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Specie VS.. Currency.

We have rarely seen remarks more APP
propriate or more cutting than the loilo"'
ing from the St. Louis Democrat:
a'The New York papers are discussing
The question OF specie resumption "ltn Slea'
yigor Ifthcy will turn tier attention io'
a few DAYS 10 the subject of currency re-
.n1nnt;on he the New York banks their IL
hors will be bestowed where they will 40
rhe most good. The country can wait q
couple OF weeks or such matter for specie
resriup,ion. but it would be glad to have
Wall stree, try its hand first on paying out
greenback>.'
Ii is surely an entertaining spectacle.
Wall street is in Il fever OF cXcilcMent. The
banks cannot pay their debts even III cur
rcnev. Greenbacks and national bank-notcS
are boarded because they are supposed 10 be
safer than stocks, or bonds, or banks. Ana
lust at this time the eminent financIcrs who
preside over the journals of New York SCI
I'D clamor all along the line In favor oil the
immediate resumption of specie payments.
Let us suppose that the banks were to at
tempt to pay specie. What would follow
At this tiac, there would be an immediate
run upon them for every dollar OF gold that
they have. II were tatuous folly to imagine
that the people who are now boarding
grccnbacks and bark-notcs because they are
supposed to be safer than bonds, or stocks,
or the banks themselves, would not hoard
what they kno'r to be safer and better t1an
either. Nothing, therefore, would save the
TO- ali, INN ~ pQn1nplI,H
suspension of specie payments but the fact
that their notes might be hard to get hold
of. And what would follow this new sus-
pension Unquestionablv, 4 panic and a
crash compared with which the late financial
troubles were Us nothing.
Why do people call for specie payments ?
1t is because under the OIL banking system
the bank-notes were not secured in any way.
People then bad n substantial reason for de-
string the banks to pay specie. 1t was not
that they needed specie, but because the pay
ment Of specie was an evidence that the
bank was sound and its notes valuable. The
people now have that assurance whether the
banks pay specie or not. They KNOW that
the notes are good. Indeed, they are so
good that it is hard to keep enough of them
IN circulation to supply the wants of the
community at time like the present. The
people have boarded SO many of them that
the volume OF currency has been contracted
BY at least onc-haf-more than the most
daring experimental amongst the hard
money men in Congress would propose to
contract it--and yet resumption has not fol.
lowcd-thus proving, if any proof were
needed, that no forced contraction Of that
volume will ever result in specie payments.
To deny the banks creditors the currency
traction means aud surely no scheme was
ever devised less calculated to accomplish
the object of its deyisers.
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DEATHS,

Died, in Manchester, Va. October l9ih, 1873,
CHARLIE h., only son OF Epliralin anu Iaroiihc
Eagles ton: aged three years ana seven months.
One Itt,s chair Is empty
In i cheerful cottage home,
As round the table Sa:icr
The inmates. one by one,
And parents humhly koeeling
Before the Throne of Grace
Pause with SuIhing helr;ache,
Missing one uptnrnCd face.
One voice has joined the choir
In the angels song above;
One spirit, bright ard beautiful.
sings of redcenng love.
Lotk upwards fearful lnourncrS,
And wipe yuur tears away;
Though little boy Is missing
From your cottage home to-day. "F"'%
His remains will be taken to Baltimore f,r INFER
mcnt-
Died on Monday. goth October. S73, R0BERI
A. FERGUSON, in the fity-iourih year OF DIS
His funeral will take place, THIS MokNlEH ~
II o'clock from Ihr residence or Mrs. l,iNacii. on
rro,d stree. near Twca:y. Gfth. FricndS ana &C
nuaiutapccs are invited 10 attend.
Died on the 9th instant. LILY j. STANLEY
aged eight months and fifteen days Twin Daughter
OF mes and Mary i. SIanIcy.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade.
Death came with friendly care,
The orcNirg bud 20 heaven cOHNc!cl,
And babe II blossom there.
Lynclburg papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES .
NJ PRATT's ASTRAL OIL,

NJ PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odor,ess. Always mi.
form. Illuminating 4ualjtiessuperlor " gas, Burn,
in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly TO oIsplace the use o
volatile and DANGEROUS oils Its safety under every
possible test and its perfect burning qualities are
proved by Its continued use In over 100000 far,i-
lies. Millions Of gallons have been sold and no ac-
cident-d'rectly or indirect!y-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling It.
The insurance companies and fire com missioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL,
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and At
wholesale by the proprietors, CHARLES TRAIT
& CO.. 0S Fulton strccr. New York.
oc 17-d&w6m
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Governor Walker has accepted invi-
tations to speak at the following places
Norfolk, Tuesday night, 2lst October !;
Petersburg, Thursday night, 23d Octo'
Der; Farmyile, Friday noon, oath October ;
Warrenton, Monday noon, 9th October
Liberty, Tuesday noon, 2sth October.
Frederick county Conservative nomina-
tons: AT Winchester on Saturday, }. vance
Bell was nominated treasurer, John w. Sill.
vers sheriff, and r. W. Hunter for one OF
the members of the House of Delegates.
Pending the nomination of the second /, mem
Der, the convention adjourned until Thurs
day next.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 20.-The bad wea-
Their postpones Andrew Johnson's serenade
tonight.
To-day, in the bankruptcy court, Judge
Humphreys, in the case of Jay Cooke & Co.,
on petition for involuntary bankruptcy, an
order of publication to absent defendants
was made. %"
Presid, mt Grant visits the Loudoun County
Fair on November 9Th, upon invitation OF
Colonel J. w. Fairfax.
Appointments Isadore Blumenthall. col
Iector of customs, St. Marks; Frank n.
Wicker, collector of customs, Key West
A. X. Davis, postmaster, Macon, Miss.
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National Local Preachers Association
! .,l..,.. of the M. Z. Church. ~ .t

NEW YORK, October 20.-The sixteenth
annual meeting of the National. Local
Preachers Association of the NJ. E. Church
began its session at Cambridge, N. Y, Satur-
day. Delegates were present from various
States; also Bishops Simpson, James, and
Campbell. President D. T.. Macfarlan de-
liyered an address of welcome. .as.tsfs nj
At the evening session reports from the
different Conferences were received.
This being the one-bundredth anniversary
of the death OF Philip Embury, the first
Methodist preacher in America, a monument
was dedicated to bis memory at Cambridge.
Addresses were delivered by Bishops Wake
", James Simpson, and others.
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A Romh in the Radical Camp.

The reader will be surprised to see from
= telegram In this mornings D'spdic" ''a'
Mr.. HUsuEs was the bearer Of challenge 10
dcht duel subsequent TO the Adoption o'
the State Constitution. He ia therefore
n,oeed undcr disability to hold office III the
State. What he or the kadlcai l'ai'' may
do IN the dilemma remains to be seem "lts
A. very little consequence" for If he runs
the people Of Virginia will as certainly pu'
the question of bis eligibility beyond Inc
possibility of being brought to a 'esa' ''S' 's
that he now lives.
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Southampton.

CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN JERCSALEa-THE
PEOPLE THOROUGHLY AROUSED.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 20.-Governo1
Walker, Hon. R. T. Daniel, Colonel r. B
Berkeley, Captain George D. Wise, and
Colonel w. p. Burwell addressed large
and enthusiastic audience at Jerusalem
southampton county, to-day. The Governor
created an enthusiasm seldom witnessed in q
Virginia audience. The people are tho
roughly aroused.
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ME- OCTOBER 10TH, 1873.

NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
7. R. PRICE CO., with buyers In New York alp
the time, are enabled from week to week, and day
to day, to keep their stock thoroughly replenshet.
Just opened, splendid line OF
BED BLANKETS, some extra sizes and quality:
Great display Of CAsSIMERES. for men and boys:
CASHMERE YESTINGS,
BEAVER CLOTHS,
NEW MOURNING GOODS. In Ucnriet,as, CASH
mercs, Merinos, and Poplins;
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS. and NECK-TlFS:
Ladies' and Gentlcman's KID GLOVES fbcst)
HEnST1TCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCIIIEFS,
NECK RUFFLISGS, LADIES' MERIS0 VESTS.
BOYS and GIRLS WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs.
NEW PRINTS EVERY DAY. ocl6
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Mr. II. l.. EDWARDS, the president Of the
New York Gold Exchange, said to Times
reporter last Friday: $40 my mind, the talk
about the probable early resumption of
specie payments is simply absurd. How.
with only so much gold in our possession. as.
represents about twelve per cent. on our In
debtedness, we are to resume specie pay
ments passes my eonjecture." a' s' -. =.
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Fires.

LOUISVILLE, October 2o.-James Todd q
Co.'S bagging warehouse, on Main street,
has hccn destroyed by fire. Loss on the
stock, $4,000.
TorExA, KANSAS, October 2o.-Common-
wealth Block, occupied by the Common
,realM newspaper, the Kansas Eta"get, the
Kansas Monitor printing establishment, q.
". Crone's book-bindery, Warmers ha tT?
ware store, and DR.. Tets, was burned tn tins
morning. The loss is estimated at Sl0O,0oo
insurance, 100000.
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of Fire dc Da rtmeE Chiefs

BALTIMORE, October 20.--The National
Convention of Chiefs OF Fire Departments
convened here to. day. Fifty delegates are
present. representing the chief cities in the
United States.
\ permanent organization was effected by
the selection of John 5. Danrell, OF Boston,
as president, eighteen vice presidents, ana
Chief Hills, of Rome, Ga, corresponding
secretary.
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DISSERTATIONS S PARTNERSHIPS.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this day formed Il co-:ar'ncrship hnhcr il.'
s.r,c Of HI-i;TO\. CARTER & CO Tor In" pllr.
pose of conducting Tue business of REAL. rs aTt
hGt MIS- anf AUCTiOSEEHS. We VIII sell rca
statc rent ont houses both In the city and country
and are prepared to make advances aud negotiate
loans on real estate In the city and country. OnI
Office being at Ilcrrco County clerks Once VII
give Us greater facilities for carrying on the bsl-
mes. ....-- . = go,
friends and the public. ,,,>
GEORGE ". CARTER.
Octohcrl7, 1873. SIP. WADDILL.
oc s 1T
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Undressing Disaster in New York.

VERrLANKs, WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY, N. H.
October 2O.-A tow of thrty-fve canal
boats loaded with grain broke loose from the
steamer Aida this morning about O'Clock,
and It is supposed that twenty-five or thlfty
of them we're sunk opposite Stony Point
with the men, women, and children Oh
board. ......
New YORK, October 2o.-Advices from the
canal.boat disaster at Verplank's are con-
flicting. One account says the disaster IS
exaggerated, only three boats being sunk
and no lives lost.
The latest advices say that ten cali"'-poats
we've sunk and fifteen lives lost.
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(Suecial telegram TO the Dispatchl
GRrEsBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Oc-
tobcr 2O.-A small slide one and Il half miles
west of Fort Spring was run into by the
way-lrcight train from the West this morn
ing about 10 O'Clock, damaging the engine
slightly and delaying the train. The track is
now clear.
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WASHINGTON, October 20.-The storm.
centre will probably move northward to the
St. Lawrence Valley.
For Tuesday, in New England, Ealing
barometer, easterly winds veerinS to south
cast, with cloud and rain.
For the Middle States, winds backing to
northwest and southwest, and for the South
Atlantic States northweSterly winds with
clear and clearing weather.
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Who Fired Richmond ?

The State Journal is firing in the dark
Thu Confederate Secretary of War, General
Rp,cx,SR,pes himself, remained In Rich
,,ond until the morning of Monday the
I'd Of April. The Journals attempt TO hoid
General KEMpER responsible for the burning
ri Richmond will fail.
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PitfSylyaMia.

CONSERVATIVE SoMISATIoN FOR THE SENATE
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
P1TrsYLrAS1A COURTHOUSE, October co.
N. Fl. Clarke, of Danyille, was nominated
for the State Senate by the County Conven'
ton assembled here to-day. Colonel T. S,
Flournoy was nominated few weeks ago,
il will be remembered, but declined.
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h13 MOTHERS, MOTHERS. MOTIF
ERs-Dou't fail to procure Mrs. WiSsIoW'S
SOOTHING SYKUP for all diseases incident ~
the period oil tccthing IN children. II relieve. the
child OF pain, wind collie, regulates III. bow"!s
aud by giving relief and health 10 the child gives
rest TO tho neither.
&c sure to call for
"MRs. WISSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For safe BY all druggists. ic 2s-Tu.Th&Ssm
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,.,,,, .,,o,r,m n tho Dispatch. !

EXCITEMENT IN TENNESSEE AND NORTH chH
ihNA.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, October. 2O.-Descehts
were made to-day by large force OF Unt1eo
States secret.service men, supported Dy
mounted and armed deputy United States
marshals, upon about thirty gangs OF deal
ers in counterfeit United States currency
throughout Eastern Tennessee and Western
North Carolina.
So far as heard from, two gangs have been
arrested without any serious difflculty
and it is supposed that the various expedl'
tions sent to effect the capture OF all Tue
counterfeiters were equally successful.
Three persons were arrested here, lnclu
ding an representing attorney in the mum
Der. Several United States and State officials
are said to be among the alleged dealers.
The arrests occasion great excitement
here as we'll rs great qualification among the
people, who have been swindled to an un'
limited extent by the fraudulent currency
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MI TO THE PUBLIC.

bre 10 inform YOU that have opened LADIES'
and GcNTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT in c"nm.c-
ton with my Confectionery cstabli hment, 4; -"
HOS Main street. Open daily from I \. u. L. =
L. NJ.
II il my intention to make this what Richmond
has long needed q iirst-cld>s Restaurant In every
particular.
TIE BILL OF FARE
includes every dish that an tplcurcan taste may
desire which will be served In the best manner
aud at moderate prices. ~
A. ANTONt
&C 3-3m yearly opposite thu fost-Oilcc.
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The Atlanta Post .Oficc ,DcfaIcation

ATLANTA. October. ,20.-The defalcation Of
the money.order clerk in the Atlanta post
office amounts to $500. ...s,,. IN, - ,..
The defaulter's father, who is tie postmas-
ter, says be will pay the full amount 10 the.
Government. News was received here to-
day TINT the clerk bad sailed from Bru ms
wick, Ga. for Cuba. no.
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RATHER EMBARRASSING POSITION
The Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, October 2O.-Both parties con
cede Aliens election by from GOO to 700 ma
jority. The Republicans doubtless have the
balance of the State ticket. ~
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oc Il

MT CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDs,
CORDUROY, &C.-We otfera very large stock stock. OF
meuts. CHAIR OTTESViLLE Ca SSIMEREo and
TWEEDS ut very small advance upon ma'lulac-
turer's prices CORDUROY in al colors agd quai;,
ties KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEiiS. and
VESTINCiS in great variety. All to be sold ut great
bargains 1T LEY PIN hEnS &,
Buy 4 dozen HUCkABACk TOW ELS ut -
worth IS per dozen. DC II
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This correspondence, the Herald article
states. was published over Fowler's sigma.
ture in pamphlet form, with additional mat
ter brought out by the notification Of Colonel
Clarkson that he would "post" Dir. Fowler
at the Virginia House; also abiding to
COLONEL HUGHES AS COLONEL CLARKsoE' $
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THE TrcupoRxE CAsE.----Onc Colone' NON
rr-nv a late witness, testified as follows ID
the TIcHBoRSE case:
- think il certain portions OF tue cvl-
dcnca we're taken away, orproyed TO DC un-
trur leaving tho defendants. exalnlnatfoni
and cro.s-sxamination and my own personal
knowledge, my doubts of his identity wonfa
bc very slight indeed. cannot say tnat }
should have 10 doubt, but it would oc very
slight" -,
That expresses the opinion of agood many
n,oplc besides NoRBuRY.
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SAFE.

-FOUR THOUSAND n n j.
~ HUNDRED SACKS FINE SALT. Worllng-
ton brand fu-bcachcd sacks, cargo OF bark EDWIN
shipped bv McsSrs. Ashton & Sons, to be devereda
City Point and Richmond
For sale by ~
ola DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. DC.

ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
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ALLEGED Collision between New York
Detectives and the Bank-Of-EnSiand

FOrSerS.
New YosK, October 29.-It is said that
charges of the most serious character have
been preferred against various members OF
the detective squad at police headquarters.
The principal of these charges is said to be
based upon alleged collision between two of
the detectives and George Mcdonnell, lately
convicted of forgery in London. 1t is al
legged hat Mcdonnell was allowed to retain
a large amount of money which should have
been seized and delivered to AIr. DaCoSta,
the representative of the Bank of England
in this country. Mcdonnell is reported to
have made affidavit of his knowledge OF the
case and sent it to DaCosa, who laid the
matter before the District Attorney. \ list
of the charges were prepared by the Assist
ant District Attorney and forwarded to Po-
lice Commissioner Duryca.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, IN Lcesour2, Va. on the l3th instant
Mt the residence of the brides mother, by inc kGs
Mr. FolInnsbef Mr.. A. :. ADAMS, OF Dauyille
Va. TO Miss HATTIE Il. ATTWELL, of Lees
hnr.,. EH. :"
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rINHE MONEY MARKET-Wha 1t Is,
/ What II Does. and How 1t Is Managed. BY a
city man. Price, soc. LOMBARD STREET the
Wall street Of Londonl. A Description OF The MO-
new Market BY Walter Ragehot. Sl.75. FOODS.
A Treatise on all the generally known Foods, with
the latest scientific knowledge respecting them,
treated IN Il popular manner. BY Edward Snith,
Ry George Harris, F. s.A. IL SO. TIE Moon:
Her Motions Aspect scenery, and Physical Con-
With Illustrations So. POPULAR LECTURES on
SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS. By Ii. HeimhoItz, nern.
With an Introduction by Professor TyDdall, ".
EvoLUTIoN OF LIFE. BY II. G. Chapman. M. ID
1925. . ~
Oc NOODtouSTi ~ 1AhH AN.
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" FALL, 1878.
T. X. PRICE & co

UB 4 -1IITI3 1OFU'
T. X. PRICE & co.
have Just received more of those bargains in
BLACK ALPACAS
and MOHAiRS,
0Oc., 60c., 75c.
WHITE FLANNELS very cheap.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS, &c.
Toc1G
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@BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE

~ BATCHE LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor, Remedies the Ill
effects Of bad dyes and washes. Produces iinme-
diately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, SON, and beautiful. The genuine
signed W. A. BATcHELOR. soidby all truggtsta.
Il. ". CHARLES BACHELOR, -
Sc oe-eod Proprietor, New York..
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DENTISTRY
RESTAURANTS.
ZETELLE, REsTAURATEUR,


YETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, ...
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
keeps on hand the very best that the markets afford
including luxuries of sea and land Of the various
lattudes from the lakes tothc tropics. He invites
attention 10 his unrtvaned 81
DAILY LUNCH, "
q great variety, served In inImita6le style. Ills
tass also are supplied to order with anything that
mas be desired obta nable In any Atlantic oity His
bar IA furnished with the best OF LIQUORS and
BREGED DRINKS, gotten up Ii unsurpassed
style =.
country TO prove the truth OF his "most excellent
Cheer as f. e mY%
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Knoxville, Tenn.

prscEsT OF MOUNTED AND ARMED UNITED STATE
uApsHa1.s UPON Thirty GANGS OF csuSTEK :
rrirgRs or UNITED STATES CUR rem cf-
PROMINENT PERSONS ELIMINATED GREAT
EyctrEuEsr IN TENNESSEE AND NORTH CAR
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The Turf.

BA17mesE, October 2o.-The Plulico races
win commences on Thursday The 2sa Instant,
owing tothe, raiu,'o il !ri;-a. ,'gne..E Il
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Tho Story Of Wandering Willie has been
sent 70 Us tby1tbe publishers, Messrs. SCRIP
sEE, ARMsTaoNs q Co. Of New York. .,s~.,
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b. GRIFFITHs,
w PRACTICAL

400 CANAL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
All work warranted to be good and waterproof.
Prices moderate. Good references can yJe gwen.
street, and MT Williams Il Co.'s slhte-yard Dock
street. and res.denco 400 Canal street. with be
Drornn.lS 1tteuGtd- to- Oc-1 1mt
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CALF, SALT, SALT.
1000 SACKS

1000 SACKS
LIVERPOOL FACTORY-FILLED FINE SALT
In double bcachcd sackscargo of bark Ceres, just
arrived direct from Liverpool, aud now diScharg-
ing-for sale from wharf
oc4 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES.
The New York Herald Alleges the DIS
qualification Of Col1nei AausAes
= for the GovernOrship.

HIDDEN CORRESPONDENCE BROUGHT TO
LIGHT.
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ssrgyHE EXCITEMENT IS ALL OVER"
1 but great bargains are still selling nj j CLlIS
SYCLE'S, AS Broad street. tie oners the lol!""-
Ing goods: M or ,.,,,.,
BLACK SILKS at 81 so, ~ 10. f2:
COIoRED SILKS ut Use. IL, III so, 81.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESS. CAMEL'S HAIR,
FMpKESS CLOTHS, DIAGOSALS,
Moss Coz oRS ALPACAS. and SILK POPLiSS.
BLACK GOODS.
CASIINERES, SATTEESS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS AUSTRALIANS CLOTHS
Nor SSELAISES ana GRAPE tLOTll,,
s FUN line of BLACK AIPACAS from 23c 20 SID
WHITE AND COLORED FLANSELs from Zoe. osl'
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLASSEls
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASSELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS from 81 10 $50; w
COIORED BLANKETS, COMFORTERS. ana QtLLI>.
CASSIMt RES.
In these goods We havea full as6ortmen, from '''.
to IS yard.
BALMORAL aud BOULEVARD Sk!KIs.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ~
In CAMBRIC EDGiNGS, REAL AND 'ALEH-
CIESSES LACES, all prices;
KID CT Oy ES-our own importation -sl 10 - =,
CENT EAES's aud LADIES USDERwEAK, i tuii
liue;
BLEACuED AND BROWN CoTToSS. ,,
NV stock Is complete I'm every department., AUG
OTTER special Inducements 10 all In Taht VI SUN
goods 10 be convinced, come ana ND, Sc wi i"T
self. JILlOn - "a Eif,n
4l5 Broad street. between Fourth aud fhth.
Statesmen: j. j. Turner, w. ". Powers, 'onn
y. Gary. George Z. Bagby, l.. j. Stern
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