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My- TRAVELLERS TESTIMONY

Thouss nds of travellers by land aud sea nave
youched for the efficacy Of Hosteter's Stomach Blu
tels as preventive OF the physical disturbances
which ordinarily arise from chzpge OF ciimate ana
the changes Of oie., water &e, incident 10 wan
dering life. Upon systemg toned. iHyigorated, and
regulated by this genial vegetable antidote the ex-
terpal causes OF debility and disease seem TO pro.
duce little or no effect. Eorearmed with HostetIers
Bit,ers the voyager may bid defiance TO
and encounter the chilling fogs OF the British Ises
the coast winds Of the Antilles, dieicy temperature
of northern Alaska, or The burning heat OF the
tropics with equal tmpunity The effect OF lhis ad
mirable medicated stlmulaut is greatly TO increase
The vital energy of the SYSTEM thereby enabling II
to resist and repel the exciting causes OF disease.
au 8. .deOd&wlw
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OHE OF THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THIS
city is our friend DAVIES. of the LEE GALLERY.
He is at Nc. 920 nan street, and when our iriends
wish their pictures takeu they cannot 60 amiss to
cali at the LEE GALLERY. This gallery has splen.
did and well-earned reputation. 1t does good work
ut reasonable prices and deserves well of the pub
Hc.-Rsligiots Herald, March 20, 1874.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-biils &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book Send your orders
for printing In these inks, and for all other descrp
uons Of printing, to the DisDdtch Printing House
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CLOTHING AT COST!
WILKINSON 6 WITnERS, CLoTuIERs,
1907 MAIN STR EET,

preparatory to the coming fall trade, offsr from
this dae their entire stock Of spring and sum
mer clothing, embracing many goots suitable FOL
fall wear, at cost. Boys clothing and broken lines
of mems clothing and furnishing goods they ottel
without reference to cost. Such an opportunity to
purchase clothing at low prices is seldom present
cd Give them call, and buy fine goods at less thar
usual prices of common goods Terms strictly
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supDEN DEATH Deputy Coroner Tonp-
kins was called upon yesterday to view the
body Of George Herring, sailor of the
schooner Reading Railroad, now in this
port, who died suddenly. From all appear.
ances death was caused by apoplexy, and al
inquest was considered unnecessary. De-
ceased was forty-five years Of age, and was q
native OF Great Egg Harbor. His body was
ordered to be buried at the expense OF the
city
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GRAND EXCURSION
To WEST POINT. i
ANNAwAN TRIBE, No. 80, OIL. o. E.M
having chartered the train Tor

MONDAY, AUGUST OATH, 1874,
take pleasure In saying to their many friends tst,
In Offering them this chance for enjoyment they
feel warranted 10 promising 70 all day Of retiFase
undone which for the completeness OF arrange
ments will make 1t equal, II not superior, to any
excursion of the season. Cann's brass and str.Eg
band has been secured for the occasion; so we offer
you good music. dancing. boa'ing, bathing, aud
hshng; also, bnunttful eating-crabs, oysters. snu
ns Of every description, all serveu In the best style
by Mr. Richardson, the popular proprietor or the
Huntington House. st-t
The following tribes or ]. y. r. N. are invi ed to
attend: Pocahontas, Jamestown Chickahominy,
and Pamunkey.
Train leaves the depot at z 80 A. M. and returns
at 8 Z. N. Tickets: Gentlemen. 81; ladies, 5Oc,;
procured ut the depor.
COMMITTEE OF hRRAHG EMENTs: r w. Carter,
r. T. Adams, james T. Cornett I. B.. Rogers,
George w. Woodell. au 15-Sa,Tu.Th.&sa
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PROPOSALS.
GALE AND REMOVAL OF PkNITEN
- Iiii.I OF VIRGINIA.

-, ~" uHI,r-!-u"1, appointed commissioners for
I"' "!Pr~" h' an act al III" General Assembly ap-
i'.''" AUi 3u.lS S7l will receive sealed proposals,
!. ~ v,"H"'! a. / = Oclock u. on THURSDAY The
- H'! "i ri 'ncr. n. for Tie purchase and re-
'"gN ..o ~" |ENlTr. -Its Ky OF FIkGlS1A.
4h' !H.ip".ng ar" the provisions Of III. act, TO
h.FH ~" proposals nust conform:
- l"t-" 0Hnnissiuicr> shall advertise for pro-
A. i'T III" purchase al the iaud and buildings,
ana u" iH.nN i Of The buildings ana the inmates
''E'h, F"thi rpI les Than five miles from the
!"'''' Hit3' "i he city of t.ichnOnd: said pro-
-. 10 >'iiat" Tor the suitable buildings for the
r.1, 'c'na.!H"dation and employment OF the prl
-. Ah' erection Of The machinery, and all the
49, ' "t" aiiI!ancrS that are necessary 10 secure
10, ia '..s'"s Tor the operations OF the peniten.
,l ~, '"' iur "Ntcnt as they al present exist in
1..' Plai"nl! try; and provided further, that
> =, '@r'' stall br accepted which involves the
,, d" " thl@n>r over aud above the proceeds
80 80 " 9"'" "i 10" land and buildings now used for
uA'''"i "lttr tho pcnitcniiury.
=, - ':H"slls FOR The removal must he endorsed
s. So 81" 'Hi".oi"a Proposals for Removing the
1a I'"l'hilaTy.' auC should be accOmpa-
II, va ana include map Of :kc grounds. and
H., f'a"lLG> and specifications for the buildings
,, ."Ll%htd IN place OF those at present Occu-
,., "'' '.r Proposition shall bc accepted untcss
L., ii'ii'l"' "' ny he commissioners and ratified by
IT,. - azure al its next session."
'~' Hhoulu Uc addressed 10 the Undersigned,
'"'".-"hG. JAMES l.. kEMpkK,
,ulI X. r.. WlTHERS,
'' MARSHALL HANGER.
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IIsxAlLABLE LETTERS REMAINING m THE
R,cHuonp Posr.O OFFICE AUGUST Il, 1874
S. T. tCrutchfeld, No. 3l3 Fourth street.
Richmond, Va; James T. Cox, care OF L,a-
zie Saunders, Clifton Forge, Va, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad G. G.. Harrison ~ Co.,
sumac mills, Richmond, Va; air. Ellis Lea.
~, Enfield, N. c.; Mrs. Rachael simpson,
Atwood post,offiee, Amherst county, Va; !;
Austin Smith, Ninth street. Richmond, va.
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B'sAr BRrTH.-A charter has been granted
for the establishment of q new lodge of this
Order irt the city OF Petersburg. to be
known as Virginia Lodge. The charter has
mt vet arrived, and it will not be instituted
to.morrow, but very probably on the 23d
instant, bya deputation Of past presidents
from this city.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-SnIRTs-best fitting
shirts in The market-ready- or made to order
by E. b. SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900
Main street.
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SERIOUS AcC1DENT.-O On Thursday or Friday
while Messrs. Carter Moore aud John Ware
were at work in the Raccoon pit, Chester.
field county, the gas igDlted from their lamps
and they were very badly burned, though
their injuries are not likely to prove fatal.
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nFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COEt.
OPANY.- On and after this Gate there VIII bs
INT TWO CARS on the upper rCnte between
Rroad street at Adams ana Hollywood. They, VIII
connect with four down town cars when VII De
known by being placarded
,Adamt IstIeet, A az - - T" sE ~
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masonic ORpH1ss HoaE.-The project for
the establishment Of Masonic Orphans
Home seems to meet with much approval,
and nearly all the lodges and chapters OF
this city haye appointed committees to con-
slider the subject. The committees Will meet
in Joint session at Washington Hall on Mon
day night, when sonic definite action VIII pc
takeu
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PoLIcEs CoURT, YEsrERDAY--Polace Justice
.Joseph j. White presiding. The following
cases were disposed off,
Henry White, charged with unlawfuily
cursing and abusing Mary Doherty. Settled
by parties. ...
William Burke, charged with stealing one
silver watch of the value of So, the property
of Randall Shelton. Continued to Wednes-
dsy next, on motion of accused.
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EXCURSIONS.
basket PICNIC.
CHEAPEST Oc THE SEASON. 4
To WILTON AND DITCH CAP

q
BASKET PICNIC.
~ CHEAPEST Or THE SEASON.
To WILTON AND DUTCH GAP,
BT THE LADIES OF LEIGH-sTREET DoRCAS AND
AID SOCIETIES, t$ ~ ~
WFDNFSDAy.s AUGUST I o., I 1S74s
Tickets for ladies and children. Is cents ZACH. 4
Tickets for gentle men, so cents each.
The committee have secured two large baYges
from the Old Dominion Company, which will be
Nicely arranged with seats, afUrding ample room
for / 600 persons. Lunch and Refreshments VIII.
be furnished at the place at city prices. band Of
music will accom- parry the excursionists, and every
thing in she power OF the committee will be done
TO make The trip pleasant to sl. Leave The whsrf1
Of the Old oninon Company at o'clock "A. NJ,
and returning. reach the city ~ O'Clock T. N.
Tickets for sale st he drug stores OF A. A. scott,
James Crane, and s. w. Fsrrar: OF w. r. Williams
aud G.. w. Taylor. Churcn Hill: j. p Justls d
Son. Broad near First ST. Get Stark & Ryland SiaIn
street: by the committee, and at The wharf ON tine
morning Of the 9th. r. bs,lrIsn HsrIs.
P. S.--for the accom- modatiou Of gei ttemen who
cannot go down util atler business hours, the tug
A rnod will leave the wh-rf st q O'Clock Z. "a for
Wilton, and return Rith the excursionists.
1ickers for the round trip same as above. s
au lS.S6iu2t ~. 5.zsf5s - a
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BEEcHER's STATEMENT.-The New York Her
aid Of yesterday contains the staement in fun Of
Henry Ward Beecher before the investigating COM
mittee Of Plymouth church. For sale this morn
ing at JoHssToSs news and music store, 81 8 siaiA
street. -E.-
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DIR. JAMESON, Twelfth street, opposite Capitol
Suuare. specialties-thc diseases, of women and
children Dr. JAMIESoN's success in the treat
ment of epilepsy has been unprecedented. Office
hours from o A. NJ. until noon, and from 2 to g
VI
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. - -:

A. A. HUTCHINSON & CO., 10 A. NJ, at the horse
lot, horses, mules, &c.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., 64 P. NJ, framed
house with brick basement, on Baker near First
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LADIES. II you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, go to r. FERRANDINI
the only practical hair dresser in this CITY, Estab
lished in 1868. AtNo 613 Broad street.
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AmUsEMENTs.
GRAND PICNIC At THE STATE
FAIRGROUNDS
FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. PETERS
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL,
MONDAY. AUGUST II. 1874.

Every arrangement has been made. for the COM
for, aud enj0yInent OF visitors. Music furnished by
q fine orchestral band.
Admission. 5Oc.: children, 25c.
Trains viii run from the Br0ad-Strett depot at
regular intervals throughout the day.
General Superintendent. y. w. Laubc Assistant
Superintend dent, Thomas Coz.
r. kedmoud, Juan A. pizzini, John Riley. ~.
Is, ron, j. Hart, L. II. Whean, Jonn Messier J,:iin
Ryal. du i6'os
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PEACHES CUT UP AND FROZEN WITH PUNE
CREAM be had from PIzzINI's, S07 Broad
street, by leaving your order early this morning.
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II YOUNG VIRGINIA LADY who has
N had several years, experience. desires sitta-
FAMILY OF 10 teach the children OF seyefai taiat
lies or would take the Of ~ COY
Iege or seminary. cr..ientiais iafn,sns1h 90 ,b ~
fiei,er branches OF Engiish, Erensh, ana i.at,n.
address. Stating terms, references &C., ,,x.x,
1ne4t $50 - Il. IL. kiSHEK,
an 7.w4ts Box a., Richmond, Va.
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TRANSFER PRINTlNG-iNKs viii copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time. Send your
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OsE HuNpRED Guss FOR NoRTH CAROLINA. z
The Kemper Kampaign Klub will ire one
hundred guns this evening in honor OF tne
North Carolina victory. s.
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TO SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS.

IOTICE.-If you have a small sum OF
IN money about your. house, or trembling Tor
IT'S safety In some bank stsnS tne sse 3, 9,,, ,
s,anf, az S O'Clock r. 81. oa Twentieth street be-
tween Grace and Franklin, and put your money
where thieves ytll not disturb II. -
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SATURDAY. AUGUST Is, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

THR WEATHER To-DAY,-From our re-
ports hts morning the probabilities are that
the ,oeather. today ,oill be partly cloudy.
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1,O THE PLEASURE RIDERS

rTJie RICaMOND AID HENRtCO TURNPIKE
Ia now omen 10 the public for four miles, and as we
have very cheap tolls and good road; hope no., the
citizens Of kichmonh who have been using lne roaa
k,owlpg where 10 lind the road Will go ou. Second
street from shockoe Hill aud seyenteea,h street
from Church Hil, both streets leading into me
springs TO get water from without trouble, aId nae
woods to drive through, two mites from tlie ci,y.
Won nave three other roads to return TO the city,
avoiding the necessity ofcoming back the same way
TOLLS:
One-horse buggy over the road. Dc
one horse buggy over the road ano return.... ",
TwO-horse buggy. carriage, &C., over the road loc.
Two-horse buggy, carIiage, &C., over the road =
ana
Season tfckes can lie had at the gates for 10 mo
ney to be spent In Improving the road.
jy 2S-eodlm* w. ,. .EDMOSD. Presidens. y
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CEED WHEAT.
II 200 bushels OF celebrated FULT2 WHEAT OF
very fne quality for sale. !. -,
Can be delivered at Three Gile lock On canaL 2r
NJ Newste nj, on river below the city, or AZ Rich
mona. frise's6 psi ps.s''' 8. a. CRRNsIiAw.
ar to-1n Richmond, Va
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CCHiJr1f,N PARE. K.DELIGHTFUL

SCHUr1EN i PARK, DELIGHTFUL
- SUMNER RETkIAT, FtSE scGAERY,
&C., &C. This beautiful PARK h1yfng been re-
c.utly ii yed up aud put In thorough order, s;for
rent 10 Lodges, Orders, priyate parties, &C., 4c,
Being on thu bank OF the river. II commands tho
nn.sf view Of any establishment or It's sind near
tne city. There Is on the ground . new and eie..
gaat pavilion for dancing. &c. s5 TX
The Park Is open daily fvr the reception OF visi-
make II The equal OF any pace OF amusement In the
city Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
- - .S YUkN6LISG IL tjU.-
te 25-3m Proprie;ors.
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III HARPERs' MONTHLY and Peterso,Ys !; Mdgd. Y,sa
sia,ss for Septemb received IRON =. =. Wy
son, nsHs-deaIer, ll12 Main street.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attempt was
made to rob the storeroom OF priVate resi-
dence on Seventh between Clay ana Leign
streets night before last. The gentleman OF
the house was aroused by hearing the rat
ting of glass, and upon getting up discovered
that thieves had been operating upon MS
storeroom window. One OF them ran away,
and another bid in the shruooery' but
quickly made his exit also after a pro]eciiie
had been landed in his near neighborhood.
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RICHMOND DISTRICT (METHoDIsT) CONFER.
ENCE.-The Richmond District Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South is 10
De held ut Matthews Courthouse, in the
Matthews Circuit, commencing on next
Thursday, August Goth, at u o'clock, the
opening sermon to be delivered by Rev.
William G.. Lumpkin, Of Manchester. Rev.
D. ?. Wills, Presiding Elder of the District,
will preside over the Conference. This Con-
ference will be composed of all the pastors
in the District and three lay delegates from
each pastoral charge, making in all at least
forty.iye members. All the pastors of the
Methodist churches In Richmond and Man
chester expect to attend. Arrangements
have been made for return tickets to and
from Norfolk by way Of Petersburg by rail-
road at $3.50, and this. accommodation will
be extended to any members of the families
Of the delegates, lay and clerical, as also to
any Others who may wish to attend the Con-
ference. From Norfolk the delegates Will
be carried by the steamer Banks to and from
Matthews at one-half the usual rates. Dele
gates will leave Richmond on wednesday
p. NJ, August 18th.
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RANGE OF THERhoMErER in the Dispatch
counting-room Friday, August 14th:
81; 20 n. So e. Al. se;a. ss
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JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, MTA
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs. sLRa
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
WEST POINT,
MONDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1874.

The officers and m mbers take pleasure tu an
nouncing TO their many reI ds tnst they will spsre
CUksIOS OF The SE-SyN. The committee
will see that improper characters are allowed ou
the train.
TX Governor Gilbert G.. Walker has accepted au
Invitation to accompany The excursion, and VIII
deliver an appropriate address.
McCann's B-uSs and string Band has been en-
gageffo tn OCCASION.
j rain VIII leaV the York River depot at 7:3Q a..
81 ant return at 7:30 Z. VI.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, NJ ladies ana chiidreu, /,
soc. For snlc only by members Of the Lodge.
,OMHITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: D. Il. Lamp
kim r. r. Sriygs. George h. b utlin, W.J. Davis. +.
u. Cook Philip Viii lock- ). K. Perdue, - MAI
thewS. du lu-ot
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Airtlnto1ld 1ispatrlt.

T THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIs-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NJ OTIC E.---A general meeting Of She
IN STOCKHOLDERS Of the CLOVER HILL
hAILROADCOMPANY win be held II tbs ONCE
Of Messrs. Lancaster & Co, IA the cisy OF tsteh-5
mond, on nWEDNESDAYthe the 26th August, Is7 II.
at II o'clock M. g =
By yorderof the Board OF Directors.
jy 25-td ID. S. .WO0EDRIDGE, Treasurer.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG BAILRoAD,!
RICHMOND, VA, June 13, 1874.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, June IA, 1874,
" an elegant new PARLOR COACH viii be at
| tached to our SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN
leaving Rtchmnnd every sunday ut y A.. M. Ne
turning from Petersburg arrive ut Richmond at
$3.50 T. 81 same day. Persons wishing select seats
10 this car can secure them by paying u for the
rounu trip.
The regular 50c tickets will be sold as hereto
Aoi'' 9''' {. p. LAUGBTON,
,e13-s3m Ticket agent
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ME- THE BEST TOOTH-POWDER.
MEADE G BAKERS

MEADE 6 BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRIC.E,
the most cNicacous and elegant preparation known
for preserving aud whitening the teeth. Used ana
recon mended by our best dentists. Prepared only
by MEADE q BAkkk, Pharmacisls'
S19 Main street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, 90 cents
box aus
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Make the % feel as cool as Ice.
And this is the reason why many call at sCHAAPs,
1902 Main street. and supply themselves with some
Of his famous Cigars or Tobacco. Umbrellas or
Canes, stylish jewelry or collars, Newspapers,
Books, or Mags zir es, pocket-bocks knives. Vio-
lin or Guitar Strings, meershaum pipes or helders,
Initial Paper or other Stationery, Combs, Brushes,
or Soaps, and millions or other articles IN the fur
nishing fancy line His store is Oh Main street,
two doors below Fourteenth.
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| mioS nmm WEITE LEAD, LINSEED
GLl r. sfIklTs yURPENTISE. WINn0W.
!lr a. j.. WAGNER. Druggist,
6,2ih aud Broad streets.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r 1sT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.
IL NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER, Post
OFFICE AUGUST is, 1874. Persons calling for
letters in this list will please say Advertised II
not called for In month they will be sent - the
Dead-Lettcr Office, In Washington, ID. Z.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
rBLACK sILKsl BLACK SILKS!

T.f3 ID
BLACK SILKS at Il per yard,
BLACK SILKS at Al. % per yard,
BLACK SILKS At f1.50 per yard,
BLACK SILKS at &l.75 per yard,
BLACK SILKS at az per yard,
BLACK SILKS at 1925 per yard,
BLACK SILKS At $3.50 per yard,
BLACK SILKS at S2.75 peryard,
BLACK SILKS NJ S3 per yard, .
BLACK SILKS at $3.50 per yard. AT
LEVY BROTHERS..
THREAD LACE + aud CULTURE LACE
RARBES. au 10
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GUIDE FOR. PLEAsuRE-sEEKERs.

Some go sparkling a; the springs,
Who btt,er tie their walet-strings;
Others on excursio MS bent,
Lose unthoughrfal their last cent;
In the country some do 60,
:. And half slarve th1re Just for show);
Or to- Hattorf, goes Mynheer,
Bound for kaze and lager-beer;
But The wisest do not roam,
Seek their comfort right at home,
And when heat becomes \ bore,
Go to ScHAAP's great fancy store,
AS his goods and their low price
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Dead-Lettcr Office, In Washington, d. G.
LADIES' LIST.
Fleming, Mile Mayo. A..
Fuller, Fl. T. MiDkin, s.
Farley y, Moore, L. ".
DYSON, Nj c. Morrisete, :. A.
Hatcher, NJ. Redford, F. W.
Jarvis, E. Walker, NJ. K.
jackson, r.
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
Arnold. 6. NJ. Harrison: O. F.
Baker. +. +. Hulst kins
Branch, ID. P. Hatcher, W.:
Brown C. Hatcher, j. Fl.
Cosby. B. J0hnsop,J.
Cox, P. Jones, E..t2)
Davis, e. D. Mayo, w. =.
Edwards, ID. hlcrWen,J:
Frazier, X. MOTIFS, 9Th.
Fsgerald, ". Ruthn, Z. y.
Farmer b. h. Smith, G. c. t2)
Foster W. L. Walker, w. l..
Gre rnry, e. NJ Wei ger, b.
Green, Geo. l.. (2) Wilson, N.
Hudgins, K. NJ. t2l r,r,v -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-15

~ ORDERS FOR FRUIT, MELONS,
CANDIES, &C., &C., from our patrons In the
mountains or w,teriug-places will receive prompt
attention. Careful selections will be made, and
their arrival In good condition guaranteed. Orders
from strangers, accompanied with cash or satsfac-
tory references, will receive Ike attention.
ANDREW PIZZISI, JR.,
au l5-2taw3w SO7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-15

1,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Il Of the stockholders. OF the PUWHATAN
IRON COMPANY will be held az 81 s Craze street;
Richmond, Va. at 12 NJ, AUG UST 90. 1874.
4E.ss s 2s@ T.. C.. JON 4 b,
AT 2-td f19 So AArrek4ry..S
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-11-17
How AppOintmehts are Made.

A Washington dispatch Of the 9th inst.
says Among the ladies dismissed from
the Treasury Department in July last was
Miss jackson, of Alexandria, va, Her
father was the notorious Jackson who
blew Colonel Ellsworth's brains out when
that gallant soldier was on his way to pull
down rebel flag from the roof of the
Marshall House. 1T appears that Miss
Jackson. was originally appointed to her
clerkshiR bye President Grant, at the in
stance ofthorebel guerilla and bushwhack-
or Mosbyoa Asisoon as she was dismissed
.she informed Mosby Of the fact. Last FRI
day, during his interview with Grant on
the third-term business, 0hlosby brought
the matter to- the attention of the Presi-
dent, and he at once issued an order to
Secretary Bristow to reinstate Miss Jack
son in her clerSShip. The Secretary; hay
ing no discrstiOn in the premises, restored
Miss Jackson. In the dismissal of clerks
insuiytthere were large number of wild
Ows and daughters Of Union soldiers in
ciuded. So far as known there has been
no interference on the part of President
Grant to secure their reinstatementa e Tl