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cas- STATE AUTHORIZE THE LANDING or
nv, rGxtru CABLES I'm reply to an inquiry
t- S,, Wr. Peter Cooper. president of the
t Io,,. York. NEWFOUNDLAND, and London Tel.
oH@ r" Company, the United States Attor.
General gives II rs his opinion that tho
r ",1 orthc State of Maine will not. with.
..,' tlc consent of Congress, authorize the
"" .,,,,anv Ia connect Newfoundland with
t lI,inc " cable, Tic Constitution gives to
,, ',,,,,, the power to regulate commerce.
,.,i[r Justice Marshall has said that COM
,,,..r,r includes all intercourse between ma
.#,r, The telegraph is IN important means
~ Intercourse, and is, therefore, subject t.
"~n'n,c-rssional regulation or prohibition,
,; r,I the power 10 regulate includes that &c
,',,Nint when necessary. Congress asserted
vi. rjght when, in the act of May 5, 1866.
!, 'o.,ntrd to the Ocean Telegraph COMPANY
r.r fourteen wears the exclusive right tc
i.r1 ii cable on the coast Of Florida. Be.
80. 80 important connection with for.
rs.r nations could not he permitted to re-
main under state control.
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Elizabeth Whclan, wife Of an engineer on
$ lake steamer, was burned to death at Bui-
flIo on Monday night by the careless use OF
coal oil i'll ignlting fire.
4 violent thunderstorm prevailed in New
York Tuesday night, accompanied by hail
stones of unusual size. The rain fell Ill
torrents.
About $40. 900 in bonds, mortgages, GER
tiIicutcs OF deposit, &c, We're stolen Tues
day night in Lysander, \. \.
Rev. Felix J. Barbelin, S. j., pastor OF
ST. .joscph's Catholic church, Philadelphia,
died in Philadelphia Tuesday.
The Presbvtcry of Londonderry, Mass,
(Old School, have unanimously adopted the
basis Of rcunion lately agreed apon by the
Assemblies in New York. This Is the frSt
action vet taken on the question of reunion
now before the Prc>bytcricS CT the country.
The law providing for the education OF
colurcd children in Indiana was approved
on the 18th ultimo, and trustees are now
empowered to establish separate schools Tor
colorcd children, giving them the rights and
privileges Of other schools III the townships.
Curran, who, being pressed to say which
Of the members OF the Garrison Theatrical
Company in Kilkenny he liked the best, re-
Illeu - ! he pIOlnplcT, because SAW !t>S
of him and heard him more distinctly than
anv of the Others" kcmble declares that
he never saw IN amateur actor who would
l,c worth half guinea awcek in the pro-
fcssion Members OF Shakspercan clubs and
SIGH " please notice.
John Ruskin looks thin and haggard and
unrcstful. He used TO be seen frequently
al surgeons tabernacle toward which he
gave El0O), but goes no more. One he said
"Spurgeon, where do you think | would
20 if ! should die now"
'.To hell and be damned"
''Well, that's frank. I've asked several
preachers that question, and they evaded
t.
Then the great preacher went on ear
nestlv TO tell the great author that he once
thought there was no such writings as ms,
but since he learned of their authors attl-
tute toward religion their charm was gone.
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Au,S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.-l ester
day evening young and handsome couple
arrived here on Il Washington fcrryboat ana
took 4 room at the Marshall House. Attcl
dark the father Of the Young lady and Il
Young gentleman, who, ii appeared. had
been her lover. arrived here i'll II hack from
the same city, and. with the aid Of the pc.
lice, soon traced the happy pair to thcil
quarters. The father was cool and collected,
and told the officers that his object was to
take his daughter back home if she was not
married but the lover was on bloody
thoughts intent. and threatened the posses
Soy ot his swcctheart'S affections with dire
vengeance. When shown into the couples
room. the young lady, though greatly sur
pri-cd. threw her arms around her fathers
neck. and told him she was very glad to see
him. but that she had Il husband, and had
h~ru married, with her mothers conhivance,
~ her own home al noon the same day. The
father then, rs Il sensible man, acknowledged
her husband rs his soll-in-laW, and took the
couple back to Washington in the hack III
which ne had come here. The lover, how
ever, could not be induced TO get into the
hack with them, but told the driver he
would walk ahead. hut il he overlook him
ON the road he must stop and take him up
on the bOX.-AicLQndria Gazette, Sth.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CELEBRATION
ON the 18th Of June next IN event will
t~au,pirc in this city that will form IN epoch
IN The history of Philadelphia. On that oc-
r.>iou Il. Johns Co1nmandcry. No. 4, OF
rA. order Of Knights Templar, will ccle-
n-atr the >cmi-ccntcnnial anniversary Of the
establishment Of the Commandcry. This
will be no ordinary demonstration. 1t will
Mt consist of Il tirCSOm". lengthy process
,1a whose main merit will be tho numbers
that AXE part in it, nor any tnScl display
Of meaningless import. The parade of Sir
kuj-htS on that day will contain many pc
rulnr features. Iii the first place ii will be
confessed Of about three thousand men OF
wealth. intelligence, and refinement. ga
thrrrdtogcthGrtroma all sections Of the Union
au! Cauada. and even Great Britain and the
European Continent will be represented.
Statesmen. generals, professors, and gentle
mon renowned for scientific attlinmcntsand
H..rarv culture, will march through our
,.r."tS in the Knights Tcmplar procession,
and Dee present with their ladies at the grand
demonstration n the Academy Of Music on
,Ar evening Of the 18th. 1t will proha-
lly lie the largest aSScmblagc of representa-
,y. men that ever convened in this city, and
,,-rytLiug win he conducted with the adj
mirltle Taste and military precision that
characterize the Sir knights. Phii0dcl-
lN.F I.G}9r,T.
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CHINESE VERSION OF THE PARABLE OF THE
PEoDIoAL SoH.--Choy Avail, young Chi
nanan, is scholar at the Five Points House
Of Industry. He reads the Testament IN
English, and then gives the sense in dialect
Of his own. The following is given i'll the
Monthiy Record for May. 1t is the Parable
Of the Prodigd Son: A.
q 4 man, he two sons. Son speak ne
20 father father got money; give some he !;
father he take it ali right. Just now give
YOU half. lie give him half; he 90 long
way-lke me come China to New YORK
No be careful Of ln0uey, use too much !;
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 9.-Earl narrowly gave
notice last night in the House of Lords that
he would move the postponement for six
months Of the disestablishment bill.
Isaac Campbell, well-known merchant,
has suspended payment.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 9.-The acting Captain
General of Cuba telegraphs here counter
manding a request for rcinforcements.
The Cortes to-day debated the regency
bill at great length, and finally referred it to
Il committee. OloaZaga said the present
election of King would be impossible.
FRANCE-ELEcTIoE RESULTS.
PARIS, June 9.--The official returns of
this department show 80 Government, %
Opposition, and unknown member elected
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D oCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1859.

This favorIte and celebrated SUMMER Re-
Of guests.
Some important improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor, and II Id
his purpose to keep IL Ia style not surpassed any
where In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power of
the water Is well known to the medical profession
and f. The pgsS4s ANT hHb
TONIC there is no known mineral water equal TO
1t. In all anemic conditions OF the system and
broken down states OF the constitution loss OF APP
petite and general nervous prostraton, It's powers
and virtue as 4 RESTORATIVE may be safely pro-
nounced to be- without known rival amongst the
mineral waters OF the world.
They are especially indicated in the whole class
Of ailments peculiar TO the female CONSTITUTION.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom n hrst-class band OF music, and In
general all the sources of amusement and recrea-
ton usually found ut our best summer resorts viii
be at the command of the guests at ROCK
BRIDGE ALUM"
The place Is within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, &C., by rail-;
ali In daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-coaches, passing ra-
pidly over Il smooth and level road OF only eight
Mr. S. 4. PoRTEE and CaptaIn VI. II: SALE win
be associated with the management OF the Springs,
and will be glad To see their friends.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER,
put up In glass containing all the mediclnai
qualities as when drank at It's fountain head, Is
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists, RichmSnd,
Va. N. A. & {. A. SANTOS, Druggists NOR
folk, Va. and WOODRUFF & Co., Lynchburg,
Va, who will furnish pamphlets containing ics-
out Of many OF the wonderful cures effected BY
these waters. my is-tJyk
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DRY GOODS.

WILLIAM n. BELL s. CO.,
No. oo3 MAIN STREET,
have Just opened large additional supplies of
goods for ladies' wear purchased In person) such
as
JArANEsE CLOTHS, LESos,
CHINESE LINENS, MOHAIRS
Block IRON GRENADINES all grades:
PURE SILk Hermann and GRESA DJNEE
Ola MOND SILK GRENADINES
embroidered GRENADINES, some VERY
choice;
STRPED GRENADINES tcheap), slow rs CSC.
PURE LLAMA LACE POINTS
on consignment, and cheaper than Mt any time this
season. Also,
Choice styles of LAWNS and PRINTS.
PERCALE and JACCONET ROBES, great bar
gains:
Really good A. BLEACHED CoTTONS at 1a,c.:
Superior ~ BLEACHED COTTONS at Is;
One case Al Arkwrfght BLEACHED COTTONS,
ooc., very low. With a full stock of
LINENS ORGANnIES
CASS1MERTiS, DRILLISGS
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYIIES,
jes-lw 49,
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DRY aaN@Da.

nuCKWALL & Il OUsS, No. 1906 MAIN
~ sTREET.-IuSE 5, lss5.-NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS, by cva y steamer from Nev YORK
Just received, another shipment OF AUCTION
BARGAINS, embracing In part Prints and Do
mestics OF ali kinds, heaper than the cheapest /;
Dress Gcods In, great profusion, all styles. and
White Mating, - SOC -, s7.c.1, fancy stripe,
soc. The best English Hosiery, sur English Hoe
straw, smndawns, f5c: worth sI2 per dozen Straw
Hats, &C., or all kinds Boys Straw Hats, Gents
Straw Hats. lower f!an Wholesale prices Boots,
Shoes, &c; Trimmings, Artificial Flowers, Fancy
Articles Of all kinds, dc. teI
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Trr PATRIOTISM or THE CUBAN LADIES'
ON Monday evening one Of The members OF
III cuban Ladies' Relief Association re-
r,,lr8 from Havana about $40. 900 worth OF
magnificent jcwclry-diamondS, rubics,
curt-ld>. &c.-thc personal contributions
NJ patriotic ladies in Havana to the cause OF
cuban. independence. Among them were
some tiny sets of jcwelry Worn BY children.
which had been contributed in aid of the
patriots. These articles are TO he sold at u
'..r to be given by the ladies Of the asSocia-
iiou, 10 be held in this city some time next
mouta.-Ncr York sam.
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i0Oiher DiSD1tch.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Information from
reliable sources in Havana has been re-
ceivcd here asserting that the Cubans are
engaged in an active offensive movement,
and were never in better spirits or more
sangunc of success. kilograms from Ha-
vana deny the report that any number of
Cubans or any officer of the Cuban forces
have surrendered to Valmaseda.
The excitement in Cuban circles in New
York Sunday night originated in a report
telcgraphed by the Spaniards that Cespedcs
had surrendered. Subsequent dispatches
from Cuban sources prove the report en-
tirely llnfounded.
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S.yro's PAY FOR BEING 4 RADICAL Tool.
Ta.1.y a number Of colorcd men went tc
Wqrnr Rowcn and informed him that they
hII hrra discharged from employment be.
,.rI,c they had voted the Republican tickc;
,,.-.crday. The Mayor informed them thai
III persons discharged for that cause should
have the preference Of employment on cor
rara,ion work. Washington letter (Sth) IL,
'r-.u5Q0yp <lGI
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National Typographical Union.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 9.-The Typographi-
cal Union passed resolution to-day admit
ting proxies as an act Of courtesy, but not
as a right. The proxies for the Montgomc-
~ (Ala.) and Burlington Qowa) Unions pro-
tested, and withdrew.
A petition for 4 Women's Union was re-
ferred to committee.
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Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. June o-Ho0a.-Consols, 82s. United
States bonds. sol. afternoon. states Donds'
sO!.
LOSDoT. June o.-Erening. Sugar anoat easier
nj oSs. ad.620s. Turpentnc, 2Ss Cd. United States
bonds, so:.
LIVERPOOL, June 9.-NoOn.-Cotton quiet up.
lands ND: Orleans led: estimated sales, II, 900
bales. Bombay shipments to June 4, 10000 bales.
BrcadstufFs quiet. -iUernoon.-Corn, 2Is. Ed.
Lard. lis.
LIVERPOOL, June -Erening.-Cotton quiet: :
uplands ND Orleans, I'D. 4; sales, 10000 bales.
HAvRE, June Cotton opens quiet and steady.
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Congressional Nominations In Ala
barna.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June "a. \.
Worthy, of Pike county, whose disabilities
have been removed by Congress, has been
nominated by the Democrats of this (second)
district for Congress. c. w. Buckley has
been nominated by the Republicans of this
district for Congress.
The Republican Convention at Opelika
Yesterday to nominate for the third district
in the scenes of the Nashville Con
vcntion (the split being between the natives
and carpct-ba ggerS), and had not organized
up to noon to-day. The fight is against the
late incumbent. and Il split is imminent.
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COMMERCIAL.


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June Q, 1902
OFFERINGS.
Cbrn.-White. 278 bushels. Mixed, 80 bushels
O1ts.-272 bushels.
PUe.-l3o bushels.
MedL-2o bushels.
SALES.
Corn.-WhIte. 20 bushels good Mt az e. 1os bush
els prime private terIns-totaI, I7s bushels.
Mixed, so bushels very good at a0c.
Odts.--2t3 bushels good ut &c. 20 bushels very
good ut CSC. Total. 272 bushels.
: Rye.--lo bushels common, SI.o5
RE-ExHIB1TED.
Corn.-White, 20 bushels Mixed, 50 bushels.
REMAaKs.-The offerings OF Corn continue very
light good milling samples arc in request, and ct
advanced rates. Offerings of Oats also light; de-
mand good and prices unchanged Rye dull and
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CROCKERY, sc.

TREsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Z & GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
Of their own importation, large additions TO ther
merts to buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner. Tea. aad Toilet Sets, In rich. decorated
gold bans Plain White China and White Granite
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, or Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters Goblets, Forks, Spoons, &c. !;
Refrigera:ors, Water-Coolers, Casters, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants. hotel-keepers, and house.
keepers will consult their interests by calling on
US. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Richmond, VS..
EDWARD d, TAYLOR and i. c. SUTTON, JR.,
Statesmen. myN
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Japanese Settlers i'm California;.
General HasIeck.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-The japanese
colony recently arrived has purchased land
in Colorado county, and are pleased with
the location. They contemplate cultiyatinS
silk and tea.
General Halleck and staff leave for Louis
vile tomorrow by the Pacific railroad.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Relieved.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WAshIydToN, June 0, 1869.
Captain r. A. Baldwin has been relieved
from registration duty in Virginia and or
dered to duty as Indian agent. Il.
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Fruit Cargo Destroyed.

New ORLEANS, June 9.-The cargo of the
Italian bark Luigi, of oranges and lemons,
proving to be almost wholly decaycd, was
thrown overheard to-day by order of the
Board of Health.
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Murder OF n Democratic Member Of
the Georgia Legislature.

AUGUSTA, GA, June "a letter from
Sandersvillc, Washington county, to the
Chronicle says that Colonel r. W. Flour
nov, Democratic member of the Legisla-
turc, was murdered in his own field yes
terday by negro man in his employ. The
negro was committed to Jail.
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Horrible Affair i'm New Jersey---Foul
Men Poisoned.

LODI, n. j., June 9.-Five employees in
the print shops here, who habitually drank
vitriol and alchohol, last night mistook arse
nicforvitrio in compromising their beverage.
Four are dead and the fifth is dying.
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to the Corps Legisiatif. The general result
is 213 Government, AZ Independent, ard 80
Radical members. There were quite serious
riots at Nantes and Bordeaux yesterday.
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EINE FURNITURE, &c.--H. A. At
a. KINSON Il son have ON hand and Will CON.

DINE FURNITURE, &c.--H. A. At
q KISSON & SON have on hand, aud will con-
tinue TO keep, very fine assortment Of CABINET
FURNITURE OF their own make, OF nne ROSE
and win sell at prices as low or lower than can BIO
had In northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask tho public 10 call and examine for themselves,
in verify or this statement, before sending their
money from home. thereby helping TO sustain tho
families OF our workingmen instead Of contributing
10 support asyuns for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department Is Kept all kinds
OF C0FFiSS with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURiAI-CASE, which Is perfectly beautiful
and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture done
at short notice. Hair and Shaek Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet well-nllsd house on
Governor street, No Toe, Richmond va.
NH lem II. A. ATKINSON & SON.
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New YORK, june 9.-The Cubans here
received distressing news Sunday night
which caused much weeping among the
women. 1t is whispered that CespedeS the
i" Patriot" President has sold out. Another
rumor is that the volunteers and patriots
have fraterniZcd.
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One Hundred Thousa

One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Damages for Breach OF Promise of
Marriage.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Miss Amanda Sprague,
school teacher, having sued Elisha Spraguc
for damages for breach of promise OF mar
riagc, the jury to-day brought III verdict
giving her 800, 900 damages.
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grafton to America.

Emigration to America.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, June 9.-Eight
thousand emigrants for America sailed from
here last week.
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The Quaker City Reieased---The Ne"
York Hotel Walters Strike.

New YORK, June 9.-Judge Blatclford
has released the steamer Quaker City (sus-
pected of Cubanism) on bond.
The hotel walters strike has ended with
the hotel Droprietors victorious.
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The McCooI.AIIen Prize Fight.

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The final deposits for
the McCool-Allen prize fight for June 10Th
were made to-day.
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uIRsH s. GUGGENHE1MER
WILL OPEN on
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1859,

HlRsH d 9U1IhNhhlNIH
WILL OPEN on
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1853,
their third regular and complete supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention of the
ladies to the handsome display OF DRESS GOODS,
which have been selected with the greatest care,
and unusual good taste displayed in style and
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK POPLINs, all colors, only
$40 pattern;
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colored silk figures
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at IS, az, 10, Is, and Soc;
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID MozAM-
BIQUES, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CHENE POPLINs, for walking suits,
only 373c.
MOURNING GOODS:
81 BLACK GRENADINES at So, $3.50, and ga
very cheap;
Ga BLACK GRENADINES at 81 per yard-s
bargain;
a. BLACK GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap;
Pretty GRAY MOHAIR GRENADINES, suita-
bic for second mourning;
BLACK CHALLIES,
BLACK TAMARTANES,
BLACK GRAPE and ENGLISH BAREGEs.
broldered figures, only aoc., selling every
where at 87ic.;
.. 600 yards ORGANIZES only Csc. yard-very
LAWNS,
JACCONETS,
ORGANIZES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBRICs at 4oc., remark
ably cheap.
PIQUES,
PiQUES,
PIQUES,
PIQUES.
Another lot of CAMBRIA and SWISS EDGINGS
and INSERTINGS, bought at large auction
sale in New York and which win be
offered at prices that no one will
fail to buy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANIZE MCSLINS,
JACCONETS. CAMBRICS,
PLAIN and PLAID NAINSOOKS,
IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER,
100 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER at 81, So.5O
and $3-great bargains.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLs.
MEMS WEAR.
4 large stock OF
LINEN DRILLS and DUCKING,
CAssIMEREs, MELTON CLOTHS, &C.
PARASOLS, SUN-UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS.
A large and fine stock of RIBBONS-narrow and
wide plain and fancy-can be found ut
THE" DRY GOODS STORE
BROAD STREET, No. CIT,
RICHMOND VA.
statesmen
W. c. KEAN, j. II. CHENERY W. II. GORDON
formerly Of S. NJ Price Coy. mY2s
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This celebrated Virginia watering-place, having
been recently repaired, renovated, and refur-
nished, will be open to receive visitors the 18th
of June. The arrangements about the place have
been made complete, the furniture Is NIL new, and
all the attractions OF \ arst-class summer resort
arc offered.
The character of the waters at the Sprtngs-white
sulphur and chalybeate--has been spoken OF by
many eminent physicians as containing great vir-
tues. The grounds OF the Springs extensive
and beautiful, and the views and drives approxi-
mate are uueXcelled.
The place is accessible both by rail and canal,
being one and half miles from the canal, and fvo
miles from Coafeid, the Danville railroad, just
n half hours ride from the city. Conyeyancec at
Coalhed and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates OF board arc Of
fered:
Per day .........................@2.oo
Per week. .n.5o
x fer month. .............; .es.W
Children, twelve years and under, and colored
servants half price. White servants according to
NORVELL COBB & CO., Proprietors.
smy 25-Im
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DOCKLAND I.IME.-650 barrels ROCK
~ LAND LIME daily expected, for sale low
from the wharf.
jes-w ia IN \. ;. LEE,
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FURNITURE, &c.
FURNITURE WAREROOMs,
~ OPPOSITE THE POST-OEEfCl

FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
IL OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFfCE,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are row prepared TO manufacture ali styles
OF FURNITURE and MATTRESSES TO order,
and we would request all In want OF articles In our
line TO examine our stock of CHAMBER, PAR
LOR, and DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, NAT
TRESSES, &C, OF superior quality, and the beet
aud cheapest assortment that has been offered TO
down prices, aud fee! confident they are suited
10 the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
HOLSTERED. HARDWOOD & RITTER,
spl opposite post-ofice, Richmond, Va.