts of the United
States. There is no statute limiting the time
within which the Government can begin a
civil suit, but suits for penalties and double
damages under the act of March 2, 1858,
must be begun within six years.
The Attorney General says the chief dis
bursing officer is of course liable both civil
ly and criminalIy for his own misconduct.
How far that officer is liable for the acts of
his subordinates the Attorney-GeDera says
it is impossible to answer without a copy Of
his bond and without more information re-
Eardins his appointment and employment
than he has been able to obtain. ,,
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ADoKHlNG THE STATE LIBRARY WITH PoR-
THAlr>.-There was deposited in the State
Library Yesterday morning an oii-porrrait,
ll'c-sizc, of Hon. John Tyler, of Sherwood
Forest. Governor Of Virginia, and President
Of tb" United States. Mr. Tyler was bornat
"'rcnwa., Charles City county, March 10Th,
il'r died in the city of Richmond january
18th. 1862. aged seyenty-two years. This
portrait was presented by Mrs. Letitia Tyler
>emrit. Also, by the same lady, lite-size OIL
portrait Of Hon. John Tyler, late OF Green
"ay, Charles City county, Virginia Gather OF
rX-Prcsident Tyler; born l74S, died January
Glh, 1913, aged siXty-tive years.
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Hehrax Conference.

CNcrsNA7r, July ga Hebrew confer
ence, comprising fifteen congregations, West
and South, has convened here. Moretz 10th,
OF Cincinnati, presiding. -
The object of the convention is the estab-
lishment of q Hebrew theological institution.
There are two hundred delegates present,
and letters were read from many congTega.
t!ans not represented. Resolutions indors-
ing the project were passed unanimously. y. d,
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THE SALE OF THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY-SEAT
CALLED LABURNUM, ONE AND A QUARTER MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING ONE HUN
DRIED AND SIxTY-FIvE ACRES, TO TAKE PLACE,
ON THE PREMISES, THIS AFTERNOON AT FIVE
oCLocK.-The special attention of the public is
particularly called to the foregoing sale Of the Hon.
JAMES LYoNs's country"seat, to come of this
afternoon at O'Clock on the premises. See auction
head for further particulars. ?
w. GoDpIN, Auctioneer.
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If HAD KNOWN 1T LAST YEAR.-This was the
Language of poor cripple. who, fourteen months
ago, was smashed under an iron beam. He had
been allowed to suffer pain and assume mass of
deformily, but he had recovered the use of one
knee by the Ccntiur Liniment. We hear such
language every day. There Is no pain this linment
will not assauge, no lameness 1t will not alleviate
and no swelling 1t will not subduc.
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Race, !. II Il Monmouth nth Park.

MosAourH PARK, n. j., July 9.-George
West won the hurdle-race to-day ;stine,
800. Wheatiey won the I-nlile race time,
2:15. Mate won the four-year-olds stakes
% miles; time, 4:379. !.
DoswelPs gray fifty won the stakes fos
foals of distance. II miles Inns, III.
A $4,000 bet has just been made tbas
Preakness will beat True Blue on ThursdsS
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The Late storm i'm che West,

CHICAGO, ILL, July photographic crop
reports from numerous points In Illinois
and Iowa covering the greater part of these
States show that while the recent severe
rain-storms have considerably damaged the
wheat crop (rarticularly in localities where
it is just ready to be haryested there viii be
fully an average crop. The %oats crop has
suffered more, being badly, lodged, and in
many places will have to be moved. The
corn looks we'll, and with favorable weather
will make full average crop.
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Attempt to Wreck am Express Fraan:

CONCORD, n. r., July 9.-,An attempt was
made last night to, throw. the Boston express
tram OH the track near suncook depot. Two
men were seen placing ties upon the track
by woman, whom they beat to insensibility
and dragged to coDcealment among the
bushes. She recovered CONSCIOUSNESS aud
managed to reach Suncook ip time tofgive
notice of the distractions, thus saving The
tram from mpendiug. destruction.
The wonlan,s assailants robbed her ofia
satchel containing nearly S40O. The satchel
was afterwards found, but in place OF, the
money was piece of paper on which was
plainly written with Iead-peDcil =" We
have made more money than we should have
done if we should have tipped off the train,
you fool" No traces Of the men could be
found. -scS zs7J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

THE ONLY UNFAILING SPECIFIC for diseases Of
the kidneys, bladder, and the organs affected by
vicious habits is HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.
This medicine cures. DR.. HELMBoLD is the only
physician who has succeeded In obtaining the full
virtues Of buchu. His is the original and only
truly valuable preparation. 1t is confded In 10y
physicians and patients alike. It is import antthat
sufferers should obtain the genuine. Therefore ask
for Helmbod's Extract Buchu, with the Doctors
signature on the bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

] HAVE ANALYZED TIE Wu1sKEY KNOWN
under the brand OF "B SELECT controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co, Richmond,
Virginia, aud find it free from fusil Oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. b. MCCAw, M. u,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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The Most Rev. Archbishop BaiIey

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I =
BALTIMORE, July 9.-The Most Rev. Arch
bishop Bailey returned to Baltimore on Fri
day last from his southern trip, but not in as
good health as could be desired. On Sunday
he performed the ceremony of Conservation
at the church of the Immaculate Conception,
although be was in no physical condition TO
do so. On Monday evening he departed for
New Jersey, where he will remain for seye-
raj weeks,
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TT ausr cosik, % rrepafeyoarse,f for II. or.
chasc your saminer dress goods at rrv~ ar,ad
THEIRS, which they are selling 90 faanrkai,s
eneae we Ehase the extremely hot weather.;
aiso sappy yourselves with fana, which yo viii
Aaa in great variety and do net, forget wien yo
afe there lock at their stock OF Hamhurc edgnes
and tnsertingss - a :, . s1os t 'e9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

UNMAnABhE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE July 8, 1s73.-Post-
office box No. 43; j. E. Clarke, Sunnyside,
Cumberland county, Va; w. r. G. Frayser.
10ll Main street city; j. Fl. Binford, super
intendent schools, city; Mrs. Lucy Tarrie,
-; Mrs. Nj. p. Turpip, Hallsboro', Va. .
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9 N e uI az Occurrence-A Railroad
-..,...;t Track EnSuIphed.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, July 9.-Half mile
of the Missouri and Pacific Railroad track
near Kickapoo station dropped into the Mis-
souri, river and sunk out of sight in the
flooded stream without any warning to rail-
road men,. The water where the track was
situated is now forty feet deep. Railroad
men say it is the most fearful rent ever made.
The escape of trains was almost miraculous.
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HAVE YOUR PICTURES MADE.-Now is the time
to have your pictures taken. The pleasant weather
and clear atmosphere insure, you a good photo
graph. REEs & CO.'S gallery was crowded from
early morn to sunset Saturday. They are more at
tensve and kind TO children than at any gallery we
have ever been in. We recommend our readers to
REEs's gallery. Their prices are low and. work
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WAsHlSGroa, July e.-Op Thursday, fool
the Gulf States, nortberly winds and partl!
cloudy and clear weather. r...
For the South Atlantic States, nortbeastef
" winds, cloudy weather, and local rains:
For the Middle States, rising barometer
northerly winds yeering to northeast, VILE
clear followed by cloudy weather.
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0basMNEy.

BALTIsoRE, July 9.-Professor Thomas D.
Baird, principal Of the Baltimore City Cob
Iege, died this morning, aged hfty-four
years. rFF fsss as
LOWELL, Mass. July 9.-Fisher &. Blu
dretb, formerly postmaster here, died this
afternoon of heart disease. He was abfo.
ther Of Mrs. General Butierand Mrs. Parker.
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GENTLEMEN's HoT-WEATHER GOOD S.-The
best stock of light underwear in the shape of gauze
and linen undershirts, drawers, socks, &C.. will be
found at E. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
This firm make speciality Of gentlemens under
wear. Give them call--they will certainly please
49,.
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TAL1ArsnRo & Co sold yesterday, at the fopacco
Exchange four packages of tobacco raised by sI s'
BaBrLErT, Of Floyd county, at the fouoSihg
nr,ces: One ut $Ss. one ut SO, one at S7s' aud
one at $40 per cwt. The last-named package was
bouvl,I by Il. A. BILLS, tobacco broker, for homer
HUDSON Esq, OF Coyington KY, for his celebrated
brand Royal Gem .,s., / lsot essyEtE. >3r@s :
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NEW STOCK CoMPANY.-SMITH Is forminga new
stock company. The stock varies by the wants 81
the customers. Many subscribe In linen closhino,
others In aooollen clothing, others In light gauze
undeTShirts, or articles TO keep cool with. Tls
stock Is being subscribed for very rapidly, and Ia
lsmi.ed to that now in store, which is fast dlsap-
pearing with the reduced rates. For the next sixty
days his maxim will be large sales with small pro-
fits, and the greatest good to his customers. Call
and see him-lIoe Main street. See his LONG FLAG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

TAI law-useful, serviceable, and cheap. The ad-
vertiser can I'LL the back Of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for only onecent.
Can be printed at this office at low rates =
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THE RICHMOND FRAME STORE has just received
large and beautiful assortment of PICTURE
FRAMES Of every description, which they are SELL
ing twenty five per cent less than they can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Don't forget the rlace-next
door to the Dollar Store.
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International COnyentiOn OF the
Yeune Mems Christian Associations

EHtefAHffUuBE VUHVFNGHOM IN Oh ttle
Young Mems Christian Associa items.
PouGHKEErsrE. July 9.-The international
Convention of the Young Mems Christian
Associations is now in session here, andfully
attended. 81. Il. Porter, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
was elected chairman. The Executive Com
mittee's report on the condition of the va
rious Association districts in the United
States and the Canadas is favorable. II. Had
der has been admitted as delegate from
Europe. There are in the United States and
Canada 92G Young Mems Christian Associa-
iiOns. "
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To THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF PICTURES
We would advise all these who are in want of good
pictures 10 60 10 CAMPRELL's well-known gallery,
as we have seen specimens of their work, AMI must
say that 1t will compare with any in this city.
Satisfaction guaranteed to ALL i,f
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TI,e Cholera.

LEIrLE Rock, July 9.-seyeral cases; Of
cho,s.ra have appeared here among ehe
poorer classes during the past week e'he
deSth from the disease occurred To-Day,
safKnpHls, July 9.--Three inserments tfem
c:solera were reported TO the Board OF heaitn
fl-day, l. ~. 80 u -. .ite.
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EArkEss TRAIN DELAYED.--The eastward
bound fast express train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio road due here yesterday ut 4:30
A. VI. did not reach the city until just be-
lore O'Clock A. d., having been detained
west OF the White Sulphur by slide.
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SENT ON TO TIE GRAND JURY.-The CONT
nued case of William 4. Griffith, charged
with feIoniously assaulting his daughter, was
heard in the Police Court yesterday, and the
accused sent on to the grand jury of the
Hastings Court.
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North Carolina.

saRxIazaH, July "a State Grange was
established here to-day, by the various mas
ters of the Order In the State. w. S. Bat
tie, of Edgecombe, was made president. II
viii, meet again on the third Wednesday l..
July. tgl,t ,ntc'
yf A State Educational Convention was belle
here to-day, Hon. w. II. Battle, of Raleigh
president. Much business Of importance \
being transacted and much interest man; ;
tested. ,.,..,f ts.4F-tty u.
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TRAIN DELAYED-The southWard-bOuBd
tram over the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad did not arrive in this
city until o'clock yesterday. The delay
VAS caused by the breaking Of the steamers
shaft between Alexandria and Quantico.
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! MACHINERY. &c.


sGECOED-HAND ENGINES, &c.
We have for sale The following In good running
ORDER 80 ~ lS!.s.s q 5a1f,.Aat =.
One ie0-horse-power STATIONARY ESoLsgt
Two 75-horse-power PORTABLE ENGINES anu
BOILERS, -.
One ia-horse-power HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
~ b.NGlIE, ~ ~ 3 49, - f2Ita s ~
One S-horse- power UPRIGHT ENGINE,
One ,s-liosse-power PORTABLE ENGINE ana
Two No. MCKENZIE BLowER@
Two No CENTRIFUGAL PUMPs,
Three STURrKyANT BLOWERS, assorted Sizes.
- An the above machinery b OF desirable cha
acteY aud will be sold at y very low 1gare. Time
win be given on the large machinery fef approved
paper with bank interest adeed q ~, ,,,, ~ = ro
Ga ,sI,n ,HF IF1TT sTSisfir Richmond, va.
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Washington Items.

s WASHINGTON, July 9.-Mrs. S. s. Farrell
succeeds the Presidents father as postmaster
at Coyington, KY. -
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has gone to Long Branch. ~
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDs-very useful for bust
ness purposes. Cards announcements of any
kind printed On them will pass through the mail for
QUE cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheyply done ut this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

lNsTKrcTING THE DRUM CoRps.--The First
hcgimeut drum corps met on CANDLES
hliI last night at 8 O'Clock, with drums, &C.,
ana received instructions under Major T. j..
Pulling.
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Fire and Loss of Life.

= HARTFORD, CoNs., July 8.-Thobaas
Adans's house was burned last night. tine
child was burned. TO deaih, and two steers,
II is feared, cannot I've.
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About the President.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i
WASHINGTON, July 9.-As there is nothing
absolutely requiring the presence of the
President here at this time, he will not re-
turn until next week, and will then remain
only two days. TIMoN.
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Eseane of Indian Rfurderers.

I BLACK Rock, IDAHO, July 9.-seYen liz
.dians awaiting trial for murder attef1ptes
to escape while cutting wood. Three wei!
successful and got off, and four were killed
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LADIES' HAIR-DRESslNG FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, at r. FERRANDINI'S, el3, SIS, and sl7 Broad
street. All varieties of hair work made to order by
Paris patterns, for all prices, according to quality
of goods, aud guarantee my work to give salts
faction. Office for hair goods, 6l3 Broad street.
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Cu.toms Co,,ector% = ar-es,a,,

Z BELFAST, Me-, July 9.-The collector of
customs at this port has been arrested by
Federal authority on the charge Of engage
iuent in trade. .. ssr- aa-E
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Killed hV lin.ln4Iliaao

CARME, ILL.,, July "a lad, driving a
reaper, and two of his horses were struck
by lightning yesterday, with fatal results.
Several men and horses were also struck by
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PERSONS fS WANT OF pifcsT6tRE csT6t I'm AMEs wonIa
do well 10 call at the RICHMOND FRAME sroREr
next to the Dollar Store where they can have then
madeat the lovespriees and at the shortest notice
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SELLING OUT AT A PRoFIT.-Our friends e. B.
SPENCE & Son arc selling out at profit, and pro-
pose to continue doing so till the last garment is
gone. They have splendid stock Of gentlemen's
wear. Give them call. ....,,..
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CAMPBELL's GALLERY IS MAKING PICTURES at
lower rate than any other gallery In the city, and
their work is not surpassed by anyone In the bus1-
ma
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Cool AS A CuCUMBER.-Whyd dissolve In the heat
when IS, or less, will make you as cool as cucun-
Der, ut E. B. SPENCE & SoS's. 1900 Main street,
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IT WILL PAY You 70 90 70 Levy Rnorsptss5l ], ],
ana pnrehase yo,r dress gooda The great rcuc.
aops ON samrer dress goods arc sending them out
of their store fasf ~ - ,ssT.;'' 80
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LEVY BROTHERS have received another lot OF
those doubIe-faced white quilts at $3.50 worth ia
They arc better for wear and In appearance than o
fve-dollar Marseilles quilt.