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THE "SALT-WATLR CAUSE.-THE fol-
lowing little story is happy illustration of
the embryonic " saltwater" emporiums of
Virginia:
"'What is the size Of this placc?' asked
a New Yorker of the conductor, just ;ftcr
the brakeman had sung out 'O-pe-l-ka at
Southern sutton, where not house was
visible among the pines except ii rambling
shed called an eating saloon.' ITS about
as big as New York, was the ready answer,
but it isn't built up YETI"
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Hon. JEFFERSON DAy1s,-A ridiculous
story is going the rounds of the sensational
press to the effect that Hon. jefferson Davis
ran on with another mans wife on Ia h;s
gay night, the 18th instant, from Me ha pais
Tenn, taking the train tor HunssV VIZ ,,a a,
AS there is class Of people wn s.ad Ia aae e
to believe anything that may De sai ; aath ~
the Confederate ok II w Rar not pc
Hotel N Isst,more, on Wednesday, the
10Th instant which would have allowed
him ahn1,t fwentY-four hours in which to
make trio OF some 800 miles. OF course
the story ia q pure fabrication, and very
dlseracsful one for its author Baltimore
iSaL1s. $780, .,s..-.ss.
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me- BATCHELOR'S 81 Al r u E.
This sunerb Hair Dye J., the best In the world
PERFECTLY harm ess, reliable, and instantaneous :
NO disappointment; no ridiculous tints or aiss-
creeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Batcneior .
Hair Dye produces immediately splendid b te.
~ Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, ssit'
beautiful does not contain particle OF LEAD OF
INV injurious com pound. Sold by all Druggists
Tac.nrv. 10 bond STREET, N. Y. jy n-eodiy
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The WAY TO WoRK.-On Sunday last the
gauge ofthe Louisville division Of the i,hio
and Mississippi railroad, from Louisville to
Mt. Vernon, a distance Of lfty-two miles,
was changed from six feet to four feet eight
and a-half inches in the short space of seven
hours. This was quick work, indeed. Sun
day was chosen rs the day for the work be-
cause on that day there would be nc inter-
ference with transportation.
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~ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
The largest variety OF CAKES at BRIGG %
BAKERY, 707 Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIG6s'S
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
PIES At s, 10, and lie. piece at BRIGGS's
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUsK, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o1 Main street
PICNIC SUPPL1Ee, at the shortest notice, ut
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Unicn HIlln can
be supplied with all of these at Mr. R0BERT
WERNE'S, on 10Th street, near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BhIGGs'S BAKERY,
iva TOT Main street.
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aDRY s1DlaD3.
CLOSING OUT SALE.

GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE.
~, sUmmER GOODS MARKED DOWN RE-
ALL GABDLESS OF COSr.
MIST BE SOLD AND WILL BE SOLD.
ppGT1IAK PANIC PRICES-HUW 10 THE
Nv 1' FOR LOWE
IL var6e JAPANESE PEPLIN for Sl.5 Worih ~;
IN Yards aA oL PdPLIH for Soc, worth SLOW
~ Yards MAkII POPLIH Tor 81, worth %;
is yaros slARL POHLIN for 75c., worth 81,
rs wards FiGURED GREhA piHAS lelack gfomno
and also colored grouLd ) for 81 cheap a. W. q,
Beautiful tstriped) B RUWh SILK GREkADlNE
only Csc, worth 75c. per ys1d;
GKENhDINE eHAWI s At SO, worth %;
Elegant FRENCH LAWNS 12sc., worth 29c.; ms.
A lsrge lot Of lad es' and Misses SAIL 1E Hap,
A few BUFF IIEEN SUITS for ladies, ready
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.. .-...,
WHITE SHIFTS for 81. is worth ok; -,,
IISLE.THREhD UNDERoH1HTS 6Sc'' "oI'h
J,IrE'N BOSOMS. very fine:
V.ry fine ri. S.) HAEDKERCH]EFG "5c', Woltn
Fine WH1rs TWILLED DRAWERs-best;
uHAki,OTTESVILLE ChSSIME res;
Rifle (codting) FL ANN sL, very hne;
The besr IL MEN SHEET1NGs;
1o-4 ia, and i2-4 MARSElLLES QUlLTS-su-
New York Mills COTTON. orc: ,,,,,,,, =,
The hest worldwide BLEACHED ana BROWN
o' LUCK WALL. e ROUSS,
loo, :. 1913 Main street.
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FIRST TRIP FROM NORFOLK steamer
Pallsade returned from Norfolk yesterday
afternoon, having made her first through
trip. Owing to The large amount of freight
She did not reach her wharf here until quite
~ lute hnur
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ME- JULY Is, 1871.
NEW DRY GOODS.
GOODS ADVANCING EVERY HOUR.
Tho nro1oneation Of The European war has caused
aIYance in all foreign fabrics, and the rise Ia
,nooI and cotton In this country has advanced al
Tomestic goods from 20 to rs per cent, stu as long
as our pres ent stock lasts we Shall Sell NJ prices
ruIing during the past season.
Our stock Is fun for the season and new gooas
a 1Nha s epdi GoTlfoN sHEET1NGs all widths,
JRi:H LINENS, PILLOW LINENS, DIAPERS;
NAPKINS, BROWN and BLEACHED COT
TONS and TOWELS;
UMBsELLAS and PARASOLS, in variety,
LINEN and LACE SETS, C.LLAks and
HEMsTI r6HiEp and EMBROIDERED HAND
Hos1 REF.a ahuzt SHIRTS;
LINEr-BOSOM SHIRTS, ....
IRON GRENa DIMES and BLACK MOHAIR
GRENADINES, 25c.:
SOLID CAMBRIA and LAWNS for TRIM
ORGANDIEs, LAWNS. JACONETs. &c;
Superior BLACK GaOSS GRAIN SILKS
FANCY COLORED SILKS, very low,
WHlTG ORGANIZES,
MANSIONS, MUSLINs
Splendid line new PRINTS, every pattern,
JAPANkSE POfLINS,
VEsTINGs, &C.,
T. z. PRICE & CO.,
jyb Corner Main and 18th streets.
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BLAcaUE BEY:-Thls gentleman, who was
tho Turkish minister TO this Goyernme,f
for some time, and who had been trans
ferred some time since to Greece, and set
out for that post, we learn is now again to
return to the United States and continue
TO represent his Government here. He had
arrived at and was about to sail from Hayre
for this country at last adYicss.-.Baltimore
Sun.
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.oaeol nn 1omaa ..riser xithont having a

vessel on James river without having
pilot on board. - ,o.T q
Paytop. r, Fl. p. Robinson, j. d. ferSa'
son. E. Dillon, James Gordon:
The Committee on Outward TRADE arg e. .
O. Noting, WIN. Il. Palmer, A. Boihng' D.
c Tardy, Chas. skinker. .,o other
Alter the consideration OF some Quiet
matters the board adjourned.
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M WANTED, THE PEOPLE no

~ 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. ST.
CARS, &C., we can new walt on everybody, and
send them home rejoicing at their bargains, and
win deliver their goods free.
VIRGINIA TEAAND COFFEE CO.,
jy15 Corner Main and eth streets.
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PERSONAL.

SHIRLEY P. DOWDY, of Manchester,
- Chesterfield county. Va, who married AN
ME E. BLUNT on The Let day Of March, 1871,
under peculiar circumstances, has succeeded III
obtaining Just and legal divorce from the bonds
Of matrimOny. ltk
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS LEE GUARD,
July 90 ISL.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 12.-Al-
VI lend quarterly Meeting Of the en- a
ptny, II the i.sw Building uiesr Wig offtcs), "
THIS ENGM!N.i, ut 81 G'co k. Business OF II
Importance will he transacted, and all should be
present. By ord.r OF III Captain.
liz G. Il. NORTON, @. S.
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MIR. Vallsndigham's intimate personal and
political friends are 10 meet in Dayton,
Ohio, Atout the LIST of August, to take
measures TO raise funds for monument to
his memory.
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rNHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

rTHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The undersigned have rented the RED SUI
PRUR SPRINGS ESTABLISHMENT the pres
cut season, and the same Is
NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Every eXertion has been made TO render all VINO
COME comfortable In all respects.
The table will be furnished with every luxury
Rooms with fire places will be supplied, and ev:.
eryth,rg done that may conduce TO the health and
comfort Of fnvaiids. -
West Virgins, - miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad 1t Dublin depot, at which
point conyeYances will be found ready to convey
passengers over. fine turnpike t. the Springs.
They are distant Il miles from the Greenbrier
white Sulphur, TN the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
road, from which point passengers viii De coz
veyed to these Springs by commodtous stage
Ths Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral water, aud, in the language Of hundreds
who have visited and been cursd oy them, we may
repeat, "are the most valuable minera! waters on
the continent" This water Is already speclhc
for all forms Of puimon try dfsease, ana is last
becoming the Mecca OF consunpt1ve5. IL mas Also
been found specific in bronchitis and tnroa! dis-
eases, diseases OF The EeafL chronic dlarrhGa,
chronic hepatitig, nervous trrt2blity, scrolaiA,
and female diseases, &c: Persons ceslrlpg FUR.
Their information regarding the virtues OF THESE
waters viii be furnished by mail with pamph
containing the evidence of distinguished puSo
clans and others. -,
NORFOLK Virginian and Wilmington (DeiswaIel
Gazette Will please copy for one montn, aDu heRu
bill to proprie:ors for ptyment
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
~- ONE HUI ND E E d THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRY GOODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

The owner of the store we now occupy demand
Ing larger rent than we can af1rd to pay ana
continue to sell as che1p as we have done hereeo-
foro we offer our whole stock at prices that Will
ensure speedy sale.
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GENITAL DEPOT J
MONTGOMERY County, Va. I
,Juna xT.h, 1911.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
i visiting the New siYer White sulphur. Tor
Eggleston's Springs) that boat: fitted up Tor the
purpose, Will leave here every TUESDAY MORN
ING after LIST July for these Springs
am prepared to furnish all visitors with &C.
Communications ut my Hotel, at this place, tnd
will gee that they get to the boat In time. In
quire for tie Wilson House.
~ 10-1m :, 4. 5. w lLSON.
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SCHOOL.

Several persons having expressed TO me de-
sire to have their children prosecute their studies
during the summer months, have determined 10
have session OF eight we, ks, BEGINNING Jnly GOTH
TERsS: $3.50, SIS, and Satisfactorily In 40
For further particulars, apply through the post
Office. WA, - ,,nv =.
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, ~.
sALEM ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.

t,on will commence on the 9Th DAY CT SEP
Fxnenses for session of ten months, including
hoard. tuition room rent fuel lights, and all In
cidentalS. SOS. rs,
1he expense to students boarding with private
| families will be about $50 more.
For particulars address the PRESIDENT,
" II lot FEY. ID. 4. BITTLE, d. y.
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nATAPsCO' FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.

70 NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.
This institute has been IN operation for thirty
ye.Ts, and enjoys q national reputation. Win
reeontatiyes from Of the states, princi-
paliy south and southwest. It's location 10 pre-,
ently healtbful. central ana e. ny reacnso
Tor circulars address Mss. Z. II. ARCHER,
" is od2m Ilicott City Post~oflce, hd.
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1v1a eod OF Chairman Of the Faculty.
BAPTIST FEMALE IN
.; S1ITUTE, ' ~

GTAUNTON BAPTIST FEMALE IN
= SJITUTE, -. T."
H.. JOHN HART. A. a., Principal,
aided by Rev. GEORGE g.. TAYLOR and other
accom- plishet teachers.
This school offers very fun and thorougn course
of Study In Ancient Languages, mod,rn Lam,
gnsges, Mathematics, Moral philoso ply, Naspe u
Sc ences Iinc!udug course OF Lectures on rhys
ture and the Fnslish Language and Composition:
The d. partments OF Music, and Drawing Ano
Paintiug are III tn hap DIS Of the best teacher5:
te1ober lalh, aud ends about goth June. t:h'''"
.- CHARGES FOR ENTIRE SESSION :,
Board including fuel, wachtng, and Lights $2lo "
Tuition in Collegiate lepar- ment I'm, <,..,
cludIug Anc. md Modern LSnguages), 3soe9 fse
Tuition In Preparatory Departnc IT.. s SoW'''
Music, with use of piano tor practice...' soo
Drawing and Painting at usual rates.
Apply to Principal for full ther inlormation.
~ 6-eOdi9tk -.
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DlCHMUND COLLEGE,

The next session opens on MONDAY, october
ID. "A full Collegiate Course OF Instruction Is
The entire expenses of a student, including
board In messing cluos tuition, and ether COLLEGE
fees, fuel. lights, and washing, need not exceed
expenses if board lie had III private famtlies, will
be 1850. ,,,
perieuced professors, Is connected with the Col
lege. .ss-osa
For catalogue and further Tarticuars ADDRESS
:. ~ $500 b. PURYEAR,
.r1a God ~ Charm an of the Faculty.
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MILLINERY.


TREAT REDUCTION 40 o
yRSNs
Mss r. G MCLTM0RE
has quite 4 number cf very handsome ly-trimmed
BOENET5 and AATS, which she will sell .ry
CHI. ap. as the seaTod is So far advanced at cost
a:id cyeH b low cost. jy post
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EE'EsMGS.

HEECHANICS' TRADES UNlON.-Ine
lyi regular meeting OF the IRA DIES UNION :If
KitiIi MflND will be held at Schott's MGntlceho
Han THIS EVENING at 81 clGck; , al @ eevsn
ri repOris. A full attendance is earnestly re-
onested, rs the new introdlcti1us viii ne OF no
Ilstle consequence to the mech mics OF hlcinohu'
Nv or der ur G.. Il. Harding, President. r
~ j. j. BDY,iEN. Cor. Fcc,y.
r LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH @yWyg
4 CHAPTER, No. 43.-Compantons: sSYNTs
A lt-nd a stated coDvoeatirn o. your chap A4ssAN&
ter in the Masonic Hsll. b road stree. SH<1SsO
THIS (rhurSday) EVENING, July 2oLh, at 7
O'Clock.
MEmbcrs Of our sister chapters and transient
con- panions in good standing arc lratcrnaliY IN
y.ted to attend.
BY order Of The ID. #. II. T..
Rirbnnond. A, L., sS7I, A, o. 1871, A. j. 240l.
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a TTENTIoN, WORKING MEN.-Call
n on 4. 3. NEWBURE an0 see hon T S f1r + tf 20
tp,sin~ snn of $50, In monthly instsn ents' oeau-
ttin1iv situa ted near Richmond:. Apply 10
tnthy eA' X Il. NENBURN, lON main st,
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HUGUENOT SPRINGS,
PowHATAN COUNTY, VA {.

The undersigned have oprned this well-known
Water!r place TOT the Sc sGn. It's prox NIFTY -
Richmond and Petersburg sffOrds pleasant and
healtny resort for the families Of those doing bu-
siness In the city.
TIE sulrhur water is similar to that OF the
Greanhrier White-the chalyOeate equal 10 anyin
the state.
band Of music will be In attendance.
Cur liable shall be well supplied at all times, and
we pledge our personal attention TO the com, orts
Of Cur guests. WESSON SuBLcTt.
Charge per day.. ........."...,"..$2 9
Charge per month................. Is on
Charge per mooth, for the season. 10 90
Servants and children half price.
Persons lie avtnz Richmond by .he J. awhile road
at aA0 p. M. for Coalfed will find comfortable
conveyances to the Sprinzs. )e B-lm
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- = :. =. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July 10, 1871
AND YORK RIVER
* RAIL Road COMPANY........Plai
Against
Brsyten & Co and others. Defendants.
IN THE cHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
By decree entered In this cause on the 18th Of
July 1871 the court doth order that one OF It's
10 issioners 90 inquire
list. Whether the property In the bill mentioned,
upon which certain creditors OF the defendants,
Thomas Il. Brayton & Co., have caused attach
ments to be levied was or WIS not the property OF
the said Thos. 4. Brayton q Co. at toe time the
said attachments were levied. G..
. I'd. What is the value Of the property 30 at.
tachsd, In whose possession the said property has
been since the said attachments were levied upon
1t, and what would be a fair compensation for the
use OF The said property since the said attachments
were levied.
Sd. What liens exist upon the said prop 'rty, by
whom Eeld, their amount, and the order OF their
priority.
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on TUESDAY, the 10 h day OF Septem-
Der, 1871 at u % clock ~, the time and my Of
ice, on 1lth street. between Main and Bank s.s.,
In The city oil Richmond, as the place, to make the
inquiries ordered by The foregoing decree.
THOS. j. EVANS,
. ~ se-1aw4w Commissioner In Chancery.
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RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1871.

RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1871.
RSON AL. My name is MARY
L RAKES. am here In search OF my mother,
as I have heard that she is In the city. She for
merly belonged to Henry Rakes after MS de sbe
has three grandchildren with her. Their names are
Sammy, George, and Betsy. George Is com ieeesry
blind In one eye. Will be very happy ior Sty NJ ~
formation as to the whereabouts OF tnem' 1t 70
1873 Broad street.
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II OCUST GROVE, near Greenwood de-
~ pot Chesapeake and hio railroad, Offers
A PLEASE MT HOME TO FAMILIES
who wish to exchange tie hea. OF the city Tor
PUHE MOUNTAIN AIR,
Board per month, for two months or longer, s'o'
80. = ; f17I.1'' A. x. YANCEY, JB..
nv 2s-eodSm -a,a Green wood depot, Va.
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GRAND EXCURSION! JULY, 1871

NRAND EXCURSION JULY, 1911!
CITY aud country customers are cordially In
yited to make trip to our store and procure
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
rs all goods have been marked down to the very
BOTTOM PRICES.
rmbroidered Rarppes at 20c., worth 30c per yard
BLACK Ground silky orked Grenadines at % a7s
Extra u Black Silk Grenadine at &c.. worth 81 per
neantifui Jspanese PopIins at 25c., all styles:
Lawns at 1r, l2s, and l63c.-tormer prices To- ~
pIoues latest designs, at IS TO e23c. for the very
Noainp ham Laces, for curtains, at csc. and up
Pure f hiama Lace shaws at $40 49, sls, and SIS
Best PIKdd gloves at 81, s2s aud s,so all colors
Black Barge and Grcnadine ShaWls,
Light Summer ShaWls,
Parasols, Umbrellas.
Csssfmeres, Sheetlngs.
and lots Of other desirable articles VERY CHEAT,
10 close them out Call at ,,,uup SOMA,
iy17 No. col Broad corner 6th stTee.
REAT EXCITEMENT EVERY DAY
Jr,,111s sYCLE,s, IS BROAD STREET,
where goods are cold ehesp If not ceHape as
than they can be bought elsewhere III 'ne wy 80
the subjoined price-list Will 'ho"
BROWN COTTON, 10, l2a ana isc' pei s"'0'
CALICOES, 10 and 123c- per yafu'
JAPANESE POPI.INS, 2oc.;
TpIuMING and DRESS SILKS, very cbeap'
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS, from Sl2 10 sl''
beautiful Lawns at l23c.
a fri, line of WHITE GOODS Hosiery, Sheet
ings Towels and nriees in ccnsequencs Of
b,vIno an entirely too Urge stock OF goods On
hand. Have also some OF those me
WHITE LINEN-BosoM SHIRTS
All those In want of cheap goods should call on
JULIUS SYCLE,
No. AIS Broad street.
Statesmen: j. j. Turner, w. u. Powers, j.
Newman, John N. Gary, Chas. E. Strauss.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. jyis
DEFY GOODS AT A ...... -.
GREAT SACRIFICE.
In order to make room for our FALL STOCK,
we will sell for the remainder OF the season our
large and attractive stock Of DRY GOODS AT
COST, FOR CASH.
Our stock is full and complete, consisting in
part Of
PLAIN and BRoCHE GRENADINES !
EuiI line VI ltSN uh"NAbANGC1
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs,
CAMBRICs, LAWNS, and PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORED LINEN LAWNS, &C.
Also, 3 full line OF
CAssIMEREs, LINENS, and COTTONADEs,
SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS
ABLE-DAMASK,
NAPKINS
TOWELS ="
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS
COLLARS CUFFS,
LACES. '.'
~ EHtBRoIDERIgs,
NOTIONS, &C.
beautiful assortment OF LLAMA LACE POINTS,
very cheap; ....'
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS and PARAsoLs.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
lll7 Main street,
jyll Opposite Dispatch Office.
MONEY! WANTEDl
PRICES Reduced.
TOO MANY GOODS OH HAND.
In order 20 reduce my stock by August lst, shall
offer frora this date
SOC. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at 40;
ssc. PLAIDS at Soc;
ACC. JAPANESE PoPLINS at 2Sc.;
ssc. 0BGANDiEs at ese.;
2sc. ORGANDEES a. &c.;
2ac. okGANDIES at lesc.:
/. l62c. ORGANIZES Mt If2c.
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A SUMMER HOME FOR LADIES AND
IA CHiLDREh.-Mr.a and Mrs. ". Z. 9TH
are now prepared to receive BUARDERo for the
summer at their del'gttfrl residence Bloom
feld.n In Alhemarie county The situation is
Within one mile Of Ivy Depot. on the Chesapeake
aud ohio railroad. and near the Blue Ridge Noun
tsns. TIL, rooms are large, airy. snd nicely Turn"
Is fl!ed with shade tees aud a1mera. and indeed,
all the surroundings OF the plsce combine 10 req
der IL one OF the most attractive retire Us ~ the
tate. Within one mile are two churches Epls-
CO 0al and Meth .dist-and the distance 10 Char.
lottesviIe and tle University OF VirRinis Is only
comm odated, and no pains vii re spared 70 pro-
mole the comfort and pie CT borders. dories
and carriages can be had az all times for MODE
rate charge.
Board, S40 per mon h, 81 per week, and 81 per
day.. Children and servants half price.
Poet-ofice, Ivy Depot, Va. tyll-3aw?w
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MECHANICS MEETING.-The MEM
I'VE beers Of the MECHANICS TRADE UNION
vii, meet at their hall, on Broad strest, THIS
Thursday EVEEING at O'Clock.
By O. der of the President
iys oo m3 ~ ~ 2l.3m G., r. HARDING.
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PARTIAL STATISTICS (lS50).

Granville county made 3.42), 1854 pounds
tobacco, St,Gl3 bushels wheat, 16a 245
bushels rye and oats, 55l $50 bushels corn,
besides cattle, fruit, wool, potatoes. Nc,
&C., dd 1nfmtum. The quantity would be
immenSeiy increased if cheap transporta-
zion We're within reach.
Chatham county made 126,17S bushels
wheat.
Lis only necessary to refer to the tobacco
men of Richmond ana Petersburg TO learn
the supc: iorily of prices obtained for Gran
Vile tobacco over all others on the average.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-20

FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP, HENRICO
Il C.yUNTl.- "A meeting Of the Township
a, tue Franklin ttouse, un the Nine-mile road, at
l. o clock. All persons having business 10 trans
act with the board are Invited to attend.
Uverseers Of road districts who nave not yet
qualified are particularly requested 10 come Tor
GEO. NJ. Fl Eek,
iylI-Tu, ThSS3L Cltrk of Fairfield Township.
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r OOK.-By paying three dollars month
~ for twelve months you can secure q beautiful
BUILDING Lot near Richmond. For particus
lars, cau on e. B. NEWBURN,
IL lola sUhlu stGett
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lust THINK! A home in q healthy
u and bes utiful locality near Richmond for the
trlflDg sum OF $36, payable g. each month until
fully paid. Apply to Z. b. NEWBURN,
IL 16la Main street.
r ICORICE! ESTRA-
IL DAn MASS.-We are receiving small ship
mint OF the well known strada, ;, brand, sold
for nftsen years by DsvidJ. Burr, before the war
which We offer 10 Lhe manufacturers of tobacco.
A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
1YsSw importers Agents.
WI O CAN'T SPARE THREE DOL
w LARS A MONTH FOR A HOME a-Three
dollars month for twelve months will secure q
good LOT, beautifully situated near Richmond.
Apply to- Il. b. EEWBUSN,
+ IL 10ld Main street.
DOCkLAND LIME.
l,7oo barrels daily expected per schooner Walter
II. Thorndike. A. 8. LEE,
tyis Virginia street, near Danyille depot