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Work Abroad and at Home.


o,,,o roco,t cxnloration to discover
route for canal across the isth'hus W
ricn has very much disappointed ch'h" ,rv
,sts an that subject. The way Is h"' ~
c,eor A letter from Captain SHU ,,;o,, ,,
nrcsent,nc the only "posslble ,,,o 18th.
of the problem OF II canal acs"s o,ro,, diff.
mus SUGGESTS. in our opinion i"o s -,
cit. =, tbe way. viz : the hecesH''' "
supplying with water a -, ,>o;,,
He saws that the explorers 'e", nu p ...'
never before visited by man. anu .ne'o We.
discovered the means Oh supplying 'n'
" summit level with water.
II NAV not he IN insuperable difficulty 'e
.ho massage of vessels navigating the grea
oceans that they must be taken through
series of locks to cross ridge between LII
two oceans, but we have the idea that IL l.
We do not believe it practicable. Ii Z"
nal is built with such locks, TO traverse Il,
elevation. ocean ships will not 90 'hroust
them. II the Government OF the ohl'ct
States makes any such Improvement We
satisfied that it will only he naviSaple ny
craft hilit for it, which cannot go out ''
sea, and which will have TO take the hrohei
bulk of the cargoeS OF sca-g"ln@ shll'S ''''
transfer them to other ships OH Ihc oPpo
site side of the isthnlS,
Whether this sort OF WORK "o"'u "
worth the making when there VIII u" y
many railroad lines from ocean L" occ'i'
doubtful. The doubt is all the srca'ei
from the fact that the Improvement VIII pt
u
land afflicted with many local diScomlorts,
and constant prey to civil disSenSlons ant
governmental incapacity and folly.
A work far more entitled to the cohSlue'
ration of the Federal Government Is ti'
proposed water line between the -hisS's
sippi and the Atlantic, in the m'oo''
States. This will do more to promote lh'
national power aud the harmon! VI VI,
States than any measure the Govcrnmer'
can project. IL would rapidly develop ano
strengthen the centre and harmonic liIf
interests of the Union. The natlona
means cannot be employed i'll better man
ner for the promotion of the general wei
fare.
II would be q most S,utary diversion
from the wild scheme OF building water
line across the isthmus i'll Il foreign. coun
try for the Government to undertake TIM
domestic labor, which comes home to III
all. and which would dispense its enduring
blessings in wider and more effective
manner than could any other work 1t i
possible for the Government to undertake
We trust that the sober second thought .
the national statesmen will in this way III
ducc the abandonment of IN impracticabl'
scheme in foreign land, and the adoption
of one 1T home which promises such i'm
portant and lasting benefits.
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ouow WE USED TO BE PHYS

n~HOW WE USED TO BE PHYS
1cKED.-Wro does not remember the time when
enr,ng nuryation was considered indispensable TO
ermm.r health? No matter for wry faces the In
evftable salts and SIENNA, rhubarb, or calomel ana
i,,ap must he administered These "spriDg med
tc,pas., ,, the Youngsters were told, were 10 Keep
them h ale aud hearty during thu summer. We al
know now that this was falacy; that new vigor,
not depIetton. IL what Is required at the COM
meucement OF The summer solstice. AS prepa-
ration for the eneryating effects or oppressive
swimmer weather, course Of HOSTkT1 ER's
STOMACH BITrERS ~ highly expedert. This
famous vegetable prepal alton has three promi.
nent properties 1t renovates, purites, and regu'
,atss all the functions OF the body. 1t Is COM
posed exclusively OF pure vegetable productions,
VIZ the essential principle or Monongahcla rye
and the most tiicacous tonic and alteratVe root
banks and gums known 10 meulcai ootaDists.
Hence, Il Is an absolutely safe medicine, ana no
| tiuclure OF the PharmacopGta can compare win
A. either In purity In the variety OF It's objects,
and It's comprehensive resu T.. Happily Tor man
Kind the theory that is was necessary To prostra.e
patient In order 10 cure him Is forever exploited
and the true philosophical coctrile. that vigor
1 the great antagonist OF disc sc. has taken lis
| piace. HOSTETTEk'S BIrfEkS Is all invigo-
rauL and hence II Is the proper medicine Tor the
| feeble at this most trying season o. me Jea..
| Be sure that you obtatu The geauinc article, as
there are innumsraole vile limitations In tue mar
| ket Look to Tho ornamental STAND; tue e2srass'
label and the xnie bloFn inio tsie xasso. hoe'o'
jY 3-deodlwxwIt
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erudition which characterizes the Europehh
student. Many of our professors would naro-
~ pass the final examination at derLnah
gymnasium for admission to the university
Our colleges need two things-better ma
terials te work on, which can only De Sc
cured by eIerating the academies, ana q
surcr support and ampler endoWHents,
which can only be obtained BY dlmlnlsnlng
their number. If half the colleges were
converted into good academles-ano Ing !;
change would not be very great-lt Moulo
vastly improve our system Of education.
In conclusion, theological schools were
noticed, and 1t was observed that the semi
nary Is the browning institution OF sr1
church, to which the academy and the col
iege are Introductory. It gives TO nln.:te-
rial education its practical dlstinctloh
and completion. The Christian denon-
ination which neglects to pro!ioe lt VI
an educated ministry, dooms nsen 10
insignifcance. Except in transient Pc,
RODS of excitement, mtei,ec ono men
guiding aud ruling power among men,
Where piety exists in both denomlnatlons
in the same degree that will be the strong.
est and most influential which has the most
intelligence. It is by no means certain'
however, that a theological is more I'M.
Dortant than college education for q
preacher. Comparing these, the speaker
said that every attempt to make cnoice
between the two is like cnoosing
between blindness and deafness. A
Glance at such institutions as Roches.
fer. Newton, and Greenville will show VIVA!
Theological Summaries have accomplished
for the church, and no other demonstration
is needed. Thus has been sketched IN the
form of IN Introductory address genera
scheme of education, so far as the occasion
seemed to require. The more particular
consideration of the several topics embraced
| in it, remarked the Doctor, is reserved Tor
others. He had aimed only at q general
survey of the field, and not at an exhaustive
discussion of any Of the subjects brought
| to view.
After DR.. Sears concluded, Rev. l.: S.
| Cutting, ID. d., remarked that all had
! listened with interest to the address just
delivered. He thanked the author from
| his heart for it. 1t had great appropri-
atcness to the whole country, and he
wanted to see it published. He moved
| that it he referred in its several parts to
| the special committees on the various sub.
jects treated of by it.
/ DIR. Geo. w. Samson hoped that the por-
| ton of the address relating to public
schools would be referred to Il special COM
mitete. On motion Of DR.. Fish, it was re-
| ferred to the Committee on Publications.
DR.. Curry announced that the meetings OF
the association would be public, and that
the presence OF every one in the city at all
interested in the subject was desired.
The Convention, after prayer by DIR.
Fish, adjourned until this morning.
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DIED.
On Tuesday s q the eSS 81 u ts
rents, MARY JEFFERSON, IN n sns mo monih1 and
sant and Mary A. Grange, aged elgDt iiioh'i' anu
iout'eeh u@''' Our Mary Is not desd:
Oh no. in Wonder fair world OF lGnt
She Ia shining brightly now, uob.
There death has never power 10 bhsh'
Nor grief TO pale the brow. -,
Weep not my parents dear.
ibave gone to rest, you need not fear;
My life was short, by this you see,
Prepare yourselves to follow me.
TITS sad TO part with one, round wh'm
Affections tender vine Is twined,
To sleep In yonder grayeyard's TOMB,
joyiess home to leave behind
Her funeral will take place from Oregon En-
H. r. Church THIS AgTEKSoGst Ja.y off, che a
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
On Sunday last, at 1L45 O'Clock A. NJ, Mrs
MARY s.. wife of r. Woodson harwooa h,r.ha tnf
4st year Of her age, leaving aeSo.eu Illus
parable loss
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A LLEGaANY SPRINGS, VA,
TIE GREAT DYsPEPTIC WATER FTHE
STATE,

The above WATERING PLACE will be open
for the reception Of visitors from the LIST OF June
to the fst OF October.
Since the last season large number OF CottsgeI
and spacious and elegant Ballroom have been
aided.
Visitors will be met at lleghany Depot (Which
has recently been erectf and handsomely fur
Iished) by an agent OF the prOpretOrs, 10 convey
them over q fine graded road, in four-horse
coaches, to ire springs-tnree and half miles.
Visitors are advised TO purchase round-trip tick
cts, which can be had At Richmond and Petersburg
for 81, and TO check their baggage through 10
Bristol, exchanging with the conductors on the
Virginia and Tennessee road for checks To a lie
ghany Depot, thus saving the necessity or looking
after their baggage at Lvpchburg.
Prof. Kesnich's splendid Band has been engaged
for the season. w
Livery Stables bowling saloons, billiard tables,
express and telegraph offices, are all attached to
the establishment.
The resident partner will spare no pains to make
the place comfortable TO the invalid and pleasant
to all. ,r,,u cr
CO. and JAS. BLAIR.
TERMS Reduced.
Board, per day: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
board Der month four weeks............... IA 90
BOARD for hree months. Lou ~
Board for he month OF June. - "
Post-ofllce Allegheny Springs, Va
&c lj-wSS7t
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Could there lie anythin" more absurd
than the proposition to bring to Richmond
the freight of the Great Southwest Dy way
OF Petersburg? - Dispatch.
.'Bctter that than not bring il 1T al
When the Danvilic passes into the hands I"
the PENNSYLVANIA company, Richmond:
onlv conucNion with the great consolidated
line will be IT the mercy Of Il foreign anC
hostile corporation.
The privilege Of building a branch from
retcrShur" y made dependent on others
and wc do not know that General Mahnnt
wiIl care to have II controversy with then
and spend his rompany's money in building
Il road for Richlnontrs bcmclit-if Rich
mond toes not want it. - IIiuJ, Of yc$tc''
day.
"Bcttcr than not bring it at ALI Thi,
would be hard admission 10 make even IL
th:tt extremity which is so entirely i'm.
probable that we do not imagine any one
in Richmond outside OF the Wing dreams
of it. The great 'scarc" last winter to
friyhtcn the friends of the Petersburg
road. who contendcd that it should not he
placed under the control Of the A, NJ. and
q. accompany, whose road runs ut htan"l"s
with the Petersburg road, WAS the assertion
that the PENNSYLVANIA Central railroad
would huv or control the Danvillc road
and change its gauge. so that ears coult
not run from the A., NJ. and O.. with it,
tivc-toot gauge. on TO Richmond. Til:
.'scarc" failed. The people OF Richmond
had to look at the immediate danger, and
disposn" OF that. to bc ready to meet thu
next, rs they are.
We are ready for the foreign corporation
II can treat us no worse than we have been
treated bv some of our own. and we hay.
reason to hope that almost anv change vii
be for the better.
The attitude Of the A., NJ. and o. Com.
pany with reference to The road from Rich
inond 10 Petersburg is cnigmaticae 1t gol
II charter to build road by the side q
fine urcScut road Il most extraordinary
privilege. Yet ii soon afterwards sought
TO get possession OF the road that was
already huiit. why: Was IL measure o
economy! We believe not. Then, what
was il for but TO Interfere with the trade
between Richmond and the south Atlantic
coast, through the Petersburg and Weldon
and Wedonand Wilmington railroads, and
20 on Southwardly:
If that was not the object we cannot
imagine what it was; for 4 new road Of tn
ive-!oot gauge, which the A., Nj. and O.
has The right 10 build, will accommodate
tiff it needs any such accommodations
better than the present iour.lcet eight and
Il halt gauge of the Il. and +. road.
Rut Cen. H.uoNr ,u1v .ccordiro to t1,
u,h,n a.c,;,o to :. ,n.na hi, .o,nn.,,,,
,,o,., far p;chmo,a,s ho,ot;, n.rd l., ~,
r1,.d 90 II Go, N,,o>r !. 80 ,,c,oro,,
in tho nsc If the money If tho comn,nr -,
,.,,,;,,, ,ha nro,il,,,,, -. 49, ,.a,1 -,
=, 80 w ~ -" ~ 'o'
VI. -, ~, Az W o'N.' r'oi'. "'.' i''' VI 'i',
''iip""s' ~, in''s n''l''',''y i i"ie' anu
'o"'', 'i'. III eN'''''u ~ soihcpouy
spo""'iis ii'> own 'ii'"es Ill ike manner
We can only say that if this road from
H'chhonu 10 petersburg as medium OF
conducting the commerce OF Richmond
WIN The great Southwest Is not built until
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W GpEENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative wa
ters and fashionable patronage, will he open on
the 1sT OF JUNE. They afford accommodations
these Springs are e.oeo feet above tide. water.
and the climate In which they are situated Is al
ways cool and ISVln GRATING, 3ffordIng en-
tire relief from prostratlng summer heat.
Professor Koscnberre.'s excellent band viii BE-
In attendance, to enliyen the lawns and Ballroom
Masquerade and fancy balls during the season.
as heretofore.
An extensive livery will be kept at very mode
rate charges.
CHARGES 80 per day. and SIS per month OF
thirty days children under ten years OF age, and
colared servants, half price white servants, ac-
ding to accommodations.
80 o7-2w GEO T.. PEYTON SCO
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY, :


A II A MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF
N DIRECTORS of the Richmond ana Peters,
burg railroad Company, held i; the Office OF the
cninpsiy on The sih day Of June, 1871, IL was rc-
Stockholders the company be called 10 be held at
the oil &c oil the company, near The corner OF BYRD
WEDNESDAY,, the I2.h cay of July, 1871, at 10
O'Clock NJ, TO consider and act upon colnmuni-
caticn from the Board OF Public Works dated the
10Th day OF april, ISL, in relation 10 the eXacu-
ton OF contract IS required 10y the frs. section
OF an act entitled an acs directing the Board OF
Public Works 10 sell, &C., &c, nc, approved
March IS ISL, and such ether business as may be
brought before the meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that general meeting OF
TIE Stockholders Of lhc Richmond and Petersburg
itaiirosd Company be held ut the time and place
mentioned In the T. egoing resolution.
THUMaS I'll. HISNE, President,
M. W. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Treas'r.
jeQ-td
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ssszsas AND sgATa0HERF.
ANNOUNCEMENT

Ihaye Ia press, anu will publish In few days,
VISITORS, GUIDE TO RICHMOND AMI
VICINITY,
Embracing a sketch Of the city; notices of all the
principal places OF interest and historic note
directory OF The churches, cha ritaDle institutions
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
vain BILE info nation 10 the citizen or tourist.
The work is embeislfd with an accurate map
and fine views of the Capitol, washington Monu.
m.nt Libby "rison, ana st. Johns Church.
Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts TO the
trade.
Oriers sh0uld be sent at once to
REM. BATES. Bookseller and Publisher,
4; st 1908 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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A FIRI-CRACKER DISASTER. Cincinnati,
July "a fire this afternoon damaged Ru.
dolph Il Wachllear'S tannery, Lawrence's
furniture factory, and destroyed eleven
dwellings. Total loss, $50, 600; insured in
Cincinnati companies. The tire is supposed
Twelve families haye been rendered home
less
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MT MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS
FOR
HOMIE, STRANGERS, AND TRAVELLERS.

T,R. PRICE & CO.,
in obo 1ence to the calls or their trade, are again
in m II ket, and getting In many ne" ana choice
GOO VI for July and August sales, by express
and 81, amers. just opened
superb line PRINTS. all the new patterns
Fif;TTf ED and PLAIN LAWHS, l6s. ~, 25c.;
ORGAN DIE mGSLJNS In rich colors;
WHITE ORGANIZES; ,,-
SWISS nd FRENCH kAlSSoOhS'
IROT q SENADISES, q cnoice lot;
JAPANk SE POPLlNs and SlLkS ,,,
LINEN VOWED TRAVELLING SUltlNMS;
RIIFF PINK and other shades PLAIN LA w No,
LACE COLI sRS and SLEhYES
LINEN cola .ARS and CUFFS;
KID GLOVES, best quality.
IN STAPLES:
BROWN and BLEACHED OF y N and
r1yEN SHE: ;INGs and p. LINENS:
|ToWELIINGS, NAPk1HS, DOSLlESi
~ RI,E LINEe Ik1Sh LINEN, &c, &c.
GEET,S and BOYS GAUZE SHIRTS;
.iNES-BUSOM Shirt;
CnIIkkS, SOCKS, CAS- ,IMERES;
yESTI NGS. HANDKERE1llEFS;
,riiREAU GLOVES; with many other new an.
fra.I, goods suited TO the season, al or which VIII
he en- d as low rs the market can afford.
IT. K. PRICE Il CO.,
.a,s Il0l Main street, corner 18th.
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rTHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.


The undersigned have rented the RED SUI
PHUR sPKItG, ESTABLISHMENT the pres
cut season, and the same is
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
VISITORS.
Every eXertlon has been made to render all who
come comfortable I'm all respects.
The table will be furnished with every luxury
the market affords.
Rooms with fire places will be supplied, and ev-
erythiDg done that may conduce TO The health aud
comfort OF invalids.
These Springs are located In Monroe county.
West Virginia, IS miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad at Dublin depot At which
point conyeyances will be found ready 10 convey
passengers over L fine turnpike to the Springs
rhry are distant IL miles from the Gfcrnbricr
" hte sulphur, On the Chcsapet Ike and ohio ra!l-
road from which point passengers will be- cVn-
veyed to these Springs by commodous stage
coaches.
mineral water, aud. in the language Of hundreds
who have visited and been cured py them. we may
repeat, "are the most valuable mineral waters on
the continent This water Is already 4 specific
for all forms Of pulmonary disease, and Is fast
becoming the Mecca OF consuTptives. II has alec
been found specific in bronchitis and throat Dis
eases, dis leases OF the heart chronic diarrldt
chronic bepatiis, nervous ltritabl!lty, scr"ihli,
ard female Diseases &c. Persons desiring fur
Tier information regarding tue virtues OF tlcS.
waters will be furnished b. mall with pam phrt
containing the evidence Of distinguished phi ST.
clans and others. n,,
je22 I'm DUNLAP, ApA'h o.
Norfolk virginian and Wilmington tDelawarcl
Gazette will please copy for one month, and s"ui
bill To prJprlelors for payment.
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DICuMOND OPERA HOUSE.

DICuMOND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND TOURNAMENT.
OLD DuMINlON LODGE, NO. d, K. 2.
CORONATION
AND DISTRIBUTION CT PRIZES
WEDNT DAY EVENING, JULY 5TE, 1871.
ORDER of EXEkCIoES.
PROGRAMME:
CORONATION
Address. by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley
Presentation of lst prize. by G. q. Williams, Is q
Presentation OF I'd pr lie BY 9eo y, Wise, Esq
Presentation OF Cd prize. By ". y. Gilman, Esq
Presentation Of ith prize. Br j. Med. Cartinston
Grafton ....................By Judge J. K. Farrar
kESoNIGn'S ORCHESTRA Will be in attend
arca.
4 he speakers will be INTRODUCED ny Grand Chan
cellor Vim. II. Wade, Grand lodge of Va, ASST
ed by i. q. C., II. ID. Dauiorth.
Tickcts; Of admission FIFTY GENTS. For sal
at The hotels and he various bookstores ia the city
Private Boxes TIRE + DOLLARS.
Sic of reserved SEATS Will coTnIDcucc at West 4
JohilstOn's on MONDAY MORNING at O'Clock
doors open 1T "a O'Clock. Exercises commence
q: s. promptly. jyl- A.
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MARRIED.

nm the 18th ultimo, ut the residence OF the brides
sSgEEsoL e Of re or nSg e 70 fASSE
wai nuRIEEDEN, or this city.
c.rbristian Advocate and Religious Herald please
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Jeanette Ellsler. performer on the
tight wire, fell while making an ascension
ut Bangor. Me-, Monday, by the breaking
of the guy, aud her collar bone was broken,
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~GREAT BARGAINS IN

cT GREAT BARGAINS IN
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
Great Bargains in LACEs and EMBRoIDEK-
les.
Great Bargains In TOWELS, TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, and DOYLIES.
Great Bargains in QUILTS, CARPETS, and
RUGS.
Great Bargains In Ribbons for Neck, Trim
ming. and sashes.
Great Bargains in TRAVELLING BASKETS
and SATCHELS at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Two hundre pieces new style LAWNS, GlSG-
HAMS, and PERCALEs. jy4
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ADJUSTMENTS.
REAT LIVING CURIOSITY.
VI
HERNIA pTIRi;nfTE HOPPE

VIII he exhibited TODAY and TOMORROW,
at Lampkin's stable, No. 1893 Franklin street, an
II s.RMafiIRODITE HORSE. This wonderful
animal was raised by Mr.. j. {. shaGb5lt Of
Petersburg; is remarkably handsome and per.
feet animal In every respect except that 1t Is of
both sexes.
Admission, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Don't fail to see this wonderful work OF nature.
j,5-2tk
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CLOTHING.
cl6 OOO WORTH OF CLOTHING

Sl5,UUU WV. or o
Double-breasted Black Cloth Goats st $l2, worth
$40;
Black Cloth Goats ut $40, worth $50:
Black Cloth Goats at sl5, worth $25
Colored Cloth Goats at $40, worth 420:
Jolored Cloth Coats at SIS, worth S26;
Youths, Boys, and Childfen's Suits Business
Suits, Cashmere Coats, Cashmere Sacks, CASH
mere Pants, Cashmere Vests. both summer and
winter; Iiaen Suits; White. Brown, and Colored
Shirts; Collars, Ties, Handkerchief socks S,is-
penders, Gloves, &c. All of which will b., sold for
cash at AID below cost at the corner OF 10th and
Main streets, Richmond. jy4
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spEHAL NOTICES.

~ A SPLENDID OPENING FOB
A BUSINESS MANA new sTOREHOOsE,
twenty by forty feet, and 1000 stock OF fhEsh
GROCERIES, for sale and rent In ssauhsoh, one
OF the most business cities In virginia, anu ~.
best stand In the place-suitabie TOT ahy klsa :"
hus,nes. Address bex lo2, stauntoD, Va. jy5,aS
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n Ei%XEEs:S.

rS'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
& STDCkiluLDERS OF the GALLFGO MILLS
ManUfACI UEIhG COMPANY will be held 1T
their, lirc the 18TH ia GT at ~ O'Clock NJ.
jy STAR Ti:eS. &. kEESEF, Sec'v.~
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os u - company are thoroughly
F1RST-CLASS IN EVERYR aspect.
They will not make the Eo-called CT cap Organs az
any price. The comparative super tority 0! lheir
instruments Is now greater than yer before, Is
every competent judge VINO will care fully examine
and compare must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wo0n-csts
from photographs OF the different style s. full ntor-
nation, and lowest prices also, Testi ~ NAL CIR
cular, VIII be sent free To any address.
MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
500 broadway, lew York.
FOR sale In Richmond by
7. L. ID. W. .LFORD,
ap 4-deOdSW8m old dain street.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
TNHE SWEETEST, MOST T OW- SSsssSss
L
EKFUL AND DURABLE rNSTRUMaNT
NOW IN U.s..
BLOOMFIELD L UTIS'S
New Pateut Treble
PIAN y FoRTES,
Patented May IS, 1889.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair of the
American Institute, 1850 Ohio STATE Fair.
1859; Georgia state Fair, 1859.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-05
TIE STATE BANK or VIRGINIA:
kICUMO VA, June y, 1871.

A NNUAL MEETlNG.-Thes tockhold-
N ers OF The State Bank OF Virginia will meet
at their clearinghouse Ill this city, On the It'll day
OF July next, III II O'Clock III.
je 22-td J. NJ. GODDIN. Cashier.