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1suMmEa RgsoRrs
1900 SUMMER RESORTS. saa
.,o~~~~-~>-~@>-~~~o
AWLEYs PRIE GS,
oNEoF THE.Mosr CELEBRATED
And 1MPoRT MT on ALL THE
j v1Ha1nlAswATER1sG-pLAcEs,

will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871, for the
reeeptisyl OF company.S Stnafed 10 IL Is In tne
mout aims Or the great Valley, 1t s not only one OF
fine most delightful summer resorts In tf1e STATE,
but It's wonderful curative properties are pecom-
'ft,a anafysis OF the water by Professor Mallett
of the University Of VIRGINIA, Together Win lhe
a, ncrisnce OF many eminent physicians. prove
that IL IA 0the sprlngsn for suffering females;
hut besides It's wonderful tonic properties, IS
ranieiy In general debility anernia, ana diseases
Decu.iar to females it Is unsurpassed In the treat
tfcnlarIy TOR those sufferlng from TORPID ano 1n-
act We liver Its sction upon the ver as wen Us the
kidnsys Is prompt and d: cidcd. Very many re-
maTkahle cures could TO cited OF ibis CLASS o. ttou
bIesome diseases.
Ia now easy OF access, situsted only twelve miles
fram HarrisOnburg: The present terminus OF Jug
noint there win be TWO daily lines Of stages morn
S,nne, LAST simmer THE BUILDINGs HAVE
BEEN GREATLY. IMPROVED, as wei as u Luz
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs. IHheI EE
HUNDRED , PERSU NJ can now be very coinior'-
ably accommc d Ited at these Springs.
the DEMONSTRATIONS win bs STRICTLY
FIRsT-C LASS, under the m an agepent OF Josepn
s. W oodwa-d widely known as a hote! manager.
Resident Physicians Gordon & W lIilams, one
or The other whom will be in Attendance uurlng
the entire season. ....-..4.. ..-... -.-
RATES OF BOARD:
Per month. w
Per week IL w
Children and servants tlf-price.
President Of the Board of Directors OF Rawley
Springs Company. my 20 lin
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Beechcroft. Bv the author of the "nel
of Redclyffe," " Hcartsease," dc. New
York: u. ArPLEToS Il co.
Miss YoNGE, the author, has become
pretty well known among novel readers
For sale by WooDuoUsE Il PARHAM.
Ntqel Bartram'S Ideal. by FLoRENci
WlLFoRp, author OF - 4 Maiden OF our
Own Day" "Nivia," &e. New 1ork:
d. APPLETON & co.
This book is No. 2S Of APrLEToN's LII
brary Of Choice Novels.
For sale by WooDHoUsE n PARHAM.
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MILLINERY.

NEW MILLINERY NOTIONS sa8s
~ AND FANCY GUODS STORE, COR IAkkG
ner Of Hull aud llth streets, Manchester xfHS7ESe
Latest styles OF Ladies' Bonnets aud Hats also.
Misses and Childrens Hats, Trimmings, and
everything that constitutes q flrst-class store.
Prumpt attention paid to all orders, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed as 10 price and style. Arrange
ments have been made with the best millner III the
state to do my custom work.
my 24-3lx MRS. w. l.. MOODY.
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GOODS FOR EVERYBODY

NE GOODS FOR EVERYBODY.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs in great variety;
PARAsOL COVERS 1ssfts@a asses'f-s1T
GIMPUIE LACEs,sLAGE COLLARS;
FANS In great variety;
SILK PEARL, MARsEILbEs, and AGATE
BUTTONS OF the latest styles; @'# ''''
GIMP5, PRINCES; '-
JET JEwELRY In great variety; o. 80. -
Genuine WHITLEY JET SETS ut 81 end $3.50
less than half price; 5'.->'.
PIQUE TRIMMINGS at great bargains;
pIoUEs for dresses, in agured striped, and
corded, at very low prices. .- -. E......,iz
myA ,-,.... =. s.a.. LEVY BeOIaEho.
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RATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA. :
IL BATH COUNTY, VA

, These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREET
MUTUAL CUR1rslTY are situated in tSe a,
m .,,i arm Springs Valley. The season Of ISL 81
These thermal waters are celebrated for ,hs,-
COHAtsi ~ virtue In chronic rh. umaI,,m gnn, t
torp0r or nyer, chroiic enlargement of n-s sou.
spleen, chronic diarrhp4 or dysentery, non.o y.
ganlc paralysis, old injuries, tiseases Of m. s.ia
especially OF syphilitlc Origln) chronic Jis.,an
Of the uterts, affections OF the womb, and o,hes
males. '" It.
Baths vary In temperature from 90 TO LILO decree,
Fahrenheit. -...u...s - ssiee'
The accommodations are frst-cIass, and os.r
unsur passed attractions TO the invalid and nles.
sure seeker. ''
Telegraph Office In botel.
ginia, resident pny sician.
Descriptive pamphlets, with full particulars
furnished on application TO
s. &. TARDI ( Co,
IHt 5. Il, PRICE & CO., 'ichhohS'F a.r
JAMES A. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my lS-tJJl Bath county, Va
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FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT,
They Will not make the so-caHed cheap Organs at
any price. HE comparative superiority OF their
instruments Is now greater than ever before, as
every competent judge who will carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cuts
from photographs Of the different styles full in for
NATION, aud lowest prices also, Testimonial Cir
cular, viii be sent free to any address,.
hASuN Il HA Min ORGAN CO.,
sss Broadway, New York.
For sale in Richmond by
It. L. ID. WALFORD,
dp 4-deod&w6m cid Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

T WISH A PARTNER WITH A CAPT.
tai OF from q, 90 10 s5, 900 10 engage In pro-
fLable business In huntington, w. Va. 1 can
safely guarantee profit of 20 per cent. annually.
Vile Albcmarle county, Va. after that time at
Huntington, W. Va. Satisfactory reference Will
be given. -'
nv l7-cod2w# fs5.rt .Ea T. Fl. W.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

A NEW OCTAVE (ROSE- sg|su
N WOOD PIANO, just from the fac-fT RI
tory, for sale at The net wholesale prtce-au un-
usual bargain. T. l.. u. WALFORD,
American Tract Society store. .-
nv a5-2w Gid Main st., Richmond, Va.
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EOR SALE, .......s.. --
Il BONDS SECURED BY PLEDGE OF PRO-
PERTY OF THE STATE Of VIRGINIA. 81
$4,000 per cent Coupon Bonds Of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. The state, by act approved
March %, 1871, authorized the issue Of these bonds
and pledged as security the revenue OF the Unlver
sty and the whole property used by the University
owned by the State. The value of this property is
over $500 900. $40 coo is the whole amount of the
loan. PARKER CAMPBELL & CO.,
my 22-lm llLh street.
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mf-NO VELTIES FOR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.

NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
Just from market again, have opened all that Is
good and substantial, as well as rare and racy, IN
goods suited for spring anu summer sales.
Splendid line of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQUES,
Splendid line Of PARASOLS, SUE-SHADES,
UMBRELLAS, &C., .,- 900.
More ZION GRE HADlNES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very cheap, i
Fancy dress goods IN endless Variety such as
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS, EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGES, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, &C.,
Elegant Coiored and Rlack, Striped and Checked
SILKS, every shade and hue worn ; .Foulard Silks,
both plain and figured, $1,000
FOR MOUkNING-French TrameSi. Bomoa-
zines Mouseines, Challies, Double-faced Mo-
hair, Silk faced Alpscas, Gro Grain Hernanis,
&c: Grape Wells and Collars, every size and
shade: Grape cts. 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.
Embroidcries In Hamburg Edges and Insert
ings, very low; Patent Laces, Bands for Dresses
and Skirts, French Cambria Work, II. s. and
Emb'd Hdk'fs, Lace-trimmed Hdk's. &c.
Cloths, CassimereS; Drills, Satteeps, for men
and boys GauZe shirts for ladies' and gentle
men Linen-BoSom Shirts, &c.
my 5 L. X. PRICE u co.
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MoUNTAINTOP HOUSE.


a,,n Ina desirable and b. autifnl SUNNI, ,.,
tain ts line s ~ aha q .hs gue Ridge Moun
roaa, one nile from Aou depot IiSena.Gsl
COUNTY, has been enlarged end thoyon .ia11unding
's sna VI ss open on ne y. Of JGpE' fea:'
1ay g,hi,drsn under II years and co,srsd per
in i Inc ssats z equal 70 an,
Coaches wiii run dsiiy 70 and from the ss,,.
- - 80 - - JNO. N. BALLAKn
RATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
~ IN BATH CoIyN'ry ~
ten miles west OF Milboro' Depot. Cb...,.
ohio railroad, on main stage rosd It n and
ana hhss1n ,sd srtns accessible from ali n Hot
ingtou, Bal imore, Richmond. and ,.v ,rSm Wash
The heaith-slying waters and oare sI mmds,,
pleasure seekers. ~. hhfaiias and
June lst. eiss7' aud open
+ board per month -four weeks) =. .,s
For circulars with pa tic liars. sdira..' siSs
JOSEPH BAXTER, PrSnp,e.or
Bath Alum. Va
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VIZ NTED.-MRs. y. T.. b BALLARD
|, w wishes i few Il yAEDERS for The summer
al Marshheld, two aud haiti miles from toe city,
the Richmond and Fredericksburg raiircsd.
Ehe accommodation train stops ~ the gaze uasiy
for business gentlemen and their falnilies Please
apply to VIII. T. BALLARD, .. Marshnesa or
through The post-oiice. my @Ah'
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spECrAL NOTICES.

M LEVY BRerHERss OFFER A
LARGE AssoaTMExT of TRTMMrNe, SASH
and BoNNEa RIBBONS. and Gall particular
attention to those elegant sAsHEs at % and -
worth ss and "a: ais o 70 aRos GRAIN RIB
BoNs at 90 anre.c. per yard.
e-,,~,.sx LEVY BRoTHgRs,
nvsa @,s5f T 1919 and 1916 Main street, ?
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE 1st, 1877.

OPEN JUNE. 1st, 1877.
This fav5rite aud celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea-
sou. Among other improvements there has been
added an elegant and spacious ballroom adjoin-
ing the parlor; the parlor has been enlarged ard
improved, and the proximity Of the two renders
zen easily accessible. II will be kept In style
not surpassed anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS OF these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases Of Scr0fula, IN
cipient Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Cbron-
/ LaryDgtis Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
They arc also great value In those aft :ctioDs
which are peculiar to the female constitution, and
rs an apeljz. r., toaic, and general restorative,
they are. perhaps, unrivalled amongst mineral
waters. The proprietor win have provided for the
Lawns and ballroom frst-cldss Band OF Music,
and In general all the sources OF amusement and
recreat on usually found at our best summer re-
sorts will be at the command of the guests at
'ROCKBkIUGE ALUM The place is within
tom Baltimore, etc by rail- all In daylight. Pas
sengers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, ass ing rapidly over smooth ana
level road Of only eight miles, set down The vlsi-
'''' ~ JAS. A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
nr. Il. r. NOEL, Of Baltimore, Resident Pbysi-
clan. ..
Nj. S. NJ. MULLEN, late of Cspon Springs,
The Rockbridge Water Is for sale by. PUR-
CELL, LAUD q CO, Richmond !: N. A. & G. A.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GEO. III. MCINTYRE,
Charlottesville. ...
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
nv os-tl5thA
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

ASHLAND. Va, May %, 1871.
Editors of Dispatch: Our town was alive
last Sunday afternoon with individuals m
route 10 Kings Pond to witness the admin
iStration of the ordinance OF baptism by
immersion. The congregation assembled
there was the largest seen in this commll-
uitv since the war. Twenty-onc persons
were baptized in 0,tc form by the Rev. JAS
Il. Way"cncr. of the N. +. Church south,
assisted bv the Kew. Mr.. Evans. of Balti-
more. The multitude manifested the
deepest interest in the services. Inns was
the martial result Of a very interesting re-
yiyal at old Independence Church, con-
Quoted by the divinity students at Ran
dolph Macon College. &.
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The "maIevolent potato bug" is an
nounced by contemporary to be "sitting
IN Western fence corners and waiting for
business" Seated =
Vcrger, the baritone, and Vieuxtcmps
are reported to have left the Nilsson organ.
lzation to return to Europe.
A fire at WallsviIle, Allegheny county,
n. T., "Wednesday, burned thirteen busl-
ness houses. Loss, $4,000; well insured.
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NAPON SPRINGS,
" HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.

, Y A.
MOUsTAIN HOUSE,
by FRAZIER b SALE, late Of Rockbrfdge Aim,
Springs, and now proprietor of Yiry;nls Hotel
Stauuton, Va The undersigned having leased
this elegant establishment, are now engaged In
thoroughly reft.ing aud reIurnish!ng The s,m.
from bssem' Mt 70 attic, at a very heavy OUTLAY
The water of Cold spring" Is being brouqh, I'm
pipes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor Of the hotel, supplying also the mod.
ern closet
The MINERAL WATER of Capon is slk,llue
and has an established repute for It's ac., on ia
dyspepsia, all affections OF the Kidneys bladder
and urinary passages, and or the skin, diseases OF
women, and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHING Is admirable for It's salubrlty
and Lh great volume Of water, and was declared
by Dir Henry Bulwer ton visit here with Mr.
Webster) unsurp .ssed By anything he had seen 10
Europe.
The AIR of Capon is distinguished for It's rurt.
ty. dryness, and peculiar buDyancy and ei4s-
ITCHY. ~
A fine Alum Water Of the vicinity and Iron
Water near the premises win be furnished daily
to guests, without charge.
The proprtetors offer TO the public, Is earn
est Of their endeayors for The comfort OF their
guests, a Joint successful experience Of sixteen
years in the conduct OF The Rockbffdge Alum
Springs.
For full description, particulars Of routes, &C..
we refer to our ctrcultr, which may be had IL
Purcell, Ladd Il Co., druggists, Richmond or "n
application b, letter 70 US at the Springs.
In review OF the equivalents offered, oGr terms
are ut least as modarrte as auy In Virginia,
Board by the week, 81 SO: by the month, -
down to $50, accol ding TO duration OF visit.
FRAZIEn 4 SALE,
nv ls-eodim Prorr'~t"rS.
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the CENsUs.-The New York Tribune
says:
These figures show that the rural parts of
New York IRE as much at stand-still as
the corresponding portions of Virginia, so
far rs population is concerned.
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ID r l & + S

d r l & + S
OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
Having vastly increased their facilities for
manufacture the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
COMPANY now enabled to offer their we'll
known Organs, which are
TIE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among instruments of the class, at prices of in
fefior work. They print their lowest prices,
which are, therefore, alike to all-inyariable.
The following are
ILLUSTRA TIONS:
Four-octare Organs. $50
he same double reed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65
Five-oCLave Organs, with tremulant, carved
ana Orildfnenteu. 100
The same, double reed, With five stops. ..... 125
Forty other styles, up Observation-Disclosures 900
All in solid black walnut, All the Organs ma,le
by this company are thoroughly
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R1CHMoSp DIsrATcH.-Wc cannot too
highly commend the spirit and the COM
prelIcnSive views which .'crvadc IN article
IN the Richmond Dispatch of The 22d inst,
on the Valley railroad. 1t is the spirit
which should animate every true Virginian.
We want Virginia dcveloped-her dead and
proiitless wealth brought into active life, 20
that the basis of taxation may he enlarged
and the general relief of the people brought
about. Richmond. as the Dispatch very
Justly assumes, will be greatly benefited by
the construction of the Valley road. We
kn0tc it to be fact, were it not tor the twen-
ty-ii,c miles Of wagon transportation vast
deal OF the flour and D;Gun OF Rocking
ham would seek the Richmond market.
An enterprising milling firm nine miles
below Harri>onburg, last year sent Ian &c
quantity Of flour to Richmond by way vi
Staunton, Notwithstanding the wagsonage,
and saved fifty cents in the. barrel. But
that mode of transportation is too tedious
and slow for the age. A railroad from
Staunton to Harrisonburg would throw
into the Richmond market many hundred
barrels of flour and thousands OF pounds
of bacon which now seek other markets.
Edlkey T2TgenlGn.
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The dwelling house of Captain Stephen
Adams, near the old Fair Grounds, was
burnt yesterday. The fire was accidental.
But little was saved from the house. We
understand that Captain Adams was in
sured, though to what amount we did not
learn.-Lynchbu7y Viryinian. h
The wheat crop in this section is very
promising. We have never known Il bet
ter prospect at this season Of the year.--
Shenandoah Herald.
The stage now runs from Staunton TO
Harrisonburg in Ok hours.
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THE WHEAT.-While in other sections of
the State complaint is made of the dcprcda-
tions of the fly and the bad appearance of
the wheat generally, in this county we learn
from intelligent and observing farmers that
the wheat is looking very promising.
The corn has an unhealthy appearance,
but this is the result OF the cold eVenin gs
and mornings we have had and the chilly
condition of the ground. We have nothing
to fear, however, about the corn this month.
If the corn is not absolutely dead, five or
six weeks of good growing weather, COM
mencing about the latter part of August, is
about all that is wanting to make fair crops
if the corn has been properly tended and
the ground gotten in good condition.
The grass is looking Valley Tir-
ginadTa.
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
n BE OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION
- OF VISITORS JUNE ?oTH
These Springs SD long and tayorabiy Known 20
the public have passed into the hands OF the tn-
dersig1 ed who pledges himself Ia devote his en-
tire time to the comfort spd pleasure Of MS gce'
The waters have b-en hell n hsh esteem ny mt ,
cal men Of emineacr. especially Ia diseases 81 ''s
SKIN, lyER, aud X DNtiS.
A chslybeate spring Of great strength has Den
RI Gently fnuUd near the place.
FINE MUSIC In attendance. ..-,.
TERMS: BOARD, per mouth Of q days. s!.".
nor day 80. Der week ST.. Parties iurnlshns
their own beD linen aud lights, s3!.59 per monln'
Children under ten years and servants, hth Pre-
The hack will meet The train that !e4ffs h'eA'
mond at p:l5.
Round trip tickets, $3.50. .,,-.,,nsa
For jnrthIr particulars address the undersigned
or apply TO !. ,. CorTRELL, chm no. ,,,or
+. K. fARRAii. PROPRIETOR
Or. NJ. F. T. EVANS, RcSiccat Physician
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~ LEVY BROTHERS ,ass.
OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS In -
WHITE. RED, CHECKED and FaNCf MA
TINGS; ~,
BRUSSELS, TbPE;TRY, THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN. VENETIAN, and HEMP CAN
PETS;
RUGS, DOOR MATS; ".''.
TABLE and FLOUR OIL-CLOTH;
LACE, NOTTINGHAM, and MUSLIN Coa-
TAIES; /
WINDOW SHADES, MOSQUITO NETS;
lTABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS; .-........
TOWELS, DOYLIES;
LINEN and COTTON SHEE1ihu'
PILLUW-CASE LINEN-and COIi
LEVY BROTHERS,
,o, 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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spection over the consolidated line, ofwhich
he is president, returned yesterday morn
ing, and Immediately went on North. We
learn from gentleman who is in ii position
to be informed on the subject that there is
a strong probability the General will suc-
| coed in his efforts to obtain from them the
nine millions of dollars which the stock
holders authorized him at their last meet
ing to borrow for the purpose Of completing
| other wants Of the road.-Lynchburg Neacs.
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THE BRsT BARGAINS 4

THE BRsT BAReAINs
We are ,sssssss9ys1 s rs seyS q s.
which y !, q of 81 sE ;sF seAAxp1Nhs. 8
shAok and Col Vgsb s1EKs,@
alsgss N NIaISs 80 and CHECKED MUS
/ war; s, sssAog. and ootD ALPAoAs'
-PEgG ALI sn,d IVY " oTEtS,KfsDawFs
and many other kinds or DRESS GOoDs'
ALSO,
White and Buff Ponsee Pars ssa, rovers
/ Ut I,lama Lace Shawls and Parasot Sossi''
| ~ Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corse!s; Ei iDo"hs'
FANS, Embroideries, Laces, yuiits'
- Napkins, Table Linen, Towels
+ HafidkeIcbiefs. Linens, ..'- e'
Cassimerer, SheetinRs, .t,-,
Wbite Shirts, Gauze and Lisle Shirts, our
and l. Is of d. srable ARTICLES at Inc ' Ehh ~"
EST PRICES.
| A call Is solicited.
WIN. THALHIMER & SONS,
...... 81. No. SOL Broad corner 9th street,
myas ~, Broad street Dry Goods Emporium
lDEMOVALi REMOVAL! ,a,,us
vim remove by the LIST Of July to store fI' conse
street, formerly occupied oyrtned to sell up t,
ouence OF same, nave uetei nA' w
'''''' ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
.. orsat,v reduced prices, which,, by eaiug AM
comparing goods and pra1GGs that am seiD
| Stno1 than thew can be bought elsewhere.
gssy DRESS G NEsS ROM ss Hps P ee sg ys
| b bgnGn CRENaDINE from Is TO 75c.;
RLACK STRIPED GRENADINE, 30 70 ''c''
| ReantifuI LAWNS at lC3c.; - ~. go. .
J. .PIOUES, 40 to 3ec.; - -. .-
PEKEEasIHhW wis at $40, worth $ls; at $lS WORT
| Sso; EsE SILKS at 80, all shadcs;
| Kin GLOVES at 81; "
job lot KID GLOVE, "a az ~ I, &C; nor ward:
| RACK 81 .kS Mt 81. TO u per Saf"'
| TOWELS at l23 TO CSC. 80 1p,IrTrGOODs
Have hand Ia g s ss9fk 81 and Gents
hs9, LII Nc GOODS. Have $50 FINE WHITE
LINEN SHIRTS which am now no seg a. to I aV
Would advise those In wa saS Sl - CIV
me CAL prioi " 0"' JULIUS SYCLE,
s... g03 Main street.
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VANTHlNE! AANTHINE! .
ANOTHER NOTE OF PRAISE FOR THIS
NEW AMI WONDERFUL PREPA- -s
RATION FOR THE HAIR,

81 Cheerfuily certify 10 the excellence of the
NAN1IIIAE as a RESTORATIVE OF THE
HAIR cleansing and beautIfy as we'll rcstor-
Ing Its lost vigOr tnd the natural sccrelions SO
necessary To lis aalthy growth. 1t Is incompsra-
bic for what needed, and valuable In bringing
back the hue Of youth TO my hair. In my expe-
rence 1t has proved itself all, and even more than
is claimed for 1t. II is tnestimable as hair re-
sorer and should find place at the toilet OF every
one who desire; TO retain healthy growth OF the
II ,ir, well US those who have already expe-
rtenced Its change or decay. S'-l -.
A GEORGE X. PEAKE.''
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co.
my 2b--2taW1m 81. ....e Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-26

VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-A quarry of beau
tilul variegated marble has been discovered
near Woodstock. 1t is said to be of excel
lent quality, and is susceptible of fine pol
iSh. Large quantities are said to exist in
the locality from which the specimen we
have was takcn.-Shena7clOah Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-26

Wy TER offers his services to all In need Of
medical attention ut very moderate rates. Pays
special attention TO the diseases OF ladies and
children and will gu srantee the cure OF kHEU u
MATISM and NEURALGIA by the use OF his
great remedy, THE UNDoUBrED CURE"
which can he had fur 90 per box OF any III ST
class druggist Ia every section Of country. Per-
sons at distance desiring hts attention can ad-
dress him st Kic almond, Va. Office, 200 Grace
street. .....r.. .........s my 23-d2w&W1m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-26

FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS. RIVER 4 K.Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE TOAa-lLE1SAs
~ SHIP r RS.-freight for ks.sz....llsl.1L-zz--:j
Iynchburg and the Southwest received aL this
Office and forwarded by canal without detention.
All freight coming from Lynchburg and beyond
TO Richmond and points North will! be promptly
forw arded If cOnsi sned 10 the Of Canal Agent
at l.ynchhuIg. z. DILLON, Agent
my l3-3m 1903 DOCK street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-26

NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e STATE OF MAkYLArD will tHSsnsr.s.sssxx-
leave her wharf on M1NDAY AT L. O'Clock.
Freight received Friday, Satlrd y, and up to llt
o. clock A. NJ. Monday. Passage, IS. For freight
or passage, apply 10
II SIX Nam w, L. BRETT, gent.