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sy RocKBRIDGE ALUM WATER AND

THE .sMASSn OR SALTS OF THE WATER
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond and 4. b.
FUCKER & CO., Lynchburg. keep the above
constantly. on sale. AS an ALTERNATIVE AMI
TONIC there is no water like 1t. Its curative
powers in DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS CliRo.
MIC DIARRHEA, CUTANEOUS AZTEC.
TONS &C., &C., are well known to the profession.
In all female troubles, also as an appetizer sndi
general restorative to enfcebled constitution, Il
Is believed TO be without rival amongst mineral
waters.
The 'saIass - or Salts of the water are. in nearly
all ailments capital substitute, andoher much The
cheapest md most convenient form Of obtaining
the water. Their use and popularity are gro~int
rapidly. Apply as above for Springs Pamphlet,
or by mali to FRAZIER &sRANDoLPi.
my Aim Rockbridge Alum Springs Va.
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The New Orleans Radicals Released from Ar.
rest by General Grants Order, etc.

rest by General Grants Order, etc.
NEW ORLEANS, June Sin consequence
of the arrest of s. B. Packard on Saturday,
the balance of the members of the Conyen-
TONS Board Of Registration issued yester-
day another proclamation denouncing Gen
eral Buchanan and endorsing Packard.
They were consequently arrested this morn
ing i but all were released by General Blu
chanan in consequence of the receipt by
him Of q telegram from General Grant. On
releasing Them, General Buchanan in
formed them that should Congress fail to
legislate in the matter of the admission Of
Louisiana, they will be rearrested and tried
by military commission.
The suit brought by Governor Wells and
Mayor Heath to test the legality of the last
elections for directors of the New Orleans,
Jackson, and Great Northern railroad, in
which the State and city vote was excluded,
was decided by the Supreme Court to-day
in favor Of the right of the Governor and
Mayor to vote the stock Of the State and
city. A different decision had been given
by q lower court.
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DECORATION OF GRAVES OF CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS NEAR BALTIMORE.-The tribute of
relatives and friends to the memory Of de-
parted Confederate soldiers who died here
and were inferred in Loudon Park Gene
terry was rendered on Saturday afternoon
last by large numbers, mostly ladies and
children, who made their way to the ceme-
terry for the purpose. The afternoon was
clear and bright, adding attractiveness to
the natural and artificial beauties of the
grounds, inviting pedestrians, as well as
others in carriages and by the passenger
railway, to the spot. The ceremony took place
between and o'clock. The Confederate
graves lie in q handsome oak grove, sloping
to vale, on the west side of the grounds,
in regular rows, to the number Of nearly
two hundred. The scene was subdued
and solemn, while both young and
!, old for some two hours continued
their offerings, until every mound was al
most entirely covered with flowers. An
aged lady approached two graves, to which
for time she appeared to pay special at
tention. Beautiful wreaths of cypress, in
terwoyen with white blossoms, were care
fully laid at the head Of each, while bou-
quetS were scattered III pfOluslOu tne eHllle
length of the little mounds which marked
the spot where repose the remains of her
two sons. The tribute was participated in
by all classes of ladies, until the whole
space occupied by the Confederate graves
presented the appearance of rich conser-
vatory. @~'2 5'
The graves, though neatly sodded, are
without headstones, and the suggestion
being made for collection to supply such,
some 5000 were subscribed on the spot, and
large portion of it paid in cash.-San,
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BET WIN. B. IsAAcs 4 CO., BANKERS

w WIN. b. ISAACS & CO., BANKERS
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS. @s---s---.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time in sums to suit purchasers on most reliable
houses In ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
FRANCE. GERMANY. SWITZERLAND. BEL.
GUM, HOLLAND. SWEDEN, and NORWAY
i DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold al a liberal discount,
NH 28--am
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DEATH OF Mrs. L. q. CHANDLER:-This
estimable lady died on Saturday last in
this city. Mrs. Chandler was native of
the State of Virginia, and no lady enjoyed
the love and esteem of a larger circle of
friends and acquaintance. She leaves an
interesting family to mourn her departure.
- Norfolk Day Book.
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! IMPORTANT ,ARREsT.-Through the exer-
tions of Mr.. Fred. Depro, special agent of
the fPost-ofice Department, A. 81. Reed, of
the Paymaster Generals Office, was arrested
this afternoon on the charge of sending out
circulars to postmasters and others through
out the country, soliciting on behalf of the
|" National Managing Committee = five dol
lars. from each person to whom they were
addressed, to enable them to retain their.
positions. Already more than twenty mo-
ineyed letters have been received in re-
Spouse, which are retained by the Depart
ment.F Others, it is charged, were got out
of the lock box by Reed before his arrest.
He asserts his innocence, and says he is an
agent of another person. Letters have
been found in his trunk by Mr.. Depro
which, it is alleged, show his tReed's) con-:
tnection with the affair. He is held at po-
lice headquarters for o hearing this eve
ning.-W ashngton Star, Jssae s.
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The Elections in South Carolina-Decrease In
Radical Majorities.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June s.-The returns
from the county elections held last week
show that the Radicals have again carried
most of the counties, but by reduced ma
jorities. Many counties in the interior
which gave Radical majorities in April have
now elected Democratic county tickets. In
some of these the registration showed large
negro majorities. So that hundreds Of ne
groes must have voted the Democratic
ticket, and hundreds more have not voted
at oil
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M-s5oo, 600 TO LEND ON COLLATl

KNS50O, 600 TO LEND ON COLLATE
RAILS, IN SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS
Office Of JOHNSTON BROTHERS Il CO.,
Bankers, No. 1913 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
EN'NOTICE.-JOHN BROTHERS 4
co. make advances on or purchase, as holders may
prefer, all good SOUTHERN, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS, as well Il,
all other desirable securities.
800, 900 Virginia Registered Stock,
50, 900 Richmond City Stock,
100, 900 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds,
q, 900 Virginia Central Railroad Bonds
25. 900 Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Bonds,
100, 900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
wanted, In lots from 81, 600 upwards.
We are prepared to lend to any desired extent
Communications sent to us by mail will receive
faithful and prompt attention. NH l?-2aw3m
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The Paris Races.
consin.

PARIS, June S.-The horse Earl won the
great prize at the race to-day. The Empe-
ror and Empress, Prince Imperial, and
Count and Countess De Flanders, were pre-
sent.
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wAFACr WORTH KNOWING.-At I'd,

@ FACT WORTH KNOWING.-At tbs
particular season, when the weather Is ~ change
able rs the wind-when the most robust constl'i'
lions are attacked and undermned-and when
feeble systems are shattered and unnerycd II IS al
solntely necessary that scientific principles shonI
be brought to the aid of Nature, In order to aver
the contraction Of those diseases that usually be-
come seated and fixed from the continuous changes
seem to answer the purpose so well rs BAkER's
BITTERS, for while other remedies have brth
tried and failed this medicine has proved to be- ts
Debility, Collie, Sour Stomach, Colds. aud Con.
sumption I'm its incipient stages. Prepared soit?
Of vegetable extracts, and so, admirably c"ui'
pounded as To act ut once upon the Liver. lises-
tive organs, Blood and Mind, IL drives ont lnpl-
rifles Increases the Appetite. Improves the Digs
ton, strengthens the Lungs. and So tones up 'r
inner man rs to render II impcrvious to ordinar,
colds. AS 4 family medicine. It has no equal ana
needs only TO be tried to recommend Itself.
addressing y. BAKER.
r je %--tAus ess ii box 33a Richmond va.
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LONDON, June 8-Noon.-Consols, 9511a
.@95k United States bonds, 1875.
FRANKFORT, June 81 United States
bonds, 77. ..-,. -. -,
LIVERPOOL, June s.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet; estimated sales, 1000 bales. Bread
stufs quiet. Provisions unchanged. s..
afternoon. --Cotton.-The sales for the
week will exceed 10, 900 bales. Corn, S5s.
Lard dull. 81 ss.5 ~ IS
LryERpoeI, june 8. Evening. Cotton
Sales, 1000 bales uplands, nas@12.
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I General Lee has written q letter to the
editor of the Yale Courant denying the truth
of the recent accounts Of alleged outrages by
students of the college Of which he is
president, and saying that he had hoped
the previous denials by others had satisfied
ell fair-minded persons.
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me Senate Committee to investigate at
fempts @ influence votes on the conviction,
of the President cannot be got together.
The Radicals are said to be afraid 90 ;nyasu..
tigation. Mr.. BUCKALEw, may call the
matter up in open Senate.
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PROPOSALS.

p = -. . 80 DOVER CoMPANY,1
OFFICE ESGIYEERt AND SUPERINTENDENT.
- - DOVER MINES, Va, June Bes.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL; BE RE
- CEIyED at this Office until MONDAY, June
sSd Instant for supplying the stables Of the COM
pany along the line of tile James River and 5Ka-
nawha Canal from Rock Castle to Lock ~ with
forage and grain food.
The amount required monthly win be about o. 900
pounds Of grain food to be two-thirds Of good,
sound corn meal and one-third shipstuR or corn
and oats IN equal proportions ground togefhere
clover and timothy. timothy bay Of first cutting.
Bidders may propose for supply OF all the sta
bles, or for one or more.
PAYMENTS will be made each month for the
forage delivered the previous month. AZ
The supply will be required from July J 20 De-
eember Is, lses.ss ZEtt ~, - CT. STONE
Engineer and superintendent.
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The Proceedings Of the Corruption
Conn Observation-Disclosures of Butler.

: WASHINGTON, June 8.-The Corruption
Committees investigations under Butler
and Logan (who alone, out Of the seven
members, are attending to it) is taking an
alarmingly wide range. Nothing authentic
is known beyond the outside gossip of wit
nesses, but enough has transpired to create
a general scare among politicians. The dis
trust of Butler is growing, and on early
discharge of the committee from further in
vestigation is probable. " %i
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+ Remember that every cent saved Is so much
gained. Such being the case, we advise purchasers
of DRY GOODS to call and examine the stock OF
LEVY BROTHERS. GFssa
They are always selling goods below the market
price.
Handsome STRIPED ENGLISH BERAGEs al
aoc. per yard;
LENos and MosAMBIQuEs at 20, IS, and Soc,
worth 80, 40, and soc.
Handsome BROCADE. and Stripped LAINEs
at Csc, worth s7ic. per yard;
LAWNS ut lsa, 20, and 2sc.-excellent goods for
the price ;7ee.y--,..rss ,.<..s!s-ef,1-1-
ALPACAsa at 20; 2s, 40, and soc. per yard;
GINGHAAs at l:i, le3 and 2sc.:
SWISS MUSLIN at 90, Is, 90, and asc. per yard;
NAINSOOK II yards wide at 25c., worth 4oc. per
yard, but little left, call early If you want It;
CHECKED MUSLIN at lsa, 20, and $780,;
GAMENT DIMITY at so, 90. and 7sc. -
COTTON and WOOL FLANNEL t-yard wide al
CSC, worth doc. per yard; .sgk
Super ALL WOOL FLANNEL, yard wide, ct soc.,
worth 75c. per yard !; -,.-.Y s.sErs}arrrs.,,
CAMBRIA EDG1NGS, embroidered by hand, q.
10, 10, 20, and &c., not quite half price;
CAMBRIA 1NSERTINGS at IS 20, Is, and 5oc.,
very cheap; - ~
Embroidered BANDS at 2s, so, and 75c. for the
double BAND, one Of the best bargains Of the
Heavy LINEN DRILLS and DUCKS at CSC. per
yard; trs, 4, r.. CAS- s.4 rse. Esfrs.l.
WHITE LINEN DUCKS the best in the market,
suitable for the best Merchant Tailor's trade;
A large stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SAT-
NETS, KENTUCKY JEANS and TWEEDS
at very low prices; p
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS ut 81, worth
$l.50; -, .sg-ts#r
WHITE LOOM DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS,
warranted all linen, two yards long, at $l.2s,
worth So;
HONEY-COMB BRIDAL COUNTERPAINEs,
an extra heavy article, at $3.50, the usual price
FRINGED NAPKINS, pure linen, at $l.2S per
dozen, worth 81; aH
Large DINNER NAPKINS at $3.50 per dozen,
worth So; aefr,a.. Y .as4 o54t.fs
Isle GLOVES, for ladies and children, at l2lc.,
worth 25c.; <-.a.stg. IL ...
Genuine TWISTED SILK MuTTs, for ladies and
Children at CSC. per pair, worth soc.;
Excellent HALF-FINGERED TWISTED SILK
MITTS ut 5oc., worth 75c.; %
ALEXANDRA SILK GLOvES-white, black,
and colored-at soc., usual price 75c.;
Genuine ENGLISH HOSE, equal to the finest
dozen; . ..-.-.- .,
TUCKED COLLARS at 75c. per dozen;
LINEN CUFFS at csc. per pair;
PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 25c., worth 37ic.
COTTON YARNS, all numbers, ut SEAS per bale
for either Manchester or Leeksylle;
CROCHET EDGING, Il yards in piece, for 2Sc.,
worth SC. per yard;
MARSElLLES Trimmings at less than half the
usual price, some styles as low as CSC. for u
piece of II yards
WHITE COTTON PRINCES, good styles, at lo3
and Csc. per yard;
A large Assortment of WHITE MARSEILLES
from CSC. to $l.25 per yard;
WHITE BRILLIANTES ut Is, 80, IS, 40, and 5Oc.,
the cheapest goods In the market;
BLEACHED COTTON, full yard wide, at l2ic.
PILLOW-CASE COTTON, one yard ana six
inches wide, at zoe. per yard, and many other
bargains. E--- ..r s.E
In conclusion, we Will state that we offer no
BATS but sell all goods at very small profit.
LEVY BROTHERS, ls47 Main street,
jes nearly opposite the Old Market-house.
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a&- JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER
NIAGARA PART OF HIS FOURTH add
TON OF NEW GOODS, AT JULIUS Styles
sn MAIN STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH.-Only 800 pieces ofmost desirable DRESS
GOODS just received per steamer Niagara which
will be offered at reduced prices at JULIUS ST.
CLE's, sls Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
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.rxTpt. , eass hns'heer ana sapefin'en'iel

PROPOSALS. FOR THE ERECTION OF
SEVERAL BUILDINGS on the corner OF
Broad and Sixth streets will he received gntil;
sWEDNESDAY,lo 10th instant, at o'clock M. Car
penters, briekayers, fronwORkers, gdshttert, TIM
ners stonecutters painters, and pfasterer are In
yited TO call At our oce and obtain the necessary
information. LYBR0CK q GIBSON,
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m JOHN Z. D0HERTY,

=. F4NENOIdNI lAII.UK,
$40 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment Of CLOTHS
CASSIdERES, COATIEGS, and yESTINGS for
his spring trade, and will during the receive
all the novelties imported manufactured In this
country as fast 40 introduced. Call and examine
the stock. ~ sstG SIX apLau
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Reported shin Burnins.

CAPE MAY, June s.-A bottle has come
here containing paper stating that the
ship Mason, from Gibraltar for New York,
was burning at sea when the bottle was
thrown over. The crew and passengers had
taken to the boats, and no sail was in sight.
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The CRoPs IN THE SoUTHwEsT.-Mema-
phis, June Crop reports from Arkansas
and North Mississippi are very encoura-
ging. The yield of wheat is not very large,
but of superior quality.
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4 4 ~ .
MEXICO HdUana, June 6.-The steam
ship Mersey has arrived from Vera Cruz,
bringing Mexican dates to the 1st instant.
General Negrete had routed, in Chichiquita
mountains, the troops commanded by Cen
eral Vielez and others. Numerous Skin
mishes had taken place with Aurelieno
Rineva's troops, who, had pronounced
against Juarez, and several prisoners had
been taken by the rebels. Numerous pro-
nunciamentos had been issued.
Ratanza had pronounced against Juarez
at Picacho, proclaiming Porfrio Diaz pre-
sident. He was routed, and his adherents
put to flight. The Mexican army is to be
reorganized, and will consist of four divi-
sions Of 4 900 men each.
No internecine troubles had occurred at
Queretaro. g.&-~
The Yucatan> xpeditionary corps, under
General Altorre, had arrived at Vera Cruz.
It is stated that Colonel Dominiques, with
seven hundred men, had made IN attack
upon the Campeachy Indians. The attack
resulted in the defeat of the troops and the
killing Of Colonel Dominiques. Only two
men are reported to have returned from
the fight: The Indians were in hot pursuit
of the soldiers, killing all they found.
General Alatorre is to be commander of
the second division Of the Mexican army in
place of General Diaz, who has been re-
moved.
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Another Gun for Grant-The Great
Captain Don't Rum Well.

CHICAGO, June 8.-The municipal cleo
ttion in Galena Saturday General Grants
home) resulted in the Democrats carrying it
by ESQ majority.
The Democrats have carried Racine, Wis
cOnsin
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We learn that o gentleman of this county
has employed two lawyers of our town to
prosecute a claim in England amounting to
the enormous sum of forty million of
dollars. The attorneys fees are one mil
lion of dollars, the modest little sum of five
hundred thousand each.-Forsyh (Ga.)
Advertiser. .zaf -
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DOYEE COMPANI,l
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.

OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
-r,,T.sl. - DOVER MINES, Va, June 4 lseS. }
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re
- CEIyED by the undersigned until MONDAY,
lime 2ad instant for the mining cleaning, and de-
livery. subject to inspection. on the bank OF the
James River and Kanawha caual, ofFOUR THOU
SAND TONS IRON ORE from this 'Company,s
mines on Stonewall creek Appomsttox county,
and OF FOUR THOUSAND TONS from the COM
pany,s mines at Pudding Hill amherst county.
is about three miles, that Of Padding Hin mines
about one-haH mile. -
- The above ores win be required a. the rate OF
about SOC tons per month from each mine, SO that
the whole amount may be delivered by the lssh De-
PAYMENTS win be made each month for the de-
livery of the previous month.
Engineer and superintendent.
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Don't buy anywhere till you look at that large
and wcll-assorted stock OF every description Of
GOODS at JULIUS sYCLE'S o., Main street, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
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The ALEXANDRIA. MEETING The No
tionas Intelligeacer speaks in terms Of warm
commentator of the Conservative speeches
at Alexandria Saturday evening. e.
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A Radical negro and a Conservative
negro in Savannah, Ga, quarrelled the
other day. A. challenge to fight a duel was
accepted. But before the hour, the Radical
negro became alarmed, and taking bottle
of whiskey with him, went to the house of
the Conservative negro, and bought peace.
The Conservative negro got all the glory
and all the whiskey. A negro had recently
been killed in q duel in Savannah.
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California and Nevada have organized q
company to build o railroad from o point
on the Central Pacific railroad, on Hum
boldt river, Eastern Nevada, to the head of
the Navajo, on the Colorado river, connect
ing with the line Of the Southern Pacific
railroad, with q capital stock of; 81 500, 900.
The length Of the road will be about two
hundred and fifty miles. .-
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Nv sne. Atlartsc Cable.

BRUSSELS, June LIE Tord asserts that
the opinion wfdely prevails in Paris that
war will break out in Europe before the
VIENNA, June 7.-Prince Napoleon has
arrived in this city from Baden. He was
received by the Emperor Francis Joseph,
with whom he held q close consultation.
The object of the visit is unknown.
The Reichsrath have voted to fund all the
different evidences Of national indebted
ness, except the lottery obligations, placing
the interest at five per cent. per annum, and
imposing q heavy tax on coupons.
BERLIN, June I. Bismarck urges the
adoption by European nations and America
Of treaties establ ishing uniform measure
ment of tonnage and capicity of shipping.
ST. PETERsBuRG, June THE Emperor
has issued a ukase setting OF liberty all
persons of foreign birth now exiled to ST.
IBERIA, and all natives of Russia and Poland
sentenced for less than twenty years exile.
FLORENCE, June 6.-His Holiness the
Pope has sent an agent to the United States
to enlist troops there for the Papal army, .
General Garibald has. written several
very earnest letters to his friends and to
the authorities in America, entreatlng
them, in behalfof the liberal party of Italy,
to discourage the project.
LONDON, June 6.-Sir Stafford Northcote,
Secretary Of State for India, has received
later intelligence from the English troops
in Abyssinia. The dispatches are dated
May S0.a General Napier hoped to reach
the coast of the Red sea, at Zoula, by the
LIST Of June. He parted company with
Kussai, his faithful native ally, the day be-
fore the date of his dispatches.
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rT,o LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC Il b

TITO LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIG.-f haye
Just received the most complete stock OF MU-
SIC both Vocal aud instrumenfall ever cnered 70
tie Richmond public. It embraces Foreign aad
Amerfcan Guitar, Vocal. and Instrumental, aud
alarga assortment or Music for beginners Also,
on hand MUSIC that Is sligfaiy damaged which
will he sold for hal & price.
y Great Inducements offered to teachers.
A call from all In want OF frst-elnss music III
respectfully solicited. A. GEBHARDT.
No. 7se Main and Eighth streets,
ea-lw Eiehmoud va,
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pETEnsnURaasE;Ti
Correspondence ofEshs Richmond dispatch

Esoleat Eb,.llitioa of Feeling onsoag the
Negroes Fsnfess of Mayor Bssrgess--
Memorial Celebration on the 9th of June.
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HIED,.

On; the Goth May, at Des Arc, Arkansas, MIR. W.
w. HARVIE, formerly OF Richmond, Va, more
recently Of Kentucky. - Ff&aN 30 r.
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ICE CREAM AT $1.50 PER GALLON.
l. am now prepared to furnish ICE CREAM
made Of pure cream, Of any favor desired Al Sl;so
free of charge. ANDREW .ANfONL ~
- Wholesale and Retail Confectloner, y
Us 1873. E'.* & nos Main street,
mya - nearly opposite the post-odice.i
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wMR. JOHN TIETJEN,
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND TENTH

MERCHANT TAILOR.


has on hand the latest patterns OF SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. &C.. Of
French and English fabric. He soliclts cal
from his numerous friends. apo