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The Matter of Freights.

We cannot oyerrate the importance OF
proper investigation of the subject Of COM
narrative freishts charged for Richmond
! goods and those charged upon goods from
cities north of us on Virginia railroads. Man
ifcstly those roads owe serious obligation
| to the State which chartered them, and we
cannot suppose that their conductors Will
gravcly deny 1t. Now, il we can get them
to confess the consequence Of that obliga-
tion-that it prohibits them from giving
cities outside of Virginia advantages over
/ the cities within her borders-that it, on
| the other hand, requires of them to favor
the Virginia cities whenever they can-that
would be a decided gain to our local into
| rests. For gentlemen making such acknow-
| Judgments surely could not keep upon thcir
| tariff list inequalities that are fatal 10 our
own cities.
The presentation of the question 1ully
could hardly fail of eXerting Il good enect'
| Where the case was fairly made up, ana the
| railroad official refused to make such con-
ceession as would give a Virginia city the
advantage of distance in the freight charged,
| strong case could be made against him, ana
/ made public it certainly should be DAM
aging to the official aforesaid.
The issue ought to be presented WIN a
railroad company, for instance, chartered
and built by Virginia. and in considerable
degree by this city, continue rates Of freight
which enable northern city to place goods
in n town south of Richmond at less cost
than the cost of transporting the same goods
to the same place from Richmond? That is
the question. 1t would require cons'de-
rable cheek publicly to maintain the affirm
alive answer to this question.
1t is time that railroads werc finding out
not only what they owe to our own people
but that the best way to promote their own
interests is to help to increase the growth
and prosperity of the State, not only by not
discriminating against our own people, but
by pursuing every liberal policy that can
stimulate enterprise and encourage travel.
The Chamber of Commerce of this city
has given good deal of attention to this
matter. We hope they will return to 1t.
They should be helped, for the subject Is
vital to this city.
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me- THREE REQUISITES OF

HEALTH.-If all the sickly people In the world
wsre to take to their beds and demand medical
treatment there would not be doctors enough to
attend them nor sufficient number OF the robust
to nurse them. Three conditions are absolutely
essential to health-Yjz, good appetite, easy d.
gestion, and the ability to sleep soundly. Seven
eigfths of the many thousands who suffer from In
disposition yet do not labor under serious disease,
complain that "they can't eat, ~ that their st0-
machs are Tout Of order,'' or that they "don't
sleep well.n For this class Of ailments few per-
sons think Of calling In a physician. Nor ts 1t
necessary, inasEluch AS course OF HOSTEL
TER'S BiTTERS will certainly relieve the de-
rang ments OF the stom CHI the liver, and the ner-
vtsls system, from which want Of appetite, lodi
gestiop, and sleeplessness, arise. This excellent
vegetable tonic and corrective Is also delightful
anodyne. Insomnia Tor 1ncapacity to sleepl which
has resisted all the ordinary remedte Will yield
readily TO dose Of this scdatye taken just
before retiring TO rest. In ordinary prac-
tice It Is usual to give stomnchtc, an apertent,
an invgoraut, sOporiflc, an anti5eptic, as the
case for the time being may scem more particI;;
these m edicinal properties, and many others, are
is stimulated, while TIC bowels arc regulated, the
liver toned, the strength recruited, the nerves
Gained, the fluids purified. and the circulation
equslized, 1t Is believed that there is no other
restorative and regulating medicine in the world
which acts so bencfcialy and agrecably upon al
the assimlating and eccretivc organs at the Same
time; and to all who lack the three fundamental
requisites of health and cDjoyment7a vigorous
appetite, sound digestion. and refreshing slecp-
Is confidently recommended as specific. !.
jcA-dcod&w1w
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ME- MAY is, 1870.
Heavy arrivals of new and elegant GOODS for
the summer trade.
Some from the New York auctions and some
not some bought for CASH and some not; but
all sold ut LOWEST FIGURES.
just opened, and others expected by daily ex-
press and steamers,
More COLORED GRENADINES only 50 dress;
BLACK IRON GENADINES, every price de-
sired;
PopLINs and MOzAMBIQUEs, 90, IS, 80, IS, 40,
and 6lc.;
BLACK MOHAIRs, ALPACAs, BOMBAZINES,
TAMISE, CHALLIES;
ENGLISH GRAPES and other MOURNING
GOODS-specialty; .......
Superb BLACK GRO GRAIN and TAFFETA
SILKS, very low;
PLAIN and CHECKED FRENCH SILKS aud
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE POPLINS,
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, ETC., etc.
Entirely new etyle PRINTS at all pricos-s. 10, l2
is and 2oc.;
CORSETS, LACE COLLARS LINEN COL
LARS, and CUFFS;
JOUViN's and SEAMLESS KID GLOVES,
warranted makes;
HOSIERY, LADIES' UNpERSHIRTS, GENTS
UNDERsHIRTs, HANDKERCHIEFs, ETC.;
CASSIMERES-a splendid line for gents and
boys;
LLAMA LACE POINTS, small and large;
LLAMA SACQUEs, both In black and white !;
GRENADINE and BAREGE sHAWLS etc.
NEW GOODS every day.
myla T. X. PRICE &c Co.
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Those virtuous and very kind.hearted
gentlemen Messrs. PORTER, of New York,
and PLAT, of Vermont, now obligingly
representing this State in the Congress of
the United States, have been telling the
truth again-they can't help telling the
truth although it may damage the reputa-
ton of the people whose welfare they so
condescendingly, strangers as they arctic
us. undertake to guard. They are telling
people in Washington that we are not good
1T all-that they, p. & P, would gather us
and our property as hen gathereth her
chickens under her wings, but we won't
They say we continue to stone The prophets
and kill the LORDS anointed "Union men"
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General Assembly Of Virginia.

FRIDAY, June 10, 1870.
SENATE.
The Senate met at - M.-Mr. WADDELL,
President pro tenn, in the chair. r
Dir. SMITH, of Clarke, presented q bill to
terson Turnpike Company.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were passed
House bill to incorporate the Wetumpha
Iron, Mining, and Manufacturing Com
pany.
Senate bill to authorize the Fredericks-
burg and Gordonsville Railroad Company
to borrow money.
Senate bill concerning pilotage on the Po-
tomac river.
BILLS ADVANCED.
The following Senate bills were advanced
to their third reading:
Providing for storage and sampling of to-
incorporating the Rockingham Home
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
To provide for filling the office of super
intendent Of the poor.
RAILROAD EXTENSION.
House bill to amend the I'd section Of an
act to authorize the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company to extend its main
line or build branches to the Chesapeake or
its tributaries.
HOMESTEAD BILL.
On motion of MFR. HARRIS, it Is ordered
thst 800 copies Of the homestead bill be
printed for the use Of the Senate, So
coAMIrrEE RHpoRTs.
q The report Of the Committee on Finance
declaring it inexpedient to legislate on the
subject OF resolution inqniring into the
expediency of allowing the sale or barter
chinery, etc., without requiring payment OF
. specific license tax, ETC., was taken up and
concurred in.
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H WHITE GooDsl WHITE

Just received, bought at peremptory sale where
every lot had to be sold without reserve: l
NAINSOOK MUsLINS at 2sc.; ~ xst
NAINSOOK ut soc. !;
NAINSoOK ,MUsLINs at35c.; t'S@
NAINSOOK at 4oc. ets 49, +
SWISS MUSLIN Mt &c.; re
SWISS MUSLIN at 25c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at aoc.; 49,
SWISS MUSLIN ut &C.; -
TUCKED MUSLIN for bodies st soc. worth ri;
SHIRRED MUSLIN for bodies at GOO. worth Sl.2S;
STRIPED AND CHECKED MU5LINS at all
prices; $500.
TALETAN TALETAN ITARLETAN!
YELLOW TARLETAN. MUSLIN, fun width, ut
esc. per yard, Just the thing to protect picture
frames and gas-nxtures, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
teu 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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Me- DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS!
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, PGPLlNS,
POPLIN ROBES, IRON BAkEGEs,
GRENADINES, HERNANis,
LENCs MOZAMBIQUES.
LAWNS, GINGHAMs,
PERCALES, CHAMBREYs,
ALPACAS, &C., ...-
is very large, and being anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual inducements.
J. JOHN n. WOODFIN,
mv19 iii Main street.
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HUT his taste for literature led him TO jour
Enalisln. He became a reporter for the Lone
don press, and Che sketches which ne wro.e
at once attracted so much attention that the
,,cc,,nation Of his life was fixed. His origt.
nal signature was :. BOZ" and the FIRST pub
|l,cation Of his q Papers" were made under
h +. Is needless to go into details about
the career Of an author with whose rapid
rise to worldwide fame everybody Is
familiar. He was the most popular author
If his day,
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ne BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD !
THIS IS THE IMPOR TANT SEASON
OF THE YEAR-spring time-when nsture abb
solutely requires reliable assistant In driving
out the morblfc matter collected In the blood,
and unless removed It is certain to produce bilious
disorders, derange the system, and lay founda-
ton for dangerous and fatal diseases. MIsHLER's
HERB BITTERs Is acknowledged By every one TO
be the great blood purifier OF the present day. 1t
is scientifically prepared compound of alt -ra-
tiYes, tonics, diurctics, and diaphoreftcs and Is
highly recommended as the most effective invigo-
rating, renovatIng, and cleansing blood remedy In
the world. For all diseases arising from the i'm
purities Of the blood IT. is effcacious speedy, and
agreeable, as thousands testify who have given 1t
a fair trial. Over one and a half million bottles
sold in 1858. 1e 4-eod&wlW
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1890 lgprrSiS6asss
ET 4. GoLDBACK,
- COZ BfoAD srREET,
rEw% sToRT AND CHEAP GOODS.

+ ! - - -E--- y Il - . 4
A. aoIDBACK. formerly With 3. AZ. q m. Ro-
senbaum, has just returned from the northern !,
markets and has opened large and ssaaas.l
store No. COT Broad street one Of the best.seiecs
o. IA enc cIea neat atock OF DRY GOODS In the
city. Having been for many years In che whoie-
sa,e dry goods business, and having bought MS
stock within the last few weeks with greas care,
therefore no dear goods left over from FORMER
anoaona !, enakle him to cell goods ut such low
aaures as to defy competition and all ne aSkst IS 70
he favored with a call from his numerous friends
o. Orders from the country filled promptly and sa-
tsfactorily.
The following young meu arc with me- ana
would be pleased to see their friends ana Inc pun
lie generally: ,,,,
WIN. II. B. TAYLOR, formerly OF William n.
Bell & Co.;
CHARLEss. BRITAIN, formerly of William n.
Bell q Co.;
GEORGE E. DENNY, of this city.
DAILY ADDITIONS FROM NEW YORK
AUCTIONS. 'e s-~
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Colonel JOSEPH HoDGsoN, editor of the
Montgomery Maal, is spoken OF for Cover
nor of Alabama. MIR: HoDGsoN is native
of Virginia, and reflects credit upon the
land of his birth. He has many friends here
who would be glad to see him honored in
his adopted State. The Louisville Courier
compliments in strong language.
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A VERY COOP H1r.-The minority report
on the Cuban question says Of the Cuban
exiles in the United States: eff these per-
{" SONS have the passionate desire for Cuban
7" independence which they pretend to have,
g their presence on Cuban soil with arms
{. in their hands, aiding CEsPEDEs, would
"be more encouraging, as we'll as more
50 seemly, than their present course"
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THE LATE j. m. d. BLAND.

tion 10 chapter 40 ofsthe Code was re
rnE LATE j. ND. BLAND. So 81
The resolution authorizing the Clerk o
The Senate 10 issue certificate to the widow
Of J. w. D. Bland, deceased, for the amoun
due him was taken MP and agreed to.
a.,-,a~,s~ MECHANICS LIENS.
Senate bill in relation to mechanics lien
came up in its regular order, and after some
discussion was laid on the table.
PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS.
Senate bill to establish and maintain |
uniform system Of public free schools wa
taken up.
On motion of Mr. HERNDoE, the vote wa
reconsidered by which the salary of count!
superintendent was limited to 1850. The
bill was then laid on the table.
The Senate then adjourned until IL a. III
tomorrow.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 10 O'Clock. Prayer b,
Rev. j. E. Edwards.
on THE CALENDAR.
Senate bill giving the consent OF thu
State to the purchase by the UnlIee
States of a lot OF land in the city Of Ports.
, mouth for the use Of lighthouse board
| This was subse quently passed.
House bill amending the. charter ano
extending the limits of the town of Har'
risonburg, Rockingham county.
BILLS DISPOSED OF.
Senate bill authorizing subscriptions to
public works of Improvement by the coun'
ties of Rockingham, Augusta, Rock6rldge,
towns of Ilarrisonburg, Staunton, LeXing'
f,, ,rI Salap Passed..
Senate bill, with various House amend
ments, prescribing the duties and compen'
sation Of county officers, was not passed ior
the want of u constitutional majority.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Senate bill to amend the Code in regard
to the Court of Appeals was taken up rs
special order.
The question being upon an amendment
of Mr.. McCAULL to fix Lynchburg as one
of the places for the holding Of sessions OF
the court it was lost-ayes, 4G; noes, ~.
A motion to reconsider preyailcd.ayes,
O.; noes, A. The amendment was ftlrther
discussed, and finally lost-ayes, Az; noes,
81.
Mr.. GEORGE WALKER moved to strike out
the provision for sessions oil the court nc
Wytheville and at StauntoD.
This was carried-aycs, IS noes, 81.
A motion to reconsider this subsequently
prevailed. Amendments fixing the places
for holding sessions of the court at Staun-
ton and Wythcyille were adopted, and the
bill was passed to its third reading.
PERSONAL.
Messrs. BAGwELL and DODGE requested to
have it entered upon the Journal that had
they been present when the vote was taken
on the consolidation bill they would have
voted "aye."
Mr.. KELLY stated that he would have
voted "no."
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
House bill to incorporate the Virginia and
Railroad Company was ordered
to its engrossment.
Adjourned.
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CARD. TO THE CITIZENS OF

A CARD TO THE 4CIT1ZENS1 OF
IA ASHLAND WNSHIP, HANOVER
GOUNTY.-In looking over The ptsgateh Of June 2!
Gregory stating that had mtsrepreSensed an ex.
PLANTATION given him. Now, this Is simply 20 say
that am Incapable of mtsre1 resentlng any per.
son or thing. The evidence 2dduced by Dr. GRE
CORY clearly proves that in this case have done
that the card (posted by himl proclaimed that
report therein mentioned was false" Dr. Gre
CORY circulated said report. My card posted was
designed to give DIR. Gregory an opportunity 10
explain, which he did by saying that the language
OF my card was construed by many TO say thnt ne
lied but that he himself construed 1t differently.
Reing somewhat amused at tue turn the affair had
taken, consented, or, rather, assented, to his
happy conclusion. / have always held that per-
sons Circulating false reports calculated to fnjurc
were personally responsible for them. ana quite
as pu,ity asthe party connecting the fasehood.
Iwoufd add that imputation OF b aticalism hav-
ing been cast upon the successful candidates. In
the late Ashland Township election utterly re-
pudiate the charge as TO myself; and In vtndica-
lion of my character In this respect would refer
the public to my course during the wsr. having
offered my services 70 the Governor Of Virginia
Immediately upon the passage Of the act OF So.
cession, and continued with my command
throughout the varying fortunes ef the '.lost
canse'' until the surrender at AppomattoxCo Court
house; sud also TO my constant advocacy tinee
the war OF Conservative principles; ,,,,anr,
JUNE 9th, 1870. ~ lite
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-aprsSTaL Wor1Crs.

{ a.s THE PREMsI q MsYIRGINIA
KEAsT PowDnsss are getting 10 be more and
more the fayori:e bread-rsising powders of our
Ii ,usekeepers. There are no better or purcr pow
dcrs, and none more eflcaciona. They arc sold by
druggists and grocors generally. and retniied az
2oc. per box, or thcee boxes for soc. 10 u-2tT a
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h M CLOTHS, CASSIM Els,
TWEEps KENTUCKY JEANS, FARMERS
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS, SPANISH LINENS,
COTTONADES, ITALIAN CLOTHS, SUS-
PENDERs, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs, and
HO>ERY, and general stock ofFURNISHIEG
GOODS for men and boys. We call special at
tention to our elegant stock OF FANCY CAssI-
ME2ES for gentlemen.
JOHN N. WoODFIN,
my12 LII Main street.
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AND GREAT WESTERN

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
IN RAuROAD-NOTICE. THOMAS
s. FLOURNOY, President Of the ROAD General
J. II. IMBODEN, and Rev. B. A. DAVIS, VIII al
tbis notice and will present the claims OF the Hor-
folk and Great Western Railroad andthe Land
Loan and Trust to the prGma anG noe
ticuiarly invited and urged TO attend. their inau
cnce is always for good, and their sountenance
particularly beneficial In forwarding the great en-
friday, Io,h OF june, at Stony Mills, Pittsyl-
viRsa ffRn.s 18th of June at Cascade Pissyl
sf MONDAY DAY isth of june, ut lrishurs, Henry
'? TUESDAY, l4.h OF June, at Henry Courthouse.
WEDNESDAY, 18th of june, at Campbelrs
THiiURsDAY, 10th Of June, at Penn's Store,
FRIDAY, l7th of Juae, at Patrick Courthouse,
SATURDAY. 18th of june, at Thomas Lam
Mo&bAY, Goth of June, at Mount Airy, N. C.
TUESDAY, 2lst of June, at Hay Stack, surry
'e THURsDaY sad of June, at Fancy Gap. Car.
sG sh eS9R ss.hof june, at Hllsville Carroll
MONDAY, 9th of June, at Old Town, Graysou
'S TuEsss6AY, 18th OF june at Trap ain, SUR,
wei WEibiNssDAY, 10Th of June, at Independence
T2suRsp1Y, soth of June, at Mouth Of wilson,
MONDAY, 4th Of July, at 1homas's Factory
TUESDAY,, sth OF July, at Marion, smytf
WEI WEDNESDAY,, 9Th of July. at Glade Spring,
GTHgHkspAy 81 oi July = AZ. Abingdon va
FRIDAY. hof July, ~ Bristois va :. .Yno
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TLLAMALACEPOIN A LARGE
VARIETY; LACE COLLARS, LIAEN COL
LARS AND CUFFS, GRAPE COLLARS, RIAL
VALENCIENNES AND IMITATION LACES,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS, RUFFLINGS, EDG-
INGS AND INsERTINGS, SCARFS AND
BOWS, HANDKERCHIEFS AND HOSIERY
ian immense stock, all grades and prices) KID
AND OTHER GLOVES, best makes and beauti-
full colors. JOHN N. WOODFIN,
myl2 ILL Main street.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June 1St 1870.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, June lst 1870.
r WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
i daily between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
o. clock r. NJ, from the 18th to the Soth OF June
Inclusive for the purpose of receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
oue-half Of the amount ottaxes charged, deductiDg
from the whole amount, or one-hai', as TIE case
'1'"' - W. b. DAVIDSON,
lie I..lm City Collector.
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ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM CAN BE
" left at The follow lug places
Mr.. II. WERNE'S Confectionery, On Twenty
fifth street near Broad, who has also fitted up o
neat lce-Cream Saloon, 10 accommodate ladies
and gentlemen.
MIR. q, SHOEN, corner Of Eleventh and Main
streets, who, by the way. also keeps the best Soda
Water and the finest Cigars in the city.
Orders LEFT with either OF the above firms will be
attended to with the same promptness rs II or
dered direct from my store.
my2l G. ZIMMER.
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's,r.IrHa.

80 s
IsPEoIAI notice.
BARGAINS sxTRlAoHDaIustAnY.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
| FASHIONABLE
FREsH-MADE CLOTHING
AT AND BELOW THE COST
OF MANUFACTURING.
The stock embraces
PLAID CASHMERE FRENCH SUITS at sla
| worth SIS;
PLAID CASHMERE FRENCH SUITS at sls
worth S25; f... 81,
FRENCH SACK SUITS at sia worth SIC;
BLACK and CoLoRED CLOTH FRoCKs at
| sls worth sls;
BLACK and CoLORED CLOTH FROCKs at
sls worth s22;
BLACK DoESKIN PANTS at @ worth SO;
BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS at 80 worth s12;
AND AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF GENTLEMEN'S WEAR AT
CORRESPONDING PRICES.
In addition to which Will be found q
LARGE STOCK OF
YOUTHS AND BOYS WEAR
in ali the lates: styles.
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
CHILDREN's CLOTHING
for children from five to nine years Of age that
can be found in the State, and which
Will be sold without
REFERENCE TO COST.
GENTLEs1EN's FURNISHING GOODS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
The above stock will be offered at
PRIVATE SALE
THIRTY DAYS LONGER,
at which time 1t will be disposed of
AT AUCTION.
Any reports to the contrary need not be regarded.
MUST POSITIVELY
be sold to wind up the present
AFFAIRS OF THE BUSINESS.
Persons in want will fnd this chance
IN THIS LINE
rarely to be met with to get good Article for
A LITTLE MONEY.
ALL FOR CASH ONLY
AT
BALDWIN'S OLD STAND,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
je ll--eod3t]
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ME- MOURNING GOODS.

Il 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-
RINUS, MOUSSELAINES, ALPACAS, TAHISE
CLOTHS, BOMBAZINES, REPS, B!ARRITZ,
sILIsTRINES, MOURNING SILKS, GRAPES,
BAREGEs, GRAPE COLLARS, GRAPE Wells,
LOVE Wells, MOURNING HANDhEk-
CHIEFS, &C., &C.
Our stock of STAPLE GOODS. WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, UNI.
BRELLAS, PARASOLS, FANS, COTTOfs,
THREADS, SILKS, BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS,
&C. &C., is very large, and prices satisfactory.
JOHN N. WOODF1N,
I'LL Main street,
my12 between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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GT DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AN D MISUNDERSTANDING on
EVERY LORDS DAY st II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at P. NJ.
Seats free.
Parsonage, 4os Twelfth street. my
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Extract from an Ordinance passed By the Council
Of the City Of Richmond Nay 80, 1870:
"SKCTIoN 10. All taxes on licenses listed by the
Assessor shall be paid to the City Chamberlain,
upon the warrant OF The Auditor, or before the
18th day Of june and each license shall be issued
wtn The tax assessed thereon shall have been paid;
andon NIL such taxes not SO paid within the time
specified there shall be an addition of t1cety per
cent, and the unlicensed business shall be sus.
pended until the tax, with such addition, shall
have been paid.n
ielEti5Je Clerk Council.
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ICE.CREAM. SODA-WATER. &c.
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
e. zIMMER,S CONFECTIONERY.

The undersigned Is now prepared to manufsc-
ture and furnish at short notice his celebrated
ICE CREAM, SO well known to the trade.
Hotels Saloons, Restaurants, and Restaurants,
Private Parties, tcNics, and Fairs, will be sup
piled ut Mholesale prices.
Delivered TO all parts OF the city free Of charge.
l haye also fitted up an ELEGANT ICE
CREAM SALOON, where I am always ready to
serve ladies and gentlemen with the most delicious
refresbment that can be found In the city.
G. THINNER,
my 2I-sm No. 1543 Main treet.