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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29

This Is me only way to cure consumption.
No one was ever curcs unless they began TO gain
in flesh. rhe second thing is, tAe patient must
stay in . warm room until they get well. 1t ia
very important for them to prevent taking cold
riding about are NIL wrong, and yet hsesuse
they are in the house they must not remain
quiet, they must walk about the room as fast as
the strength will permit, to get up good cir
culation Of the blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29

sCHKNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS act on
the liver and stomach and carry of this slime.
The Sea Weed Tonic is avery pleasant stimn-
snt, which, if taken directly after eating, uniles
with the gastric juice, and dissolvss the food
producing good chyme and chye; then by par
taking freely of the PulmOnic Syrup the food il
turned into good blood, and tho body begins to
grow. As soon as the patient begins to gain in
fsIh the matter in the lungs begins TO ripsn,
and thsy heal up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29
Nos. 13 and %.
EMILIA sTMILIBUs OURATTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success Simple Prompt
Efficient and Reliable, They the only Medi-
ctnes perfectly adapted TO popular simple
that mistakes can not be made in using them o
harmless as to be free from danger, ana efficient
as 60 be always reliable. They raised the high
est cqmmendation from all, and will always render
satisfaction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29
ALL RIGHT,

sALVE, for oorns and BunionI, Boils and
Burns. For sale BY all Druggists. 20 cts. per
box, or sent on receipt Of price. Address ALL
RIGHT ,824 ". Lake st., Chicago. sep14-d1y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29
MANHOOD! WONANHOOD.

Popular medical books, no. page. eLFta,"'
1870 "as @.dTTg, wAe ssoh sag iMPe Dls
tsare y, 70 marriage: sAer ,.atare saass ana
&c FhysiSLnSaeai gasfaaey1cs ~ re aHfcFessg
science Of Reproduction. Eroessips sexual Excite
Fne1fs IS AAysf Elects, RifA Essafa1 esszes SEX
0AL EXHAUSTION avn gA4tessr eae'e, "a
adte o. Old age SD uAaf e7n - aeHe - sseA e1Hes
Sc, and qipte sstossss fesSo.s tAy Ay Of Peoe
are pFenfA tuFeff Inffara. II ny ssggesrtoas upeTe
IsIlosoed ~ al dest5 ~ Consumption, Epilepsy,
&c., toOald decrease oao ~ y sAg.e sSssIe9i 5nt
frequent AH tkaf Ia das fl esFsosss faqrs isA 80
sos. marriage ssds dRa prigafs counsellor. Seaf
"a seaIed SsssLo7s S ts saeh, soA for 20 eefs Al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dy. Imparts elosiy Color.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29
J. H. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed
Touic, 1850 per bottle, or $3.50 per half dozen
Mandrake Pills, rs cents per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29

am nov permanently located in my new
building, Northeast corner OF SIXTH and
ARCH streets, Philadelphia, whore, on every
Saturday, from = a. m. to 3 p. m..my sen or
my self can be consulted free Of charge.
But for thorough examination with the Re-
spirometer, che charge will be s..
schenck's RsEpiromsteF detects the slightest
murmer Of the respiratory organs, and the OPP
orator can readily determine whether q cavity or
tubercles have bssn formed in the lungs, and
whether patient can be cured or not; this they
may expect to kuo~ If they are examined BY
the ResPironeter.
Fall directions accompany all my remedies,
so that person in any part of tue world can be
readily cured by strict Observance Of the same.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-29

PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, bruises, IamPhess. Soreness,
sore Throat. -prnin-, TOOthache, Earnche,
Neuralgia. rheumatism, Iumbano, Piles,
BOil-, -iings, sore Eyes, bleeding Of the
Lungs, Nose, stomach, or of Piles COrns,
Ulcers, Old sores.
PRICE, q or, so cts. Pints, 81 80 Quarts,
S1.75.
EF-These Remedies, except PONDS EXTRACT,
by the case or single box Beut To any part Of the
country, by mall or express, free OF charge on
receipt OF the price. Address,
Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Onco and Depot, No. h62 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRK.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Chas. A. 8snssr and C. Spidel, Agents for
Rock Island.
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Steadily Advancing.

IT,, ,;,nr,, ticket took long leap ahe''d
.,,o MOO, wool. There has been no pause III
lie nrocrc>s since the nomination at Ci'''-
NAT; But it gained more iast week tf''h ~
bod c,;ncd in any previous week since Tue
Ist If Nav. There were the proceedings OF
so,o,,, states, importsAt States, too--aho
nrccccdinSs showing such hcartiness ana
sucb ,horoughncss of support OF The L'"c'"'
ticket that they made powerful lmrrcsS'o"
IN favor of it. These States were ut opi''s'''
ox.rcmcs-cast and west, north ana so"."
from one another, and such were ."e ~"
monv and the similarity OF their ae'''i' VIA,
!, nrovcd that the Liberal ticket was s'''e"
70 MI scctions--al latitudcs--oi the co"''"''
Thsn in addition to these signs so oe-
80, 90 ,,cry,dinc, was the New lorkIoh-
ferencc. which had excited nope !" Wv
minds Of many who were dlssa'isnco VIII
,,c Liberal ticket. a new nomiha'io" SUN.
bod va;nly exrcctcd as the result OF II. ''''
49, o,,,, euect Of the conference was TO uhi'c
fine opposition more thoroughly IN favor Oh
the Cincinnati ticket. 1t afforded the oPl"i-
,,ritv for Senator Schulz to put an emu W
.u do,bt about his position, and TO declare
,,o, ,bcre was no course left to the OPPOSE
ton but to support GREELEY, and he aooeo
with emphasis that the Liberals ana Demo
,rats would elect him triumpbant'y.
Thus was another rock removed from inc
nth and large additions were maze 10 Wv
s,vo,l;np ranks of the supporters OF tue TN
,;,nati ticket. "On to Baltimore Is '''
next movement, and it is SO wen KNOWN
what will he the result there that all slecuE'-
lion upon it has ceased.
We may safely say that in no previous
presidential campaign has ticker 50 raf'"''
advanced in popular favor. The motives
that stimulate the public mind are the 'ci.
strongest. The welfare and peace: ana 'he
harmony of the people, the purity OF inc
Government, and respect for inc tohS'"",
ton are the objects of the opp"si'ioh' anu
for these things the people arc uniting WIN
unprecedented enthusiasm.
Al, eyes are turned to Baltimore, the rch-
dczvo,,s Of the allies, where pledges OF Gooa
faith will be given, and where representa-
,ivcs Of the sections will renew the tics OF
brotherhood. When the compact Is t'leie
concluded the whole allied force VIII move
tremendously and with courage ana ell
tbusiasm which will he Irresistible.
The last week has immensely strengthened
III, opposition and very greatly depressed
the spirits of the GRANT party. The week OF
the Baltimore Convention will leave thal
party without hope.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

TIE JUNE NUMBER of the Contemporary
heuie,o contains: !. The Religious Educa-
ton of Women, by the Rev. Richard Fred
erick Littlcdalc, ID. G.. S. y. The Relief In
Immortality, an essay in the comparative
history Of religious thought, by the Rev. A.
NJ. Fairbairn. 5. Robert Leslie Ellis, Il
study character, by the late Professor Grotc.
& The Philosophy of Perception; Berkeley
and Kant, by Hon. Roden Noel. 3. Irish
Character, by NJ. G. O'Connor Morris. 6.
On the Results of the Science of Language,
by Professor Max Miller. 7. Mr.. Martineau
on Evolution, by Herbert Spencer. s~
! These articles are not intended for every.
body; but by those who can appreciate them
they will he found highly interesting. 49,
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
UfmUi itiie County.
REAMs's STATION. VA,
J,,,,o ~ 1870

REAMS's STATION. NA.,
June u. 1872.
On Monday last the DcmocEltic-cons
tive party of Dinwiddie held meeting ut
the Courthouse, and appointed delegates TO
the State Convention. Resolutions were
I,asscd clvoring the ratification OF the Gin
calnati platform and nominations. Though
not present upon the occasion, | understand
everybody was for Greeley.
I learned last night, at too late an hour to
ascertain the particulars. that Thomas l..
Emory, Mayor of Weldon and proprietor OF
the Emory House, was shot by man
named Taylor while trying to quell dis
turbancc. | subsequently heard that Emory
tried to physick the scamp with several buck
shot but did not hit him. lie hit negro,
however. .t''HE
| have Just received letter from proml-
ncnt Conservative member of Congress from
North Carolina, i'm which he says the North
Carolina delegation to Baltimore will be a
unit for Greeley; that the Baltimore Con-
vention will ratify the Cincinnati platform
and nominations; that Greeley will be
elected by an unprecedented majority, New
York leading off with at least 10000 mil
iority; while New Hampshire, Mime, Con.
nccticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Hi
nois, Indiana, and every southern State OK
cept South Carolina, Florida, and Mississippi.
will give Greeley rouSing majorities. The
two lust he does not think are to bc entirely
dcspaired Of. ra.t-,s .asE ROANOKE.
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Tank with Governor walker.

Governor" said one promenadcr to the
supcrb-looking Gilbert A. Walker" L pre-
sumo you are here, like Governor Randolph,
tobeat Greeley" .istt &i
mo, sir! What put that into your head 7
I'VE are all solid for Mr.. Greeley in the Dem.
ocratic party of Virginia. 1t didn't be.
come me to be forward in my announce
snent of adhesion to him, RS | am u new ar
rival, comparatively, in Virginia, and felt
the need Of uniting every element of our
democracy before we provoked opposition
10y precipitancy. We are now solid and
confident, Our State has seen the benefits
|of ,nlagnanimous coalition, and the Cincin-
matt movement is only an extension of the
Virginia policy. Our State is moving Solidly
FORWARD in the line Of peace and develop
imen, and We wish the slne TO all our sister
states o. 1.-THE South. "--Neau York Herald.
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The Parlor Ticket.

The tea-party of frec-traders have nomE
mated Mr.. GRoEsBBcK, of Ohio, for President,
and Mr.. OLMsTgAD, of New Jersey, for Vice
President. They can have pleasant parlor
campaign over this gentlemanly ticRet'--i. e.,
If the nominees consent to run. We cannot
suppose that Mr. GRoEsBEcK will for mo.
ment think of leading any such little parloor
game. We don't know Dir. OLNsTgAD, but
if he ever expects to get higher than mayor
of his town be would stand a better chance
by declining the socable nomination OF the
omnibus board Of free-traders. 4,rrr
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Mjy- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.
no HoME-sTAYERs AND sPRINGs-GOEI

~
T. r. PRICE & co. ..... ..
are again In market, aud are opening, Ivy express
aud steamers, large additions Of NEW AND ELE
CANT GOODS I'm each department. .
Long line OF NEW PRTNTS-a great show in al
tho new fgures-for ladies and children-ir
! mourning and half-mourning styles;
DRESS GOODS In BLACK and COLORED SILkS
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS;
GRENADINES, black and colorcd-variety;
sATIN-STRIPED HERNANlS and GRENA-
DINES-chcckcd; --t rs" +s'-r
DOLLY WARDEN gAMBRICs and PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISE ORGANIZES, both fig
ured and plain; "..@
LAWNS and JACCCNETs, from the lowest to the
highest grades. @-". .s...'
FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS, CORSETS. GLOVES OF
all kinds, PARAsOLS of every make, HO-
SIERY, &c 's.@ gap. "
LADIES' and CENT? EhIEN'S UNDERSHIRTS,
+ CHILDREN'S UEDERSHIRTS SOCKS,
FANS, &C., &c. H
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and FESTINCS for gem
tIemenapd boys; DRILLlNGS, plain and fancy
DUCKS, SC. s... RI. ....ss .t...
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite Of the recent heavy advance in such goods,
as wei rs In woollen goods the stock now on hand
will be sold out at old prices.
je3 I. HRRlCE W.
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yo.r eoen,, ines Richmond visit.

To he Editor Of he he Herald: A com:nu;
nleation to the Times; IT the 18th Instant
requires, ] think, that ] sho,. u ask OF you
space enough to refutc it. 1t is me work OF
"a Grant Man." who processes the p.seastire
no. felt in listening to the statement Oh q
southern Republican, an officer formerly in
tie Confederate army, and u gentleman, &c.
&C., that in the early part of 1861 cap.
peared before the State Convention" then
sitting in the city of Richmond, Va.. and
'saDnonnced to its members that the Demo
cracy of the State of New York were heartily
III favor of tho southern States seeding il
they wished to, and he declared, with al! tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

Tur BANKRUPT LAT-THE HOMESTEAD LA
rspr,oS.-We meant to say OH Saturday that
iirsmuch as the Federal judges accept the
Interpretation put upon our State laws Of
tile Court of Appeals those Judges Will OF
course accept that tribunals view of the
homestead-excmption law. The correspond
cnt'whose views we were combating, and
who must be an assignee or register in bank
raptcy, protested to believe that Congress
could make an unconstitutional State law
constitutional. We do not know anybody
else who holds such al opinion.
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WarreIl County.

South Ricer 1o,nnsnp.--R. A. Finnei
Ii. p. Boyd, alternate. ..s.
Front Royat Joumship.--S. S. Turner
Giles Cook, Jr., alternate.
CedorolHe Io,cnshp-.CedaruiNe Pre-
cinct.-B. Rust; Il. n. Garrison, alternate.
HoueiisuiHe Precinct.-S. w. Thomas; John
$. Timberake. alternate. .E
Fork Io,cnship.-John II. Jackson l. n.
King. alternate. ...-s
5. S. Turner moved that in event of none
Of the delegates being able to attend, j. FL.
Williams, j. ii. Guy, and II. II. Daniel he
empowered to cast the vote of our county.
Carried. ---- - --..,r- L. 49,. -..---
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WATER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The propretnrs Of this valuable MINERAL
In order to have 10 within thu reach of the public
have had 1t put up In IiALF-GALLON BOTTLES
In cases of one dozen each, and placed IL Oh sale
at accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive OF the character Of this
WATER and It's application I" diseases: &C.. may
lie had of the agents for the sale of the WATER In
Richmond and elsewhere.
Weappend letter from L. V. Daniel Esl., attor-
ney al law, |. highly respectable aud wcll-knUwn
citizen Of Richmond:
John Herbert Claiborne, Esq, President B!ue Rbigc
RprirlgS E0nlpdHB.
have repeatedly md continuously utrl The water
Of the lilue Ridge Springs. AMI with long rSrc-
rience OF the WATERS Of nearly all OF the mineral
springs of virginia. aud of several of those Of other
Statrs have never found any superior, nor. II taken
1T distance from tlier SOURCE any equal 10 those III
the Blue Ridge Springs nS 4 silic hut very gentle
apcrtent, tonic, and regulator OF The St":ic aud
Ylsccra. Unlike any other mineral water with which
am acquainted, Its efficacy seems unmlr'irr'i by
keepiug-at least In gassor hy exposure Ia III" air
have used 1t with great advantage from DENT John
Tiled twelve months before. ! have sometimes
convinced that they perceived, decided and sau-
tary effect on the liver where torpid ohsiriwtr.
For home use decidedly prefer II 10 any other min
eral water
Very respectfully, your obcdcnt servant,
~. i-.f .tf Nv. DANiEL,Jr.
Richmond, Tn., May It'll, lS72.
This water Is for sale I'm Richmond. Va, by
." PURCELL, LADD Il co., Druggists.
1916, corner Of Midn and Thirteenth streets.
jc l2-gOt
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The delegates from Virginia consisted of
Governor Gilbert G. Walker, General Brad
ley II. johnson, Colonel j. b. Baldwin, NJ.
c., and cN-Sccretary a. Ii. Ii. Stuart, all Of
whom were united and earnest in their sup
port of the Liberal movement. The gentle
men expressed themselves as DESTROYS of hav-
ing Virginia take the, lead of the southern
States in this effort for reform, which they
were confident would prove successful
NclD York Tribune
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The recent Conference is widely ridiculed.
The Ho,ld, which helped TO concoct it, pro-
nouucedit a I" fiasco." The thing was failure
ia the line of its projection, but it succeeded
in different ono. 1t placed TRuMBuLL and
Scuruz at the head of the Liberal movement,
~ the Tribune Gays; "and now for Balti-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

The New York Herald heads the proceed
ings of the recent pow-wow of the discon-
tented thus: "Ihe Beat CONFERENCE.-The
Lantern Meeting Of the Beat Greeley
Grant Party-Contents of Parlor No. 65--
The i.ei)ellei CurlosltieS Of Double-Bolted
SoreAeadism, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

The GREELEY MOVEMENT CAN'T BE sMAK-
AGEn.--Mr. SchurZ declared at the New York
conference that il this movement :. had been
made Immediately. after the Cincinnati nolni:
nations it might have had some weight, but
it was of9no use to try to stir molten, iron
utter it got cold" :.n. ..-.fr.,,... 49,, -,
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Mr.. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS is "drcply
concerned for States rights in the future"
He is like OTAELLo bcmoaning the death OF
DEsDEMoNA. Mr.. ADAMS has his full share oil
for the suiocation of those
rights. He will hardly be able TO find the
rromcthcan heat TO rel,lme the lost light.
The best he can do is TO help on the Liberal
,ansp
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nl1- DELICIOUS COLOGNE.-We have
lust received fun supply of the celebrated "hA-
RE CT EMENTlNE MARTIN KLoSTERFRAU"
COLOGNE WATER. formerly sold by Mr. Cranz
All who have used 1t pronounce ittho most listing
and fragrant Cologne imported.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
10 cI-ow 9f0 Main streets.
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STOCK RATE2.

Balance III favor OF The Brook ~.
Ign ut stock rates. ............. $3.50 90 1856 90
The greatly adraatageous Jsat'.rs of the Brook
Ign IN endorsing the Surrender Polues upon It's
policies, tn dciirs and gents for ten consecutive
vears, Inns met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American aetuaries, as also FROM
the press North and south.
The Hon. Elizir Wright, who is admitted bc the
greatest insurance mathematician and act,iary In
America, congratulating the Brooklyn npon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, ~ am particularly pleased by your depart
ure IN the right direction from the ordinary method
If computing the Surrender Values" "Onc of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life insu-
rance has been the disappointment and dissatlsfac-
ton Of retiring policy holders ut the SnnlineSs Of
the surrender rdtue paid" &c. IAN this would
have been prevented by distinct statement on the
foitcy in adrdnce Of the sum to be paid"
This statement, 1t will be seen, the Brooklyn makes
In dollars and cents, SO that there can be mis-
take.
HEAD WHAT SOUTHERN rAFERs SAY or THIS
FEATURE:
The Sentinel, (Rdtfigh, ~ CO. January q, $780,
This great feature Of cash surrender rdlpeS IL an
Improvement that sgIlalizcs tho err, of life insu-
rance"
sun fCoInmbns, Ga. l-"Thorc Is no better COM
nany IN the land. comparison with other corl~.
iations of similar character wiz convince ail of
the superior shfiy la taking risks Uith the BRONX
lpn life"
Dispdtch. (St. Louis, Mo..l January !. 1892" 4
policy In the Broohiyn Lifr IL thus worth SO much
IN rtft,hy ,oonch This j. the oaiy Hf5 rompnny In
Tie country tIut has carried this crrclient future
of endorsing the cash surrender values In dollars
and cents into Its iHsincSs' "Pclicy-nodrrs being
doudly nss,rcd the system cannot fail TO become
very popular" ....... .-.,. r. rtt
10 VIII he seen that we assert nothing In the above
advertisement, but makca simple statement of the
superior advantages IF the Brooklyn AZ 1t appears
from disfntercStfd plrties; and which Is strictly
correct.
Good agents wanted everywhere In Virginia, who
will be literally dealt with. ...s... Il.
Apply 10
THOMAS 1I. ALFRIESD & son,
s......- .ti General Agents for Virginia,
~. Office No. 902 Main street, RichmoDd, Va.
MP l0-et& tlawJm ..
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WILLIAM ~ RtpDrrE. Recorder. IT, o.
MILITARY NOTICES.

HOWITZERS.-Thc meeting and AK
4 4 Inspection ordered for MONDAY the wa
9th instant Is postponed until MONDAY, lHf;fsSS
July lst, at half-past O'Clock T. H. at ns-S-a
which time all members of this command must APP
pear promptly, in full-drcss uniform, with sabres,
Tor It's, HctioT by tho Inspector General
by order OF Tile Lieutenant commanding.
X. G. WORTHAM,
je a-lt@ Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

IL is the opinion Of the New York Tribune
that General LOGAN always means to get on
the winning side. lie only makes a nliscal.
enlat;oa Of forces this time, that's all.
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MARRIED..

On The 9th of May, at Second Presbyterian church.
by the Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge. ID. ID. JOHN T.. GOOLS-
Bf, 10 IDA J. BUTLER; all of this city. No cards.
In Manchester, on the 10th instant, by the Rev.
~. II. Christian, ut the residence nf the brides
brother, Mr.. A. e. Gibbs. Mr.. X. p. BARHAM Ia
Miss f. NJ. PERkINSOE; all of Petersburg.
Petersburg papers please copy. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

Excursion tickets arc now issued 1T CARRIERS Ex-
pr,Ss and ON board steamer io either of the above
pl;ccs and return for ~ by The James River Steam
boat Company. Tickets good until used.
Passengers leave here at 81 A. M. MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. *
! Their elegant and fast steamer JOHN SYLYEs-
TER is now Oh this route, with frst-class table and
accommodations.
: Connection made at Norfolk for Cobb's Island.
jel3-lm L. Is. TATUM, General Agent.
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.DICHMOND COLLEGE COMMENCE.
IO MENT EXERCISES

On MONDAY. oath. at T. NJ, laying of corner
Stone Of the new building with Masonic ceremonies.
GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH. )
ifonday, quarter-past P. VI, Grafton before
the Society OF Alumni by.
Rev. THoMASHUhE, Jr., OF Danyllle, Va.
iIteSddy, quartcr-past p. A., address before the
Literary Societies by 80 =
Row CHARLES II. READ, y. D., of this city
IFefnesdt,y quarter-past z. a., inal celebration
OF the Literl;y Societies. ~ He
Fftel0y, aaar'ter-past 3 r. NJ, srs.1.@
-y:ra CONN., ENCEME PROPER,
,vl,en distinctions VIII be announced and diplomas
awarded, G5.1.-s...,,,
these several oceasions. ----.---l : le 24-ol
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DRY GOODS.
GONE OF THE BARGAINS OFFERED

GONE OF THE BARGAINS OFFERED
~ .;..s.s. BY s-..# ..s...t.
WILLIAM TIIALITIMER & SONS,
's.sf-.-'f No. 1913 MAIN STREET, ~
opposite tho post-0llcc: .s..
FULL YARp-WlBE BLEACHED COTTON at
FULL III; YpN al DRows COTTON at l2sc.
Rest and prettiest CALICOES at lie. per yard;
BLACK GRENADINES, with colorcd stripes, ut
bc. per yard:
1Gsc. per yard;
Best FRENCH LAWNS, solid rolcrs, SOC. per yar'I:
lest FRENCH ChMBRlCS, solid colors, a7ic. per
Splendid WHITE VICTORIA LAwNat &c. per
Splendid WHITE SWISS MUSLIN at CSC. per yard !:
Fine BIEACHED TABLE DAMASh ut 75c. per
Excellent LINEN DoYLlEs Mt eoc., 7sc., and 81
tScrlent ii NEN TOWELS at loc., I:,c., lsc., &c.
Large WHITE QUILTS ut NJ, upwards
Latest aud best WALkING-CAAE PARAsoLs,
$3.50 and So: ..... ..s
LLAMA lace SuAWLS. and P ARAs0L-
WHITE, III BLkck, and CoLoRED GRENkDINE
hosiery, GLOVES, ribbons, and many other
goods ut surprisingly low prices je2i