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Greeley's Strength among Nore heF
Republicans. @

We are told by the enemies OF MI GREE
.,., rr,css he can show that he WIN
draw of good many Republican votes IRON
GRANT he ought not to be endorsed at ba'ti-
more, The advocacy Of this proposition
IS equivalent to declaration that the persons
advocating It are not willing to nominate MI
GREELEY at all; for if anything has been
proved beyond cayil it is that he has sp''t Oh
a large part Of the Republican party. n".
influence of the New York 7r'b""c' Tue cn'
cago Tribune, and the Spripghe'o "era'
ran. three Of the most widcly-tarcuia'eo
journals unfinished in this country, Is OF itsch
sufficien, to insure goodiy nnnoer Vi ne
publican votes for Mr.. GREELEY. just ihi-
ao;ne hov the Democratic party would leeih II.
.f,.r making a new nomination, these three
p,ners mfr. GREELEY having been forced 10
Withdraw BY our folly were to go over 10
GRANT, aud you will he able to understand.
that Mr.. GREELEY has followers among the
Republicans.
How else can man show his strength
than at the ballot-box? 1t is not the leaders,
orators of the Republican party that MIR.
GREELEY expects to support him. rs the
u,iet. honest, rural voters, who arc not gwen
30 noisy demonstrations. Besides, the can
ysss has not set commenced. The songs and
the fun which his enemies boast VIII not DC
his assistants because they have not yet come
70 his aid. will soon be in the field when once
it is settled that the contest is to be between
him and GRANT. The people are too pract
cal to begin electioncering Of the kind alluded
to before they are certain of their man. lhev
are afraid of the Baltimore Convention.
But if GREELEY cannot be elected, no
Democrat can, no Liberal Republican can.
No other candidate could possibly he selected
who would have any chance of success. To
say that GREELEY cannot be elected, ana then
70 claim that any Democrat could be, is to
insult the intelligence of the reader. a man
who is so blind or foolish rs to believe such
an assertion is Il fit subject for unatic asE-
Inn. If he lives in Virginia he doubtless
declared in 1869 that WALKER could not nc
elected, but that any stI7.ight-out Democrat
opposed to the ratification Of the Constltu-
ton could be.
So whether GREELEY can be elected or not
il will be the best plan to endorse him. we
man elect him. There is chance for sue
cess. his bitterest enemies will admit. For
our part, we believe that be will he triumph
antIy elected But let his chance for >'tcccsS
be what it may, it is better than that OF any
Democrat. lie will lead an army that Will go
into battle expecting victory and buoyant
with the prospect. A Democrat would lead
u forlorn hone. His defeat would be assured |
before the firing of the first gun.
Let us run GREELEY and take the chances:
He has strength enough among the Republic
cans of the North to Justify lis in the expert
ment.
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ns@ DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
Handsome PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH at le;c.
worth Csc. per yard:
SILK WARP JAPANESE at soc. worth 1885,;
COTTON JAPS, an excellent imitation Of silk, ut
373c. per yard worth 50c.;
SILK-STRIPED and CHECK GRENADINES at
25c. per yard worth CSC.
Great bargains In PIQuES, BISHOP and VIC
TORIA LAWNS, and other white goods, At
LEVY BROTHERS..
LINEN COLLARS, embroidered and trimmed
with lace at loo worth &c. my %
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nCy TURKISH BATH TOWELS. .-
The cheapest and hest assorted stock OF liUCkA-
BACK and DAMASK TOWELS;
Also. fine assortment of DAMASK TOWELS;
BLEACIIED TURKISH TOHELLISG, used for
Nesting;
BLEACHED DOYLIES at Coo. dozen;
BLEACIIED NAPKINS, all qualities;
TURKEY RED, PINK, GREEN, aud GOLDEN
FLAX DOYLlES;
The latest novelties In PINK, GREEN, and
GOLDEN FLAX CLOTHS:
BLEACHED. HALF-BLEACHED, and BROWN
DAMASk, at prices to suit;
WINE DAMASK, in beautiful designs:
RUSSIA CRASH, TOWELLING LINEN,
LINEN SHEETINGS;
PIQU ES. striped. plain, and corded;
MARSEILLES VEST PATTERNS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
my 90 1913 and LILO Main street.
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PESSSYLvANIA.-At the Democratic State
Convention in Reading, on Thursday last, Il
resolution favoring the recommendation of
a straight .out presidential ticket was offered
by Mr.. MOORE, of Philadelphia, which caused
the widest excitement, but was referred by
the chairman of the Convention before it
was read Il second time. This seems to
show that GREELEY had a majority of the
Convention
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The Wheeling Registers telegram from
Parkersburg, where the Democratic state
Convention was in session on Thursday last,
states that the committee Oh resolutions were
about equally divided as to the propriety of
endorsing the Cincinnati nominees.
HENCE the peculiar wording OF the resolu-
ton touching the Presidency.
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. RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND,
POTOMAC ROCTE. May IL. I.ra


ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN runs Ia Milford orlr
Tray eers bound west ria Ealuorsaud Ohio r.fi
road will by taking the l?ec =. VI. mail hence rorncd
with the eli J.. NJ. train at Relay House on the Blti
more and Ohio railroad. b. tue 0 L. ~ they win
connect W ith the so 4. VI. at Relay House on the
same road-the former being the quicker line Tor
points west. my "a
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WANTED. Il GOOD SERVANT for a
w small family. Apply to 206 Fifth street, he
t,yonp Dro.d and Grace jc Lets
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- -,
onrsSrAr rRTICES,
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
ar INSURE YptJR LIFE
.sR srs THE
BnooKLY L1FEfSsURAfCE CONAN Oh
OF NEW YORK. -

ASSETS.. - 80,
''N,' AND Rapidly INCREASING.
!, Bsca,,se It Ia Acknowledged to oe'pe'iee"' '''-
rent by all Insurance Commissioners
o Because II is the chedpeS'. ,,,v. -, ,4s
q Because IT endorses the s'r1e"de ease vt'
,,o,,,,es j., dollars and cents for ten consecutive
pears and ten years thereafter IL desired no
According to the statement OF the raes "
fcrrpt Life insurance companies OF % In,orsaI.,
Ing in the United States made by : lhe s,"15arn
in its advertisement entitled "Fac.s 40
Things" and published reccht 1s,f,ar Bntss or the
paper t,,.a s .pr ehsape tan those of any named
company. .,,,t statement:
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THEODORE TlLToN says that the more closely
for both. THEODORE ought to be ashamed of
himself thus to come out in favor Of slavery
in golden age.
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CoRREcTloN.-The Allegheny Springs are
not, AS we carelessly said the other day, five
miles from Shaw's station, butar three and a
half miles from Allegheny station, on the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
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The May No. of Black,oood's Magazine has
been sent to us by Messrs. WooDHoUsE &
PARHAA, the Richmond agents of the Ameri.
can publishers.
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RAILROAD LINES.
---g>cgT -sS".~-S.s>.>xs->,
In III xs Tgs 1s - rssssssss..ssu

--g|~~.TL[tTl-S- E1Ls z. - ;
AE 81 81 90 M - sssa7
RlcHAosD $50 pkAx ,r,,,,as1 R4IIIsoAn Co.,
u richmond AND DANyILLE~ R.n
~ R0AD--oa and after SUNDAY, June md
GOING WEST.
Train No. ttbroagh passepserJ leaves Richmond
Vine at l2i7 p 81; arrives st Greensboro at sas
mond daily at S:fS a. NJ arrives At LynchbrEs s al
;TTainS i it.roast mall and express, ,pase,
Am. " "'''He o''''''''' uui'S AZ Lilo
/. GOING EAST.
Train No. Through malt and express, resrs.
Greensboro daily ut lis A. NJ: leaves Dawn.
daily d 4; at ISa 81 arrives a. Richmond daily Al
T5 daily ~ sss hsqss snagRss az s, ,
I,anytlle at l2a7 Z. d. arrives al Richmond sf "a,
Train No. 10 Hynchbnrg passenger, leaves I,,,,h
burg daily mt 0 4. ~: leaves Burkevllle Al ! y
d.: arrives at Richmond ut o'clock p. VI. ;.
:, Trains Nos. eand IL connect nj Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for ali poInta
south. '"
Train No. connects at Barkeville with train or
the Atlaatic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for ali
Train Noil connects ut Greensboro with train Fl,
Raleigh: arrives there at iais A. NJ. Fas.enpryrII
leaving Raleigh at 1l5 p. ". conncc, al C;rssn.,
b0ro' with train No. for Richmond
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured ~ the ticket Office In
Richmond, and of K. +. WALKER Agent of The ~, 4"
lantic- Mississippi aud Ohio railroad No 1926 Min
street, Richmond. ''"'a
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule Of this company VIII please print "A aboxe
JOHN K. MAtMCRDiL
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Engineer aud Supcitu,nmr
ent. "a,
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BOARDING.

DOARD IN TIE COUNTRY.-Comfort-
- able BOARD can be obtained for famili lies, for
Rooms large and comfortable The yard Is large and
well shaded Tie neghborhOod Is good and the To-
cation healthy. Would refer TO Rev. &. Fl. Read, ID.
D.. and Mcssrs. F.. L s. Wortham & Co. and X. w.
Powers Il Co. Address Loch-Box No. !. Richmond.
INV l4-eOd.w
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE /, 1872.

This favortc and celebrated WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this season. Among
other imprUy cments, there has been added an ee-
giant and spacious ballroom, adjoining the paror;
the plrlor has been enlarged aud improved, and the
proximity of the two renders each easily accessible.
1t will be kept IN st. lc not surpassed anywhere IN
Virginia.
The WATERS of these special Springs either cure
or greatly relieve most Of Scrofua. Gcipcnt
CONSUMPTION, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pncumona, Chronic Dyspepsia
Chronic Diarrhpa, Chronic Dysentcry. They are
also great value in those affections which are pcc
liar to the female constitution. and appetizer
tonic. and general restorative, they are, perhaps
unrvalled amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and ballroom a
lirst-class Band of Music, and In general all the
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
at our best summer resorts viii be at the command Of
the guests nj "ROCkRRIDGE hLUM" The place
IS within eleven 10 thirteen hours Of Richmond.
Wasingtou. Baltimore, ETC., by rail, all In daylight:
Passengers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad at Goshen depot and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth and
level road of only eight miles, set down the visitors
ut the Springs to tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor:
Persons making OF the grounds. &c.. Of the
Springs. and not stopping ut my hotel, VII! In
charged half my regular rates.
The Isockbridge water is for sale by PUitCEI j..
LADD & CO., Richmond, aid GEORGE NJ. Mo
lNTIRE. Charlottesville
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
my l0-Jm
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nyBLACK SATIN STRIPED GRENA-
DINE-the most fashionable article of dress goods
In use at 81 10 and SLIPS per yard, worth *5O aud 81
IRON GRENADINES 1T all priccs-sone rcinarka-
bly cheap. Also, great bargains in HERNANlS
and GRENADINES; all of which have been pur-
chased by our senior partner since the great decline
in prices. LEVY bhOIhEho,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
LACE-TR1MMED LINEN COLLARSa ut loc.
my 20
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th Of May, the residence of the brides
father, In Fredericksburg, Va, by the Rev j. r.
Smith, JOHN T. WORD and ANNIE E., daughter
OF Henry ID. Genther, ESQ. -.
New Orleans aud Baltimore papers please copy. 4
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PROPOSALS.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD CoMPANY,)
CHIEF ESGISEER's OFFICE,
RICIlaoSD, Va, sth May, 1872. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ ut this office until l2 NJ the Sd of June, 1872 for
furnishing about SEVEN HUNDRED PINE.
WHITE OAK, SPRUCE PINE, or CYPRESS
PILES, from twenty-five to fifty feet i'll leGgth-to
be delivered either on the line OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, or ut the :. Brck-Yard wharf" ON
james river, about one mile below Richmond
Also, for furnishing the materials and building
MERCHANDISE COAL WHARyES and about
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF TRESTLE WORK,
containing about LOCO, 900 feet B. NJ lumber.
For further information, plans. and specifications,
apply at this Office. Fl. d. WHlTCOMD,
my e-tu Chef engineer.
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Ut MATING, MATING, MATING.
Purchased at large cargo sale, all widths in
WHITE-AND-RED CHECK. H.
YARD-WIDE WHITE as low as &c.
YAKD-WIDE RED at soc. yard.
Also, at great bargains,
COCOA MATING, RUGS, MATS,
STAIR CARPET, $685.. r. r.. ....
INGRAM, THREE-PLY, TAPESTRY, BRUS-
Sells, and HEMP CARPET, Mt
graty LEVY BROTHERS,
X, ... -- t,s 1913 and 1915 Main street.
f.. OIL CLOTHS, all widths. Yard-wide oilcoth at
Soc per yard. my 20
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T1O THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD

i CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures
by friends In different parts of the district, some
time since made known my purpose TO be candi.
date TO represent Ii In Congress- subject, of course,
10 the action Of nominating convention. now
formally announce 1t. My position, politically, is
shown by my connection with the organization In
which all Conservatives are co-workers from its
oirh; ana having studied with some care the In
their calamities came upon them hope, IL elected
should succeed In representing them not un-
worthily. Your fcllow.citizen = -
1e a-eodat$ Il. T. DANIEL.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

THO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD CON
Il GRESSIONAf4 DlSTRICT.-I have been re-
quested by friends in various parts of the district to
announce myself a candidate before the Conserya-
tive Convention that will assemble to make u norni-
nauoh Tor Congress, and take this mode OF doing
So would not make this announcement SO far In
advance OF the time of election If the subject had
not already been agiated before YOU. irespectfuly
solicit your support, and should be nominated and
interests. Respectfully, - -
je 3-dlW&w JOHN A. MEREDITH
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HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
IL AND GOODWILL OF the business formerly
conducted by Mr. JOHN W. RISoH, will continue
IT. at the old stand. corner of Main and Third streets
BY keeping only FRESH and PURE MEDICINES
and accommodating and experienced assistants,
hope to merit a continuance Of public patronage.
Mr.. JESSE CHILES will continue with me.
my Il Il. W. BROWN.
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OFFICIAL.
c,rr y,yrog's ofsicE.l

CRY COLLECTORS oftisfE
RICHMOND, VA, june ISL !H-' , :,
r5,HIs OFFICE WILL BE OPEN p "a. ne
from, o'clock a. N. 10 o'clock r. d. irS 90, Of
18th . the ss Instant iaeas s, iSr ihs sn Orr
~ YES" RraI AND, personal. for thS 30
isss, the Whole or cte-haif Of the aneans y, to
charged And that III, per cent. WIZ ns h,r, he
sss,S shall kaII 10 pay the whole VI o"
BALI within The time so limited. ,,.. ,.,r i,i
The remaining ldlt. DELINQUENT 10, I ssil cary
nnf the or,iinancS In relation thereto ss p,s,
psioIshsS. City Collector
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AMurSEMENTS.

~ M
rRAND MILITARY EXCURSION ~ L,
" WEST POINT VIA YORK RYE, M YnH;r
o,n.~CoMPASY 90" FIRST REGlME
NfRGiNfh VOLUNTEERS. will visit West t !, ai,
WEDNESD AY. June s, 1872 Ihc cAcm ,' ",,,,
viii leave the depot at O'Clock A. ~ precisely an"
II is designed to have parade OF Tue r"".i ,x,
M, target practice ut the Point. aildsone si''e
modal will he awarded to the tHst Shot. ,,
Ncl,ann,s celebrated First Regiment b ,, gu
String Rand win discourse Agreeable an s'eS, ' iu
sIc on the ground In addition to playing p"p"''r
airs along the route. - ,do IA. tbc com
uiftnr for the accommodation ana !e's"i,I =" r,".t
eyrursnuists Good order shall prevail. is tic ii''
rigid military discipline Will Inc eniorcsf t ,r IN.
Parties Wishing 10 spend pleasant '! "
CITY Will, ;le advantages OF ireSh an iii r., inin
S,tiinc fishing. dancing: etc, would 40 "e'i " jim
I'm the excursion. .,,,, md lady. 81. 50:
Eound-trip1ickets fora gentleman anu ELY , ro%
rr . .,,u,rm,nu 81: for each additional E'u!' 'V''
gh, rroIuctor of the Huntington HOUSE a. .a ,.
Point XIII furnish linnerto the "Hcursoi,'' fr
narh Irc-creams. CONNECTIONS. etc. VIII pc i"i
nislcl at city prices. . ,,.sre p,pdolnh &
Enri.h West Johnston * 20. oh'tclS VA '' >''
,'nnt nf the committee. and mt the cars. cuoo,,t
(uMMITTEE: Lieutenant ;. W. f'ii"'' 0'
w < SnnIs Private u. III. Euhh'
INV 2s-3Ojel.3t&5 ----------
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FURNITURE, Xc.

u GATHRlGHT, + URN 1T u REQ
lIs DEALER, having moved to the new ~,
store No. Is Governor street, between Main III
and Franklin. keeps on hand q large stock OF.
the latest styles of HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERIN FURNITURE: Also Lounges, Mattresses,
Ecdtlng &c: which will be sold ut the lowest
prices for cash 1t will be to the Interest of buyers
10 give me Il call before purchasing elsewhere:
Z. GATHRlGHT,
my oI-Im No. is Governor street.
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nTNECK- TIES, SCARFS, AND
BOWS-lEe call particular attention to our stock
of the above goods, and especially to the BEAUEl-
FIJI SCARFS at Coo. worth ST.. They VIII go last
at that price. so call before IL istoo Late.
A large stock of RIBBONS, in all widths and
colors: all of the new shades In GROS GRAIN
RIBBONS.
A full assortment Of GlAlPS, FElNGEs, ana
BUTTONS, Mt LEV Bho! hfhof
III ~. ..er 1913 and 1915 Main street.
Look at the LINEN COLLARS, trimmed with
l,cc and embroidered, at Ice. worth CSC. my2
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Balance In favor of the Brook
lyn al stock rates. 1888 W S3so w
The qredtly advantageous feGture OF the Brook
Iyn i'm endorsing tic Surrender pHtueS upon It's
no,icie. in dolyurs and ccnts for ten consecutive
,e1rs. has met with unqualified praise from the
most celebrated American actuarics, us also from
the press North and South.
The Hon. EliNur Wright, who is admiftedto De the
greatest insurance mathematician and actnary In
America. c0ngratuatng the Brooklyn upon this
new and distinctive feature, says among other
things, lam particularly pleased by your depart
ure I'm the right direction from the ordinary method
of computing the Surrender Taiues." Zone of the
greatest drawbacks to the popularity of life insu-
rance has been the disappointment and dssatisfac-
ton of retiring policy-holdcrs ut the smGltness Of
The surrender raLue paid &c. "Au this would
have been prevented Ivy distinct statement on The
zo,jcy in tuIcnnce Of the sum to he paid" .....
This statement 1t will be seen. the Brooklyn makes
In dollars and cents, so that there can lie no mis-
take.
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAY OF THIS
FEATURE:
The Sentinel. (RdieiJh, y. o. January p, IaCs.-
..Ths aren't Jedture Of cash surrender tuies IS an
Improvement that signulizcs the era OF life insu-
rance. -... ,,,
pa IM in the land 4 comparison with other c0rpo-
r,tlons of similar character will convince all Of
tile superior safety in taxing risks eHh tue Brook
Dispatch, (St. Louis, No.,J January 7, ls6a.-"A
polIcy In the BrDoktyR Life Is thus worth much
IN rcady money. This is the only life company In
(of endorsing the cash surrender values In dollars
and centsl into its business. Policy-hoders being
d0uhly assured. the system canuot fall to become
very popular"
Ii will lie seen that assert nothing in the above
advertisement. but make simple statement Of the
superior n,irdntages IF the BroOklgn aa IT arpcars
from aisintrtStcft pctrtieS aud which is strictly
correct.
Good agents wanted everywhere in Virginia, who
will he literally dealt with.
THOMAS If. ALFRIEND & SON,
General Agents for Virginia,
Office No. 9G2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
an lO-St ( tlaw3m ...... .... ....
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ME- SECOND WEEK

coonS AT COST PR CE.
,prss GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
CAs3IMEREs, ..
HOSIERY, GLOVES. RIBBONS,
EStBROlDERIES, LACE sHAWLS'
pAEASOLS, SILK FANS,
Ladies' aud Genilemeu's uNDERFEsIs'
and numerous other articles now ohereu a' e's'
prey,ous to our removal to job Main street, oppo
cite tho po=t-oficc, about July 18Th.
civ. ,s call and obtain great bargains.
WILLIAM TuALHLlER & SONS,
10, Col Broad. corner Sixth street.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, 80. j
n ''f MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

The above waterng-pace, which is universally
recognized is ..'-''
AsPECIFIC IN ALL CASES OF DfsPEPslA,
win be open for the reception of visitors OH the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated In bend
Of Roanoke river, among the highest peaks OF the
Allegheny mountains, with 4 magnificent lawu EN-.
braciug loo acres. possessing the rare attraction of
mpuntain and water scenery combined. Within 81
miles OF Allesany depot, on the Atlantic, Missis-
Nbrt and SOUTH and arc accessible to all parts OF
the Union. tt| a.@.
Since the last season many improvements have been
u,nde, and number OF new buildings have been
added. making these springs the most commodous
and attractive In the State. -...-t.sT II i.
nv .T-lm W. B. BISHOP. Manager.
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OFFICE or MERCHANTS AND MECHASiCs{
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NlkGlSA.
No. 1901 CARY STREET. RICHMOND, .ha. I.aI
THE FIRST ANNUAL MEElIMG OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS CONr,AANi
viii he held ut the Chamber OF Commerce on -hoH-
DAY EVENING. I'D june. al O'CLOCK 4. M. ,..ve
Stockholders unable to attend WIZ pieaSe 'e''''
proxies at the Office of the company, c-,r,.
my lS-td d. u. Mooni-, oeS "--.---
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.DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
IL FROM HARRiSONBURG. IN ROCKING
HAM COUNTY. VA.--This celebrated WATER
ISG-PLACE will open for visitors Oh the LIST of
WOODWARD, Esq.
The water OF these Springs is the strongest CGtY-
bcntc in the Fi,'cd States and is peculiarly efficient
In the diseases of females. while tonic Its viz
tues arc unsurpassed. t@a
Accommodations strictly iirst-class. -.. .-
Visitors leaving Baltimore Ur Washington by the
early morning train arrive tt the SPRING. to tea.
Circulars can be bad at Il. W. POWERS L CO.'S.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week. fl5 ;
per month. $50: children under twelve years Of
and servants, haJf-price. A. Is. TRICK,
my 2o-lm President Of the Board Of Directors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-03
DICH MOND AND YORK RIVER
HI RIA l. 20 4 ID.
NOTICE To SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL.
LING PUBLIC.
TRI-WEEkLI LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH And
EAST. WEST And
NORTH II EST.


From Richmond TO BALTIMORE. tW
From Richmond TO Philadelphia. %
From Richmond To Mex IGTa...............'' ~ 20
From Richmond 10 fi0stou, al rail u :,
From Richmond 10 Boston via the So:JId..''; ~ "
WILLIAM u. BRAGG, SIP rlntenhrGt.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, NO. W Lsu'
street, Baltimore. ,
J. l.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Ageh'
Richmond.
~ II. HorcIiKIss. Travelling Agent NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-03

~ W. JONES, DENTIST, has 80
". always pure and fresh NiTR0US pX-Cffr
IDE GAS for painless extraction of teeth. Es
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made of any description
and of best materials .s.
OLD GOLD PLATE taken n~exchapge for new.
All operations thoroughly performed and war
rlnted.
OFFICE: Franklin street OIL, between Severt
and Eighth. NH l-5lns