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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
Established in Ut. louis lsaz.

|CURRs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases in . short time, either In MaIs or
Female; charges low fees; uses no Mercury.
w. DIR. BoHANNAN's "Tr.sti.. on spec
ial Diseases, which fully explain the nature,
causes, y mptous, etc., of ,'syermstsrrhea' OF
Seminal Weakness" syphilis, Fenal Com
plants, all inpediuents to NJ .rriage, and val
uaele inform stion other deca ate subjects, sent
fhkE to address in . plain sealed envelope, or
receipt of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
Lock to Your Children !!
.I- THE GREAT
g
SOOTHING SYRUP /!

MRS. Cures Collie aud Gripping
waIrCuMB's in the Bowles and fseiii
SYRUP. tatss the process Oitssthing
subduss ConvulsiOns, and over PRICE
com es ell diseases incident to in IS
ants and childred. CENTS.
MRS Cures DiarrhoeA, Dysen-
wAITVoMB's terry and sumaer Com
SYRUP. plsint, in chilsran Of all ages
Relieve pain, weakness or ex-1 PRICE
hsu'ti0n in 10 or 20 manufacturing Is
tone and power to she system. J CENTS.
tits the Great Infants and ChildEen's Sooth-
ing Remedy, in all disorders brought on by
tsething or any other cause.
Be particular So calling for MRS. WHIT
| COMES SYRUP, and take no other.
| Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO.
81. Louis, No.
Sold BY Drugruts and dealers in ksdiOin'
svsrywhers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09

OVER 6O,oeo CURES

Without . failure, the pEa
isyears, Id all thsvOrs
/ casessef Prise, Ds oPsr
ecsoFuLA, EALT RHEuM
DYsPEPsrx, exrAsREl
NRuRlLsft, and all dis
asses Of the eKrE and
BLoop, by using Fowle's
Pilsand Hpuor Oure en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
Kidney and Bladder Complaint

Urinary anu Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Dsopsy, StoPpsge OF Water, lnsontinence OF
Urine, Bris~ts Dissass, AibuminuriS and in all
cases where there are bFick d1s, deposits, or the
water is thick, ciou4y, mixed With susstan ces
like the y hite OF an egg, or threads like white
elk, or there is a MORBID, dark, bilious appear
snce. and white bone-Aust deposits. ond when
! there is probing burning sensation hen pass
ing wafer, and ain in the Small of the Back and
along the Loins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
HEALTH BEAUTY 1!
Strong and Pure Rich Blood-In-
crease of Flesh and Weight
Clear Skin and Beautiful Com
!, plexion secured to all.
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is neen and Felt.


Tak GkkAr BLOOD PURlEIEE.
Every drop of the sARsAPARILLIAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through The Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other fluids an Juices of the
sy stem the gor of lfe Tor 1t repairs the wastes
of the body with new and SQUAD materiai.-
Scrofala, syphilis, Con umpHon, 9isndslAF dis
ease, Uissrs 10 the throat Mouth, Tun ors, Nodes
in the GlAnds and other parts of the systs N, Sore
Ely 90, strumorous discharges from the Rsrs, and
the worse forms OF Skin diseases, Rrupuons,
Fever Sores, ScAld Head, Ring Worm, krysips
las, alt Rheum, Agne, Black spots, Worms in
the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the Womb, and
ell weakening ana painful discharges, Night
Swssts, Loss OF spe, IN and all wastes of the life
principle, are within the curative range of this
wonder of Modem Chs0isssy, and a few a.ys'
use will prove to soy person u.ins it for either
Of thsse forms of disease it's potent powerto cure
them.
Uthe patient, daily bscomin reduced by the
wastes and deco position that are continually
prog ressing succeeds n arresting these wastes,
40 T. pairs the same with new maserial made
from healthy bleod-and this the sARsAPA AR
LILLIAN viii and does secure Gu e is certain;
for when once this remedy commences it's work
Of publication, and succeeds in din finishing the
every day the patient viii feel himself GROWN 4
better aud stronger, the food disesting better,
4 appetite Improving, and flesh and weight increa
! eng
Not only does the SsrssparilliAn Resolvsnt
excel all known remedi%l agents in the cure o.
Chronic, scrofulous, Constitutional md Skin
| diseases but Is he univ nasitiva nurs for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-09
panyALsEAwDTR Ug.'

Send enc sest stamp to Radua, y Co. Nc
AZ Maiden L.ue New York. Inform at on " rth
hnss..a. will be cent yes.... e 81 dwiy
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Died,

/ .e
On the Id inst, at 8 O'Clock p. M, AFTER long
and painful illness of two months, EDWAEp
RoMER, infant son Of John ana hhHaoe'n
Weep no. for me, my mother, dear,
am gone to rest. You need Al NO. s ,ear
So thus prepare to folio" me-
HIS funeral will take place Ct ss bec Ta Els
s s. IN rhs isiens Of the family and acquaint
ances are respectfully invited TO attend without
i" Baitimore and Petersburg papers please copy.
son or james B. and Victoria Sims, aged months
and q days. .,
"our angel bov his soul has fed ..
mothers prayers could not save IT.
...s. Our little angel boy Is dead
Ills soul Is with the God who gave It,
His funeral will be preached at the baptist
Church a. II O'Clock a. NJ on NEAfsAbBAah.
On the lst nstant, a: twenty minute, to O'Clock
No. 1908 Main street. between 10th and Goth, aged
His funeral will take place from bis residence At
friends and acqaaintances arersspeatfully invited
to attend ..-.-, .-sF ,sC!
On the 2sth yuly, ls7l, Ct zo,slGsk p NJ, ,LToY
Weisiger, aged Two years. 4 +. 9. .t:....t ~- =
Do you miss me at home, dear mother,
.s. At morning.. nj noon. at night7 .. .......,.
-. My home is with the angels in Heaven,
My garments are shining and bright.
NV spirit stilI hcyers around thee,
At morning, al noon. at night; -
Oh. then, my dear mother, remember
Your LUCY Is an angel OF light.
On Wednesday. August 2, 1871, at her residence,
in HenrIco county, Mrs. SARAH HERBERT;
aged 81 years,
Her funeral will take place from her resid
st 3 O'Clock FRIDAY, the 4th. her friends ana
relatives are respectfully invited to attend. a..
In James City county. Va, on the ed OF July,
Mrs. SARAH X. L1PSt;oMB, aged % years, wife
of Fgbert Lipsc6mh, and daughter ocJones A. ana
sarah ID. Gill, OF CHI rIes City couhty, leaving
husband and three SIN all children TO mourn their
loss .....i. -
. The T. ord giveth and the Lord taketh aYay. Sbe
shtnetb meath the shadow of the cross fher iker
Baltimore papere please copy. ~
On Wednesday evening, hneust %, ALFRED
CHARL IS, infant son of John "a. and 4 ate C.
Higgins aged six months, 49, -. $50
The friends and acq1aintancas of the family are
thedral THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at
o. clock. ... .u big - IL ~ ''
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FAyETTE McMULLIN is disposed to be q
disoreauizer. He wants TO know why the
name Of some of the old members OF: the
State Central Committee were dropped,
and by whose authority, &C., &c. He says
tb,t there is no necessity for State Con-
yention, but If one is to be held that IL
sbould meet at the Montgomery White
sulphur Springs or in Lynchburg. We are
nIeased TO learn that our old friend is OPP
noscd to the Convention, as 1t gives us
some ground for the hope that he will not
attend it. Not that we have any objection
to the man but that he is an endless talker,
and we want no troublesome takers in the
Convention.
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One of our resident oil princes was much
disappointed yesterday at not RECEIVING
diamond he had ordered from New ork'
lie afterwards learned that the piaIlorln-
ear ON which it was shipped had been
switched off on to a side track at Cory,
and it viii be some days before it will be
haulcd down to the charlottesville Her
ala. IT,. s..
We are pleased to see that CHARLES
REApE's new noyel-A Terrible 1empta-
tioa-meets with no favor at the hands Of
the press. 1t is denounced positively as
dcmoralizing, and negatively as being des'
titutc OF probability. 1t is in fact utterly
unworthy OF the author. AS the Boston
Advertiser remarks, " 1t is by far the least
deserving" of READE's works.
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asR GOODS.

,,. WI. ....-. Dfs UUVbPss
TRY GOODS, ...., -. -, .~- 80
=. LOWER THAN EVER.
Having determined to close out my entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, ~-...,-
will from this time forward sell my large ano
attractive stock out, AT COST, FOR CASH. ,
Our stock OF DRESS GOODS is full and COM
plete, embracing all the novelties of the season.
such as - -
PLAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES ,I
Full line or IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
CAMBRICS, PIQUES, t... .... -..
LINENS, LAWNS, &c. ... ..--.
, I'D. 81 s.. Also full line OF
CASsIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES
TABLE DAMhSk, .
NAPKINS,
TOWELS, ...-
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
.... .HANDKERCHIEFS, ....., -
''' .". COLLARS, CUFFS, i,
LACEs, ,..
EMBROIDERIES, -
NOTIONS, &C.
All Of which will be sold at prices that defy
connection. j. N. WOODEN,
1ll7 Main street,
ana Opposite Dispatch office.
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We have several times stated that the
only act of grace done by the last Congress
was the passage of law to enable all per-
SONS not disqualified, to hold Federal office
that they may have been
the worst of rebels. The Washington Pa
riot of Yesterday republishes the law it.
self. Doubtless the Patriot, like the Dis
patch, has been bored by persons who sup
pose the act in question to be one removing
eyerybody'S disabilities.
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We published last week the letter OF Mrs
J. G. WHARTON, Of North Conway, New
Hampshire, in relation to Mrs. WHARTON,
of Baltimore, who is now in prison charged
with having poisoned one or more persons.
Yesterdays Gazette contains statements OF
reliable ladies going to show that the IAN
kce Mrs. WHARTON was herself either SO
crazy or so wicked that she was forced 10
leave The house OF the woman she now ira
llIcnS
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= 70 cuIcKs.-1t. is an Improbable

-,u,Sa cu1cKs.-It; is an Improbable
Noos to count this gear the States which
nus', ',onocrats hope to carry next year.
Wv, VIZ there is some sort OF fascination in
rev e,,;no out as well as in studying these
,"n,os Of chances. Tho New York Herald,
''.hicb is this week on the side of the Dem
n,rats. sets down 1853 votes as certain for
tbe Democratic candidate for the Presj.
dcncy, 95 as certain for the Republican
candidate land 60 the remainder-ao doubt
full. AS only 159 are necessary to choice,
and as Connecticut, which casts six votes,
and which is Democratic State, is set
down among the doubtful States, the Her
aid virtually declares that the Democrats
will elect the next President. E, e.. ,...-
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RICHMOND, VA. Jure 9th. ls7l.

RICHMOND, va, JuLe 9Th, 1871.
MIR. EDITOR: Will you be kind enough
WI TO give the following lines pls,e In your
mond and Others may know that Dr.. L. A. COBB
can cure every species of CANCE':. Ofthts have
beer myself an eye witness re b dc cured hundreds
been just as successful IN Ills treatment Of per-
sous of 10 rs Of IT, nhls practice no knife Is
used and not drip OF blood lost, and the patient
some have asserted, OF cancer, hut OF drop5y OF
the hear. and other diseases which she had con-
traced since the operation.
.,nould any one desire further 1nfslm alton,
will inform him with the greatest pleasure IN re-
gard to everything.
[Signed. JOHN II. BAUmAN,
No. IS 18th St, between Main and Cay.
Richmond, Va.
N.B-I publish these lines fer the good of the
public believing that many suffer fro m the disease
in question jy29-law3w
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Geo. Sanders and Henry Kreps, Of New
YORK, were drowned in the Hackensack ON
Sunday afternoon by the capsizing Of boat.
Their companions, Edward Purcell and
Wlham Dfakin, We're rescued, #.ts-..s.
AN incendiary fire ut Mechanicsburp.
Cumberland county, Pa, Tuesday, de.
$1,000, ~ 'e''
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C1rIEs.-The interesting table which we
nublish this morning shows that there are
N Virginia four Of the ia cities in the
United States which have population OF
over ten thousand each. Richmond is the
twenty-tourth In population. eve have
other Settles" in Virginia, but they do
not appear in this list.l Without reflection,
almost any one would say that there are
more than twenty-three cities in the United
State larger than Richmond but the CEN
SIS shows that such is not the case.
Some of our best-informed citizens be-
iieve that this city has a population Of over
sixty thousand. The registration lists
would indicate "a larger number of people
than the census gives Richmond credit for.
In Baltimore the City Council, supposiue
that the census taken by the Federal OIL
ciuis was not correct, divided that city into
districts and made the police take new
census. 1t Ia proper to add that they found
no material error In the Federal census. 1t
would be q source Of satisfaction TO some
OF our people II a like order were given to
our police, who are all we'll qualified to
perform such U duty.
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ABOUT RAILRoADs.-Ihe Baltimore "d-
zctte, OF yesterday, says: ......
The activity with which the Potomac
road is being pushed forward IN Inc lower
counties has again given rise TO the state.
ment that the Potomac is to be -brldged at
Poue's creek, and that this route, which is
mich shorter than the Washington route,
IS TO be made the main stem OF the south
crn line Of the great Pennsylvania corpora
ton. II this be the case, it is very singular
that the Pennsylvania Central should be
spending so much money Oh its con-
nection between Washington and AleXan-
dria, and Oh the construction OF its new
road between Alexandra and Guam
tico Creek Even il bridge were
built ut Pope's creek, Fredericksburg
would still be in the direct line to Rich
mond, and the Pennsylvania Central would
| be no nearer its great object, that Of out
| fanking the Richmond anu Fredericksburg
| road, Than before. The Pennsylvania Cen
tral will necessarily be forced, within the
next six months, either to purchase The
| Virginia road, which is in its way, or to
| build new one from Quantico creek to
Richmond, parallel with it. Building an
| immense bridge over the Potomac will not
| alter the situation, as far as this is con-
| cerned, and it does seem very improbable
| that third road should be constructed
through a country where, until traffic is
developed, there will hardly be business
enough to support TWO.
The Baltimore and Potomac road itself
is progressing rapidly. The bridge over
the Little PatuXent is completed. That
over the Big Fatuxent is under construc-
ton. Accommodation trains are now run
ming on the road in Anne Arundel to
the camp-meeting grounds, ana me route
ton, near Upper Marlboro by September.
Between this point and the river there is
also very large force ut work. Through
Baltimore, the tunnel is being pushed for
| ward with great energy. 1t will probably
DC completed within year, by which time
we Shall certainly know which is to be the
I main route to the South,
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OLIVER p. MORTON is the JOHN NJ. BoTTs
of Indiana. Right or wrong, he has so
much native talent that he is Il u. ost formi-
dable opponent for any man to meet upon
the stump. His speech at Louisville, made
Il few days ago, was powerful effort in be-
half of the lost cause of Radicalism in that
Stotp
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The Dental AssociatiOn--COmm of
an GuIslder-The Sprtnss-The WIS.,


Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs,2
August l, 1871.
There was little Of Interest in the pro-
rccdngs Of the dentists to-day. They or
"inizcd, and had two sessions, rs report
cd i'll my telegram. The evening session
was entirely consumed in the discussion Of
the report on Dental Physiology, which
was quite transcendental paper upon
general physiology, but yet it did not 90
Tar enough for DR.. Atkinson, of Brooklyn,
who is called an inspired man, and who
talks very rapidly. He has an unlimited
::it Of galTulty. He is said to he one OF
The best of dental operators, and one of the
hest hearted of men. But how he talks.
When he warns up he throws bis coat otf
and goes it in double earnn..tt.
,od Inc SUBJECT was 'ss.ry masticated by she
.vein " UP rhetorical dentists, anu If the
4. ."''' ,,s NOT exhausted, l had opposed
- , Wet the association was: but it was
n r,r, until tomorrow, 10 my surprise.
trL. r,sociution permits What they style
,.,;nirsNi. e., the study or illustration OF
denial surgery by practice; Tomorrow
,nnr,:inc clinics will take place before the
reonIar hour OF meeting. Ihcre Will ne
1.-Two modes Of operatlon,ohe TO snow new
nrocc.s Of boring teeth, and another OF
| nluooinp with the electric hammer. A we'll
known dentist is always appointed to con-
duct these clinics. 1850.
The cool summer has kept back great
many people from the mountains. Ihus
far lhe throng has not been quite SO large
as was expected. But u warm August
| will bring a large crowd yet. ~
The famous Jacob Thompson, Secretary
Of The Interior under MIR. Buchanan, ano
who was a general European agent OF tne
Enthusiastically tor the sale Of cot
tnn hnndsWis here, and the object of com
meut and observation. The interviewer
are after him. c.,,
There is no news. The saloons OF TN
White are very gay, and nightly inereasIns
in animation. W.
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NE PERSIAN FAMisE.-The papers have
wasted their sSmpathies. The renor,s Of
the famine in Persia are dlscredited. The
Persian ambassador at London explicitly
denies thor truth, aad expresses the be-
lief that those reports are made up by com.
yaereIsl agents,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M 1918 AND 1915 MAIN STREET
Is THE PLACE WHERE

NJ 1918 ArD 1915 MAIN STREET
Is THE PLACE WHERE
LEVY BROTHERS
ARE CONDUCTING THEIR GRAND
--..,.-~.s-.---~ CLosIHG-oUT SALE,
WHICH Is CREATING SUCH AN EXCITE
-.. hENT IN THIS CITY.
But is IL TO be wondered at when they sell
NEW YORK COTTON MILLS COTTON at 2lc'
yard;
WAMsUTTA COTTON ut 2oc-;
DUWAL COTTON, IA favorise brand, superior to
New York Mills or Wamsutta,) ut 1Sc. q yard !
ANDRosCoeeIN, COTTON at lesc. yard;
The best YARD-WIDE BLEAcHED CoTTof
It. 1sc. which. can be sold at that price-sold
,gelsswfere at 1884,;
FULLf YARD-wIDE BLEAcHED COTTON
tat I2sc.; ... ..r III
YARD-WIDE,r UNBLEkCHED COTTON at
. 12sc.. superior TO any now sold In this CITY or
Manchester;
PILLow-CAsE COTTON, a. inches Wide at
1890. per yard; III - Fog
A full assortment of BALE COTTON, all Nos,
from 4to 10;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at Soc
"a pound; . .
GENTS, GAUZE SHIRTS at soc.-usually sold
atS1:
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES at 81 pair.
Our whole stock OF JEWELRY and NOTIONS
are marked 30 very low that they are way be-
low bottom prices.
LINEN DOYLIEs at coo. dozen. Just notice
that
SATCHELS for travellers at GA bargain;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 7sc. DOZEN:
GRENADINE DRESS PATTERNS, Is yards in
apattern, for SLIPS;
HOEEY-CoAIB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, now marked down
to $40; .a-.
/ great reduction has been made on all OF our
QUILTS; u,
AN excellent article of Children's and Misses
WHITE COTTON HOSE at l23c. pair;
GINGHAMS;
Yard wide PRINTEDPERCALE, or CAMBRIA,
at 2oc., usually sold at Soc, per yard;
all pure line n, st Soc, worth
81; e..
FRENCH WOVE CoRSETS. white and colored,
warranted whalebone, 1t CSC. pair
A small lot of those JAPAN Csc FANS, at 7c.,
still left;
JAPANESE SILKS in every desirable shade;
BLACK SILKS, every grade, and at prices that
never fail to please;
BARATHEA CLOTH and DRAI' D'ETE, just
I the thing for summer coats;
LINEN CHECKS at 2Oc., wo: tn 2sc.;
PRINTED BRILLIANTEs at shilling, very
cheap ut &c.,
SWISS MUSLIN a.. Isc. per yard;
NAIHSOOK MT5LIN at 2oc. per yard;
CHINESE GLASS CLOTH at &c.. marked down
from e5'.
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NE GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety Of CAKES at BRIGGSS
BAKERY, TOT Main street. ..
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGs's
BAKERY, TOT Main street.
PIES at S, 10, and 15c. piece at BRIGGS's
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
RRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living ON Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all of these at Mr.. ROBERT
WERNE's, on 25th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
,.s ...~-- BRIGGS's BAKERY,
jYs 7o7 Main street.
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THE MECHANICS TRADES UNION
l. will meet TONIGHT at O'Clock at Schott's
Monticello Hall "'
AS there Will be business of Importance TO he
transacted 1t Is hoped The mem hers win turn OUT
III force. 6. X. HhRDlNG, Pres'L
4 + KoYDES Cor. Sec'y. In
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-I warn all persons against
~ credlting my wife, i MA h ETH, who left
my house OH Monday, July 3lst as will not be re-
spOnsb,e for any debtscOntracteu by her.
on o Az JACOB KEITH.
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IS At THE CORNER y

IS A L THE CORNER
STILL GREATER REDUCTION OF PRICES.
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
In order to close out our stock OF
Embroidered and Striped Grenadines,
Black Iron Grenadines,
japanese Poplins and Silks,
Black and Colored Dress silks,
White, Black, aud Colored Alpacas,
Lawns fiques, Percales,
Linens, Cassimeres, Broad-Cloths,
Llams Lace Shawls,
Black a d Colored Grenadine Shawls,
Buff Pongee SILK Parasols,
White French SIX Parasols,
Kid Gloves, &C., &C.,
We have determined to sell them AT COST, at
The CORNER OF 9Th AND BROAD STREETS.
WIN. THALHIMER q SONS.
COUNTRY ORDERS carefully after dedt to.
,ya, &. 80. W. T. & 8. 4.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The session OF this institution commences on
October lst, and continues without inter mission
till the Thursday preceding July 4tb.
IL embraces thorough Instruction IN Literature
and Science, and in the professions OF Law, Medi-
cine, and Engineering.
/ The expenses Of thu students. exclusive OF text
books, clothing, and pocket money amounts 70
which sum from $3.50 to $3.50 is payable on admit.
" CHARLES s. VEEABLE,
|. 80 ~ / Chai tman OF Faculty.
|. .Post-ofIice. University of Virginia. " 4a-!I
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MEETING Ss

TNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS who MIA
n do not intend Joining In The excur- EYSSA
sion to Petersburg, and who can do so, III q III
will confer d favor by 'loaning their {SSsgG1
aprons to the committee for the use Of ESSkSaT
| 9 4 W. p. GRETTER,
II Chairm an of the Commit