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suow,Na CoLoRs.-Among other tl.in gs ne

SHOWING CoLoRs.-Among other thin IS re
solved at The New York Eight-Hour League
at their last meeting Was request that every
storekeeper throughout the city show his
eolors by placing in his window, or other
conspicuous place, Il card inscribed in large
letters "Eight hours for a days work" y, in
order that friends may DO known from enc
mics. 1t was also
. Rcsolred, That after that day our wives,
daughters, sons, relatives, friends, and all
Others within our influence, will not pur-
chase from or pay into any store Of whatever
kind amy money where such sign has not
been exhibited, but will eontine our patron
age to such as have complied with our do
nnnd." -
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WHEAT TOTALLY DESTROYED By HALL
ir>, Thursday weeks haii-storn was Ear
more disastrous i'm its effects than we had
opposed. A letter before us from Judge
',lrnclt, of Essex county, dated June 9Th,
ays I'VE hid in my immediate vicinity the
'tncst prospect for good crop Of wheat we
nave had since the war, but d haii-storm 1.-THE
most awful ] ever SAW on lust Thursday
completely destroyed many Of the most pro,
"ising crops. In my own fields l do not
- EJECT TO put scythe OF gather bushel,
2 Oh could have no idea Of the devastation OF
wheat, corn, vegetables, &c, unless you
,t!Ild see it.''-Fredcricksbnr9 Herald. !,
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IN THE COUNCIL OF RICHMOND

i JUNE 10th, 1872.
!. Mr.. lsaacs presented the following preamble
and resolutions, which were read and unanimously
adopted:
"a more melancholy duty rarely teToltcs upon
ang public body than that which is imposed upon
The Council Of the city OF Richmond by Tive an
nouncemrnt of the death Of John Calvin LAWS,
Esp In the prime Of an early and promising man
hood lust as he had been summoned by the voice Oh
Ills felow-citizcns TO take part In the Deliberations
of this body fosathe ensuing two years he has beeh
laid low by the Iron hand Of death. Though Young
In years. ne has occupied for no brief period post
lions I'm the walks of business life In this city which
dema nded high qualities OF head and heart, ana inc
success with which he had met every responsibility
and discharged every duty commended him 10 the
confidence and esteem of the entire community,
and gave bright premise Of Tile of eminent public
usefulness 1t would not become this. body 70 IN
rre iuto the sacred circle Of home and dreside or
To- ift the veil which surrounds the privacy Oh the
dcep sorrow OF the stricken household; but rs re-
representatives. Of the people OF Richmond, III view
of the public calamity and grief,
.:H is rssoLred bY tie Council, That In testimony
of their own am rcciation, and that OF their con-
sttuents of the character and worth OF tfie nte
JOHN CALVIN DAVIS, Esa and rs mark OF respect
to his memory, the members or this body VIII wea.
the usual badge of mourning for thirty Days, anu
will attend hIS funeral In n body.
. Rss0lce.t. That copy of this Minute be i0r-
warycd by the clerk 10 the family OF the deceased,
and that Il be published In the city papers,
. From the Journal OF the Council
te la-If f. u, HOWARD, City ClerS.
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Tho Frn,,,sinS Privilege.

In the House OF Representatives on Mon
day. Mr.. Farnsworth offered Il bill to abolish
tho frankins privilege after September &, 1872.
1t also provides for furnishing stamps 10
Government officials, to be used in the trans
mission of matter on official business, and
prohibits the use of all machines for stamp
inc or fianking. The bill was p.sscd-yeas,
lbs; nays, 80.
r. will never pass the Senate.
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GUNNER HOME FOR LADIES AND
~ chill DREN. Mr. and Mrs. W. n. sG&RTH
arc now prepared 30 receive isORRDETsS far t,se
GUNNER at teir deiightfa residence Biocmeesd.,'
The atusiioi1 IS WITHIN one mile o. Isy apos On
the Chesapeake and Ohio rarsad, and neaz the Rane
nicely fssnishea. TiiS saaa or Ewa. s,sssi.sins
filed wifi shsie trees and dowers.
u to render Il one u te rssssss
~ ~ ae State. " tthu Que nfse arr t~o Chufshe
iSs.ss VIC and te Uniyersay Of Vrsna q only
Twelve &c fftsee persons cst, he aceonmoaltsd;
asi3 pleasure OF hartefs ~ g = s.
Horses and sarrs.sss can ID frld ST sll hines for
Board: &c per gea.i: q: week; and 81 per
sTT,HE HEALING sPRINfss% ON THE
EfNs pf n airE eEsanaskE Mp All o mo
essaibss ~ tSc Chesapeake ana Ohio raIirSad from
Springs mountain, or from Covinston. the same
road hfieen miles, by fne t1rnpke e cast gysde
nssits 4 ths tims TSs Virtues 81 he wstsss are
ireds who have been relieved bys theirs use The
bathing Is luxurious and 1nyigorafBg. the air pure
Tai and The approse,I up ssesaiisy or Jasssons
river presents epmidRailon ofmeuataia and water
scenery not to be sur pasSscd. :. ~.
Z Persons leaving Wsshirgtofs or Ricbucnd In the
morning eau rach the Springs the same night, or,
remain Mt Soytngton- where corifo able scconiro-
datiorsc:u be had. and arrive az The Springs next
smorning. F-s5aF4
INC usual facilities FOR amusement ana feereauoa
Rsfs sss g
Springs. 9Sst Is'SE ~ 10 r. X \. go Z
is~rs,.s,ffi ts;stt TERMS: iltitsfs
Board. - Fer day $50 per week 800 for month Of
June S75 per month for July, August, and Septcm-
ber. or $lSS for two months f'sy % 4fSss
Telegraph and post-oaisesin the lieteEl - y
IL. II. HOrsroN, NJ. D.. resilient physician. -.
. my Sa-F&TuSw ~ Is. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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[Govcrnmcnt messages, we SUPPOSED

The kukl,ix bill expired with the close OF
the session last night, and the liberated South
brcathes freer. Let us be grateful for this
blessing.--- Washington Patriot.
Not so. Only the section expired which
gave the President the power to suspend
the privilege of the writ of hdbeas corpus.
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Instructive SroRM--Wc learn from gen
ilrnrm who reached this city yesterday that
there was terrible rain and wind storm Ill
tie counties OF Washington and Smyth on
Friday night last, which destroyed great
,unl of timber and blew down many miles OF
rurr. The wheat crop suffered greatly, some
crops being literally ruined. The greater
pat Of the roof of Emory aud Henry College
W 4, blown of. and llcrmcsian Hall, especially,
very badly damaged. The watcr-coutseS
",ro generally unusually high, and the ii'-
uy 10 crop, from then Overlooking is very
..lous. There had never been more pro.
missing crops in the section through Which
o., storm passed, bit in many instances
,,gyrIv anything is lett.-Lyachtu'g Rcpu"'
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
h, FROM TIAERISoNBtJRG. in HOOKING
HAM COUNTY, VA.-This celebrated WATER
ING-PLACE will open for visitors on the LIST OF
JUNE ls7s, under the management Of JOSEPH y.
WOODWARD, Esq.
The water OF these Springs Is tle strongest Chaif
bedfe in tie Unfted States and Is peculiarly efficient
in the diseases OF females, while tonic Its yir-
tues arc unsIrJtissed- s4tsg fyt9tS{9.7
Accommodations strictly Grst-cass.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington by the
carly morning train arrive at the Springs to tea.
Circulars can be had at X. ". POWERS Il cos.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50: per week. $l5 !;
per month"; $50; children under twelve years of age
and servants haff-crice. NIB. TRICK,
my oo-fn, President Of Tire Board OF Directors.
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IuE CRorS IN SOUTHWEST NIRGNIA.-We
uo!. little run UP the Virginia and Ten
u,,>rr road on Saturday. After the recent
r,u, Ir country is looking green and fresh.
iby wheat i; looking much better than We
,Nir,1rd to see it. In the upper part of
Bedford, in Roanoke, and Montgomery, 1t j.
,>,Ihmt. We saw some fields that nuts;
tg;n cat fine Yields Already it is beginning
g., wren and will soon lie ready for the
l',I~r 1t is beyond pcrldycntlirc now tiiat
gaI' will he n very fair and substantial yield
." oi"aI IN those counties. We did not 80
Grltrr west.
fr stand of corn is good and the quantity
PAINTED is l;tg2r, though generally it seems
I. IT, backward. A few more genial rains,
inwr,ri Will bring il up to all that could be
"..ir",l. We &'w u good many tobacco fields
i@Iniyd, and from the preparations which we
'.-,rlr1 Judge that the people are going in
t'E lr-r crops.
The GRASSES are looking bright and fresh
-.,,r, lie rains. and promise much better
,rrn they did little while aSo.-Lynchbuf1
.,VfttUu.
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The Washington Republican reports the
clopcncnt of Il. Solomon, Il well-known
Israelitc butcher of that city, about thirty
five years of age, with Miss Amelia Hirsch.
Il good-looking Inahlen of niueteen summers,
and cousin to her paramount.
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fest case, has at length reached trial before
Justice Barbour and d jury, and to-day the
jury returned verdict for pfaintif on ain the
Issues submitted. The property involved
IL said to exceed half million of dollars.--
fetp York Standard.
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VI Il Conservative meeting in Campbell
,unry ON Monday last resolutions were
a4omrd endorsing I the Cincinnati platform
al nominations, and speeches were made by
Austin NJ. Tribe, Esq, and Major John w.
i'ani"l. McSsrs. John Payne, w. {. Mar
hoII, John BarberiIl, and Foster Clarke, who
srrlvcd h,St Wednesday from England. are
to be capitalists on prospecting
our for lands, and we trust they may be SO
wrll pleased rs to locate permanently among
II .-Lpschbo9 Republican.
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DEATH or A Son OF Cn ARIES DIcEENs.-
Lieutenant Sidney S. ii. Dickens, Of hcl
Majesty's man-of-war Topaze. died on boart
the steamer Malta, May ., while on his wa,
to England from Bombay. Lieutenant
Dickens was the fifth son Of the late Charlie.
Dickens.
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TELEaRArIIic.--A recent act of Congress
having authorized the Postmaster-General
to fix the rate at which dispatches, messages,
&C., shall be sent over the wires, MIR. Cres-
well has, after full examination, fixed the
rate ut one cent per word for each circuit OF
two hundred and fifty miles, each fraction
less than two hundred and fifty miles to
count as full circuit. A circular annouI1-
cling this rate will be prepared in few days,
and issued next week.
IGnxcrnmcnt messages, we suppOsC.l
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ioWEg ioroMAc ROUTE DISCONTINUED
lie steamboat line from Aaua creek TO Bal
,!niore has been Observation-Disclosures
tarY HeralN.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
. 4 80. ID OPEN lime 1. ls7c. - - ~ -

This fayorItr and celebrated WATERiStfPjACE
viii offer additional ATTRACTIONS this season AmoiIg
other imprey emeits. there has been added an etf-
CANT tu SPACIOUS ballroom, adj Joining the parior
The parier has been enlarged and improved, and the
proxfHtIfy OF the Two renders each easily accessible,
Ii win kept in style not surpassed anywhere IN
TIE WATERS of these special springs either cure
or greatly relieve most eases OF Serofnin, Ins1pent
ConsulnJtioR, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Lnryis-
gifts, Chronic Pneum0nia, Chronic Dyspefsls,
Chronic Diarrilaa, Ghroajc Dysentery. They are
also great value In those affections which are ecu
liar 10 the female constitution. and rs an appeilzer.
tnnic. and general restorative, they are, perip,
urfyalcd aaiongst mineral waters HE proifletot
will have provided for the lawns and nsii-roou u
Rrst-class Band sf Music, and ln general AL inc
sources of amsemcBt and recreation usually toiins!
at our best summer resorts will be nj
the guests at IS ROCKBRIDGE ALUM:',,f iie piitce
Isl within eleven % thirteen: hours % klchinon1'
Washington, Baltimore, etc. By rail- All IN Gay iSht;
Pusseugers leave the cars of the chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot and new ane eegani
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smo1tn aDa
eyeI road af only eight miles, ses down The ylsitois
:. 'nS 'p'in JAMES A. FRAzIER, Proprietor.
Persons making use OF the grounds, &C.. OF the
Springs and not stepping ut my hetss, viii De
Charged half my regular rases.e. -, q.
The Rock .Tidgc water Is for sale by PUHCBt.h.
IADD1 & 60, Richmond, aad GEORGEzM NJ Sic
INTIgE, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on applications.
a i'm ..s
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GEA BATHING.-COBB'sIs ISLAND,
DIVA. Is now open for The accommodation of Wis.
itorsS = fine and safe surf batblng, fishing. and
during the seasoli. sst q q .n+s a - -.
TEnMs: o. per day; SIS per week.
Route: From Norfolk by; steamer Mp. BANKS 10
r,i,er,ystbne. Monday, Wednesday. and FRIDAY
mornings. Address COBB BRoTHERs35ssa
& te lo-lm n sa1 setonS' : =.
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The Federal supervisors Of elections are
to have no pay. except those in cities having
OVER twenty thousand inhabitants.
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BorEroCRT.--rh crops are very promis-
IN. and the growing tobacco, from present
will lie finer and earlier than
@>lal.
I'm anti-Grecley Conservative would be as
-r'at curiosity in BotetoGrt as Rarnum's
,"piy Lsuchtgpg Republican.
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sVuE DE L'EAU HOTEL. 'aI~
sEWELL's POINT,

HNMFTFTN TtTNTTN, AZ.
NEARLY OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.
This new and superior hotel will Inc opened Tor
visitors on MONDAY, june sd, 1872. under tlesstt-
pTysion OF the undersigned and will be- Kept rs 4
side. - = + -i1-f+~
7 Splendid fishing, boating, saltwater bathing.
shaded groves billiards. en-pns, and every luxury
of the sea and land, can lie found ut this delightful
and convenient summer resort. 49,
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 arc stamped az the hotel.
Steamers will constantly between Norfolk.
Portsmouth, and the hotel. -.
Telegraph Office In the house. Two malls daily.
TERMS :TS3 per tlay, SIS for two weeks, gao per
month. +, - F., ~ n. s. D0DS0N, ,
Is Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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PosrAL-Miss Laura L. Hamilton is ap-
pointed postmaster at sunrise, isath county,
Va, vice L. Y. Hamilton, deceased.
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The very Large NJ, ber OF double thread machines
exchanged for the H.I.LcOx IL GIBBS marlIine has
compelled the company 70 arrange for quarterly
rearipg-out trade sales ut aucfG, Of these sofaHed
:, lOck-stitcf" machines. Country dealers buy at
these auctions and sell 10 their customers who soon
become tired Of their purchase, and trate: them
AGAIN for 4 WILCOX 6 GIBBs machine. I9Hble-
thread machines are thus Incoming sort OF slrci-
A'Ai''s i" WILCOX q G1BBs MACHINES
with Alta iate auction at 33f Broadway. Ny, l.s9
of these captured machines were sold By the Heck
& GLIB. Company 70 start on their OLD round and
COMO hncE In he exchanged for the reliable WILL
cox & GIBBS MACHINES -. -
A full stock OF YlLLCOxs& GfRBS HA-
CHIMES kent on haud for sale, exchange, and rent,
Mt WILCOX & GIBEFS ONCE, Ninth and Ralk
!. sr sp % h NC JAMES E. A. GIBBS.
CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIREIt-Thn ST.QAT ELLIpTIG SEW
ISG-NkEHfNFS BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
tie only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAI
i'-ItA - sLOAT& ADDTNGToN..
mys 1tl5 CMy streeta near Fourteenth
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GR0t,ERrfss, dc. I.

pRIME BUTTER. Receiving daily fresh,
II lots Of MOUNTAIN BUTTER, which we are
selling ut lowest market rates. 1900
TYLER'S SON a Co. 81
f1e Slim 1910 Cary street
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MRS. JOHN ". 3. BLEECKER's
MI FRENCH and ENGLISH HOME SCHOOL,
I16r YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, removed
to IL west Effy-fourth street. near f1ifn avenue
MISS pFGRAM Il associated with Mrs. Blcecker,
aud mas claFse q the higher English BRANCHES,
IL l-lDf
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ZINE VIRGINIA BACoN.-75 round-cut
4 VIRGINIA HAMS, 50 sqnsre-cut VIRGINIA.
SHOULDERS. VIM. 6. DANDRIUGE & CO.
fe5 Rro,d Sfrpc.
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EAMILY FLOUR. I.@ss
so barrels EDDY FAMILY, 'r'-~tt1
100 barrels VALLEY MILLS FAMILY,
SO barrels BIG SPRING FAMILY.
NH Ia a. 7. STOKES & CO.
ROCKS, STATIONERY, DC.


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decided In courts of Lust resort In Arkansas. Con
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orders 10 the agents. 1878 Main street. where can be
had all the new LAW and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS. II" ~. 49, n''
jeIc-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
TT Is THE FASHION. "A New Novel.
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LORD KILGOBBlN. By Charles Lever Illustra.
REfOLLE CTIoNs OF A PAST LIFE. BY 81,
Henry Holland. Bart. 81.
THE PSALMS. With Notes. For Pastors ant
People. BY Rev. Henry Cowles. S!c5.
THE FOURTH GOSPEL THE HEART OF
CHRIST. by Ed. II. Sears. $50.
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. BY g. I
my.5 WOODHOUSE PARHAM.
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THE ROCKBBIDGE BATHS an
IL MINERAL apRINIiS WIN he nfe1fctI for Wis
HrGUEsor SPRINGS,
= FowHATAN COUNTY. Va. JUNG !. Is7s.

HUGUEsor SPRINGS,}
PowHATAS COUNTY, Va, june I, is72. I.
THIS CELEBRATED WA G.
Il PLACE win be opened for the accommodation
Of visitors on the 18th instant. sst Lgs F u -
Dir. j. III. GRAVES, formerly of EorI,s Hotel.
late OF the hot Springs, win have charge Of tho hotel
The table will be afsundantiy supplied with all the
dsiicaeies the market can afford. The Bar with
choice wines and liquors.
Terms gas per mouth, ara per week, ~ per day.
b OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES win meet the e.ss
train from Richmond daily NJ Coalfiesd station.
Richmond and DanyilIc railroad Tickets to go anil
return, $i.se. gsstg9Et tzsi Eti2f yASst II: u
ic a-lm 81. J.=R. FERGUSON PROPRIETOR
|iNHOUNTAIN-TOP H0USE.--This we1i-
|1u known and celebrated SUMMER RESORT
on the Blne Ridge, one mile from the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, Is now open for visitors. The
climate and scenery are not eualled In the State.
The rooms, table, and other accommodations, are all
that can he desired. ST. n ~
Board, per month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Board, per week. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Board. per DIV
Hacks will be found 1t Alton TO convey persons 10
and from the Hotel nr@g. s.r ~
Il Nj. H.
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JULIUS kRAKERS,
No. 1917 Main street,
T f. DUIERTY, Ia
DRAPER AND TAILOR, M
S22 MAIN STREET,

invites his patrons and the public generally to eN-
anime one of the largest and finest stocks of
SPRING AND SUMMER IMRURTED GOODS
ever offered In this market, which he Will make up
lii the best manner and ut moderate prices.
All goods warranted To bc OF the FINEST
QUALITY. ap Elm
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, Isl - i,
ID BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA, stss ~
OPENED TO VISITORS JUNEEls, Isf2,
situated at the eastern isst. of the Warm Springs
mountain, ten miles from Marlborough depot, Ches-
aIeake and Ohio railroad on the main stage rotti
leading to Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs The
location Is splendid both IN point Of climate anil
scenery, the atmosphere Is pure and exhilaratiRg.
the mountain scenery diversified and picturesque.
The fine alum and cfalybeat tonic waters are I'M
surpassed. r. 49,. !.
Forcrcuars giving terms, analysis certificates of
cures, &c, address
JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor
ie 3-lm a ;, 49, Bath AlnmSpriBss :,
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DURE CIDER ViNEGAR.--2o barrels
Il VIRGINIA CIDER VINEGAR. f
- WILLIAM e.. DASDRIDGE6 Co.. +.
}e5 s-.s-.-y 7.f SZ7 Broad street
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CONTEMPORARIES.
LUMBER DEALERS.

->-r~~>>~
CPUDS, SPARS, AND LARGE BEAMS
- OF LONG LENGTHS.-i have on hand . num- = :.
her of long LOGS. up o sixty-sx feet In length, ut
for sputls spars, &C Also. 4 large amount III
JOIST, FIOORINt SChNTLlSG,
IATHS. PAIINGS. FENCING,
GARDEN RAILS, BOARDS.
Post-ofice box lea. q - Es w. &. MAYO.
my elm Masos isiaho SaW-:Hlh.
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.nRAILROAD HINES
81 ia al Js IIsss -
eGt fiRIciiMoSD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
4 If Sf'OrOMAC R0eTE, June 10, fs7e.e Z,

4 e6t hRIciiMoSD, ffEp ERIcKSBUaG ANDI
l5e y. SPofoaAc RoeTE, June 10, 1877. ~ + %
MAIL TRAINS JJN,fTHKOUGiH TO
ISl QUANrICOiIN LIEU OF AQUA GREER
In q few, days the schedule will be changed For
the present trains are run rs follows ,
UP~ DAY MAlL leaves B!rd-Sfreet staten,
PA . 49,. III ,si5s sf2.tl.. l}sF go &
mP SIGnT NAIL leaves Byrdstrset station,
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad-Street sta
ton. j.. Nj. Except IN SuiidaysJ Il Etts t.s 5 ssf
down DAY Mali. arrives At Byrd Street sta !
tiOn. l:a3 r. M. ~ f-fsAst zstst 'yset. = 20
DOWN NIGHT NJ ALL arrives at Byrti-street sta..t
ton. $50 a. NJ. Except ON Mondays; sst.ErsEsysa
=. DOWN ACCOsMDDA 1ION Tram arrives &C
Broad-Street station, META. III! texeept on san-
t3ayS.l -g eS,sf.ty-s,sg,. {ytrgy~ ~ 81 4tFs
TRAIN runs 70 siIlford only.
Travellers bound west ria BatImoreand Ohio rail-
road will by taking the iP. mail train hence con-
necl with The yl7 P. NJ. train ut Relay House, on Bali
timoFe and Ohio ralroad. BY the o:io =. NJ. train
they win connect with the $50 A.. Nj. train at Relay
House, on same road the former being the quicker
line for points west. t,.s,.s.g,s.. ...ss.
knby's, Tayorsville, Chesterfield, Penola, Wood
forts Lane, or Potomac Run. .,er .r.s 49,
NIGHT MAIL TR RAINS do not stop ut any OF tho
above points, except Chesterfield, nor do they stop
at Richlund. ~ IS ~ f 4. d. MYERS,sG 2
jn II General Superintendent.
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DRY GOODS.

-E DRY GOODS.
ID EDUCTION OF PRICES.
Owing to the latencss Of the season. and wishing
to reduce my stock, shall during the balance Of the
season offer my stock of DRESS GOODS and all
other SUMNER GOODS at greatly reduced price,,
such rs ......
81 JAPANESE SILKS at Soc.
DOC. JAPANESE SILKS ut &c.,
CSC. JAPANESE SILKS at Soc,
soc. JAPANESE POPLINS at SHE,
80c. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at 47c..
soc. STRIPED GRENADINES at &C,
acc. FIGURED GRENADINES at Itsc.,
CSC. JAPANESE CLOTHS at zoe.
have also reduced the price Of VEIL, GRENA-
Dimes from a1c to 75c, and shall continue to Close
out q line of KID GLOVES at auction prices.
-. ! - - 5r... S. HlRSH,
ie1J GOT Broad street.
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fIREENWeOD DEPOT. VA on try
" CHEsAPEAKE AMI, Observation-Disclosures. =
The boarding h1use as this place In narS ns.spfa
for the season nj the folio wing rasca: :
Board per day 4 !.
(fef n
for 1orf 90
CoIored servants and children under ten years OF
10 10 - p'' !. WALTER D5NWIDDfE-s
THE RoCKBBIDGE BATHS AND
Il MINERAL SPRINGS WIN be opened for visit
ors JUNE 18th, 1877. 5s4,s 5sts 5srslsf
HEhtfHliy located IN the mountains Of Virginia,
nine miles south gf Goshen depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and Immediately ON the Stage road b
Lexington, Va. K
1t offers many attractions to Families and pleasure
seekers desiring q summer hoEae--graHd mountain
scenery, shady lawn, sroaqei ground, bowiing-ailey,
BATH 10 by 60 feet with water rs clear as cvys-
tai. and q Temperature Of "a degfees. .is
TEENS: $50 per day, Sls per week, 80 Per
mouth. Half-pricc for Children and serrants. No
extra charge for bathing; Special contracts for
jee-oeS s~4' PHIL. F.. BROWN & BROTHER. z