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SHIPPERS.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
"a; tn'' srTsAM-ESGISi;S, boILFKs, fuE-
NAcEs SrAG fFas.ed fi May = H. A>D tA'
l. Be il ordained By the jOURrH u me c"yy
Richmond. 40 furnace Tor IneIt!ns ron " o.n.l
m tails or making glass, aud 10 St,tiJnar! a"aiH-
engine ,:cslrred for in any mn! Tor plannS or
saving bDa!,lS, or turainS wood Or iGr ~! ever
purpose or in which any other iGci tb1h I'll III "a
cite COS! Is used 10 create >lt.in' SILL nt Limit
or nut up ID be used IN this CIT. unless i ltiI''
therefor shall have b.. .icst granted oy ia" ut
ell prescribing the place where we nn't'''u ~ -,
in which such steam. cngtn" or iirntcs - ~ ~
usei Is located, or whc.e me SIM Isl t Ntih
cd the III ,teras ana cons tructl9n tEer'o', t "
snch regulations W. 70 hsSG , o. s,cS e. y" ,ng
offensive L. the occupants 81 adjacent pG"frrS'
and such protection asa'ns: IRE a they NAY acc"
necessary for the safety OF the hcighh prhu"l.
. The Committee on The Fire Department l'r
srch Cilic:Is or commute as the t"uncit siN'
otherwise ccseua:.l may, after notice ~ Tue F',-
CINE. or steam boiler IN use III this clt!. an" 80
that purpose may enter any house, shop or Dun.
ing. anG II upon such examination IL atI1at
probable that the use Of such engine or tosieF -
unsafe or Tn 81 The furnace, stacks, or chiuu'l'
thereof are liable IL sci c 10 a"J tcent pto!st2
or To create nuisance 10 those rs'iuIhS ~ Wv
vicinity, thgy may issue 4 c1puEary ofucF W
pend sucf use, and sh I'll III AXE Is report 81 INC,
action, with statement of the reasons iAere!Ir ~
the next regular meeting OF the Couhc!' '"ete
after. .-,,, e., ,,r
3. II, after giving the PARTIES Interested :" tai
as known, al Opportunity 10 be- heard, lAe C"Hn
ell shall adju,igc such engine, boiler, OF hu:i !"
ne unsafe. or detective, II unh. 10 ne tSed, ~
shall prohibit the use thereof unIi the Sa,"'
r, udercd free from the objections cttd III 'Ac e'-
cond section. ,,,i,,
l. If, after notice IN lie owner or person 100
charge thereof such engine nr bptlrt - uSr' ''h
trarv Ia either OF such orders, ]. shall Be ce-a'"N
common nuisance, without o;her proc! 'nSI ~.
than It's ne, and he or they slait % nue." ~
than ten nor nor, IMAM hity d'uarS l"r s+J" "''
TN, said furnace. engine, or boiler Is 50 used.
Published by authority Of ouncii. 49, ,.,.,
my 2!-.5L r. 4. HOW AMI ~ ~
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The Elections Thursday.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. May 2G.-Thi'
township went Radical. a did all the other:
in the county except ScottSyllc. when !;
doubtful. Neither party voted their iul
strength in this township.
STArSroS, VA. May 20 The Republic
cans elected al their C"uncilmcn (>iN) III
the second ward. The Conservatives
elected five out cf six Cruncilmrn III the
first ward, and Ill the magistrates ANA
cousiabIcS. There is no report from The
townships in Augusta.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. May 2G.-Thc ConScr-
va1iycs carry three out OF four wards in
this city.
PETERsBuRG.-Th Radicals elected il out
of n collncllmen.
NoRFoLK.-Thc Conservatives carried
out Of 1 wards.
poRrsMouTu.-Onc ward Conservative.
the other Radical. IN equal number of Con
servativc and Radical couucilmcn and al
lermcn bcin" elected.
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~ GOODS FOR EVERYBODY.

T GOODS FOR EVERYBODY.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS In great Variety
PARASOL COVERS
GIMpURE LACEs, LACE COLLARS;
FANS in great variety;
SILK, PEARL, MARSEILLES and AGATE
BUTTONS of the latest styles:
GIMPS, PRINCES;
JET JEWELKY in great variety;
Genuine WHITLEY JET SETS at 81 and $3.50
less than half price;
PIOUE TRIMMINGS at great bargains;
PiQUES for dresses, in figured, striped, ano
corded, at very low prices.
my24 LEVY BRoIHEhS.
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SUMNER RESORTS
SUMMER RESORTS.
|pAWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
AND IMP ORTAET OF ALL THE
VIRGINIA WArERIHG.PLACEs,

will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871, for the
recentl on of COMPANY. StuA ed AZ IL Is In the
mount Sins o. the great Valley, Is not only one OF
the most delightful summer resorts In Inc state,
but Its wonderful curative properties are oecom-
Ing widely CelebI attd ,..
The ANALYSIS OF the water by Professor Mallett,
Of tfe University of Wichita, together WIN tne
experience OF many eminent physclan1, prove
that Il /; "lhe Springs for suffering lenales !,
but, besides It's wonderful tonic properties, as
remedy In general debility. anemia, ana dls eases
peculiar to females 1t is unsurpassed In he treat
tIcuarly for those suffering from torpd ana m
acti re liver its action upon the liver rs wen as INC
kIiueys Is prompt and decided. very many re-
mn able could tie cited OF ibis class OF tfou
bles0me diseases.
is now easy of access, situ'ted only twelve In,es
from farrisUnburg. The present terminus Oh tne
Orange and Manassas Gap railroad, frJm w'ilch
point there will be TWO daily lines OF stages, MORN
Since last summer THE kUILDISG9 HAVE
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, as well rs u Inc e
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs. I'll zee
HUNDRED PERSO M can now be very comior'-
ably accommG ited ut these Springs.
There Is telegraph Office at Harrlsonburg:r "
The ACCOMMODATIONS viii be 81 hlCiD
FIRST-CDAsS, under the management OF joseph
:. Woodward. widely known as hotel manager.
Resident Physicians: Gordon Il Williams, one
or Nh. other Oh whom will be in attendance during
the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD:
Per week. ..............'.'. ~ eo
ohiloren anu SCI '"n'' A. B. TRICK.
President of the Board Of Directors of Eawley
Springs Company. III! 20 IlI
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In the Western Baptist Educational Con-
vcntion at Chicago, Thursday, Rev. JustlSs
Buckley, Of Shurtlltf College, read paper
urging the education OF Baptist children
exclusively in Baptist schools ana colleges
The Convention adOpteda report, however.
tn the effect that while the establishment
nf academies was to be encouraged in some
places, in others the public schools are SUI:
1icient.
Post-ofticcs have been established at Ma
toaca, Chesterfield county, Va, with Ma
than Taylor as postmaster. and at Atkins
Tank, smyth county, Va, with Harold
Scott as postmaster.
The Texas State fair, at Houston, is 4
great success. The city is crowded to over.
flowing with visitors, one of the chief at,
fractions being Horace Greeley.
Major-General Howard, chief OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, at Washington, has
purchased residence at Glencoe, near Chi.
cage, on the north lake shore.
The Prentice mansion, at Northwood
Mass, was destroyed. with its contents, by
! fire on Wednesday,.
The tug-boat b. b. Jones was blown to
atoms at Port Huron, Mich, Thursday. by
the explosion Of her boiler, and SIX inch
| were killed.
An acroite fell in Searsport, Me-, on Sun.
day, weighing twelve pounds.
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spECIAI NOTICES.

T LEVY BROTHERS OFFER A
LARGE ASSORTMENT of TRlMmIfe' SASH
and BONNET RIBBONS. and call particular
attention to those elegant s.sHEs at u and ~
worth % and 20; also TO GROs GRAIN his'
BONs at so aud ogc. per yard.
LEVY BROTHERS.
myN l2lS ana lzlo MAIN sbfees'
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Municipal Etectt0n-A F'G
Sr.rsrna. VA. MAY 20, 1871

STAUNTONs h's 1h'- ="
Editors Richmond Dispatch: os
sour municipal elections took noi ine
terdav, causing considerable c< ConnriI~
There e.. w Sgs two s tsh at" az" sprcsSs1
stS n,s sf & ;" IN aSsr S Ticket
a ,n" whole of the opposition ,l"a1' Nv VIZ,
Inc I" in ward No. .. and IN waro NJ, ,ii
the orh"s siyns them majority of on. oySl
co.. nr.c S Council. The Council stands
as follows: ,..p = p;ct,o Johu
:, Ete" ISa,t Wiz. J. l.. Timhcrlakc, Is
r. r. T na"6v. ii. Kerr. William \: Raven
Conservative: W. J. Nelson. =. b: Hogc
Robert Guy, William IL. German, Nilliah
Ii. Lynn. ,,;
During the day two prominent candl
dates, Il. G. Blcklc and j. Nj. Hardy 90
INTO a fight. and Z. II. Trout. standing hy
and who is 4 magistrate, received sever!
blows with stick in the hands OF II: u
Bicklc. ~
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latter from EurkeyilIe.

correspondence of The Richmond Disp"ch'l
BURKEvlLLE, VA, May Goth, 1871.
A son of Mr.. John Harding, living near
Burkeyille, went to a fodder-stack ycstcr-
day to get some fodder. and was bitten by
a snake, that was sccrcted in the stack,
on the wrist, causing his arm to swell very
much. but seems to be out OF danger TINS
morning.
Mr.. Alexander VIM, living near Rcho-
beth. Luucnhurg county, accidentally
shot himself, last Monday, under the arm
in putting his gun up in the rack. The
wound is not dangerous, but may disable
his arm. II.
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NJ LEVY BROTHERS
OFEER GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN
WHITE. RED, CHECKED and FANCY MAT
T1HGS;
BRUssELS, TATE TRY, TllREE-PLf, ~
GRAIN, VENETIAN, and HEMP CAk'
PETS;
RUG>, DOOR MATS;
TABLE and FLOOR OIL-CLOT1;
LACE, NOTTINGHAM, and MUSLIN Culs'
TAINS;
WINDOW SHADES, MOSQUITO NETS;
TABLE-CLO1HS. NAPKINS;
TOWELS DOYLIES;
LINEN and COTTON SHEE11NG;
puLOW-CASE LINEN and COTTON.
LEVY BROTHERS,
my q l"lS anu l-l' Di'ln oerece
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Mr.. Farnsworth, of the House Of Repre-.
sentatiycS, who since the adjournment has
travelled much in the West, is reported Il,
saying that the people in that section arc
greatly dissatisfied with the Alministra.
ton, and that notwithstanding" the patron.
age and the scheming politicians, they will
not support the denomination OF General
Grant. If he be forced on the party, defeat
is regarded rs inevitable Washington Pa,
t7lOt.
The scene in the Senate Thursday be-
tween Conkling and Wilson was intensely
interesting and exciting. Conklng fairly
shook with rage, and made use Of some
very severe and bitter language.
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Correspondence of the Richmond nspetch.

correspondence Ut 'TI"FF''E'
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 2G'h, 1871.
Our municipal election Yesterday for
common councllmcn and magStl alcs tor the
ensuing year passed on without dislui b.
ance. But little interest WAS manifested in
the result, Us no issue of general interest
was presented, and the Radicals had nomi-
mated only two of their party for council
men and one for the office of magistrate.
The vote polled was but little over half the
Conservative strength. and resulted in Il
signal defeat of the Radical plot.
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TLEVY BROTHERS OFFER TO
hotel-keepgrs and others a large lot OF LANCAS-
TER QUILTS at 81 and $3.50, worth 30 and
$3.50; WHITE QTILTS at $3.50 and SlI5' worth
1850 and -; a large assortment OF NAH
SETTLES QUILTS: CRIB and CIR A Z
QUILTS; TOILET COVERS and TOILET
MATS, at [my al LEVY BROTHERS..
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U,HE BEST BARGAINS.

fINHE BESI BAhUa1A'S'
we ire lust opcning another supply OF Lne
LATEST STYLES DRESS GOODo,
which we offer EXTRA CIlEhI.
BnREGES, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLiNS.
BLACK and COLOaEDs SILKS,
ORGaNIIhS, LAWNS, ,rr,yrp ,.1rS-
Swiss, NAINs0OK, and CHECKED MUS
WHITE BLACK, and COLD ALPACAs,
PERCALES, PIQUES.
HfSHOPo' and VI TQRla La w ND,
0RGhNnIFS, TARLETANES,
and many other kinds CT DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
White and Buff Pongee Parasois,
Llama Lace Shawls and Parasol lovers,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Corseis, RiobohS,
Eans Fmbrotderies, Laces, Quilts,
NAPKINS, Table Linen, Towels,
Iandkerchiefs. Linens,
Cassfmcrcs, ShCetings,
White Shirts, tau2e and Llsle SHIRTS,
and lnts of desirable articles Mt the VERY Lo"
EST PRIC.S.
call Is solicited
WI. THALHIMEH & SONS,
No. sol Broad corner 9Th street,
nvos Broad street Dry Goods Emporium.
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n1r KID GLOVES.-A full assortment
orthc celebrated JUGLA KID GLOVES; aiso'
full assortment of DOLLAR KIDS. WecAll par
ticular attention TO the EMiREso No"ooiA
KID GLOVES, for which We have the exclusive
ccncv for this city, LEVY BROTHERS,
uvot 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
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DRY aO0Ds.
only ONE SHIPMENT.

our latest tri.waekly shipment win show Inc
following extraordinary
''' - AUCTION BARGAINS:
soo varda Black Grenadine at 49,;
ioo yards Black Striped GyeHantne as T4e.,
! 400 Yards Figured Grenadine at i5c;; .,,,,
GOO yards beautiful Lawns. worm 1ec.: ny ,osc .
Sco yards "a White B.rege at Si, worm 20 so.
soo ynrJss w hite Grenadtne AZ ssc. Vol Si'''
400 ynrds Buf Lawns a. 20c, worm 6oc.; ,,.,,
q dozen fient's, Ladies', and misses btisisn
Hosiery at less than wholesale prices
Cents summer Undershi:s from soc. 70 pl; ~
Rack eros Grain Ribbon, Inches wlae az ''c':
parasols In every variety and style;
straw Hats for gents and boys;
Ladies', Black Hair Bonres: ,.r, o,d
Ladies' w hite. Brown. and BACK ouhd'"n' OH"
Spasidcs finest gu 'lity;
FLOOR (jIl-t 10th "a wide at 81
Eioor 0il-C Cloth S 4 wide at 75c.;
White and Fancy Check Mat Ing:
Cln rk,s -nool Cotton, Coats's SPOOL CnltoH -.
An Assortment of Llama Lace Points from Slo 10
These goods are The finest as well as cheapest IN
the city.
Blood's celebrated Needles ,, ,,oo.n.
snooI Cotton, colored and white, NJ lc. lgoonl
Stooj ottOn as good as Coats's NJ 9oc. per W. n a.
while examining the above look AZ our r,a Ne
Cloves from soc. to 1926; our Doiar NY u5T ,ns,
fcolorcdl would be cheap III So lne OF tuo
" hi,e Kid Gloves ut 3I.25; also, line Oh 'i''so'
W hite Kid Gloves at 75c a. porrss
nv q DUN w N'.E -. 80
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THE JrDGEsulp OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
Judge John Merritt, of Floyd County
Court, has been designated to act as Judge
OF the County Court of Franklin by Gov
Walker, vice Judge Hugh Nelson, resigned
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Correspondence of the Richmond D!sptrh.J
SUFFOLK. VA. May 2G, 1871.
The following ticket was elected yr>cr-
day: Mayor, G. W. LasSlicr. Town tolm-
eli: IL. ID. Cuwper, John +. Murncy, Rol't.
Riddick, solo. Hodges, X. :. lIlcy.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE LIST, 1877.

OPEN JUNE LIST, 1871.
This fav0rite and celebrated WATEklhb
PLACE will offer additional at FACTIONS tilo sea-
son. Among ether improvements. there ads pcch
added an elegant and 4cious ballroom, anJoll :,
Ing Il G paror the parlor has been enlarged ara
improved, and the proximity Of the two renders
eacn easily accessible. IL VIII be kept III s'Sic
not surpassed anywhere In Virginia.. 49,
The WATERS of these special Springs either
cure OF greatly relieve most cases OF Scrofua ln-
cipient Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis enron
&C. LaryDgltis, Chronic PneumoDia, Chronlc Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Didrrhcea Chronic Dysentcry.
They are also Il great value In those all ctohs
which are peculiar to the female constitution ana
as an ape iZtr, q t0aic, anu general restorative,
they are. perhaps, uhTiyalcd amongst miaeral
waters Tile proprietor will have provided inr INC
avn; and ball-roo first-class Band OF husir,
and I'm general all The sources OF amusement ana
recreation usually fond 1T our best summer re-
sorts viii he at the command Of the guests at
rROCKBRInGE ALUM The place IS wrhin
eleven t. thirteen hours of Richmond Washing
ton Baltimore etc, by rail, III In daElgut. Ias-
sengers leave the cars OF the chesapeake ana ONO
railroad ut Goshen depot, and new anu ei.ganI
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth ana
level road Of only eight miles, set down The visl-
tors ut the Springs to tea.
JAS. i. FRAZ:ER, Proprietor.
Dr. III. r. NOGL, If Bal ilnorc, Resident PDySi-
clan.
Nj. $. NJ. MULLEN, late Of Capon Springs
will he found here this season.
The Rockbridge Water is for sale by PUE-
CELL, LAuD & co, Richmond NJ. 4. & &. 4.
SANTOS Eorfolk, and GEO. NJ. MCINTYRE,
Charlottesville.
descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
nv 2B-tlJlha
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r,.orrcsrondencc Of the Richmond Disp.tch.l
Hanover Court-IEousc not Z" oc
Removed.
HANOVER {. H., May 20, 1871

HANOVER {. H., May 20, 1871.
The election on yesterday was quite cN-
citing on the question of removal Oh inc
couulv-Scat 10 Ashland. All OF the toWh,
ships have been heard from except one ana
the majority against remolal IS o-o. Inc
townSwhip TO hear from will give not more
than 900 majority for removal.
The bill under which the vote was taken
reouirea a threr-tiiths vote to carry he re-
naval: so it is defeated by large majority
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THE SALINE aSTISEPTIC,

II u y It 4 u = III
THE SALINE ASTISEPTIC,
Harmless as common salt L safe, odoriess, non
poisonous disinfectant, approved By the London
Lancet, and the highest British medical authority.
GIL l. U 81
prevents decomposition, and arrests It when |,
has commenced. II xbsorbs the noxious gases re-
suting from putrefaction. II Is Invaluable rs a
styptic astringent antiseptic, without causticty
or other hurtfal property and Is particularly usef
for wounds. foul discharges. and the supp esstor
OF hemorrhage.
For sale in hslf-pint, pint, and quart bottles, By
MEADE Il BAKER. Pharmsci3ts
myS 9ls asin street
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[corresiondfncc Of tie Richmond uisnntch.


REIDsvILLE, n. c., May %, 1871.
The wheat, which was 50 promising few
weeks since, is now taking the rust, and 1t
Is feared there will not be more than half u
crop. Rain greatly needed to plant tobacco.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

DAlNS AZYMES-
WATERS in which nauseous medicines may be
enyeloped. Once on the way. their progress down
the throat Is ne I easily tmpcC!ed.
Also, JUJUBE CAPSULES, for the same pur-
pose. For sale by
j. BLAIR Druggist,
my23 S2J Broad street.
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khass'PlNtA.

COR NEW YORK. Virginia xGsiESs
Il steamship and pacset Companies neSEss4Es4sssa,,
elegant steamship GEORGE 4. UPTON, Captain
RnEERTS, Will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, May 80, ii L. vi.
.'.ose connections and through bills ladiug given
10 all snuLhcrn, eastern, and western places also
In Europe and Australia.
Fare IS meals and state rooms extra.
ID. j. BURR, PTes't,
nv q 81 l2li Main street
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Just received, JAPANESE POrLISS, In new
styles, NJ CSC;
FIG'D GRENADINES, al colors, At Sc:
PURE LLAMA LACE SHAWLS at fl3;
FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced to 2cc.
ANDROsCOGGIN FRUIT OF THE LOOM aud
BATES &. b. BLCH'D COTTONSat 163r.;
Wamguttq, New York Mills and Davol BLCll'D
COiTONS;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS, PLAID MCSLlSS;
ORGANIZE MUSLINS BISHOP LAWNS;
IRISH LINENS, NOTTINGHAM LACES;
A large line of SlIEETINGS aud HDUSEFURN-
ISHING GOODS, In great variety.
ALSO,
TRIMMING SILKS ell colors;
CHALLIES, in bright shades;
FRENCH LAWNS and GINGHAMS;
Another supply Of BLACK RIBBED SILK at
$3.50.
my2l ). HlhSH, 627 Broan street,
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DEMOVAL! REMOVAL!
X HARCAISSl BARGAINS I!
Ill remove by the LIST of July to store 4l5 Sroa'i
street formerly occupied by myself. In consc-
onence Of same, have determined to sell up 10
time of removal my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GoOrS
at greatly rednccd prices, which, by calling and
connarlIIp goods and prices, cannot fail to con-
vim ca even the most incrcduious that am sellrg
cheaper than they can he bought elsewhere.
Pretty DRESS GOUDS al zoe. per yard,
Reaut,fIl JAPANESE from 90 u Csc:
R,aCk GKENADJNE from e5 to 75c.;
RIh(,k STRIPED GRE NADINE, 80 to a5c;
Bnauiiful LAW Ms 1T 1t5c.
pIOIrES, 20 to 3sc.;
PERCALFS ut 20c.:
LACE SIIAWLS at $40, worth BIS; at SIS, worth
JaPsSEsE SILKS at 50, all shades;
KID GLOVES at 81:
job lot KID GLOVES at 75c.;
BLACK SILKS at 81. IS to 81 per yard;
TOWELS ut III To Csc. a,>,>.
Have on hand a iai ge stock of WHITE GOODS
Also. a full line of CaSslMtREo and GENIE
FITRkISUISG GOODS. Have go FINE W HlTE
LINEN SHIRTS, which am now selling at cost.
Wuuld advise those In want Of bargains 10 give
me call prior TO buying clsewlcrr
NV - JULIUS SYcLE,
mvo5 pos Main stree.
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NOR PHILADEL P II A.eSrI.
h TWICE a WEEK. - Steamer s $1,000
j. ;. GREEN. Capt. CARR, will receive snl IUr
the above port I'LL MONDAY. the 10Th insant, at
u O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, New Or
leans, and Norfolk, at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
St3t room, IS. W. L. PORTER, Agent,
my 2T-2t No. 2i25 DOCK street.
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at CuRn1E & Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary SIS.
nv Sim

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <1sSss
Y PACKET COAPAN .-Thc $500
steamship GEO. 3. UPTON leaves New fork
every "a TURDAi; leave. Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The sica;ps hip WV. p. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond every
FEiDhY.
Freight received daily.
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OFFICE OF THE PRESluEhT.
RiCHMO>p, VA, NAV l. 1871. j
A GENERAL MEETING of the stock
N hocrs of the Rich MOND ND PEl ~ NJ,
HURG RAILROAD COMPANl Is nerens o,'.'c "f
10 ~, held II the Office Of the company. corner OF
Byrd AID s.n streets. in the city Of richmond A.,
on the STU DAY OF JUNE NEAI, at l. c!och
Byordcr of the Board nf directors.
I'll, $. III. WlnAk., Pres't.
vi. ". IARE1NGT0N, =,
secretary and Treasurer. my '-th
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4 MEETING OF NJ A Il 5 III l. 5 ,
~ JIJ,,tfS, HKRALuS. and THUk NAMENl
1HtMM ;r'TtE will he held at the Fiedm"nt and
Arlln.tln Life Insurance CompAny's t1hce IT,
DAY at S O'Clock +. NJ, to complete arrange
G!.AnD PYTHIAN TOURNAMENT
on
MONDAY NEXT,
and It. is requested every member of each commit
mARsiIAI.s: Coz. Peyton Wise, Major John
Poe. Jr Dr. j. G. Cahcil. ,;
JUICES: III. 4. Isaacs Col. Jos. l.. CARING
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boswell, Col. ". H. Palmer. Ma jor X. /. Arcaer'
Col. W. - Tanner, Col Vim. Woodbridge.
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gentry. peyton vice. G. Fl. Perrnw. George ".
Ross, &. u. Williams j. II. Henry. II
rtNHE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
| SICK ASSISTANCE SOCIETY arc hereby
requested to meet at Their hall on MONDAY. may
90 H. 1T clock, to attend pie nc by lnVita'ion
of the German i:ci Men.
Nv CrGar of the President.
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ygsGS3 WASHINGTON.
PAT WOODS AGAIN.

In the United States Senate on Thurs
day, Mr.. Sherman reiterated several times
the conviction that the Senate had no shoN
of right whatever TO detain White and
RamSdcll after the end OF the session.
Mr.. Edmuuds asked Mr.. Sherman if the
House Of Representatives had not impris.
oned Pat Woods Tor three months after it
adjourned, and il it was not legal
Mr.. Sherman replied that the imprisnn-
mcnt of Pat Woods was clearly illegal, and
that his constitutional rights We're grG>>iy
a>sa;led. There was no precedent for his
imprisonment in this country.
Now let Pat sue his iailors.