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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02
only ONE SHIPMENT.

Our latest tri.weekly shipment Will sho" 'he
following extraordinary ..... 80
:. AUCTION BARGAINS: owe.
zoo wards Black Grenadfne at ls5c.; ,,, '
100 yards Black Striped Grenadlne az ''1c'' 90.
, o06 Yards Figured Grenadine at lsc., .,e,,.
400 Yards beautiful Lawns, worm 10Y; On no
sOo yards Sd White BsreSe at 81, WORTH u "a.
s00 wards Sd hite Gren adine AZ VOC :"o. I'll pi'v
oOo yards Ruff Lawns At 2Oc., worth aoc.; p,+,o,
% dozen Cents, Ladies', ana MISSES, Pm A'''
- Hosiery at LEGS Than wholesale prlces,
cant,s summer Undershirts from soc, 10 Sl.ti
RACK eros Grain Ribbon, inches, vice. at ioc.:
pnrasoIs I'm every variety and style;
.traw Hats for gents and boys;
Ladies' Black Hair BonIt.s =
r adies, " hite Brown. and Black SundoWns anu
Eras!des finest quality;
FLOOR Of-ClOth e. wide NJ Sl
Eioor Oil-Cloth q wide at 75c.;
While and Fancy Check Mating;
rJark,s SpOnl Cotton, Coats's Spool Cotton
IN ASSOC tment of Llama Lace Points from $40 10
These goods arc the finest as well as cheapest In
the city.
Bloods celebrated Needles ,.,
SnnoI Cotton, colored and white, at lc. good;
SpooI Cotton as good rs C0ats's at Soc per duZen
While examining the above look at orr Kid
q loycs from soc. to S2.25 our Dollar Aid Gloves
fcoloTed) wnuld be cheap III 81. so line of Ladies'
Nhi.e Rid Gloves 1t Sl.25; also, line OF Misses
White Kid Gloves at Ijc. or
my 81 DUCNNALb ~ hOh9E.
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CINCINNATI AND THE VIRGINIA RAIL.
RoAps,-The, reported arrangement by
which the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
secures connection ut Lexington, KY, via
the Big SANDY route, causes Cincinnati to
give some attention to the matter. It Is
stated that the IFonton. Portsmouth and
Cincinnati Company, which has been or
gan'Zed to connect Cincinnati with the
chesapeake and Ohio road by line along
the Ohio river, has opened subscription
books IN the counties through which it is
TO pass, and the projectors of the enter
prise are working with great viaor.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative W.
tiers and fashionable patronage, will be oren on
the Isl Of JUNE. They aft !rd accommodations
for 1000 persons
These Springs are 1000 feet above tde-water,
and the climate In which they are situated Is AL
ways cool and IEVIG DRAFTING, afOrdln& en-
tire relief from prostrating summer neat.
Professor Rosenberger's excellent band VIII be
In Attendance to enlivcn The lawns anu Dail-room'
Masquerade and fancy balls during The season,
as heretofore. 49, "
knex ensive livery will be kept at very moderate
charges 49, -. ., =
CHARGES: SO ger day and S75 per month Of
thirty days; children under ten years OF age, ana
colorcd servants, half price; white servants, &C.
cording 20 accommodations. ,
INV > eodlm GfO. T.. PEYTON 4 co.
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A New RAlLRoAD.-At the recent meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Airline
railroad from atlanta to Charlotte, it was
said that soon after the road is completed
1t will pay u dividend of ut least per cent.
And the stockholders by unanimous vote
passed Il resolution limiting the issue of
stock to certain amount. New stockhold-
erS are not particularly solicited.
The Airline railway has sufficient
amount of money not only to build the
road from Atlanta to Charlotte, but to build
u new road from Charlotte to Danyille, Va.
EeferShnra Courier. --------- =
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LETTINGS.

RICHMOND AID FETER: BURG KAlLR0Ap Io'
RICHMOh D. VA, May /. ISL. }
A GENERAL MEETING Of the stock
n holders OF the RlCHMOND AND PEIEhS
HITpS RAILROAD COMPANY is hereby callet
10 he held at the office OF ihe company, corner o.
Byrd and sGh Streets in the city Of kichm0ha, Il
on the sTH DAY OF JUNE NENT, Ut Il o cloch
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
,'~ :" THUS. III. WYNNE, Presh
NJ. w. WARRINGTON, .,
Secretary and Treasurer. my o-1u
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TUE New YogK Y.ApUCT RAILRoAp.-A
telegram from New York states that it has
been decided by the directors OF the Via
duct railroad to build the eastern branch
from the City Hall to S4th street first, and
10 complete IL about the end Of next year.
thirteen Or fourteen minutes, = 4
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CHEAP WHITE GOODs.-FINE

NE OdH1A1 w 1H1111
soft finish CAMBRIA at rs, worth Csc; INDIA
TWILL LONG CLOTH at IS, worth Soc; ioCh-
ED and PUFFED MUSL1NS for WAISTS q. Owe,
worth 81 per yard; STRIPED ana .ChEGhI ~
NA1NsCOK at e5, worth soc. per yard; Hal
CORD ChMERIC at 3Oc. per yard, worth 4Oc.;
HAIR CORD NAINSOOK at IS, worth soc. per
yard: HAIR CnECKED"MUsLIN at SOC. per
ward never sold before at less than Hc.; iUCh-
ED MUSLIN, for SKIRTS, at Soc per yard. worm
75c.; SWISS JACUNET,- CAMBRIA MAIN
SOCK, and NULL MUSLIN, In great variety
also. BISHOP and VICTORIA Lawns anu
WHITE LINEN LAWN, for DRESSES, NJ
- LEVY BROTHERS.,
ro, ~ opr DOITAE KIDS N.Y.
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Died.

this city yesterday At % o,siSeEf r; M M e %rs
MATTE RYLaND STEEL, wire OF DF' oeoiko
d. ateeL I'm The s2d year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from inc se Iani'
Baptist Church THIS AFTERNOON az so'ciocH'
At her fathers residence, Brunswick county,
Va, shkAn HEHht, aauKn men.ha i'0'' "''' "''
She Will be buried from the Fredericksburg de-
pot, on Byrd street, between IL and O'Clock ~"
DAY -.....,
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OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
MANCHESTER, MAY 29 1871. !
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILD
y ING a NEW TURBINE WHEEL, TRUNK,
and CORRECTIONS, in the Manchester corn
Mill. attached to the town pump, will be received
at this Office until O'Clock L. NJ. FRIDAY, June
=, ISL ~
Information respecting the work to be done can
no l. All on .pulieat on TO ilr. ". Il. NEtclGEls,
chairman OF Committee Oh Water-power.
The Board OF Trustees reserve he right 10 REJECT
any or all bids.
by order OF the Board OF Trustees:
INV 80 III RIO. Fl. BEAZLEI, Secretary.
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TAKE this little county of Prince Edward
for example. The records OF its clerk
office show that there are now already up
ward of 100 northern and foreign families
who have purchased or rented lands and
settled within her UNDERSTANDABLE Com
nlonredlth. a'-
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Our valley at this season presents an ap-,
pearance of prosperity and beauty equaIled
Ivy few sections of this country. Our fields OF
wheat never gave fairer promise while
the prospect of abundant crops of fruit is
indeed cheering.-Shendn Herald.
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!; A NELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
~ BE OPENED FOR THE EEOkPPlON

OF YIsIT0RS JU NE 2prH.
I those Springs, so ioEg and fayorably known 10
,he T,lblit have passed into the hands Of the uH-
darsig11ed WHO pledges himself to devote his en-
tire time to the comfoIt ana pleasure Oh nus
men Of erpineucc. especially In diseases Of the
SKiE, IVEfe, snd KIDNEYS.
a chaly beate spring Of great strength mas been
recently found near the place. 80,
FINE MUSIC In attendance.
TERMS Toard, per month Of % days, $50 ;
ner day. s2; per week si2. Parties furnishing
their own bed linen and lights, $3.50 Fer month.
Children under ten years and servants, half price
The hack will meet the train that leaves Rich
mond ut OILS.
Round trip tickets, $3.50.
For further particulars, address the undersigned
or apply 10 So COTTRELL, Richmond.
T. K. EARlsAR, Proprietor.
Dr. NJ. F. T. EVANS, Resident Physician.
my 10 law
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The most remarkable feature incident to
the election in Halifax county, says the Re
cord, was The fact that about nine-tcnthS OF
the colored vote given on the school tax
Question was cast against that measure.
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F1RE.-On Wednesday last the house oc-
cupied By BIZ. Elias Hottie, and belonging
10 Hottie & Banner, was burned. Mr.. Hot
tie saycd very little-ShenGndoQh Herald.
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M LOOK AT THOSE LARGE SIZE
BaTH TOWELS at $3.50 per doz=n, worth 81; at
se.75, worth $3.50 at d, worth Sc; PURE LINEN
FRINGED NAPKINS at &C.,, worth 81 per doz.;
1T 75c., worth Sl.25 per dozen LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, wards long, at 81, would be cheap at
81 so; TURKEY RED NAPKINS at Sl.25, worth
'A''' Pei "' LEVY BROTHERS.
mvaO 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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The wires are here, and the parties ell.
gagged i'll constructing the telegraph line
are expected daily.-Chatham Tribune.
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PROPOSALS.

TORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
- CONTRACT FOR TABLE.c.-Sealcd pro.
posals Tor the following work for the Corn and
Flour Exchange will lie received by me unit l:
O'Clock on THURSDAY, the s.h Inst:
SIXTY TABLES, Of the following dimensions
aud material:
Height, thirty-siX inches;
Length on TOP. i've and Il half feet:
With drawer and lock to each.
Breadth OH top, two and 4 half feet;
The top TO be Of black walu;tL one inch thick
AMI tile frame and legs Ia be OF poplar, stained to
match the color of the top; legs 10 he turned, or
the whole table TO be OF black walnut. I he Uate-
rial 10 be OF the very best KIND, and well seasoned
II 2. G.. CUGHLAS, Sec'r.
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Personal.

wife, ANN j. COOP
IL ER, having left my led and board, hereDY
sccount, as Will not be responsible for any debts
she may contract. ,,,r,
June !. 1871. J=?-St H. :. toofEf-
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rNHE BEST BARGAINS.

EENHE BEST BARGAlNo.
We are Just opening another supply Of the
LATEST STILES DRESS GOODS,
which we offer EX FRA ChEAP.
BERitI ES, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE PCPL1HS,
BLACK and CCLORED SILKS,
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, r-e,
SWISS. NAINSoUK, and CHECKED MUS
WHITE, BLACK. and COLD ALPACAs,
PERCALES, PlQUES,
BISHOPS and Vi TORIA LAWNS,
ORGANIZES. TARLETASFS,
and many other kinds of DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
White and Buff Pongee ParasOls.
llama Lace Shawls and Plrasol covers,
Kid Gloves Hosiery, Corse;s. Ribbons,
Fans Embro,derieS, Laccs, Quilts,
Napkins, Table Linen, Towels,
Handkerchiefs, Linens, Co..
Cassimeres, SheetingS,
white Shirts, Gauze and Lisle Shirts,
and lots of desirable articles at the NERI Low
EST PRICES
A call Is solicited.
WIN. THALHIMER & SONS,
No. SOL Broad, corner 9th street,
myos Broad street Dry Goods Emporium.
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R,AWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST cgLEpp.v,,
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE
VIRGINIA WATEgIsG.p,,c-

VIII be open on the FIRST OF JrNE. Ia, 49,,
reception OF company. Situated as I, ~ ~ ~ .he
mountains 0: the great Valley /. Is net on 10 e.
the most delightful summer resorts IN ~ IT %
hut It's wonderful curative propertei are h,c slr'
ing widely celebrated. 1'0 "rcHm-
The analysis Of the water by Professor u.r.,,
OF tie University or Ylrginia Together ,i
experience OF many eminent physl"isr WIZ Ne
that II j. ''the Springs Tor suffering p','e
but, besides ITS wonderful tonic pron.r.ScH 'r'
remedy IN general debility anemfa, and at
peculiar To female; IL Is unsurpassed. In Ia. -
ment or ire various forms Of dyspepsia Ard .
tIcularly for those suffer ing from torn,d psF-
active liver, its action upon The live a. Vel fa H.
kidneys Is prompt and decided. VERY NAV a -.
ma:kable cures could BE cited Of this elias: Off,
biesome diseases. - ''U'
RAWLEY
Is now easy OF access, s!tuoted only twelve r,r.,
frcm Harr!sOnburg. The present Terminus ',r,
Orange and MsnaSsas Gap railroad fr I'M vi ~
point there WIN be TWO daily lines Of stages, n IN.
Since last summer TIE BUILDINGS u,,.,
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, AS well a" -.
road from HarrisonDurg to the Springs Tip
HUSDRE PERSONS can now be very cor !, =.
ably accommodate at these Springs. ~'''''' =
There is a telegra phi office at harrisonbnrx
The ACCrMMJ Dor TONS ~ill be aTsIt TT.y
FlRST-CnAss, under the management OF Jt.c,h
y. Woodward, widely known rs hotel mans ~, >"
20 Resident Physictdns: Gordon 4 Williams ;, "a,
or the ether of whom will be in at;eldauc, ,Iuyi
the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD:
Iet monlD '.....,..............s;H %
Tcr "esh''''....'.'.'..'' ..'.............. = W
FER uay ~
Children and servants half-price.
President Of the Board of Directors Of Et~,rr
Springs Company. myqs Inn
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The Shenandoah Herald records the death
of Rev. David Shoatf and Mr.. Aaron Keller.
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NTOTICE.-We respectfully ask the atten.
" tion of The merchants of the South to ,S or
varied stock aSd aPa pr
.aeao In rho mast two weeks, we have made large
ms to our stock and can offer great
ments to the trade In PRI&Ts, pKEssSs IfS b4S;ss
SSnsSfNERRS CT Otis. SAT1NtTs, &C., &G'
Particular attention paid TO orders, r,y,S
- 49, .,.....,- ELLETT q WAIhltN s. -.-
,o..au..s-ot. Richmond, We.
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nTHE LARGEST STOCK Of GOODS
for Boys and MEMS WEAR ever offered In this
CITY, nil kinds of DUCKS, DRILL1NGs'
TWEEDS, CASSIMEREs, JEANS, SATIN
EITa, and yEsTINGs, at extremely low prices.
An examination OF this stock will prove prohtable
80 ,fnco inwant, LEVY BROTHERS,
Our Dollar KID GLOVES are worth S1.5O.
N.Y.
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M YOU HAVEN'T TRIED THEM

W. YOU HAVEN'T TRIED THEM.
Victim of debility, who Is respon sible for your
feebleness? Not yourself, you VIII say for you've
done all you could to cure It. That's mistake
| on your part.
You haven't tried He STETTER'S BITTERS.
Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach and
a world-weary face, OF course you don't think
yourself responsible fol- your own torments. But
you are. 1t is easy to- see from your condition
that you haven IL led 'dOSTETTER'S BITTERS
Bilious sufferer, 1t Is not your fault, you think,
that your symptoms row worse day By day. Blue
pill doesn't do you a.ny good. Very likely. But
you can be brought ound FOR all that.
| why haven't you tried EOSTETTEN'S BIT
TIERS?
Friend, on whoDn fever and ague alternately
blows hot and cold. and whose brain seems to be
bursting with the Effects or some powerful drug,
do you assume The responsibility? %, no You We
taken piles OF qui zine, and all the regulation me-
ticiDes. What could you 90 moreI One thing
more-tEe very thing that would have exempted
you from all the pangs that now rack you.
You have never tried HOSTETrER'S BIT
TER.
Nervous invalid, what have you to say? You
plead that you hive taken all the nervines of the
pharmacopaia. IL they have done you no good
It Is not your fault. You are not responsible.
Wrong, all wrong. You have in reality, nobody
to blame but yourself.
Why haven't you tried HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS. -.
For all the above-named complaints the BIT
TIERS are absolute specifics.
my 29-eod1w&w1t
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ALUM SPRINGS. Va
OPEN JUNE LIST, ISL.

This fay0rite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions tbs ....
son. Among other improvements. there Ia. b,rr
added an eieEan, ana sp tciGus 5all-ToCu aGlui.
ing tie parl0r; The narOr has been eul 4fc,ei a,t
each easily accessible. Ic VIII be kep. In 4. er,i.
not surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
The WATEhS of these special SPRINGS eI,irr
cure or greatly re eve most cases Of Scrcfula IA.
cipient CONSUMPTION. Chronic Bronchitis. Chgun.
ic Lsryngits, Chronic Pneumonia Chronic Dy,.
pepsia, chronic Di4rrhpa, Chronic byscEuty
They are also a great value in those afT-utlr,-
which are peculiar Co the female constitution .gI
as an apesiZer, Z tonic. ana general Iestnra,ly.,
they are, perhaps, uGrivaled amongst mine.
waters The proprietor will nave provided for H.
lwns ana ballroom iirst-class Band oi Nusir
and in general all The sources Of amusement AMI
recreation usually found 1T our best summer e..
sorts will be at the command Of the guest, [
'ECCKBKIDGE ALUM 'i'he place l. wi'h.n
eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond. Washing
ton, Baltimore, ETC., by rail. all Ia daylight. Pa.
sengers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake an! vi 10
railroad at Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smoo;h and
level road of only eight miles, Set down The y.!.
tors IL the Springs 10 tea.
JAS. \. FRAZiEH, Proprietor
nr. II. Il. NosL, Ct Baltimore, Resident Paysi-
clan.
NJ. $. ". MULLEN, l..c OF Capon Spr.n@,,
will he found here this season.
The hockbrdge WAFER l. fnr sale by II -
CELL. LAID q Co. Richmond u: =: 4 {. \.
SANTOS, Norfolk, aud GEO. NJ. MCihElHt,
Charlottesville.
l,escr,plive pamphlets sent free on appIicN n.
my 26-tl5lhA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND sTAYER
AT HOME ALSO.
r. r.. PRICE & 90.

T.R. PRICE & CO.,
Keeping their stock new and fresh at all seasons
are getting in daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINEN Sfor suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPLihS,
FANCY ORdANDIES and JACONETS LOT nov
Mors e of their bas. quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COL1fsED PiQUEs,
PIQUE Trimmings, - - a..
Beautiful new PRINTS, all the recent patterns, in
endless VARIETY; PERCALBs also'
BLACK TAMISE for summer mourning oresses
BLACK CHALL1ES, very best quality,
RLaCK 3.4 and Cd MOU5ELIhES, 80
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and CIR AZ n
CRAZE SETS and COLLARS, - a.
EMBRUIDERIES( Ia lovely lot),
LINEN and LACE SETS,
LAEE-TRIMMFD COLLARS,
MUSLIN SLEEVES, ,. /.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &C. i'.t.
. BOYS AND GENTS GOODS. ~. -.
White and Colorad Linen Drills and Iucks
Fancy CasSsmeres, French as we'll as virgins
made: Vesungs in every style: SOCKS, C9ilars'
&c: Ltnen-B0sOm Shirts GauZe Shirts Draw
crs Black and Colored SILK and Thread Gloves
&C., &c. IL. , -. ,,,o ,,o-,,
Everything sold OF best quality, and at the very
lowest prices, and nothing endorsed put What Is
good Of Its kind. L. Il. fhnT IT. t.:sst
je2 lloi -'iaiii ''' ''''
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, :
Il BONDS SECURED By PLEDGE OF PRO-
PETTY OF THE STATE vF VIRGINIA.
,@SO. coo per cent. Coupon Bonds OF the Univer-
sity OF virginia. The Stale, by act approved
March 49, 1871, authorized the issue OF these bonds
ana pledged as security The revenue Of tn. Unlver
SHY aIfsie whole property used by the University
over Sso0,Oo0 $50 600 is the whole amount of The
loan. PARKER CAMPBELL & CO.,
NY SS-lm nth street.
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SUMMER REsopT,
SWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY u.


This favori.o SUMNER RESORT t,
lts extensive and agreeable plunge ba,bs III
shre - degrees) rs well as its tonic gsers n.y.,
opei Tor the season on the 18th June. will te
Telegraph Office III the hotel,
handsome and extensive LIVERY IN c,,,
With the establishment. - :" '"hjhHctiol
,oH FL, baE ss,.en BAND OF MUSIC eoy,v.,
for 1n ,1a Or 1or Per Day one month,
wants, half price. ''af' ana col0red g ,,
bamiles assifons or taxing yoorns ,
son. or Ior farther information. ' 'he sea-
80" GEb. hCGOvFRv d.,
WEE. END, END +, HOTEL, Long Branch
a a open June 18th; modern In Ttrn1, Just rf
nfst.class In every respect. viii he useore sgd
~ management Soi Jsmc3 sykes. ~ un9e7 Tie
ssn,ngson. and Peter Gardner now of,hn ei ara
Hote,. Application for rooms. re- ne Jew, Jew Y;'G
W no'ti or oy Sr; Gardner at Glsey sonss At
----- Pr0ur,etg--
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~DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
Look at our stock of
IRON GRENADINES,
HEENANlS,
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS,
ORGANIZES,
PERCALES,
CAMBRlCS,
LAWNS,
GlNGHAMS,
LENOS, and MOZAMBlQUhS.
For yatIety anu styles they cannot be surpassed
We do not name prices, but will state that We have
Dress Goods from shc up to the finest qualities.
LEVY BROTH Frs.
All who have used our DOLLAR KIDS pro-
nounce them good. my ~
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n K. WEISIGER,
~ AUCTIONEEk, LAND JQBBER, CON-
VEYANCER, AND NOTARY
PUBLIC,
NO. lOl5 HAIN STREET,
formerly occupied by Z. Branch.& Co., and now
by the North America Life Insurance Co..
KICHhOND, VA.
Having been engaged in the above business for
many Years with 9th, as welt as alone, again
offer my services to my friends and the public
generally OF Richmond, Manchester, ana the sur
rounding country, and return thanks for the pa
tronage extended 10 me while with MIR. A. G. Pull.
liam. All business entrusted to me shall have my
personal attention.
those desiring to place business, In my HANDS
will please call or address me by letter IS above.
E0tarial business attended TO Ia any part OF the
city.
lam also soliciting for the North America Life
Insurance Company, and win place Fire and Ma
rue Risks in good companies. je q I'm
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!" AN ECCENTRIC Handsome
Legacy for the Federal Gooernanent.-The
Secretary of the Treasury has received In.
formation to the effect that q man named
Derby, owning property valued, at over
81, 000, 900, and who recently died in New
York, had devised his entire estate to the
United States under certain conditions:
The principal one Is that Congress shall
pass an act giving interest on the entire
amount Mt the rate of three per cent. per
annum, to be divided quarterly among hve
nepheWs and neces and one grand-niece,
during their lifetime only, and at the de-
cease of all the heirs the entire estate to
become the property of the United States.
The estate, 1t is said, is located in England.
and the terms of the will, barring any 1T
igation that may possibly arise in its settle,
ment. are perfectly fair. The subject will
be further considered by Secretary Bout
we'll before deciding upon what course nc
will pursue. "." (.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02

The total internal revenue receipts ior
the month of May are S11.0G3. 946. For the
last eleven months S131. 745, G96-a decrease
of S2G, $50. 351 compared with the previous
corresponding period.
The report Of the Ms. found in a bottle
at Shcdiac, N. B., about the lost steamer
CITY of Boston proves after ali to have been
4 hoax, as such discoveries usually turn
out. .......
The United States Government is endca-
yoripg to bring about cheaper and more
direct postal communication between tllls
country and Sweden, Norway, ana DEN
mark. $50 .a-. -.
The Treasury Department has declined ne
the offer Of JAY Cooke d co. TO take SLOW
900, 900 OF the new loan.
A drouth prevailed in New York through
out May. - ....-. .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02
HOUSE.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS, Va,

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
ID II BATH COUNTY,
ten miles west OF Miboro' Depot, Chesapeake an!
Ohio railroad, on main stage road to warm no.,
and Healing Springs, accessible from al p9lan
In the United States, one days travel from "s'h'
fngtou, Baltimore, Richmond and Lynchourg.
The health-giving wsters and pure mountain
air make this delightful resort for lnva!ids sna
pleasure seekers. .
The accommodations are frst.class, and opta
June lSt. ..,.,
Board per month flour weeks) .........."..:!5, o.
For circulars with particulars. address
JOSEPH BAXTER. Proprietor,
VIC % I'm Rath Alum Va.