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DLEAsANT kEADING FOR sUMMEn.

+
RIGHT AT LAST. and other Tales. BY Mrs
THE THREE CLERKS. A Novel. By Antho-
nv Trollope, author of doctor Thorne," &c.
THE CASTLE RICHMOND. A Novel. By An
AUTOBIoGRAPHICAL RECOLL EDITIONS. BY
the late Charles Robert Leslie, X. A. Edited
with preparatory Essay on Leslie as an
list; and seecuons from his correspondence.-
BY Tom Taylor, Esq. l.25.-" This is a charm
ing book"
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
CHARLES MATTHEWS the Elder, Come
dian: By Mrs Matthews, with Portrait
sAT{AN,D SEAL, By the author of'wide, Wide
THE Sc MI DETACHED HOUSE. Edited by
Ell, FUREI DIS. By the author of 1.-THE Lamp
The Isf Miso5tiNf VERNON PAPERS. By Hon.
THE EdTara Gyfre 81 f aV1D Rv the ,nbor
The Prince of the House of David" 81 Is.
THE SAND HILLS OF JUTLAND. By Hans
Christian Andusen. 75c.
The CANTERBURY BELLIES, or Scenes in the
THE DiARY. Of THE SAMARITAN. BY a
member of the Howard Association of New
DANFsBTRY HOUSE. By Mrs. Henry Wood
AMIoTHERsss TRIALS. By the author of My
THE BL.AcR GAUNTLET. A tale of plantation
life IN South Carolina. BY Mrs. Henry X.
A LIFE sTRUGGLE. By Miss Pardoe 81 Is
THE LITTLE BEAUTY: BY Mrs. Grey, nuth or
Of The Gamblers Wife, Paper 81, cloth
SEVEN YEARS, and other Tales By Julia Ka-
vanagh. soc.
Together with a large number of other late and
jy u-2a2ipI JAS. WOODHOUSE Il co.
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administration in this country could adopt
Our people were with great dtmcuity withheio
from rushing into one two years ago They are
ready now by vast majority. II Is not worm
while, then, for her to threaten. II she wants
a war with us, she can always get 1T, ana II
she will only let our people know that sue
will 60 to war provided certain tnine 20
done. they will be sure to do that very ,hins'
We speak OF the people, not OF the AdmihiS'ia-
ton, for we know nothing OF It's views. 90
the Times is not likely TO gain anything p'
clustering.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE lNsTITnTE,

The llth session of this Institution will COM
mence on the LIST of October next and close on the
LAST day of July, 1861.
The Principal viii he aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified ms 'ructors, and every effort will be
made 70 ma ntain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments of
M USlC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are TN
surpassed. while especial sttention is given to the
study of HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING,
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School;
or TO the Faculties of the Virginia Military lnsti
tute and of William and Mary College; to Profs,
b edsoe, Smith, Coleman, DAVIS and Maupin, of
the University of Virginia AMI to the Episcopal
Clergy of Virginia.
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course of study, terms, regulations and full list of
patrons, to which attention invited, address the
Principal. ID. LEE POWELL,
in l2--dlm Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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IrrTgADE WITH FRANCE.-M. EDoUARD
BONNEVILLE, of the French company for the
es establishment of a line of steamers between the
ports of France and those OF the Chesapeake,
is now in this city, and will remain few days
for the purpose OF comforting with our mer-
chants upon the subject of the trade between
the cities of Virginia and Bordeaux and other
cities of France. He came over in the Lon e
STAR in charge of the interests of the com.
pany, and will soon return home. MIR. b. is
very anxious to gather from our commercial
men their views touching the international
commerce it is his object to promote We hope
he will meet with that consideration and en-
couragement to which his purposes and his
character as an intelligent stranger entitle
him. He stays at the Exchange Hotel.
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On the nth inst. at O'Clock A. NJ, at the resi-
dsnce Of her son in Law, John McGinnss, on
Union Hill. Mrs. ELIZABETH BONELY, in the
18th year Of her age
Her funeral will take place this tThursdayl af-
ternoon, I2lh inst, from st. Peters Cathedral, at
o clock The frienda and acquaintance are in
vted to attend without further notice.
At Ashland. ia Hanover county, Va, on the 10th
Seymour Y. and Elizabeth G. Crawford, aged Ii
months a..
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from her fathers residence Sd st !,
between Clay and Leigh, this morning at o'clk.
On the 9th July, at the residence of MIR. Thomas
French, Main street, of typhus fever. MIR. WILL
LIAM DAVIES maehlnist. much esteemed and
respected by all who knew him.
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DISTRESS IN IRELAND.-In the House OF
Commons, on the 26ih, reference was made to
the distress in Ireland, and Mr.. Hennessy
stated that on the Sd of May there were in one
district three hundred families totally desti-
tute, and receiving aid from a private relief
committee. On the 9Th OF June the number
had risen TO four hundred on the 18th OF the
same month ii was six hundred and forty ;
and letter he had received that day from the
Archdeacon OF kiliala stated that the number
Of destitute families had now reached nine
hundred. The Exodus" il no longer a
mystery.
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DOUBTFUL SToRY.--The Montgomery (Ala.)
Mail states that party Of five persons,
from that city, visited the slave barracoons at
Key West Fla, with the Intention of stealing
some of the Africans in custody of the United
States Marshal. II adds:
They found another party there from
Charleston, and arrangements were satislac-
torily made for removing the negroes pu'
owing TO some accident TO the steamer char
tered on the coast of Florida, Qt is feared that
she is iost,) the whole scheme tailed. The en-
tire reputation of Key West Is said to be OPP
posed TO the sending OF the negroes back 10
Africa. and the negroes wish to stay, them
selves
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~ emovaI--J. G.. Courtney has re-
moved to the NEW STORE on Broad, between
9th and 9TH streets, ne XII door to Abraham HiIsh,
where he will be pleased to serve his old CUSTOM
ers and the public in general, with anything IN his
line.
FOR RENT wish to rent SIX BEAUTIFUL
ROOMS over nv store, to 81 ug le gentlemen. Also,
a brick OFFICE o, KITCHEN in the yard. con-
tanning two rooms-al of which are entirely new.
jy I1-6t J. G. COURTNEY.
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ma. Auction Groceries, Bacon and Lii
0UORS, THIS MORNING. by
jy Pit /. L G. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.

IA Richard r. Wilson, Accountant. offers
hts services To- the merchants of Richmond for the
purpose OF EXAMINING AND CORRECTING
SETS OF BOOKS. MAKING TRANSFERS
FROM OLD TO NEW SETS. CLOSING UP co,
PARTNERSHIPS. &c. Having several years
ZION to ali merchants that intrust their business
to him The best of city reference will be gwen.
His office is with Messrs. HARRIS Il HOLMAN, on
City Posf-0fiice will be promptly attended to.
iy 1l-l2t*
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ACCEPTED.-Hon. l.. @. 9. Lamar has ac-
cepted the Professorshp rendered to MIN oy
the Trustees OF the State University, at OK
ford Miss. He is a member of the House OF
Representatives in the present Congress, from
Mississippi, and the appointment will create
a vacancy in the LIST district, to be nlied IN NO
yember,
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NJ THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl AmbrOtypes in the city are those made
az REEs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main St, near
Governor st. All the various styles and sizes ex
in the day and any kind of weather. Paotogranhs
colored in Oil, Aquarlue, Pastel India Ink
Price rs ct j.. 80 cts. Sl-from that up to ssa00.
jy l0-tR
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FATAL ACCIDENT-Miss Sallie, daughter of
Williams Robinson, resident of Greenbrier
county, Va, was struck by lightning, on Sun
Gay evening and instantly killed.
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UNION PARTY NoMIEATIONs IN FLORIDA
The State Convention of the Constitutional
Union party of Florida met at q uincy on the
9th ult, and nominated for Governor Gen
Edward Hopkin, and for Congress Hon. BenJa-
min F. Allen.
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The ARCTIC ExPEDITION.-Dr. William
Langshaw, of East Cambridge, Mass, join
ed the Arctic schooner United States, Monday
night as surgeon and naturalist to the expe-
dition. The schooner remained below Boston,
waiting for him.
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RECEPTION OF Gov. LRTC aER.-Governor
Letcher reached S.aunton on Thursday last
on his way to Richmond, and was received oy
the military there, whom he addressed in re-
sponse to a general call. Jos. Mayo, Mayor
of Richmond, was also called on and re-
sponded.
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CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN. - Miss Charlotte
Cushman, after visiting her friends in the At
lantic States, will probably take trip to
California She has come home to visit old
friends. She is accompanied by bliss Steb-
bins, of New York, who has been for several
seasons at Rome pei fecting herself as sculp-
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FIVE PERSONS DRowNED-The wife and
child of Rev Mr Nichols. of Minneapolis, ILL.,,
his brother-in-la named Cleveland, and two
daughters were drowned on the 9TH inst,
while bathing in the Calhoun Lake. Mr.. Nj
chols and the infant of Mrs. Cleveland were
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-There were 1e3
deaths in New Orleans last week. NO cases OF
yellow fever are reported. The Picayune says
that it has not heard of a single case OF that
disease either in the hospitals or private prac-
e.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.


L,OR SALE AND HIRE have for sale pri-
i vatey, to Iemaln IN or near the city, veral
likely NEGROES, belonging TO the estate of the
lale John I'LL. Among them may be found Girls,
2 Woman and thrre likely children, and several
year, good FIELD HAND. Apply to
no. s. POLLARD, Administrator,
Jy Its At A. h. Moore's, Cary st.
ENOR HtRE-For the balance of the year. &
NEGRO WOMAN. who is good Cook, Wash
and lroner Apply to L u. BELL.
18Ga street, between Franklin and Grace.
jy l2-lt"
TOR HikE-COOK, WASHER and IRONER,
of excellent character, just from the country
Apply to LUCiEN LEWIS
Jy u y Agent for hiring out Servants,
DOR E-For the balance of the year, ne
l. gro GIRL, l6 or IL years old. For terms, &C.,
apply to RO. b. LYME,
Agent for hiring out Servants. &c,
jy 6ts Office at Metropolitan Hall
TOR lilkE-For the balance of the year a
l. MAN, accustomed to waiting in the house,
driving carriage, &c. Apply to -
jy3-ts r. CAUTHORN.
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Row IN CONvRNTION.-During the pro-
ceedings of the Democratic County Conven-
ton al Terre Haute, IT,, on the 9TH inst Mr..
Cornwell, the Postmaster, hurled an inks stand
ut Mr.. Cookery, editor of the Journal, cut
ting his head badly.
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VIRGINIA ENTERPRIsE.-The Alexandria
(Va1 Gazette says firm in that city has an
invoice of boots, hats and trunks, packed and
ready for shipment to Hong Kong, China. The
same firm are in daily expectation of another
order from Asia, and expect to ship $4,000
pairs of shoes to Hong Kong in the course OF
ia
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FIRE IN NEW ORL eANs.-A block of twenty
one houses of four stories each, in the 4th
District, of New Orleans, were burnt on Sat
urday. Loss $4,000.
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COMMENCEMENT AT the commencement of
Georgetown %. o. College, Tuesday, the de-
gree of A. b. was conferred on Jas. IL. Dooley,
of Va. and the title of NJ. ID. on John Q. Har-
rison, of Va.
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-, ...ora.ro, Of the Richmond Dispatch.

A1LxesAry Go, VA, July 0.
The ath of July was celepfhh ~ the citizens Of
t ny ss"d V Of Jacasons River near Uovlns,3n
The Declaration Of Independent, was Tsaa Sy
Col. :. Carpenter, and an orauon oy L. r. hoi-
io Ths "a, crop will be unusually large In this
- and the corn looks we'll Wheat will
IA batter than expected short time back; the
,.rop il light, but very good. Il.
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CALL ACCRPTED-The Rev. J. Il. Hard
wick formerly of Pittsylvania county, Va,
has accepted the pastoral Call of the Byrne
street Baptist Church of Petersburg, and will
enter upon his duties in the course OF few
alrS
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Nir1n1uah 9ispatrh.
THuRspAY MoRNINa. .JuLY II. iseo.

~ DtsrArcH ron THE SPRINGS, &c.-Per-
sons gosng 20 the tcatertsg places eax hacs the
DATLf DISPATCH matted 10 them fer any
sengfh Of ftnae, BY ieoe,xg their orders at ht
to~nt,ag-, room, amd paging IN adrdnet for me
ztyas named.
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INA CRITICAL CoNDITIoN-Gov. Moore, of
Alabama is at the Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs, Va, in Il very precarious con-
dition having lost the use of both arms and
legs.
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u s. AGRICULTURAL SoCikTY.-The u ,.
Agricultural Society, will hold its annual ex-
hibiiion from September 18th TO the 20th. The
premium list amounts to S20,ON. No cattle
will be exhibited, on account of the pleuro-
pneumonia, but large premiums Will be Oh
fered for horses, steam machinery, &c.
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RI Laidley's ApotheCary is for the pres ent
until his new store is ready. II has in
PERFECTLY NEW and FRESH STOCK of
PURE MEDlCINE S, and hopes, by giving strict
personal attention to the business, to merit lID
erai share OF public patronage.
JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
(Of the late firm of Iaidley x Robinson)
IL e.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a Great Attractien.- Excellent Bar
GAINS IN DRY GOODS, FOR CASH ONL1; -
THOMAS o. QUARLES 4 SONS will ohsr this
morning -,
Very fine ORGANDtES and JAC0NETS l6c
French Chintz BRtLLIANTs at 10 and NC.
Fouiard SILKS at 800. very cheap.
Swiss BANDS at I2Ik. 70 and 371c., very cheap.
Cambria SLEEVES at l21zo.
Lace SLEEVES at soc.
Cambria and Muslin ETS at Soc.
The above goods are offered at q great sacrince'
in order TO close them at once. rr,r,
ly I2-4t 229 BROAD SThGEI.
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49, Tue COMMENCEMENT EX-
o. ERCISES OF UNION FEMALE IN
STITUTE will take place at LEIGH STREET
CHURCH, emhrac ng w d N f d Y and
THURSDAY EVENINGS next.
in reading the ESSAYS of the graduating class
On the second Thursday the ANNUAL AID
DRESS Will be delivered by the Rev. L. q. KEEN.
of Petersburg. at the close of which Degrees of
Scholarship will lie conferred on the graduating
class.
rs SMITHS BAND will be in attendance to
contribute the entertainments b. It's soul stirring
strains of unrIva Lei music.
~ Exercises to commence at IL O'Clock 7. NJ.
~ 10 st
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY Ii.
H;gh Wa,., tai, dav fTHwsdayl 10E o,eIo

SAILED.
Schr. R. c. Stanard, Jr., Booz, Baltimore, w.
D. CoQuitt & Co.
Schr. Buena Vista, Lynch. D. c., via Port Wal
lhall, coal w. D. Colquitt Il Co.
Schr. Mary P. Burton, Blizzard, Piermont coal,
w. ID. Coiquitt q Co.
Schr. Roxanna. Moore. down the river, light.
Schr. Sarah Ann. Larkin, -
Schr. John Larkin. M cKown.
NEW, YORK, July s.-Cl'd, schrs. Ida de Ia Tore.
Petersburg Yorktown, Alexandria. Arr schr
Y. l.. Vanderwoort. Va. July l0-CPd, steamship
Jamestown, Richmond. Ard, schrs: Ned,A !
de R4ssett and Emily, Wilmington, N C-' Bull
wnke Richmond Va.
QUEENsrowN. June 2s.-Arr'd, ship Dispatch.
Redmond.
BQsroN, July s.-Arr'd. schr. Z. Nlckerson,
Richmond.
NEW ORLEANS, July Gard, bark Horace
Richmond.
PHlLADELpHIA, July O. CPd, schr. BANQUET,
Suffolk Va July 10 ARID. schrs. larry Patter-
son and Jacob and William. Portsmouth. CID.
steamship Pennsvlvana. Richmond
HAMPTON ROADS, July ll.-Arr'd,ship Conquest
CatIao.
,NoRFoLk, July lizard, ship Josiah Bradtee,
Bakers Island.
BALr1MoRE, July 1O--Cld, schr. Ashland, Rich
mond.
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No For Sale-.7OO Bushels White Sand
Apply To THOS. TAYLOR, at the Sand Yard on
Also, TWO FREIGHT BOATS. Apply as above
jy ll-3t*
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rA Southern Savings Bank

~ Southern Savings Bank
CHARTERED BY THE LEG STATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, l73 MAIN STREET.
Money received on deposlt at the rate of sir per
cent. per annum, on all sums remaining over SIX
months, and a. fre per cent. on such as are drawn
out before the expiration OF SIX months.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. Watkins, Pres't, r. C. Howe.
P. + Moore. Geo. |. Herring,
Vim. Ira Smith, !. F. Regnault,
J. II. r. Mayo, w. A. jenkins, Sec'y.
+. B. Price, Treasurer.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer p. B PRICE. Office at VIM. Har-
grave Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. jy Aim
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MRS. ANN E. STEEL.

AIRS. ANN Il. STEEL,
N1 LIST ST., hetws en- Broad and Marshall
Would respectfully inform the Ladies of Rich
mond and vl.lnisy, that she is prepared ~ maize
DRESS E.s. Also, all kinds of FAMILY SEWING,
by hand or ma hine.
M Gantlemsn's SHIRTS, TUCRS, gOSOMs,
BANDS, 40, made UP on reasonable terms and
with promptness. jy i2-St
lust kECElVED--A superior lot of Smith
u field hog-round BACON; also, Is bbls. genuine
APPLE VINEGAR; for sale ny
GEO. A. HUNDiEY 4 CO.,
jy l2-3t' 9th and M arshall streets
EuANO..-Ro. ] Peruvian Guano, for sale, TO
~ arrive. BY l.. II, SkiNKER X co,
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mA- Price List at IO9 Main Street.
WTITE DUCK LINEN SUITS. .......-.S So 50
STRIPED LINEN SUITS.--............. 50
WHITE LINEN PANFS Observation-Disclosures. SO
STRIPED AN d BROWN LINEN VESTS. rs
BLACK ALPACA COATS. ............... 3 so
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS..---....-... $50
TUPMAN has a large stock of goods for the
son. consisting of Drap d Etc, Alpaca Linen, Cas-
slmere, Single Mied Cloth, Silk. and Marseilles
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, made IN good sly .e,
we'll assorted as to size and quality, a. for sale
cheap. Good STOCK, scylish and durable, can Be
bought at 100 Main street.
VIM. s. TUPMAN, Agent,
Third door above I4th street,
je 30-ts(2p) South side of Main.
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MARRIED


] r Evans. MI IMAM g. LEE, Of Columbia,
Tenn. and Miss MARY ANN sATrERWHlTE.
of tins CITY
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UNION PRAYER MEETING
49, Union Prayer Meeting Of all dsnomi
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. at the I.ECTUR T. ROOM
Grace St, from till O'Clock. The citizens gem
orally are invited to attend, as we'll as all stran-
gers visiting the city. lie l2-im
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- July 2Bd, 1860.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
FOR CASH, TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
We have this day marked down the following
Goods Lo from Is TO 50 per cent. below cost, to sell
them off before LIST of August. at which time
shall close out all summer Goods on hand at auc-
5000 worth of elegant DRESS SILKS;
Jrenadlne. Berege and UrsandIe ROBES:
BEREGES, ORGANDiES and LAWNS;
PO1LIN rs, DUCALS and English BE-
REGES;
GINGHAMS, colored French BRILLlANTES,
PARASOLS;
POPLINETT BUSTERS and SILK MANTLES.
PERKINS i CO.,
jy Sim No. l4l Eagle Square.
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NJ Church Hill Alum Water. Richmond,
Wins w alter has been found highly beneficial
in tho cure of by spepsia, Liver Complaints, hron
io Bronchitis, Chronic DiarrbGa, Chronic Dyson
tery. Menorrhpgia. LeucorrhGa, Prolapsus UterI,
PASSIVE Dropsles, Nervous Diseases, EIuptive At
fectIOns, Ulcers and Scrofulous Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be had, HEsH
FROM THE. SPRING, at the Drug Stores of
Meade & Baker, Joseph Laidiey, and at my resi-
dence LIZ l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN-LEW.
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CASTLE SOAP. Is boxes Old Marseiles
WIN \ KOYSTER,
jy lost Corner Cary and Virginia streets.
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go TAKE NOTICE-That an adjourne
90 meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike Company
will be held at NATH'L C CRENsHAw's, IN Han
over county. the 18th of this month, at ii O'clk
A. M, who extends invitation to the Stock
holders to dine with HIM on that day.
JOHN b. CRENSHAW,
~ l2-dtd&cwlt President
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EA Removal Office.-The un.
designed has removed his GENERAL INSCK.
ANCE OFFICE to the Counting Room OF
MCKEEVEH & BROKEN, No. Exchange Ho-
tel Building. His friends and patrons wishing to
renew POLICl rs, and all persons desiring TO eff
feet INSURANCE, life or Fire,) will find him at
the above mentioned place, daily, texcept Sun
day from TO O'Clock, and from to o'clock.
INSURANCE, as usual, of all kinds, upon the
most redS enable terms.
AL toSeeS promptly paid.
T.. r. BROKEN,
General Insurance Agent,
No. Exchange Hotel Building.
i've St Richmond, Va.
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go THE MARSHALL AND HENRY
GSA COMPANIES will hold their regular
monthly meetings at their room. on 18th street,
This 9TH URSDAYl Evening, at 67a o'clock The
fund to he disposed of amounts to about $1,000
The Boards Of directors OF both Companies will
meet at LEE PLEAsANTs' office at & O'clock.
Members are requested to be punctual.
jy l2-lt JAS. K. LEE, Sec'y.
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M Auction Attention is asked
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and STORE + * *,
TURtS. KEY OF HOUSE, LICENSE, &c.,IHIS
ON Broad street. between 9th and 9TH:
ALsO-To my sale THIS AFTERNOON. a.
Robinson. at 8 O'Clock. of gOUSEh0Lp FuR-
NITUkE, HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS.
y2-lt THoS W. KEESEE. Auct.
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n The OxySenated Bitters have no equa
as a tonic medicine. They contain no alcohol, and
of fema es suffering from debility or from any de-
rangemsnt of the natu al functions
Sold by ADIE Il GRAY. PURCELL,L ADD a.
Co, w. PETERSON, J. 2. DUVAL. and by All
other dealer in medicines. Jy l2-2tW 6S
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NJ 1915 Cases and Baskets Champaign
Emnsacipg the following celebrated brands. VIZ !;
"OrigInal green Seal" Charles HeiascK:
Iier. y Comet Also, 10 cases GENUINE SAX
Dimes. ,;, ,b,.
,srwa MCKEEVER & BROKEN.
Wine and Liquor St.re,
1a-st No, Exchange Hotel Building.
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NJ Come and See!
SPRING OVERCOATS and BUSTERS.
Choice MARSEILLES VESTS.
FANCY LINEN PANTS, new styles.
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE COATS.
MARSEILLES and SILK VESTS.
SKELETON VESTS, light as air.
GAUZE SHIRTS and DRAWERS
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
CORDED SILK ACKS.
All of which are new, having been made within
the last two months, and warranted IN every par
ricular. Call on your ''old familia friend" TUP
MAN. at 100 Nam street, south side: third door
above l4th street. W. 5. TUPMAN,
jy lots Agent.