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.E,NE HOT SPRINGS.
| EATJ COUNTY "


~. s"rM J.. CAEELL. NJ D.. OF the University
o' Nir-,inta, resident physician.
T.l- RS. .u.d WATtElNi,-rLACE viii he
0a.a >r iAr :"rgpti"n of visitors June 1ST.
I.... springs "iirr unsurpassed attractions 10
2. ,a the luNalld ana tEr p!ca>ur,-scckcr. No ex-
l....r - .rt will hc spared by the proprictors 10
.. II as comfortable and pleasant a. possible TO
a.# -li"J>.
.ls,. r,.,,a.rou sources IF rfTHERMAL WATERS
e., ,..~, >prlu..~ vary IN temperature from Sd de-
.,-,.~ Fahrenheit IL 10 degrees Fahrenheit,
f!,..u.,n lu iuicrnr,iiitr degrees. and thus pre-
...,t ,yc!y variety oi bath for chronic diseases.
TN,s tj". moreover. fogi.d H. prepare the system
I.rt.,a t,'uiir!al action OF cold mineral waters,
s. url}ur saIiUe, su!phurous, aluminons, or ciGy-
r.. 50 In cases for which sHch waters As are fouGd
sAh0rlng valleys are mainly indicated.
5CRTPIiEE PAMPHLETS, containing Il
led account Of tH">. springs nnd reports Of
aerouS cases cured or relieved will hr fui uishcd
apple to the Manager. at the Springs, or
-. TAEpY 4 Co, klchinomd, Va.
4 TEL Lf.tiI:NPlI OFFICE, has been ned
iar springs, thus at;ording visitors All Oppor-
suity 81 prompt comm nj" tti"u viii; every part
{ ,i.t world. j. A. MC,'iCNG, Manager.
:. G. TARDT.
TiiUS. Il. PRICE & CO.,
ny ls-on owners. Richmou \. Va.
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CWEET SPRINGS,

SWEET T1sSpR SPRlNGs, GN1IS,ry. WEST VIRGINIA
This delight ful WATERING RESORT, favora-
bly, known as the GOLD SWEET and famous
for tile wonderful medicinal properties or It's wa
ters and fashionable patrons, Will open for the
reagon on JUNE 18th.
The location, 900 feet above the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
together with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise In the
baths ut O temperature Of 7B degrees, renders the
''Old Sweet - the most attractive resort In the
United States. Hotels, cottages, aud ballroom
illuminated by gas. -. ..-.. ...
A suitable livery In connection with the Springs.
Telegraph communication to every part OF the
world. Board, 90 per day; &7s per month.
JOHN T.. WILSON,
je 20-2m Manager.
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NEW COAL FIRN-Our cnterpr1sing young
friend W: 8. PITCHER has bought Gut and will
succeed Mr. j. NJ. PITCHER In the wood and coal
business and will occupy the old stand, on Eighth
between Main and Gary streets. The business ex-
perience and accommodating disposition OF Mr.
W. s. PILcHER we have no doubt will insure him
large share or public patronage.
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MAYORS COURT, THURsDAY-May0r Ely,
son presiding.-Franklin p. Tharp, charged
with burglariously entering the house OF
Richard Norris (coloreD and stealing. a
coat, vest, and hat, was sent on for indlct-
ment, and committed in default OF bail.
William Jones [colored), charged with un-
lawfully seducing Lucy Brown under prom
ise Of marriage. Dismissed.
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ssrlNHE ROCKBRIDGE BATHS"

4 DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA
Tor lnrnllds and pleasure-scckerS. Nine miles
from Goshen depot, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road; eleven miles from Lexington, Virginia.
Accessible by double daily line Of stages through
thc world-renowued GOSHEN PASS.
The scenery Is the grandest and most picturcsqu
In America.
The buildings have been newly painted and
otherwise improved.
The table will be supplied with every delicacy
Of the season.
Parties in search of health 0r pleasure may rest
assured that every effort Will be made to please
al:ti accommodate.
TO those who never visited "Thc Baths ,, may
say that they have been highly recommended by
General X. r. Lee, Geuerel Ii. a. Wise, Governor
John Letcher, w. F. Kltchie, Etq and many
other persons Of note. The principal properties
Of the water consist of irGn, magnesiu, iodine,
aud soda. There is probably no water in Virginia so
positive direct, and papable I'm its effects on the
female system. Under It's influence the disturbed
balances of the female organizations are adjusted
and arranged by that good and mereiful directory
the benefits Of whose dispensatory we allowed
to enjoy, but seldom appreciate, and never under
stand
TERMS ; IS per day. 500 per week, $40 per month
Pint. F. BROWN, Proprietor,
1e lS-Tu&F4w pucrsburp Va
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Lanes SCHOoL.-There has been very
commendablc and interesting rivalry for the
honoN IN this school, which closed its third
session Yesterday with the following an
nouncemen.
P1Ses.-Conduct +. A. Davenport, L.
DDavenport; Z; i. johnson, q. Kennon, D.
lardy, u. u. Valentine, s. M. Vass. Spell
ing: w. A. Caskie. Reading w. A. Cas-
kie. Writing J. o. Chiies. Geography :
5. NJ. Vass. English Grammar: D. Tardy.
English Composition W. A. Caskie, A. B.
Guigon, w. X. Royster. Mental Arithme-
tic: 5. M. Nass, l.. Benjamin, w. w. Bel
vim. Written Arithmetic s. Nj. Vass. AL
zebra j. o. Chiles. History W, A. Cas-
kie. Natural Philosophy : l.. II. Griffin.
Latin }. o. Chiles. French w. A. Cas-
kle.
DisGaguishcd.-On all other Studies j.
0. Chiles, 4. Il. Guigon, d. Tardy, W. p.
johnson, :. Nj. Fass. On a minority Of stu.
dies ii. Baker, w. W. Bclvin, l.. Benia-
min, Il. Burwcll, j. Caskic, w. 4. Caskie,
r. W. Jcilcry, w. Moore, W. II. R0yster,
". .. SHELTON, w. q. Stcger, &. q. Valen-
tine, $. a. Waggoncr, II. =. Wilson. On
less than half: W. Chilcs, +. A. Davenport,
!. Davenport, T. =. Giles, IL. Giiham, l..
Al Grill. &. w. Heath, g. l.. 'fohpson ..
':.:.::T =. e.. H."-nr. a. - rr'S. ). J.,
fHiH"f, ". j. Tarkrr, NJ. ;. uentine, A.
yttclIc.
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ScHooLs.-The official examinations Of the
public schools concluded Wednesday with
the schools ut Chimborazo. These ere two
iii number-primary and intermediate.
Although on the..outskirts Of the city, they
have been largely attended and have accom-
plished much good. The intermediate
school has been taught l.: Miss Augusta
Woodbury.. No pupils were found suti-
ciently advanced to be promoted to the
next grade. The recitations were prompt,
and good progress has been made.
In the primary school Miss Helen Res
colt teacher) the pupils must also be COM
mcnded for progress rather than prof.
| cheney. Promotions have been made from
time to time during the year.
Both the schools above mentioned are
| well-disciplined and efficient.
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To MEMBERS OF TEE PRESS Cumulative
and honorary members of the Press Club
who have not gotten their tickets for the
White Sulphurs can get them by application
to Mr.. Witt, at the State Journal office.
They will meet at the Central depot at sA
A, NJ. tomorrow. .-
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The EXCURSION SEAsoN.-The Richmond,'
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company have opened the excursion sea-
son, and will issue tickets at greatly reduced
rates to Niagara Falls, Saratoga Springs,
Newport, and Lake George, and other
points of interest. For further informa-
ton call on that excellent railroad man
Captain J. B. Gentry, ut the company's Of
fee, OH Broad street.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE ConMENcEMENT.-The
closing exercises of Richmond College, the
commencement proper, viii take place ut
the First Baptist church tonight, COM
mencing at s O'clock.
The Rev. w. Z. Hatcher will deliver an
address to the Alumni; after which, diplo-
mas, certificates, and medals, will be
awarded. The occasion promises to be one
of more than ordinary interest.
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SCHOOL CoMMENcEMENT.-S.T T. Pendle-
toms school commen cement took place yes
terday morning. After IN ice-cream feast,
and exercises in singing, defamation, dia-
loglcs, compositions, &c, over two hum
were given out for the various branches of
study and for conduct. During tho session
this school has had about fifty scholars and
three teachcrs-Mr. S. r. PendletOn, Mr..
A. D. Chesterman, and Miss Lizzie Read.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-The pupils of
Madame Ruhl propose giving her cOmpli-
mentary concert on Tuesday evening the
9TH of July. AS Madame Ruhl has been ap-
pointed to the position of vocalist to the
Wesleyan Female Institute at Staunton, this
will probably be the last opportunity our citi-
Zens will have to hear this excellent artist.
The concert will take place Mt Virginia Hall,
and we have no doubt our citizens will give
this deserving lady Il full house on this in
teresting occasion.
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OMIssIoN.-In the account of the com.
mencement exercises OF the Richmond Fe.
male Institute the list Of graduates fur.
nished us did not include Miss Rebecca
Puryear as one of the full graduates. She
received the diploma Of a full graduate Of
this popular institution.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 30,

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 30, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
cbandlse and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. &.1
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Nor, K, mer-
chandise and passengers, Hsrvcys & Williams.
steamer James s. Green, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise anu passengers, W. z. Porter.
BELOW.
Bark Repita, Henson, from Boston, and schooner
David +. Keeling, froin Cardenas, IN tow for
Richmond.
MEMoRANDuM.
WEST POINT, June 39.-Arriycd. steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad ComIany.
and sailed on return.
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Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-At the regular
meeting of Fidelity Division, No. A, Sons
of Temperance, the election for officers for
the ensuing quarter resulted as follows:
w. P, John Dance; W. A., Samuel Shew-
bridge R. s., L. J. Appleyard :; A. b. s.,
c. K. Carter; f. s., John Appleyard;l ) T.,
r. I. Davis; G., Allan Owens; A; G, D
f. English ]. s., James Wright; 0. S., T.
McNamee; Chaplain, Rev. J.E. Gates; p.
w. P, John Williams.
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ty Lit
CPECIAL NOTICE.
WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION

WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION
'.+ .'i.- RAILROAD
To G. A. Wallace, John B. Davis, Thomas Dos
well, Theodore Garnet, u. o. Peatross, w. Il.
B. Wyatt, James G. white, B. Il. Dongias, Ro-
bert s. Rylsnd, William ID. Pollard, William
M. stehley, William s. Wood, B. Richards, Ro-
ger Gregory, Camm s. Garnett Larkin y. GSx-
reit Fleming Mereditlsl William 4. Aylett,
Johu HeIderman, G. J. Hill. James 3. New, Jo-
sepn Ryland, T. B. Henley, William II, Bland,
e. b. Montague John 4. seswsli, j. N. stubbs,
j. W. C. Catlets, j. r. Brown, John r. Tabb,
and s. T. Charlton, gentlemen, incorporators:
In accordance with the provisions OF incorpora-
ttou you are hereby notified and requested to as.
scmbie at ''New's Hotel,'' Ia the town Of West
Point, King William county, on MOkDAY the
9TH day OF July 1870. for the purpose OF Tempo
rary organization and 10 consider matters or In
serest and i'm Dortance to our company
-. 20 '''N WILDIAM u PDLLARD,
r.ss- -. q. A.wALLACE, a'
Il. 0. PEATR0SS,
VS.. WOOD,
je e2l-d&swtd in. sTUBBs,
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-ORp1cE JULY L.
Robert Boiling, MIR. Il. Cauthorn, Colonel
s: II. Parker, Richmond !; Mathew II. Cog
bill, Chesterfield Courthouse Samuel
Petit, Columbia, Va. Mrs. s. 3. Chris
tan, Amherst Courthouse, Va; James
Minor, Mountain Top, Va; Stephen j.
Bardash, New York, N. T.; James White.
ney, Camp Stanton. Ala. sZSfa It. -
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SCHOOL CELEBRATION IN MANCHESTER
The closing exercises of Mrs. FoX:s school,
postponed on Wedne sday night on account
of rain, will take place tonight at the Me-
thodist church at 8 o'clock. An interesting
time may be expected.
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The PIc-NIc OF ST.. JoHN's SUNDAY
SCHOOL to Westover will be of the Inost
pleasant character, and Judging from the
excursion of the same school last year Il
Shirley, on the james, have no doubt II
will be so. An excellent band OF music
will be ON hand. For further particular
see advertisement. - .".. .s-t
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socieSy, the exercises Of this most pleasant
evening closed.
The closing exercises Of the College will
take place tonight ut the First Baptist
cnurch, on which occasion Rev. William +.
Hatcher will address the Alumni, and the
delivery Of diplomas and other honors will
| take place.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE-FINAL CELEBRATION
OF THE MU SIGMA Rho AND PHnoLoGIAN
SoCIETIEJ.-A large and intelligent audience
assembled last night at the First Baptist
church to attend the anniversary celebra-
bration of these two flourishing literary
societies of Richmond College.
After prayer by the Rev. DR.. Daniel Witt,
of Prince Edward, salutatory was pro-
nounced by Mr.. II. III. Harman, president
of the Philologian Society after which he
introduced Mr.. William Fl. Fentress, of
Accomac, as the orator Of the evening on
behalf of the Mu Sigma Rho Society.
The effort Of this gentleman was an eX-
cellent address upon the subject Of human
happiness and its sources, delivered with
emphasis and power, and with great ac-
ceptance. His thoughts were forcibly and
somewhat quantity expressed, and the sub
ject was not treated in either the arid or the
sentimental manner which seem, by I'M
memorial tradition of youthful oratory, to
attach invariably to the subject in hand.
We think it complimentary to the orator to
say that his defence Of Shelley was calcu-
lated not to secure unanimous acceptance.
Indeed, we tGink that on deeper study of
the character Of that erractic life he will
feel that the poets unhappiness was not
| mainly due to the prosecutions of enemies,
| DuL WAS LllG uSlGiulitlS tllu luCflGhDlC
of conceited, distorted, and soured dis.
position.
MIR. F. H. James, of Loudoun, the orator
Representing the Phiiologian Society, was
then introduced, and delivered q discourse
against Poetry. This was success. The
speaker was listened to with close attention.
and he was constantly interrupted by ap
plause. His illustration Of the state o.
mind of the poetical and melancholy lover
was done excellently well. But we want
space to give any synopsis Of the discourse
Next followed the delivery Of medals BY
DR.. j. L. NJ. Curry, on behalf OF the socie
ties, to their best debaters, best writer's,
and members most improved during th'
session In debate TO Messrs. w. H. Fen
tress, William j. Cooke, and C. Y. Mere
dith, of the Mu Sigma kho Society and q
| Messrs. J, B. Turpin, j. Il. I. Holmes, ant
Waller e. Shelton, Jr., of the Philologian
DIR. Curry's most appropriate remark
were made with his usual ability, clearness
and eloquence. We need not say more.
| After o very graceful yaledlcsory by MI
lS. B. Witt, Presidan. Of the Mu Sigma Ia
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ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW CITY COUNCIL.
A meeting Of the recently-elected City
Council will be held at the Chamber this
evening for the purpose of organization.
Members will bring with them their certltl-
Gates of election and qualification.
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/. O. r. MAJ the last regular coun.
Gil of Pocahontas Tribe, held at their wig.
wan on Wednesday, June 10Th, the follow.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: William II. Woody, sachem r. II
Stone, sen. sag; w. II. Taylor, jun. sag;
William e. Cree, C. Of Il. John B.
Vaughan, X. of w. .% i~+
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Com AND FLOUR Ex1HANGE.-The annual
meeting Of the members Of the Richmond
Corn and Flour Exchange will be held this
evening ct o'clock In the Corn Exchange
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1T rs PossIBLE.--Is 1t possible that man can
buy o coat foE ONE DOLLAR Why, certainly T.
5, SPENCE & Son hare . large supply Of them
which they are showing Off rapidly at the low prize
OF one dollar each. Remember, No. isee; MA,l
street is the place for cheap coats cheap sgans'
shirts. cheap, gloves cheap socks, casap every
thing, 80, IS fst4E3
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VISITORS AT THE SPR1Ees.-There are one
hundred and twenty-five visitors at the
White Sulphur; fifteen at the Warm ;
twenty at the Hot and fifteen at the Heal.
ing.
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EXCURSION TO BALrIMoRE.--Knishts Of py-
thias going to Baltimore should call on j.. 4.
SPENCE d SON, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street,
and provide themselves with one OF those beausi-
full knights Of pythss canes also sonse light line
or a1paca cnafs. $3.50 s'--
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StrM MER RESORTS.


r-EFpERICkSHA LL.-This wcll-known
Il place situated Within half n mile of frcic-
rlrk>htil d-pnt, on the Chesapeake and ohio ri
Now opcu f,r BDSEJfI;S. This IL one al the
Cn"'rs: 2nd h.Snhisst places between Richmond
and ttrr mountains. rCrs, :S living In kiClunnn'I
and t-hus la place thClr fnu'lirG in The country
NS here tI.N can obtain GOOD RnARb a16 have
an urpNrinnity % riFitug lECm frequently and
Clrrapiy III find this io bc very desirable place.
There are two passenger irains-one night AMI one
dag train--ovcr this road and freight trains with
p,ascugcr cars attached. Tickets for three months
can hc obtained OF tn" Chesapeake and thi" i.af =
road Company for SIS emitting the holder -
travel on the ROAD 10 and from Richmond to this
place - often as nc picaScs.
1rhMS: $40 per month, children under twelve
wears Of are and colorcd servants, el5 White SER
wants cannot be taken.
jC 2S-lm n W. HARRIS.
NOC CNTA1N-TOP H0t'SE.-Thi3 we'll.
E"ckAsh cap. on the Blue Ridge mountain, and
within on" mtlC of Anon depot. the fhePa-
pcskc and thio railroad. having been newly re.
it'"d with cnir' " new and elegant furniture, is
uoS open f"r The reception Of visitors.
The air al Mrl >TAiN-TOi Is always remark
IhlN r"ul, wilh tiac frCcsiune and ciIIly heate
wafer and magnificent view.
I IL" Undersigned having leased the above pro-
icriy. wit spare no pains 10 make their guests
"UmIuIi ihl".
Eurst- VIII hc conveyed 10 aud from The depot
free OF ChtrgU. Address
:. II. GnODiuE 4 CO..
Aitui. depot,
lr"i-"m ihns3p"1h" and Ohio Railroad.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE In iaforming our readers
that the proprietor OF THE LEE GALLEEY has re-
duced his prices. and his pictures seem, fpossible
better. This GALLERY is always CLOSED on the
SARRATU. = -
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IL YOU want TO keep out Of the hards OF vour
washerwoman, buy an alpaca suit. They are
light and airy. lobk gcnteel all the time, and dom.
need constant washing. E. Il. SPENCE 4 soy. At
Iscs Main street, has fine assortment OF this class
of goods.
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PUBLIC CINsTALLATIoN.-The officers elect
of Shockoe Hill Division, Sons Of Tempe
rance, will be publicly installed this evening
at SH o'clock ut Sycamore church, en Ele-
yenth between Broad and Marshall streets.
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THE ANs-ArLANTIc MONTHLY for July
full of choice selections from foreign current
literature-is one of the best periodicals OF
the day. Can be found Mt Ellyson d Tay-
lor's news depot.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
RaTH CnIJN1V VIRGINIA

viii be open on the l5.h JUNE. They are ac.
ccsslblc by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
crossing the Warm Spring mountain and passing
the Warm and Hot Springs, or from Coviugton
depot, sixteen miles, over fine turnpike of easy
grade in full view of the celebrated Failing
Springs and the fine scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Richmond or Washington in
the morning can reach the Springs that night, or
next morning.
Pamphlets attesting the virtue OF the waters to
be had Of the proprietors, or Of Messrs Purcell,
Springs.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE ut the Springs.
Board, 80 per day $2O per week, and $76 per
month.
NJ. FL. HOUSTON, Nj. D., Resident Physician.
B. III. QUARLES, Agent
A. Y. STOKES, my 28- eodtlJy1s
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THE GREEN CoRN.-Green Corn has appeared
at zETELLE's, and was heartily welcomed. 1t
has not come yet In quantity sufficient for the
Green Corn Feast.' s~ -... 2..l#
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:hiuhmou1 InIspaifh,
FRIDAY. /, 1870.

TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE II PATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE Combined CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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PAT. WooDs.--The last heard from Pat. Woods
was that he was regretting tha; he did not have
time to buy one Of those dollar linen coats from
z. B. SPENCE s. Son before he went to Washing
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PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE." Charles
Heae's latest novel, just received aud for sale By
ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, next TO Dispdtch Office.
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n. FLLYsoN 4 co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
Tina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pab.
.tshers' rates. for cash. Apply 81 this Office.
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.AHLETl STRINGS Mn hc opcncd for

! AE!EI1 SPRINGS will he opened for
! 'ag rst,ltl"n or visitors On The FIRST OF
IEN. Ih"y II" fifteen miles west Of stanton,
....yuu tlr Chesapeake ana ohio railroad, the
- sjurr.8. ~ them. The mineral waters are
ulr, con. tatlng Of ChHlyh, at". alum, all
a., auh ~uipuur. Mountain scenery grand.
t. ). Aad other amusclncntS. Bathing In healing
= gratis.
i-t,NN: tone month. 80: per week. $l2; per
=. children under Twelve Years and SER
...- hH,II price. l.. x VI. BURRUSS,
.. .r-"Iu proprictOrS.
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@BGes ANts COAL

ME HAVE NOW on HAND supc-
, W rluT article OF
MItiLnTHlAN lump coal,
4 MfDLOTIiItN HAIL COAX.
MHN nryIiAS ANERhGE S0Al. for falnl-
AuDL0THLAN AVERAGE COAL for foun-
dries.
MIDLOTHIAN SMITHS COAL.
Also RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
CDtt. different sizes.
All Of which we VIII sell as low as can be bought
Of equal quality.
orders irl, ut our Office. Fourteenth sreet-near
Muyn'- bridge" No. llA Main between Eleventh
ard Twelfth streets, or through the Gost-rfice,
va! receive prompt attention..
ALBERT BLAIR K CO,
Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-01

RARE AND BEAprIsur spring styles Of jewelry;s
elegant new patterns Of p.ns and drops glove
bands Etruscan and ennmelled medallions; new
style neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons; solitaire and cluster diamond en-
gagement rings.
Choice novelties in siIverware, in cases, for brl-
dial presents, now opening 1T
NOwLAN 4 Co.'s
corner Main and Tenth streets,