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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-19

Ink Cu.Ecu HUI TrNNKL.-A report was
....,,.ut on the streets yesterday. Just before
.., ,hal there had been a serious carlng'
... ., ,hc Church Hill tunnel on Twenty
....,;b street between Broad and Marshall.
...j ,tftt a portion Of the archnS ot the tun-
...,.e, that point had given way In space
,...n sixty feet long. The fact really
Al. fhat where the previous "slp' o.
srre,i extending distance of about sixty
,,.r, lon. hv forty or fifty wide an addition
4, >is!c had taken place, carrying with 1t a
Ton Of the crib and also two carts aud
,u.. ,.lrp> attached. which were used in haul
GID. In, dirt 10 I'LL i'll the space. The earth
va, duwn upon hcarching. but did not in
.,,,, il in The least rather facilitating than
...qrdin. The hfliu:iu Of The street. which
4 >unk fw,uiy.tye feet where the rrcvl-
..., ..,lny.iu occurred. Neither the mules
a..- art, were injured. hut were taken
,.,',uul immediately after the accident hap
.,-r.I. About noon, when our reporter
! ls,.rui the scene oi the sensational rumor.
v.rh had been temporarily suspended, the
'.,n"l bands and teams being at dinner.
In this connection it may be remarked
,,l, the work j. progressing very Sati>fac
,.a'y. aud in ali probability trains will be
.,n,nTcd 10 pas, through the tunnel by The
t,, If september or first Of October.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE or CLERK HOUSE OF llELEGAIss'
KICIIMoNp. VA. July 2s, ISIS. )
DY AUTHORITY OF AN All VF no, hS
~ SENHI,Y. approyed April I'd. 1871, II Is lawful
for the Circnit Court Judges of tnis Common,
wealth, until the times for holding ne terms VI
their respt tctive courts shall be prescriDTg1 w
to fix the time Tor holding such terms. Ihs ,e u,ms
of the Twelfth CIrcnit have been n1ed as ioho"a.
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
Shenandoah ty.-zoth August, sth DeeeHipfr'
and sth April. Zoo, A.,
Page LIST September, sth January, and Sun May;
ROckfnJhdm.-l0th September, l5th Jahuaf!' ano
18th April. ,,,,
Wtrren...-5th October, 18th February, snd ls'h
May ..
Clarke -i5.l, October, 22d February, aud s'th
Nay.
Fredertek-27th October. 4th March. aud nh
June. j. BELL BIGGER.
jy ee-2aw I'm Clerk House Of Delegates of Va
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Terrible Railroad Collision and Loss
yr.,,.-- Of Life

CHICAGO, August 1S.-A collision has Oe-
Cured on the Chicago and Alton railroad
between passenger and a coal train, which
has resulted in the loss of number Of lives.
The blame for the accident attaches to the
conductor and engineer of the coal train,
who moved their train contrary to reSua-
tions. They have disappeared. ~
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
New YORK, August 1S.-Additional ac-
counts of the disaster on the Chicago and
Alton road state that the passenger train left
Willow station, according to the best eyi-
dence, ten minutes behind time, and, as 1t is
customary on this road to make up lost time,
undoubtedly the rate of speed was somewhat
accelerated. The conductor and engineer
knew they were to pass u coal train at Le-
mont. seven miles distant, but unhappily
that train did not wait at Lemont us it should
have done, but came on towards the passen.
ger train, expecting to make Willow station.
The conductor and engineer of the coal
train knew that the passenger train, laden
with precious lives, was in front, and if they
did not reach the switch by certain time
collision was inevitable. Both trains were
rushing towards their destruction as they
flew over the ironway through the dark
ness, their speed increasing at every reYolu-
ton of the wheels.
There were three Concllssions- the first,
when the engines met and were destroyed !;
the second. when the baggage-cars struck
and were smashed into fragments; and the
third, when the smoking-car collided and
leaped in the air and alighted on the frac-
tured boiler of the freight engine. The re-
mains of the passenger engine were thrown
from the track towards the east, and so were
the ruins of the baggage-ear. Then came
the smoking-car on the top of the boiler,
where it remained standing at an angle of
thirty degrees, with the passengers impri-
soued in the broken iron and wood, while
the deadly steam came up with terrific force
from the boiler below, scalding those whom
it touched and causing the most excrutiatiDg
agony. One moment in this condition was
sufficient to cause death, but many were
there several minutes before being eXtri-
Gated. One breath while in the deadly vapor
was fatal. the inner surface of the chest an d
lungs being fearfully scalded.
CHICAGO, August Isl. H. Smith and 5.
w. Henry, victims OF the Chicago and Alton
Railroad disaster died this morning.
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WaahIngfOn IfpmY.

WASHINGTON, August 1S.--Two witnesses
in the Wawasctt investigation swear that the
ments before the flames burst out from the
rear of the engine-room.
General courts-martiai have been ordered
at Mobile on the 18th, and Columbia, S. c.,
on the 18th. Lieutenant Asa Bird Gardner,
OF the First Artillery, is appointed Judge
Advocate with the rank Of Major, ctce De
Witt Clinton, deceased.
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POLICE Court, MONDAY Justice While
nrS'dinG.--Thcre were many cases before
the court. but none of thcin were of any spe-
cial Importance.
The cases Of +. Sta,ide. for beating his
wife. and Henry c. BowleS and a. Rupert,
charged with trcspassing on the premises of
+. Staaldc. were continued.
ThaddeuS Warren, for being drunk and
disordcrly. was fined g.
James Timberlake and George Winston
negro, charged with fighting in the street,
were discharged. ....r.
The case of Millic Brown (ncgro). charged
with stealing corn from the field of William
5. Wood>on, was continued to the 10Th.
George Benedict, charged with drunken
ness, was discharged.
Chrstiana Smith (negro}, charged with
being drunk and using obscene language in
the street. Was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Benjamin Banks (ncgro), for fast driving,
was fined 81.
John Hays {uegro), charged with threat
ening Eliza jackson, WAS discharged.
,Iamcs Campbell (ncgro), an old offender,
was sent to Jail for twelve months for steal.
ing boots and clothing belonging to Jacob
Richardson.
Bette Thurston (negro). arrested for as
saulting Rosa Gregory, was discharged.
Emma johnson (neyro) was fined $500
for using profanc and indecent language in
the street.
The case of John Smith, charged with
stealing S25 in United StaleS currency from
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Simpson, was continued
until Tuesday.
Alexander Stephenson. found guilty of
abusing and threatening his wife, was re-
CURED to give security to keep the peace.
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pEHsoNAL.--Mr. c. =. Huntington. preSi-
drnt al the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ;
G.ucraI ". &. Wickham. Nice president ;
anA Chief Engineer II. II. Whitcomb, re-
turned 10 the city yesterday morning by the
ln:lj passenger train. after having made a
thorough inspection of the line. Mcssrs.
Huntington and party arrived in Staunton
on sunday afternoon at 640 in special train
from the White Sulphur Springs, and spent
The night in that city. Mr.. Huntington left
the city last night on the 9:i0 train for New
York.
General q. W. &. Lee is at the Ballard
House.
Crl mel Robert ". Hughes left the city
r,3 southern train on Sunday afternoon.
kNE<lt toliECTloSs,- Internal rcvc-
n@" collections yesterday amounted to 3d.
uuGG5.
h"v. i. {. Granhcry, ID. D., pastor OF the
Ht"ad->'rc,i Methodist church, preached at
Nili>'s church, near Malvern Hill, on sun
day.
Rev. George Woodbridge, ID. d., pastor
II III" Monumental church, will probably
r'turn 10 the city during the present week.
Mr. " lliam II. Miller. of Savannah, Ga,
was ut the American Hotel yesterday.
Governor Walker will probably 20 to the
White sulphur o.mnrrow morning.
M">>r>. W. II. Quincy, of New York; }.
Amblrr smith. NJ. C.. Of Richmond; and }.
/. >rllt', ot Baltimore, were at Ford'S Hotel
!o>' uight.
Professor h. NJ. Dudley, of Georgetown
'olc.", Kentucky, and for many years editor
Of the Western RecOrdcr, was i'll the city
day or two ago
At the Exchange and Ballard last night
Mc>>r,. Thomas l.. johnson, of Lynchburg
T. Bradley, Of savannah, Ga; Rode> Massie,
krhmond; Lewis 4. iaryie, Of Amelia, were
registered.
Mr.. james =. Wood, Of the Journal, is
quite SICK III Kin. George county.
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weather Probabilities.

WasHISGToN, August 1S.--For the Middie
States and lower lakes, light rains during
tonight, followed by rising temperature and
clearing wea ther, except on the immediate
coast, where threatening and cloudy Weat her
may continue.
For the South Atlantic States, rising tenn
peraturs, with areas OF rain tonight, clear.
ing tomorrow.
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MEFTlNG or THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
rHE rlvITENTIAHY.--A called meeting of this
i",'N Wa- held Yesterday at the pcnitcntary
at I. O'Clock VI. Among other business il
Wl> determined that the sale of boots and
-'n'> 10y retail WAS injurious to the best
interests Of the State and Il large number of
~ worthy working glasses, and that here
sitter they should be only sold 10y wholesale.
The contract made by the late Board with
Nr. John Hr"phy was suspended, and il
WAS ordered that no more measures for pr.
Nrl' customers be taken at the pcnitcntEuv
Store.
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Threatened Riot Ended. Etc.

MEMPHIS, August 1s.-rhe threatened riot
at Grenada, Miss, Saturday evening, was
caused by u drunken negro, and ended in
the negroes ut the Convention who had at
tempted to release The obstreperous leader
scattering for their bones, or reports that
armed bodies Of men were coming from
neighboring towns.
The parties who burned the negro man
Calhoun to death in Dyer county recently
have not yet been arrested. Two of them
have let the county, and Vaughan, the re-
naming one, it is said, will surrender him
self
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A Coon CROP OF WHEATON the Presque
Isle farm. on James river, this year, the fol-
lowing wheat crop was raised: Seventy acres
sowed in amber red produced 500 bushels,
and 80 acres sowed in early white produced
,7O5 bushels. The above wheat weighs 63
nOunds To the btShel.
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Thurlow Weeds private life continues to
be made up of deeds of charity. Old and in
firm as he is, he walks about seeking out de-
serving objects and throwing rays of sun
shine into the homes of the poor Last week
| learned that he had given 81 900 to an old,
superannuated subatern who, in earlier
wears, had performed service for him in the
political primaries. The latter was thunder
struck when the thousand-dollar check was
handed him. Were Mr.. Weeds charities to
be known it would be found that he has
scattered three or four fortunes in this man.
ner.-Ne,c York Letter.
Galesburg, ILL.,, has forfeited the rcnown
which she retained in former years as
g Black Abolition Hole" She now refuses
TO admit colored children to her public
schools. She refused last Friday TO lend the
colored citizeus an American flag to carry IN
the procession. On the same day respecta-
Bile colored man attempted to procure u cup
of tea or coffee there, but he was reptlised
from three or four restaurants ana eatlns'
houses on account of his color.
A new vein of coal was struck at what is
called Reese's Creek, ILL.,, few days since
by an exploring party. The quality OF coa
in this vein is reported as vastly superior 10
any vet found in This country. Experts pro-
nounce it, the best quality Of coal IN tht
State. sas
The scientific term in Chicago is "ssiati'
cholera OF sporadic type"
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SrSDAY.ScHooL pIc-NIC.-The Sunday
school of Lcyh-Street Baptist church VIII
have Il picnic mt West Point to-moTro"
week. Mr.. j. Z. Justis is chairman OF the
committee of arrangements, and he anu MS
associates will see that all who attend have
an ENJOYABLE time.
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COULLING & PENDLETON, T. NJ. framed
dwelling No. 29l8, corner Of and Ihirtieth
streets.
". .GODDIN, 50 T. NJ. trustees sale of country
seat OH Brook turnpike one mile north of Rich
mond.
RICHARDSON G CO., 8 L. NJ, market farm one
mile from the city.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at their auction
rooms, general assortment OF household tur-
niture, refrigerators, stoves, &c.
JAMES L. APPERSOE, p. NJ, half-acrc lot at
the northeast corner Of Broad and Thirty-first
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IMlTATORS AND THEIR SCHEMES come to grief
ut last Only original discoveries, like that of DIR.
IIELMBoLD, stand the test of time HELMBoLD'S
BUCuU, which is the only extract of that wonder
full shrub that realizes It's full virtues, Is still relied
upon TO cure kidney complaint, female disorders,
impotency gravel, the effects Of dissipation. and
all troubles of the urinary organs in either SEX
This steadily successful medicine Is recommended
by physicians. Beware Of counterlcts. JOHN F.
HENRY, New York, sole agent.
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VOL. XLV.

DlED ALoNE.-An Italian named Andrew
Cozzslini died alone and unknown to his
friends at his place ofbusiness. near the Old
Market, on Sunday. He was an eccentric
man, and has had al eventful life. AS soon
as il became known that he was dead. some
OF his countrymen made the necessary ar
ranycments and had the body decentIy bu-
ried Yesterday evening.
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DRILL AND INSPECTION. spite of the
bad weather there was good attendance at
the drill OF Company A Zee Guard) at Old
Market Hall last night. Lieltenant-Co Colonel
Whitehead Inspected the company, and they
returned their old arms to the State. The
company was in uniform, and everything
was in SoldierIy order.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IH KlCmaoND PosT-OFFicE AUGUST 1S, 1873.
lion. j. {. Underwood, Alexandria, Va.
Miss >ieinbrecher, city j. Ii. Queen. New
FORK city; Post-Oliice Box 233, city; Post
uice Box 307, city; Miss Lizzie Munden,
h:ate Bridge, Va; ". +. NarDex, city
Mrs. Minnie Gladuorc, Monqueen, Va.
Mis-. Ecttie Freeman, Penola. Va; o. A.
trcnshAw, city; NJ. Cogbiii, >. G.. Mnggie
buiIer, city; Eliza Bias, Lexington avenue
Mr'. Mary K. Alvey, White Sulphur Springs,
". Va.
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Bogus Revenue oalcer-Tne Cholera.

LOUISVILLE, kY., August 1S.-George Ley
brook has been arrested on the charge OF be-
ing bogus revenue officer. In his opera
tions he mucted several lager-beer estab-
lishments.
The cholera is reported in Gar'ard county.
One death occurred yesterday and one To-
day from the same cause in this city.
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In THE BAslS.--A member Of the last
Legislature fell into the basin last night at
late hour, and was rescued and cared for by
the police. He said he had friend with
him at the time Of the nlishap, but none
could be found.
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CONSERVATIVE CITY CoMMlTTEE.-The Con-
serya,ive City Committee will meet this eve
ming at 8 O'Clock, at headquarters, to receive
the report of the subcommittee on arrange
mruts for the nlaSS-meetlnS.
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FINE BARTLETT PEARs-large, sweet anu
julcy-at PIzzINI's. -.
DELAWARE GRAPEs-equal to any variety u
domestic grape in market-at PlZZISIs.
FINE YELLOW SOFT PEACHES at P1zZlNls.
The above fruit will bear transportation 10 'ny VI
the watering-paces In Virginia, and VIII oe pacheu
neatly and securely by leaving your orders III SoI
BROAD street.
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LOUISVILLE, August 1s.-Three lata! accl,
dents occurred Sunday on the Louisville ana
Nashville railroad. One man was kilieu
by attempting to jump on moving tram,
and two Others were killed while asleep on
the track
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Whitehead, ofthe First Regiment of Virginia
Volunteers, commanding In the absence Of
the colonel, one of the best officers known
to me, with all needful official instructions
In regard to the inspection.
WILLIAM III. RICHARDSON, A. e.
August Is, 1873.
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phtladesr,s,ia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-General A. b.
Warford, once president of the Northern
Central railroad, is dead.
During an affray between two colored
men to-day one was fatally wounded with a
bowie. knife
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Ontario.

SEAroRrH, ONT, August 1S.-A man pass
ing the woods near here yesterday heard
child crying, and on investigation found The
mother and father of the little one with
their throats cut. The af1iir is wrapped IN
mystery,
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HAVE ASALYzED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
,,r,,.r the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER y. BLAIR i Co, Richmond'
virginia, and find 1t free from fusti oil ana olher
:. ~, nrrnoses J.B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Iate prof of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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Accident near Milford, Caroline
=. County.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.j
MILFORD, VA, August 1S.-The northern.
bound mail train Of to-day struck an. un-
known negro boy about two miles below
this place. His skull is fractured and he is
otherwise injured. At present bis case ap-
pears to be favorable. Medical aid has been
sI1mmnned ------- - --- IL i
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Spicy breath, teeth white and speckless,
fragrant SDZODoST secures
Ladies, can you be so reckless
As TO fail to make them yours?
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REEs & CO. EMPLOY NONE BUT Fihsi-cLA'o
ARTISTS Their work gives universal satis1acllon
we have never seen bad picture from lie'r e'l-
,ory We recommend our readers to their estah'
msh,,.nt Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Fatal ARRAY in a Circus-PrOminent
Merchant KILLED and Two Ladies'
NTnn,,Ansy

ST. LOUIS, August 1s.-At CRANKY, Mo-,
during circlls-fght, prominent merchant
Of that place was killed and two ladies
wounded. A negro who participated in
the fight was wounded through the breast.
The other two participants, who were white,
escaped, and have not yet been arrested.
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THAT BUFF VICTORIA LAWN, sc. yard, a
LEVY BROTHERS, Is certainly cheap.
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lGAIE nrLAyED.-Thc passenger train ON
~" Chesapeake and Ohio road due here at
i":lj \. ". Yesterday was delayed few
mwHtr, At Hanover junction by three i'm
iu"li>r freight trains which were going west.
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS-very useful for busi-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements Of any
kind printed on them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
eheaply done at this Office . ..- a. r'
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T"ulcCo FuK AuSTRIA.-Thc American
'u- II. Huston. from Boston, was entered
1T -" ru>lom.EoIlSe yesterday to load with
tobacco for Fhmc. Austria.
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PARApE.-The Christian Sons OF Peace, Il
society composed of colored persons OF THIS
city, paraded yesterday.
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SCHOOL, Trustee ApPoISTED.-The State
Board Of Education has appointed Mr..
tror@r +. Grymc> trustee for Potomac dis
tIigt, King George county.
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k!cEYD BY lloFsg.- Master V. Watkins,
SON ci j. +. w. Watkins, of New Kent
county, was badly kicked in the face on satur-
duS by horse at MIR. Watkins's farm, near
Iunstuis station.
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BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR PURCHASES OF DRY
GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.. You will save money
by so doing. -
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

SOUTHERN HISTORICALS SOCIETY.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
August 1S.-General Early then called the
Society to order.
Admi raj Semmes submitted the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted:
I" Be ii resolUed by the Convention of the
Southern Historical Society, now in session
at the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, in
Virginia, and composed of delegates from all
the Southern States, That his EXcellency Pre-.
sident Grant, of the United States, be respect
fully requested TO permit the secretary of the
Southern Historical Society to inspect all pa
pers that were captured by the forces Of the
United States during the late war from the
Confederate States officers or other persons,
and to make copies of such of them as he
NAV think tit, now in the possession or
under the control of the Government of the
United States, for the purpose of enabling
the said Society the better to perform the
duty which it has prescribed 10 Itself OF per-
petuating the testimony on which the future
historian of this the most memorable OF
the wars is to base his history"
The resolution was seconded by Generai
Martin, of Mississippi.
The President said he could not now ap-
point the Executive Committee, but would
announce that General Dabney Il. Maury
has been selected as its chairman.
Colonel johnson submitted Il series of res
olutions:
First. That the funds of the Society be
deposited at present in one of the banks Of
Lynchburg.
Second. That Admiral semmes be re-
quested to furnish copy Of his able address
in vindication of the Confederate cruisers, Sc
that the same may be included in the pro.
ceedings.
"Third. That the ladies be enrolled as
members in the name of their dead"
Governor Letcher offered resolution So
Letting aid for the Memorial Society OF
Montgomery, of which Mrs. Robert Preston
is president.
The Society then adjourned to meet in
Richmond subject to the call Of the presi'
dent.
After adjournment the ladies gave Mr. Da
Wis a cordial reception, Captain MatduS, the
sergeantat-arms, presenting.
After a short retnion. enliyened by stir
ring music, the vast assemblage retired.
This has been gala.time at the Mont
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made to
order by K. b. SPENCE 6 Son.
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
ING GOODS from E. B. SPENCE & Son. Isl.
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FuLL-WIpTH BLEAcHED sHEETISG can. be had
| for S5c. a yard at LEVY BROTHERS..
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready and made to
order, by +. B. SPENCE s. Son.
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ANDROSCOGGrN AND AUBURN COTTON can
still be bad at l63c. per yard at LEVY BROTHERS.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE Pos-
tai law-useful, scrvIceablc, and cheap. The atI-
vertiser can I'LL the back OF the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
aud scnd them through the mail for only one cent.
Can be printed ut this office at low rates.
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BE SURE TO LOOK AT TIE POLONAISES, REDIN-
GOTES, and ladies' ready made suits when you 20
to LEVY BROTHERS,.
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POSTAL CARDS.-Those who propUse using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly and
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.