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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-15

The Dispatch says that Mr.. Tilden is the
author OF the Scott Lord resolutions about
the amendments and the alleged negro out
RACES. Ii so. the authorship reflects no
great credit on the discretion OF Mr.. Tilden,
who would do better, in our Judgment, to
leave the management Of the campaign to
the hands OF his friends, Instead OF attempt
ing to take it into his own.-PGterS5u?y DIP
peat. .e. -,-s
What is the matter with the 1ppea!! The
Dispatch has never made any such remark
in earnest. Surely the Appsdt did not I'M
derstand the following little paragraph to
be a serious statement that MI. Hidden
wrote Mr.. LORDS resolution:
"What q great man Tilden is, to be sure.
He it was that got up the resolution which
Mr. Lord offered in the House on Monday /!
':The fact is, Tilden seems to be 'run-
ming the country already. That is, if the
Radicals are to be credited. What will he
not do when he gets to be President? Why,
General Jackson wasn't circumstance TO
what he'll be-"
We shall have to follow ARTEMus WARDS
plan, and hereafter write under all such
squibs:
'This is a COAX"
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I spEt.fAL NOTICES.

ESPECIAL NOTICE.-In conse-
oucncc Of the large number of persons who VIII
probably 60 on the CENTENNIAL EXCURSION
under the auspices Of the Baptist As
ISOLATION on MONDAY NEXT, 21st instant, u mas
been deemed advisable, ON consultation win the
officers OF the Railroad Company, to change the place
of departure Of the excursion train from the Broad
Street depot heretofore announced TO Eea NJ the
head Of Broad street, at A. ii.
This arrangement, while equally convenient 10
majortty of our citizens, viii prevent confusion'
facilitate the departure Of the train, md insure COM
Portable accommodations to all.
It's important that those who propose 10 JOIN IN
the excursion should secure their tickets without
aoI.x in order that the Railroad Company may
know the extent of accommodation to be provided.
Those who are unable to go on the morning OF the
21s or who prefer to 90 later. can use their tckets
going or coming on any Of the trains CONNECTING
with the boat line at Quantico and Shepherd NJ any
time between the 21st and 31st instant.
mn 15.1t THE COMMITTEE.
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I-TEs ~
made tie point that the navy-yard employees
at Norfolk and Portsmouth voted for PLAT
under compulsion, and therefore their votes
ought not to be counted against GooDE'
AS we said last week, Mr.. fuckers speech
was, in our opinion, what decided the con.
test in favor Of GooDE. 1t was fair and
square fight for the freedom OF the ballot-boS.
II the contest did not go off on this very
point, we are greatly mistaken. And H. as
the Petersburg appeal seems to suppose,
some OF the Conservative papers OF Virginia
have Justified the seating OF GooDE upon
any grounds merely technical then these
papers must have been speaking for them
selves only. They could hardly have been
giving the arguments of Mr.. GooDE's best
friends in the House.
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What are Races Of Men?

Isn't it time that the word Grace" as ap-;
Piled to men, should have d definite mean
ing? The New York World says:
''It will, by the way, rather surprise those
who contend that there IS only one race IN
the world-the Auglo-SaXon-to notice that
members OF the dcspised Latin race have
still a remarkable capacity for engineering
on the very grandest SCALE"
The latest geography out-Harper's
School Geopaphy-says that the human
family is "divided into five great races-the
Caucasian. the Mongol, the Ethiopian, the
Malay, and the American or Indian" Ex-
cepting that "negro" ought to be substi-
tutcd for Ethiopian" sand this is
not n matter of much Importance this
classification seems to us to be entirely cor
rect and exhaustive. It puts every man on
the face OF the earth with his proper asso-
ciatcs. 1t recognizes no Anglo-SaXon
race It clasSfies our Jews, for instance,
as Caucasians. They arc not people OF an
"alicn race" (Our Saviour was q pure
CaucaSian.) They are Of our own race. SO
rs to Germans, Irish, English, French,
Spanish, Italians, Portuguese, &C., &c.
They are all Caucasians. The Caucasian
race, says our authority, occupies . West
crn Asia. Europe, Northern Africa, and
large parts OF North and South America,
and Australia" We cali attention to the
fact that northern Africa and western
Asia are occupied by Caucasians-by men
OF our own blood-because 4 great many
people, intelligent on other subjects, sup
pose ignorantly that the British East In
dams and the northern Africans are all OF
yellow race--a sort OF MongolS.
The late Commodore MAURY'S ethnologi-
cal map goes into particulars. He says that
the people OF Canada, the United States,
Mexico, Ceutral America, Brazil, Peru,
Chill, lin fact. all OF the well-lnown coun-
are Caucasians. so are the people Of Europe
except the Firms, the MagyarS, the Laps,
and the Turks proper. So i'll Africa are the
CoDts. the Moors, the Nubians, the BcrbcrS,
and the AbyssinianS. So i'll Asia are the
Turks. the Pcrsians, (whosc Shah visited
Europe Ic" years dSo'j put Va 'he az
tars. the IIindoos, the .tfnSans, and the
Syro- ArabianS. Besides, the Caucasians
occupy many OF the islands OF the ocean.
Some OF the Radical orators and writers
make it their practice 10 speak and write OF
Jews, Germans, italians, French, Irish, &c.,
rs OF Il different Grace" from ourselves.
They delight to speak and write as ii tic
negro race were different from the white
natives Of this country only rs the Germans
and Irish are different from them and from
one another. This loose talk ought to be
stoned There is but the one race OF men
on the face OF the earth worthy to be named
as originators Of great works OF art OF any
kind. Let Is stand up Tor our race. ana
not attempt to degrade it by admitting that
any man who l. 4 Caucasian i: OF different
race from our own. There is abundant
authority for the misuse OF the word
{. race" but il is not too late 10 give 1t
dciinit" meaning.
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VIRGINIA Briefs.

\ notorious thief named Larkin Paul was
shot in Lee county few nights ago while
robbing the house OF Il neighbor. Hc will
die from the effects OF the wound.
Mr.. J. II. Tillett, OF Manassas, has made
IN Improvement in the construction of cam
non, which he has submitted to expert ord
nance officers, who speak farorably OF it.
The Board of Supervisors OF Pulaski
county offer fifty dollars reward for the APP
prchenslon Of George Pete Anderson, Il
mulatto charged with committing rape in
that county few days ago.
Three or four engines belonging to the
Richmond and Danyille railroad which have
been running on the Airline have been
returned to the Richmond and Danville
railroad, and their places are TO be supplied
by new engines. ...
Pie times are getting hot in Page. There
has not been such enthusiasm and feeling
in any election since our remembrance of
politics. remarks the Page Courier. Old
campaigners tell us it is Just like 40 and
~. Page is good for 1000 majority for
Tilden and Hendricks.
A correspondent OF the Dispatch, who
wrote from Culpepcr OH Sunday, states that
ga negro man calling himself William
Walker Fry was last night arrested six
miles from town and put in Jail here on
suspicion OF being one OF the murderers OF
T., Is. Everett, who was recently killed nj
Glymont. Governor Kemper has been no.
titled. so that he may inform the Governor
OF Maryland"
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4 DICTAToR.-A Washington correspond
ent OF The New York Tribune grarcly tells
lis as to the river and harbor bill that Seen
cral GRANT has changed his plan and will
now sign the bill in order that the important
works like He'll Gate, the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers, and the Galveston harbor inn
provements may be continued; but he will
forbid the expenditure of those sums that
are appropriated for unimportaht improve
meDts, and on which the money would only
be wasted
This is rich. We thought that when Con-
gress should have appropriated sixty thou
sand dollars for the Improvement OF james
river it was as surely devoted to that pur-
pose as if the money were already here.
But, alas, we were in the dark. General
GRANT viii FORBID the expenditure of
those snnis that are intended for unirnport-
ant improvements OF all the impudence
that we eyer heard Of, this takes the lead.
CESAR has come i'll Il shape IN which we
were not expecting to see him!
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BUSINESS IS BUSINESs.-A writer III the
New York Tribune thinks that il Mr.. ILL.,
DEN should say to 4 man owning such an
estate as the whole United States would be :
Il will undertake to manage this estate Tor
you for four years for ,000-about half
what can make in my profession. Will
give my whole time to Strengthening out
your affairs and improving your property
and credit. | think can make Il difference
OF $l00,0 Il day in your favor. have had
some experience and some success in this
sort OF business, and refer YOU to my re-
cord; and Mr.. HAYES should offer to
take the job for nothing, the owner would
be great fool not to employ TILpEN.
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sTuE ED.c11oss IN WEST VIRGINIA.
has been supposed that the election OF mem ZEN:
bera Of the next Congress from West Viz
ginia would be held on the second TUESDAY
OF October, at the general State ELECTION. Ion,
but it has been found that the Legislature
at its last session passed an act in pursuance
OF the act OF Congress changing the time OF
holding elections for members OF Congress
to o the Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. The election in October, there
fore, will be for State officers and the mem
bers OF the Legislature. The latter body
will be called upon to elect two members
OF the United States senate.-Bdt'n'oTe
Sun
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a " ATERsPour AND RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Two MEN hILLED.-Sunday morning about
O'Clock Waterspout struck the line O, the
Virginia Midland railroad near McIyer's
station, six miles north OF Lynchburg. The
hood extended for about five miles. swelling
the smallest creeks into rivers, and SUBJ
merging portion OF country never under
water before. A clllvert was carried away.
leaving a gap ninety feet broad and fifty
deed, into which the south-bound freight
was precipitated, killing c. D. Keyes, engi-
neer, and Bob Anderson, brakeman. The
storm lasted only few minutes. All pas
senSer trains were stopped by the track
walkers, and thus escaped without disaster.
In six hours the water had receded. Pas
sengers were transferred around the break.
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DEATHS.

Died, Yesterday evening, Of liver complaint, after
long illness which she bore with Christian f3r,,-
tude, Mrs. VIRGINIA A. BAILEY, consort Oh " II
liam j. Railey in the ffty-eighth year OF her age
Her funeral will be preached ut Trinity cnsrcn
THIS EVENING at4 O'Clock. =.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died. Mt his daughters residence on the i5ln OF
of Germany but for twcnty-three years resident
Of Richmond, Va.
He leaves three children to mourn their irrcpara-
Bile loss.
May he rest in the arms Of Jesus. =
Peace be to his ashes HIS DACGHTEH.
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No COHEN BROTHERS STILL c,

MT COHEN BROTHERS STILL con.
r1IITE 70 close their stock at great sacrifice.
Tre,r good, are now offered without regard 10 COS
rio balance Of their SUMMER DRESS GOOD.
G, s, 10, and 12kc.;
DRESS GOODS at Is. 16l., go, aud CSC, sold foul
weeks ago for 25, 80, IS, 10, and Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES a. 15c., reduced iroa
37kc.:
500 yards IRON GRENADINE at zoe, value 4
which was Csc. first part Of this season: ut SOC
cost over Soc;
The largest and most elegant stock Of BLACK ar
COLORED SILKS ever offered In the city tn
season of the year. These goods were purchas;
10 the greatest advantage, and are offered r
gardlesS OF value;
Also, Il large stock OF BLACK ALPACAS Of IT,
most superior manufacture greatly reduced L
prices;
Their stock OF WHITE GOODS, such as Swiss. Ia.
latans, Check and Striped Nusns, Lace stripe
and Plaitts. Orgaudies, Nainsooks, &C. are nov
offered regardless of value TO close for this season
Spccia attention Is called 30 Il lot Of over l.s0o
wards OF AMERICAN and FRENCH PiQUE>
which are sold n, less than enc half their lachs
cost:
Also large lot of RIBBONS. In I'LL widths arr CO.
ors, greatly reduced:
FRENCII-WOVE CORSETS ut 37i:, 80. Toe. -
and $l.50-thc best and cheapest now offered Ia
the city;
rs LLAMA LACE POINTS n one third their Ya!f
to close for this season:
TABLE LINENS ut 33c.; the German lIami-wo'sA
(purc linenl, 37lsc., reduced from G5c:
DOUBLE SATTEEN FRENCH TABLE LINEN
greatly reduced;
HONEY-COMB QUILTS-full siaes-G5c.:
BRIDAL OUILTS-the largest in use-at S5c.:
-
equally reduced rates, purchased at the rccel:
auction sales:
Good quality lO-4 SlIEETISG at 90, % 80, al.
&c. reduced from to l0c. yard;
500 yards YARD-WIDE MATTlSG at ls''c'-lI
quality generally sold at csc:
| PARASOI.S again reduced to positively co>t II
this season. This briggs them far below haI
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In his speech in the contestcd-electioa
case OF PLAT rs: GooDE Dir. TUCKER based
Mr. GOODIES claim to his seat not upon any
technlcalltles, but, giving to PLArr the votes
ne claimed in Prince George and all the
other votes that he had clear right to, RAN.
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!. John Snipe (colored), who killed General
Howard [brother of Mr.. Howard, OF the
firm OF sleight q Howard, of this ethyl
was executed at Beaufort, S. c., OH the 18th.
General Howard, who was an estimable
gentleman, was killed for small amount of
money he happened to have on his person.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. August 9th, at the residence Of her Nm
Gle. Aired eheiIi by Rev. Father Jans1ens. WOOD.
FORD BIHENLY, OF Amherst. and CAROLYN
SiMMs, SECOND dnHRhter OF DR.: William II. She1id,
of Gloucester county. No cards.
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HOTELS.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
II CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH s!h'
.RICuMOND, VA.

a MEhlSAN tlo l. Ell, ..,r,
N CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH s!A'''
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers having leased The above , ho hot
term Of years, offer to the public ~ n -
low rates 10 suir the times The conduct vi ~ "a.
WILDE under their own iInmetiate sust'is'VW "
prompt personal attention WIN NC XIV"
may favor them with their patronaHe,, .,y Ga.. 80
The American Hotel In the mann y NJ" his: =
Of It beias In the Ely block winch . '"s' -,
II contains ONE HUNDRED LAe"JI ,s 4
WELL VENTILATED BEDROOM. s.yirI q.
them are so arrnged as 10 DC ,ssea ~
Iors and bedrooms to suit visitors. seSesS ,.r+
the whole number front south aua sha ",mI, ~,
ing delightful breeze I'm summer ana he , ri I'd:
OF the sun IN winter. These roonss are "'''
invalids .,t,. tyt1:e!
This hotel has the great advantage OF oci1. ,b :y
on Main street. In the very best portion VI ,,sS.
and IN close proximity to all the tom,.g 40,
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour ESeha rSrss ~
ing mills, banks Insurance companies Coz" coz, tsg-
estate agencies, post-oftcc, cuS.oiIl-hou ss0c'
itol. and all the principal bus!ness-ho'ises' ~"
sale and retail. OF every class. - Main s,Trs
The ladies' entrance and parlors are on n. ~ q r
The business ONCE Is on Twelfth street; FIR gl
cess and has attached thereto PASSf.h'us asF
VA'rOR, by which, at q moments ny, no. rbt bc''
can he placed ON any Moor IN Inc Dsndh ~. ali ne ~
Is heated with steam throughout anu is7
dern Improvements TO constitute
A FIRST-CLASs HOTEL. ,, ps
Our TABLE viii be OF the best; ana an ascr
and successful experience In hotei nis msse tlS
visitors that nothing VIII be let undonet Of -
comfortable, and we solicit the pasfoiNafI =, a.
friends ami the travelling public IS V"
PRICE ff bA Pti 81 popsoS, rsse5!t,S'
JOHN T.. BALLARD, J. ! pp Ho!o-
former proprietor OF Tx late OF i"'
as4 change Hotel and founder
of Ballard House. ~
RleaNoSps August 1, 1875. sskst -
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ATTACHMENT LAw.-Saturday, in the Cir
cult Court for Allegheny couny, Nd, Judge
Pearrc filed an opinion in regard to disso-
luton OF a temporary injunction TO restrain
citizen OF Maryland from attaching in
West Virginia the wages Of citizen OF
MARYLAND. The matter is OF considerable
Importance. The case in question arose
from the attachment bcforeel justice OF the
peace at Piedmont, w. Va, OF the wages OF
an employee OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to an amount less than the 500 then
exempted by the Maryland attachment law.
Such action was alleged to be an evasion OF
said attachment law, and an injunction was
asked to prevent attaching said wages.
Judge Pcarre DEGREES a dissolution OF the
temporary junction, thus confirming the
right to attach wages in another State due to
a citizen Of this State.-Sun.
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WHAT TIE CENTENNIAL Snow Is WORTH.
The Philadelphia Times, i'll IN elaborate sta
tistical article, puts down the worth OF the
Centennial show is follows: Buildings,
s5.949, GOO; contents, s97,342,350. Total,
s104, $50. 4 large proportion OF the
exhibits are articles which, while having
little or no intrinsic vahle, could not be
purchased probably for all that the rest OF
the exhibition is worth, they being regard
cd lis invaluable for their antiquity, the re-
membranes which they recall, or the rare
occurrence Of their kind. Such exhibits
the above figures do not take into account.
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TssUccEssrUL EFFORT TO DEFRAuD AN N
sURAScE CoNpASY.-An Undertook conspi-
racy was organized in Missouri in 1874, and
although it did not end in a tragedy like the
affair in this locality, it was equally unsuc,
cessful. In the summer of 1874 man named
Folk insured his life for $4,000 in the New
York Mutual Life Insurance Company for
the benefit of his wife, the premium being
paid by an intimate friend named NoSely.
The next winter Folk disappeared. His gun
and coat were found on the ice on the river
shore, and Mrs. Folk became convinced that
he had been drowned. His body was adyer-
tiscd for, and man came forward who
declared he had recognized Folk in corpse
that was taken out OF the river when the ice
broke up in the spring. Application was
made for the payment OF the money, but
the suspicious of the agents were aroused,
and they declined. The man Mosely was
suspected OF having arranged the details OF
the fraud. and he was shadowcd by the de-
tcctivcs. Finally, information OF the where
sbouts of Folk himself was obtained, and
about week ago ne was found in cabin
in Prairie county, Ark. He was brought
back to his mourning wife, and the two,
together with their friend Mosely, are now
domesticated in the st. Louis Jail awaiting
their trial.
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KUKLUy1yG DENOUNCED IN SOUTH CARO-
L1SA.-At a large convention OF the Demo-
crafts OF Aiken. s, c., a resolution was unan-
imously adopted to the effect that the XII
inc of the unarmed negroes following the
collision between the whites and blacks at
Hamburg, in that county, on the sth OF
July, was, il true as alleged, a most afro
cious crime. and should be punished to the
full extent OF the law. 1t was further re-
solved that the affair has "polItical signifl-
canoe only so far as it shows the character
of the Radical State Government, which,
powerful for fraud and robbery, to foment
race hatred and provoke race conflicts. Is,
in maintaining law and order, protecting
the rights and fostering the interests OF the
people, imbecilc and contemplate"
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HOUSE.NNYING

UOUSE-3IOVING.-DOn't fail to see T
IL j. REAAlY, No. 10 Fifteenth: street, the onl!
practical HORSEPOWER and RAISER In the city
With my patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch. Buildings moved with cbimneys, without dis
turbing tenant Safes, Boilers, Engines, and Other
heavy bodies moved with care Also, pay cash for
buildings to be moved In the city. References
nessr5. w. Il. King. Main street: Captain Tylor,
Rockets; George A. iundley, Broad street
my 29-3m .e1s- &.@1tf' go f
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We have no travelling agents. Any such
person pretending to be authorized to so
licit subscriptions to the Dispatch is q
swindler. Please remember this.
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BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS

nTGREAT BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS
of SUMNER DRESS GOODS;
GREAT BARGAINS in BLEACHED' and UN-
ELEACHED sHEETINGs;
GREAT BARGAINS in PILLow-cAsE LINEN
and pILLow-CAsE COTTON;
GREAT BARGAINS in TABLE-CLoTHs- NAP
KISs, DOILIES, and TOWELS;
GREAT BARGAINS in LINEN sHEETINGs; +
GREAT BARGAINS In PARAsOLs and UNI
BRELLAs, as they must be closed ont at some
price;
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIQUEs and LACE
STRIPED MUSLINS:
GREAT BARGAINS IN all kinds Of GOODS Tor
BOYS and MEMS WEAR;
GREAT BARGAINS In MATTINGS, OIL
CLOTHS, and CARPETS. ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
The new style BLACK BRACELETS. aus
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hS GENTLEMEN'S FUR Ms Ill y u
GOODS
THREAD. MERINO, LAMBS WOOL. and COT
TON SOCKS:
COTTON, SILK, and LINEN HANDhEhtti
KID, BUCK DOG-SKIN,.rIlREAD. and COZ IAN
GLOVES:
MERISO. SILK, COTTON, T II * a ~ ah'
LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS;
LINEN. PAPER, aad CLOTII-LINED ColhA"' !;
SITSPENDERS IN great variety;
Rows, TIES, sCARFS, and CRAVATs;
CLIFF. SLEEVE, and COLLAR-BUTIoNS'
SHIRT-STUDS in great variety;
PAPER and LINEN CUFFS Of the latest styles;
yALIsus, TRUNKS and SHAWL-STRAPS' at
LEVY BROTHERS.
SHIRTS Of our own manufacture, the best mate
rIn,. onlv 81 20 for u COMPREHENSIVE Shirt.
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gsI1,-NEdS.

CELECT EXCURSION AND BASKET
y PICNIC TO STAPLES'S MILLS, Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad TUESDAY.
August Is, 1875, under the control and direction OF
members of Broad-Strect Sabbath School, Tickets:
soc. for adults and Csc. for children: EXCURSION
marty Will meet ut Broad-Strcet church at A. NJ,
August II th Tickets to be had Of members OF the
school before and morning Of excursion at church
or train, corner Of Eighth and Broad streets.
au Gil, 14,&15
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TaREATER BARGAINS THAN

aspEAIAL sMOElCEM
BaREATER BARGAINS THAN
EVER now orFEEED
WILLIAM THALHlMER's
6OI BROAD STREET.
AS wish TO reduce my stock and make room for
new goods, win sell my entire stock AT COST fr.m
now until the LIST Of September, when will open a,
nv. NEW and ENLARGED STORE large and
good stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., &C.,
with an increased force Of clerks, and will be pre-
pared 10 offer greater inducements tiran any other
house in the city.
WILL. OPEN ON NoNDAY, AreUsr7,
.
100 pieces MEDIUM and DARK PRINTS at &c.
and SGc.;
200 piece, BEST BLEACHED and BROWN COT.
TON at ), g, s. 9, and 10c.;
a5 pieces Ga and lo-4 sHEETINGs at very lo~
prices;
20 pieces WHITE FLANSELs tall woo,I 4, 25s
worth SIC;
u uicces WHITE FLANNELS at zoe. WORTH Soc;
"a n,eces WHITE FLANNELS at 80 and Bic
worth 40 and soc.
VIII open n great many goods this and next "rs
ut extra low prices Don't fall to cali 1t
an, WILLIAM THALTIlSER'S.
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PETERSBURG.

uorTUAEY RECoRD--CALL OF APASToh-kh'.
DIR. EDwARDs-HEARTLEssD DISCRETION OF An
INFANT BY THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY ouR-
TEsIEs-THEFT OF wATCH-DELlNQUENI
STATE TAxEs-C0LoRED MEN COMING OYER
.rn TILE CONSERVATIVE PARTY, &c.