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On the 18th inst. Miss LIZZIE CoRRAN.
The funeral services will take place rom me
residence OF her broher-in.law. Mr. hlaalhe r,
Blair. No. 22o Third street, THIS " eome nsin,
EVENING, at O'Clock. Friends nnd acquA'n'-
ances are invited to attend.
AL the residence Of A. T. Mitchell, on the ,slh
inst, CHARLES VIRGISIUS. infant son OF VII r,
ginta c. and Alex. Calder, aged two moh'hs anu
eleven days. ,, ,,.-5,asd,y,
AFTERNOON at O. clock from Plne-street Ba at,-
list Church. The friends and acquaiptances OF the
family are invited to attend.
At his residence, on Marshall street on sasurasy
JnHN A. HiCKs, in the 59.h year Of his age,
leaving wife and six children to ourn ms LOSS
Thanks, though, to wise and mercltnl frofl-
dence they mourn not ns those without nope. lne
they had the most unmistakable evidence tnst ne
was prepared for the change that his Saviour was
with him to condoct him from world OF trlai ana
sf ction to one Of eternal rest and happiness; un
may they all, as he requested them AFTER Ids hie
is ended meet him there. a. o. %
Washington papers please copy.
At Rockville, Maryland, On the 18th instant,
PEARL SYLFR, infant daughter 81 Hu,us a. and
the tie Ara Bouic, aged FIVE months and fourteen
days.
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Pinchbeck, colored Senator from New
Orleans, has sued the jackson railroad
company for refusing to let him have q
sleeping-bcrth. He lays his damages at
$4,000. The sleeping-cars belong to the
great Pullman, OF Illinois, and the railroad
company have no control over them. Pinch
hnds he was barking up the wrong tree.
q. A. Smith is appointed postmaster at
Townsville, Fairfax county. Va. vice w.
II. Haycock, tailed to quulify. A post-offiee
Is ordered at Falling Spring, Greenbrier
county.
The New York police commissioners
nave at headquarters nearly two hundred
reyoisers and butcher-kniYes taken from
seventy men arrested during the riot.
The turning Of the channel of the Chi.
caso river towards the Mississippi is already
regarded as success.
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YoRKTowN.-General ECHoLs told our
friends Of the green-grass regions OF heh-
lucky that Yorktown and "tmrty ieet Oh
saltwater was to be the terminus OF Ine
Cbesapeake and Ohio railroad. Ihere Is
no more compIacent and genial gentleman
than our friend Gen. EcH OILS. we may
we'll imagine the felicitous manner IN
which he conveyed this information TO
people whose rivers are but creeks IN sum-
mer. and whose creeks are as dry as bone
from June to October. "fhlrty feet Of
water :" ."Jerusalem !" The danger was
that they could hardly credit it; but then
the beaming. "gentle, and bland" face Of
the General set its seal upon all doubt.
Yorktown is a great place-in its way.
Long live Yorktown and Gen. JOHN, long
| live he He represents the "hub" OF Viz
ginia and if he can stand boldly forward
and eulogize any other place, surely we
here can stand it too. Certainly" And
certainly we do. 1t is all right.
1t was good piece of strategy-thls
" salt water" story-and it was true. The
grandeur of "salt-water." and the high
sounding phrase of seaboard," are start
fling things to the green-grass country or
anywhere else that's green, as we have
frequently seen here in Virginia. If 1t
| were stated that the rise and fall of the
tide at Richmond is greater than the depth
! of water in the channel of the Ohio, 1t
might also very much surprise our west
ern friends. But this additional wonder
| it will do to break to them when the road
| from Richmond to Louisville is in opera
ton and they pay us visit.
Seriously, we do not feel the slightest
anxiety on this subject of Yorktown or
the general phrases Of " salt water and
">caboard." lit is proper and practicable
and wise in every way to build shipping
ports" or seaboard" cities on the g salt
water" it should be done; IL these condl-
lions do not sustain the enterprise of es-
|tablishing such cities, they can't be built.
That's all. So 60 ahead, gentlemen. Things
will all come out right.
We will only remark that ii any new port
for shipping is established, and any new
city built on the Atlantic L" salt" tide, it
will he thing not yet achieved in forty
years of railroading and it has been tried.
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me- GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety Of CAKES ut BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BR1GGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
PIES ut S, 10, and 1sc. piece at BRIGGS's
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
BRiGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, 1t
BpIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all Of these at Mr.. ROBERT
WERNE's, on 2sth street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
tys 7O7 Main street.
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sUMmER REs0RTs.
rAPON SPRINGS, a.

We have to-day piEltad the last post In slxteen
quarter. snd the telegraph company are nov zap.
idtg stretching the wires, TO land them Wltnin
yeekiD or hotel Office.
we have recently com pleted n line of IRON pipes,
conveying the water OF the .Cold Spring. rom
North Mountain, and dstrf bnting it on every hoor
RI this spacious and elegant hotel
we have Oysrhau'eG the extensive bathing eataD-
1,ebment renovated all the bathing pooIs-sup-
nIied ne pipes ard other fixtures, all the same as
n it belonged to us-that our guess might enjoy
the f,,l benefit oS It's tuvfgoratinR and haaisa-rc-
The furniture and general outfit OF the hotel Is
new and fresh Our chef de cuisine Mons. a. ., o.
cnsTK PHyKT. is master OF his art, ana VIZ IN, III
tend thst our table shall compare tavoraDly WIN
sny In Virginia Keeping the place ID tne styis mS
nronose and q. the low rates aireaoy atllounSy,o
bv us we do not expect to make mucn monsy tnis
year but we do expect and Intend that our work
or this wear shaH advertise Cdpon JoT J@aTe
years. r,o,.b GAO down In
as0 per M onth, according 10 length OF ViSlt
Through tickets from principal cllss: hou,e
f.om Kichuond is via Gordonsville ana Aahassas
miles by Hsrman's new and superior is me OF
ches. Conyeyances also rom " lncnester. =,
Find our circulars at Purcell, Laad I" oo.s'
Richmond, Va. ,-,u,.,.e so
son. FEE IiSn ProSrtetn.,s
~ 14-it "A INP----.-e.
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MURDERS IN LoUIsIAEA.-Neao Orleans,
July 17.-Albert Myers was shot dead this
morning by Michael T. Rodgers. Cause,
jealousy. The murderer was imprisoned.
Francis Meutcath, clerk in Choppin's
store, st. James parish, was murdered May
10th, and the body thrown in the river.
The store was robbed and burned by four
negroes. The jury, composed Of six white
and six colored men, to-day found Il verdict
of guilty OF arson, burglary, and murder.
The penalty is death,
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France.

The announcement of M. THEIRS that the
Government of France will be speedily re.
turned to Paris will occasion regret in the
minds of all enlightened friends Of France.
phe step is most unfortunate. The occa-
sion was opportune for the separation Of
the Cover nmcnt from the city Of mob-mad-
ness. The reunion will be like the return
OF the rou$ to the embraces OF the courtcsan
after an attempt ut reform. The old courses
will be renewed, and the violent asitations,
troubles, and tempests Of passion will be IN
time repeated. The Government should he
beyond their influence. Caprice and dis
content amongst men are bad enough un-
der any circumstances, but when stimula-
led and phrenZed by irreligion and Ianati"
cism, there is no more terrible calamity for
people, This is the curse of Paris, and
will be the curse of France as long as Paris
holds the Government In awe, which it will
do as long as the Government Is located
within its limits.
We do not believe that the run-mad
French philosophy Of the Communists Is
cured by their defeat i'll the late terrible
struggles III anu aIouAu Iarls. Far from
it. They
shave scotch'd the snake, not kil'dit;
She will close and be herself.'
The return OF the Government to Paris
is therefore great error. We fear it will
be far worse for the republican government
TO be under the eye and in reach Of the arm
OF Communism than it would be for mon-
archy to oecuDy tho camn sttnatinp Force
is the only argument for madmen; and the
mild sway OF republicanism will hardly be
the rule to hold the Paris mob in check.
We do not see any good reason for the
return OF the Government to the metropo,
lis OF France. We suspect that 1t Is the re-.
salt OF fear more than OF any other cause. II
that be so. the prospect for the republic Ii
not bright. The government that sets itsel
down In Paris for fear that the Parisians
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The GALLERY is fitted up IN the most hsnd-
some style, and supplied with instruments OF the
newest and most improved patterns, Including
DALLMEYER's NEW PATENT PORTRAIT
LENS.
Having himself been In the business since 1852,
uatterly with Messrs. c. X. Hees & Co.,) and
thoroughly under;t lndng It in all its departments,
he feels satisfied Inst, With the aid Of the COM
petent artists which he has in his employment,
entire satisfaction will be given to his patrons.
PHOTOGRAPHS will he taken In every style
known to the art, and finished in the neatest and
be t style.
Orders for LIFE-sIZE PICTURES executed
upon canvas, finished in Oil Colors, India Ink,
Crayon, or Water Color. Also, RFMBRANDTS
and MEDALLION CARDS-DE-VISITE.
Call and ex smine my specimens.
W. G. K. FRAYSER,
ty1a1w l0ll Main street.
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BURGLARS AFTER BONDED GooDs.--Neao
York, July 17.-Three professional bur-
glars having hired the basement of house
adjoining the United States bonded ware
house Of Herman j. Meyer, in Greenwich
street, where $3.50, 600 worth Of merchan-
disc is stored, were husily engaged on Sat-
,trday afternoon in cutting through the
walls. The porter hoard the noise and gave
the alarm. The burglars fled, but one
(William King was captured after despe-
rate struggle.
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James Gordon's Wife. A Novel. New
York D. APPLETON & Co.
This novel is sent forth without sponsor
We suppose it is one of the many that are
from new authors and that are published as
experiments upon the public taste. How
ever, the very respectable house which
prints it is u passport for it.
For sale by WooDHoUsE d PARHAM.
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Everybody remembers the old story of
book one of whose chapters was headed
"About Snakes in Ireland" and which
chapter consisted Of these words 60 There
are no snakes in Ireland" The Tallahassee
Sentinel must be edited by the author Of
that book. 1t heads an article, " General
GRANT AS O speaker"
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JSo. II. WALSH. j.. ". REDDY.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w formed CO. partnership for the purpose OF
conducting and carrying on the wholesale and re-
tsil business in CHROMOS. PCT UR e :,
FRAMES, BOOKS and STATIONERY, at s2l
Main street. 1-
~ 1876 WALSH d hEDD1'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nT ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS woETH OF
DRY GOODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

The owner OF the store we now occupy demand
Ing a larger rent than we can afford TO pay ana
continue to sell IS cheap as we have done hefelo-
Fore we offer our whole stock at prices tna' WILL
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ensure a speedy sale.

NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2Ic.;
| WAMSUTTA at CO.,;
DUyAL COTTON, better than New York Mills
! OF wamsutta. st 1Sc.;
IhEDROsCOGGIN at 1esc.;
The celebrated HARRIS and WATER-T"isi
| COTTON at 49,; ,on
! Extra fine full-yard wide UEBLEAChED coh-
| TON at121c.;
PILLOw-CAsE COTTON, a. inches wlde' at
| lsac.;
FRENCH PERCALEs at aoc., worth &c.;
lPRTETED BRILLIANTS at 1890, wouid DC
cheap at aoc.;
lPioUES at 20, 25, 30, IS, 40, and 5oc-a reducnon
Of from to Csc. On yard;
| CHINESE GRASS CLOTH, for dresses, at &c.,
worth 25c.;
Iron GRENADINES at CSC, worth 4oc. at Soc.-
| would be cheap at 6sc.;
| BLACK GRENADINE;
| FANCY COLORED STRIPED GRENADINES
at &c., worth 25c per yard;
IPLAIN COLOBED LENOs and MoZAh-
BIQUES at lssc., worth 25c.;
PLAID JAPANESE SILKS at soc., worth SLID !
Elegant styles JAPANESE SILK at 81, worth
/ Sl.25 and Sl.5o; :,
| very cheap;
TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN, for waists. at 6oc.'
worth 7oc. per yard;
| GINGHAM5 at 10. 123, 18s, 20, and &c;
LAWNS at 81, 10, 49, 1e3, 90 and CSC. per YARD
Extra inducements In SWISS, CHEChhD
| HAIR-CORU, NAINsOOK, IA &C N EFT,
| "ORGANDIE, and NULL MUSLlNS;
BISHOP, VICTORIA, and LINEN LAWN; .
iGepuine FRENCH-WOVE CORSETS-an colorf
and sizes-at &C., worth 81;
LINEN CHECKS at 2oc., worth a0c.;
COTTON PANTS sTUFFs at 20, 25. and soc.
worth IS, IS, and doc;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES at soc., would DC
| cheap at $l.2s;
IHONEY-CoMB QUILTS, large enough for the
largest beds. at $1.4o, worth $3.50. Extra
| quality at sl.eo, worth So;
jLINEN COLLARS at l28c.. worth 25c.;
A large stock of LINEN COLLARS and CUFFs
at astonishingly low prices:
iGENT,s GAuZE SHIRTS at Soc, worth 81;
jDOYLIaS or FRINGED NAPKINS at 6oc.
worth 81 per dozen;
iCOLORED FRUIT DOfL1ES at sllo, "orti
S1.75 per dozen;
TABLE, PIANO, MELODIAN, and STANL
| CUVERS at very low prices;
jSAsH, NECK, and BONNET RIBBONS;
HOSE for men, women, and children;
iPARASOLS marked down ever 30 low, and lower
than that;
lHEMSTITCHED, TAPE, BORDERED, TUCK
I'D, andLACE HANDKERCHIEF at price:
to make them 20 fast;
TABLE CLOTHS TABLE DAMASK, NAP
| KIES, and DOYLIES at prices that canno
fail to suit;
TRAVELLING BAGS and BASKETS;
lSARATOGA and other TRUNKS, very cheap
i JEWELRY.
land FIVE THOUSAND OTHER AET1CLEs
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WIN. j. RIDD1CK, Recorder

CTONEWALL GROVE, No. 6, U. A.
= o. D.-There will be a meeting of this Grove
in Covenant Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING at
large attendance Is solicited, as business Of
Importance will be transactcd
Candidates for Initiation will please be prompt
In their attendance.
Members or Stewart and Liberal Groves are re-
spectftlly invited to attend.
BY order Of N. A.
1tx HENRY G. WYATT, Sec,y,
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~ JULY Is, 1871.
NEW DRY GOODS.

% JULY Is, 1871.
NEW DRY GOODS.
GOODS ADVANCING EVERY HOUR.
The prolongation CT the European war has caused
an advance in all foreign fabrics, and the rIss n
wool and cotton In this country has advanced al =,
domestic goods from 90 To Is FER CENT stll as one
rs our crescent stock lasts we shall Sell al prices
ruling during the past season.
Our stock is full for the season anu ne" sooos
IiEfNSIsPf s sSdtt STyoN sHEET1NGs al widths,
IRI: II linens, PILLOW LINENS, DIAPEEIR 'T
TONS and T0HEhs ;o1 l., ,-,ety
LINEN and LACE SETS, CVLLAhs anu
HEMsTi IGRED and EMBROIDERED HAND
kERCHIcFS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE SHIRTS;
LINEH-B,iSOM SHIRTS,
IRON GRENa DIMES and BLACK MOHAlh
GRENADINES, 25c.: n,,,,
SOLID CAMBRIA and LAWNS for Ihlhl-
oRGAHDiEs, Lawns, JACONETs. &C.;
Superior BLACK GROSS GRAIN SILKS,
FANCY CULUEED SILKS, very low,
NAINSOOKS, MUSL1NS
Splendid line new PRINTS, every pattern,
JAPANESG PUrLINS,
VEsTINGs, &C.,
r. r. PRICE & CO.,
jy15 Corner Main and 18th streets.
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CENTRAL DEPoT.)
County, Va.
.Tppo 1Tth. 1871.

CENTRAL DEPoT.)
Montgomery County, Va.
~ June 27th, 1871.
,r,HTs IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
visi,ino the New River White Sulphur, tor
Esp,eston's springs) that boat: fitted up I9r me
pnrpose, Will leave here every TUESDAY mofHN-
ind after LIST July for these Springs:
am prepared TO furnish all visitors WIN &c,
commodations at my Hotel, a. this place, anu
win see that they get TO the boat In TIME. liz
quire for the Wilson House. -usor
iy l0-lm a. Ss V1ASO.N.
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W. WANTED, THE PEOPLE TO
KNOW that having been unable to wait On the
big crowd usual in our store, we have bought out
the store formerly occupied by Benedict Co.,
corner sth and Main, and having an immense
stock of cheap and good TEAS, COFFEES, Su-
CARS, &C., we eau new wait On everybody, ana
send them home rejoicing at their bargains, and
will deliver their goods free.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
jy15 Corner Main and eth streets.
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W. G. r. FRAYSER
has opened a new and splendid
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

STEARNS'S BUILDING, No. 1Oll MAIN ST.,
Immediately opposite the post-oflice,
and the public generally.
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A Martinsburg correspondent sends us o
long report of Democratic speech recently
made there by the Hon. c. j. FAULKNER.
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nRYs-GOODs.
->S 900 TSy7;-CI1RsIoNi JULY, 1871

-TRaND EXCURSION JULY, 1871!
~ country customers are cordially IL
o,.s ale all a TITO to our store and procure
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
;, ~ GOOD, have been marked down TO the very
- - BOTTOM PRICES. :.
Embroidered Garages at soc worth sOs: pr az s7,
Rack Ground silk-Worked Grenadines - w.
.tra sIsck silk arenadine at &c., worth d PEI
s,yr,fni Jspanese Poplins at 2sc all STYLES o.
psWns ct Il. lqi, and 163c.-former prices i'' -S
;o nes latest designs at as to ssc for the Ver'
sottin cham Laces, for curtains, at sSc' ana up
PRIV wT faa Lace shawls at $40 sl2 $ls and sis-
panic prices; a, o. a a, so nil colors
NeO' RIack Barge and Grenadlne SnaWis,
Light Summer Shawls,
Parasols, Umbrellas,
Cassimeres, SheetDgs, ,,,r n
and lots or other desirable articles, 'Ih eiH-"~
70 clo7e 'nen1 WIN. THALH1MER & SONS.
,r7- Mo- COL Broad. corner 6th street.
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EDUCA7.I0NAL.
vxTEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE

WESLEYAN HHE EMAi1Ns Va ..'o- :. ;,
v II begin the ed Annual sessioh September 81
Is-I. and cloEe june "a, 1872. ~,.,, an mile
Rev. VIM. 4. Harris. IT re es nf,cers VIZ -
Tbsn this no College for young Iaa tan.ht hy
higher. sciencc and Literature are naSns ny
graduates Of our args Muslc by SIX profess
sora and teachers, among Wnom ,s ere s,sgera and
most distinguished and cnltiysied sinsei0 a"N
Ths Is o. one Of the healthisss climates In the
world. Pupils who come here with chilis ana ci-
mstical diseases are en.tseiy sieran Scenery
snppnassIrgy grand and beautiful, making 1t one
Of tie loveiiest oEege homes In The Union, a.,
..naed This School from fourteen Southern STATES.
rr-or, Iudge John N. Hendren, II. A., University
OF virginia.
1-eoard the wesleyan Female Institute as one pm,
of tie very hest attractive schooss III
o'A'e from Hon. John B. Baldwin,
rha WESLEYAN Female Institute, most success :,
f,i ard 1ourisbng school, Is surrounaeo " Ia
ences which AXE 1t in All Iespefes ~ the daueh.
bic place for the care and education OF 'ae "@Ne
tiers Of Chss,ifSn pafeh'S. JOHN B. BALDWIN
From General John Echols.]
STANTON VA, May IL, 1870.
know very well the school of Fey. VIM. IN, A.
and yen aai yGnns han there
surrounding them. and his pupils are sent o1t
thorouphIy pre- pared to discharge the outies VI Cur
.iystede refined, and Christian women. com
mend The school most heartily to you.
Very truly, o'hN H'ho1''
From Prof william f.. Peters, LII. D., Of uni
~ versiIy of virginia. F.
young ladies committed to the care OF Prof.
HARRIS will enjoy advantages Oh moral anu IN
iellecLual training rarely found
rErom Bishop E. NJ. Marvin, d. d.
The wesleyan Female Institute is an honor 2, to
the Thnrch. instruction Is thorough. All classes
stand high. The most talented professors are en-
pluyed. The school is very prosperous, ana oS-
serves to be so.
TERMS FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YE AZ.
Roard and tuition In the collegiate course, SzSo'
| Music and other extra studies mocerate'
fo' REV. WIN. d. HARRIS,
80 r. " 5tauutou, Va.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, NO.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, july 10, 1871.
ORDERS No. 2-SIR KNIGHTS: Attend a
~ called assembly Of your Command NJ
ery. at the asylum. Masons' Hall, THIS ~
EVENING at s O'Clock. ~
present as action will he had on the uni-/
form. BY order of the f. G..
THOS. Fl. DE WITT,
Captain General.
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uUGUENOT SPRINGS,
- PowHArAN COUNTY, VA /.

The undersigned hsvs opened this weli,knoTn m
terino.nlace tor the season. It's pro1imlty "
Richmond and Petersburg affords pleasant and
hesitny resort for the families Of those doing bu-
sIness In the city. A.,
Greenbrier WhIte-the chalyDeate equal to any In
the state. -
our table shall be well supplied at al times, and
we pledge our personal attention 70 the comI0ru
OF our guests. WESSON SupLniA'
Charge per day .........."...."..~5 w
Charge per month Is %
charge per month, for the season. ~ 20
Servants and children half price.
Persons leaving nichmond by The Danv1lle road
at 2:40 z. NJ. for Coa!feld will find comfortable
conveyances to the Springs. je 2s-lm
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DON'T ASK US WHERE -
MIR. ROUSS BOUGHT THEM
He inst cleaned ont an importer i; bought all the
FREECH LAWNS he had on hand at "a sacrlnce'
HeTe they are In Richmond, at
DUCKWALL ROUSS,s, .
1000 yards OF fine FRENCH OhuANDiho a'
only l5c. yard:
This heats all creation and the rest OF mankind
RI EVERY STYLE AND SHADE.
Come and take them away.
o'N'o GREEADINES.
We are selling Is yards OF BLACh uhENa-
DIN for only Sl.50 .
RI,ACK STRIPND GKENADINE at 1sc. yard,
A beautiful (black) STRIPED MOHA1R at 25c
IS wards or BLACK MOHA1R GRENADlNE
'o SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
l5yards for 7sc:,
Is wards beautiful Japanese for $3.50.
HATS.
Ladies', IEGHoRN HATS. ESQ, worth Il,
SIT NII0WNS. 75c., worth 81 IS,
Isdias, 1TALfA AN HAIR HATS latest style. 25c.,
Cents, gq HaI K Hats, 75c., worth %.
CENTS STRAW HATS. soc. worth 81
+ aides, LINEN SETS. 75c., worth Sl.2s,
'A"0''0 RIBBONS, RIBBONS, g..
All kInds-away under the market. we are, 10,
INSTANCE, selling BLACK GROS CHAIN tDeSI
nnaIityI RIBBON, inches wide, for $l.37 wor1f
Ss.so KID GLOVES. u; beautiful HOOf
SKiRTS for 60c.; "a MATING, pest quality, 81
a7sc. lie 2sl DUCKWALL q kOUss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-19
THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Il
The undersigned have rented the RED SUI
pHUR SPRINGS ESTABLISHMENT the pres
cut season, and the same Is
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Every eXertion has been made to render all who
come CONT ortable in all respects.
The table will be furnished with every luxury
the market affords.
Rooms with hre places will be supplied, and ev.
erythipg done that may conduce to the health and
comfort Of invalids.
These Springs are located In Monroe county
West Virginia. IS miles from the Virginia ard
Tennessee railroad 1t Dublin depot, at which
point conveyances will be found ready to convey
passengers over fine turnpike to the Springs.
they are distant 4o miles from the Greenbrier
White Sulphur, on the Chcsapel Ike and ohio rail-
road, from which point passengers will be con-
veyed to these Springs by commodious stage
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral water, aud IN the language OF hundreds
who have visited and been cured by them, We may
repeat, "are the most valuable mineral waters on
the CONTINENT This water is already specific
for all forms Of pulmonary disease, and is fast
becoming the Mecca Of consuTpttVes 1t has also
been found specific In bronchitis and throat dis
eases, diseases or the heart chronic diarrhGa,
chronic bepatitis nervous rritaoillty, scrofula,
and female diseases, &c. Persons desiring fur
Their information regarding the virtues OF these
waters Will be furnished by mail with pam phlet
containing the evidence OF distinguished phJsi-
clans and others.
te22- I'm DUNLAP, ADAlh W.
INorfolk Virginian and Wilmington (Delawarel
Gazette will please copy for one month, and send
bill to proprfetors for PAYMENT