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Report Of the Tobacco Market.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June -, 1867.
Breaks full. Market firm and prices I'M
changed Below we give the transactions 232
hogsheads. - tierces, and 80 boxes offered, and
sold as follows;
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L,gs.-Common 10 medium dark working,
s.. 30 TO 81; good dark working, IS to S.; sun
cured common, SIS to $lO sun-cured, good,
$40 TO $lj coal. cured, common, SIS 10 $40 !;
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 to SIS; coal-cured, fam
cy, $50 TO $40.
LeGf-Common dark working S. TO 80 !;
medium dark working, $40 10 Sl2; good dark
working, 81 10 $l4; fine and wrapping, $50 to
500: sun-cured, $l5 to S25 and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $780, yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $50 TO 500 and $500.
SHIPPING. TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Tery common and heavy weights,
s. TO $3.50; medium, "a to $3.50; good, So
TO IS.
Leaf-English shipping, SIC to $50 and S23 !;
continental shipping, $l2 to SIS and So.
sTEMMING TOBACCO.
LeGf-Common, SO to SIS; good, Sl2 to $lj !;
fine, $40 TO $40 and $50.
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DrU Goods.

-EoR THE BENEFIT OF
THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND AND THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
we hereby inform them that we have nhe
stock Of seasonable DRY GOODS, and solicit call
TO convince them that we are selling Inc pest ""i
gainsin DRESS GOODS,
DoMEsTICS,
CAssIMEREs,
WHITE GOODS,
EMBRUIDERIEs.
FANS,
PARAsOLs,
UMBRELLAS,
and every article generally TO be had In nfs''
class store Kew Goods received daily at
WILLIAM THALHIMERS,
Ne sls Broad street,
isr-u between Third and Fourth.
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JelreIeTS, dc.

TUNE IS, 1867.
OPENING TITS WEEK AT N0WLAN i CO.'S,
mag nfcert assortment OF rich
JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVERWARE,
fresh from the factories of Europe and America.
LADIES' SETS OF PINS and EAkRlNGs-the
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, EMERALDS, and other
precious stones.
ELEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved at
tao h ments.
SUPERB hEONTINB CHAINS and PINS.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS.
CARD-C ASBS, HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS,
and a great variety of beautiful
FERMENTATION GOODS.
An endless variety of STERLING SIVERWARE
in cases at prices low any house in New
York or Phliadephia. Call and examine at
NOWLAN & CO.'S,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
ia 10 above the post office.
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iSDPci0Z Notices.
so HANDSONI

So HANDsOMEsT DRESS GOODS IN
THE CITY, AT A. HrRsH & Co's-We have
Just received splendid line Of the neweststyles
FRENCH LRN0Es,
MoZAMBlQUEs,
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES,
JACONBTs, LAWNS, &C,
which we can offer at prices far below market
value, they having been purchased at re-
cent closing ont sale in New York, which will
more than compare with our already reduced
prices.
We would especially call the attention OF the
ladies to the above facts, and respectfully invite
them to call early. A. H1RSH 4 Co.,
lie ls-s 627 Broad street.
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUSE 20, 1867.
Sun rises.......... 4.42 Moon rises......... 9.45
Sun sets .........7 .ls High tide. p. M..... 6.2i
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, 1867.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE Is, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Boston, mer-
chandise, Crowell Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Petersburg, Traver., Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, d. w. Currie.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Clara Montgomery, Drinkwater, ar
rived I'm Boston on the 18th instant from Rich
mond.
Schooner Pawnee, Weaver, sailed from New
York for Richmond on the 18th instant
Schooner Mohawk, Bradley, from Richmond Tor
Charleston, put into Norfolk on the 18th for sea-
man.
BY TELEGRAPH.
QUEENSTOWN, June l9.-Steamer City of London
touched here.
SAVANNAH. June l9.-Anived, steamer San ia
cinto, New York.
CHARLESTON, June l9.-Arrved, steamer Sara
gossa, New York sailed, Sea Gull, Baltimore.
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RETURN OF THE Rev. DR.. READ.--Rev.
C. II. Read, D. D., pastor Of the United
Presbyterian church in this city, returned
from an extended trip through the South
and West on last Friday. 1t will be re-
membered by his many friends that DR..
Read left Richmond early in February
last on a mission undertaken to obtain
funds for the completion Of the new
church edif1ee which his congregation are
now building. In an account Of his tour
given to his people on last Sabbath DR..
Read stated that he had visited the cities
of Augusta, Macon, and Columbus, Ga. !;
Montgomery and Mobile, Ala; New Or
leans, La; Galveston and Houston, Texas,
returning by way Of st. Louis, Memphis,
Nashville, and Louisville. Everywhere
he was received with open arms, and in
most cases cordiality was accompanied by
equal liberality. The total amount of con-
tributions forwarded to Richmond was
about So, 900 in cash, besides promises of q
considerable sum.
We are indebted to the Christian o.
Serrer, of this city, for some of the facts in
the above brief statement.
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rwEET SPRINGS

GWEET SPRINGS,
y MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that ne has taken the above
FAMOUS and SaLUBRIOUS WAThRING-PLACB,
and that IL will be opened for the rec option OF
visitors on the 18th OF JUNE, with every appoint.
ment and attraction 10 render II, as heretofore,
the MOST DESIRABLE SUMMER RESORT IN
THE UNITED STATES.
He need only refer to hose who have known his
previous career az caterer TO have his assurance
believed that the cuisine, cellars attendance, and
accommod atoms, will be unsurpassed.
The SWEET SPRINGS ara approached from
WASHINGTON City by the Orange and Alexandra
and Virginia Central railroads.
Parties desiring to make arrangements for visit
ing ths Springs, or Information, should address
the undersigned, until 3lst of May, ut New York
Uotsi, New York after tnat time, Sweet Springs,
Monroe county, West Va. .
my2l-tJyl JAMES CARRoLh
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MO. 2ll.-TO THE LADIES.

n
would respectfully call the attention OF the Ia
dies and the public generally 10 my large and well
selected stock OF
HAIR GOODS,
which is now ready for inspection, consisting in
part of
BRAIDS, CURLS,
TOUPEES. WIGS,
WATERFALLS, FRIZETTRS, &c,
which will sell at the lowest cash prices.
| have also received new patterns OF HAIR JEW :
BLkY, and am prepared to make and repair any
thing in that line.
Nothing but the best gold will be used for mount
ing the same.
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me heretofore, hope, by strict ahen-
ton TO business 10 merit continuance OF the same
WILLIAM WILDT,
No. 2il Broad street
lie IL between second ana Ihlrd.
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Dissertations, dc.

~ fore exiting between William J. LYMAN
and Z. y. LYMAN partners trddn. a, WILLIAN
J. LYMAN BRurhBR was DIS ly.d by ml.
tual consent on the LIST instant. BY an agTstmsal
male and entered into between the parties, WI.
liam ] Lynham Is alone authorized 10 settle no
the business Of the late firm. Parties ihzT-i.'s
indebted are rcquested 10 make prompt psym-ul
unto said William ]. Lynham, and those hUlIU.
claims against the sgid firm are requested 10 pre-
sent the same TO him for payment.
WILLIAM J. LYMAN will continue on the
front OF the same stall.
ia l9--3t WILLIAM J. LYMAN.
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GEORGE l.. BIDGOOD, successor to Bdgsodk
PiIsy, 1873 Main street, Richmond. Va woIld r..
spectfully announce that he will continue q:
BOOK. STATIONERY, AND PlhHo F"htt
BUSIN ESS, and asks Continuance Of The pitrg,.
age SO LITERALLY bestowed upon the late firm. H.
bTothars, Robert and Joseph Btdgood, are as.
CT .teG with him, and wall be pleased ot"rgs tD-i
friends, ia III
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FURNITURE WARERooMs-

X O1SE WAhFROUMS.-A
Chxmbsr, and Dining room FURHITURR. Ward.
twSoes BnIesns, Bedstssds, Wsshstsnds. Cane and
go q, seat hairs, Arm and Rocking Chxifs Hair
MsIous " mention. Call and examine for your.
ssNss. HABLlsTOH BROTHER,
Ho. ses ain street, corner Ninth.
Ana T.nih :, - LOT rent, On Cary between Ninth
s - s--0
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF NJ
ROWAN & CURTIS being Dissolved, the !.
siness az sHIPBROKERS AND 'EEbL ~
MISSION MERCHANTS will bs eoDtluued HS''
the arm Of MCGOWAN * ARAlsTEAD.
They solicit a continuation OF the patTons.',
the old firm, as well "a 4 fayo. be consider.
of the public Strict attention vii De gwen y !.
matters pertaining TO shipbrokefAge ana the 49,
" L. McROWAN,
;asIu RO. A. ARMlsTEAp.
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ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
IOND HOUSE. CORNER OP

DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
IL GOVERNOR AND ROsS STREETS, SIyH.
MOND, EA.-This CommOdiOus and admirlhN.
loca'e1 building, having been thorough reTdi'i
and newly painted, is now open and prepared 70
accommodate TSANslENr, PERM ANEST. an
DAY BDARDERS The rooms are large, airy
and combines everything desirable. Terms mote.
rate. my 2l-u
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WILLIAM ]. LYMAN.
DISSOLuTION or CO-PAkTNER,

IL SHIP The co-psTtnership heretofore rKr..
ing under tn style and firm OF BlDGDpb ElLhI
was this day dis Owed By mutual consent UeoT.s
L. Fidgood, having purchased the Interest .
Joseph Riley, will continue the business on h,'
own account.
Persons indebted 10 the concern will please cone
forward ard make payment, and those having
claims against the sam0 will present them for ,s.'
Element. June |, Isl.
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DISSOLuTION OF CO-PARrNFR.

~ SHIP.-The CO. partnership heretofore ext
ing In the city Of Richmond under the trm 4.
STRAUS STERN Is this day dissolved ny mH'
consent The business OF the co parn"rsh,p ".H
BIO wound mp by joseph srKAr-, to whom All p1'
ments on account thereof are 10 he made, ana W..
il alone authorized 10 use tho name 81 the 'A'
w JOSEPH STRkUS,
LAZARUS STERN.
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Picnic OF THE SOCIAL CIRCLE TO ASH
LAyD.-The members Of the Richmond
Social Circle on Tuesday evening had what
was intended to be a moonlight picnic at
Ashland, and which, in spite Of the bad
weather, proved to be most pleasant
affair.
The party left the Fredericksburg depot
at about o'clock in the evening in a spe-
cial train, and as they left the city Arm
brecht's post band played lively air.
Soon the suburbs were passed, and they
were gliding smoothly over an excellent
road, each one eager for the frolc before
him.
Ashland being reached, the merry
makers repaired to the ball-room, and
after resting themselves little while, in
augurated the dance. The music was
splendid, the spirits of the party excellent,
without Difference to the weather, and as
a matter of course the dance was lively.
In dancing and promenading the hours
sped unnoticed by until between 10 and ii
O'Clock, when choice refreshments were
served. The tagging spirits of the party
being revived, they resumed the shutting
of feet, and kept them going until after 2,
when the lusty lungs of the memorable
iron horse "tooted" all abroad. Its warn
ing was quickly needed, and in less than
an hour afterwards its burden was safe in
Richmond.
The picnic, though unattended with one
of its chief attributes, moonshine, passed
off agreeably, and was but little the less
romantic for the absence of the soft, mel
low rays Of the moon. We must return
our thanks to the officers and managers
for their courtesy and kind efforts to pro-
mote our enjoyment. We were also the
recipients of favors at the hands Of Mrs.
Wyatt, the proprietress of the Ashland
Hotel, a most kind and agreeable land
lady, who offers many inducements to the
traveller to visit Ashland.
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have tn
" dav associated ourselves together under
STYLE and lrm OF CURTIS, PARKER q kinDt,' q
for the purpose Of conducting Agen9Ial sBlG j. /.
KEKhGE AND COMM SSlOS Business IN y
city OF Richmond. and have taken an once a. -
10 Eighteenth street between Main ana cary
respectfully solicit the patronage OF our ii'eI'
"NU wv JOHN A. CURTIS,
late OF McKowau Curtis
JOHN n PnRKLE,
JAMES Y. EiDplCh,
late agent Virginia Towing ComPAGI'
June I 1887. ye 49,
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DRY GOODs.-Ths CO. partnership Of sTRAUs
STERN being dissolved, shall carry on Tue pHI
GOODS BUSINESS in the city OF Riehlh"La =
my own account, individually, and Will a'"N'
keep on hand, and offer TO the public,a choice =.
.ortment q! DRY GOODS, and all articles Ia u.
10 ll-lawIw JOSEPH sIEhIs
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TRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GREBYBRIER COUNTY. WEST VA.

This old, well known and popular HOTEL Ia
oren for visitors. II has been REFITTED and
FURNISHED, and will he conducted, as hereto.
fore, with especial regard 10 the comfort and "a
OF WHITE SULPHUR GROUNDS and WATERS.
my 29-lm 4. 8. CALDWELL, Proprietor
DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON
N ROE COUNTY, WEST VtRGINIA.-This old
and we'll known watering place will be again
opened for the reception OF visitors by the 18th Of
June next. Persons desiring circulars will receive
them upon application by letter to
my 23-tJy2E s. GWINN ( co.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS. BATH

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, BATH
ID COUNTY, VA.-This well known and flvorits
watering place, ten miles from Millhoro' depot,
will be opened on the TENTH OF JUNE for the
reception Of visitors.
Asa curative for chronic diarrhGa. dyspepsia,
scrofua and all cutaneous diseases, these wateis
stand unrivalied.
The route for visitors from the North is ria
Orange and Alexandria railroad ; from the South,
by the Central or Virginia aud Tennessee rail-
roads to Millboro' depot, leaving Washington,
reaching the springs the same evening.
The Bath Alum being the night sand for the
stages from Milboro' to the other Springs in this
section-Wsrm, Hot, Heating, &c.--visitors TO
those Syringe cen leave tn II point daily.
BOAKD-$3 per day Sl5 per week.
ie7-2m JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor.
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= " " SUMNER FAs HONS.
PRICES TO SUIT GiT THE TIMES,
No. 1907 MAIN Il STREET,
(opposte the post.ofice).
We are in receipt OF cur full assortment for the
coming sess"v' and n shall ,s open on
the finest stock Of Of SUMMER CLOTHING ever Of
fered In Richmond, which we assure our
patrons and the public to be
cuo,c in all 5esbbe sstss1p.p1y
We have selected from the largest stocks of Cloth
ing on the merican Continent, and
purchasing for CAsH-the
potent purchaser OF
the age
think we can sell to the best possible advantage
TO THE PURCHASER OF GOODS,
SH Fu f~hi iIS Sis JGs sssUMME GARMsSTs t
which We are determined to
SELL AT VEST PRICES,
preferriDg the nimble sixpence to the slow
shilling.
We are happy 10 say to our customers we can now
answer to its fnll extent, the
unprecedented de-
OUR UNIQUE AND ELEGANT LINEN SUITS.
js n-teoo HENRY T, MILLER.
THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
SHCRT-TAII.ED CtlAJ> --
All who want to see rhe latest novelties in the
fashionable world are invited TO call al
No. 5 FOURTEENTH STREET,
and look at the weekly arrivals from Broadway
CLOTHS OF the nn'''
CAssIMEREs, and Szsr,yas
and a large variety OF
MARSELLES and LINENS,
..,l, .txvln N MI
the most fastidious taste, and at short notice.
In our stock of Ready made Clothing we offer
Cashmere Suits at SIS, which can't be beat in this
or any other maThe'.
Prices for other styles Of Clothing correspond
ingy low. Ny stock il large and has been manu-
featured under my own supervision.
Cents Furnishing Goods and
Boy and Youths Clothing,
OF all descriptions. and sold as low as the lowest.
B. BSCHER,
No. south Fourteenth street,
jel between Main and Cary.
WHAT IS UP NOW? IS A CUES
w ton frequently asked us. We don't know Of
anything being up: but we know W hat is DOWN,
aud that is the article OF READf-MApE CLolh-
'-''' sCHAAP * HARTMAN'S,
No. 1911 Main street near Thirteenth street
Il is truly astonishing how low they marked their
goods down. Go and look at their stock Of
'h0 HIN - ia GsXTs FURNISHING GOODS.
And if Won need any FINE SHIRTS made to order
the right place is at No 1911 Main street.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
ieu SCHAAP < HARTMAN.
lust RECEIVED,
LINEN AND ALPACA COATS,
at No 1900 Main street.
E. B. SPENCE Agent,
Merchant Tailor and Clo,hier. jsa
u large assortment Of !
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MOT STRANGE,
But VERY TRUE,
that we sell bargains in all sorts OF
nPN GDOnG


DRY GOODS,
and shall continue to do until every one in the
city and country is convinced of it,
Yard wide Bleached Cottons at 10 and l6c., worth
20 and Csc.
Good Unbleached Cottons AZ !2l and l5c.;
Sheetngs full p yards wide at IS and 6oc., worth
70 and i5c.;
English Berages and Mo2ambiqucs at 20 and 25c.,
very cheap;
Grenadines and Hernanis, the cheapest in tn
city;
Wide Black Silks at Si.75 and 50, Warranted bar
gain:
Splendid stock Of Cassimeres at the lowest prices
Parasols and Umbrellas, all styles-reasonable
Lace Collars and EmbroideIies, in great variety;
at WILLIAM THALHIMERS s,
SIS Broad, between Third and Fourth streets
je l3
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THE FIRE IN MISUNDERSTANDING are in
formed on good authority that we were in
error yesterday in stating that there was
no effort made to extinguish the fire which
occurred in the wooden building occupied
by the Manchester cotton and wooden
mandatory. When the alarm was given,
quantity of waste was saved, and as
soon as the hose of the fire company could
be attached to the city water works the
fire was extinguished. The building was,
however, destroyed. 1t was isolated,
standing some distance from the manufac-
tory, and such was its inhammable nature
that it could not have been saved.
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or CUARTES VOTET-

or. CHARLES HOTEL.
- COREER MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREET.
This FIRST class and popular Hotel having r@s.,,
~ beon thoroughly repaired and new Ia fnrri.5.,,
Is now open for The reception Of guests
Being situated on the main street Of tina III,
cOnyensntto all the railroad depots stssmt,,,
landings, and principal business houses to,s,L,,
with it's superior table. comic, table accommaE
tions, and tare reduced 10 s2.5O per day. II i,l.
most desirable hOuse for the travelling publ.ct
stop at while In the ely.
stages attend all railroad trains and staambos,
landings to convey Passengers tn the hotel
10 l2-3m W. J. BABCOCk pronria,g,
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WE HAVE
THE LARGEST,
BEST ASSORTED, AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF
MEMS, YpUTHs', AND BoTS CLOTHING
IN RICHMOND;
equal to. any in style, make, and fit; comprising
ALL KINDS, SIZES, AND QUALITIES
adapted 10
THE WANTS OF ALL,
and sold at
LOWER PRICES THAN THE LOWEST
CALL AND SEE.
THOMAS s. BALDWIN b CO.,
Late Keen, Baldwin & Co.,
fsl3 corner above post ofice.
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THE VIRGINIA WARM SPRINGS
BATH COURTHOUSE,

are now open fer the reception of v!sito's. These
waters are so famed for their efficacy in the cure
of disease, and the location FOR its beauituifcenery
and healthful climate, that ii is unnecessary 10
give any extended description OF them.
Route Uin Virginia Central railroad to Mil
boro' depot thence by frst-Class coaches over a
good turnpike fifteen miles to the springs, the
same day guests leave Richmond or Baltimore.
ROARD-Less than one week, - 50 per day {:
children and servants in proportion. one week
and over, SIS per week. Fifty dollars per month
for single persons less for families.
ie Sim GEORGE MAYSE, Proprietor.
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H. y. r; WOOD, p,on,f.
ie l!-lw A. J. WOOD, ii"pU|
HOUSE,

IA yyxD,rv :. ,WssHISGTOy, D. C.
This favorite HOiel, having been sr.a,Iv,.
proved by The present pfoprletors, ffofrnsTly 90.
nected with the hose under the nan,ys,,oSsYS. W,
the Messrs. hirkwood. Is row open for lie acsc.S
T. solicited.
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TOOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THISi
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET!
At EZEKIEL's, No. Il MAIN srRsEr.
5000 yards BLEACHED TWILLsD COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only l6ic per yard, worth 2sc.;
Z. 900 yards heavy BLEACEgD (wide) SHEET.
INGS, nearly one and half yards wide,
900 wards SUPERFINE Sd PILLOW-C CASE COT.
TON, only soc. the yard
600 wards I'D and lo-l BLEhCHED and UN.
BLEACHED sHEETINGs at greatly reduced
prices! . 1000, :,
5000 yards all styles Of DREss GOODS, now SELL
ing of without regard to cost;
600 Yards ali STYLES OF GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
lust to suit n o times - -
500 wards HEAVY GRAY 'TwILLED FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
must be sold of.
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. Il Main street,
fs3 nearly opposite St. Charles Hotel
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Tr0ini0 Springs.

DATES OF BOARD AT KUN
IL BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VIRGINIA
suIIicient reasons have determined to reduce tne
rats Of Board for this watering season, ana n~
Them as follows
By The MONTH thirty days............... Is 90
I am we'll aware that no first class Watering
shs existing currency nevertheless | intend me
Eockbridge Alum to be LITTLE BETTER KEPT tnI7
sea. on than Il has been in Its whole history,
and for this pledge myself TO the public. Jhoss
therefore who desire good accommod atoms ana
uneanfi led mineral waters can find both at this IA
, y0p, nsi mountain f'''' WILLIAM fEbZfER,
IL 2OTuTh&StAu4 Acting Partner.
PHEASANT SUMMER RESORT
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, sixty 1.-two miles west
Of Richmond, on the Virginia Central railrotd.
Would Ia Ike more BOARDEHS on very reasonable
terms. JANIS 81. olEh SnS' L. IT,
10 2o-FATulm Proprietor Louisa Hotel.
THE AMELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS
will be open July 1st for the accommodation
OF visitors. by the day, week, or month.
TERMS slQ per week S25 per month.
J. A. CRENSHhW,
ie12-s Jetersville, Amelia county, We.
BEDFORD ALUM AND l o D l " E
u SPRINGS will be open and in complete order
for the reception Of visitors on the LIST OF June.
Psmphlets containing certificates from Drs. j.
University OF Pennsy lvania J. }. Norman, snd
other eminent hysicians, can be had ny address
ing the proprietOrs showing the medical proper
ties Of this water TO be unequtlied.
conveyance will meet the trains on the VIZ
ginia and Tennessee railroad at Forest Depot,
eleven miles above Lynchburg.
IL ii 3nn ROBERTSON & co.
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clothing.

T INEN CLOTHING.-Keep cool and
In order TO do so low US to advise you 10 call
and purchase OF us q suit OF or,,v1
LIGHT WOODEN or LINEN CLOTHisd
tina cannot be exceled In this or any oher piAcs'
u will keep you cool.
twill cost but little money.
IL will wear you well. and give you entire salts.
faction and If you will exercise your ludgneD,
In prudence economy, style. workmanship, and
all the req uisites to gentilily, then call upon
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO..,
q * 1903 Ms In strset.
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BOnrtttag and Lodojuo

pOA RD.-A few PERMANENT a.;
ID Day BOARDEsS ran be seeon,nod',. ahd
Frinkiin street, second door from he 80 o.
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