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LIFE-sJTsTAININq IN

us II II LIE E-SUSIAlNlNG OK-
GANS.-The two organs which minister most d.
rectly to the support Of the body are the stomar
andliyer. In the former tie first process Of diges-
tion takes place under the action OF that powerful
solvent, the gastric Juice. Thence the food, con-
verted Into pulp, passes into the duoderfhm,
where 1t is subjected to the action Of the bile or
gall flowing from the liver, and Of the 1uid gene
rated by the pancreas or sweethread or the sys
portion from the rest, and It is then taken up by
he absorbent vessels and conveyed into the
channels Of circulation in the form OF venous
blood while the waste matter Is discharged
through the bowels. Unless all these processes
a-e duly performed disease, of some sort IS inevi
tl ole, and the best OF all medicinal agents for
D eserving or restoring the tone and regulating
tIe action Of the three organs-the stomach liver,
and iptestines-by which the three-fold work Is
carried on, 10 HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. Indigestion Is generally accompanied by
c)nstpation and the gentle cethartic operation OF
the btters is no less important In cases Of this
kind than Its tonic effect upon the stomach and
the hillary gland. Beauty of person as well as
lariry OF the excretiye functions. A sallow com:
plexion, thick, opaque, coarse skin, tainted
breath, rush Of blood to the head, loss ofmeuory,
Headache, and extreme mental depression, are
the usual Accomplishments OF ,c0stiyeness. A
course of the bitters Will infallibly relieve and
finally Danish these obnoxious symptoms, while
the stomach and promoting healthy
action in the liver. This genial vegetable sto-
machic and Alternative strikes at disease In It's pri-
mary sources, the assimilating secretiye, and ex-
pulsfve organs and the 1t effects arc conse-
quently thorough and complete. s1rry.r .l,,s~.
: je l3-dcod&wlw
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iassss- ia srfiE EfsRv0 Oh u.s. The natural
rssfffs OF "a aaststion strength by excessive Ia
nor Or actfon Is fssisng OF weakness, dulfress,
heayiness, wsartness, sAngor Of body or mind, &C.
p.rsoris Of b weak eonstitution or whose habits
are sedentary frequently complain Of fhis relaxed
condition. or the VITAL enefgfe ana when persons
of q nervous Temperament are thus weakened and
debiltated diseaseinevitsbiy follows, un1essit il
ut once checked and overcome. All who suffer
from these causes alike require q remedy which
will strengthen the system Without exciting It, and
awake feeling of true enjoyment 80 TINT life may
become q source Of pleasure. MsHLER's HERB
BITTERS has won It's way into the confidence OF
thousands OF this class Of persons, who warmly
dorse 1t as the best invigorating agent and the
most potent and genial Of all tonies and altera-
tives for strengthening and restoring ts physical
constitution. je 12Ldeod&wIw
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The telegram in reference to the reap
portionment of representation in Congress
which appeared in the Dispatch of yester-
day came to hand after our editorial para
graph on the same subject was written.
According to the telegram, the bill before
Congress provides that any additional re-
representatives. to which State may be found
entitled are to be elected at large. If so,
the Conservatives will certainly have it in
their power to elect these additional repre-.
sentatives, as we have large majority in
the State. The districting of the State was,
however, so badly done by the UNDERWOOD
Convention that the work ought to be done
over as seon as possible.
Since writing the above we have received
a copy of the bill, and find that it provides
that the additional representatives shall be
elected at large sunless others0ise proptded
5y such State"
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The present House of Representatives
consists of $40 members. AS under the bill
Just passed by the Senate it will consist OF
800 members, we may expect much tilibus-
tcring hereafter, or else rules SO stringent
that the House will no longer be delibera-
tive body. The larger the body the less de-
bate will be allowed. At present the House
is q mere piece of machinery
heartless, and dead, worked by few
leaders. II such thing be possible, 1t VIII
be less liberal hereafter. BY the time the
Democrats obtain control of it the House
will be the most efficient and most supple
tool OF tyranny that the world has ever seen.
And won't we help the Democrats to Work
he wires
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me- spECIALTIES IN sEASONABLE

| ~ sPECIALTIES IN sEASONABLE
GOODs.-SATIN, STRIPED, AND. FIGURED
DRESSES, FRENCH CAMBRICS, LINEN
LAWNS, JACCONETS, NAINsOOKs; PLAIN,
CHECKED AND STRIPED SWISS MUSLINS,
BRILLIA MIS-, -~ORGANDIES; ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALIC0Es, Pill
LOW LINENS, LINEN SKEETINGS, COT
TON sHEETINGS, BLEACHED CoTTOEs,
COTTON PLAIDS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, Ia
BLE-CLOTHs. MARsEILLEs QUILTS, NOT
TINGHAM LACE FOR CURTAINS, TABLE
OIL-CLOTHS, &C., &C. Very cheap. @"a '.l =
81. - ~ ',a.'a JOHN N. wOODFIN,
my12 r"." I'LL Main street.
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GENERAL GRANTS CUBAN MEssAGE.-Jur
telegram of yesterday gave synopsis OF
the Presidents Cuban message. The mes
sage enfolres what we have SO often said as
to the character of the so-called war III
Cuba but as we hold that neither Pre-
sident's message nor anything else can raise
that contest to the dignity of war, and
that there is really nothing in such broil
worthy of public attention, we do not
choose to cumber our columns with the
message, good and sensible though the
views are which it takes. ..
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my WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN.

NJ WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
TON OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
large and attractive stock of DRY GOODS OF
every description. In order to supply the de-
m ands of our Immense retail trade we are COM
PEELED to buy In very large quantities, and conse-
quently can give merchants choice selections
with liberal margin for profit. f..
Our stock Is replenishcd by tri-weekly arrivals
of fresh goods, is kept ut all times full and CON-
plete is always fully adequate to the wants Of the
trade. The quality of our goods Is superior, and
our prices as low as similar goods can be bought
anywhere. ..
We invite an examination by I'LL In want OF
FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices. JOHN N. WOODFIN.
myl2 I'LL Main street.
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TSU6HSfxEf;x5 klEl5jl5fllIss g. 10 MIfa
YTCE-JUMEsia fs7s.s Jrss, fssssYsQ 6 10 Ids-
sson B1fF1fns. aS5FaW GoCdS Do lsAEils vsrse4y
LsdisSs HaB OF syery kind, Iasest ssy1ee; Mems
sois, Mosfnfng Fa1xsoIs !; Isaftes,, caeaksf, md
MsssSss BID Gloves Elegant HUneE6a Ghee; SaslI
RfbBcns, Marrow Kthbons, Frsach How're bet
Brown DOnestfsS. Table ljAmesk Towels Of al
kinds, White ard Checked Natttags HHey ,AFti.
cfes and kottons or a1I ktH6ss IN - II 44r
g prieea @ b found only 90 tbs Great Bargain
te II DUCRwALE j. ROUss.
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n7r DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

: Ej DRESS GUUDo! DhEoo UUVI3o'
we have recently added to our stock of DRESS
GOODS many styles just out, really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
rivals Of SILK GRENADINES In beautiful pat
terms, and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known In this market Our stock OF
RICH SILKS (black and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, POPLINS,
POPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINES, HERNANIS,
LENoSy 3foZAMBIQUES ..e .a..+,
LAWNS, GINGHAMS,
PERCALES, CHAMBREYS
ALPACAS, &C.,
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual inducements.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
my12 lll7 Mainst
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COOP FOR GREELEY.-The Tribune of yes
terday, speaking of WHITrEMoRE, but In
GLIDING the whole tribe of yagabonds now
misreprcscnting the South in Congress,
says: eve utterly and vehemcntly protest
"asainst assuming any more party respon-
responsibilities in behalf of the carpet-bag
congressman"
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ME- MOURNING GOODS.

me- MOURNING GOODS. ,.~,
Our assortment Of MOURNING GOODS is very
large. We give to this department special atten-
ton, and invite those in want to examine our ME-
RTNoS, MOUsSELAINEs, ALPACAS, TAMIsE
CLOTHS, BoMBAzINEs, REPS, BIARRITz,
sILIsTRINEs, MOURNING SILKS, GRAPES,
BAREGEs, GRAPE COLLARS, GRAPE Wells,
LOVE Wells, MOURNING -HANDKEiRF--
CHIEFS, &C., &C. as u ss -.Gs -
Our stock Of STAPLE GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, UNI
BRELLAS, PARASOLa FANS, C0TTONs,
THREADS, SILKS, BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS,
&C.. &C., Is very large, and prices satisfactory.
JOHN n. WOODFIN,
lit Main street,
my12 between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

JUDGE EDMoNDsON'S COURT-ACQUIT-
LEXINGTON-VISIT OF BISHOP JOHNS
CONFIRMATIUN-SER BEFORE THE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsOCIA-
TION-PROGRAMME OF TIE COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT WEEK-vIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE EXAMINATIONS
AND COMMENCEMENT CURRY
GOVERNOR WALKER. ~
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ou,cx WoRx.-The census bill just pass
ed by the United States Senate provides es
:. thai the superintendent of tho census
:. anaI, before the 10th of September, sub
q m;tto the Secretary of the Interior pre-
!" liminary report of the results Of the emu
az nrleration Of the population, so that the
Secretary may ascertain the basis of re-
presentation of tho States," &c.
In reply to question, Senator TRuABuIL
said he expected the returns to DC IN
time to enable the States of Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois, to elect their next Congress
men under this bill, and under the new CEN
sus tables. Other elections take place on
the second Tuesday in October.
The new bill provides not only that States
entitled to additional members shall elect
such by general ticket, but that States losing
representatives shall SO elect all OF their
members.
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nw BATCHELOR'S HAIR D YE.-
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world !;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tsnts remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes invigo-
aes and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street. New York. :
= je 2-eodlyr
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No wonder MARX TWAIN finds SO many
men in the world who cannot appreciate
his Jokes. Here are newspapers speaking
of the article upon DIsRAEL1 in Bloclerood's
Magazine as containing u serious outgiv-
ing as to what will be the names and tho
roles of his heroes in his next novel
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NJ JUNE 10, 1870. .''.
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.

NE JUNE 10, 1870.
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.
THOMAS r. PRICE & GO.
are adding 10 their stock by constant arrivals
COLORED GRENADINES, 80 q dress to $l.Soper
yard; :" 80.
Splendid assortment NEW PRINTS at 10, le1 Is,
and 2Oc.
POPLINSr and ORGANDIES-eyery price;
IRISH LINENS and Observation-Disclosures
BLACK SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, MozAM-
BIQUEs, etc.; 81
MOURNING GOODS (specialty), great variety
BLACK IRON GRENADINES at prices Oh
early stage of the season, although they nave .d-
yanced In New York fifty per CENT honlEHi'
COLLARS, GLOVES, ski etc., etc'
= Main street corner Eleventh,
ie1s nearly opposite post-oiIice.
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sfAHnsTasn.

Cd s1is Stit az June by tsa ssy. Dr. R9saerf
KATHARfNE GARNIER, o. this slIFss u,, " ~
AZ Trfnisf chnrci,, Richmond Va on jun. l L
1910 ~ Res. 81. A. Proctor, q. HlIsTZHlMEh
and MARYE FAsTos both or fh nH. cisy, n,e.sa
Raleigh, rs. g., sad Hoaioke 1snses p'ess's
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me- HITE GOODS! WHITE
sr@ (. GOODS!

me- WHITE GOODS! WHITE
- sr# ) GOODS!
Just received, bought at peremptory sale where
every lot had to be sold without reserves:
NAINSOOK MUSLINS at 25c.
NA1NSOOK. Mt Acc ..,.-n. =
NAINsOOK MUSLINS at 35c.;
NAINSOoK at 40c.; ...sH ...
SWISS MUSLIN mt &c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 25c.
SWISS MUSLIN at 3Oc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 35c.; ..s~-
TUCKED MUSLIN for bodies at SOC. worth 81
SHIRRED MUSLIN for bodies at 6oc. worth $l.25;
STRIPED AND CHECKED MUSLINS at all
prices; r...
TALETAN TALETAN TARLETAN! H..
YELLOW TARLETAN3 MUSLIN, full width, at
csc. per yard, just the thing TO protect picture
frames and gas-fXtures, at ...- IL.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Tell 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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HARVEST CoMMENcED.-Manyo Of the far
mers in this section commenced the wheat
harvest yesterday, and so fur as We are able
to ascertain, the crop has suffered but little,
if any, damage by tho protracted wet wea-
Their. The yield, it is believed, will be full
Neaos.
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THE WHEAT.-Wc do not hear that the
wheat has been much injured by the long
rainy spell that we have had, and which we
hope is now at an end but we have no
doubt but the account after harvest will be
very different. The crop must have been
considerably injured. It began to rail-! be-
had cloudy weather until the wheat was
almost ready to cut. Between the washing
off of the bloom and the rust there must be
a considerable diminution of the Yield
Charlottesville Chronicle.
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Foul PLAY.-The Pearisburg. Gazette
say short time since two little girls, aged
eight and eleven years, living on Salt-P ond
Mountain, by the name of Willis, were miss
ing, and all attempts to find them, so far,
has proved in vain, and it is now believed
by the neighbors that their step-father, a
man by the name Of Miles, had murdered
them. The cause and circumstances of this
foul deed, or the grounds upon which sus-
picion is based, is yet unknown, but time
will deyelope the facts. ..st-.....
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A RECFgH,

|
A RECESS. -.....-,...a-.a.7.~-,..-,,,
Mr.. PENN offered the following:
"Whereas In view Of the advanced state
of the business before the Senate no detri-
ment can occur to the public interest by q
recess of the Senate, ~
"Resolrcd, That when the Senate nd,
Journ on Friday next it viii adjourn until
Tuesday next"
Mr.. SNowDEN moved to lay on the table.
Lost--ayes, 10 !; noes, II.
The resolution was then adopted-ayes'
%; noes, 10. =,
On motion, the Senate adjourned until II
o'clock tomorrow "wednesday.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 10 o'clock.
BILLS PASSED AND ADVANCED.
Senate bill to incorporate the virginia
Warchousing and Guaranty Company.
Uouse bill to amend the act of 1866 for the
protection of immigrants. Ordered to Its
cneTossment. NJ
House bill for the relcfof John r. Pharr,
late sheriff of Allegheny county. Passed.
Senate bill for the relief of the Bank Oh
Commerce ut Fredericksburg. Passed:
House bill to incorporate the Northern
Neck Stock Association. Passed. .
Senate bill to authorize the payment OF
the funeral expenses of the late Senator
Bland. Passed.
Senate bill to amend the Code fixing the
nav of the secretary of the CONFERENCE.-The;
failed for want OF constitutional majority.
A motion to reconsider was entered by MI.
BUDD and passed by. e..
House bill to amend the act incorporating
the Academy at New Market. Passed. .
House bill for the relief of the sl!retlcs OF
j. l.. F. Campbell, late sheriff Of Washing
ton county. .... ......-.
EQUAL RIGHTS ON RAILWAYS.
Mr.. P. X. JONES offered resolution IN
structing the Committee on Roads to report
a bin protecting all citizens travelling on
railroads, steamboats,, and other common
carriers. Referred. 4
TAX BILL. s#.
The tax bill was considered, and ordered
to it's engrossment and third reading.
PAY OF ATroRNEY-oENERAL. s.
Bill in relation to Encouragement failed
for want of constitutional majority, and
was passed by.
Adjourned.
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The HA1L-SToRM.-At halfpast 2 o'clock
P. NJ. Saturday we had violent hail-storm
at this place that lasted for quarter of an
hour, and must have done much damage
both to the wheat and the corn crop. The
wheat was aboutin bloom, and the corn, at
about the age that such hail as we had,
east, would shatter and tear to pieces. This
is particularly discouraging, rs our planters
depended solely on these crops to relieve
them from debt. We sincerely hope the
storm was not general Culpcpcr Aduance.
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DEENs

~ ..,aence ON the corner OF Broad and
NJ AZ, MP 1890 cm Tuesday June IL, 1870, OF con-
snsnp.ton. NJ. THOMAS H. CARY inc twems
fy.fifJi, wear or MS age, leaving wiie anu TWO
eG Haxin9 died in the fiIth he has gone 70 his re-
ward. = - = - at rr-ipitv Methodist
p lib luni church Mt a O'Clock THIS fWednesdayl
EVENING. The friends OF the deceased, ana o. q
his father .fsfr; Ii. Il. Gasy and che mempess Oh
Richmond typographical Union NO. W, ate III
yited to o. tend. ---.-- -~--
AZ R,chmond College, June14, Mrs. v. C.PUH-
YEAR. wife OF Professor B. Pnryear., ~ a. 200,
Her funeral Will take place TON ,ssoeI
The friends OF the family are invited to attend.
Tn Now York. June LIST, JAMES mcN1VEs, OF
Glasgow, Scotland, in the thirty year Oh his
age. ,,,,s 1,,;,,, srnu nIease copy
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: mYTO THE MERCHAN rs OF VIR-
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA.-The CASH
BUYERS of Virginia and North Carolina Will find
in our basement thrst foor) duplicates OF our fine
line. PRINTS and elegant assortment of FANCY
DRESS GOODS, which we will cut lu quantities
to suit them at amere commission upon the COST
thus giving them an advantage which they DO not
get in northern jobbing houses. A call from all
such Is Invited. ......:. -
je13 THOMAS IL. IhlCE Il w.
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FIRE IN LYNCHBURG.-The store of L. L.
Goodman was burned Monday. Mr.. Good
man lost his stock of groceries, furniture,
clothing, and books and papers. The gro
ceries and furniture were insured for $3.50
in the Continental and Il like sum in the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, which, it is believed, will fully cover
his loss.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

have just opened anew and handsome assort-
n,ent of LADIES' DRESS GOODS and FANCY
ARTICLES, to which invite the public to call
and examine.
Particular bargains in RIBBONS of all Widths,
for sashes and trimmings; the latest style pom
GEE SILK. PARASOLS; the latest style LACE
COLLARS, very low and handsome; ladies' best
KID GLOVES s7s:. worth Sl.so; a full line OF
ladies' and children's HOSE; IRISH LINENS;
TABLE-LINEN; NAPKINS; extra bargains In
PIQUES from soc., &c. soc., 4oc, and Sec, worth
agreat deal more; sets ofCOLLARS and CUFFS
very cheap striped BERAGE Toe. worth lsc. ;;
plain LEN0S 2oc. worth SOC. i; and u full assort-
ment OF DRESS GOODS at New York prices
white CASIBRICS; SWISS TARLETANS at
pauic prices; all shades OF SATIN for trimming;
black and colored SILKS for dresses very cheap;
mems and boys wear LINENS, COTT0NADES.
Can early and secure some Of the great bargains
at Nc. l4I Main street, two doors from Fourteenth
street. ~@. % &z.a.'< p. STRAUSS,
10 linn 49,, Agent.
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THE Way TO SAVE MONEYS q
CALL AND BUY DIX aooDs WHERE
THEY ARE SOLD AT Low PRICES.
Dur assortment Is very large and complete, and
yeinyite call from all desiring stl"
GOOD GOODS
!, AT THE RIGHT FIGURES.

"A fsa. r. tas { /. = i -
A full variety Of
~ j., BERAGES, POPLINs, - =
~ CHALLIEs; GRENADINES, -
JAPANESE SILKS ETjf6 4.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
ALPACAS, LAWNS,
r.! Es< PIQUES, CAMBRICS, rs rt.s.
-t.,.t NAINsOOKs, BRILLIANTs,
- PLAIN SWISS; 't<-@. - 1
rRIPED,S CHECKED, and TUCKED
DIMIrIES, DIAPER,
SR',s @TARLETANS, ORGANDIES
lsse-, TABLE LINENS, s.e r
s. NAPKINS TOWELS, .......
QUILTS, sHEETIEGS, i..s.-
CAsSIMERES,
LINEN DRILLIEGS
GRENADINE and LACE sHAwLs,
= SILK SACQUES,
WHITE SKIRTS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, m5
tasa COLLARS,
'aHi''' ~ EMBRoIDERIEs.
COLLARS, SHIRTS,
SHIRT-FRONTS, |:r' -
/. CORSETS, HOSIERY; ...y.l.
KID and Isle GLOVES,
SILK and LINEN FANS,
PONGEE PARASOLS,
SILK and GINGHAMU UMBRELLAS,
RIBBONS. SATINs, ~.
and all kinds OF seasonable goods at
THALHIMER's. :" -
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
lie lo] - ,<&"e Il 7.e
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mcY SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS.
PRINTED BORDER. SKIRTS, white and buff,
at eoc., ready for use; r ..
TUCKED WHITE SKIRTS, five tucks and hem,
at 81 worth $1.5o;
TUCKED WHITE SKIRTS at $780, made of the
very best material;
All kluds of LADIES' UNDERWEAR at great
bargains.
Ladies' attend In this department at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1al5 Main street.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON, soc. per dozen
JOHN CLARK, JR., 4 CO.'S SPOOL COTTON,
SOC. per dozen. cu
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DEATH OF COLONEL ROBERT GARLAND
Colonel Robert Garland died yesterday
Charles r. Slaughter, in this city. He was
an officer in the Confederate service, and
his disease dates back to his imprisonment
by the United States authorities during the
war. Before the war he was an officer of
the United States army, but resigned to
fight the battles of his State at the begin
ming of hostilities. Colonel Garland was an
estimable and worthy gentleman, and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
Owing to his feeble health he has lived quite
a retired life for several years.-Lynchburg
VirJiWan. ... -
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SALES OF PROPERTY IN GoRDoNsvILLE,
Va, BY DAVID d. NJ. D1GGEs, LAND AGENT
AT SAID PLAcE.-Vacant building lots be-
longing to Messrs. John NJ. Jordan and N.
G. Beale, Esqs., to Messrs. II. B. Mcleod,
just from Scotland, and Thomas Burton,
late Of England, who have engaged to assist
in building up the already prospecting rail-
road-junction town. There is room for a
few more such men.
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. to- pay bis salasssss f be bad one sspark q
nanliness, or Of that high tone which once nee
belonged to congressman, he would scori J
TO sit In Congress under sucl circumstances.
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NE CLOTHS, ASSN E R E S,
TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS, FARMERS
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS, SPANISH LINENS,
COTTONADES, ITALIAN CLOTHS, SUS-
TENDERS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs,a and
HOSIERY, and q general stock OF FURNISHING
GOODS for men and boys. We call special at
tention to our elegant stock OF FANCY CASSl-
MERES for gentlemen.
JOHN N. WOODFIN.
my12 .r. lII7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-15

HOMICIDE IN SPoTsYLvANIA.-LastS atur-
day crowd of six or seven persons started
out in wagon, among whom were G. j.
Watson and NJ. Whackinhouser. They
got out to q spring above Mr.. Robert Shell
toms, and stopped to get some water, and
probably to take /" drink" Mr.. Whackin-
houser having a jug of whiskey. There
had been an old grudge between the gentle
men, which. had remained unsettled.
Whackinhouser said to Watson "There
has been an old grudge between us long
enough. had rather have two black eyes
than for q man to refuse to speak to me-"
Whereupon Watson drew his knife and
stabbed him twice in the right side. The
wounds are said to be painful, but not dam
gerous. Watson made his escape, and has
not yet been caught. The wounded man
came back to town on horseback, and tho
wounds were dressed by DR.. G. A. Jones.
He died Sunday.-Fredertcksburg Ledger.