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onn,,fy the negroes for after Congress had
forced &c upon fnenn. The; proposed RENE
DIV rs tamning confession Of the wicked.
ness Of the act Of clothing tho negro win
the suffrage.
As q remedy, how can it help SCUM
CsrolinaY With the negroes IN poSse'slo.
az the Government, Is it to be SUPPOSED
that any test that limits their power WIN W
adontedy Nor Is South Carolina tne on'y
s,ote wherein the difficulty of applying ne
.ss,s evidently contemplated by the IN
6une is very great. - e., .,.,,,.t,,o
WORE patchwork. The great disease with
.,h;ch the ruthless Radical party inoculated
tho south will, cancer like, continue to re-
annear after every attempt Of the quacks 70
remove It. It's radicals are sunk deep into
vital parts of the body polite, and no half
wav measures will eradicate them.
s.What is the remedy p as Senator SHER-
NAN. of Ohio, asks. That man has, per-
hans. as much of the blood Of the late war
upon his skirts as any other man In the
Union, and he had furthermore his fuil
share In the infection of insult and outrage
upon his own race and fellow-citizens Of
the South by measures which subordinated
them to their slaves; and he coolly asks,
g What is the remedy'" Aye, let the in
ouiry be echoed and reschoed throughout
+he land. It will not die soon. Such eVi
- the Tribune so nervously sums up vii
continue to CRY for remedy, and somebody
will some day answer the deliberate ant
,o,d-bearted Senator In an effective man
ner. The land is cursed by Radical malig
nifty. The white man and the negro arr
suffering from it, and the country Is VeXee
and injured In her interests. We nave In
deed reached ga miserable state OF thing
for republican Government"-"the re
sult of the vindictive method of reconstruc
1tion''-and what is the remedy?
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SUMNER RESORTS.
4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL

A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
"A BE OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION
OF VISITORS JUNE 10Th.
These Springs, so long and 1avorably known 70
the public, have passed into the hands OF the un-
dersigned, who pledges himself to devote his en-
tire time to the comfort and pleasure OF his guests
The waters have zen held 10 high esteem by medi.
cal men OF eninehce. especially In diseases OF the
SKIN LIVER, and KIDNEYS.
A chaiybeate spring OF great strength mas peen
recently found near the place.
FINE MUSIC In attendance.
TERMS: Board, per month Of % days, $sI.eo
their own BED linen and lights, $3.50 per month.
Children under ten years and servants half price.
The hack Will meet The, train that leayes Rlch-
mond at s:l5.
Foriurther particulars, address the undersigned,
or apply TO 4 i. CoTTgELL, Richmond.
- +. T.. FARRAk, Proprietor.
DR.. d. F. T. EVANS, Resident Physician.
nv I9-F6w $3.50.
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~NOvELTIES T OR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW. ELEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.

NEW, 1LhVhN4 <AAN1 49, . 1880
T.R, PRICE & CO.,
Just from market again, have opened Gil that IL
good and substantial, well as rare and racy, IN
goods suited for spring and summer Sales. :.
splsndid line or LLAMA LACE POINTS ana
;asACQUEs, r.
Splendid line Of PARAsoLs, sUN-sHADEs'
UMBRELLAS, &C..
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS hEh-
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods In endless variety, sucn as
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINs, EmB,D
GRENADINES, BAREGES, LAWNS, OF
CANDIES, &C.,
Elegant Colored and Black, Striped and Ghs s1
silks every su AIDE and hue worn Foulara sliks'
both plain and figured.
FOR MOURNING-French Tramesi. Bomea"
Zines. Mouselines Challiee. Donbie-taced MO
hair. SILK faced Alpacas, Gro Grain hernanls,
NC: Grape Wells and Collars, every SIZE ana 9
shade: Grape Gets, Linen and Lace Coilars ano
Cuffs. Kid Gloves, &c. - \ 80,
Very striking a lovely lot Of Brussels apd rsas
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, az aD0ut pau
their value, to which special attention is ca4eo.
Embroideries in Hamburg Eoges anu r inserS
,nrs. very low; Patent Laces, Bands foT Uressess
and Skirts, French Cambria Work, d. D. anu
Emb'd HGk,fs Lace-trimmed Hdk's. &C.
CIoths, Cassimeres, Drills, Satteeps, tor LIEU
and bows G.uze Shirts for ladies' ana gentie'
men Llnen-Bosom Shirts &c pp1nu m.
my5 Il u. Ln.O-- - 49,
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MAsKERs IN Al1ssIss1PP1.-Memphis, May
17.-Last Friday night a masked party,
numbering about forty, entered the town
of Pontotoc. Miss, for the purpose of driv-
ing off Col. Flournoy, editor Of the Radical
paper, who had been warned to leave. On
entering the town they were met by party
of citizens, who asked their intentions, and
were answered by volley, which the citi.
zens returned. One of the maSkers fell
from bis horse, and the others fled. On
picking up the wounded man he was found
to be young man named billiard, residing
near there. lie persistently refused to de.
clare the names Of the others, and soon al
ter died. The next morning number OF
persons were found to fave left the county,
while several horses with trappings, which
had evidently belonged to the masked
party, were found near Pontotoc.
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.
-. nominations for City Councilmen'
ine ,.nh, The Conservative citizens are
.nsa IN 70 make nominations for Gosncl. ;.
c'i..t - ~ their several wards. The places OIL
,,,oetino are announced In our paper thls
morning.
The period is one of the most critical ma
turc to Richmond. We have greater in'er-
ests at stake than we have had q. any
former period, and we are threatened WIN
greater perils than have beset Us a. go, sns
former time. Blunders and mal-ad mln,s',S
ton In the city government may now uo "
more injury than they could az an. ,o, moa
period, while wise government anu an,.
snros founded upon practical sasacn,'
v;,, nush Richmond ahead more rapid!
than was possible at any other day. Inc
t;sa 81. IN our favor, and the opportunity
should not be lost. t, wore r.
sowe have more to gain ana I'oie ~
,,.yar,, than ever, and more tnan ever are
we warned to confide our public affairs
mic TO men of integrity, capacity, ana
forecast.
The public credit, the increase OF popu'
,a,ion and OF wealth, depend much upon
the character of the men who impose the
taxes and disburse the public money. tn
every way the public welfare is vitality IN
volyed in the character of the City Council
sAnd see how we are situated. With
new and barbarous element, composing
nearly one-half the number of voters IN
the city, and a considerable number oil In
competent and unprincipled whites seek
Ing elevation to offices they are not tit tc
ell through the votes of these newly-en
franchised voters, who are not quallbed le
decide who are or who are not tit to BIZ
trusted with the direction Of public AFFAIRS
we can only be saved from the government
of incapable and unworthy men by sollG
union Of the intelligent and responsible
white men of the community. The cor
rnn,ions aud public vices Of these days In
crease our peril. Many white men are s.
bent upon getting Office and its emolument
that they are ready to sell their votes ant
their influence to the party which VIII giY'
them the reward they seek for their service
NOLuluEy luCl eloAC3 S'th S's'S sNA~ :
the rule Of incompetency and falthiessnes
but a solid union of the true, practical, ant
intelligent people of Richmond. They mus
come forward and use their influence D.
action and example, and thus 1nsur
us good government. The Management
of public atfairs-of the public meeting
and the nominations-must be taken il
hand by the solid and the reliable people
those who must be the chief sufferers iron
mal-administration, The obtrusive an
noisy strategists-and,m may we not say, pot
house politicians-are not the persons G
dictate who shall govern Richmond in thi
day, when we need so much the talents
practical sense, and wisdom of our bes
people to push the city ahead, and maxi
available all the favorable tendencies Which
are now so cheering and propitious.
Tonight every man who hopes for TIT
welfare Of Richmond, and desires hlmsei
to prosper, should help TO secure good gov
eminent il he does not he must share the
blame Of any injury which falls upon VI
from NAL administration.
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DIED.

On the morning of the 18th instant. at o. clock.
Mrs. CARoLTNE FORD, consort OF tne late Laf-
Her funeral viii take place from her late resi-,
tence corner or oQth and Grace streets, "a "a \,
GTrfdayI A FTERNO0E at o'cl0c:. Her tflsnds
md acauaiutap ces, and those OF her son-in.lsw,
". q. K. FraYser. aud her brother, E. Gatnrlsnhs,
are invited to attend.
AtLocust Grove, Caroliue county, the resldense
Of her father, on Fridsy, nay LID JES =, W. ~
eighteenth year OF her age.
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CONFEDERATE DEAD BURIED AT MYRTLE
iH1IL CEMETERY, ROME, GA.-Virginia: ii,
Williams. company -, 54th Virginia; n.
A. Bassham, 1, saith Virginia j. W. Pratt,
D, 54th Virginia; A.. F. Meeks, -. oath
Virginia; A. McGraw, =, Cad Virginia
- Phillips, Virginia regiment. COnfed.
crate: A. Bobbett, G, Sd Confederate j.
M. Gray, b, 4th Confederate /; I'd. Pullen,
D, Sd Confederate; Ell. j. Middleton, d,
1st Confederate S. Tilton, X, 4th Confed-
crate; A. Swurt, 4th Confederate. s.
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CALF, SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
TWENTY-FoUR MILES SOUTH OF GREEN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The attention Of the patrons OF the VIRGINS
Springs is directed to this beautiful SUMNER me-,
resort, which will be open for visitors on the Isl
OF JUNE. The value of the mineral waters, and
most reasonable terms, should persuade many 10
make this their summer home. -,
Billiard saloon and bowling alley FhEG VI
CHARGE to visitors.
TERMS S4s per month; $l5 per week; % per
day. -ss.
For further Information, address
- G. s. PEYTON & BROTHER,
nv 10 eodim PropFietors.
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An old sailor who was mounted upon an
unruly jackass, observing that the beast bad
kicked one of its feet into stirrup, cried
out, "Hold on! II you are going to get
up, I'll get down." So say we to the
Farmville Commonwealth. We shall refrain
from critising anybody's grammar here
offa
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A correspondent of the Dispatch recalls
his school-days-as follows:
Mr.. Dispatch:
In looking over your invaluable paper
this morning, I noticed paragraph IN
which mention was made OF class OF glr!s
with five "Sadies," three Sallies, and not
one Sarah. Now, sir, that is nothing. l
once knew class with eleven "jackasses !"
and .snary" John in it. ...
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l.,rlARRrEn.

a. tsa residence OF j.. B. Pace. Esqss on Mon
day. May 18th, BIZ The Rey. Powell y ar.TA
II rs M.4TAEBOTT. Jr.tafo Mise EbDiAA0
sTALIAFEERO; NIL of this city. ~:
baltimore and Danytlle papers please cop. 55
At ST. pau,,s Church, Richmond, Va. May i!sh,
by Rev. DR. sinnigerode sssi1te a ns Eev a, ar
AIfich, THOMAS ChTEsBY Juhhis, OF na aaSnI
WdnEn Eohtnff1a
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John Phoenix Lieut.. Derby originated
the phrase . Truthful James," Bret Harte
,reyiYiaed 1t. :. #
+ The University Of Kentucky has p1lr-
chased Ashhnd, the home Of Henry Clay.
The Marquis OF Lorne hns purchased the
property OF the Cunasd line In Halifax,
Nova Scotia. - 60 =
The man who ran away from his credit.
Org became tired, and concluded to take.
arrest. z ~ -sysr-c;f5., ID ss ,lf..,s Is
Usually above Par q Ma-r.-Ne,s Or
leans Times. p -
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.nnY ssoO1,s.
MOYAIi REMoyAIri.

DTMoVAIlt REMOVAL 49,
% II, ra,,nye lat OF July to store No. 4ls Broad
strea formerly occupied myssH In In, eo on s.
auencs of Same, nave ucsrfhia " sou -
w. s..1' = TETIRy STOCK Of G0OLsi s !,
consisting in part OF
fpAh shSa and JAlPANEsE P pLI1Mg,,, .,r,
srLK EMBROIDERED and STRIPEU
GRENADINES,
IRON BAREGES, 20 sssEs s. s.
II 1ha saE poi.IINs, newstyles, sor,.,,rse.
BL1CK .ALPACAs and mouHSlAY
IPIQUEs,
Linen sHEETING.-
- TOWELS HOSIERY.
.GIsIVEH, HANDKERCH1EFS,
LACE EUGING, * rs ts3s. asstz
FRILLING, &C. .......s,. 10. Il ~ ! ,..-s4.r
~ 3s'E= ALSO, =, a,-s,. k4 49,. !. :
a full line OF CAssIMEEEs and SE 49,.
Ff1RHISHINa GOODS at greauy:rednce9 prlcss .sa
Thnse in want of bargains would DO well 70 eiss
nae q cali prior TO buying elsewhere, f ovrrr
g.,r,. - - = sos Msin stree.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w cRErNgRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative wa
tiers and fashionable patronage, VIII be onen on
the 1sT OF JUNE. They affsrd accommodations
these Springs are 1000 feet above tide-wster'
and the climate in which they are situated Is Al
~ays cool and INViG GRATING: afording en-
tire relief frcm prostrattng summer heat. m
Professor Rosepberger's excel ent bsnd VIII De
In attend irce, 20 euliren ;he lawns and Dasi-roon
siasauegade aad fancy balls during The season,
as heretofore. .,.o
- extensive livery will be kept at very moderate
CHARGES: So per DAY and SIS per month OF
thirty days: children under ten years OF age, ana
colored servants, half price; Willie servants, &C
nv g, eodlm GEO. j.. PEYTON & co.
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A FTON HOUSE.-This new and beauti-
IA full summer resort, just, flu 'sh:d aid newly
furnished, Gltuated on the Blue Ridge mountain at
Alton depot on ,ha Cnesapeaka aud o'hio rail- !,
road. Wi! be open on tie lst OF June. bosru: Hso
per month, Sl2 per ~eek FIR less than month,
and g per day children under twelve YEARS aud
my nv i'm ~ s. Fl. GOoDLoE & co.
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These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NAT URAL CURIOSITY are situated In Inc 70, 70,
manic Warm Springs Valley. The season oi A'fA
win commence JUNE lST. .h,,,
These thermal waters are celebrated lor tneir
CURATITE virtue in chronic rhe umstlsm. Rous
torpor Of liver, chronic enlargement OF ll4er or
spleen chronic diarrhGa or dysentery, non- r.
ganic paralysis ola eie s q,
of the uteris, affections OF the womb. ana otner
diseases OF delicate character incident 70 pe'
msles. ,,o do.rees
Fahrenheit .,.,, ,,d ofrar
unsurpassed attractions to the lnValia anu piea-
sure seeker.
Telegraph Office in hotel. ~ VIZ.
Prof. j. L. CABELL, nj. d., OF university Va VA
ginfs, resident physician. ..,, .,,r,.re
Descriptive pamphlets. with full particulars
furnished on applicationto
S. q. TARDY s. CO.. Richmond, Va,
III S. <. PRICE CO.,
.- ..n- JAMES A, AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my ,a-tJ ii Bstn county, Va.
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We would publish the communication OIL
"H." opposing called session of the Gen.
eral Assembly if we did not deem it en-
tirely unnecessary to oppose what nobody
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SOME days ago, it will be remembered,
the Freemasons Of Paris planted their ban
ners on the outward walls Of the city for
the purpose Of conciliating the Versaillists.
a Paris correspondent writing from that
city says that these Freemasons, with the
exception Of one or two Lodges, are the
very dregs of the city, and in no sense re-
preventative Of that great organization
Washington Patriot.
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The Washington Patriot intimates that
FEsros is, in the opinion of CoNKLINe and
other Radicals, the Senator who gave the
treaty to the Tribune.
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SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY.
S es''. 49,
THE LATEST STYLES AT, THE VERY
LOWEST PRICES.

THE LATEST STYLES ATs@THEEFEh1
LOWEST PRICES.
Pretty DRESS GOODS from CSC. upwards;
Rest makes BLACK ALPACAs, aec. TO 81
RACK icon GRENA DINE, CSC. to $l per yarG;;
PEARL LILAC, and al other colors JAfANEsE
Bea narIi BIkcK and ooLoRED DRESS
p1ouss, 5AMBRIcs, SWISS and NAINsooK
Irish ~ fIsHNs and TABLE DAMAsKs at DO, 50,
TOWELS ysi; 81 and DoYLIEs at 7sc., al slas, &C.,
pok Sss sHn and WHITE BLK PARAsoLs-afu full
REa s1s0 LLAMA LACE sHAwLs. beautiful and
PEI Kfbe H9s1Sk q s HA;asS;pKERcH1Ers
Ribbons, LACFs, CORSETS; no
SHEETINGS, PILLOW-CAsE CoTIoNs ana
eENT's WHITE SHIRTS and UNDER=yEsTs;
A splendid stock OF CASSIMERFS. DOESklN5,
= BSOADCuOTHs, and desirable goods gen.
orally. WIN. THALH1MES Sons
ri No. COL Broad, corner Sch street.
myl5 - Broad street Dry Goods Emporium.
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THO THE MOUNTAINS !

i -
A very pleasant retreat for the summer months
may be found at
GREENWOOD DEPOT,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Albemarle
county, Va This place Will be open for board :.
ers June l, 1871. No situation along tie line Of
this road has better trees.one and c1aly teate
water.
TIE telegraph office and The post. office are at a
distance of only few ards from the building.
TERMS: $40 per month; $40 per week or 81
per day. apply TO w. DlNWlODlh.
my l2-l5t* Greenwood Depot, G. y. K. r.
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PERSONAL.

T>ADIEs SUFFERING FROM IRREG-
IL U,.AKITIES or any complaint peculiar to
BUTT, No. 73l MAIN sTRERT. Correspondence
strictly cOnfiden.iBl. Le;ters or inquiry answered
free Of charge. Office hours from 10 10 NJ, 10 S,
and to q evening Sunday, io4 PM
nv 1eF, SIN, W,S&M<
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r -ARgE AND ATTRACTIVE
- STOCK OF
nRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH.

,n.erd,ro 70 close our present business, We 9fsr
20 the Civ and country trade our entire stocg OF
Wholesale DRY GOODS AT COST FOE chsa'
III , lug ana count.y INGREDIENTS will find II greatly
70 their advantage to give US call as we nave
many very desirable and fashionable go9css t on
HAND nearlyal of which were purcnaesd tnls
naI iun HS' FERGUSON g. CO., -.
sprnns5 7w 1913 Main street.
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NIOTICE-TO TIL E CITIZENS OF
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER. AND
THE rev ADDITION IT, PARTiCULAR
Mug nc large and depredating, you who own such
property win have to protect yourselves against
such Violation of the town ordinance by keeping
them up II caught or identified by police upon
the street or commons they are lia bic to c5nfsca-
zion. The ordinance being revised with reference
to dogs and goats, the owners of such property
win attend to this public nuisance by an linme-
diate application for their mcdnis which will give
them the necessary protection from date to LIST
August. 1872 thereby calling the medals Of 1871 in.
Respectfully, ~
Manchester, May II. 1871. my l7-4t
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mr THE ALASKA, rich and icy cold,
soDA WATER, and the finest and purest fruit
,syruna: KTssINGEN and sELTzER WATERS
fmade In accordance with the bestanalysis OF the
snrinrs in Germany drawn from the. Alaska
soda apparatus, at the drug store OF
Il. WAGNER d Cos
nv ,s.atx corner 9Th and Broed SITS.
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EEAY ELECTIONS.

EBAY ELECTIONS.
MONROE WARD COUNCIL TICKET.
WI The following ticket will receive the support
of a large number OF Conservatives at The meetlhg
tonight:
P. Fl. STARRE.
WILLIAM ETvLISH, ..a
GEORGE BARGAINS,
III. T.. aTRAUS,
A. III. BAILEY.
~ 81.
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.. RICHMOND, May Is, 1871.
ITO THE VOTERS OF CLAY WARD
Instantly To select YOUR REPRESENTATIVES in the next
Council, take this method or informing you That
respectfully decline a reconciliation, u
In making this announcement desire TO e4,
press INV gratftude for your geaerous support and
during IN. short time have served
you. Very respectfully, nc, ncnn
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THE PUBLIC is respectfully invited to
,5s,i atte9d TIE sn'verssyy ssIsbsstioa OF the
sidney College. Virginia. which wiz taxa pIace
WEDNEsDAY, EVENING", June lAth, 1871.
4, ,ySI5 i. .as.. SPEAKERS: -.tE4 -
s.fEf j. r WILSON, Medaltst. -
+. e. e ooaaIys, I'm n ,t " 70 4
AS. HALL, Junior ofatofs' =,
nv 1D.lw
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MILITARY NOTICES

A TTENTION, RICHMOND ZOUAVEs
IN tCOLORhD).-T on are hereby ordered to =,
attend special N eetiug OF the company 81
- - THIS iFnday) EVEN g, "a
May 10, 1871 az Union Il -gie Hotel. on Tn ST.. w
nc 81 O'Clock. Prompt attendance required to II
transact business OF importance.s
D BY order OF the Commandsnt
lt* r. H. JOHNSON, O. 8.
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TOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR here
nv announce myself as q candidate, subject
- .bs nnminaIion of the Conservative party
sanJ no niheT,'' for ASSESSOR Or FAIRFIELD
Ig wv - sa5ih JOHN A. EACHo. /,
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uUBBEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON,
IL Ell xir Gent1an and Chlor. Iron, Elixir Gin
cnoaa Iron and Strychnta, Elixir Pepsin. Bismuth
ind Strychnia, Eilxlr Cinchona Iron and Bis.
mutb, Boudsult's Pepsin, Wine OF Pepsin and
Elixir Of Pepsin, Albespeyre's Blisterin9 Tissue.
L. WAGNER d CO., Apothecs.ies,
myia-2tx re7.E 9Th and Broad streets
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rsyO THE VOTERS OF TUCKAHOE
\ TOW NsHlP. COUNTY CT hENRIOO.-
GESTLnMEN / have the honor 70 announce =.
self as an iudeG endent candidate for the ONCE OF
sTJP ERVIsOR, and pledge myself IL elec.ea 70
devote m time and talents to the best or
every one, regardless Of party or any previous
i'0o Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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THE POULTERER'S FRIEN or,
T. POULTRY POWDERS, Tor chicken cholera
my iO-sts L. WAGNER & CO., Drugststs j
CASH, BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
tured by water power, OF the best SUN-DRIED.
LUMBER, and sold ut The L o w &c 3 TaCAsH
PRICES at my factory. foot Of Thirteenth street,
. : - = j. u MON CAGug,
ar, A.srn $500 ~ .ss1t.3ss Richmond. Va.
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5ss,Ef,KAxaNfs,rrzJFsss

M VIE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN Oh.
ta;nine through our agent In sew York 9 snan
lot o, sone OF LUBfN,S % II OF Q B EA-
rRACTs, which ne warrant "the genuine"
!. WAGNER q CO., Apothecaries,
,ss .@r- eth and Broad streets.
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|aWsANFED--A gentleman md H.
~ rho h.ys rad much cx ner,earud ms wife,
Mans . at one OF the YraInfss 70 hotel,
aesaray 1D 1ssu geTs .sy y sllas .:
sneed 6arkee2er. ADDRESS j. II. g. M 20 expert.
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sWAANIED. ON A FARM. Two -
hall miles from The city s'cLnmnV AkUk
smnlsse. Sne undsrstanss the saia Of So.E HAND
rrop q app pS5sss isqsrsda PIE ss
Aouss lssa Main street, bc:ween 10 ,n 1d2,mnnsslon
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REsT. ESTATE ar PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE PRIVATELY. ABOUT
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAhD ca 90
janis river aud Richmond anc DsnVme r e.
road very near Richmond and Manchester, IN
hiah state OF cultivation dwelling, &C.; lolng
orchard of about 800 trees inexhsrsuoie pe"'
= - j. l.. APPERSON,
MIL at Real Estate A gent and nctinn'rr.
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ri BaTH COUNTY, VA.

nv eodim
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: "' -. warranted to be the finest.
CARPETS, 75c.; FANCY, CHECK, and PLAIN
best quality OlLCLOTHS.
mys 10 DUCKWALL b ROUSS. +.
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81 III KINDS OF JOB PRI NIi;MS,Ss
EkAlNEATLy EXNgUTAU AT Thk al -
fATQE PRINTI NG.8GUak ests5
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A Is,1 naEslg q sy ,s continue e snis.
whom D b1x 90 t.THE H yr,. Era Ag uK4LGfs
gyspa,ad BIZ Dr. G Huatess.s VI, q, eCsE,S
sssa ss aad q sss eli yoa
mann, Eli Broad J. EInaas.sans II G. Ro,y,.
Brook ayepus J1e B. Thosnas ~ ~, brosd. Eesr
saa u "a aFundera Crook aYsrns o. 1s Brosd,
sGrss Who yill furnish you an,,inass s 80 a,ish,
a eals lsne ~ s0e cneapess rates. e'ss 10 ths