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Sor,cr TO EprroRs.--Those gentlemen
ohio are 10 the city. intending to join the
editorial expedition to the North under the
direction of the world-renowned Major
Horcux.ss are requested to assemble at
Ford's Hotel at 8 O'Clock this morning, or by
no means later than half.past 6. I" Business OF
importance will be. submitted for considera-
tom at is, well y that "cvery man be
punct,laI." The expedition leaves TOMORROW
ats O'Clock p. nj. by the York River line.
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The Richmond Wing is animated by the
SAME idea as is the Dispatch. They have mol
been astute enough to conceal their purpose
They would sink Virginia and the South INTO
the abyss of the intensestkind OF Radlcahsn
if by SO doing they could sink the Democratic
organization with them and place i'll power
the cid Whigs.-,VdAey Pirg'n'0n.
rYou are in error. We want to sink both
the Wing and the Democratic parties as a
means of destroying the Radical orSaniza'
finn FL. |-Er
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TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WalE"'
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY foh
THE HAIR.

A perfectly clear preparation; IN olis yS s, +,
easily applied as water, for restoring 10 sIhs
natural color and youthful appearance, ~ h.
and prevent candruif, 10 promote the grown - "
hair. and stop its falling. A.. ~. r,,,u ,by
n Is enfiyriy harmless and perfectly ,r ,'Hn M,
nn,sonous substance. and viii therefor" La ',,Sa,
1iace of all the dirty aud unpleasant an s.1t
now In use. Numerous Testimonials nav 't1SG. 10
mn from many OF our mos, prominent riu n.,r d.
everything In which the articles now 10 ue Il.
jectionable CRYSTAL DISGosEha - ~ I'D 81
IS warranted 10 coutsin neither sugar oi ~ ,,fr
phur, or nitrate OF silver Clear sn' s's i Harr,s
r does not soil the clothes or scalp. 4tnrs .sr
perfnmed. and makes one Of The DtSt VI - H. har
the hair In use. It restores tbs co'. .ny other p'
marathon. and always does 80 tu IRON ,t WI hair Win
gays Virtually feeding the roots oi ,e %, n' ~rayl
anS ,a,,,is,,i,2 qualities necessary 10 i,s "a.
and heaIthy condition, i rssf, ,h s,a a' Ssitiy
Than ,Sythinc else TIE application on . md COD
derfuI discovery also produces n hair = pIeraG
and elegant appearance, ,r,,,rp SaTfASS
Inventor an, yrciniea Wa>'iipS'""'
For sale, wholesale and retail, by o..,,-.et,rS
PURCELL, LADD e. ,,.,'ireud, Va.
In 3i-eodtJel3 asehss' NM
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aIaxe or, Highland,

To the Editors Of the Dispdtch:
It may be satisfactory to you to know Una,
the opinions SO ably set forth and sustained
by the Dispatch on National ana etase i'oilf3 !
receive my most hearty concurrence. !
think the Conservatives OF hing George
will vote for Greeley and Brown with srelt
unanimity. Some of the old BourponS talk
about dying in the last ditch, DC, but large
majority are tired Of that old dltch, ana
would much rather lice on highland. Z. f.
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Tue NEW ELEsTsoH LAw.-We need not
say how bad this law il. Those who read IL
carefully and Understandings will see that.
ten voters ut any precinct can have Federal
supervisors appointed TINT Judge UNDER
Wood tas TO Rs} will appoint them, and will
choose only such Conservatives as viii please
him, he being the sole judge as TO their party
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c1IJMMER HOME FOR LADIES AN

GUNNER HOME FOR LADIES AND
- CHHDREN.-Mr. and Mrs W. H. GARTH
are now prepared TO rerciye. li9a RIDERS for the
summer st their dcilghtfuI residence Bloomheid,
In Albcmartc county. US ID
The situation is within one mile Of Ivy depot. on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and near the bis
nicely furnished. The yard or lawn, embracing
several acres Is filled With siiado trees aud flowers
bine 10 render IL one Of the most attractive retreats
I'm the State Within one mile are two chnrehes-
Episcopal aud Methodist-and the distance to Char
iottesyiSic and the University OF Virginia Is only
Ave miles. IA
and no mains viii be sared 10 promote the comfort
and pleasure OF b0arders. s.55s,
Horses and carriages can be had at all times for =
Hoard: 40 per month: sls per werk; and Ssrer
day Ehiicrei aud servants, half price.
post-oilice, Ivy Depot, Va. " a-ata"4w
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relations; that he caitsIay g AieSana.l.
and appoint for his whole district (iudicial
district, not congressional as sofre seem .. :,
suppose), and, infact, that white the 'a" =
better than the Grant met, desired y 20 w
il is nevertheless worthy of universal exc
Grafton. II isanother stcp towards the con-
cientration of all power in the Fedora! Go
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OFFICIAL.
CITY CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,

CITY COLLECTORH UFFICE,{
s. tS 3D. RICHMoNIs VA, June lss. gI2 } =.
VtHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i from soslock A. Dc. TO o'clock +. II. fronitbe
18th 10 the 10th Instant inclusive Tor me fpos OF
TAXES. REAL AND PERSONAL, for the year
1877, the whole or one-haf of the amount Of taxes
charppd And that tcn per cent VIII be added To
the amount Of tax charged In every case where tho
party assessed shall GlI 10 pay the whole or one
half within the time so iilnited.S5 t
The remaining bills delinquent for the year 1871
must be promptly settled, Otherwise shall carry
out the ordinance In relation thereto as previously
n,hlIsbed JOHN II. EEGSSUI,T,, ss
IN I-ln City Collector.
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s1gsIMER aEsoaTs.
THE HEALING sPKfYGl,,s,.. = Z,

fTsHE HEALING SPRINGS On sS,r Tn,
,LII l;ls 8F TI VI GIIEsAPEAKE AND ON ~
1pr me reception OF visitors June rs Thtv E ott
Dy tiie ann Ohio Sasfd II "a. ~
spflngs mountain, OF from Goyng,op ~, ng WAN
ioans httean mites, By fine turnpike ar essn g &n
passing 10 inls View OF the celebrated Parliny a
sna sas sraeiidld scenery on Jscksons rirer
notice It this time The virtues ar tJs s e,ara.
atIested " the most eminent ,ndts AZ
dr!s Who bare fceD rpfIetrd In sSeis NY. " hgh
'aIning V lHxuriOns and Jfyigorstisy. the ID. ~
Sai as,n s,,s anm inc scenery grand and tsapu,r
i've, pfefenfs combination Of mOsnt,in ,,sd
scenery hot to be surpassed, t'ai il anu Wae
PERSONS leaStng Washington or Richmond, l., ;,
morning ean reach the springs Tie same MIA, u
..Ia.sn q. where cpp.fstta!e acrnn NJ
,nosntns - 'iat aad arrive at The Spring, pe,
.KEssSIcHs BAs MI is sn ,,.,, for no ..,,o
NY aasa' lacitits for amusement and recresii
cell Lada Co. Riehmond Of Of the a sssn, rS
81. rRRMs.
Board: "a Ter day; go Per week: $50 for month !,
Der. pr si3s FOR two months. :. '''' 7'i'em
Ieiegraph and post-Ofice In the hotel
= my 2l-FdTu4w 9B.M.QUiRiEsa aps,,
GEA BATHING.--COBB,s ISL Avn
IVA. Is now open for the ACCOMMODATE a. ",
ttorS Fine and safe surf.bathing. Gsb,ns ~ W.,
snipe-shooting. A band Of music In ait.n,. sa,
during the season.. ''a'i''
'sP TERN 81 per day; sis per week.
Cherrystone. Monday, "Wednesday. and 'i r,i 70
MORNINGS. Addess COBB BROTHERS.
u i'-i", ss- NbfrrS stone, Y,
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ALUM SPRINGS, va
OPEN JUNE /, 1872.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this season. Among
other Improvements, there has been added An eie-
CANT and spacious biIl-room adjoining the par0r;
the parior has been enlarged and improved ana the
proximity of the two renders each easily accessible
II will lie kept In style not surpassed anywhere In
Virginia.
The WATERS OF these special Springs either cure
or greatly relieve most cases Of ScrOfua, ineipieut
Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic PneuIuonia- Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhtea, Chronic Dysentery. they are
also great value In those affections which are pccu-
liar to the female constitution, and rs an appetizer,
tonic, and general restorative they are, perhaIe
unriyaled amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for the lawnS and ballroom q
lrst-class Eind nj Music, and In general all the
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
at our best Summer resorts wilibe at tho command OF
tfcsuests ut . R9GkRRIDGE ALUM The place
II within, eleven to thirteen hourstof Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, etc., by ruiL all In oayhsnl;
Passengers leave the cars of the Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad at Goshen depot, and new ana eeean,
stage touches, passing rapidly over q smoon anu
level road Of only eight miles set down ue sS'tofs
ut tie Springs 10 tea ,,..
- - . JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making use of the grounds, &C., OF the
Springs, and not stopping ut my hctei, VIII De
charged half my regular rates.
Tho Rockbridcc water - for sale. by PCkCELL,
I1Dn q Co. Richmond, and GEORGE III. Nc
INTIRE,, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets scnt free on application.
-tft,-s r-s 4 ~. Il = 40. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-14

DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
N FIR NT@HARRISOSBURG, IN ROCKING
HAM COUNTY. VA.-This celebrated WAIEh.
ING-PLACE will open tor visitors on the ISL o.
JUNE. 1877. under the management Of JOSEPH n
WOODWARD, Esq.
The water Of these Springs Is the stroagsa ChGty
bedte tth United ttls. and Is peculiarly enicieh
In the diseases Of females while rs tonic It's VIZ
tues are unsurpassed. 49,.
Accommodations strictly frst-class.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington by the
early morning train arrive at the Springs to tea
Circulars can be had ut X. W. POWERS Il CO.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50: per week SIS
per month, $50: children under twelve years OF age
and servants. haIf-pricc. A. B.iRICk. =
my COLIN. President of the Board Of Directors.
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WINES. LIQUORs, TOBACCO, DC.

MY WINES AND LIQUORS are all to
lNk hand NOW, and am enabled TO offer the
largest and finest assortment ever imported into this
city. would call particular attention TO the fol-
lowing-yiz.: u ...s.=a
80 hogsheads CLARET. Z"
u 100 cases CLARET. E-ltL 30
. S hogslHzstIs and IS cases SAUTERNES,s
S hogshe:ids and 100 cases HOOK,
$50 cases CHAMPAGNE, Napoleons Cabinet
and other drst-class brands; *.
is half-pipes, 70 quarter, and 20 eighth-casks. nnd
so cases JAMES HENNESSY BRANDY,
f In bUud or duty paid; 80 -
3. q 'MUIR'S, FALKifRK'S ., and BLOOD'S ALE,
aud HIBBERT:S LONDON PORTER;
30 tierces Settlers and 10 cases VICHY Wa
TER, direct from the springs in Germany
and France; and many other articles too nu-
OSCAR CRAM, b.
lie le-8t No. Ia Governor street.
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No foreigner can vote for Greeley who re,
spects himself and the motives that caused
him to seek home in this country. Greeley
was the most relentless and fanatiGil Know
Nothing in this country in 1855. when the
attempt was made to brand foreigners a.
unfit for citizenship, and us merely hewers OF
wood and drawers Of water.-Stduton I"-
gilman. Esq.,.
rGreeley was never Know-Nothing.J
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday, June 18th, 1872, by the Rev. DR..
Peterkin. FRANCIS G. ROGERS TO MARY NJ. Z.
PEACHY, daughter Of the late Thomas G. Peachy.
On June 18th, at Richmond, Va, by Rev. George
C. Vanderslice SPENCER ID. THURSTON, OF
Philadelphia, and MARIAN d. CRAY, OF Rich
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NE MORE NEW. AND ELEGANT
GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.
TO HoME.srAYERs AND srRINGs-GoERs

TO HOME.STAYERS AND sPRINGs-G GERS
T. r. PRICE & co.
are again In market, and are opening, by express
and steamers, large additions Of NEW AND ELE
CANT GOODS In each department.. m..'T
Long line of NEW lRINTS-a great show IN al
the new fgurcs-for ladies and childrcn-I
mourning and half-mourning styles;
DRESS GOODS in BLACK aid COLORED SILKS
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS; .- Il
GRENADINES, black and colored-variety;
SATIN-STRIPED HERNANIS and GRENA.
DINES-checked: .rf,.'< s;r..s-.s..l.f I'll.
DOLLY WARDEN CAhlBRICS and PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH ORGANIZES, both fig.
ured and plain;
LAWNS and JACCONETS, from the lowest to the
highest grades
FANCY GOOIrS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS, CORSETS, GLOVES OF
all kinds PARAsOLS of every make, HO.
SIERY, &c. - ~ ~ 49,, ! .ii
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSHIRTS
CHILDREN'S UNDERSHIRTS, SOCKS
FANS, &C., &c. s.s- z.srg ~. ...-.-,. IA
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and YESTINGS for gen.
tlemen andboys; DRILLINGS. plain and fancy
DUCKS, &c. -,s =
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite Of the recent heavy advance In such goods
rs well as in woollcn goods, the stock on hand
jes ~ T. r. PRICE s co.
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vooRnEEs.-A telegram from indianapolis

says: u......-. ~ .....r r...,,ge l.
'.Mr. VOORHEES,, who is attending court
here, has become quite free in his expires
sions, and from the general tone it seems that
he is becoming more reconciled to the result
at Cincinnati. That is to say, when asked
categoricaly not an hour ago, he said, with
out any reservation, 81 will support the
nominee of the Baltimore Convention"
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I sftde Of Virgfnia, City Of Richmond:
]. John B. Davis, President of the Planters Ma
toBal Bank of the city Of Richmond, do soicmnly
swear that the above Statement Is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief
JOHN r. DAVIS, President.
Sulscr'e'i and sworn to before this l3th day oil
dune, 1879. &. EDWARD j. WARREN.
Notary Public.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS. .fufs..,
~ BATH COUNTY. Virginia,

OPENED To VISITORS JUNE Is, 1s72,, !.
situated ut the eastern, base of the Was7h Syringe
mountain, ten miles from aillbprough depot, Chcs
apeake and Ohio railroad On TIE main stage road
leading to Warns, fFSt, and Healing Springs. The
scencsS. the atmosphere Is pure and exbilarating.
the mountain scenery diversified and picturesque.
The fine alum and chaybeate tonic waters urc I'M
surpassed. s.., r i.s *...-..
Forcrcuars, giving terms, analysis, certificates of
cures, &C., address sr.tsl} '.. Eft
80 JOSEPH BANTER, Proprietor
ie 3-lm Bath Alum Springs
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NIUE DE L'EAU HOTEL, p,@
: 7yf..s1ts-1 Il SEWELL,S POINT,

NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MOSROE.
This new aud superior hotel win he opened for
visitors on MONDAY, June nj, 1872, under the SUI
peryision of the Undersigned, aud will be kept as
side. -. = - 80, =
Splendid fishing, boating, saltwater bathing,
sated groves. billiards. ten-pins, and every luxury
OF the sea and Land, be fUnnt at this delightful
and convenient summer resort. .f., s.t #
Arrangements have been made with the various
railroad companies to sell return tickets to visitors
to VUE DE L'EAU for one fare, provided their
tickets are stamped ut the hotel. g.s
Steamers will constantly run between Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and the hotel.
Telegraph Office In the house. Two mails daily.
TERMS So per day, $a5 for two weeks. $40 per
month. r. s. DODS0N,
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
my 2S-1m .. ~. -a.r.#--.- 4 Z. FtA s>=s 2
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The Greeley meeting last night was un-
doubleday q great success.-Aferdnd'1a Sen
tinel, 18th.
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A LLEGHaNY SPRINGS.
~ - MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.

~ nioSititAE!t1 CoCNEl, VA.
The above waterng-place, which Is universally
recognized as ~
A SPECIFIC IN ALL CASES OF DYSPEPSIA,
win be open for the reception Of visitors OIL the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, -
These Springs are delightfully."- situated in bend
Of Roanoke river, among the highest peaks of the
Allegheny mountains, with magnificent lawn en-
hracing 100 acres, possessing the rare attraction Of
mountain and water scenery combined, within 81
miles of Allegheny depot, on tie Atlantic, Missis-
stppi and Ohio railroad rhe great thorouchfarc
North and South, and accessible to all parts of
the Union. r...a.. .g-a 10. .....
Since the last season many improvements have ern
made, and number of new buildings have heen
aided making these springs the most contmodiOus
and attractive In the State .-a.r.t ~.
my 27-lm W. ". BISHOP. Manager
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7 ANiES RIVER STEAMBOATcrEn
~ COMPANY. go
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. HAI II
MORE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOt',
.. AND ALL REGULAR LAND
lNGS on THE JAMES

#.~sf 2f RIVER.
~ ALSO, FOR OLD POINT AND "VUE Dp
L'EAU" (SEWELL'S POINTJ.
The fast and elegant United States mail stesms,
JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain &c. G:FFuRn leay,
COupanys wharf ut Rockets for tn als,ys-r,,r,.d
places OH MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and mi
DAYS, at 81 a. NJ, and returns nm Tms,L,,
Thursday. and Saturday afternoons. mt Al O'Clock
Passengers connect NJ Norfolk with the cid II, I,
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arri,s
OF steamer.
rare 10 New )orR....... slg 81
Fare 10 Phlladeiphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
EAet W Dail.nore''''... so
Fare 10 Noriplk. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Excursion tickets to Old Point and "ruc
l. Eau aud return, s.. Good until used.
= Tickets on sale at GARBtis Il cos EMPRESS,
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
aud SATURDAYS. for Norfolk. Portsmouth,. w.,
ton, Baltimore, and principal lauiings III ,Eca
pcake Bay. aud all regular bindings OH Jane, river
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from IA. NJ. till o T. NJ.
Freight for way-landlngs must be prepaid r"
The steamer Sylvester will be chartered Tor eve.
ming excursions at reasonable rates.
L.. " TATUM, GeneralAgeul
Office, COmpanys wharf.
Branch Office, corner Maiu and Ninth streets
je4
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ME- TO TOBACCO MANUFACTU--
RERS. ..
PURE NEW ENGLAND MOLtSSES RUM
IS barrels just received and In store. For sale Ivy
... .......t.. f. COURTNEY JENKINS,
w Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
I13 south Fourteenth street, below Cay.
ic Fit
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMER,

'HE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP <-iI.s,
l. = AND ,PhGhEf-G COMPANY will u..ss1sss.. |! =
porsri!y for rcpairs Duo nstice VIII he given !"
her resuming her trips. 10 :,
HrUNARD LINE OF STEAM 4c.ssr
" Frs TO .LItERFUOI., QUEENS .Gth
TOWN. GLASGOW, AND .LONDONDfN EY
FROM NEW IORk, $7o; TO NEW YORK' l.,
ships OF this Ilke VIII sail a. follows WENT S,i
DAY, 18th; aid SATURDAYS. aCth and IN ., :,
April, and SATURDAYS. !tb. 18th. aud 18Th q
May, and twice every following week, from Ci'
SARD'S WHARF, Jersey City. "
81 q CHARLES FRANCKLYN.
s-r - - Agent. New fc-S
.s.....r,,., SAMUEL AYRES. Agent
Richmond. No. 1890 MaiD corner Fourteenth stree,
mp 25-3m = st E
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RICHMOND, June 7-ls72.
Two CONTRACTORS FOR EARTH
i WORKERS. will be received until IL o'clock,
july LIST, for CONTRACTS FOR THE EARTH
WORK In the approaches to the James River
bridge. -sztz@ l - = 80
Proies and specifications for the work can be seen
by application at the Office OF the clerk nf the town
OF Manchester. JOHN &. CLAKkE,t
y Engineer ir'charge of james River bridge
je l0-tJyl 4gs4s
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HUGuEsor srRtycs

HCGUESor ,SrRiSGs.3
.,..,g PowHATAS COUNTY, Va, Jane l, ls72 g.
THIS CELEBRATED " AT ERR Nc
II PLkCE win be opened for the Accommodation
4of visitors on the 18th instant. ISL sf7.-7. -
NJ. i D; GRAVES, formerly OF sford's Hotel
iale OF the Hot Springs, Will have chargr OF tho notel
table will be abundantiy supplied with an the
choice wines ard liquors.. El.t., 80 : - -
Terms S55 per month, sl2 per week, 81 per day
COMFORTABLE COACHES win meet the i2:35
train fspin Richmond daily ut Coaiacld station,
richmond and Danyille railroad. Tickets ogo aud
return. Sl.5o. ''<5 ~
jca-1m a.i} j. B. FERGUSON, Proprietor
MOUNTAJN-TOP HOuSE.GThis we'll
w known aud celebrated SUMMER RESORT,
on the Blue Ridge. one mile from tn, Cheaaphake
and Ohio railroad, Is now open for visitors. The
climate and scenery are not eIia0rd In the State.
Tue rooms, table and other accommodations, are all
that can be desired. ts s-a2 80
Board, PR month ......................$3s
board, per week. Observation-Disclosures. L.
i&afd, per day. ............,.. ~
Hacks VIII be found ut Alton to convey persons to
and from the Hotel. - 81.
je A-lm T.. VI. LEFTwTCH Manager
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RICHMOND PAPER MANUFACTURING Co, X.
. RICHMOND, VA, June il, 1872. 5 i
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il until the TWENTY-FIFTH OF JUNE for
boring an artesian well ut the above establishment
Address - z ~ = ~. w. Is. ALLEGRE,i =
re l2-eodst&w2t .,.sfsa.. President:
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IA THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
AT RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF VlR-
GINA, AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 10TH,
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alden Lane, n. Y, or3iG w Randolph s., Chicago.
feh19-4w
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Japanese PAPER Ware.

Unprecedented success. Paper Ware is being uni
versay used. The people like it. Public Instilu
tons are adopting it. 1t is economical for the
housekeeper. Water Fails, Basins Chamber Pals.
Slop Jars. Bowls Milk Pans. Spittoons, Trays, &c,
JENNIN asi RafiR sSa Pearl
n. Y. City.
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DOUND HILL HOTEIs-AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS,
BY shade trees elegant drives always cool no mosqui
i2es reas9nablc charges For particulars Ac, address
IkAD FULLER, Superintendent or CORNELIUS BAN
IA. Northampton Mass
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPosALs FOR MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED
il to the Navy Yards under the cognzance Of the
Bureau OF Equipment and Recruiting
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
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THE REV. G. o. LORRIMER, D. D., OF BOsTOl
will deliver an address on the SNeW Reformation \,
street Friday evening, june 2s at O'Clock All are Il
vited.
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for Summer boauers Soa! by boat rom 1 oo Of
Barclay street. at 10 A. M and I. No.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DOPE WALKER OR TRAPEEIsr wANTED-FOR
" Fourth Of July. Address GYMNASr Herald oftcc,
this forenoon.
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BOARD AND LoDGTNG WANTED.
BROOKLYN BOARD.

OQa FIFTH STREET, NEAR NORTH SIXTH,
AOO Brooklyn 4. D,-A lady living alone would let
a single gentlcman; with without Board modern inn
reference required Inquire at cottage house.
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YJ,ESTIMONIAL TO COLLIE GOLDSMITH" THE
/ Dramatic Wonder" aged years, at ASSOCIATION
HALL Twcnty-thrd street, corner, Fourth avenue,
JULIA GAYLORD Soprano and n ANTONIO / MoE IA
at GOLDsMiTHs COLLEGE, l72 Fifth avenue, and
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DOTH STREET. NOS. 80 AND Il wEsT.-HAND-
AO somey furnished Parlor Floor, with private table
fdesired also Rooms second third and fourth foos
first class table.