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pOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1860.

This favorite and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now In complete order for the reception
Of guests.
Some important improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor. and it is
his purpose to keep IL in style not surpassed any
where In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power Of
the water is well known to the medical profession
and TO the spr lnss going public: As an Al. TE-
RATiVE. A BIFFUSIEE STIMULANT, AND
TONIC, there Is 10 known mineral water equal to
it. In all anG.mic conditions of the system and
brokcn-down states Of the constitution loss OF ap-
petite, and general nervous Prostitution its powers
and virtue rs Il RESTORATIVE may be safely pro-
uounced 10 be without Il known rival amongst the
mineral waters of the world.
They are especially Indicated III the whole class
of ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom frst-class band OF music, and In
general all the sources of amusement and recrca-
ton usually found ut best summer resorts will
be at the command Of the guests ut crock
BRIDGE ALUM
The place Is within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, &c, by rail:
all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-coaches. passing ra-
pidly over Il smooth and level road Of only eight
miles, set down the visitors ut the Springs to tea
Mr.. s. a. PORTER and Captain W. II. SALE VIII
be associated with the management OF the Springs
and win be glad TO see their friends.
JAMES A. FRAZIER. Proprietor.
THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER,
put up In glass, containing al tEe meolcinal
qualities as when drank at Its fountain head, is
Kept for sale at the well-known houses of Messrs.
PURCELL, LADp & Co., Druggists, Richmond,
Va; NJ. A. & c. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Nor
folk, Va. and WOODRUFF & Co., Lynchburg,
Va, who viii furnish pamphlets containing let
ters of eminent physicians, with q few certificates
out of many Of the wonderful cures effected by
these waters. my l2-tjyl
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The Wells Proscriptionists.

The successor of Mr.. RAYMOND, or some
gentleman who writes between the depart
ed editor and the permanent successor, Is
following MIR. RAYMoND's views in OPPOSE
ton 10 the WELLS RadicaliSm in this State.
The New York Times of Monday declares
that influential southerncrs OF the most
adverse party connections and personal
antecedents, from General ROBERT L. LEE
"to Parson BRowSLow, are taking the
ground that the time has come when there
" should no longer be prescribed class be-
fore the balIot-boX." Exactly but the
WELLS party is not included i'll this harlno-
NOUS agreement of men who have been
widely separated in recent conflicts. The
WELLS platform is that of sweeping diSfran-
easements and the denial of equality to
whites. A reckless and brutalizcd organ OF
. The WELLS party has the cffrontery to ques-
ton the right Of a DISTINGUISHED citizen to
freedom of speech and opinion-denouncing
in its fcrocious spirit such n citizen for using
his influence and arguments with other citl-
zcns!
This vindictive and barbarous spirit OF
the WELLS party blinds it to the bright light
which is opening the eyes Of all parties else
where, and enabling them to behold, i'll the
language of the Times, the "bad anomaly
Gin a state of things under which the high
lest prerogative of citizenship is denied to
thousands of the most wealthy, ntelll'
gent, and virtuous, while it is freely eX'
"crcscd by tens of thousands who have
lived all their lives, until very lately, III the
..moSt dcbasinc slavery and benighted iS
ignorance"
We extract sentence or two more iron
the excellent article of the Times. 1t would
seem to have been written in Remuneration
of the proscriptiye and insensatc WELL
party of Virginia. That party is sacrlllcln:
everything that is just and rcrerential to
mere lust of otiice-a lust which cannot b'
gratiiied without imposing disabilities upol
the public will.
This persecution is in perfect harmon.
"with system which lives and has its be
ling only in brute force, and knows NJ
"such thing rs an Inherent personal right
eve live in republic which processes t.
abe sustained purely by the consent
"the governed and which declares certain
"natural rights ;Aalienable.' That can
"not be called Il government of the people
"from the privileges of which considera
BILE fraction of the people, for any cause
"are excluded. To impose taxation ant
"all the other burdens of government upol
"any person, while dcpriying him of repre-
'sentation and all the benefits of govern
"ment, has been to the American mnt
/" from the beginning the very essence o
"tyranny.'
The Times concludes that the election o
General GRANT was 4 vote for ''Peace.'
Nor was it ga hollow preteXt or sham
affair."" and that sit will yet be the glory o
this Administration to fulfil its assigned
work by making this peace genuine ant
grand reality" If this be so, lis we will
the Times believe, we shall have no more tt
do with the "iron-clad OATH"
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"THE FRIENDS OF LIBERTY throughout
The world" have not sent up any very loud
shouts Of rejoicing at the appointment of Il
Regent for the government of poor old
Spain, with powers some,chat more e1tc1'-
size and discretionary than those of Pre-
Sident The upshot will be king. Lib
crty is too well known in Europe to be
trusted. The gentle Spaniards are not
among her devotces. Their revolution has
been remarkably economical i'll blood-lct-
ting, and they are not going to waste much
of the vital fluid to build up show-housc
for Liberty to reside in for season, during
which to give rein to license among her de-
PRAYED courtiers. The Spaniards are not
crazy, like the French, and will not pay so
much for so little. They are going directly
to the monarchy, without passing through
the dance of death and blood, led of by the
debauched goddess of Liberty.
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Two Weeks

from Yesterday tho election which is 20 de-
eide the condition Of this State for long
time win take place. Is every man reauy
for it? He had better be than Gensurc n,ii'-
self for the balance of his lifo for nov '.' -, .
part In so great a struggle. IL ''o III;
INTELLIGENCE. integrity, experience, ana 'o",
.h;,;tv ,r;umphs VIC shall have rcstoico
nnh,;c confidence, faith and prudence IN inc
n,h,;c administration, and contcntnlcht anu
,,-a.,,or;,y a,l over the land. The iarmer'
,,,nao location is the cornerstone ofsociaii 'ie
.rd human enterprises ofall kinds, viii DC en-
couragcd to pursue his calling with increased
cncrpy-he will be rewarded with quick
s,lcs and good prices-hc VIII he abieto pa!
GOOD wages promptly; and the laborcr VIII
NO comfortable, and put in the way Oh
saving. to secure property and independence
for himself. immigration will I've invited py
, weII-ctablishcd civil authority entrusted
to the wisdom and experience OF the SIa'e.
The spare farms, mineral lands, ana wafer
mower. will meet with ready sale, and popu-
Iation and capital will flow rapidly into the
state. Thus started vigorously on her ne"
career. Virginia will soon clear the deSort
of distress and poverty, and become III 4
short pcriod richer and more prosperous
than ever.
This will. besides being the end OF en-
barrassmcnt, be the termination oil the as
gushing and outrageous campaigning 10 oe
feat party composed of the unlnlormca
and deluded colorcd people undcr the leao
of Z small body Of depraved ana Sreeo!
white men. whose object is office ana the
spoils of the public treasury. 1t will be the
cnd of the war of races and the end OF 1he
rascally game of these whites. IL VIII DC
,hc end Of social war and the beginning OF
peace and harmony.
These arc the grand results that we are
fighting for
On the other hand, should the proscrip-
tiyes. under WELLS, triumph
There will be prolongation indefinitely
of dependency among the people ana ros-
tration to every interest III the state. 1"erc
will he no confidence in the Government,
and none in the future. The lnsoiencc OF
Office will be as marked rs the incompctency
and unrclability of officials. The vlndlctlfc
man who will hold the office of Governor
will lose no opportunity to harass those
who opposed him. Bound by obligations
he cannot ignore to the ignorant part OF the
population, he will be forced to admit them
like flood into the State and carry black
equality into all public institutions. Poor
Virginia may mourn like RACHEL in her woe,
ON her children's account, and refuse TO be
comfortcd. For then will rush upon lis all
a flood Of evils such as no people ever were
to suffer!
The picture is too horrible to look upon.
The bare thought of it should start every
Nirginian TO his feet and make him swear
by all that's holy that if such n fate falls
upon Virginia it shall be from no failure on
his part to discharge his duty us a man and
citizen.
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Mr.. Summers Position.

The papers talk about Mr.. SUMMERS posi-
ton. What of Mr. SUMMERS position? l.
1t Il matter of moment? If it is, it only shows
how tar our Government has departed
from Its proper dignity and prudence. We
can hardly believe these stories. We do not
think General GRANT cares anything about
MIR. SUMMERS position. If there was some
talk about a balloon wherewith to reach the
moon, and ascertain whether there is any
green cheese Thereon, To come nearer his
recent studies, to ascend the highest noun
tam IN Alaska, it might be well to hear y
dlsquistion on the geography of the moon.
OF the philosophy of glaciers of Alaska, or
ING nature OF yapor suited to balloons but
mat ne should be ut all looked up to Ms n
s .t whose opinions are worth any,
ling Is strange, and shows the lack Of
wisdom III the national councils. -
II Is intima'cd that MIR. SUMNER Is statistical
WIN The Instructions 10 Mr., MorLrv which
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fame IN his day. Is No. 7 ofArrLETos's :" LII
brary of Choice reading printed In very
handsome style at low price.
The Lost Manuscript. "A Novel. BY GusTAy
FnEYrAas New York D.. APPLETON d
Co.
This is No. 8 of the "Library OF Choice
Reading"; and very interesting story.
Appleton's Journal, the third monthly part.
Very handsomely ornamented with orr
ginal pictures.
Jeremiah and his Lamentations with
notes critical, explanatory, and practical,
designed for both Pastors and People. by
HENnY CowLEs, d. D. New York ID.
APPLETON & co.
Primary Truths Of Religion. By THonAs
M. CLARK, D. D., LII. D., Bishop Of the
Diocese of Rhode Island New York !:
y. APPLETON d Co.
The above works are NIL for sale by
Messrs. A. Fl. CHRISTIAN !S Co.
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| On the csd instant. BESSIE ATHERTON, lnfant
laughter Of Colonel Charles A. ana MARY n. hhr'-
u.
We. funeral will TAKE. place from the residence OF
tn. r. No. .l5 Eighth strect corner Oh Clay'
her nth : THIS ATE RNOON.
,,,, >, May, at hi mother's residences In
EdEec"lstc f9H,. l.. tn hrty-seventh year oil
his age. ,.a..n>
A. tbe residence OF her srandfah y" II. ia NAY,
land on SATURDAY, morning JUNO J! Wary ]. Ham
infant daughter Of William T. and three davs
cock aged thirteen months and twenty
At 10 o'clock on Sunday night the , %, ' Il. II.
FRhNCIS DE SALES. yOutgest cnlio o.
and r. s. Houston, aged eleven inofths. o,.
atb,s fathers residence, in Ashland, ON th. &c
Instant JOHN. Infant son of j. r. ann % " IL
,nurdo arcd one year and eleven months. S,,.>
Ills funeral will take place on THIS " cunu .,2.i
MORNING mt 10 O'Clock from the hon.!n nv, e.
church. Friends of the family arc respectfully ~
vited 10 attend.
ON the cod instant, AGNES LEE, !ounntges'
daughter of John Hampton and Maria "A IVA
sauts I'm the sixth year of her age. r,r,c
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock IIilSC
"Wednesday AFTERNOON from the reslucH ~ w a
and Franklin. ~ r,,o family and
Thc friends and acquaintances OF me latnlia """
of n b. Hill arc respectfully Invited 10 attch''
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in,;mat,ou would suggest the cons. IN, oro
that nobody else Isl Ana !. Ito, y Is in har.
iated that the Admins. rn'i ts = Alabama a, ann
mony with Mr.; sp xs a" Du ses ,nasnuen
claims. AL s.oss :" Mr.. SUMNER is incapable OF
as we ocns ;sr and practical, his prejudiccs
any'hin We rreat ~ to incapac itate his 1udg.
beng - And there is good dc al of common
sense about General GRANT. 'e , = mGs s
eeptible to sentimentaltsrn and ,d d' to taka =
.nd Is the last man in the worLo 20 ..Ss "
;amnt in SUxSEn's balloon. we ' .,a.",.
)auh' III f,;tb in tho story. The Alabama
r '',s. ~ wc think, will be settled amlca,
I"'' a.'a :. u;ll not be arranged upon the
basis Of Mr.. So NNER's speech
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CROCKERY. DR..
EREsH IMPORTATIoNs,.,---IKt;

ERESH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= sd. &c GIBSON are now receiving and o, eoh
STOCK, and are prepared 10 offer spccis1 70 heIr
ments to buyers. New and handsome ,indnce.
f D,Rp Band Iei Plain sn1 w ISlet In rs
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed G,a n snranite
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF JHscns IN
E gs, and other celebrated makers; PLATED 10
Rn sreess WALTERS, Go6lets, Forks, Spoons
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan wan
to Country merchants, hotei-keepers, and bor,.
Keepers VIII consult their interests bv c,ninuae.
us' KELLOGG & GTRsOY N
importers, Wholesale and Retail Dcais,,
1901 Main street Richmond y:
Statesmen. W gu ilos, JR.
m IA
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The majority Of white voters registered in
1867 west of the Blue Ridge was 30, 692, the
negro majority east of the Ridge II ,54. The
white majority registered in the former sec
ton will be raised to 10000, we think,
whilst the negro majority in the latter Sec
ton will be reduced by the present registra-
ti0n
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On the ead. nv the Rev. A. f.. Dickinson, VII
LIAM +. WALKER, Esq, to Miss ELF. cox
all OF this city.
On the 2lst June, by Rev. Leroy M. Lee, D. D.,
A. r. WALTON and Miss MOLLIE j. WAT
son: both OF this city.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM W.
lfi hers of RICHMOND RANDOLpH ~
LODGE No. 10. will attend stated mccllHe. ,oL
at the Maso,ls' Hall THIS EVE.NIMG nc cioeh'
promptly for the installation OF officers.
o' oi"'t % '''' WILLIAM j. GIDDICK,
l., =, :. Secretary.
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D'RY GOODS.

D'RY GOODS.
"T'Ma DRY GOODS STORE OF
BROAD sTREET-No. sa7.
WE ARE OFFERING, FOR THIS SEASON OF
THE YEAR, TEE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
ToBE FOUND IN THE CITY,
NO STORE EXCEPTED,
ANDoN MOST OF
THE GOODS
We HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE, AND
AT SUCH RATES THAT ALL CAN
BUY. BELOW WILL BE FOUND A
PRICE LIST OF A FART OF THE
MANY ARTICLES WE HAVE YET ON
HAND.
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER.
PRICE LIST.
PRETTY GRAY-sTRIPED LENOs at 2oc. per
yard;
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED HERNANIs at
sc. per yard;
VERY GOOD and PRETTY STRIPED BA-
reyes at 2ac. per yard;
STRIPED CIIALLIE DELAINE, all colors. at
CSC. per yard.
A few of those beautiful FRENCH ORGANIZES
left at CSC. per Fundamentally cheap.
JAPANESE CLOTHS, various shades, at d5c.
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, all colors, at
4Oc. (;
o BLACK GROUND notwithstanding
really beautiful.
Another lot of those
FRENCH GRENADINE ROBES
very Extraordinarily ZIG per pattern.
p'S'HS' r1qurs, r,o,rs
LIN ORGANIZES,
RJRROSS.
PLAID, all widths, at ls3 Is, and
doc;
PLAIN NARROW RIBBONS at c5, occ., aud 81
per piece;
BLACK md WHITE PLAID and FIGURED,
for trimmings, very cheap;
FANCY NARROW SATIN RIBBONS for the
neck.
200 PIECES LINEN DIAPER VERY CHEAP.
MEMS WEAR.
LINEN DHILLINGS at IS, 30 IS, and Soc;
WHITE LINEN DRILLINGs at 7sc., 81, and
Sl.25;
COTTONADEs,
KERSEYS,
JEANS,
CASSINlERES,
CLOTHS, &C., &c.
FARASOLS,
SILK AND LLAMA LACE SIIAWLS,
and 900 other articles too numerous to mention
statesmen:
W. c. KEAN, j. II. CHESERY, ". II. GORDON |
formerly Of S. NJ. Price & Coz.
STORE CLOSED on SATURDAYS. jc 81
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THE HOT SPRINGS,

4 BATH COUNTY Va.
S. c. TARDY 4 CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
Professor j. l.. CABELL. NJ. D.. Of the Uniycr-
sity Of Virginia, Resident Physician.
WIN be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lST, under the management of }. A. MCCLUNG.
An the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with furniture linen, beds, and
tableware, these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions 10 both the invalid and plcasrre-sccker.
No expense 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
ut the Springs, or by ;. &. TARDY Il Co. Rich
mond Va.
A telegraph Office will be established ut the
Springs, thus affordng visitors IN opportunity Of
prompt communication with every part of the
country. my ls-2m
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY

NM ASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY,
w HANOVER kCOUNTY.-The trustees OF
W Washington Henry Academy-located In Hanover
county near Atee's station, Chesapeake and Ohio
July, proceed to appoint o PRINCIPAL. OF said
institution.
The school, with good management, is well sus-
tanned.
The buildings are new and ample, having every
convenience for family and i large boarding
school.
Address BOARD OF TRUSTEES, care OF the
Whig office, Richmond, Va. Jc ll-eodtJe:5
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Also on hand new lot of
MARSEILLES. or PIQUE. white, buff, and
figured, at extremely low figures.
SPRING and SUMMER FIASNELS attract at
tention by their unusual cfeapncss.
CASSIMERES, CLOTH, DOESKIN, DUCKS,
DRILLS, COTTONADES, Checked and Striped
LINENS, BoMBAZINES, ALPACAS, and other
materials, for gents and boys wear, are sold I'm
manner agrecably surprising to man who priced
such goods elsewhere.
What glorious supply Of pretty shades of RIB
BONS, SkTINS, PARASOLS, FANS, &C., &C.
Although many ladies are receiving the compli-
ments of their husbands and bcauX for their good
taste In selecting one Of NJ EYER,S LACE
SHAWLS, still few of the latter ones left for
those who need.
INDIA-RUBBER CLOTH, for indcscribable
and other purposes, always on hand ut moderate
figures.
MARsEILLEs TRIMMING t25c apsece), SILK
PRINCES, GIMPS, and other material, for braid
Ing or trimming female apparel of every descrip-
tion purcha scd at far below value, and selling like
wise of course.
Millions of other inducements In DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c, &c. JULIUS MEYER.
jel5 sos Broad street, near Sixth.
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SWIMMER REs0RTs,
4 SEASIDE RESORT.
coBB,s ISLAND.

sCOBBtS ISL
This popular resort IS NOW OPEN FOR Wis
ITORS, and has been rendered more comfortable
and attractive than ever, and The pleasure Lowing
and health-seeking public are assured That every
effort will be made to please.
The surf-bathing Is unsurpassed, and perfectly
safe.
The fishing Is uneguallcd.
The game Is abundant.
The table IS supplied with the finest 1sh In the
world, well as game, and has every facility for
deriving supplies.
The traveller, after reaching Norfolk win take
the steamer n Z. Banks y ON Monday. Wcdncs-
day, and Friday. or the steamer ''Suc'' on Tuesday
and Friday, for Cherrystone, on the Eastern Shore
OF Virginia, and thence by steamer IN. w. A.
Cobb" for the Island.
TERMS 50 per day. 1913 per week:
COBB BROTHERS.
je 2a-3tawlm Post-ofiicc, Cherrystone, Va.
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BEDFORD ALUM
ID AND IODINE SPRINGS,
NEAR NEW LONDON, BEDFORD CO., VA.

NEAR NEW LONDON, BEDFORD CO., Va.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
bratcd watering-place Is now open for the rcccp-
tion Of visitors. He pledges himself that every
effort will he made to render the accommodations
second to none in Virginia, aud the fare shall be
the very best the market can afford.
A conveyance Will meet the trains Mt Forest
depot on the Virginia aud Tennessee railroad ten
miles above Lynchburs and four miles from the
Springs.
TERMS - per day, SIS per week. $40 per m onth
Special contracts with families, &c. Children
and servants, half price.
Send for pamphlet.
jc la--1m JOHN s. KYLE, Manager.
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GUNNER BOARDIN G Mn. s. p.
y IIACkETT, near Louisa Courthouse, would
months. The ncighborhuod is one Of the hest rs
well the hcalthcst in eastern Virginia, and Is
only few hours ride from the city. on tn" Ehesa-
peakc and Ohio railroad. Passenger trains pass
the depot four times day. Terms $40 per month.
Special arrangements for families may he made nj
less rates. For further particulars inquire 1T this
Office. jc I7-cwk
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STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HENRICo, SIS.
L, j. Il. MORTON, cashier Of the National Bank
of Virginia, do soemnly that the above state
ment Is true, TO the best of my knowledge and be-
liei. j. B. MORTON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22d day
Of June, A. ID. 1869. o. S. MORTON, n. 7.
Corrcct-Attest:
$5l f f SSiH +
ia
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SPECIAL SoTl CO.
Wins,
OPPOSITE rOST-oFFICE.
In addition TO our
LARGE AND wELL-AssoRTED STOCK
SPRING CLOTHING
RNISHING GOODS,
we now offer large job lot OF
LIGHTWEIGHT ALL-wOOL CASHMERE
COATS AND VESTS
At PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF
THE MATERIAL IN THEM,
AS FOLLOWS:
SPRING OyERCOATS at %; regular price, Sc.
sINGLE-BREASTED SACK COATS, $40; regu-
lar price, sls
SINGLE-BREASTED SACK COATS, 81; regular
price, Sls.
SINGLE-BREASTED VESTS ito match coatsl,
81; regular price, 80.
SINGLE-BREASTED VESTS, 81; regular price,
M.5O
YOUTHS VESTS, $3.50; regular price, 81.
apes JOHN 5. DEVLIN.
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CLOTHING.

y r & K ) X T. ID u CED.
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A few of those beautiful FRENCH ORGANIZES
left at Csc. per Fundamentally cheap.
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, all colors, at
4Oc. /;
o LACK GROUND notwithstanding
really beautiful.
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7 OOk TO YOUR INTEREST.
Inow offer full and complete stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
for mems, youths, and boys wear AZ greatly
reduced prices.
Also, an entirely new stock OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
III 4 rs
of all the leading styles, which am prepared to
sell retail ri wholesale prices.
Please call, before purchasing, at
NJ. w. ROSES. No. 32s Broad,
my Jim corner Fourth street.
CECOND SUPPLY OF THE LATEST
= STYLES OF SPRING AND
SUMMER CLOTHING
for mems, boys and youths wear.
VERY Low PRICES.
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, AND LINENS,
In all cclors.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER IN STYLE AT
SHORT NOTICE.
4 fine stock OF + L RI HING GOODS,
TRI-SkS, &c, ALWAYS on hand.
JULIUS KRAkER, Merchant Tailor.
nv SIN 1917 Main street.
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The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have liked on MONDAY, 30th Of August, a. ID. lsf?
At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. As the time, and my office, No.
$40 Franklin street, city Of Richmond, Va, as the
place, To execute the duties required OF me by the
foregoing decree in taking the accounts and max
ing the inquiries therein directed.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
jel6-Wiw Commissioner In Chanrery.
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