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ssV "U~V ONVHN s:ks
H.de Of Par n.~. wsa.hsv. Pp.sp
s.lras. ~ Rcf.ac I.i...r. doctorsd. anieed
and svcctencd - Meas, tho taeee. e.lled :. Ton.
i:s.~~ Appetdxcrs." Ces,orcrs.s Ae.. that lead
tie tipplcr on 20 drunkenness and min. but a.e
at.uo Medicine. made from the Nasive Eoots ana
Herbs Of California, FREQ fress all Alcoholic
6tlas,lan,s. Thcy arc t,,c laREAT BLOOD
PURIFIRM and LIFE OIYIy(a PRlN.
ClPLR q pesS.ct Cenoyator aad lnyteorstoe Of
tho System, earring or Ill poisonous matter md
restoring tho blood TO q healthy condition. No
ps.son can take thcsc Di:ters according % disse,
tioa and remain long uavsll.
Fer Inaamnaeory and Chronic Rhea.
snaelsm auA Goas, Dyepepsia " ludl.
geseies, DiIioss, RemIstose and lseor.
miescpe Revcrs, Diseases or The Bleed.
Liver. Klascys, AID Bladder. t!ese bie.
sere hav, bcea most successful. 6ach Die.
cases aro caused By Initiated Bleed, whieA
10 generally produced b. Aeraagemeut o. -
Digestive OrRavs.
DYSPIPSIA on lNDD0R9FlON.
Headache. Pain IA tAe sAoalAers. Cosshe, TisAt.
nsas Of the Chest, Dissinsss, sour Hrueaaiaess q
tAs eto0acA. Bed tases u ~ noatA oilioas ~
tscks. falpafation Of sas Heart. IaaanmasSos q
tho Lungs. Pam IN ehs regsoas ofeAs KS4.sys,aeA
saano!cs o.ae. p...'s' sS.p'o"s' ~ 10 -
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PlOw and Spring steel.
Toe a'alk Steel,
Anvils, Wires. Bellows,
ltasps, Hammers,
BtIrAx, Etc, Etc,
Spring POiut Sh0vels,
a',ld Pane,
10 aud IL In. Slmice FOrke,
Custom Made Picks
Brass NOzzlcs,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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United States prisoners--1 per month.
Territorial Is t. 49,.
Accounts rendcrcdio Feb. 1872.
Idah" Peniient'sry-FOr ObvL,us reasons
! itemize the accounts Of the Marshal Of
Idaho Territory.
Prniientisry taken in charge by United
States Marshal May Ii, 1872
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$G,2lS 10

United States prisoners-none
Territorial IL t. 70 each month.
Account rendered to January 1872
Montana Pcniteniiary-1nkcmi ~ charge
by United States Marshal 2O,h April, 1871.
Gross expenses. $50. $40 81
PAlu ny Territory. 3 1855 w
S. 05j "
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..,;,. .,,.nurr and .l.e county Of 5an,t

~ - asa.S.s GA61 !.
q, meeting of the Conservatives & O. 9.
thc 'city OF Williamsburg and county ~ n,
Iamcs CITY, held at The court-hos,se On s ~
ogd Of June, DIR. L. Henley was caisen 70 s saJ
chair and William ii. L. Morecocs al'!'o'' ~
secretary. 10 inflow
sydney Smith. Esq, presented tnr . DE, ,.,re
ing preamble ard resolutions. "''''''
adopted unanimously: .,,;oo,. of the
"Wlercas the Liberal Rcrtlt, i'.i w W tho
United States having, nj tisic'"l,.s't of
9TH Of April hast, ad"r'ea i'I pres;dent
urinc;pies end ncsnlIi;teu m mos;damt Il
Horace Greeley, anu Tor slee-i 'es''.
Gratz Brown; ,. o.,o,, nc tbe Liberal
ronnhiira,,s we recognize OH their parr ae-
dire to acknowledge and guarantee ~ ~.
'i,ixens of the South equal rights, prlyl-
,anns and hnm,jnitits under the Constitt,
,;en. that they are III favor of universal
,mn2sty and of restoring peace and harmony
20 tbn whole country; that the military
Sh,ll he subordinate to the civil authority ID
times of ueacc: that the southern people
sh.ll he freed from carpet-bag ana Dayohea
rnIe. that the corruption OF ofiice-holders
,s,sf ne investigated aud the unfaithful ant,
dishonest removed; that they are opposed
IN the centrnlizing of power in the legislative
hrancb of the Government, and WISH tne
Government in all it's branches to be aanhi,
istered upon pure, JUST, ana cohs'i'"''o'a
principles; Therefore ,,.,
..Rssofred, That the Conservatives OF WI,
liomsburg and James City county no nal,
this movement on the part Of the Lioera
Pcnnblieans with satisfaction and delisht
and ass,,rr them that we will Strike bands
| with them across the bloody chism OF the
revelation and aid them i'll their struggle u
,n,;nt,in for our common country the prin
ci,,le. of free, pure, and republican govern
mcnt. r. ~.
| .Resolrcd, That the Chairman OF tiii'
| meeting appoint delegates to represent WI
liansbilrr and the county of James Guy II
the convention TO be holden in Richmond
ON the 9th instant"
I'm accordance with the last resolution the
Chair appointed the following delegates ane
altcrnates .,.ar
Wiiiidmsl,urg.-Jamss W. Gusts. Alter
mates: sydney Smith, p. Nj. Thomlsoh' a'o
w. r. c. Douglas. ,-.,
|. LANES Ctr County.-Cyrus A. Branch
Al,ci1lates William l.. Spencer, Dr. y" II,
| liam Martin, ST., DIR. Thomas MafStoh' VI
Powl.itan township. no,
DIS. Cowles. AItcrnatcs: Thomas new
man, Thomas G.'Wynnc. and 1. u. tho'eS'
Of jamestown township. r,,,o
Judge II. L. Henley. Aiternaies: ceolse
Grddy. n. b. Post, and George Hahh'''s' u
stone House township.
ON motion, it was ordered that the pro
| coeIiuos of this meeting be published IN the
| Richmond and Norfolk papers.
The meeting was addressed by sydney
Smith. iyrus a. Branch, William r. Z,
Douglls, aud William 5. Ptschy:
LEN. HENLEY, Chairman.
William, II. E.. Morecock, Secretary.
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written TO summer rcsort.1

Tur Possible FuTUEEs LADYoP THE W UTE
IIousr-In view Of the possibility nl hef
I,ecnminp next year "the lady of the w hite
House" tI,e New York Herald gives the
following sketch of Miss Ida Greeley, datgh-
ter of the sage Of Chappaqua:
. Mis- Greeley's mother has for many \,
wears been an invalid, and is now 10 unweh
thai, Mr.. Greeley hesitates about removing
ber from the st, Cloud Hotel, where she u
staytnp In this city, to the homestead at ttfai-
nogua. and in the event of. his election Tue
mnst ariuous duties Of hostess OF the eH-
ac1,tivel mansion would deyolve upon his
eldest daughter. Miss Ida Greeley ~ young
lady of about eighteen, Of medium he'Sh',
handsome, with the soft, dark eye, snapeis
features. and fine complexion Of her 'ather.
4 mass Of dark brown hair is done up IN Dc
COMING folds about her head. Her manners
are afal,ie and cordial, her conversation
ready and sprightly, and from the SUCCESS
with which, assisted by Blrs. Stuart, she pre-
sided at the first State dinner of the coming
Administration under the evergreen siiaueh
nm tbc farm ut Chaplaqua, saturday, IL W;'7
| mode evident that her domestic accomplish
| minis ara Thorough. She may be el,isi7li'l'
| nstic,lly described as the philosopher re-
fined ont of his anglllarities and eccthtilc''
t;es and feminized She heard OF her tatnef
mt,n;natiGn first in London, Mr.. Snnlley, OF
the asiSume, having tcIesraphed her mother n,
Of nnc,. on receiving notice OF 1t; aha' rs sic
admits naveIy, was glad to hear it. 81! !,
endorses his proposed nomination at the BAL
fimorc Convention, and in the event 6f II
believes he will he elected. She does not I'D
vocate woman suffrage, but il she couid VOC
would vote for Mr.. Greeley. when slt
thinks the woman suff'ragists, as parry
would not be likely to do"
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Mr.. HEREFORD, the member of Congress
from the Greenbrier district OF West Vir.
ginia, made very strong speech, during the
recent session of Congress, upon "the En-
travagance and Imperialism of the Admins
tration," OF which we have received IL >ccon,
copy. Mr.. HEREFORD is IN able dcbatcr. and,
what Is BETTER practical and wise statesman,
ardently devoted to the material develop
ment and growth Of the two Eirginas. He
is strong friend of the great Virginia canal
that is to connect the waters of the Chesa-
peake with those of the Ohio. !.
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ED.

In tlIis city. on the 9th Instant, ELltH vi
Il. Balentme- ....-. =
ON the 10Th Instant, ut the residence OF her ann,
I'm the COUNT OF King William, Mrs. ID. ). MCh IN
ZIE wife of James Mckenzie llate of iticnmGilll'
anod ,hirty-eicht wears six months and eight days.
She leaves devoted husband and seven lltte.rlnl-
lren to mourn their loss.
Yesterday s5th Instant, HELEN ROBERTA.
Youngest daughter Of Helen NJ. and Robert Nj. liud-
gins, aged two months.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
,cnce. on Fulton hin, at O'Clock THIS lWedncs-
tlay) AFTERNOON. Relatives and friends are re-
sI,ectfulIy invited to attend. = 't..f... i
Norfolk papers please copy.
Tuesday June 18th. at 50 A. NJ, MAGGIE BELLf;
only child Of Thomas and Otilia G. Clcmnit, ase'
nine months and seven days.
uuestef TO attend her funeral THIS cdncsday)
EVENING ut O'clock from hcf fathers residence,
sl3 west Main street.
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New Rocks.

A Representative Life of Horace Greeley,
With an Introduction by CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.
BY L. u. REAvls. New York: G. w.
CARLETON s. 20.
Another life of Mr.. GREELEY. AS we said
Of q previous one by PATTON, we don't want
lives of Mr. GREELEY that date back beyond
the war. We have started with new life
of his, begun after the var, when he pro.
claimed general amnesty and impartial suf-
frage, and when he began that effective war
Upon carpet-bagges which has nearly de-
stroyed the race, and when he began to
preach restoration of harmony, equality to
the nation, and honest administration ac
cording to the Constitution. We take him
up there, and as the nominee of the Cincin.
pati Convention the people will elect him
President. The book is not wanted for that
but many will want a history Of man SC
remarkable as Mr.. GREELEY is.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoM.
angelina Gushtagton's Thoughts ON Men and
Things. BY ANGELINA GusHlNGToS. New
York: G. W. CARLETON a. Co.
A book OF peculiar yivacity and humor
The Westminster Repte,u-a capital critic
speaks of it as being volume for sail lover
Of genial humor and acute observation
The London Examiner hits its exact chalac
ter In saying Of it: "The conveying Of
"shrewd sense under the dainty mask of a
"young lady's atiectation Of being little
"goose Is pleasant notion, and Ia cleyerly
done, with real sense of humor."
For sale by J, 7. ElLysoN.
Caper Sauce. A Volume Of Chit Chat about
Men, Women, and Things. BY FANNY
FERN, author OF "Folly US it Flies &c
New York: Ct. w. CARLETON Il Co.
FANNY Is one OF. the best known Of female
writers In the Union. She Is "quite pec,l-
liar very busy, very faneiful, very garru:
lous, and talks well deal Of nothing. She
~ yet very readable. ~.
For sale by j. 7. ELLYsoN.
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'F'FIH't"f IT. Y '
my 2U-3nl
OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE l. 1879.


This fnyoritr and celebrated " AfEPiNGP l.atf
will offer additional attractions tLiJ S1:r"in Ahi"n%
liner ilpproy en,ents, there has been adtau a' t"
can't and spari.a,s ballroom, pib,iniDG liz. Iarlnf'
fine parnr hs been culnre,d ami iuI!d',f''i Ah1 W.
,.roH unity OF the rriIrs ,rh easily ar'Ssib.
II viii bc kept in stSlr not SURPASSED "
aEe WATERsof iicsc special Springs either cure
mr. greatly relieve mot ctstS III Scrni uL lE.ipch'
Cnnsl,InftioIl. thrOnic bronchitis, chrome Iat!'
gifts 'hronic p,a,unonia, Chronic iM.i1p'i''
Chronic Ibiarrhusi, Chronic DyrrhhfS., iIn9 i,'
also great value IN those affections when are p.ru
I,,r TO The icaIc constitution. and IN an apP'i''
"A tonic, aud general restorative, they are, pctnap'
ut,rIyallcd amongst mineral waters. ING pt"p'..'.
vii, have provided for tie lawns anu hlii-rTn' :
urst-clJss Rand of Music. and Ia general az i
sources OF nuIrscmcnt AMI recreation ustii! lo"
nj our bsl sup,pcr resorts will d. ii Tie c"inithIn
The guests nj " ROt'kEEibiE Alum: , ihe pi
is within eleven To thlrtl1n hours VI asuh,
Wasl,Ipgton Baltimore. etc. ny riii, M III w t
PassI.uccrs leave the cars al the 'htHhlt;iA. .
ohio yalrtul ut Goshen .kis.i, as ne" anu ,
stage. coaches passing rapidly over s.iotn ,, an
icyeI road Of only eight miles, set Down Tue
~ e'''' OPP 'Nh JAMES A. FRAZIER. Proprietor;
parsons Masking ,ls.. of the grounds, Sc., 81 u
SnrInss and moi stopping Mt my h'bi' WIN !"
1 s}ry.,sd l,;lf my regular Estes. ,,,,,,,r,I
Tt,, Rorkbrtgc water Is for sale ny ] nhs
| LAND Il co. Richmond, aad GfoAnh -. -.
iSTil.E. charlottesville. .,,,r,,i,,
descriptive pamphlets sent free on ap'''ea'''"'
nv lD-3m
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POLITICAL sExcoMaUSroATIoN.- CHICAGO.
June 24.-The Chicago Times, In an editorial
this morning, reads the Baltimore Delegates
out of the Democratic party and indSrses
the platform Of the Fdth-Ayenue Hotel
meeting. ~ i. SfsEs Z J
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MI MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.
rp IToME-srAYEpS AND SPRINGS-GOERS.

III lltbAlT-S n hN' 40 A''''
T. X. PRICE i co.
are again in market, and are opening, ny expires
and steamers. large additions Of NEW AMI ELf'
CANT GOODS in each department..
Inny line of NEW PRINTS--a great show In al
the new lgur..s-for ladies ana chiidreh-h
mourning and llllf-mournng Styles .t.-.
DRESS GOODS in BLACK and COLOREDSlLhS;
JAPANESE SILkS and PoPLlNS;
GRENADINES, black and colored--Yar1ety;
sATIN-STRIPED HERNANIS and GRESA'
DINES-checked;
DOLLY WARDEN GAMBRICS and PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH ORGANIZES, both IFS
ured aud plain; g.. f..... ......-....y. ..
LAWNS and JaCCONETS, from the lowest to nie
highest grades.
FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS. CORSETS- GLOVES Oh
all kinds, PARAsOLS Of every make ho-
SIERY, &c. -t. .... ,,
LADIES, aud CENT? EA1EN'S UNDERSillR Ts
CHILDl.EN'S UNDERS RTS, SoChs
FANS, &C., &c. ...
or o1IIS. CASSIhIERES, and NESTlNGs :'tr gen
,,men udbnys; DRILLlNCS, plainand fancy
DUCKS, &c.
NASH LINENS AND OTTER LINEN GOODS
In spte OF the recent heavy advance In stich scois
"a well rs In wooIlcn goods, the stock now on hai'
WIZ va ~ '''' 80 IT. r. PRICE & co.
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tCEA BATHING. --COBE'S ISLAM
Dya n now Open for the a'ronihlodalin,n ~ wa
itors. Fine and cafe surf. nthihs, h,i,,hk' 3D.
snipe-shoolins. A ls,ni OF Music ~ a'ts
during the ss.ls0i t4-Fef .s7.
Tsisas: ~ per day; sis per week. = g,nk. 10
c,a,..,s,n,.. Mmtay We,in(sfay, and Friday
MORNINGS. h"'"e0 Cherry stone. Va.
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CLOTHING.

CTJrDENTS AND SCHOOIS.-CLOTH-
- ING.-STUDENTS and SCHOLARS returning
nom their closing SESSIONS VIII want to DIX ESS their
persons for the coming vacation and they are al re-
spcctfliy Invited to cal ut the oid-estabshed house,
where they can always lItvca
LARGE and ELEGANT STOCK
to select from that cannot fall 10 please THEN ana
the LADIES also. Call on
tc25.ot 100 Main street, sign of BIG FLAG.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

~ I BATH COUNTY, VIRtfININ,
| - OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE Is, 1872,
situated at the EASTERN base Of the Warm Springs
mountain, ten miles from Millbor,ugh depot, Cics-
ayeskc and ohio railroad. on the main stage read
leading tn Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs Th,
location Is splendid both tn point OF climate mud
| the mountain scenery diversified and picturesque
The fine alum and chaly beate tonic waters ure un-
\ surpassed. ,.
For circulars giving terms, analySs, certificates III
| cures &C, address
| JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor
/ Ia knth Alum SnrilInN.
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No. NOW FOR CHEAP CoTToNs.

w NOW FOR CHEAP CoTTONs.
.NnRoscoGGIN AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM
ut one shilling per yard; {: *
TIE GEL EBRATED DAyoI, MILLS at Bc. 4,
w.MsuTTA COTTON Ut i9c.; ~
NEW YORK MILLS at2le.; ...
Excellent yard-wide BLEACHEp aud oN-
BLEACIIED COTTON at lesc. per yard;
Excellent ELEACHED COTTON at lie per yar"'
AspROSCoGGIN, UTICA, WALTHAM, anu
n1oNADNoCE sHEETINGs at manufacturers
prices;
prII,OW-CAsE COTTON, 81 inches wide, at lsac.
per yard;
Now is the time to purchase your COTTON
GOODS by the piece just as low as they can be hao
by the case In New York. We are determined 70
make y clean se!l-out before occupying our new
| store. LEVY b h' ii''
je22 ..s . i2i' ana iIA' 'A'''i So So
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Ex.Confederate General Joe Johnston, IL
;s said. is "not for Greeley" believing liza!
his election would olrly continue the hadl-
calls in power under another head. -.
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'spI:cYAL NOTICES.
Gsr GREAT CLosING.oUT SALE
~ Ats SO
- III LEVY. BRoTfTERss
All GOODS MARKED DOWN. So
NOW FOR BARGAINS.

80 NOW FOR BARGAINs.%
We intend making clean sweep before our new
store is finished, 30 as to open with an entire new
stock. go 49,
Z h,rkfnls Of DgEasS GOODS reduced from 10 TO 30
per cent s7,--s -Esa-ssas-sas< ,,'-'
just look at the FAST COLoRED LAWNS at
,s.c; OK ira quality at lssc. per yard.
HANDSOME GRENADINES at 1sc.;
CHECK NAINsooK at zoe. considered cheap ut
soc.;
BLACK. SILKS nj a great reduction;
JAPANESE SILKS at prices that wiz aston'sn
,.p.NEsE popLINs and GRENADINES at
Ieac.; s.a.
rxtr, bargains in all kinds of WHITE GOODS, and
lots Of other very cheap goods ut @
LEVY BROTHERS,
...'''. 1913 and 1915 Main street.
coATs,s and CLARK's COTTON at roc per do
zcn; &c. a single spool. st"'
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,

= - ffNNTIVN NDNIT'' ' N''
NEARLY OPPOSITE F0RTkESS MONROE.
This new and superior hotel will I've opened for
visitors on MONDAY, June 81, lsie. under the SUI
peryision Of tire undersigned and VIII he kept
FIIS'r-CLASS WATERl Nt-PLACE on the Sent
side ..r.
Splendid fishing. hnalng. saltwater bathing,
shaded groves billiards ru-pnS, ana every luxury
of tLr 81, and land, can lr fuil,l rt This delightful
and convenient summer resort.
Arrangc,.cuiiha have been made with the rariou,
railroad COMPANIES Ia sell return tickets Ia visitors
H. vUE DE L'EAU for one fare, provided their
tickets are stamped mt The hotel.
Steamers will constantly iun between Norfolk,
Portsmouth. and the hotel.
rrlcgr:il IN office in tho house. Two mails daily.
TERMS 81 per ,lay, T3j for two weeks, $40 per
| month. IL. = lh'DSpS.
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk. Va.
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The proprietors of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, so highly esteemed IL n remedial agrut,
IN order to have Il within the reach Of the public,
have had 1t put up In tihLF-GAi.loN BOTTLES,
In eases of one dozen each, and placed II on sale
ut accessible points. -, y. ......
Pamphlets descriptive of the character of this
WAITER and It's application to diseases. Sc; may
he hal OF the agents for the sale ut the A1Ef lii
Richmond and elsewhere.
We amend letter from r. Y. Daniel, Esq. attor-
ney ut law, u highly respectable and weil-knowii
citizen OF Richmond:
John Ihrbert Eiotib0ruc, Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs tOmpdHB:
I have repeatedly and continuously used the wafer
of the Blue Ridge Springs, and with u long eApe-
ricnce OF the waters OF nearly all of the mineral
springs OF Virginia. and Of several of those of other
States have never fonnLa any superior, nor taken
ut distance from their source any equal to those Oi
the Blue Ridge Springs rs n sure but very gentle
apcrient, tonic, and regulator of the stomach ana
visccra. Unlike any other mineral water with which
kecpng-at least I'm glass TOR by exposure to the air
have used 1t with great advantage from emloh
filed twelve months before. / have sometimes
thought that perceived, what others n this city e
convinced That they perceived, II decided ana san
tary effect OH the liver where torpid or INSTRUCTED
For home use decidedly prefer 1t 10 any other min
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
P.E. DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond, Tn., May 7th, 1872
This water Is for sale IN Richmond, Va, by
PURCELL, IADD 4 Co, Druggists,
1916, corner Of Main aud Thirteenth streets.
f. l2-5Jt
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OFFICE Virginia FIRE AND MARINE ms Col
+ ta.s RICHMOND, June s 1879. I
EIFTY-FOURTH DIVIDEN D.-The
II directors OF this company have deck: red a semi
annual dividend of SIX PER. CENT. fr,e of all
taxes, payable 10 the stockholders On and after list
July next Until that date the trans Der l,oOkswlIl
he closed. WILLIAM WI LIS JR.,
Ia 95-Iw Gon.ot,,.v
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rJ'O LADIES VISITING TIE SPRINGS.

SD BROAD STREET, RICH MOSD.
A. FfSkES & co. solicit inspections Of their
sulcndid stock Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR. IN
linen and cotton. manufactured In Europe eH-
Richmond. These garments ART mad" of the hH't
material; I'm style and tinisl, unegi,aed: aud
the cheapest of them put together with vew 10
comfort aud durability.
Send for sample Of our LINEN sHlET EoSoMS
of Belfast manufacture. and all kinds OF LINEN
GOODS and EMGEOIDERIES.
Goods sold at uniform and moderate price,
| wholesale aud retail, for prompt cash only.
in S-SW&Wlm
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GUNNER BOARDING IN SrAUNTUN.
~ PcrsO,s'wishiDg 10 spend few weeks al the
Summer in stanton ran iu,l PLEASANT QUAR-
TIERS mt the STiUNToN BAPTIST FEMALE
INSTlTUTEat reasonable charges. Apply TO
10 Ia-eotlmx JOHN HART.
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A LLEGHANI. SPRINGS.
N MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

A LLEGHANI. SPRINGS.
N MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
The above watcrng-pace, which Is universally
recognized rs
A SPECIFIC IN ALL CASES OF DYSPEPSIA.
will he opcn for tho reception of visitors on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
These Springs are delightfully."- sitI'aed In hrhd
of Roanoke river, amol. the highest peaks OF The
Allegheny mountains. With Il magnificent lawn c'n'
brariug 100 acres possessing the f:tir a r'ron al
nouuaiu and water scenery comhinc,i, within 81
miles of Al.cGmny depot, on the Atlantic. Mlssis-
sippi and Ohio railroad ulic great ihor"ughiafr
North and SOUTH, and are accessible to all parts I"
the Union. ..s
since the last SCISSOR many improvements, have been
made, and Il number of new buildings have Dcrn
added makInr these springs the most conmodlous
and attractive In the State.
INV 9T-im ". Il. BISHOP, Manager.
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DisY G0oDs.
SELLING OFF AT COST TO CLOSE
- BUSINESS

Parties Indebted tn me will please settle their nc
copnt. Inv tla ,st. Parties TO whom / am indebted
win present tl,eir claims for settlements
STORE FOR RENT. y. hissh'
f. s5-7m VIZ Droao slree.-
Some OF THE BARGAINS OFFERED
"ii ao. iois MAIN SHEET,
FULL yARS Sg%sffdpIsfE 81 RssfEE66 COTTON
rr1E IT, Y psf ytWsIDE BROWN COTTON at ls,c.
Best Ps sna Sf preiest cAL1coEs z, lie per yard
cot lssi RsE YAH RorDERED GRENADINES at
Bess FRENCH GAMBRICs, solid eolors' s7se Fer
splesndid WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at &c. per
sp,endid WHITE SWISS MUSLIN at &c. per yard;
Fine BLEACIED TABLE DAMAsh at 7'c. per
Excellent dat LINEN DoYT les at s0c., 75e.' and 81
eft TOWELS "? at ,ss ,;,s &c., Sc
Latest and best 'WAI.KING-CANE fAHAsoLs'
cAS fsR a9f aSGlNes and 1NsERTINGs. ssc up
LLx xfas LACE sHAwLs aud RAsoL-
WHITE hTEs III ick, and coLoRED sEENAD1NE
uosiE AS Gloves, RIBBONS, and many other
goods ut surprisingly low prices. G2t
Y AIDES WILL PLEASE CALL AT
IL NO. 800 BROAD STREET and look at our
suction bargains received Saturday. SIX Grena-
dimes Linen Suitings, Hosiery, Hats Siln-Shad,s,
and rurbans; ArtIlcials, Edgings, and i.aces; ALL
ance Trimmings Ribbons C"rssts r ana 9EniiEsE
ier successor to Duckwall y Houss.
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g PRIN G., 1871 have received my
~ spring stock OF, MATTINGS,L CxPPETIyCS,.
0lk-C..o Otis, LAGES CURTA lSB, WINII0W'
SHADES, Res Which win ssliatl easellalle profits.
~. RIP. RI ca AKTSON,
UP a7-am corner Nintba nd Haia great 81