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SCIENTIFIC SUGGESTION IN THE CASE OF
Mr.. VALLAHDIGHAa.-At telegram was re-.
ceiyed from Prot. Sims, OF New York. a
surgeon whose specially is surgical opera.
lions on women, respectfully suggesting to
the surgeon OF Dir. fallandigham, ut lie.
Damon, that If the latter were not in state
OF collapse, to cut down, as in the opera
li9h OF ovariotomy, tie up the severed yes
sels win Nsatures, and II the bowels were
pmnctnred 10y the bullet, to connect them
Wy means or metallic sutnres. The learned
atoiessof kindly added that he saw hun
dieus OF men at Sedan wounded in the ab.
t"nIn Whose lives might have been saved
~ 'nis opefation.-Cin Cincinnati Comm erciul.
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The process OF dredging out the bars
near Richmond Is suspended, no doubt
briefly and for reasons that will Appear
very good when stated by those who have
the work in charge but it should he laid
down as the rule to govern that work that
IL should on no account be suspended. One
OF the New York steamers was caught
upon the bar just below Drewry's island on
saturday evening, and was there detained
for four and a half hours. We all know
how that detention and its consequences
will be magniticd by those whose interest
or whose desire it is to dsparage this city.
Among sailors the complaint was bitter,
and the dcrision of the enterprise severe.
They denounced it u :" corporation job y
to be delayed in order to prolong employ
mcnt and exc out profit, while some said
there was not energy enough here to COM
pletc so great Il work us the deepening of
the channel of James river in any reasona-
bic period.
Now, We suppose few in Richmond
would endorse any Of these assertions; but
it is for Us TO look at facts and to permit
nothing to occur that can give the slightest
plausibility to the cavilings of any class of
men. The work Is one of oyerwhelmin"
Importance. II is vital to Richmond. 1t is
one that all know to be practicable and easy
to accomplish within short time. The
farthest period allowed is by the time of the
completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad in 1872. Therefore nothing will
satisfy even the people Of Richmond but
the steady and energetic progress of the
work. Their prompt voting of a large
sum to its prosecution is proof Of their
sense of its importance as we'll rs the i'm
perative necessity OF its early completion,
and they turn towards it with the deepest
interest.
A vessel destined for Liverpool must wait
twelve hours if it reaches the Mersey too
late TO go in upon the flood tide but we
don't want any such delay in Richmond
Even delay of four hours just now is ex,
ceedingly detrimental. We must demand
that there shall be no delay at all, and that
in order to meet this demand at an early
day the rule must be that there must be nc
suspension of the work-no idling of dredg.
ing machines, &c. Whether there is delin.
uuency or not land we do not charge that
there ISL the officers managing the work
as we'll as the people who pay for it, ought
to determine that nothing shall stop it,
Assuredly such a resolution may be made
and may be maintained. The interests in.
Volved demand this.
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The Grand Orient, Supreme Council Of
Freemlsonry for France aud the French
possessions, has repudiated and disowned
the acts OF The Paris Precursors who made
themselves prominent in their efforts ut
during the Commune. The
proclamation of the Grand Orient to this
effect refers to them as ga group of Free
ma>ons, or calling themselves such. but
recruited for the most part one knows not
whereof
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AN enthusiastic lady, who takes part III
the religious exercises in the st. LOUIS Cen
trail Police stations Sunday mornings, told
one of the parties she found tnere last Sab
bath that she was glad to see him sober
once, is she could see by his looks that he
was not often so and after she had spent
some little time III urging him TO reform
and lead Il different lite, closed her discourse
on being informed tnat the subject of her
soicitude was minister, who had been in
vitcu to assist in the exercises Of the day.
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T. r. PRICE q CO.,
In obedience to the calls OF their trade, are again
In m Ikct and are getting in many new and choice
GOODS for July and August sales, by express
and steamers. just opened
Superb line PRINTS. all the new patterns;
FIGURED and PLAIN LAWNS, 165. 20, 25c.;
ORGANIZE MUSLINS In rich colors;
WHITE ORGANIZES:
.WISS and FRENCH NAINsOOKS;
IRON GRENADINES. a choice lot:
JAPANESE POPLIFS and SILKS; r..
LINEN TOVFD TRAVELLING SUIT1NGS;
BUFF, PINK, and other shades PLAIN LAWNS;
LACE COLLARS and SLERVES;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
KID GLOVES, best quality.
IN STAPLES:
BROWN and Br.FACHED COTTONS and
sHEETINGS;
LINEN sHEFTINGS and p. LINENS;
ITOWFLTINGS, NAPkI~S, DOYL1ES:
r BILE LINEN. IRISH LINEN, &C.. &C.
CENTS and ROYS' GAUZE SHIFTS;
INEN-BOSOA SHIRTS;
COLLARS. SOCKS. CAS- IMFRES:
yE5TISGS. HANDKERCHIFFS;
THREAD GLOVES; with many other new snG
fresh goods sui ed to the season. all OF which Will
be sold as low as the market can afford.
It. r. PRICE Il CO.,
je2s 1lol Main street, corner llth
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FAlLrRE OF THE FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.
The failure of the United States five per
cent. loan in Europe has been we'll asccr-
tanned fact for some time, which recent adj
vices from the various agents OF the Trea-
sury Department simply continue to affirm.
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MARRIED.

June Cd. by Rev. J. r. Edwards, JOSEPH no
BUIG. OF baltimore. to Mrs. ANNIE WASH
BURN, of View York city.
Baltimore aud New York papers please copy.
At Broad. street NJ. r. Church. on the 22d inst
BY Rev. Or. j. f. Edwards, Mr.: W.. EMMEIT
GSRDoZn \. of kichmord. "nh Miss L. HELL
HATCHER, Of Chesterfield county.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
BURIAL OF LATANEl
ID BURIAL OF LATANE!

offer for sale that splendid steel engraving, FOX
the work OF art for $40, payable by weekly install
ments OF 81 together with IN assortment OF O00
large Pictures, all descriptions; Looking Glasses
OF all sizes, Family Bibles, Clocks, Carpets, &C.,
all Of the best description.
FRAMES OF al descriptions made ON the prem
isrs. WIN. DAFFROk,
sand 10 18th st., bet. Main aud Franklin,
10 SLIM and hull street, Manchester.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBUKG)
RAILROAD tOMPASI,
lima \ 1871

FlCIIMUND, JUIlU o, 1911
A II A MEETING OF THE B0ARD OF
~ DIRECTORS of the Ricnmand and Peters
lug Railroad Company, held 1T the Office Of the
cU.lpany on The SLh day of June, 1871, 1t was re-
icckholdecs uf;he comp be callcdlo be iied Ill
tie utl1e OF the pany, near tn corner OF Syrd
aid oth streets, In the city Of Richn"nu va, on
NkDNES ,Al, IN. Eth cay Of July, 1871, at Il
o'clock NJ, 10 CONSIDER aud act upon a communl-
itian from the Board OF Public Works, d ,Ced the
lmh day of u pri, ls7l in relation to the tx 'cu-
ton Of contract as required by the first section
OF I'm act entitled an lG. directing the Board OF
Pubic Works TO sell, &C., &c, &C.. approved
March - ISL, snd such other business as may De
brought before In" meeting.
Notice is hereby given that general meeting OF
tie Stockholders Of he Richmond and Petersburg
r.ai.road Company be held at the time and place
meuLloncd In the f,-cgoing resolution.
THOMAS IL. ny NNE, President.
r.. ". WARRINGTON, Sec'y ana lreas'r'
irs.jl
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, II. /. |. BLUES! \
The regular meeting and drill OF the Rich "
mond Light Infantry Blues Will take place 90 Il
(Iuesday) NICE at Monticello Hall,
At a O'Clock A fall attendance Is desired.
:.y order of Capt. oEYTOS WISE.
&c ct w. ID. CiESTERMAN, y. 5.
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MONUMENT TO GEN. LEE.-Paterson, ~.
j., June 25.-SubScriptionS are making in
this city for Il monument TO Robert r. Lee.
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y, non W Joseph sprigg, Attorney General
~ "sst virginia, is o nephew Of the late
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HOT SPRINGS,
~ BATH COUNTY, VA.

+ These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY are situated IN the r.
mantle Warm Springs Valley. The season y! 1914
win commence JUN: lST.
These thermal waters are celebrated Tor theti
CUaATI1E virtue in chronic rheumatism, sou,
torpor Of liver, chronic enlargement OF il'tt VI
spl: en-, chronic d;arrhpi or dyscnteEy, noh'"it-
ganic parslysis, CID injuries fisesses OF tGe SOU
tpspecla!ly OF svpcli,c origin chrouic disease
OF The uteris affections OF the womb shd o'hfF
Diseases OF q delicate character incideh. a. 'e-
Baths vary In temperature from 50 to lilo desrc''
Fahrenheit $500, g,r
The accomm IdltioDs are hrst-clasS ana GHeI
unsurpassed attractions 10 the Invalid aHa p!eA'
sure seeker.
Telegraph Office In hotel. VT,
Prof. j. L. CABELL. N. D., OF University OF VIZ
ginia. resident pay sician. ,,,,
furnished on application 10
s. &. TAkDf CO., Richmond, Va,
IHCS. 4. PRICE & co..
OR
JAMES A. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
nv ls-t.Dsl bA'h ''"''N -
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INVEST END HOTEL, Long Branch,
w Nd, Formerly stetson H)use) just re-
fitted; open June 18th modern in structure and
hrst-clsss in every respect viii be under the
management OF James Sykes, OF Wizards,
Washington, and Peter Gardner, now oIthe Gllsey
Hotel. Applications for rooms &C., received at
the hotel, or by Mr. Gardner, AT Glsey House, n.
Y. SYKES, GARDINER s c.,
nv a9-lm Proprietnrs.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA,
TIE GREAT DYspEPTIC WATER OF THE
| NHATE

The above WATERS e PLACE will be open
for the reception of visitors from the lst Of June
TO the lst OF October.
since the last scasou large number OF Cottages
and spacious and elegant Ballroom have been
adfsd.
Visitors will be met at Allegheny Depot (Which
has recently tcen erectt AID handsomely fur
ntshed) by an ageot OF the prop ietors TO convey
them over q fine graded road. IN four. horse
coaches, to the spTlngs-tnTee and hall miles.
Visitors are advised 10 purchase round-trip tick
cts, which can be had at Richmond and e:ersDurg
for Sl2 and TO check their baggage through 10
Bristol, exchanging With the conductors or the
Virginia and tennessee road for checks TO Nile
ghaIy Depot, Thus saving the necessity OF looking
after their baggage ~ LvHchburg.
Prof. Kesnich's splendid Band has been engaged
for the season. .,,,,,..,
Livery stables bowling saloons, billiard tables,
express and telegraph Offices, are all attached 70
| the establishment.
The resident partner will spare no pains to make
the place comfortable to the invalid and pleasant
WATER for GALE by PURCELL, LADD 4
| co. and JAS. BLAIR.
TERMS REDUCED.
Board, per Gay w
Board, per week ~ w
Board per month four weeks. 10 20
Board tor three months. 100 ~
Board for the month OF June. 40 oc
Post-ofice Allegheny Springs, Va
te l4-W&5t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

-
VlHE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
Are now open with accommodate ms for THREE
HUNDRED VISITORS.
These Springs situated In the beauti' III W arm
Spring valley, occupy 4 central position In inc
group Of nILcral springs for which inns part o.
Sl1ginia Is so remarkable. The scenery Is grand
aud beautiful, the air pure aud eahi aratlng, ana
the bathing luxurious and invigoratlng, pro-
duciDp q ccugIltful glow the surface, ana I'M
nartipp a roseate and beautiful tint To the COM
they are accessible by the Chesapeake and
OHIO railroad from Covipgson depot fifteen miles
over foe turnpike road Of easy grades, passing
I'm full view of the celebrated
IA Ling SPRINGS
and thc splendid scrnery OH Jacksou's river.
Persons leaving Washington or Ric1mond In
thu morning eau reach tue springs Via Covinston
the same Eight, rem ain 1T CoV1uSton and arrive
al tire springs next morning.
Prof. kGSSN'CI'S CELEBRATED BAND
has been engaged for the season.
Pamphlets attesting the curative properties or
the waters can tie had OF hessrs. PURGhLlI l..
LADD K CO., Richmond, or OF the agent at The
M. Fl. HOUSTON, NJ. D.. resident physician.
BOARD: 50 Per day; $50 Ter week S75 per
month, or $50 per month Tor t@o months or more.
Childt en- unCer tea sears and cUlOred servants h.
p:ice.
Telegraph and post-olilce In the hotel.
je8-2a"3w 4. NJ. QUAkhES, Agent.
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NY WINES AND LIQUORS ARR

NE MY WINES AND LIQUORS ARE
all TO hand now, and am enabled to offer one OF
the largest and finest assortments ever imported
into this city. Having sent large orders, was en-
atcd to buy at the lowest figures, and Will sell at
q small advance. I would call particular atten-
ton u the fOllowing-viz:
IS hhds. CLARET from the house or Jules Hue,
Bordeaux
100 cases CLARET from the houses Of Jules Hue,
Brandenburg Freres, and j. Durant;
HOOK and MOSELLE, in glass and wood
hhds. and Is cases HIT. SAUTERNES:
100 cases CHAMPAGNE from the houses of
Bouche, Fiis & Co., Moct q Chandon,
and L. Roderer;
10 half pipes 90 quarter and eighth casks, and 30
cases HENNESSY BRANDY, direct from
Jas. Bennessy & Co., in Cognac;
25 cases and quarter casks very old PORT
WINE, expressly selected for me in
Oporto;
30 ticrces Settlers and 10 cases VICHEI
WATER, direct from the springs In Ger
many and France.
And many other articles too numerous TO MENTION
Also, large lot of -Bumgardner's,
Gibson's, Bourbon, &c.
O. CRAM, No. 2 Exchange Block,
je 24-eod2w l4th street.
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They have just received another lot of those
Choice FIGURED GRENADINES at zoe. per
yard
IRON GRENADiNE at ?5 and soc. per yard;
A full assortment of better grad, IRON GRENA-
DINE;
SWISS MUSLINS, all qualities, and lower than
ever;
great bargain in CHECKED MUSLIN at 25c.;
STRIPED, TUCKED, and PUFFED MUSLINS
at half their value
The best assorted, heapest and pretticst LA WINS,
embracing all qualities and prices, from 10 to
20c.;
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES, from IS to 75c
per yard, worth 80 per cent. more;
GAENADINE DRESS FATTLRNS, Is yards for
SIPS;
Yard-wide PRINTED PERCALES, or CAM
BRIC5, at 2Oc., worth 3Oc.;
VICTORIA LAWN. for ladies' suits, really
cheap;
ETuIbE DE TIE, new article for suits for la
dies;
BARGAINS in endless variety at
LEVY BRuTHERS',
i.29 1913 and l?l5 Main street.
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THE STATE BANK OF virginia.
hICHMoHD, Va, Juae II, ISL.
A NNUAL MEETING.-Thc Stockhod-
n cts OF he SITE Bank o; Virginia will meet
at teir bar king house tits city, oh The It'll day
ie I'D j. NJ GODDIN, Cashier.
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n SPRINGS,


The undersigned have rented the RED srrr
PHUR sPRIrG FSTABLIsHMaNT Inc npa.
eu. ccason, aad the same Is VII p'e'-
VISITORS. oS
Every eXcrtion has been m ade to render all ,,s.
come comfortable In all respects. ''
The table viii be furnished with every luxury
the market affords. "p
Rooms with fire places will be supplied. and sv.
eryfh pg done th!t msy conduce to The health and
comfort of invafds. ~ @a1
These Springs are located In Monroe county
West Virginia, 50 miles from the VIryini, "a
Tennessee railroad at Dublin depOt. an MIR
point conveyances will be found r.adg IN convsn
passengers over fine turnpike to the sprlns9
they are distant 80 miles from the (,retnhrsc-
White sulphur, on the Chcsape Ike and Ohio rail-.
| ro2c. from which point passengers VIII he com
Veyca 70 these Spriogs by commodious stage
coaches. 10y
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral wafer, and, In the language Of hundreds
VINO D.ve visited and been cnred by them We NAV
repeat ARE the most yaiu tble mineral waters On
the continent" This water Is already a specific
for all forms of pulmonary disease, and Il FAST
becoming tire Mecca of consurptiyes II has also
been fouad specific In bronchitis and throat dis
eases, I'll ,eases OF The heart chronic diarrhpa
CHI nn!c hepatitis, nervous irritabihty, scrorua
AID female diseases, &c. Persons desiring fur
Their Information regarding tue virtues Of these
waters will be furnished by mail with pam phet
containing the evidence or distinguished physi-
clans ard others.
je2o.lm DUNLAP, ADAIR b co.
Norfolk VirginIan and Wilmington tDclaware)
Gazette will please copy for one month, and send
bill to proprietOrs for payment
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GTRIBBLING SPRINGS,
NEAR STAUSTOH,
AUSUSTA COUNTY, VA.

his old watering place is now open for visit
ors.
Alum, Sulphur, Chelvbeate, and Freestone va
tiers wthin $50 yarGs Of ire h0le'. These waters
are offered with full cOuEd-ace that they are v-rT
etiiraci aus. The change rem one water 10 an
ether IS often recommended rs highly beneficial
To nvalids.
Analysis will be sent on application.
Music, Rowling alleys. Billiards.. Ear, wiki
choice liIHorS. Mails daily.
BOARD: Per day, $3.50; week. SIS: montl.
$50: two months or over, $40 per month 4; 500 for
three months Children under lively. years 81 ago
and cJlored servants hllr price. White servants,
FACE orGing Ia accommod ttion.
Route BY the Che, apeaka and Ohio railroa! 10
StiuntOn from ti-ncc II fine hacks or coaches,
which will lie found At the depot or at either u
the hotels.
Through or excursion tickets will be issued a.
4 lchm nd.
Ei-i.ors leaving Baltimore. Washington Ri h
mond or l.yGchturr, arrive this place IN" same
,.:,y before nsht. LHESLni' Il hti.
/. IL c1,lo 0J,t propri"'"r.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-The under
AZ signed executors of the last will and testament
OF Bacon TxiL, deceased, hereby notify I'll credit
ors OF their said testatOr 10 present their claims
verified By affidavit, ~ the office OF Mcssrs K. II.
Maury 4 Co. without delay.
All perco indebted TO their said tstator Will
please seLtle promptly.
THOMAS BUUDAR,
G. ". PURCELL,
je 23-2W Executors, &C.
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OCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE LIST, 1871.

This fsvorlte and celebrated WATERING
PLACE Will offer sdditi onal attractions this sea-
son. Among other improvements. there has been
added an elegant and spacious ballroom. ad)olh-
Ing the parlor the parlOr has bttn enlarged sld
improved, and Che proximity of the two renicrs
eacn easily accessible. l. Will be kept In style
not 5urp .ss.d 10 ywhere in Virginia.
The WAIEitS OK tLe5e special springs either
cure or greatly relieve most CT ScrofGla, i-
C.picUt Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, throu'
ic LarynglIis, Ihronlc Pncu'nona. Chronic Dys-
pepsla, Chronic Di'SrhGa- Chronic D!Sentery.
Iney are also u great VA lie In those antct!oh;
which are peculiar To the female consultation, ana
IS an appetizer, tonic, and general restorative,
they are, perhaps, unrivalied amongst nlcersl
waters. The proprietor viii have provided Tor the
lawns ald ballroom \ frst-cl1ss Band or HusicJ
and in general eli the sources OF amusement ana
recreation usually focnd az our best summer re-
sort win be At the c0mman! OF the quests 81
'ltCCkEhIDG.S GLUM.' Ene place, p within
eleven t. thirteen hours or Richmond, asaliR-
ton, RalLimorc exc, by rail, sl in daylight is'-
sengCrs L. I've the cars OF the chesapeake .nltHo
. ralho.d at Goshen depot, ana new anu sieRan;;
stage coaches, y sssing rapidly over u sinoo'h ~"
level rcad Of only eight miles Set down tie 'i=.-
tors It the Springs 10 tea. - ..x
TELEGRAPH OFFICE IN THE HOTEL.
JAS. A. fRAIlEH, Propriel0r'
DIR. II. Il. NoAL-, Of Baltimore, Resident PDssI'
clan.
will be found here this season.
She EocRbriGgc Water Is for sale By PUE-
CELL, LAl;D n co, Richmond u. A. {; !.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GO. NJ. MCINTYRE,
Charlottesville.
descriptive pamphlets cent free on application
my 2s-tl5lht
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II 0. o. F.-FRIENDSHlP .,,szss.ssszss
L. LODpE. NO 10, l. {. .. F., VIII Ss=
II I'D IL st ted III citing THIS tTues- -Ss%SssTSs:
day. EVENING, June 2Ith, at ""T"TN~
O'Clock.
Election Of officers, revision OF bylaws, collcc.
ton oil dues, and other business OF importance
will Ice trar saclch. II IS especially requested thai
every member will he present.
BY order of the n. q. .
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR
SEASON OF 1871.


This pleasant UMMEe RESORT for both IN
Va:dj or pleasures eekers Is ow open, and offers
many ATTRACTIONS as a
MOUNTAIN RETREAT.
Sulphur and Chalybeate drinking water q Bath
surpassed In SIZE, beauty, and curative pre-
pert!es
large shadv Lawn offers an attractive play
tifui North river affords spor. TO those fond "
boat-rowing or tlshiny.
4 BAND OF MUSIC will enliven the lawn aud
bail room.
A EILLIARD-TABLE and BOwLIEG-AL-
LEY wIls ford amusement TO those fond Of such
he ,'thful sport.
The Western Union Telegraph Company places
US In cnmmun cation with all parts OF the world.
The STAGE leaves Goshen about 8 O'Clock r.
NJ passing through the most picturesque noun
tain scenery In America, and arrives At tee Baths
in time tor supper.
2 here is probably no water In Virei1ia more
direct, positive, and paIpab!c IN It's effect OF the
human system. Under the Influence OF this ,r0H-
derJui bdth the disturbed balances II our organ-
IA IohS are rapidly adjusted
: Certificates from pTontnf NJ Nir9inians can be
shown for the cure or rheumatism, govt, liver
complaint, cutan.Ous diseases, and general de-
b!it.. To the female System !, Is especially
beneficial.
TERMS $50 per month: 1913 per week: - per
day. 20 extra charge for bathing. Special con-
tracts made with families wishing To spend lie
season. PHIL. +. BROWN. Proprietor,
Late or Jarratt's Hotel, Petersburg.
There VIII be aGR,ND DRESS BALL AT the
i - rs on Friday NIGHT, July TIN.
10 ~
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

Two THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l. RICHMOND FIRE ASSUCIATIUN.-The
distribution OF the net proceeds OF the assets of
tho Richmond Fire Association will be made on
and after the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1871. The
holders OF certificates of stock will surrender the
same to HENRY b. ELLYSUN, at the Dispatch
Office, and receive their proportions, which will
he two dollars on each share.
II case OF lost certificates, proof Of the owner
ship and loss must be made by affidavit, and a
bond with security given 10 indemnify the trus-
ICES ard al Others Interested.
HENRY X. ELLYSON,
PETER G. WARWICK,
AnDAEW JOHNSTON,
Trustees Of the Richmond Fire Association.
lie cI-tlstJ y&theulaT4w
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pRUCE HOUSE,
This house 10 still open for the reception OF visi-
tors Il is situated In the pleasant village or
Waynesboro', hmm diate!y under the Blue Ridge
noun aims, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail- foad
PRICE OF BOARD: e. per day. Slo per week, $50
per month, GEOnGE a, bRU -,
lie Ii-Im Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-27

FIRE DEPARTMENT. CITY OF RICHMOND.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N Ct!"TkGL will he held at The Hook and L adj
der Truck House, for the assessment Of fines, at
O'Clock on TUESDAY EVENlNG, the 27th inst.
H. 9l.3s d. 4. CkhDWtLL, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-27

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