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Obituary.

Mad nm Thursday evening, May IS, ANDREW
ton of Vincent and Caroline Lucas, III Tue ISLE
wear of his age. , o., ro,,rd t,,a Ia,tb y.
,n more worthy OF love and aspect than the sub
lee: of this notice. Endowed WIN mlio anu an =
auminr sinners, he won rres lstloly, inc rove ano
Admiration OF all VINO had the pleasure OF forming
aud entity ttlhg his acquaintance.
"a cad ,tis melancholy Al ali times, 10 conteu.
,,,t tho ruyaYes of the cruel monster, Deatn
sn donh,y 80 is 1t when we see one In tne Dinom OF
manhood, In the pride OF usefulness ana Inc lull'
ness or hone snatched away uhder SUCH eistress'
Ing circumstances. H. ho ro,,.,n bo
hind for short time on earth meet WIN MIN IN
The bllssful realms OF that happy "orlu where
parting is no more
Forget thee Oh, when life shall cease
To thrill this hesrS OF mine;
But not I'LL then can forget
One look or tone OF thine .-"..
ON. no 1t mingles with the sound
az everything hear;
And think ye can forget
bin love 80 dearI
Forget thee? tits q bitter word; 49,.
would 1t we're unsaid.
Furpetfulness is not with NE,
But with the Silent DEAD
.-. Itheu m ay cease to think Of thee,
AS earthly mortala 40, ,
Bnt. oh we'll meet, trust in Heaven
With hearts unchanged anu true.
This NAV seem to the stranger e1LraVagdnt
euInyy hut the writer Of this, almost MS atiiy
H.ni knows it is Just. know well MS VIZ
tues his merits, and his wor tn, ana IL aHorus is
mcIarchUly satisfa. ton to be able 10 preschs ts
min HE tr / lutte TO his memory. ,,> n
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RKCIAxssNoT1CEs.

a. YOIr HAVEN'T TRIED THEM.
Victim of debility, whoaa responsible for your
fecbleness7 Eosyourseff. you will say, for you've
donciai you could TO ctsrc IL. Thses istsks
on your part. ,-...,..--
You haven. e. led HcsTGTrER'S BrTTEKs.
Gloomy dyGpeptic, with an uneasy stomach and
aiworid-weary face, Of course you don't think
yourself responsible for your own torments. But
you are. It is easy to see from your condition
that you haven't triad HOsTETTER'S B1TTERS.
Bilious sufferer, it is not your fault, you think,
that your symptoms grow worse day by day. Blue
pill doesn't do you any good. Very likely. But
you can be brought round for all that.
Why haven't you tried hOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS? 81 7. a.ssss
Friend on whom fever and ague alternately
blows hot and Geld and whose brnih seems to he
bursting with the effects OF some powerful drug,
do you assume The responsibility? y, no You've
taken piles OF Qunine, and all the regulation me-
ticines. What could you do more? One thing
more-the very thing that would have exempted
you from all The pangs that now rack you.
You have never tfied HOSTETTLR'S BIT
TER.
Nervous invalid, what have Won to sayp You
plead that have ts ken all the nervtnes OF the
pharmacopeia. II they have done you no good
Il Is not fault 9G bav are IN mot qsap
Why haven't you tried HOsTETTER's BIT
TIERS. .
For all the ahove-named complaints the BIT
TERS are absolute specifics. .rs@s.s =
nv 2g-eodl w&wN Ali -..,#.:
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A MATRoN of Montargis, in France, re-
Gently put a summary end to an attempt
made by four citizens Of that town-one of
them being her hl1sband-to establish the
Commune. These four, flourishing their
Chassepots, planted the red flag before the
City Hall and proclaimed the independence
of the village. Before any active steps
could be taken to suppress them by the
authorities the matron mentioned stalked
up to her warrior husband, took his gun
from his hand and threw it away, hauled
down the flag, and finally marched her hus-
band of by the ear. This prompt action
caused the others to disperse, and the reyo-
luton was etlectually suppressed.
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CIV Books.

Fragments of Science for Unsc'ent'ttc req
Die; A series of Detached Essays, Lee
lures, and Reviews. BY john IYNDALL'
Ill. d.. FL. ). New York: ID. hrPLE-
TON d Co. 1871.
These papers were written "to extend
sympathy for science beyond the limits oil
.t the scientific public" No one better
qualified for the task could have under
taken it. We recommend this book as be-
ing highly interesting to the general reader.
For sale by WooDHoUsE Il PARHAM.
Echoes of Christian Truth, from the Life
of General ROBERT e. LEE, by Rev. Il.
Fl. MckIM, rector Of Christ Church,
Alexandria.
For sale by West Il JOHNSTON.
The True Kniyht.-Thc June number OF
this periodical is well edited. Whilst the
Enlqht lis peculiarly the organ OF the
knights of Pythias, it contains ln"eh tnae
will interest persons outside OF the order.
HANDY & HANKtSs, Richmond, publishers.
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IT is current saying that ministers sons
and dcacons' daughters are more likely than
others to reject religion and fall prey to
the temptations of the world. The Rev.
Asa Bullard has been gathering statistics TO
refutc this proveib. MASSACHUSETTS and
Connecticut furnished the field. In 44S
ministers and deacons' families there were
2.lOl children over fifteen years of age, OF
whom 1,414 were hopefully pious,, 10 were
in the ministry, or fitting for 1t, and only 81
dissipated. And all the remaining children,
with very few exceptions, were respectable
and useful citizens. Mr.. Billiard challenges
a comparison with these figures on the part
of any other class or profession among
Darents.-NelC York Tribune.
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n-.o-,,o rus n o,,ss,ss..-The fiouseof Rep

Dona,sa rHg HousE.-The iouseof ken-
rcscntatives, Just before it adjourned ias',
passed resolution declaring in etiect 'h.'
il any treaty shouldShe made by the ites', ,
dent and the senatewhich reQu'reu ac',on
on It's part Gan appropriation of money 10,
instance it would do rs 1t pleascd' , n,lo
,deefcr itself when the case arose. Inc
president and the Senate, however AZ
.or,,ins to the New York Herald, have de-
cidcd that to carry treaty into effect they
oan ;ssuc Government bonds without the
oonsont of the House. The Attorncy-Gene-
~, agrees with them; but. says the Herotd,
the supreme Court has just decided the
point against them. 49,. :,
prin,a fdcic the claim ofthe President and
the Senate would seem to be totally inadmls-
s;ble-absurd, indeed. But when we recol-
lect that the Constitution provides that they
shall make MI treaties, and that all treaties
shall be the supreme law of the land, we
are obliged to confess that the question Is
not devoid of difficulties. The power 10
coercc seeding State is not half as easily
found in the Constitution as the power
claimed by the President and the Senate
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MT GOODS FOR EVERYBODY. '
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS In great variety;
PARAS0L COVERS;
G1mpURE LACEs, LACE COLLARS;
FANS 10 great variety; $685..
SILK, PEARL, MARSEILLEs, and 'AGArE
BUTTONS of the latest styles;
GIMPS, PRINCES;
JET JEWELRY in great variety;
Genuine WHITLEY JET SETS at 81 and $3.50
less than half price;
PIQUE TRAININGS at great bargains;
PIQUES for dresses, in figured, striped and
corded at very low prices
myu LEVY BROTHERS.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
y GREENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.
G5'FY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
N TIE EKECTiON AND CONTROL me
USE OF sTEAM-EkGISES, BO!LEkS, Ftk
NACES, STACKS, CHIMNEY5 AND fLtEs
fPassed May IS 1871.
l. Be it ordained by the Council Of the city Il
Richmond, y o furnace for melting Iron, or other
metals, or making glass, and 10 stt tlonaTy steam
engine, designed for use In any n'i ior p.ahiuR
saving boards. or turning wood, or Tor any othe!
purpose, or I'm which any other iuel tban ah.hrA,
c;te co Il Is used To create stc'n shall b' ere'rl
or put up to be used III this city unless a perm!
therefor shall have be II lirst ranted by the Hon,
Gil prescribing the place there the hni!d'ns 10
In which such steam. engine or furna;" Is I" o.
useG Is located, whe,e the san" sliaii pt eftt
ed the IN ,terials and construction thereof WIN
such regulations as 10 heignth OF STACKS or chlm.
neys, rs TO prevent the use OF The same IRON Dem.
offensive 10 the occupants OF adjacent propcfft
and such protection against fire as tney may, pe''
necessary for the safety Of the neighborhood.
.. The Committee on the Fire Department I
such officers or committee as the Couucii 'i'aH
otherwise desgnate) may, after notice 10 the par
ties Interested, ex.mile any furnace, st'ah ~.
CINE. or steam boiler In use n thlS CITY, al' ,4'
that purpose may enter any house, shop, or hH''h'
ing, and If upon such eN5mlnstion IL app"ir
probable that the use Of such enSine or h"lrf
unsafe, or that tue furnace, stacks, or cnlnn,
thereof are Liable To set fl 70 a0j icenl ptoP"f
or to create q nuisance 10 those rsslClnS III the
vicinity, they may issue temporary order - su,
pend SUCH use, aud sh I'll IN axe repoIe " We,
the next regular meeting OF the Counci 1Ae'e'
after.
g. If, after giving the parties interes.ea' =" i
as known, All opportunity 10 be heard IN" C""n.
eli shall adjudge such engine boiler, or nue., %
De unsafe, cele2ti se, or Uni: to he usth, !','
shall prohibit the use therco! uGti lie sane J."
rendered free from the objections cited III TIC -
cond section. ...
l. If, after notice to the owLec or person htiins
charge thereof, such eng re or bosiet Is uscd rou
trary to either Of sucn orders, it shall be deemed
common nuisance, without other PROOF th.'N.
than It's use, and he or they snail be iined No. ~
than tea nor more than tltty dollars Tor ta,h "a!
D rnt1 fur ltHln
Published by authority or Council.
nv a4-.5t 4. G. HOWARD, city CleTh.
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DIED.

u tn,s ctv. Of pneumonia, on sund az night, 2lss
,, IT ''i n Is'C oRRlNE H. PoRTltk aged Is
wears, youngest dsughter OF CAPT or oh icsnnd
late OF Was yonng lady OF an,nbe, aec4
sa her and :sa. e Dg
, a.S .ha rax a special favor lite, and much be-
,ovea Size was Just verging on he zenith OF blush
Inc won,auhood yet her exit II ON this earth was
calm and Christian like.
=, povhatnu county. on the 25th inst: at the
ostaanca of her SON in-Iaw, Mr.. BurweIl Jones,
MTa FRAnCRS JARVIS In the soth year OF ne e
are. Her remains were Int erred IN tne iam ny
seStton in Shockoe cenletcI j. in'''' 'l'I' VII VIC
eth. ,,y,y .. .....-
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| DAWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AND IMP0RTAN MT OF ALL THE =.


will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871, for the
rpreptisn of company. Situated as II IS IN tns
mount ips or the great Valley, 1t is not only one OF
the most delightful INNER resorts In tbe staLe7
but It's wonderful curative properties arc pe'oh'
ing widely celebr attd. r..
The snalysis OF the water by Professor mauett,
of tie University OF VIRGINIA, toReiher WIN tne
experience OF many eminent physicianss. ptIos:
that it is stthe Springs =" for suffering ienales
remedy in general debility, anemia, ana dIseases
peculiar to females 1t Is unsurpassed. IN tns LIea
Inent of tie various forms Of dyspepsia. ana par
ticularly for those suffer Ing from tocpId ahu IN
acti We liver its action upon the liver as wei us lne
kIdneys is prompt and decided. very many re-
markahle cures could he cited OF this ciass o.
RAWLEY a ..
Ia now easy OF access, situst ted only twelve miles
from Harrisonburg. the present terminus o. the
Orange and Manassas Gap railroad from which
point there will be TWO daily lines OF stages morn
ing and evening.
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, as well as the
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs. IHAEE
HUNDRED PERSONS can now be very comfort
ably accommodlt ed at these Springs.
- There Ii telegraph Office at HarrisonDurg.
TIE ACCOMMO DATIONS will be sThlCILf
FIRST-CLAoS, under the management OF joseph
Resident Physicians: Gordon u Williams, one
or the other OF whom will be In attendance during
the entire season.
Per month. w
FER week ''''''.'''''''''' IN
Children and servants h .if-price ,.,cr
President of tha Board Of Directors of kawley
Springs Company. my 20 lin
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SsUMMEls RHss6IeTS,
NILE HEALING SPRINGS. :.

THE HEALING SPRINGS,
wii ee open 10. the reception OF visitors on ths,
The. sprtngs, situated in the bsau,;fo, War,
SpsiHg Valley, distant eight miles from tho Vs.,
Springs, three from the aot, and 6fteen Tom IN
town OF Coytngton, occupy central po,itin, 'p ~
the group Of Mineral Springs for which this ~ ~
OF VirgfnfA Is so remarkable. The scsn.yr :,
grand and beautiful the air pure and exbiIs,."
ting, and the bathing luxurious and fnyisoratirs
producing delightful glow on sSs surface ny
imparting sroseate and beautiful tint 10 the com a
plexion. " WIG ''m-
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and o,,.
railroad from MilIb0ro, depot, tWenty th. ,ao
miles, crossing the Warm Spring mnuntain 80 80
from Covinaton depot, fifteen miles, over a ar VI
pSad Of easy grades, passing In fail view
FILLING sPsIrGs
and the splend scenery on Jackson's river.
PERSONS leaving Washington or Richmond T.,
the morning can reach the springs Via Coynr+ III
the same night, or remain az CoyInSton and ~,
rive at the Servings next morning . "
Professor KESSNICif'S CELEBRATED YRAss
BAND has been nga2ed for the season ''
Pamphlets attestink the virtue and curative nro-
pertiss OF the " .ters can be had or Nes,rs rf;K-
CELL, LADD Co., Richmond, or OF the agent
at the Springs. 'e'H'
Price OF the water reduced to - Der caso
M. II. HOCS fUN, II. D., resident physician
BOARD ~ per day, $40 per week ST5 Der month
or $50 per month for two months or more Cbm'
dren under ten years old and colered servants hsiI
price a - N'i'
telegram and post afllce IN the hotel
my 10 -2tawtJef Il. NJ. QUaRLFS gent
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ONTY ONE saRMENTs

4 - 90 TFa
or latest tri-weekiy shipment will show Inc Inc
- AUCTION BARGAINS: Ss.~. :
goo wards Black Grensdine at i2Ss.;
loo yards Black Etrfped Greus1lns at S74c.i .~
!. aso Yards Figured Grenadine ut l5c:;
= sae yars Efeautifu1 lawns, worth 26c.: az 1esc
sso Yards ga w lite Bercge at 81, worth ~ ro.
soo xarja W hte Grenadin at BOG. Wortl RA.sui
: o0s yyards RufY lawns st 2oc., worth acc:
: s1s dnzsns Gents, Ladies', and Misses brbish
Hosiery nj less than wholesale prices
ceert,a hummer U1dsrshirts from 60c. TO VI. IL
Black Gros Grain Ribbon, mcnes "ioe' d. '''''
ParasoIs In every variety and stSlei
strsw HAS for gents anu boys
Ladies' Black Hair Bonne,s e,,r, ord
Ladies' " bite, Brown. and BLACK Suuoo"h' an"
Seasides finest gu tllty
Floor OH. Cloth g. Wide OF 8l
Floor Oil-Cloth wide at 7sc; G.,.e
White and Fancy Check Mat ing;
Glark,s spool Cotton, Coats's Spool Cotton a !,
AN assortment of Llama Lace Points from DIV "
945. .,,.,o.t IN
Crowey,s celebrated Needles;
Riood,s celebrated Needles;
SnooI Cotton. colored and white, at lc. lgooo)
Spooi Cotton as good as Coats's at 6oc. per
While examining the above look az our hio
Gloves from 6oc. TO e2.25; our Dollar Mo uloYes
fcoloI ed) would be cheap al SO line OF Laoles
" hire Kid Gloves at S1.25 also, line OF Misses
White MI y Aio oio's' ~ 'DSUCKwALL & R0nss:
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In THE Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association on Friday the ques-
ton of receiving as active members persons
of the Roman Catholic faith was touched
lightly and referred to the Committee on
Business. The Executive Committees re-
commentator to set apart the second Sum
day in November next as q day of prayer
for Gods blessing on the work of the Assoc
ciati0n was agreed TO- Washington letter.
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STRANGE MAlL.-The Wheeling Intelh.
gencer was shown at the post-ofiice on
Wednesday last a mail-boX of bees, that
were on their way from Illinois to Chris
tiansburg, Va. They were of some rare
species, and seemed to be doing well, not a
dead one being visible. A short time ago a
''horned toad' passed through the office,
hailing from San Francisco, and bound for
Washington, and lizard also lately per-
formed the same Journey.
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At the place where the celebrated Men,
delsohn Quintette Club gave the concert
preceding the one in this city recently, one
of the musical committee greeted the lead
ing manipulation OF feline intestincs and
equine capillary substance warmly. and
which is Mr. Mendelsohn ?"-T itusviHe
Herald.
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THESE pleasant evenings have Inaugural
ted out-of-door "sparking," and the less
travelled thoroughftres present decidedly
lover-like appearance. The gait INDUCED
in by these aspirants to coDjugM felicity
would shame tortoise and make snail
die of envy and old age. 1t takes just one
hour and thirteen minutes for Il brisk cou-
pie to walk from IIilPs cream-rooms to any
of the central residences of the city. and
they are. frequently behind time.-1ltus-
,1ue Hpr1ld
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The Louisville Commercial, with de-
votion truly touching, comes to the defence
of our very gifted President. Ihts Is emu.
pentIy propef in the Commercial. 1t ought
always he ready to defend its rap-Louts-
ustle Courier. ........ ....
What a hit the Courier just missed. 1t
should have called Grant the Great
EntherN
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~LEvY BROTHERS OFFER A
LARGE ASSORTMENT of TRIMMING, SASH
and BONNET RIBBONS, and call particular
attention to those elegant sAsHEs at 80 and ~,
worth as and 90; also to GRos GRAIN RIB
BONS at so and COG. per yard. .. .-
..-... . LEVY BROTHERS,
mvoa 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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~ MOVE LIT E S + q l.
MAY AND JUNE.

NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.
T.R. PRICE co..,
Just from market again, have opened all that Is
good and substantial, well as rare and racy, IN
goods suited for spring and summer sales.
splendid line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQUE5,
so,endia line Of PARAsOLS, sUN-SHADES,
UMBRELLAS, &C.,
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods In endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLlNS, EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAkEGES, LAWNS, OR
CANDIES, &C., We
Elegant Coored and Black, Striped and Checked
silks, every shade and hue worn; Foulard Silks,
both plain and figured.
FOR NORTHUMBERLAND Tramcsi. Bonba-
zines, Mouselines, Challies. Donble-faced Mo-
hair, Silk faced Alpscas, Gro Grain Hernanis
&C.; Grape Wells and Collars, every size and
shade Grape sets, Linen and Lace Collars and
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, &C.
Very striking A lovely lot Of BRUSSELS and real
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, at about half
their value to which special attention Is called.
Embroideries In Hamburg Edges and Insert
ing5, very low Patent Laces Bands for Dresses
aud Skirts, French Cambria Work, II. =. ard
hmb'd Hjk'fs. Lace-trlmned Hdk's. SC.
Cloths, Casstmcrcs, Drills, Sstteene, for men
and boys G3pze Shirts for ladles ana GENTLE
my my5 ~'' AO''' ','' 4. Il. PRICE & co.
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rAPON SPRINGS, .....-a
" HAMPsHfRE COUNTY, WA.

MOUSTAIN HOSE,
by FRAZIER u EALt, late or R0ckb.d1e Alnr
Springs, and now proprietor OF Virginia IIo,,i
Stanton, Va. The undersigned having lras.I
this elegant establishment, are now engaged In
thoroughly reftting aud refurnishlng the s,mr
from basemf mt to attic, at q very heavy OUTLAY
The water Of " Cold spring" Is being brought In
pipes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor Of the hotel, supplying also the mod
crn closet
The MINERAL WATER OF Capon Is alkaline
and has an established rerute for Its &C, on in
dyspepsia, all affections OF the kidneys, bladder
and urinary passsgee, apd or the skim diseases OF
women. and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHING is admirable for Its saluhr,iv
and ths great volume OF water aud was declared
by Sir Henry Buwer ION 4 visit here with Mr.
Webster) unsurpassed By anything he had seen In
Europe.
The AIR of Capon IS distinguished for It's pur,.
t.. dryness, and peculiar buoyaacy and e1.-
ITCHY.
A fine Alum Water Of The vicinity and Iron
Water near the premises will he furnished daliy
to quests without charge.
The proprietoss offer u the public. an earn
est OF their cndeSvors for the comfort Of their
guests, q int successful experience Of sixteen
years IN the conduct Of The Rockbiidge Alum
Springs.
For full description, particulars OF routes &c.
we refer TO our circulIr, which may be had Of
Purcell Laid 4 Co., druggists, Richmond, or on
In review OF the equivalents offered our term,
are at least as moderate az aly IN Virginia.
Board BY the week, SH. so: by the month. ts9
down to $50, according TO duration.of visit.
FRAZIER & SALE.
myIB-eodIm ProprirtnrE.
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EVERY SATURDAY for this week comes 10
its readers with new claim TO favor. Every
COPY is trimmed, neatly pasted SO lis not 10
distigure the paper, and held together as
securely as if stitched.
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0,HE BEST BARGAINS.

p sYs 44Pt snG bRs ssgPay5 S Gd ss
which; we offer EXTRA CHEAP. ...
BEREGES, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS. ...-
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, ...-..
SWISS NAINsoOK, and CHECKED MUS
wH1r Ei BACK, and COLD ALPAcAs,
BIsHoPS,, and " y RI.ET aH IAmSe
and G manY other t, kinds of DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
White and Buff Pongee Parasol1,
Llama Lace Shawls and Parasoi lovers, Z
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corse's GI hioo'hS'
Napkins, Table Linen, Towels,
r., Handkerchefs, Linens,
Cassimeres, Sheetlngs, ,,,o s,,r,s
and Its Of desirable articles at the VERY LOW
EST PRIC IS. ...
4 cali is solicited.
VIM. THALHIMER SONS,
No. COL Broad, corner 9th street,
myqs Broad street Dry Goods EMPORIUM.
DEMOVAL! REMOVAL
X, BARGAINSl BARGAINS
III remove by the lst of July to store as Broat
street, formerly occupied by myself In conse g
auence Of same, have determined to Sell up te
i''0 - ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, which, by calling anc
Comparing goods and prices, cannot fail to con.
cheaper tina n they can he bought elsewhere.
Pretty DRESS GOODS at 2oc per yard;
Beautiful JAPANESE from 20 - Csc;
BLACK GRENADINE from IS to 7Sc.;
RLACK STRIpED GRGNADlNE, 80 to 3Sc.;
Beautiful LAWNS ut lC3c.;
PIQUES, 20 to &C.;
PERCALES at 2Oc.; =,
LACE SHAWLS at $40, worth $l5 at $l5' "ortf
J.FsAivHaEsE SILKS at 50, all shades;
KID GLOVES at 81;
Job lot KID GLOVES at &c.,;
BLACK SILKS at Sl.75 to 3! per yard;
TOWELS ut 125 to CSC. - $3.50,
Have on hand a la ge stock of WHITE GOODS.
Also, a full line Of CASsIMERES and GENTS
FuRNIeHING GOODS. Have $50 FINE w BlTE
/ IEEN SHIRTS, which am now selling at cost.
Would adyise those I'm want of bargains to give
me call prl6hto buying elsewhere:
JULIUS SYCLE,
,nves Dos Main stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-29

! a., the 7sth instant, mt st. join ss Church. =,
Keg. Henry w. We'll, DID. gA1 hsOMsTO ItI
PIN TO SUI III l. arANE. daughter OF OF. a. '
Clopton, Esq, AL OF this city. mo 'sras' y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-29

CArALoGuE.-Wo have received copy OF
the catalogue OF the officers and students OF
Hampden Sidney College for the year end
ing June 10, 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-29

THE VOTE ON THE TREATy.-Senator ohAik
was paired with Senators FERRY. o. No"-
nectirut. and MORRILL,, of Vermont
Washington Republican. -,
Truly, he was pared OIL. But no" o'u
it happen that BLAIR was considered equal
to two Republicans?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-29

We acknowledge the re ceipt of an invita-
ton from the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road Company to accompany the editorial
excursion party to Greensboro, tomorrow.