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The Conservative Platform.

The amherst Enterprise has an elaborate
and strong article upon the subject OF the
meaning Of the Conservative platform in
what it says about the public debt. We
concur entirely in the view taken by the
Enterprise. 1t concludes as follows: "
"The whole proposed action (as concisely
stated by the platform) is tentative. AN
effort is to be made to adjust the debt,
peaceably say some, forcibly say others !;
and it is immaterial in this view which be
correct. Suppose it fails, and every man
knows that either may-one by refusal OF
creditors, the other by decisions of courts,
which may hold forcible reimbursement
to be unconstitutional and void, as was
the law repeating the funding act---what
then? Does the resolution declare that
under no circumstances in the future, mo
matter what the necessity, there shall be no
increase OF taxation It means nothing Of
the kind; it would be irrational and absurd
to suppose so. It does not determine that
question; it leaves it open to be decided by
the necessities Of the future. All it pro-
poses now il an earnest effort to .compro-
mise and adjust, and il that fails, it leaves
all its members to- act on their convictions
Of duty; and those men who, eg cGthedru,
excommunicate all, and notably: the cam
didate for Lieutenant-Gov Governor, for declar-
ing their convictions as to the duty OF in
creasing taxes in the future, should all
efforts at compromise and adjustment fail,
are doing great Injustice to him and to the
party whose candidate he is. We do not
agree with him-we are opposed TO, in1
creased taxation-we do not think il
will be necessary at the next session
OF the General Assembly. or any other,
to increase the tax on property. eSui-
ficient unto the day is the evil thereof II
will be time enough 10 consider and deter
mine that question when it comes. 1t has
not come may never come. II the antici-
,patlons OF the friends OF the Moffett bill are
realized, and the retrenchments made which
should be, It never, can, be o practical ques.
uon, and we earnestly protest against dis.
cord and discussion being created in our
ranks now on an abstract question: = ~ 81
Exactly. The article is correct. Not
only has 1t the right view OF the present,
but II cannot be wrong as to the future.
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Albemarle.

Our brother Of the Charlottesville Chror-
icle is slightly sensitive, we suppose, about
what we said of Albemarle bestowing her
honors upon persons who were assisting to
destroy the public credit while that county
is so much indebted for the advantages de-
rived from the liberality OF the State to the
University. We think he cannot object to
the facts and the sentiments of the article;
and we trust he does not overlook the fol-
lowing sentence it contained:
awe can detach this noble Institution
(the University from the citizens OF the
county and can feel that Justice to the illus
lustrious dead, justice to the nation, de-
mands that it shall be sustained for the good
it does.''
Exactly. And thus we feel towards the
University. We :deplore the evident per-
version Of the sentiments OF large num-
Der Of people Of Albemarle. We regret that
it is probab BILE that Rev. Mr.. MASSEY may con-
tinue to represent Albemarle, not only on ac-
count of bis political morality, but because
he was formerly elected in open hostility
to the nomination OF the Conservative party,
and has recently obtained the nomination
of that very party. The fact widens and
deepens our feeling Of depreciation for the
state 81 things in the county Of Albemarle.
There are too many Rev. MI. MAssEYs
there. We hope to see better things in that
county. Events are shaping themselves,
and although local communities that ought
to do better are now showing great want
OF proper sense Of public devotion, the
State of Virginia will be yindicated and
snatched from destruction, as we hope, by
the loyalty and true honor Of people who
have not been the objects of peculiar favor
and benefits as Albemarle has been.
We shall see. II we are not mistaken the
editor Of the Chronicle will be as muci
gratifed at such g happy result as we cal
hp s.s.--... .t
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A small workingmen's party was organ
lied in Richmond last night upon q plat
form. prepared by sMr. j. VI Reddy. While
the Republican party had an existence in
Virginia Afr. Reddy was one Of ifs firm sup
porters, but now, as that party in the State
is dead, it seems that he, like the leaders Of
his old party in other sections OF the State,
impelled by the motive of anything to beat
the Conservatives, has taken position in the
forefront Of, the workingmen's party
alexandria Gazette, - a.
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Lieutenant ROBERT BLACK; one;of DAHL
GREEN'S raiders, writes Tor the Philadelphia
Times al1 account Of his raid around Rich
mond, in which he tells us chat he saw a
sioop on James river some forty miles above
Aaehnotid. That's what we have never
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08

Of q jug with a-eorp-cob stopper was nhon-
est man. iLaughter.l E s3
There was notaa clearer-headed, sounder-
hearted, or puref-miuded manEin the coun.
try than Governor Phelps. ICheers. ~
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NEW STORE!
M EW SIUNE =.
'. GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
COURTNEY & POwELLs.
429 EAST BROAD ST KEET.

We have now III store the largest and best asshsled
stock we have ever offered to the public.
y.w-. ... DRESS GOODS
In all the new and desirable fabrics, of Tho choices,
designs ut the lowest prices.
A full assortment OF
MOURNING GOODS
very modcia ate in price, and unsurpassed In liahy
WHITE GOODS
of every description: DAhASKs, LINENS, NUS
LISS, VICTORIA LAWNS. NAlSsooks'
PIQUEs, HANDKERCHIEFS, &C, al popular
prices. "
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS
all qualities and prices. Our stock of
CAssIMEREs, FLANNELS, AND BLANKETS
were selected with great care, and wifi merit your
special examination.
MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
for ladies' gentlemen, and children, nade7 special
ty In this department our stock Is always compete
and beyond the competition of any house III Tie
city.
Look ut our WHITE SHIRTS for 81. 20
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MT COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
in receipt Of very extensive stock Of LADIES
CLOAKS In price from 81 to $45. se29
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DEATH

|. Died. Saturday night, the 9th instant at half
Solomon Cross, No. GA Church Street, Oregon
Hill, Mr.. CONRAD GROSS, In the seventy-Gfth
year OF his age. t t.s. t...-r -@.
The funeral will take place MONDAY MORN
| ING, 9Th instant, at 10 O'Clock, from st. Johns
| (German) church. Friends Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend without further notice.
| Cincinnati, Ohio, and Joliet, ILL.,. German papers
please copy.
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sPEgrxEr Z,
mHGRAND OPENING AT
~ THALHIMER BROTHERS.
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, COL BROAD STREET

..-ss- - - = : -.
us ts5 thaNy.yf hStAo al
49, THAEHIMER BROTHERS.
NM, coons rlrpop rvrn eo1 ppn,n ernuyr
DHA uOoDo Iuah ohshO lsA1l' ooA ohoAD eihHsh'
u,na ,,.+ -ors..oa s,,F o,onod 700 .....
2 ,aftk 'uss osef Ivy Csc
and bales, we are prepared 70 show and offer one OF
the best aud cheapest stocks or DRY GOODS In the
civ and AK call of those In want of h.ryains at
- ES =
THALHIHER BRCTHERS',
sa== SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS
rom oHto Sfc nor vard. :. -" :, -
an nirces m sCE CtCTiEMiRFs ole; To a1SO
rer ward:
Tx pieces ri, acK AIpACAs 16 10 75c Der yard;
Give ma n caiI in black goods. az we guarantee a
saving of 90 to 90 Der cent
3o nieces BJ,EAcHEu. HAIF-BLEACHED, and
TURKEY-RED DtMASK at prices that will
astonish YOU: il o dozen NAPKINS and DOYL-
IFS from auctton) from Soc. to a. so per dozen
fcall and see themj: I25 dozen TOWELS fall
Sindsl from n To Zoe aDiece-one of the largest
and chcanest lines ever received.
"ii' S"''AeSs ''ne' e'e- -eSe''
a,o., rrhudren,s Row, and Nome IJNDER-
VESTS the best and Cheapest stock In the city
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nj THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
CARPETS in any dry goods house in this city Is at
COHEN BROTHERS. ... -'..t sc 20
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= 80, aarmyllle is have military company
|sof.Y men are on the list already. IS
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If You want BLANKETS, 20 to CARDo2O.
FOURQUREAN & CO.'S. They have ihcm = low
us So and rs high rs SIS per pair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08

~ REV. j. j.. LAFFERTY.c WILL;
preach at Union-Station Methodist church on SUM-
DAY at ! l A. N. ~..-.......t =. ...... -
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Strict attention paid 10 all orders. Goods sent
G. q b. Persons Wishing sam viii send posi-
81 80 49, - 49, Si1 Broad street, sci
!ssse25 between Third aud Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08

SYCLE BROTHERS will show the incest lot of
CARPETS, RUGS, and OlL-CLOTHS In the mar
ket Just opened all the patterns. Call and see for
Yourself, and be convinced that SfCLE BRO
THEIRS Is the cheapest place In The city TO buy your
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08

CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN& co. make BLACK
and MOURNING GOODS u specially. They have
the finest stock of these goods brought 10 this
city. which they show in The very best light FOR the
buyer.
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z II you want DRESS GOODS of every style and
qualify, 20 To CARDOZO. FOURQTKEAN& cos,
where you will have the largest stock to be found IN
the city 10 select from.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OFPIcE,1
RICHMOND Septemberc29 1877. q

70 -. - Esq ttoraey for COM
at f)lonapealth; Is III n ~ u i; fsts
Dear Sir, Your letter of the 18th In
tapt was received ON yesterday i think
heIopfniSn OF Mr. Taylor, First pdltor, 4
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n~ FOR THE BEST GOODS AT THE
LOW EST PRICES go TO LEVY BROTHERS.
= s, .focS = d --t... g..
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n~ GOOD BLACK CASHMERE VERY
CBEAP.at loo s! LEVY BROTHERS..
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THE LARGEST STOCK

BLACK AND COLORED DRESS AID TRIM.
MING VELVETS at CARDOZb. FoURQU-
REAN & CO.'S at astonishing low prices.
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PARTISAN SUITS at CARDOZO. FOCRQUREAS
& co.'s, at S35 and $40.
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: ME- BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS FROM
THE LATEST DESIGNS at
ocS Lev I BROIfEhS'.
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Buy your MERINO SHIRTS al ChRDOZO.
FOURQUREAN 4 CO.'S. You viii get !hs rat
quality and al the lowest prices.
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~ BARGAINS In EVERY ARTICLE
at foe 81 LEVY BROTHERS..
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~ A FULL ASSORTMENT OF /. A
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR at
&c -, LEVY BROTHERS..
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/" GALLOON AND VELVET TRIM
MING at foe 81 LEVY BROTHERS..
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Having just received and opened over 100 cases
and bales, we are prepared TO show and offer one Of
the BEST aud cheapest stocks OF DRY GOODS in the
city, and ask call Of those In want of bargains at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-08

EXCELLENT T w OBJ UTTOS KID
IL GLOVES ut Soc:
Superior TWO-BUTTOS KIDS at 75c-reduee,I
from 81:
The best 81 THREE-BUTToN Rid in town.a.
Oc Decd JULIUS MEYERS
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~ THE BEST WHITE DRESS-SHIRT
for ONE DOLLAR Is manufactured by -
IocS LEVY BROTHERS.
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p Me- BLANKETS CHEAPER THAN
THE CHEAPEST at LEVY bROIdEhS.
foe 81
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Don't fall to look ut CARDOZO, FOURQTRE.tN
& CO.'S CARPETS, RUGS, aLd DECGGEle before
van Inv z
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w GREAT BARGAINS IN GRO aET,
and EVERLASTING TRIMMINGS at '|
ocs LEVY BROTHERS..
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MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING from the effects
OF the warm weather and are dcbiiitatcd are nd-
vised by physicians 10 take moderate amounts OF
whiskey two or three times during the day. In a
little while those who adopt this advice frequently
increase the number Of drinks and In time be-
come confirmed inebriates. 4 beverage which will
not create thirst for Intoxicating liquors and which
Is intended especially for the benefit of debilitated
persons, whether at home or Abroad. Is DIR.
SCuESCK's SEA-WEED TONIC; containing the
juices of many medicinal herbs This preparation
dces not create an appetite for the intoxicating cup
The nourLshing and the life-supporting properties
of many valuable natural productions contained in
IT, and well known to medical men, have most
strengthening influence. 4 single bottle OF the
Tonic will demonstrate Its valuable qualities. For
debility arising from sickness. over-exertion, or
from any cause whatever, wine2lassful of Sea-
Weed Tonic taken after meals VIII strengthen the
stomachand create III appetite for wholesome food
To all who about leaving their homes we desire
10 say that the excellent effects Of DR.. ScheHck's
seasonable remedies, SEA-WEED TONIC and MAN
DRAKE PILLS, are particularly evident when taken
BY those who injurtously affected by change Of
water and diet. No person should leave home with
out taking supply of these safeguards along. For
sale by ALI druggists ''.=..
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TIE EXCURSION SEASON-THE MOUNTAINS,
TIE SEA-sIIoRE, AND THE BEAUTIFUL YORK.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues and
their friends will make all excursion from
Richmond to West Point on Monday, 10th
instant. They promise pleasant day to all
who join them, and guarantee Socd order
and deco1um. Those who wish to get away
from the city ior one day, and who at the
same time desire to lend helping hand 10
this time-honored command. VIII 90 wen 10
avail themselves Of this offer.
The ladies OF Centenary church VIII make
their third excursion to Old Point ana Nor
folk on the 23d of August. \ most attrac-
tive feature of this excursion will be WISH
to the '' National Soldiers Home," to when
Captain Post has kindly consented to take
the eycursionists, free Of charge. Parties
going can then spendthe night at Oid Polnt,
enjoying all the pleasures afforded at that
resort.
A select excursion the party not 10 ex,
ceed one hundred ana fifteen personsl VIII
be made from this city to the GreenDrier
White Sulphur Springs on Thursday morn
ing, August 23d, under the auspices or
committee of gentlemen Of the Third fres-
byterian church. The train will return 70
Richmond at $50 A: NJ. Saturday, giving y
day and night at the Springs. with loss OF
only two days from business Rouud-trlE
ticket, S.. a.. =,
Marshall Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, VIII
give an excursion to Washington from TINS
city Monday, August 9th. The train vii!
leave head OF Broad street at $50 A. Si.
and leave Washington on return trip ft
z. VI. Fare for the round trip. s.. The
management promise to make this mos
agreeable excursion.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CHARGED Nth Unlarfut Cutting a',d Gar
rving Concealed lFeapons.-A few nights
since 4 young man named William Mad
dera. residing on Third street, escorted
young lady named Miss Mollie Booth to a
ball given by the Mutual Baseball Club.
Madeira became offended at the lady re-
cciving attentions from some OF the gentle
men present. and as the couple reached Miss
Booths gate oil the return home Madeira
assaulted her with Il pcnknife, lrfllctlnS a
painful but not serious wound.
The matter was kept perfectly quiet.
Monday Madeira went to Swift creek, and
the same day warrant was sworn out
against linn. Officer Fitzgerald was en-
trusted with its execution, and arrested
Madeira on the road between Ettrick and
Matoaca. Yesterday Mayor Chiles sent Mad
dera on to the grand jury and committed
him to Jail in default OF bail in the sum OF
s400. Yesterday Robert Booth, brother OF
the young lady, swore out warrant against
Madeira for carrying concealed weapons.
The report that Madeira shot ut Miss
Booth is a mistake. He only threatened to
shoot. Madeira has resided in this city for
some wears, and is employed at the old cot
ton-mill. He has heretofore borne good
character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-16

TIE MOZART THIS EvESING.-The pro-
eramme for this evening will consist OF
several pleasing features. The orchestra
will perform three pieces, rs usual, and
McssrS. Thilow and Reinhardt viii play 4
grand duo for piano. Mr.. Peter Lorenzen
will perform Dc Bcriot's celebrated Fifth
Air for violin, and Mr.. James A.. Joyce,
leader OF the band at the Soldiers Home,
pear Fortress Monroe, will play brilliant
and difficult solo for cornet.
Owing to the absence OF kessnich's band
with the First regiment the orchestra will
not be as full as usual, but it will be fully up
to the task OF rendering what it undertakes
this evening. On the whole, a pleasant en-
tertanment may be anticipated.
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PARD0Ns GRANTED DY TIE GovERNoR.-
Governor Kemper yesterday pardoned Ida
Montgomery (colored), who was sentenced
at the September term QS16) oi the 1ust-
ings Court OF Winchester to five years in
the penitentiary for grand larceny. "Par-
dOned OH the petition OF the jury, officers
Of the court, and many good citizens. The
prisoner, being but twelve years old, igno-
rant, and weak-mindcd, was Influenced by
the principal pcrpetrator OF 4 larceny to
share to q small extent in the fruits OF the
crime. She has been sufficiently punished,
while her health is such that Imprisonment
imperils her liie."
w. J. JIensley (white), who was at the
March term $50 OF the Circuit Court OF
Scott sentenced to ten years in the pcniten-
tiary for shooting, was pardoned son med-
cal testimony showing that the prisoner is
so diseased and so rapidly declining with
consumption that his discharge is necessary
to save his life.'
Also, Robert Mitchell, sentenced Novem-
Der, 1876, by the County Court OF Bruins
wick to five years imprisonment for at
tempt to commit rape. "Pardoned on the
Recommendation OF the Judge, jury, officers
OF the court and OF the penitentiary, be-
sides large number OF good citizens. Evi-
dence discovered since his conviction salts
fes those who prosecuted and tried the prls-
oner that he committed no offence greater
than misdemeanor, for which he has
been amply punished. Moreover, he is more
than thrce-score-and-ten years OF age, eN-
tremely decrepid, and burden upon the
penitentiary, while further Imprisonment
would speedily end his life.'
Pardon was refused Virginius L. Saun-
ders (white). sentenced February, 1877, by
the County Court OF Rockingham to four
years' Imprisonment for manslaughter.
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POsTAL-CARD PRIsoSER.-Colonel ". T..
Nve, deputy United States marshal, has
gone to Norfolk, where lie will take IN
charge for the Albany penitentiary +. w.
Seaton, who has been sentenced to one
years imprisonment for sending scirrilou
postal-cards to citizen Of Norfolk. The
language used on the postal-cards was so
dirtv that the District Attorney could not
spread it on the indictment, and Judge
Hughes would not permit it to be read to
the Jurors. The jurors, however, read the
postal-cardS for themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-16

TIE ADDITION TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
Messrs. Pleasants and Turner, civil engl.
neers, have commenced surveying the tract
of land of about thirty-three acres recently
purchased as an addition to Hollywood Gem
etery. The survey is preparatory to the
work OF bcautIying the property.
Mr.. Peasants has done all the engineer.
ing in the cemetery, having been employed
by the company from the inception OF the
work. "
The company offer premium OF $500 Tor
the best plan and drawing for the extension
Of the roads, walks, and sections the same
to be submitted before October Goth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-16

Gases Continued.-Petcr Murphy and
Daniel Sullivan will appear before the
Mayor this morning to answer the charge
of assauIting General Randall, superlnten-
dent at the Government Granite Works
below the city. The alteration grew out
OF a controversy over some work done by
Murphy. Murphy delivered himself up,
and was released on his own recognizance
until this morning. Sullivan was arrested
in Richmond by Officer Fitzgerald, and
bailed by Justice Perdue for his appearance
this morning.
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suopr Supply OF WATER-EcosoaY D

SHORT SUPPLY OF WATER-ECoEoIY DE-
slRABLE-ApPEAL TO WATER-CoSsUHERs.- -
James L. Davis, Esq, Superintendent OF
the Water " orks, states "that the river is
exceedingly low, and falling every day. In
deed, it is now so low that the pumps are
not performing more than half their duty.
The amount OF water now being pumped is
far below the quantity necessary for the
consumption Of the city; therefore should
be used with the strictest economy. The
steam pump is now being started to assist
the others, but even with that full supply
cannot be maintained. II the river con-
tinucs to fall in the same proportion as 1t
has for the last two days the pumps must
almost stop. Every leak. however small, Is
being stopped in the dam, so as to make
every drop available"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-16

COLLECTOR RUSsELL'S CAsE.-Special-
Agent Webster, of the United States Trea-
sury Department, Yesterday concluded his
labors in the investigation OF the charges
made by MesSrs. S. P. Bailey and c. c. FAINT
against Observation-Disclosures Rus
sell. Since no evidence was produced to
sustain the charges, and the accusers aban-
doned their case, nothing is left Dir. Webster
but to make q report to the Department
favorable to Collector Russell. These
groundless accusations, it is to be hoped,
will never hereafter be revived.
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pRgNTIHG-HOESES.
OISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.


DISPATCH PR1NTISG-HoUsE'
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Iayin. one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
biHed with skillul incchaAical talent. we are pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, in the very best style
and At Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH As
BUsINESs-CARDS.
VISTISG-ChRDS.
ROFESSIOSN-CARDS.
WEDDING-CARDS.
SIIOW-CARDs
BILL-uEADS.
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE.HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
'i''''' '1N RECEIPTS,
nRCG-LAEELS. ,,,
ENVELOPES,
&C., &C
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK 4
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work in Il manner that cannot be sur
passed.
Wcalso do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from tile country promptly filled and dc
iivcrcd by express or mail
We will chccrfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required. NH 2l-d,sw,&w
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r1,ARET-iincst brands; Duff Gordon sherry
onr own imporr.ton: Willis Whiskey- Leghan
whIskev. E Select Whiskey. Ell Consolador"
and ritana Two excellent brands OF cigars OF
! our own manufacture. Liberal discount 10 the
! ,.5s WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.,
~ 903 Main street.