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DIED.


The goth at IL o'clock m :. The Tes Ne s
vest 18th strectl} HARRY LES, aged eight
m onths and thirteen days.
Ueis dead ard gone--a flower
Horn and wth"rcd In an hour.
CoidIy lies the desth-frost now
On his little rounded brow;
And thu seal Of darkness lies
Ever on his ahroudcd eyes.
He will never feel again
Touch OF human Joy or pain:
Never Will his once bright eyes
Open with glad surpri q:
or the teath-froet leave his brow
AN Is over with him now.
We Law thee in tn" silent tomb,
Sweet blossom Of a day;
We just began TO sec thee boom
" hen thou vast called away.
No little head upon my breast,
No feet upon my Knee.
Dear Lord, low could give him
70 any enc but Thee?
His funeral will take nlnce at O'Clock TO-
Day. The f;iends Of the family are Invited 10
attend
Departed this life or the eo,h Of Jnne: 1871,
twenty minutes 10 O'Clock, ANN CAROLINE
EhSTE Nc. infant daughter OF George anu Chris
tina Koch; aged year 10 months and Il days.
Ftrrwall, Lena, thou art sleeping
Sweetiv Ia thy home or rest;
And we know while we arc weeping
Thou art with The angels blest-
The funeral will t,ke place THIS wv ednesdsyl
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock from the residence OF
her parents. No. I'll Mar6hall street. between
Munfold and Gilmer. The friends and a. quaint
anrcs or the family arc respectfully lnVNed 10 at
te d.
In this CITY, at 4 O'Clock on Saturday morning,
after a srrt but painful Illness OF til rec weeks,
Mrs. TI.lZ ;, vile of John McKcnna, in the Soth
year Of her sSe. .,,oa,o
scranton { ~ and Baltimore papers please
copy.
NUSIA III. GORDON, dauyhtzr OF VIM. Gordon,
OF pcurico couatv, In the I'D GEAR OF her age.
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into A nlace with big name and no houses
or nconle. that it would he uncomfortable 10
NJ, hands, from train captains to firen1en'
It is almost as bad rs having terminus ~
a graveyard. .,o,
No. such scheme would be dciusioii'
Trade and transportation are oe'tci 'on-
aro+o, nv st;ckinr TO the place where the
o,,t,y.rl, and inward trade meets. 10 anc
80 fro;chts arc more certain. Ships In bal
,.s, oro scarcer at that place than any
a,,orc else. Give the vessel an inward
freight and it can afford to take the outward
at lower rate, rs can be proved by innu-
mcrable illustrations in the trade of this
city.
Kven In the case Of a vessel too large to
find easy passage to Richmond--and there
is not one in fifty engaged in our trade that
experiences any such dtliculty-it is one OF
the easiest Of processes to drop her down
the river partly loaded, and to fill up her
cargo BY lightcrage and towage. The work
is quick and cheap, and the vessel would
have bad her inward freight, and besides
getting her outward cargo, she makes one
pilotage answer, which would be doubled
were she compelled to deliver at one port
aud ship her outward freight at another.
Our opinion is that if ever railway
company attempts to build Il city i'll any
part of our peninsula it will lie disap'
pointed in all its expectations, and VIII
never be compensated for its outlay. New
cities are not so easily built in old States,
ard certainly such thing is quite improba'
bic where the proposed site OF the new city
not only can have no advantage over the
old city, with which it must compete, but
which, on the contrary, mast be bcset Will
obstacles and dangers unknown TO its az
versary.
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NATIONAL MUSICAL UNIoN.-Phtladel-
phta, June ia convention of musical
societies, for the purpose Of organizing a
general national union for the protection Of
the musical fraternity, met to. day. Dele
gates were present from New York, Phila-
deIphia, Boston, Baltimore, and Chicago.
The convention organized permanently,
with Ii. {. viii, OF New York, president.
A committee, composed OF one from each
delegation, was appointed on the constltu-
ton and bylaws, to report tomorrow.
The session promises to be an important
one, and concerns the whole musical pro.
tesSlon.
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yPFAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

TRESH ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
We bave Just received from the North large
addition to our stock OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Embracing all The novelties Of the season, such
as ~-s.-...-.
Plain MoHAiR GaENADINEsc cheap and ETY.
lish;
Handsome BRcCHg GRENADINES
Full stock Of IRON GRTNADlHES,
JAPANESE PCPLINS and SILKS,
WIFI E and COLORED PIQUES,
CANB2ICS, LAWNS, and PE2CALES.
~ BROWN VICTORIA LAWN, for trimming;
a. WHITE LINEN LAWN, &C., &C. ..
Also, a full liue OF
CAS-IMEREs, LINENS, ana COTTONADES,
SHEETJNGS,
SHI.TISGJ,
TABLE DAMASE,
EAPKIE3,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
EOTI0ES, &C.
Beautiful stock LLAMA LACE POINTS, SEA-
SIDE UMBRELLAS and PARAsoLS;
All Of which we sre offering at the lowest market
prices. JOhS N. "o'.f1a'
III Main street,
,e1a Opposite Dispatch Office.
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HIS LANGUAGE is PLAIN.-GREELEY is at
his post. Mondays Tribune says Of para
graph in the Mobile Register:
Whether the said Greeley is 'proies-
>ional pb!!anthropisC,' &C., or the writer
Of the above is It li.u, others will Judge"
Ula paragraph in the Wilmington Gazette
the same issue Of the TriJuae says:
Whoever is responsible for this story is
Il liar. whose bascncss affords ut least an
excuse for the retention Of the Whipping
post in Delaware"
We expect to see in the Tribune very
soon lecture upon the personalities of the
moral or the southern Press.
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NJ L. D. B R / G G s,
CLD-EsTABLIsHED BAKERIES,

CLU-EoI 3DLISnED DIAhEH11D
7os MAIN STREET AND ace BROAD STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day, t.
BEEAD, CARES, AND CRACKERS,
of all kinds, made Of the b2st material and work
nanship, and as good as can be found at any essab
llshment or the kind Ia the country. The largest
variety of plain, fjncy, and ornamental CANES
In the city. BRAD. HOLLIS, BISCUITS, anc
BUNS Of all kinds. CRACKERS as good as can
be AIDE here or elsewhere, fresh every diy whole
sale and retail-as good as the best and cheap al
the cheapest. Call and examine for yourselves.
PIC-hIC5 SUPPLIED on the moss reasonable
trims.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
atepd do. jeN-3m
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The Philadelphia Bulletin says DR.. TAY-
LoE's book of travels is zone Of the most
rpjoyah!e" it has ever read that his re-
Elections are fully rs original as MARK
TwAIN's. DC, sc. The Bulletin reproduces
the following noteworthy conversation
which the Doctor once had with General
LEE, and Which he " distinctly" remcm-
bers:
Gen. Lee to Me-" Take that horse outer
thai corn there
ITO Gen. Lee.-" YcSur."
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Ny NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAIEks
AT HOME ALSO.

1
AT HOME ALSO.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
Kecpinc their stock new End fresh At al seasons,
are getting IN daily, By express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID snd CHENE JAPANESE POPLlNS,
FANCY ORHAEDIES and JACONEGS for hot
More or their best quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COLURED PlQUES,
rIOUE TRIMMINGS, . l..
BeaItiful new PRINTS, all the recent patterns, IN
endless variety PERCALES also,
RACK TAmtSE FOR summer mou; ming dresses,
RACK CHALLIES, yecy best quality,
RLACK "a and o. MOUSE L1SES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and CT Az f
CRAZE SETS and COLLARS,
EMB RUIi,KRIES * lovely lott,
LINEN and LACE SETS,
LACE-TRIMMED COLLARS,
MUSLIN SLESYES,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &c.
BOYS, AND GENTS, GOODS.
White and Colored Linen Drills and Ducks !;
Fancy Cassjmcres, French as we'll as Virginia.
made; Vestings In every style: Socks, Collars,
&c; Linen Bosom Shirts GaLZe Shirts Draw
ers Black and Colored Silk and Thread Gloves,
&c. &c.
Everything sold OF best quality, and at the very
lowest prices, and nothing endorsed but whist Is
good of It's kind. 4. L. PKICE & CO.,
iea 110l Main street.
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AT COST, AT COST, AT COST.
On account of removing on the 1at Of July, tt
'''' '''' No. ais BROAD STREET.
an d having too large stock to cary over: vii
|, ell up TO thst time, my ENTIRE STpCh OF
G,'ODS at and helo cost, consisting in part or
JAPANESE PGPLINS,
JAPANESE SILKS,
BLACK and FIG URED GRENADINES,
LAWNS, PERCALES,
PIQUEs,
LACE SHaWLS,
ED GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
TOWELS,
QUILTS,
and other articles too numerous TO mention.
l have Il large and complete assortment o. CAS-
SIHERES End GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
aL3O.
some Of those fine WHITE LINEN HlhTS lett
only desire all those in want of bargains &c
come and convince themselves OF the above FACTS
Closed DC SATURDAYS.
JULIUS SYCLE,
lee s03 Main street.
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PROPOSALS.

ITO BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals will
i be receiver by The undersigned at the office Of
the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, IN the city or VIII
Ii,msburg, Va, until July sd. at IL clock NJ for
HOaK. PAIYrING, &c, necessary for the cree
tim and completion OF The extensions and addl-
tous TO the aDove.namsd Asylum, according to
piano and specifications on file AID to be seen
y! the office Oh The superintendent.
Proposals must state the estimate for each
branch of The work separa ely. and beendorsed,
parter's Work" Proposal for Painting" &c.
TIL. committee reserve the right 10 receive and
reject any or all proposals offered, If deemed for
thu interest OF III: Institution to do s..
+. WiLLAuU SMITH,
Z. TtTTLG, 7 Com.
lie I'D d.. Y. BROW ER,
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EROEkEesS, &c.

GhnERAL AGENT
FOR tbs
NGMTn AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF
NEW YORK.
Office lois Main street,
Richmond, Va,
(opposite the post-ofice. J
Thankful for the patronage extended to him by
the citizens of Richmo1d, b1gs leave to inferm
tn. IN that from this da.e he Will conduct, In con-
uecLion with his insurance business, a
GENERAL BROKERAGE BUSINESS
FOR THE
SALE And PUSCHaSE
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MARRIED.

=, baltimore on the sth instant BY the heS:
u! IN u. Davis, CONWAY ROBIHSom, 81
Richmond, Va, 60 KATE Il. KING, oil bai''-
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We read OF Mr.. Butler, who Is arrang-
ing q big hen farm near Geneva, ILL.,, on
which he expects to keep Is, 900 hens Of the
choicest breeds.
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RSTSlnIias CHANCES.


kNUE SALE,
aJIDS EGURFD SY PLT DGE OF
Panrl OF THE STATE Uf vi nblNiA.
$50 90 per cent. Coupon Bonds o. the UnlTe
siy Ct Ti!g:n3a. IDc state by act approved
March o. 1871, authorized The issue Of these bends
ana p!e1ged AS security the revenue OF III. Un!veT
sity u.d the whole properly used 0y the University
o~ued bv the state The value OF this property Is
o?er $500 GEO. $4,000 Is tho whole amount OF The
loan. PAShE6 u. IHBELb o. ~,
my OHM 18th street
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yg,HIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING
DRESS GOODS NOW OPENIEa
S. HIBs HIS,
se7 BROAD STREET.
Just received, JAPANESE PoPLINs, In now
styles, at 25c.;
F1G'D GRENADINES, all colors, at &c.;
PURE LLAMA LACE SHAWL5 at as;
FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced to 2"c.
ANDRUSCOGGIN FRUIT OF THE LOON and
BATES B. B. gICH'D COrT0 rs at ls3c.
Wamsutta, New York Mills and Ddycl BLCH'D
COJTONs;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS, PLAID MUSLINS;
ORGANIZE MUSLINS, BISHOP LAWNS;
A large line Of saEETINGS and HOUSEFuRN-
IsHING GOODS, In great variety.
TRIMMING SILKS, ell colors;
CHALLIES, in bright shaces
FRENCH LAW Ms and G1NGHAms;
mys g. HIssH, s27 Broad street.
lust RECEIVED, ELEGANT AS
sor.ment Of
LACE tUlNIS 6Eu SAQUES,
in great variety.
ap2s CARDOzo. EoURQUREAE & co.
CPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PARA
SOILS, sun UMBRELLAS, WHITE PARA.
SOILS, and LACE COVERS.
"a, r.onc1n rcrrporprAE a m
pY EVERY STEAMER WE RECEIVE
large addltiona to cur stock of DRESS GOODo,
DRESS SILKS &C., &C.
ap22 CARDOZo, FOURQUREAN & 90.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO sec
AND ovEe DELIVERED In ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE. MD,
IN order the Sef " e have
SaMPLE BUREAU.
and viii, upsp application promptly SenS Sy mail
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at All times 10 sell as low II not at less prices than
any house In the country.
Ruyinp our goods from the largest and most cele-
bratad manufactures In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and Importing the same by steamers direct
10 baltimore our Etock IS a. al LINES promptly
supplied with the novelties of the London and
As we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts. are able and willing TO sen our gooGs
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In eending for samples, specify the KING OF goods
desired, We keep the best grades OF every class
of goods, from the lowest 10 the most costly.
Croers una coon tnied by the cash will be sent
C. q. d.
are nyitcd to Inspect the stock In Jobblng and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER Il .S3,
LOT, 100. 20l, ana 3aa W est Baltimore street,
de 6Tu&Fiy Baltimore Nd.
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slSRY@saUUBss
GREAT RUSH FOR THEBARdANs'
SECOND WEEK OF OUR REGULAR SEmi'
~; ANHUAL CLOSING SALE.

rr,bro,darad Bersees at is. 20, and 1sc.: -, n
six. Figured, and striped Grenadines az s'T ~
oraan ATE and Jaconet Lawns st l2s, 1e 40 and
White p nc %, ~. s74, Soc, &C.;
HasntifuI ,raparese Silk Patterns at 80;
Peal lama Lace stavl5 st To- u, Is, 20, and $25
Rest Pongee SILK Parasols ut $50 and %;
First-auality Kid Gloves at SLIPS every pair WET
ranted.
Black White, and Coored AlpaS =; BACK G,ena
Hainsooks. SWisses, Tsrlatans, Orsandies, Table
Linens. I,iprn and Gotten shestDgs, sapka,,n ns,
Towels, Quilts, Black and Golorsd GI rem
ShawIs, sItd everything In the Dry Gooos INC
give W - WA. THALHIMER & SONS,
.s No SOL BROAD corner 9Th street,
1910 Broad street Dry Goods EMPORIUM.
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MEEksHS S.
office RICHMOND AND PETERSBUEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY, :
RICuNOSD. Juue 3. ISL. }

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBUEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOSD, June 3. lel.
Alta MEETING OF THE BoAaD OF
~ pIRECTJ kS OF the Richmond aud Peters
Jug R4ilro&d Company, held at The Office of the
co pany Oh the Sih day OF june, 1871, IL was re-
seized and OF d. red that general meeting q Inc
stockholders of the comp be called 20 be held at
tie ollie OF the company, near the corner O. hyru
WEDNFSDkI, the l2,h CAV Of July, 1871. at IL
O'Clock NJ, TO consiGer AID act upon q colnmunl-
c,tiun from the Bp&rd OF Public W orks dttcd Inc
1elh dsv of Alrii, 1871, IN reliton TO the -cu-
lIOn of contract requl; ed Dy the h's scctio:.
OF an act entitled an az. directing ihe BOARD Oh
puh,ic Works 10 sell. c.. &c, &C., approved
,Itrrh Is ls7l, end such Othsr business as may be
u, ought before ths meeting.
,.ulics Is hereby given that general Ineetlnp Oh
ire Stockholders of he Richmond and PctefshuTg
Et!lroad Com pany be held at the time and piece
IN. Itioned Ia the -egnins resolution.
tItsMaS IL. ~ n NJ, PRECEDENT.
NV. WARRINGTON, Sec'y aad rreas'r.
je3-Id
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WANTS.

WANTED, a young man of substantial
MILLIrG BUrINhSS to 20 to The Country: or
one Is or is years Of age to Iesrn the trade. For
inform alton, apply to WIN. b. II e MAN,
te 81. an 4.s north 9Th street.
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EEOTMlE g..

GUNNER CLOTHING.
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
BROWN DUCK SUITE
CARYIOT SUITS,
WHITE MAkSEILLES VESTS,
DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
LINEN BUSTERS;
all this seasons make; NICE, NEAT, TASTY, and
can't be equalled In this market either as TO style
o5p:l0e. Call at NEW sr0ka Il IA s%I .E1i:'
NONE BUT NEW GOODS,
TO BE CONVERTED INTO CASH.
sKELEToN CASHMERE SUITS,
SKELETON CHEvo1T SUITS,
SKELETON FLANNEL SUITS,
SKELETON DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
BROWN DUCK SUITS,
BROWN LINEN SUITS,
SILK-VARP ALPACA SACKS,
CCTToN-WARP ALPACA SACKS,
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS,
and complete assortment Of
FURNIsHING GOODS.
adapted to the season
GALL NEW GOODS, ANDAT Low PRICES"
DEvLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICE.
my23 $3.50
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Sioohs' ooND'' "''' "'' IN COMMISSION
WIN, b. ISAACS IL Co., BANKERS, |
R1HrINInNn VA lime 6. lSIl.

WIN. B. ISAACs IL Co.. BANKERS
RICHMOND. VA. June s. ISM
YNHE SECOND AUDITOR OF VlR.
i GINA snn1un:es that the funding under an
s.act to provide for the funding and payment or
the public debt" Will commence on 5tn Juiy'
proxiIno, and requesting persons to apply In per-
SON or place their stock IN the hands OF some one
outside OF bis office, as official duties Will preclude
cit, ntion thereto, &C. .,,.,
The underaigned having favorable facilities;
vii give personal attention 10 the Interests OF
those who may place their stock Win them tof
funcicg. lie s-d&wlm] WIN. Il. I&AAGs g co.
7 DAMS NEGOTIATED,
IL COLL EDITIONS, and return OF proceeds
promptly IN adc by W. Is. ROBINS,
jcl5-3In heal Estate Agent, Ills Main Ut.
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DIssO1yTross & PARTNER HIPS.

DHSSOLUTTOgs e PARTNER HIPS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ PUbLIL that the co-pAranership heretofore
exIsiog between the undersigned under the name
and style of MAYO & NOBLE was Oh the 10Th day
OF June, 1911, dissolved by mutual CONSENT and all
Isiness relations betHeen them are hereby de-
cia1 ed to be terminate as to the future. aenrge
W. Mayo is alone authorized to wind up the busl-
ness AID collect The debts dae to the concern.
Ill persons inGch eu TO E.ayo 81 Noble are re-
Uuesteu to ssIte with him forthwith.
GEIRtE ". MAYO,
GiiOS. j NOELs.
RICHMOND June 16, ISL. jcl7 diw&law4w
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-The firm
~ off. +. BURCII Il co. WAS dissolved on the
lst Gag of May last BY mutual con:ent. blr. JAS.
NICK aNZiE, who has the books and papers, Will
-~'''' ~ X. T. Blu Ci,
JAMES MCKENZIE,
4. j. FAlDAN.
Richmond, June II, 1871.
Having taken The house formerly occupied by
r.. I. Bur, h < Gov tor the purposes OF con1uct-
liz the G.sJGEt.i aCd GUMM Sclj.. BUS1-
&s,S mos: respectful? solicit the patronage or
the friends Of the ord tirm and the pubic gtner-
ally, ana promise my Undivided attention 10 all
ord RS Tor goods and The Sale Of prodnCe.
JanEo NICK ESZ1E.
Richmond, June IA, 1871. 1e 1851"
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NEANUFAC TUEED TObA~Co
lYl AGENCY.
HAY A Ma CT 6 4 K y.

EANUFAC CT y Il T. ID IObA~Io
wi AGENCY.
AS agents for the IN anulsc:u ers' we ches - Inc
trads The following well known brands CHEW
ING TOBACCO:
Thos. C. Williams & Co.'S celebrated V" Az
REM TOBACCO.
Thos. j. Hsrdgrove's celebrated ELEHhAHi
TOBACCO. D,,.oa
!. Rowie,,s FLUyANNA LEAF TOBACCO
., ~ D"" i. q. TAsDY co.
EINE CHEWING AND SAlOhlNd ~.
II BACCy.-lo boxes Paris @easi toGas g.,
Golden star Smoking Tobacco Flowers s ~
giuia Smoking Tobacco; SlIgti Queen onoA'"~
fobacco Courier smoking Tobacco ro
anm s25 Broad STREET.
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| WANTED, a first-class MItLINER. l
iSf will give good wages ana cous;ant employ
meIt 10 No. MILLlNER. y :st references re-
ouired MISS G.. L. PAh2,
/ te 2l .3t* t No. 1873 Main street.
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FERTILIZERS.

DURE NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.-l
have tust received. direct from the mines,
cargo OF the best NOVA SCOTIA LUAr rLa -,
TEE hare ever seen in this maEket, m6teh d. ~.
70 whics hog To csli the attention. OF commission
merchants, and all others wanting pure aha n nn
article snd rs the dry season Is row coming :, va
Pi. AsY,sk rreeIy. ard as u PURE article VIII tos1
no more tnsn a common. instruct your c.ni, ,s.
sion merchants u send none gu. q Hesh sne p"A'
article, which can De had OF
"~ D. ". MuvHE, south side or D2cs,
,n- % ~, foot nth 81 Richmond. Va.
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DIED.

BAIRD. On the 18th instant, JAMES ALEXAN-
DER, infant Of James b. and Margaret Ann
Bard.
His funeral win take place from his parents res
idence, Stones farm, opposite Columbian College, at
lOO'clOck Saturday morning, July LIST. The friends
and acquaintances Of the family respectfully in
Tited 70 attend.
DATCHER. On Wednesday afternoon, at 81
o'clock. CHARLES DATCHEH, aged 50 years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence, No.
1913 street, n. W., tomorrow friday afternoon
81 O'Clock.
HANDY. On the 18th instant, EDWARD G..
HANDY. aged 50 years
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence, 500
street 8. E, on Friday, at O'Clock p. m.
RAWLINGS. On June 18th, JOSEPH n. HAw-
KINGS, aged Is years. IL months and % days. He
leaves widowed mother and three sisters TO mourn
his loss. Virginia papers please COPY.
His languishing head l. at rest,
Its thinking and aching are DER.
His Quiet, anmOvable breast
Viii heaSe by affection no more. LW.
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nrCanal-boat races aIe a Georgia excitement

e<Canal-bOat races are OTcOft,la eXCltem memo.
.~Tbcra Is great distress in Paris, two hun
,,,eSyran-I forty thousand people being dependen
on charity tor food
.5-S+ iouis is generously giving Chicago a
lift towards the next census by driving out its
gamblers
sIFalse eyebrows are quite in vogue. They
e. made 80 that they bristle with indignation,
or droOp in sympathy. They are said to hasten
proposals.
az-s.If Won viii only do wrong and feel sorry
On California gaIlows, and meekly took his de-
parture.
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MARRIED..

BRTNI-SNITH. On Wednesday, June 2lst, at
a. Church OF the Ascension, by the Rev. Orlando
Hutton. D. n, CHARLES BRUNI to MARTHA T..
SMITH, both Of this city.
pOWNING-CRAMPSEY. On the 18th instant,
Nv the Rev Mason Noble, CHARLES X. DOWNING
~ Miss ELIZABETH X. CRAMPSEY, daughter Of
John 7. CramPsey, Esq, both Of Washington, ID. O..
No cards.
EYNOLDS-NEADS- On the I'D OF June, at
,be residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev.
Joseph Wilson. JOSEPH 5. REYNOLDS, Of Rich
nond, Va, 10 Mise IDA BELLE MEADS, eldest
daughter Of VIM Meals, Esq, Of Washington, ID.
G. Richmond, Va, and Baltimore Sun papers
please COPY
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- MIS- GTRLs.-Girlss selling news
~ =, VcompetitiOn with the smart gamins of
EsT Worn are now an established fact of "me-
80 Iitay, iifs'' Nearly all these girls under
my, vears Of ace, and the character of their
ooscrpafi0u is said to be very demoralizing to
- yEbiIe their earnings are very small.
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EVENING STAR.

.-.,,,,., JACKSON DONELsoS.-Maior An
a! IaeEson Donelson, whose sudden death in
IsmSsis AT the age Of " years has been an
ncunced, was graduated second IN GAS s,. =.
elsSso-r 81 Andrew Jackson during the two
$50 Of his administration and was Afterwards
IoinistSr plenipOtentiary from the republic OF
Texas Berlin on his re edior H or the wash
ceeveu TIior and was the candidate for Vice
rESs5Ient on the Fillmore ticket in 1856. during
49, zen years he has lived in retirement on
rs plantation near Australia, MISS