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Negroes and Women's Rights.

Sexes and coiors were strangely mixed VI
1T the Women's Rights Convention in New
York last week. and good many funny
things occurred. The women were quite
violent in their conduct towards all who
didn't concur in their views. Such Kissing
and brow-beating and tongue-lashing as the
non-concurring men received WAS Il caution
downmore than one of the poor wretcheS.
Mrs. STANTON presided, and Miss a STuoNY
(both of The Revolution, was prominent as Il
debater. She taught, among other things,
etiuette-telling the ladies that it was pro-
per fora gentleman, i'll addressing the body,
10 say Ladies' and gentlemen but it was
not proper for lady so to commence; she
should say Gentlemen and ladies'"
In the midst OF these follics the convention
bitterly denounced "free love -; Which was
its best act.
Mrs. PAULINE DAVIS pronounced the re-
gro just freed a great tyrant, and stated tha!
the husband of a servant maid at her NIrs.
D's) sisters, in the South, whipped his wife
every Sunday morning. Both Mrs. DAVIS
and Miss ANTHONY objected to giving the
ballot TO these "ignorant and cruel ne
groes" before the women were allowed to
vote. Mrs. ANTHONY remarked that "she
acknowledgements allowing ignorant negroes
ana Cinnamon to make laws for her to
"obev."
RED. DOUGLASS put in remonstrancc
against such bitter denunciation. He nd.
mlaed that negro-driversn were cruel
ou' sea that the black driver of his racc
made himself more ofticious than tho
"hite driver, SO that his master mich,
{" not suspect that he was tayoripp thoca On
"der him." A most unnecessary effort ir,ha
ncgro-driyer ever made it for no man oyer
suspected one Of them of kindness, or u dis.
position to favor any Of the poor blacks
who.were so unfortunate as to be put under
him. q
The best speech Of the convention was
the brave Reputation of mems clothing by
Miss OuvE LOGAN" who is quite n
light amongst the women's rights advocates
We copy it, as follows:
Il reject the trousers with contempt and scorn
Aen cut sufficiently ridiculous figure In them
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nature assume more extraordinary shapes );
among them there are a great many that
arc extremely ridiculous and so entirely out
of The range of practicability that one Is al
most driven TO irreverence towards the pro-
yidentialty which seemed to wander into
such caprices. Mr.. WALLACE gives full ana
clear descriptions of these strange crea-
lures, and presents accurate drawings OF a
goodly number.
For sale by a. II. CHRISTIAN & Co.
The Old Testament History from the Cred-
ton to The Return Of the Jens from CGp-
Classical Examiner of the University OF
London. New York: HARrER d Bro
THEIRS.
DR.. SMITH has a great reputation for his
historical learning, especially with RELATION
to the Biblical period.
For sale by 4. II. CHRISTIAN d Co.
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Military Appointments.

The following appointments have been
made by General Candy:
camnbcll county: Justices OF the Peace
Thomas Fitch. Smith r. Twcedy. Halifax county:
arcndall, Isaac Moorefeld. King George county !:
Overseers Of the Poor-John o. Scriyener; George
Is. McKeuny. james Owens. king ana queen
county: Observation-Disclosures Mitchell, Joseph
watkins. Theodore Oliver, Milton Young Jus
tees Of tho pcacc William WILLIAM hsa
shelton Richard Lyme John w. Watkins Thos.
Sterling. Edward Clayton. william Coleman,
Rhodcrick Dew. Albert Colemau. Ihomas w yale,c
Inc =" G. Schools Peer Toombs, VIII
liam IL. Oliver William Bray g. p 3. 1u nlme:
Matthews. james NJ. Loving. Wythe county ::
Michael Wisely, James II. Hedrick.
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IAlEle.

At the residence of her brother, DIR. NJ: II: Mous-
tom in this city, on THURSDAY evening Inc iatli IN
slant Miss c. VI. G. HOUSTON, IN the hity-siIth
year Of her age. cr- --,x
Her remains were taken to the family burying-
ground in Rockbridge county.
On Tuesday 18th instant, after a lingering III
ness. SAMUEL Fl. SUBLETT, late OF New YORK
city. No., - ,tc
His friends and acquaintanccs: and those OF ms
brothers. Charles NJ. and Harrison Sublett ana
his brothcr-in-law, Charles j. Snton are requested
to attend his funeral, from the Third Pres oyIGTiaH
church Church HID THIS "wednesday AflEi~
NOON ut O'Clock.
New York city papers please copy.
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Y O, O. F.-POWHATAN LODGE, No.
| 70 The members of POWHATAN LODGE,
No ~ l. o. o. F.. will attend the regular meeting
al Odd Fellows Hall THIS EVENING at Sc. clock.
Business Of Importance claims the attention OF
every member. BY order of the y. G.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICk, Secretary.
The members Of our sister lodges are invited 10
he present. III! s-u'
VENHE MEMBERS OF THE PAST1ME
/ BASEBALL CLUB are requested to attend n
called meeting 1T the St. Charles HoteL on THIS
"Wednesday EVENING at 8 O'Clock \ full at
tendance IS desired as business of mporta nee VIII
be brought before the meeting. 80
By order of the President. my 10 1t
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pRY GOODS.
AILsop s FoURQUREAN


CARDoZo. ALLsOP 6 FOURQUREAN
are daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
such as SILKS, GRENADINE,
GRENADTNE BERAGEs,
MozAlBIQUEs, LAWNS.
.JACoNETs, ORGANIZES, &C., &C.
Orr stock is constantly rcplcn!shed with every
novelty that appears In the New York market
we would call special attention to our large
s.ock Of LLAMA and other LACE POINTS,
sACoUEs and PARASOL COVERS, of new
est designs. ss
MAKING. a. we do, KID GLOVES one of our
spEC1A1TIEs. We offer the largest and best
assorted stock to be found In this market, en-
brac!ng all the new shades of the best makers.
s,cb "a JUGLA, JOUyIN, and ALEXANDRA.
Also, a GOOD GLOVE that we can recommend
as being the best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS glove
known In the market.
ChRDOZO. ALLSOP 4 FOURQUREAN.
S.M. PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN .. CHILEs,
T. d. OUARLEs, f. p LYONS, and r. G.. CARE,
are with us, and would be pleased 10 see their
friends and aquaintances. my 10
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M !. D. BRIG G SIS OLD-ESTAB-
LISHI:D BAKERY Established in 1854, and do
Ing IN ore business than any other bakery in the
city, keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day, all kinds of BREAD, CAKES, and
era CKERS.
Wholesale list OF Crackers and Cakes (by the
barrcD:
BUTTER, So. g. b..
OYSTER. Sc. q d.:
WATER, &c. u H.;
CREAM, 1oc. p H.:
ARROWROOT. l2c. q H.:
SUGAR, l2c. = d.;
LEMON, l4c. 2 D.:
SPICENUT, Ac. q H.:
MOLASSES CAKES, 5oc. u lOo
SUGAR CAKES, soc. 2 100;
made OF the best material and workmanship, and
will be sold rs cheap as they can be found In the
city. Give me n CALL my 19-3m
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\ great and holy man has fallen n, our midst
and truly deep calamity has bcfallen our dcyo,cu
citv Rich and poor. high and low. staid sidc Df
side IN this inscrrltibe providence. Scores WIN
bowed heads and stricken hearts would IAN so t
this tIccp enigma and can only take comfort Ill the
contemplation that though his skilful hand ana
loving tender ministraions arc denied thcn anu u
they are left still IL buffet the waves bearing tnc
has PASSED the bitterness Of death, reached the
sIoriiicd shore aud i now hasking In the in ra-
dance Of his Masters immediate presence, wear
inc his crown,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


s,rrYrr OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
R1CHMoyp, VA, May IL, 1852. :
~"THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
r Or THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND
n RpuANs OF THE SOUTHERN STATES
:, ,.rtercd under an act OF tho Legislature passed
Jr u,uary 10th, 1857, have begun operations and
In We appointed j. II. Maddox as their general
no ent, under an agreement between said parties
da ted l4h May, 1900, and now on file In the ONCE Of
HENRY 4. WISE, President.
DIRECTORS:
?. T. MOORE,
THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
F. P. TURNER,
JOHN JOHNS JR.,
ROBERT GUILD,
JAMES r. BRANCH,
j. G. CABELL, VI. D..
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON.
C. Q. TOMPKINs Managing Dire etor.
my la-1w
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.,o,,,so,.o Tho t-ou,,,c is. they don't like their
and apc cnvous accs jew
slr fris and d nss 1;SSsyridcoas
trousers make ~ n we can have our silks, satins'
and hawls we rendIate your gnrr aSsIn
ca'cd u.M 70 hnfE and Won wear your halr 20
coats some Of you that yon look precisely IKE
monkeys and don't to w.n shaw mat St animal to
nunc r,Icr Of his race" This speech was greet
nc nc VI, ,,, , rnars OF laughter and applause.
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NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE AGAIN AT
THE" DRY GOODS STORE OF BROAD
STREET-Eo. 627.

Another lot Of handsome and new styles of
DRESS GOODS inst opened and which we arc
offering ut prices to compete with any house in
this city. Below We append n list of portion Of
the many different kinds OF DRESS GOODS VIC
have In store:
delicate and beautiful shadcs-do not fall to sec
them:
VERY PRETTY CHENE POPLINS for walk
ing suits
CHENE STRIPED and PLAID MOZAMBIQUES
ut 3Oc.-vcry cheap;
pretty;
PLAIN and CHECKED ALPACAS. all colors.
at 37c
WoRSTED STRIPED BAREGES. in bright
colors at o5c.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED and STRIPED ENG
LISH BAREGES at s. per pattern. twelve
yards ehef-a real bargain:
BEST QUALITY WHITE GRENADINES. all
colors. silk figures;
SUPERIOR BLACK HERSANIEs, silk-hgured
and different colors;
COLORED GRENADINES tchangcahle) for eve
ming dresses:
BLACK IRON GRENADINES all widths and
prices
GRENADINE ROBES. STRIPED UNDER
SKIRT with FIGURED OVERSIGHT;
WHITE and BLACK ALPACAS at all prices
some very cheap.
We are also offering elegant SILK-WARP
GRANITE POPLIN PLAIDS at &c. worth
really &c.
Another lot Of those twcntv-dollar POPLINS.
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DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

DELIEF FOR THE SICK!
How often does IL happen that whole family
is brought to the point Of misery through sickness
Of their proyldcr,--thc husband and the father-he
being unable in such state To labor for In. means
OF support, and they. being too proud To ask for
assistance In time, cNhaustinG all their little
means for medicines and Doctors fees, and ut
last there is nothing remaining but utter despond
ency. .@.E ....t#g Ill
All this can he avoided by paying In good times
a small amount to tine fund Of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick. Fr# n XII #U-ssH
Every sick member receives, by paying $3.50
half annually, IS every week when sick: or by
paying IS, slo every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident any other
cause.
The premiums are put SO low az 10 enable even
the t. Join this benevolent association,
and secure TO his family enough to keep them from
want. #-... .."#Nr#E
Information can be received at the Office OF the
company, sl6 Broad street.
Agents for all parts of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: William Wildt, President A.
Bodeker, Treasurer John II. Pein, Secretary.
TRUSTEES !: John Purcell James Miller, cashier
OF the Union Savings Bank: s. VI. Rosenbaum.
APPS ....~. ...... .e#..a.E .@
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Hg BENsON's SALALEM BROTH.

MI BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation Is a certain and
speedy cure for letter, Rlngworm, Itch, Salt
Rhcum Barbcr's Itch. Poison Oak, Blotchcs,
Pimplcs, and all other Eruptions Of the Skin. 1t
has been used with complete In hundreds of
cases many OF them of long standing I'D of ma
lignant character. Certificates from some of our
best citizens attest its deserved merit and II needs
only to he tried to Insure relief 1t IS for external
use, and completely removes all cruptIons Of the
skin. leaving 1t delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists,
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Agents.
myT Richmond Va.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRoNS.-I desire
to express my grateful Acknowledgements for the
very liberal patronage extended to me for the past
three years; and having associated myself with
Messrs. A. w. SHIELDS Il Co. as an equal part
ner, solicit continuance OF the same. 7 will give
my personal attention TO the business and Will en-
deaVor to give entire satisfaction both 20 quality
and price. JOSEPH NJ. STEVENS.
MAY Is, lSsa. y ~ry-t.rE. my l5--st
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TTNHE LATEST ATTRACTIONS
JULIUS MEYERS Dry GOODS HOUSE,
No. eoa BROAD STREET, SEAE SIXTH.
Just received from my New York agents some
excellent bargains in HOSIERY-prices ranging
from 123 to 50c.thc cheapest goods have had yet.
GLovEs-IN KID, Isle THREAD, &c
for ladies, misses and gents: splendid variety.
Do remember our LIS Kids.
DRESS GOODS.
Quite interesting assortment OF the latest novel
ties in this line, and combining true elegance with
modest prices.
WHIT GOODS.
CAMBRICS.
MUSLINS
NaINSOOKS.
BISHOP LAWNS,
BR1LEIANTS,
JACCONETS.
MARSEILLEs. ...-
PIQCFS.
IRISH LINEN, &C. ..
LACE sHAWLs,
pretty designs. at prices bound to suit /: other
SPRING AND SUMMER SIIAWLs
equally attractive. .....t
HANDKERCHIEFS
in endless variety, all qualities and sizes imagin-
able which job off TO the ladies by the dozen
exceedingly low. .#.n... ....a
EDGINGs AND ISsERTINGs, BLONDE AND
THREAD LACES, &C.
Particular notice should be taken of these by
judges OF nice and cheap goods. ..
... ... PARASOLS AND FANS. ....
received good stock OF these goods, and offer
them very reasonable. ....
Well, Ii Is useless TO remark that nobody In the
better bargains than JULES MEYER,
my4 " 900 Broad street.
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UNIVERSITY OF NIRGINIA.-Ap-
u pointmcnts of STATE STUDENTS will be
made hy the Faculty on the Sd of July proXimo.
Each senatorial district thirty-thrcc in number.
is entitled To one beneficiary, exempt from the
payment of mairiculation. and tuition fees and
room rent. All the districts. except the seventh,
eleventh. sixteenth. twentieth twenty-irst. TWEEN
;y->ccond. twcnty-thrd. twenty-hfth, and thirty
first. will hc vacant 1T the close OF the present
sion.
Applications. addressed TO the chairman, should
he accompanied with statement of age and
schools to be attended, and also with Testimonials
Of character. capacity and scholarship, and ina
bity 10 meet the expenses OF the University with
out aid.
Send for catalogue. s. MAUPIN.
my 10 Chairman OF the Faculty.
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G- MORE NEW GOODS FOR La
DIES.-Iust received and opened this morning
another supply Of LADIES' SHOES, among them
several very desirable styles. This addition to my
previous stock renders my assortment very COM
plctc. think can suit all who may favor me with
a call. JOHN c. PAGE. JR..
1903 Main street.
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
NV lT-eOdlw
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process,
tanning the entire aroma of the coffee. and placed
Immediately in Albright canistcrs Hotels, res
ta1rants, clearinghouse, and families, will find
our CofYces great saver Of time, labor. and mo-
ncy.
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ap 7-WS Som
THE HOT SPRINGS, ,ru co,,srv ',

l. BATH COUNTY, VA.
>. {. T4RDY & CO., PRoPRrEToRs.
sity of Virginia. Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception Of Visitors JUNE
lST. under the management Of j. a. MCCLUEG,
All the buildings having been repaired, painted
md lifted ont with new furniture, linen beds, and
tableware these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions to both the invalid aud plcasilrc-sccker
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
prietors to make 1t comfortable and pleasant as
possible to all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
At the Springs, or by :. &C. Th;DY & Co., Rich
mond. Va. .#
A telegraph Office viii be established at the
Springs, thus afrordug vlsttOfs M opportunity cf
prompt communication with every part of the
country. NV la-2m
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
RICHMOND Va MAY IL 1869

OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
RICHMOND, VA. May II, 1869.
TENHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR
L THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
chartered under an act of the Legislature passed
January 3oih, 1857 have begun opcrat ions, and
have appointed }. II. Maddox As their general
agent. under an agreement between said parties
dated Nth day of May. 1869, and now on file In the
Office Of said Association.
HENRY A. WISE, President.
DIRECTORS:
p. r. MOORE.
THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
+. L. TURNER,
JOHN JOHNS. JR..
ROBERT OULD.
JAMES II. BRANCH,
j. G.. CABELL. NJ. d..
BRADLEY L. JOHNSON.
{. q. TOMPkINS, Managing Director.
lq-1w
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT VIReISIA)
STATE PESITEETIARY,
RICHMOND, May II, A. d. ls69.
Cox REWARD will be paid for the cap
eD~c ture and return to this institution of NM
ROD STEEN, white convict who escaped from
the guard whilst at work on the Capitol Square.
Said STEEN Is twenty-five years of age i've
feet five and three-quarter inches high, fair COM
plexion- black hair aud eyes, star from India
Ink on left hand, and eagle from same on left
arm. scar from shot wound on back OF right
hand, and one on right ankle. &c
BURNHAM WARDWELL,
my ls-4t Superintendent.
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MARRIED.,

Atst Charles Boromeo, PikcsrilIc on tie nth
instant. by the Rev f. Q. s. Waldron, CARTE
i. IRVINE To MARY T.. eldest daughter OF "ur-
gcon Henry :. Reynolds, unitcd States navy
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1910 MAIN STREET.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER by
+. b. SPENCE & son.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER by
+. b. SPENCE & son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale
by L. b. SPENCE K son.
WALkING-CANES. In great variety, for sal,
by +. Il. SPENCE & son.
WRIGHT'S PATENT UMBRELLAS for sal,
by Z. i. SPENCE & son.
NECkTIES and SCARFS for sale by
T.. B. SPENCE & son.
PATENT ELLIPTIC BRACE SUSPENDERs
for sale by +. Il. SPENCE & son.
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS for sale by
+. d, SPENCE K son.
GAUZE MER1NO UNDERW EAR for sale by
i. b. SPENCE 4 son.
CLOTHING. SHIRTS, and GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS for sale low by
L. b. SPENCE Il son,
my 1900 Main street.
7 COX TO YOUR INTEREST.
Inow offer a full and complete stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
for mems, youths, and boys wear, ut greatly
reduced prices.
Also an entirely new stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS
Of all the leading styles, which am prepared to
sell retail ut wholesale prices.
Please call before purchasing at
NJ. W. ROSES No. 32S Broad,
my l-am corner Fourth street
SECOND SUPPLY OF TIE LATEST
y STYLES OF SPRING AND
SUMMER CLOTHING
for mems boys aud youths wear.
VERY LOW PRICES.
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, AND LINENS
in all colors.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER IN STYLE AT
SHORT NOTICE.
4 fine stock of I l. X SIZING GOODS.
TRUNKS. Be-, always on hand.
JULIUS KRAMER, Merchant Tailor.
my jim lal1 Main street.
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TO BOA-MAkERs.--l can supply you
L. with n good article or GLUE at y moderate
price, which win warrant TO give satisfaction.
my l5-St II. ii. WHlTLOCk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PIC-N
or
THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF RICHMOND
WILL BE HELD AT HATORF'S GARDEN
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY To- 1869.
The friends OF the Association and the public
generally are respectfully invited to attend.
ADMISSION: Twenty-Five cents children free
of charge. my l9-t*
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Chief Justice CHASE having gone TO
Charleston, UNDERWOOD publishes his dis
>cnting opinion in the State Journal. 1t
were base llattery to notice its reasoning or
TO call UNDERWOOD a fool. He is simply
'tuthrr.
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NOTICE.-Ifaving disposed OF my inte-
~ rest in the concern Of STEVENS MOORE
to Messrs. 4. w. Shields K Co., return thanks to
my friends and the customers of the late FIRM for
their liberal patronage. and solicit continuance
of the same TO them and my late partner who has
been admitted member or their firm.
MAY Is, 1859. s...... I. L. MOORE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES houses Of STEvESS3
MOORE and 4. w. SHIELDS ( Co. have been con-
soidated. Mr.. Moore laying disposed OF his inte-
rest. the business viii be conducted by SHIELDS.
STEVENS & co. In the store recently occupied
by Stevens Moore, 900 Broad street.
We will keep large stock OF the best FAMILY
GROCERIES, and sell thenl at the lowest cash
prices.
The services of MIR. GATEwoop. so we'll and
favorably known. have been secured .l
A. w. SHIELDS ( CO., and
.s.-,sg. j. NJ. STEVENS.
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DUCKWALL & ROUSS,

DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
IL No. 1905 MAIN STREET,
MAY L. lse9.-Just received per steamers Sara
toga and Isaac Bell. two more splendid shipments
ofAUCTION BARGAINS, embracing every va
riety OF GOODS adapted to the season. consisting
I'm part Of DRESS GOODS. beautiful CAMBRICS
and PRINTS. DOMESTICS OF all kinds, STRAW
HATS of all kinds beautiful STRAW HAT for
boys, BRITISH HOSIERY of all kinds, BRAD-
FANS, black and colored: WHITE BERAGE for
sliawls, LINEN IlANDkERCIiIEFS for ladies
and gents pure LINEN DRESS GOODS ut &c.
DOUBLE IMPERIAL MATING. a. and 81.
both white and checked; the best and cheapest
TOWELS, ETC., etc. my 10
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TEAS, TEAS. TEAS.
TEAS, TEAS, TEAS.

Ne,c-crop Teas received daily; selected with
great care by experts Our teas canot he surpassed
in quality price, and guaranteed to give satsfac
ton. Sold In quantities to suit purchascrs-rrom
an ounce to n chest.
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LAWNS. JACCONETS, &C
NEAT and PRETTY LAWNS Mt &c. warranted
fast coors:
BEAUTIFUL ORGANIZES IN PATTERNS
and ROBES:
sOLID-CoLoRED LAWNS CAMBRICs. and
PIQrES:
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns.
WHITE GOODS
OF every description, style, and price.
WHITE SWISS MUSLINs-some rs low as l5c.
per yard;
FRENCH MUSLINS, ST. wide
TARLATANS. all shades;
LINENS, particularly for family use.
MEMS WEAR.
We fail to please none who try TO select from our
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLs
LLAMA LACE SHAWLs,
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs
EMBROIDERIES
are still being offered ut great bargains.
ALSO,
many other articles which we haye-such as
DOMESTICS;
Of which We have very heavy stock. but have net
the space 10 mention them.
ALL WE ASK IS 4 CALL.
HIRSH & GUGGESHEIMER
No. 697 Broad street third door above Theatre.
statesmen:
W. c. KEAS, j. II. CuESERY. ". H. GORDON.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. mvS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-19
SUMNER RESORTS.
A LLEGHAEY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

These Springs, so favorabIy known tn the pub,,,
and whose waters arc considered specific In Dys,,
pcptic complaints and Stomachic Diseases rcno-
rally arc a2an ready for the reception OF visitors
and VIII be opened -"
ON TIE FIRST DAY OF JUNE. PROyINo
TIL Watering. place Is delightfully."- situated IN,
bend Of the Roanoke river, among the highest
peaks Of the Allegheny mountains. possess Ing The
ARE attractions OF mountain and water scenery
combined: within three and a half miles OF Allc
glany depot. on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
toad 1.-THE great through route between the North
and SOUTH. and Is easily accessible from all parts
Of the Union. #tres. ..a. .... t.s-.
Comfortable four-horse coaches viii meet each
train ut the depot for the conveyance of paascn-
gers to the Springs over an excellent road.
An cxpcss Office has been established here and
lines of telegraph connect the place with ali parts
OF the country.
Good music has been provided for the season. and
corps Of attentive and efficient servants win at
tend 70 the wants Of the guests.
TERMS: IL.
cs nay %
ti WIN 20 %
Children and servants half price.
COLUOUS & CO..
my ls-?w PrcprietDrs.