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.BIoHMoND, July IT, 1871

BICHMoND, July IL, 1871.
Editor Dispatch Dear Sir, In this morn
ing's issue of your paper there is an arlth-
metical problem which several of US have
been wranglng over. My solution is, first,
it is evident Tin any CASEY that the husband
intended the son should have double the
amount of the mother, and the mother
double the amount of the daughter. AL
though there are both son and a daughter,
the case stands the same. We will say,
then, his estate is worth 1854. In order
to carry out the above provisions OF his
will, the daughter would receive one
seventh of the estate, which is 81, 1868; the
mother would receive twice the amount OF
the daughter, or g, 1926; the son four times
the amount Of the daughter or double the
mothers, S., 1852; total, So, 54.
Please let us hear what you have to say,
and oblige your friend,
- ADRIAN BEEswAX.
[The above seems to us to be correct. We
have not made a figure OF examined book
but we had mentally arrived at the same
result before publishing the problem. But,
then, why should so simple q problem
puzzle the Connecticut lawyers?] o7
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sF1REs.-Kinaston, Canada. July ia
fire yesterday consumed U. & r. Henry's
mill, together with S20, 900 worth of lumber
and 300 cords Of wood. Total loss about
$50. 600. The fire was caused by sparks from
an engine. @ - ~ Z, e.
Extensive fires are raging in the neigh
borhood of Sutton, destroying the standing
crops, &c. Much anxiety is felt, owing to
the prevailing high winds and the dryness
Of the weather. n - =;
p Bellefonte, Pa, July 16.-A large fire
broke out here last night, burning nine sta
bles, one residence, six stores, the post
office, and two law Offices. Loss about
$40, 600, with some insurance. The fire was
caused by an incendiary, 'ssfE s's.i'z.
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TEE TEYuRE-oF-OFFIoE ACT.--The light
OF the Alabama Republicans over the re-
moyaI of DR.. Miller as Collector OF mobile,
and the appointment n % more iyev dav
hy day. The Spencer wing of the Repub-
lican party is now openly arrayed against
The President. They say that, having been
officially advised that Miller's removal was
made for political reasons only, they
will test the mower of the President to
make such removal, and for such cause.
under the tenure-ofoffice act. The whole
subject will be brought to the attention OF
the Senate as soon as 1t assemblies In De-
cember.-Baltinlore Sun. &.
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d Is r1xs chat the Constitution should

Ir Is r1xs chat the Constitution should
be amended again. Recent events have
developed new enemy to liberty, and
new battery should be, thrown up in the
Constitution for its protection. The De-
elaration of Independence asserts the right
Of the pursuit Of happiness, and that right
should be transferred to the Constitution
and coupled with the /" sacred right OF
parade" Indeed the one right is naturally
3doye-tafled with the other: since in this
country there is 30 much gaiety and vanity
lin parade and tinsel, and we would lose
the most efficient mode Of pursuit OF The
subtle runaway, happiness, If we were not
allowed our toggery, fuss and feathers.
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.TsrEn.

YeaArdsy morning, alter q long illnsss, . MEo
q. DaRDENs fnthe thirtiesh yssr 90 ns s as.
Jntimstefy assoefafed with Mr.. pAlprN. capnot
Let him 90 down the crave without aaaing oh IN
word % Els honor. He WAS one OF tns rsata,ed
death neither excited or disturbed The repose OF
his mind amid the widest excitemenl oiten e3-
cits ID NV wonder and admiration.
Ne. DAHpEN1 Was wen read In the Greek anu
Lain classics, and he was vtftuons as ne t Mss
brave and intelligent whenever "a tns ,1aiq ~
rayshali rise to the writer's sight the calm g1iet
face and sturdy form OF JAMES DAEDEh WIZ ns
afs funeral WIN take place TODAY tiusdayI l,
from Clsy.street Methodist Church az 10 oc.9Ss s
AM. II Is hoped that all the members Q. :. h -
. Raftery, residing in this city win take paIs ID
the funeral
Tn T,vnchburr. Vs., Saturday, 18th instant, DR..
RICHIRD w. BIDG0OD, aged SO.
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- AT VERY LOW PRICES.
During our closing out sale no goods VIII Dc
taken back or exchanged. All goods must be palo
for on delivery. LEVY BROTHERS,
..4 1918 and 1915 Main street,
tv1s Richmond, Va.
me- NOTICE TO. BRITISH CLAIM

me- NOTICE TO. BRITISH CLAIM
AhTS.-Notice 10 hereby given that the Under
signed Third Eecretary in her Britannia Ma1es-
ty's Diplomatic Service, has been appointed agent
for her Britannia Majesty's Government, ana Is
authorized to receive, at Washington, any claims
on the part Of corporations, companies, or pr"
vate individuals, subjects of her Britannia MsJ1s-
ty, upon the Government Of the United States
arising out Of acts committed against the persons
or property Of subjects of her. Britannia Majesty
during the period between the 18th OF APRIL 1851,
and the eth OF April, 1866, inclusive, and which YET
remain unsettled, coming within the provisions OF
article II and the five next following articles OF the
Treaty OF Washington OF che 8th.or May, 1871
and accordingly all persons, being subjects OF her
Britannia Majesty, who may have claims OF the
nature described in the said articles, and winch
they desire to have laid before the Commissioners
to be appointed under those articles, are required
to notify such Gesire TO the undersigned, ~ nus
office. No, 700 FIFTEENTH STREET, between
New York avenue and G street, Washington, u.
n and to transmit to him forthwith the parllcu-
lars Of their claims, together Win the requisite
documentary evidence or informstion In support
thereof for the purpose Of being suDmaueo W the
Commissioners. =
c,sims mon the Government of the United States,
coming within the aforesaid articles OF the treaty.
have from time to time been transmitted 10 the
Foreign Office in London, and are still retained Ill
that Office, notice is further given that al snch
documents now in keeping OF the Foreign omce
win forthwith he sent to the undersigned for regis
tration and classification, together with those
which may be now deposited in her Britannia
Mstesty's Legation at Washington. Persons vino
have claims on file ut either Of the aboye-nen-
toned places are requested to inform the UNDER
signed Of their cesire TO have them registered for
submission to the Commissioners.
Further notice will be given Of the day OF the
first meeting OF the Commissioners, within SIX
months from which every claim Ia to be presented
to the Commissioners unless in any case where
reasons for delay shall be established to the satis
faction OF The Commissioners, when the period
for presenting the claim may be extended byt them
to any time not exceeding three months longer.
s.s.eg.z 7.,l-, HENRY HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, D. g., July Is, ls71.!;s s'.s.!i5 y
j. lS-eod2w -, So, IL f;is-,,s . go.
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The young man ut Hamilton who shot
himself In showing how Mr. Yallandigham
shot himself IN the attempt TO explain how
Myers shot himself, Is recovering,
A part of the house In which Stephen a..
Douglas taught school. at Winchester.
Scott county, III, Is still standing, and Ia
now used as blacksmith shop.
& It is stated that New York has not during
the past twenty years ever been inse peace.
able and orderly q condition "a u has been
sincs the riot, ~: - p, 80
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OTICE.-The undersigned hereby
IN gives notice that application will be made to
the Second Auditor of the State OF Virginia 10
Issue new certificates Of debt on the part OF the
state, in lieu Of the following certificates, which
were issued To P. Roberts and A. Johnston, COM
oissoners In the suits of F1nGey and ais vs.. heth
and ais; Gwathmey and ais. vs.. Heth and ais, ana
Barksdale and ais. Va. Heth and ais, ana TM IGN
were filed In said suits In the CtrculCourt OF tne
county OF Eenrtco and were lost or destroyed with
the papers OF said suits when the In the
CITY of Richmond was destroyed By TIRE on the 81
day OF April, 1865, TO wit: 90,
Act 29ih March, 1851, general loans, No. 2lss'
81 800. NJ 1910
Act Act Esd March, 1850, j. 4. & Z. Co., No. 1910,
scS2 ad March, $780, j. r. & K. Co., No. 1901,
Act alst March, 1887, j. E. & &, Co., No. 1926,
$tZUg' ,awaw ANDREW JOHNSTON.
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We copy the following refreshing and in
sgenuous notice of q venerable essayist from
our independent and raey contemporary,
the Cincinnati Comm ercial:
can excellent old gentleman In this
neighborbcod occasionally enlightens our
readers as to the benefcence of the protec-
tive system. He is very telligent gen
tieman, with curious infatnations. We
publish his communications partly because
the conceit that shines through them is sil-
nerb. and partly because we feel it must do
him q power of good to see them In print"
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THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

TTiHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The undersigned have rented the RED SUI
PHUG SPEIkG3 ESTABLIsHMEkT The pres
cut season, and tue same Is
NOW OPEN FOB TIE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Every exertion has been made to render sll who
come comfortable in all respects.
The table win be furnished with every luxury
the "a arset affords.
Rooms with ire places will be supplied ard ev-
erything done that may conduce TO the health and
comfort Of invalids.
These Springs are located In Monroe county;
West Virginia, % miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad at Dublin depot, ct which
point conTsyanceS will be found r6adS 10 convey
passengers over q fine turnpike to tte sprinss.
They are distant ~ miles from the Greenbriet
White SULPHUR, on the Chesape Ike and Chic rail-
road, from which point passengers VIII be con-
veyed to these Springs By commoc!ous stage
coaehe6.
mineral water, and In the language Of hundIeds
who have visited snd been cured by thsm, We may
repeat, ARE the most valuable mineral wsters on
thu continent.n This water B already a speclhc
for all forms Of pulmonary disease, and Is fast
becomtcg tie Mecca OF consunptlyes. IL hiss also
been found specific in bronchitis and throst dis
eases, diseases OF the heart chronic disrrh9a,
chronic hepatisis, nervous rritabilty, scrorula,
and female diseases, &c. Persons desiring fur
ther Information regarding the virtues o. these
waters will be furnished by mail with pamphlet
containing the evidence OF distinguished phSsl-
je22-Im- DUNLAP, ADAIR D. co. .
Norfolk Virgtnian aod Wilmington (Delausrel
Gazette will please copy for one month, and SEED
bill to proprtetors for paynent.l
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CTRIBBLING SPRINGS,
NEAR STANTON,
-.s ATIarJsTA COUNTY, VA.

This old watering place Is now open for visit
ors.
Alum, Sulphur, Ch.lyheate, and Freestone va
ters within lse yaros Of the hotel. These waters
are offered with full confidence that they are very
eficacious. The change from one water 10 an.
other Is often recommended as highly beneficial
10 inyaltds.
Analysis will be sent on application.
Music, Bowling.alieys Billiards. Bar, with
choice liquors. Nails daily.
|, BOARD: Per day: $3.50; week &15; month,
$50 two months or over, $40 per month *leo for
three months. Children Indersvelve ye Ars Of age
and colored servants halt price. White servants,
according to accommodation.
/ Route. By the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
Shannon {; from thence In fine hacks or coaches,
which viii be found at the depot or at either OK
the hotels. $50
Throuxh or excursion tickets viii be issued st
Richmond.
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Bfch-
mond, or Lynchburg, arrive a. this place the same
day before night. CHESLEY KIM kY.
Tis IT.. eods2oJyx Proprietor.
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SPECIAL nOTIGES. u
me- JULY Is, 1871.
NEW DRY GOODS.
GOODS ADVANCING EVERY HOUR.


THE prolonpation of the European war mas caused
an advance in all foreign fabrics, ana tne rise ~
wool and cotton in this country has advances On
domestc goods from 20 to rs per cent? sf1it as LONE
ne nur ent stock lasts we shall sell 81 prlces
ruling during the past season. - ne,v ooode
Our ste OK Is full Tor the season anu he" soo0'
aIr NaN and and oTToN sHEETINas, all widths,
FRI: r LINENS, PILLOW LIEENS, DlAfEEIh sT
NApKiNS. BROWN aud BLEACHED Co1'
TONS ard TOWELS;
TrNJRk EI,I,kS and PARASOLS, In variety,
LINEN and LACE SETS, COLLARS ano
HEmSTi E 4 and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHLEFS, -.
HOSIERY, GAUZE SHIRTS;
LiSEE-BtlSOM SHIRTS, ,Ionn
Jef1N GRENA DIMES and BLACK MOHAiR
soLIn CaMBRIC and LAWNS for TRIM
oRGANDIEs. LAWNS. JACoNETs &C.;
Suserlor Black G aOSS CIR AIN SILKS,
FANCY COLORED SILKS, very low,
Will Z INV '1 O NAINSOOKs, MUsEINS
Splendid line new PRINTS, every pattern,
JAPANESE POPLINS, '
VEsTINGs, &C.,
a ~ '"ii r. r. PRICE & CO.,
iv16 Corner Main and 18th streets.
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YoRKrowN.--General JOHN EcHoLs made
q speech In Boyd, Kentucky, recently, in
which he said: Richmond, 412 miles
Sc from this place, is not to be the eastern
"terminus Of this road, but Yorktown,
swhere the water Is always thirty feet
"deep." General EoHoLs is one Of the di-
rectors of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
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@ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, .707 Main street.
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street. -. s.,r..l.sJ - ~
The best CRACKS all, kinds, at BRIGGs's
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street. .s.ss....s+..
PIES at s, 10, and lsc. o piece at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY. ,.s..,,,..s. ..,.y
ROLLS, BUNS BISCUIT, !, and RUsK, ut
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street. -, al.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, - ~, II.
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all Of these at Mr., R0BERT
WERNA's, on 2slh street, near Broad. 4; IL 80
s Orders promptly attended at .-sr. ,...s..s ~
-. ~ 80 s. BRIGGS's BAKERY, !.
tys 81. Ks 707 Main street.
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BEN. BUTLER PROPOSES TO BE GOVERNOR,
Boston, July ia letter appears in a Sun
day paper, signed B. F. Butler, In which he
says that, iu view OF the present situation
of parties in Massachusetts and the with
drawal Of Clafiin. he purposes becoming q
candidate for Governor. =. Is
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~ WANTED, THE PEOPLE TO
KNOW that having been unable TO wait on the
big crowd usual In our store, we have bought out
the store formerly occupied by Benedict & Co.,
corner 9Th and Main, and having an immense
stock Of cheap and good TEAS, COFFEEs, sU-
CARS, &C., We can now walt on everybody, and
send them home rejoicing at their bargains, and
win deliver their goods free.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
jy15 - Corner Main and 9th streets.
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III comprehend why no man csn dna .! !s
Isqnare OF D circle. II the Day knows ina.
this latter ii d fact, it doubtless thinks Ina'
il ss comprphends0 the mystery OF it.
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In order to reduce my stock by August LIST, shall
offer from this date y
soc. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at 4o.i
s5c. PLAIDS at Soc.; ,'i-& .i.' 90
soc. JAPANESE POPEINS at aSc.;
asc. ORG;ANDIES at 2sc.; ~ .'.''' e,,s.-'
CSC. ORGANDIES at 2oc.; .t@f5'.a 1s7'
zoe. ORGANIZES at 1s3c.; - -'s.-.' ~
lsac. ORGANIZES at l7sc.; ~ .''>.
sss LACE POINTS at $l2; X,
$40 LACE POINTS at SIS;
Siz.6o LACE POINTS, at S1o;' "E
82 PARASOL COVERS at aL6o; .&"i a
:. ~. ys,.s,: '...so .saa.. 9. HIRsHs, !.
lei rs .,,.5. .s27 Broad street
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STRAYED Or TOLEN, from SEsa
- Fonteeello, near Manchester, on the 18th 60
June, a PALE-kED COW, with white spot Oh
right shoulder and two holes In each horn swal-
low folk in each ear. A liberal reward will be
paid for her return to .GIiMER COLE,
jyl3- lweodk Manchester, Va.
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DON,T ASK Us WHERE
d. Mr.. RoUsS BOUGHT paEM
He lust cleaned ont an i'm porter; bought al the
FRENOH LAWNS he had on hand, at sacrlnce.
Hare they are in Richmond, at 81,
sAsNs DUCK WALL q HOUSES,
. GOO wards OF fine FRENCH ORGAND1ES az
This heats all creation and the rest OF mankind.
IN EVERY STYLE AND SHADE.
Come and take them away.
Sola ',.~ - GREHAD1NES.
xyo are selling Is yards or BLACh dRhNA-
W DINT for only $3.50,
pr.aCK STRIPED GRENADINE at 1Sc. q ysrds
. hasutfrl lblackl STRIPED. MOHA1R at 2oc.,
a o IS YARDS Of BLACK MoHAIR GRENAD1sE
i'f SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
l5yards for 7Sc..
Is wards beautiful japanese for $3.50.
HArS. a. a.
Ladies, LYGHoRN HATS $3.50, worth u,
SITNi l0WNs, 75c.. worth 81 e5,
ladies' ITALfAA HAIR HATS, latest style' 2sc''
cents, gg aans z HATS, 7sc., worth @. &
Sspt,s STRAW b AIS. SOC. worth 81.
: eates, LINEN 5 hTS. 75c., worth $l.26, ~, fz:
A''-'oo RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
All kinds-away under the market. we are tot 10.
,nstanre. selling a BLACK GRuS GRAIN tDeSt
nna1ity1 RIBBON, inches wide, for 81 373; worm
$3.50 kiD GLOVES $l 6san ss, a,a hUvs at
nc. lie 2sl DUCKWALl. h00se.
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r OCUST GROVE, near Greenwood de-
IL pot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, offers
"a HOME To FAMILIES
who wish to exchange tie heat OF the city for
PURE MOUNTAIN AIR.
Board per month, for two months or longer, %so'
stlss,s ,Eltf - Il A. X. YANCEY, JR..
my 2o-eodsm ,sf Greenwood depot, Va.
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T OST, about noon yesterday, supposed
IL on Grace street, between sd and 4th, BUN
three emgrant tickets-Nos. 81 IS, and ss-to
Nashville, Tenn. The tickets have bee rendered
useless and therefore worthless to any one but
the owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded
nv leaving the m at this Office. IL
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+ nB- BACHELORS HAIR YE.-
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment; NO ridiculous tinfs or disa-
greeeble odos. The genuine VIM. 4. Batchelor's
Hats Dye produces inne dtately splendid Black
or Natural Brown. leaves the hair clean, seft,
beautiful does not contain particle Of Head or
any injurious compound. Sold by alt Druggists,
Factary,is BOND sTREET, NY. jyl1-eodiy
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continue 70 sell rs cncap 10 "o 49, sSS'1 49,.
fore, we offer our whole stock ut prices snA' W..
ensure aspeedy sale. e:l.t,:t e.
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2ic'; ~.
WAMsUTTA at 2o,.;; se,.'s.-:s5.T-,...s u,,s
DUVAL COTTON, better than New York Miils
or Wamsutts, at 1oe.;
ut 1eac.;
| The celebrated HARRIS and WATEh-HHtAosh
COTTON Mt &c.; -. :: =. -, rom I,
Extra fine full, yard vide ,UNsLEAoHEDzoo 1-
p1l I3N C ais oorFos, 4. inches wide, at
: lesc.; - -.S - :. :. /. :, - -
FRENCH PERCkLEs at 2oc., worth aSc.; = I, Z
PRINTED BRILLIANTs ut Isac', would. Do
cheaD nj aoc.: .i@f@: 1881 sLy17aFs352j (. = :.
PIQUEs at 30, rs, 30, ss, DO and soc.--a reducuon
of from to CSC. on yard; 5tj5(3tE 2
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH, for dresses, at lsc.'
worth 25c.; tis4,,3ea 49, ~ p Ejs
IRON GRENADINES at 2sc.. worth DOC. at Soc
would be cheap at ESQ.,; sy'-si 49, 800
BIZ ACK GRENADINE; - 800,
FANCY CoLo2ED STRIPED GRENADANA 10
at lsc.. worth 2sc. per yard;
PLAIN OOLORED EMO Sand AozAM-
BIQUEs at 1fsc., worth &c.; .s-'
PLAID JAPANESE SILKS at soc., worth sA.9o J
Elegant styles JAPANESE SILK at q, worth
sl.25 and $3.50;
BLACK sILKs at aI.25, $780, sl.7s. and sa-all
very cheap;
TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN, for waists, at soc.'
worth 7sc. Per yard; 1.s@
GINGHAMS at 10, I2A, 1sa, 20, and a5c
LAWNS at 81. 10, 12A, 1ss, 20, and Csc. per yard
Extra inducements In SWISS, CHECKED,
HAIR-CoRD, NAINsOoK, B A o NE 7,
ORGANDIE, and NULL MUSLlNSi
BISHOP, VICTORIA, and LINEN LAWN;
Genuine FRENCH-WOvE CORSETS-all colors
and sizes-at osc., worth 81; ........
LINEN CHECKS at 2oc., worth aoc.;
COTTON PANTS sTUFFs at 20, rs. and Soc.
worth IS, a5, and 4oc; .,
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES at soc., would be
cheap at si.26; .-f 49, ts,
HoNEY-CoMB QUILTS, large enough for the
largest beds, at &14o, worth 81 so. Extra
quality at $3.50, worth 80; g..e .,,
| LINEN COLLARS at 12sc.. worth 25c.: s.r ya-
| A large stock Of LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
at astonishingfy low prices; ,.l....s.
GENTS GADZE SHIRTS at Soc, worth 81;
DOYLIES or FRINGED NAPKINS at s0c.,
worth 81 per dozen; ,. . ...s
CoLoRED FsUIT DoYLIEs at sl.1o, worth
S1.75 per dozen; g,-,4.;s.; (, a@-,. ..-
TABLE, PIANO.: sMELODIAN. and STAND
COVERS at very low prices .s:a t."ss
SASH, NECK, and BONNET RIBBONS;
HOSE for men, women, and children;
PARAS0ES marked down ever so low, and lower
| than shat; ~ s.s '..H
lREMSTITCRED, TAPE, BORDERED, TUCK
ED, and LACE HANDKERCHIEF Of prices
tomake them go fast; .a5s.s. ,ti9 "s
TABLE CLOTHS, TABLE DAMAsK, NAP.
| KINs, and -DoYLIES at prices that cannot
fail to suit; 1850. . r....-. e .z--...,..
TRAVELLING BAGS and BASKETS;
SARATOGA and other TRUNKS, very cheap
| - JEWELRY,
AND FIVE THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLEs
| 80 AT VERY LOW PRICES.
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"E HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
w all whom 1t may concern that we shall
apply to the Auditor of the city OF Richmond to
issue new CERTIFICATES OF THE CITY
DaBT In place of the following certificates,
which were held by the RICHMOND FIRE ASSO-
CT ALTON, and which have been lost or destroyed:
No. 1877 dated 18th OF December, 1856. and redeem
of March, 1855, redeemaoie Isl of January, 1859,
S2,121. %. HENRY K. ELLYS0N,
49, PETER G. WARWICK,
.*..s-' - @- ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Trustees Of the Richmond Fire Association.
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HAMILTON FASTER d sons
3 81 OF BALTIMORE, Nd, gtfSA -
in order the better meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have established q
- SAMPLE BUREAU, =
and viii, upen application, promptly send by matl
full lines OF SAMPLES! of the NEWEST "A Nd
MOST. FASHIONABLE GOODS, or French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times to sell low not at less prices, than
any house In the country. sEt
Ruytn0 our goods from the largest and most cele.
brated manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock "a at all times promptly
Supplied with the novelties Of the London and
As we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts we are able and willingto sell our goods
nc FROM TEN To FIFTEEN. PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II We gave credit.
! In sending for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired We keep the best grades or every class
OF goods, from the lowest TO this most costly.
Orders unaccomuAnted by the cash VIII be sent
: !PRoMPT-PAYING Wholesale B UY ERs
are invited toinspect the stock in our Jobbng and
package Department. Address o.. e. Z.
- - = HAMILTON EASTER u SONS. z..-,
la7, loo, col, snd aos West Baltimore street,
de Gpu&fly Baltimore, Nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-18

T OST, on Friday, either on the street
IL cars or between Warsaw and Grace ana 50
streets, a ROUND GOLD CHASED BRAC ELET,
with 4 CHAIN attached, which was broken A
reward will be paid for the delivery of the same at
the Dfs D lIch Office. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-18
crawford SPRINGS,
W AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

|. This pleasant SUMMER RESORT was opened
to receive visitors on the LIST OF July, 1871 1t is
situated eighteen miles west OF Stanton, and
threc-ouarters OF mite north Of Pond-Gap sta
ton, 6. and o. railroad, where conveyance will
be dailY in attendance on the arrival OF the carr
sulphur and iron combined, which are noted for
the cure Of chronic dixrrhgi. Alum Will be pro-
Board per day, 81. so per week, -; per month,
sas., Children under IL years and servants half
~ io-1gx MARTIN KUNKLE co.