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The Right to Withdraw.

The Norfolk J0maul, which has from tue
first given the cold shoulder to the GREELEY
movement. now contends that as virginia
will have no more rights in the ba'''''"'.
Convention than any other Stale she c''' ~,
coaslstenlly instruct her delegates 10 WIZ.
draw in case that body shall dc"'''e :" '''''"'
=, new nomination. II Virginia 'aA'' Nv
mart. in tho nomination of candidates. She
win hc free either to support them or I" sup
,,or, Gs,r,ry and BRowS, as her people Hi )
,,o.t Tn, obligation to stand 10y the noml'
rocs vi,l not hc incurred unless she takes
n,rt in making them If her delegates were
- ;ncur this Obligation in her behalf, they
w,uld not only bind lis to the support OF the
nominees, but would run great FISK OF
dividing the Conservatives Of Virginia illt'
TWO PARTIES. The failure of oar delegates t'
assist in nominating candidates will MOI
prevent Us from supporting them it ON
state Convention (and another state C"nVen
tion would certainly he necessary if new
ticket were nominalr,D shall decide that s'icl
would bc the course best calculated to secure
the highest interests of the country; where
as. ON the Their hand, the obligation to sup
port them, if once incurred, cannot he re-
moved even by State Convention.
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Adjournment OF Congress-

"a, two houses agree
To-day week. """ ,,,,;,, nasucd lust
to change u" ''''" ,;nr, The House
MONDAY, '""e' M 1870, ,.,,..,,, revc,ue
first p'ss'" ~, .,,,,.,.r ,h,t il with \
bill ~ " 500" '' H. a,,;.. may I've
lf'''''" '"" .,a ,,or nsssea the
l"'" ~ '.. ., .a;,,r, ., tho aMh in
w. no,,,oc,,,t- vn,ed sol;dly for adj
'""'' w.. eor,oa shi. rcSol,l-
1'"' "''' o,,h. onn. AGAINST
Wv" .''.' - 49,, ;h.r1 Hrpnhlir3nr aud
'"e p'" E-n. ,,c, nave their re-
Tue o''i'o,''''' measure conceived
'e"S'' AL" o''' ,,,,, ,o damage the
III sill '"" ,.ro,lrrc Ia the
pchi"'fS'e' '''>
a'th"'> W ." homo t,,,t the resolution
we "'''' ,., 90 orcr,tc the desired adj
WIZ ~ ,,ucb oS villainy i there in
'o'" ;,;o,, ,f tho Radical lnrtiSans in
'"' For ,hree months there has
nix .,,., l., Oh. 1Iouse of Rcprcsent:,-
,;n % nrnmote social equality very
cr,,. t,mous sunplemrn,arv
80 ;,,,, al, ,,,t time thr
Wv" y" ,,>o,, ,,.a,.o,,.a only by the
;.u,, =, rho Democrats. In
~ w. .,,r.n., ,,;u .,;u hangs In the
~, ,~,,. ,.a ,,,o p,d,rsls ar, determined
A''''' ,' :, ,,o,, 40, ,,,l, i until the
~ .,.o,,.,;,,s .holl have passed
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The letter of our Washington correspond
ent .Riciimond," Notwithstanding that It's
peumanship rivals GREELEY's, would be pub
lshed by us, and its numerous figures wo'lio
be found interesting by our readers. II the
bin TO which it alIities had been passed by
both Houses Of Congress. We make IL al
almost inyariable rule not to publish bills
which have passed only one house. In the
ease Of the bill now in question we doubt
that il will get through the Senate at ill; ana
il il shall, it will have been so changed that
Mr.. Dawes will not know it When 1t shall 90
back to him. We return thanks to "klcfl-
mund" all the same.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

THE HOT SPRINGS, ~
EhTH COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
No. ,,,,, o,a;, q, Visitors II, waters are celebrated
for the cur, Of HhrumaIi& ISM G"iit. faraiysS' i4r
nor oc Liver. Chronic Darrh%a or Dfsehtery. Ts
anacs Of the Uterus Affections of the skim eslncia!
Of syphtic origin, and numerous Chronic Diseases
THE BATHS
vary In temperature from 30 degrees ~ ~"
Faiircnlcit and prc<cnt every variety 81 CHROME
18th rhcy arc moreover, found To prepar" the sys
tenn the hcntnrfii ac1i G Va "'''> - ''
yarintis other Mineral springs. , :, >.
MUD BATHS have been c"1sr"rari cree, s sn, u
sn,s I'm Germany aud which give sufferers the e.l'
II Of The very valuable remedial agents rohaihc'
In the mineral mud. , .,,,,c,,,,r :,
Thee SPRINGS offer unsurpassed ATTRACTION, It
both tlc invalid and pleasure -tehrr. h' riuli,
,.;.nt orI ula,.al enlrnt equal In tho~r "i MI
In. div i,u;r.< Every lnotirrn Improvement ma
in.cI prov Idol. Ar n -, ,i TT,,,or
sI Il virginia. Resident Physician.
Ok Pa ;. &. TARnY $500.
Richmond. Va: or
j. 4. August.
Manager Hot Springs iiah county, Va.
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The Jo,rna! does not hold that "negro
fellow" may be as we'll fitted to teach
"beautiful white girls" az the "finest eau.
casian gentleman y; but it does hold that a
"colored gentleman" lone like Alexander
Dumas, for instance,) may be better fitted to
teach Caucasian girls than u ''brutal Cauca-
sian fellow" When you split hairs. Mr.. Dis
yatch. be a little careful how you select
terms.-.Sate Journal
ALEXANDER DUMAS was no negro. lie was
not even mulatto. He could have passed
anywhere for white man. TO say that such
men are lit for teaching white girls, and that
thick-lpped, back-Skinned, woolly-headed
Africans are not, is to give up the whole
question; for the Journals newest state
ment Of its position means, as we read 1t,
"the less African blood the better the teacher
is fitted 10 teach whites" So says every
Caucasian in his heart.
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COOP AprIcE.-M AGISN, the Iri>hman. who
was US witty rs the wittieSt of his country
men, gave this advice to his party associates:
If you travel all day in stage-coach with
"a man who is refined, polite, agreeable,
swiftly, and entertaining, and he tells you
"just before you part with him that he i, Il
"Whig, don't believe him." so we say |"
Won. Conservative voters: II man has been
your friend for years, and he Is polite, agree
able. and all that sort OF thing, and now tells
Won that he Is an independent candidate for
some office and desires your vote, don't be-
Leue HIM. Go and vote for the nominee Of
your party.
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From DiE,w iidie COunty--AH for
dirccity.

DINwnDiE COURTHOUSE, VA,
May 20. 1872.
ELtorS Ttsfa:ch: The question "l Il Gree
ley ucrtiu- WAS sIrokcn I'll on rourt-ttay among
Conservatives and Democrats, tut l believe
il was deemed best To deter it until June
court, when old DinwidGic'S voice shall be
heard CRYING honesty, economy. AMI reform,
and Greeley and Graft a@ain,, any other
men.
Onr Jenkins. of Richmond or somewhere
else, who lr,S congressional aspirations on
the brain, mounted spring wagon and en-
deayorcd to Use the party lash severely, the
whole burden OF his remarks being that he
preferred Grant to any one else. but all must
support the Philadelphia nomination. lie
chctcd feeble applause once on twice rom Il
few dcluded negroes. One Cox, negro ma
gistrute, also said his piece to perhaps All all-
dicnce of two dozen. All the while the cry
was from the masses that Greeley was ana
i the father OF abolitionism, and | did not
hear single man say he would not vote for
Greeley and Gi7lIZ save those Radicals hold
lug or seeking office. Let"S all 90 Tor cree
len. ROANOKE.
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THE WORCESTERSHIRE you Remember
which We recently published concerning
candidates who call themselves "indepcnd-
ent /" al the same time that they claim 10 BIZ
Conservatives: DO not br caught by L Word.
Look at the company into which you are
about TO fall. See whether You are standing
shoulder To shoulder with your old friends,
neighbor~, and associates, or are keeping
step 10 the music of a Radical drum and
training with carpet-bag@erS. scalawagS,
and negroes.
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The state .Jcn,nal does not object to the
spending of money on the Church Hill tun-
mel and for the Improvement OF the river
50 il saws. Now, will it tell Us whether 1t
objects to the appropriation TO the Tree
bride, and that to the public School-io'lseS,
and that to lalild the new gas-holder: II not
let it specify the appropriations niiide by the
urcs,uI Council to which it objects. We do
not believe that it can name one.
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POSTMASTER .JoSEs IN GREELEY i ','i''"s'
ter Jones. of New York, tells goo" '''''-
paign story for Horace Greeley a.,
Some time ago one Norton. cashier VI , ,he
post-office, turned out as delni'ter' anu ~.
United States Government tame 90" VI y" I'm. ""'
securities, among whom was H,ra', , 49,,
lev, Responsible to the extent o. ABOUT VIZ,
thousand dollars. Greeley Wa very I'.,'';
under this obligation, and be is :" ',"'n "
fear of debt that he actually "ai''c,' !" ~
his check for the whole s'm ana se' - VI. ~.
mind. Finally meeting OF Tue , t''o,'s.
was held, and Mr.. Grecle! pun on ts ,lr ro"d
Giles. took up his bond ana a'r,un .;,;, n' ~
over the conditions. "ltcy Say m''.. hm 49,
internally bad hand" said Greeit'' -" NV
they can read it plain enough "heh II s''> vi
one of these things.
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FURTHER AS To THE FIRE AND ACCIDENTS
~ Pu,IApELpuIA.-P hiidd"iphia, May ~
VaIer's Hotel was crushed by the falling OF
the eastern wall of the Jayne building; D nsea
Yesterday a9m,nic au demolished by the falling OF
the western wall all the floors were crushed net
down to the first, though the front wall Is ul'-
u inimres. About four hundred persons are
thrown out of employment by this calamity.
About noon to-day the lower portion OF Oh, III. .'
western wall of Jayne's building lei, wet ~
w. ,nl, and th,. bricks, falling into Relief al
lew Between ,Jayne's block and NaSer'> TO-
TEL struck down George Fletcher, John Pay
and '' David Bennett, firemcn, the lati'r ii is
supposed fatally. The same crash caused e, a
rush among the spectators in the I'cilh,!, a,,'
wan. he fell and had his leg crushed by the
wheel. Another man WIS also injured ull-
ring the confusion. The total loses amount
70 S552 800; insurance. E'32l.'oo.
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IN 3scInOriasu.

I,to, an Saturday tlr 18th instant. aged twenty
nine yrars, John u. FREEL AND. ~oh oil '"hl
Frcraud. Esq. ,,,.o,, -, hi ,,,.-
, MO, rod 10 his friends 10y the kindnrSs OF III
heart. a liberal hand. genial nature and iieir'!
cheerful temper. the .yInpahy 81 his hnil'ti''
friends give evidence. This heavy lnss Is an ii'"
scrlhahlr anguish to 4 fond and dninG Father ana
mother loving sisters. aud one surviving hrn'irti
Gould the skin of his physicians the anAlctx an
,rnvcrs nj his friends have availcd our hrnt her had
hot died" But God in IIi- in:crntahle wisdom mas
seen tit to take him from this world where lie nag 50
much 10 live for and, While we mourn nm, w '''
ih"t we miist how our heads In silent submission.
The writer of this little tribute has Known lin'
from childhood MAY He who promises not To- i"lNe
his "chidren comfortlcss, have mere! "h MS SUI
rowing friends. ,.,, ,,,,,,, Ia,
on. death. all eloquent, yon only prove wlat ,'''
We ,iole OH. when lis luan W. love. VI. H. ~.
,t"iIIr and New Orleans papers please copy.
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We need not tell so astnte man az the
State Journal man that UNDERWOOD will be
~ mild hammered man as ever eut throat
10 soon as GREELEY Is elected and the friends
Of good government get possession OF the
Offices OF the Federal Government We
would not be surprised If UNDERWOOD were
to vote for GREELEY.
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DIED.

,, .,,.rce Il, ibis clty on Monday night. Ar
. Enuf;F r. BOON FIR. IN Tie srreniy-hith year III
his age. ,,,,.,,, ,rc iuyiA.l IL al
tend his funeral, from 81. fa'i ; cii''i'i'' "'
SESDAY al |. o'clock Nj.
A, Nouut Rush. buckingham county. on me l"h
ar Nav. Mrs SARAH II. ATklSSuA aEeo se'r''-
ty-tlIrpp wears.
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Kentucky.

Representative McHenry, OF Kentucky,
returned here to-day, from his district, and
reports that all the old Democrats there are
enthusiastic for Greeley, and that Kentucky
will give fifty thousand majority for that
ticket Washington telegram.
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Iowa.

Judge Mason, of Iowa, writes here that
half of the Republicans OF that state viii
vote for Greeley, and if nominated at baltl-
more all the Democrats will support hlnl.-
Washington telegram.
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he eountermanded. md yon win lose g. arse
, m. Of Money #" ep'i'd,s.s.t,e,,as,
men, men Isknow il, BUTT is right md rn a, 40
~" He did do II, and ! a,lf@intorined ttlh.
he lost d seat in tue United States senate aiso
over thirty thousand dollars. !, J.
To nv mind this does not look tike :. ,i'''
pertincnt interference.
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\ negro doctor OF Detroit announces ne
will nrt attend white people. An indcprnd-
cnt, sensible dalky. We wall'd there were
more like him.
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4 mr. IEsstjR YOUR LIFE II
- a3 LIN THE
Il nROoKT.YN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oFEEW YORK.
:
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

]. Because IL il acknowledged To be per'e'iS '"'-
rent by all Insurance Comm issfoJisJs.
=. Because 1t Ia the chenpcst. .asa. sa.s.as.s
g. Because il endorses the surrender rntae on i'a
policies, In dollars and cenfs for ten corEecu''e
years and ten years thereafter, II desired.
According to the statement Of the rates OF The Oil
ftrent Life Insurance companies of trst-cass stand
Ing In the United States made 10y 1.-THE Universal
In its advertisement entitled Facts are SthbboTn
Things" and published recently Ina southern news
uaper. Ii appears that the Mutual Rates Of hf
Kr,okIva are cheaper than those of any named
company. -..
FOR instance according tn that statement:
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MARRIED..

,,--,.,,.,. S,,,c, Noy Eth. l-7a. hy the Rev. j
7, III, '' tc;arland. Mr. HENRY G. HECiilEt; g
ttI "mr rountv Va. 10 Miss SALLlf., J.: GAL
d,nnbter of VI. l.. Gary, Esq. firimohu' I"
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The Westminster Reri@'r for April Is on
our table. For sale by WooDHorsE K PAR
NAM
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GRAsr.-B. ). EwLIL. Esq, president O
" lillian and Mary College, Williamsburg.
DlG ior GRANT.
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>IGEK RATES

Balance In favor of the Brook
i'm al wosA rucs.............. 1858 ~ 1885 90
The gTetnig advantageous fixture ot The Brook
lyn in endorsing the Surrender !ui"ss upon Its
,,,I,.in j., doyj1rs anil ceuts for ZEN consecutive
p " w. ,,, y, e ,r
UHTS' iii" met Will ni"l"aiihe" p'''s' rum NV
most celebrated American actnarcs As also from
rho rress North and South
''u r. :, ~ 49,, VI ' ,,.,,,,,,.,,,
Inc non. EhNi "rish'' "'i - '''''i''' ''"' NV
greatest insurance mathematician ana a'tuary IN
America concentrating the Brooklyn upon this
,,. .,; r.tin,.,t,n f,.,turc s,vs u,nnup other
ne" ana ''''''" "'"''' a. '".""n "'
things, 81 AN particularly plct'fi u, your 'hpIl-
me i the right direction from the DItfHdty H,thDd
~ - w ,..,,. <,..,.-I-r ,.,y,n,~ ..n,oof ,ho
" r""P""y me ""''e'"'" '"'''' " W Wv
greatest drawbacks to The popularity OF lie ins-
..n,.. a h.n,, tho and li-sIti
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

RICHMOND. Va, May Il, l,I@.
DR. r. III. SMITH, PRESIDENT RE
IL PUBLICAN CITY CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE RICINIOND.-SIR Many Of my tnn>'!t: 4
live friends ~ press fear that tenilTIn tlchrs
viii he sprung on the morning. oi the election for
i;,n In torn, me In writing what has been te AZ
ZION Of YOUR party In relation 10 the approaching
nl,.rtinu- | am very respectfully.
t;EuRlIE A. HUNDl.E1.
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y,ANJEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
IL FROM I[AHRISONBURG. IN ROCKING
IAN tsui MY. VA.-This celebrated WATER,
INli-PLACE will open for visitors on the lst ot
.U.SF.. 10. under the management of JOSEPH \.
WOODWARD, Esq. -,
Tie waicr OF these Springs Is the sfronge@ GhGiy-
Je,tc IN the Uifei Stdtts and IS peculiarly eihcirnt
IN tic diseases of females. while a. tonic Its Vr-
tues arc UNSURPASSED ,
,rc.lI.,,otlt io.s strictly frSt-class.
Si.itnrs leaving Baltimore or Washington by the
arIv morning train arrive at the Springs TO tea
Circulars lIc had at X. W. Pt'WEkS & COS
RATES Of BOARD: Fer day $50: per week. 81"
,cy month -: children ur:cr twelve years Of age
Ind .rryaul- half-urirr. \. Il. lRltE.
n\-.-Im President OF the Boar. OF Directors.
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DUCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE |. 1872.

This r.vorilr and celebrated WATERING; PLACE
vii uii,r additional attractions this season. Among
other inurOv rmcnts. there. has been added an rlr-
CANT aud -ric;nll, ballroom. al joining the parlnr:
the pallnr has been enlarged ad improved aud the
bro Nimiiy n the two render, CTi EASILY accessible.
tt Win nc Kept III style not surpassed anywhere ia
Virginia.
The WATERS al these special Spring, eli her cure
or greatly relieve IuC-t 81 S'7ofull, lncipielf
tullsl,Inll.nI. Chronic Bronchitis. Chronic LaryIt-
gitl-. Chronic Pneumonia. Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic DIarrhu.l. Chronic Dyscn!cry. They are
also 4 srcat value in those affections which are pect-
liar Ia Tie icnic constitutions and IL III appetizer.
tonic. and general restorative. they are. perhaps
unrivacd amongst mineral waters The proprietor
vi have prov i!rd for the lawns and lnll-roun Il
ts; class Band uf Music and b general all the
sources Of amusement AMI recreation usually found
at our best summer resorts will In 1t The command OF
the guests al ROCK BRIDiE ALUM" The place
l. within eleven Ia thirteen hours 81 RlchnInnd-
Washington. Baltimore. etc. ly rail. all In day light:
Passengers leave the cars al the chesapeake AMI
lh;,, :tlI, IA al Goshen rp"i. and ncw and elegant
stage coaches. passing rapidly over smooth ana
c,c rrid ii only eight miles. ,el down the Visitors
AT the Springs Ia tea.
Persons making use OF the grounds, &c.. Of the
springs. AMI not stopping al my hotel. VIII ne
charged half my regular rates. -
The Et"L Iridg,' water l. for sale ~ PlEt L..
IADD 4 co. Richmond, aad GEORGE vi. NC
lNTIRF. th,rl"!tcS.ir.
descriptive pamphlets sent free an application.
lU"nln
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fstO PHYSICIANS.
AQUEOUS EXTRACT rlNI> tANAnEH>lH
BROMIDE OF QIlNli:
BROMIDE. or MpErIilA:
BROMIDE OF CALCIUM:
BROMIDE Or Stpil NJ:
LIME:
WINEOf THE LArTu-rflt,SrIIATE OF LIME
SlRuP UFTIIELAt T0-iII,r,ril ATEnF IRON
SYRUP OF TIE i.AtTATF Of IRON;
NlIRiTE OF AMIL:
EEFEi:VEsCE:%T NITRATE. OF CERIuM:
EFFERTESCENT CAHHnNArE OF IIrilIA;
pIEXIRLE rnLI.ODlON:
SQrlRBS's; rODurIlILLUM PILLS;
SQulBIn'S PURE ',llLnRoFORM
S0ulEI!S'S FLUID EXTRACTS:
FOUNTAIN SIRI%GES:
YlII'DlCIlt1M'S NASAL DnUCHF:
and all new remedies. iur -aIr' hy
MEADE 4 BAKER. Pharmacists.
luyl glY Main street.
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Mt NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.
LLAMA LACE POINTS. SACQUES, SlIAWI.S.
DRESS GOODS, EAIBROlDEEIES. &C.,
JUST OPENED.
TR. PRICE & CO., now In market. are making
heavy additions to their splendid stock in all that Is
new varied. and attractive.
THREAD and LLAMA POINTS and SACQrES.
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWLS, in great rarir-
": HERMANN and GRENADINE SI!AWLS for
mourning: PARASOLS. SUN-SHADES and la
DIES UMBRELLAS.
Enormous stock Of English. French AMI American
PRINTS. including every variety of DOLLY
WARDEN. one thousand packages or mnre Just
opened.
DRESS GOODS
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS, MuHA!RS.
FIGURED CHALLIES, GRENADINES Striped
and figured, ORC CANDIES. LAWNS. PERCALES
CAMBRlCS. JACONETS. &C.. &c.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON GRENADINES
HERNANNlS. I'm silk and wool: SILK WARP AL
PAGAS. MOHAIR ALPACAS. CHALLIES,
FRENCH BERAGES, Wells, SHAWLS. COL
LARS, &C, &c.
BY every steamer and express daily they add to
their select stock. and only ask look from retail
and wholesale buyers TO insure sales.
T. II. PRICE K CO..
my3 11Ol Main and Eleventh streets
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The above correspond nrr explains H>r'i lf'
mi,rJ my friends Of the Conservative pariy from
the FIRST that would Withdraw If the Republican
party made nominations: and - there VIII ie none
shall stand firm, and ask my friend, 10 do lih"wac
Very respectfully. ,->.,,,1.
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uKli;S. MEDlCINES. dc.

Two PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS
4 We have just received Il large assortment oi
SURGICAL AID DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. en-
ll;ICing all 81 the latest improvements aud inrcn
tinnS. L. which We call attention.
We can supply any instrument al short h"'lcc
from the hrsl manufacturers. and AL their prices.
PURCELL. LAnD 4 CO.. Druggists.
NV ~ ioltj Main street. corner Thirteenth.
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RICHMOND, VA. MAY Il. l-.aa.

RICHMOND. VA. May Il. l.1".
Sir.-In reply 10 yours Of this date ] an aulil"-
,i1rd IA state iit h City Central Republican Com
mittrr of Rrlruond has determined not To- pun l3f
w,rd any K.,u!liran ticket Ia hc vacd for At the
municipal election which lake. place on the "3d HI
slant, Very respectfully. .-
s'''' T. II. SMITH.
Chairman civ Central Republican Committee.
Rit.t,t Il.
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rUNARD LINE OF STEAM -
~ Frs TO LIVERPOOL, QUEENS. ~: - :,
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND LONnoNnfEKT> =
FROM NEW YORK, $50: TO VIEW NuRk. :;
IN CURRENCY.-The safe. brst-clas, iron rt..,r,'
ships OF this line will sal! az follows: Wt!5[I~.
DAY. l7t.l, and SATURDAYS. 2,th and ..,l, "a
April. and SATURDAYS, nh, ilth. aIit In, ~
NAY. and twice every iDiowin. week from ~.
NARDS " IiARF. Jersey City.
CHARiES FRtN(KINE
Agent. 50, VA.
SAMiFI AiktS. AGr.t
i.iriimnnd. No. l32y Main corner Fnurtrr,.,l -i..
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WILCOX \ GIBBS
SEWINC-Mt IiiNf'
WHAT MACHINE IL THE BEST THAI =
THE el ESTIuN."
NOT THE ONE MOST SuLi,, BIT iliS - '
MOST USED.

The very large number al d0nh:fbf''' " -. - 4
exchanged Tor tlc WitL,oA y nlii'> M ''',
compelled the company 10 arrinEr hi T'''','
glrar np-0ut trade s:tlr> tt anciinii al VIZ -,
:. lock -stitrh" machines. t's'lhstf d'1'''
th,-s.. act!u,. and s4.il to tirr customer
become tired Of their purchase. anu iT'n ''f
again for wILLc"N i GIBBS ms'hl',I - ,,r,r.
thrpa, machines are thu. becoming ~"'t "i '''' W
ating medium Ia purchase ,,,,.r..
with IN L,t. auction al 3gl broadway. y ="
OF these captured n.chines nrf. sid o. ' 1'r a.
q f;Ibi,s Cnu,,any Ia start on their " E''"',| ~
come hack Ia he excha nged fof the feih''' -
COX L GIBBS MACHINES. ,t,rp. NJ,
4 full stock OF WILCOX ( 'd"hH
rfTJSES kent on hsnd Tor sale. eNrhans'a tit"
N Wm.LCOX 4 GiBBs'S office, Ain'h '"' '@'
| streets, Richmond, Va. ,s ,.lHH-
ap: "a n'.s' = -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ALL KIM.
y REpAIREn.-rheS 81 DAT ELLirii' ~"
NG~MAIHlNFs BOUGHT and sol = ~
the only PROPER NEEDLES FOR iii' y ~
- sLOATS ADDlNnt'N5
mya lAI5 Cary street, mar Foui'e'"'H
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Until FURTHER NOTICE 1sC-SS
OTliE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP, ,Sssssat : /,
AND PAtkET COMPANY will run their -I,lrS>'
did steamship WILLIAM l.. CLYDE AS f,.if,..
Leaves New York every SATURDAY al 2 = n
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY at iP. ~
cabin passage, Sl0: Storage, -: round.;,ir
tickets, SIS 1r - .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22

At THE EARNEST SOLICITATION
n Of many citizens hereby announce myself an
independent candidate for COUNCILMAN Of Mar
shall Ward. ami beg the support OF my friends and
the public generally. ii. W. TYLER.
m
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1920 81 $40 IL SlO2 05
sa.s75 10 SO, $50 so $3.50 q
s,S4l 50 ssh - 1915 20