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SIMMER RESORTS.
1-~~<>>-N-E--~---~,-
rAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA.
= VI, NINcurSrER. VA.
VIA MINCHESTER. \

This delightful waering-rlacc has been thor
ourhv r;..itlcd and is kept in the best modern
celebrity for their prompt and happy action In Dys-
pcpsia. diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, In
cl ding Calculus: In various Skin Diseases. and In
thcir admirable ELECTS ON the female constitution.
The air of Capon IS unsurpassed in all tile noun
tains OF Virginia for salnhrity, elasticity. and dry
ness. - ,, =, r,
Henry Bulwcr. when on u visit here With Mr.. Web
stcr rs hardly ealled Ivy anything he had seen In
Europe.
For our pamphlet. with full particulars of rates.
charges. &C.. &c, apply 10 puKCELL,. LADD 90.
druggists. ;.:I!l whom We have placed the WATER
on s,Icl or to the undcr.iGn cd by mail.
an l4-y,n FRAZIER Il SALE. Prorrietors.
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Colonel Fl. L. Hopkins, aged sixty.fve, a
native Of Virginia, died in Warren county,
N. c., April 14th.
The death of Mrs, Susan FllnsteT, relict of
the late Colonel David Fnnsten, df the Ele-
venth Virginia regiment, is announced.
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OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

7. Z
RIClliiOND, VA, April 10, 1872.
10y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE
- GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NiRGlNlA up.
uruvrl February :. 1872. authorizing the Board of
Education 10 sell the land scrip donated 10 the State
of Virginia by act Of Congress, OF tie United States
a,rroycd july .. lsGo. and the acis amendatoly
thereof the Board of Education will receive PRO
POSAI.S FOR TIE PURCHASE OF SAID
SCRIP. representing 3O1,U0O acres OF public land,
until II o'clock on lie lSr DAY OF MAY, lS72.
Proposals shonlt he addressed 10 tic undersigned.
ID. G.. LYLE,
r1-lw Secretary Board of Education.
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.,,c so,;ti,. ana Congress. ws treachelosis
!, ,,,c North, because, as INSCRIPTIONS a.
connrcs. Is. il discovered that IT could not SO
discriminate between tho States. But II Is
thc ase of dishonesty and fraud, and tins ed plt
Of marty history. though Infamous, is nossu''
-.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or SCHOOL l;0ARD.}
l2Ul CLAY SJKEET.
fENO CARPENTERS. BRICkLAIERS,
L AND OTlIEkS-:,cJed proposals VIII be re-
criyrd III this Office III the .tlll q" April Tor NE
CONSTRUCTIONS OF \ SCliODi.-llOUSE to hc
erected on the corner ul Madison ana Cary streets
Plans and specifications, &c. can nc seen ;t lhc Office
OF AIcssrs i.y6rnck X Sci1rt. Nam street.
che committee reserve the right In reject any or
ali bids ALFRED MOSES.
~, lit Chairman building Committee.
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.NsAnsssE'zp,

At tic rcs ilrnre of thu b.i.!ea
eyuni,u, April 10TH Rey Z. BfronMITIi a
W.. daueltcr of DANES Tliomast Dr., Esp. III VI
Ririnlu,it. 100 &fssss
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M THE BUSINESS FORMERLY.
carried ON by q. q NJ w. DARBY Will for the
future be conducted by us, and their patrons can resi-
assured that Aey will be able ut all times 10 9Otdtn
1,roDsy instructions reeof cdrgs at their Aone or
ut the office.
MENTS. e.
REPAIRING DONE mt short notice.
A full supply of everything In our line always on
hand. GROVER & BAKER
SEWING-MACHINECO COMPANY
an l7-d3t&w2t sui DEW'u stleet.
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,sa.EcrA.iH. ygFtaCE:s.

n-,g- CARPET b GGERs, ATT TIL
rtt1N ,--You nrc requested to meet ut VIRGINIA
HALL TONIGHT at O'Clock to see sls'
one of the most popular lecturers OF the age.
Nan, or the Good-for-N otiilIg =" our hie II
Dangcr.r /" afarseilles,' Young lsecfuit .ons''
alees sc &C., all for rs cents ap io-it
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PERSONAL.

7 EFT THE TOBACCO FACTORY OF
IL Mrssrs. Turpin Il Brother. on Eighteenth be-.
tween Main amd Cary. on Tuesday afternoon, April
18TH ii courcd hoy answering 10 the name Of Gull
LEN JONES. said boy Is about nine years of age,
light color and is rather shy. Any Information con-
cerilng said hoy will be thankfully received If left
ut the factory. ., .-
ap l.-lt* ROBERT JoNfS.
DATRICk FLOAD or JOHN RIDDICK
I may hear Of something To their advantage II they
aprly to JOHN H. BDSCIiEN Il son,
N, lS-at* 500 AMI 81 Broad street
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mr. LADIES SUMMER SUITS.

BREEDEN & FOX
orn now opcuing and will continue throughout the
season to present, all the novelties IN
LADIES' WHITE AND COLoRED LAWN AND
LINEN SUITS.
BREEDEN i FOX.
,n,,-c. 4O1 Broad street.
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Having disposed of ny interest In The rliItDe.I
suuply business to PAUL DAEGAMIN. respectfully
solicit for him continuance al The pttrUnaEc -
liberllr bestowed upon HE late irlll. ..
WILLIAM y. RAAC'r
,,,,II sth I.-. al III"
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The RAILROAD strrI.Y BUSINESS "lli he
continued In all lis hianrie, hy the nntrr,iehtr
pAIl. BtHtiANIiH.
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TWO TIE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

lam 4 candidate for The Office Of TtTI AUDITOR.
apa-ow W.U.PETERj KElNINGIIAM.
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rOUTIIERN MANDATORY uFe.
- ROOTS AND SIIUES.-HtNRf {. b. -
SCHES |, now manufacturing u's"Nh E"|,r' ed
Win ali the improved ap;,; atus vi The u"s, 5ln
the necessary machinery tor coaic.' t't't,'
tory he has determined To maxi HGr%'iWr 49,,
rrh,h. which he Offers for sale With uslFias,t,,
facilities h. confidently asks The patronage 81 ~
public. All he desires Il call from 'h"S' IL "1
before purchasing ELSEWHERE AMI
Selling off northern goods ~ cos.. az -
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|fI,HE GRE ATEsY BsARG GAINS

|5 HE u u AE !. 2 ' "a n Y q : tso
SPRING DRY GOODS,
New style Moiair Dress Goods 90 10 soc. per yard;
Best-rnakc Biack Alpacas, SIC. up 81
Splendid Black SIR at $3.50 and 81 per yard;
Trimming silks. all colors, at sl2s per yard
White PIqics, Bishop aud Victoria Lawns, Nain-
socks, Swiss 3f,isns, aud Canlhrlcs, from 25c. TO
zoe. per yard;
Tarlatans, all shades. 10 TO 45c.:
Latest styles Cassimeres, 75c..ssl, Sl.25 and $780,
Cambria Edgings and Insertlngs very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves. extra quality, mt s.os per pair
Ladcs Kid Gloves, best and preitiest, mt sl50 per
pair;
Very newest designs Of ParasnIs,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sets,
Lace ShawIs and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Best aud largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
and many more desirable articles, at the very lowest
prices. ut WILLIAM THALHIafER s. SONS.
aDl2 col Broad, corner Sixth street
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r c.. COURTNEY & SON,
u. S15 BROAD STREET
would call special attention to the following
GOODS Just received:
Alexander's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks,
All the new styles Of Parasols
Thompsous GlOvc-Fitting Corscts,
Ottenteiner's and Harris COrsets,
Fanulng's KId-Ffttng Skeleton Corscts,
Hosiery OF all qualities and sizes,
:. Gents Galize Shirts and Drawers,
Gents and Boys Linen-ifoSOm Shirts.
Ladies' GauZe Fests-long and short sleeves;
White and Colored Piiue.
Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons.
Scarfs, and Einbr0idcries. mp lU-Im
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EAIR.-The LADIES OF THE GRACE
u STREET PRESBYTERIANC HJTR CHI Fourth
and Grace streets) win hold FAIR during this
week, commencing MONDAY EVENING. leth In
slant, at O'Clock, when all kinds OF EATARLES
and FANCY ARTICL Els win ba offered for sale.
ep lS-btF =
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ssTsTyga sE,s,ssgaas syrysny,,a.,

pHfIADEII,IiIa II, Ell ifsioaIl 8 ySs,.,
i, ANI1NfJRpf,fK ssrEsa If q Il RI m IN
WEEK Steamers N1RFOIE. EsifJfR' and and 4 4
ssosd every esMIa 1psgy asa 'i Ti, W. gs nj
o'clock M and Ptadeiphia every WEnaHsppt,. Y
ana sA,fURfJaY nj the safIe hour, aitfrr;si,n
parts OF pennsyfsaia. Kew Jrrg, AID Ie}s nut Az
aiso for Chareston Savannah; and New orI1,nS
b)s OF l1diug signed through, " '''''hhp
Freight taken for Norfolk Of moderate -.,,o
Passage 10 PhiladalThia, Including meals !. /,
W: r. POTTER. Agent.
No. 2t23 lock Street RIchu,.
WILLIAM: CLYDE q co. a sent.
No. 12 South WIrrryss
IN !: No. II North Wlaryes. Phi,adritil,.
L'OR NEW YOEK.--OLD Do. ~s.r.;.,,
A BuNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. &IE5ls
The side-wheel steamships WYANOH e. ia = =
and HATfERAs, leave New York for @S 9tajkf
Point. and Richmond i, every TUESDAY. THfTi
DAY. at high tide ''' 'e''-
These ships are entirely new. They have e,.,,,
saloons and staterDoMs. The fare, acconinci., a. a.,
AID attention, are unsurpassed. ''
ern ind European ports. "'''a
TER OF ONE PER CENT. at the once WAX ~ Ak
Company. VI VII
For further information. appIy 70
JOHN W. YATT. Agent
my %o-z----S MOI hoverI.or strc,i
L'OR LIVERPOOL AND ns.c.sp
Il QUEENSTOWN,IN AfAN LINE OF S.S.iftt
MAIL STEAMERS. SAILING FROM wv
YORK EVERY SATURDAY An"
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE In Gold. Payable In Currr,ce
First Cabin. Stccsagc.. -,
To To toadon...S % 81 TO PP olIi !.
Tickets sold 10 and from England, Ireland an.
Continent, ut moderate rates. ~
For further information, apply at the CONTAIN. =.
offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent. 'f
Is Broadway, New York: or n
JOHN ". WYATT. AgeuI
ie q Richmond h.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed +.
~ FALK as my agent to carry on a general
MERCHANDISE BUSINESS, TO bay and sell for
cash only. ID. HUTZLER.
RICHMOND. April 10, 1872. an I0-3tE
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NOTICE TO MY CLlENTS.-Ny uniiti,hri tf'i-
f.S.ioual business iuulcsS other cuub.rl br trtiuc
will be closed by Messrs. J0nc- Enu''.lh Ia whom
clients are referred ,.,
OF nv son | say nothing: and Mr.. Jones Is ",
we'll known 70 the State As a iaMVcr AMI man |" ht4l
communication. Your Interests viii suffer II" N'"'
ment by the change. ,,o,, ,,,,,.,-,r,-
apl2 "''' h'''
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DEscRIpTIoS.-John Fox Is about thirty years of
age; five feet nine inches high; COLOR, black middle
toe of left foot split open. BoruIn Warren county,
ap l7-d&swlw
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ CERN.--For reasons entirely satisfactory to
myself, have discontinued the junk and metal busi
hess from this date.
shall conduct the RAG and PAPER STOCK
BUSINESS exclusively in FUTURE
HENRY W. LUBBOCK,
an l9-3t* 1905 Franklin street
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L to HENRY SCIEOTT, Of the Monticello lio-
tel, Broad street between Sixth and Seventh, will
please come forward and settle before THURSDAY
NEXT the 18th instant, Otherwise their accounts
will he placed into other hands for collection.
an ly-lw HENRY SCIIOTT.
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I%,osiana meets daily in the Chief
=; Office, Mechanics Institute.
h,ads from the county are requested
JAIL
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Il post two o'clock P. NJ.
r, order Of the Sub ommittee,
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syetary ub-Executive Committee. Re-
publican party of Louisiana -
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+, NOTICES OF TIE E
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asss. 'ue 1azoo and Tailahatchie
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te Republican National Convention
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!. furnishing their addresses. -.
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louisiana.
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r
DR.. Colletso would also state as an evidence
of their usefulness in. Fever cases that his
ALTERNATIVE PILLS
were used by His Royal Highness the PRINCE
OF WHALES during his illness, and the sur
geons would rot allow any other Purgstive
Medicine to be used. efsff''z 80
In order that the people may not be de-
ceived in purchasing his Alternative Pills, he
would state that they are all manufactured
1t his Central DEPOT,
80 Carondelet Street,
-. New Orleans.
where he prefers to receive all applications
that he may send . medicine which he can
guarantee and which will prevent impostors
rom trying to counterfeit; but after having
once used these, patients can never be de-
cieved by the substitution Of any obnoxious
compound.
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10 any address In the country.
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post should be addressed to
DIR. G. COlIETSO,
Post Office Box $50, New Orleans, La.
~ Medical ohace md Surgery,
50 Carondslet stzeet, New Orleans.
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G., j. O.. 0. F..

psu!ar Meetings Of Amos Lodge 1887
mite first s. third Thursday of every
Ninth at the corner of St. Peter st. Claud
F. A. DAVIS, N. G..
h. VIM. A. BARRON, p. s.
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How IrSTINGToN ArrEARS TO Mr.. REE-
r1ELp.-AIr. RrGiicld writes 10 the Cincinnati
ConanlerciGl:
Reader you lave beard Of Huntington:
Of course you have, or else you are NOT 4
reader. It is the city OF magnificent cxpccta-
lions. In all the hotels and steamboats, you
will see maps and rl@ts of the city hanging
up, accompanied with the information that
there are few more lots liudisposcd OF, ana
80 forth.
Well. VIC landed at Huntington and walked
forth into the city, and found that it contains
<evcnty-tivc or hundred buildings, most Of
them Of Il temporary and unsubStantial cha
rautcr. Outside Of this Huntington isa series
of good farms lying along tie Ohio river.
The country for d considerable distance
around is owned by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. When they determined
to have the terminus Of their road 1T the
point where Huntington now is they bought
up, through their agents, large scope OF
country. and are now grading it and laying it
of into streets and alleys. The location is
good, but il takes something norc to make
city than Il river and railroad.
Several fine cars were standing upon the
track. ready for business when th" great
route l. 0Ocn tLliJ Snali CUniteCt. Lllc 'oiilo
with the Atlantic ocean. a gap OF less than
one hundred miles yet remains to be COM
plctcd. The points in Htintington's favor
are these: 1t will he the western terminus
Of tie Chesapeake and Ohio ::!ilroad for tie
present; ii will contain aporticn OF the COLI
pany's repair shops. and it is at the head Of
(stricty speaking) the reliable navigation OF
the Ohio. 1t will be a transfer point between
Richmond and the East and Cincinnati. This
will make brisk place, but not large city.
The buildings at present erected are Of a
temporary character, being frames one or
two stories high, thrown together in row
on the river bank, with little regard to artis-
tic arrangement. They are mostly devoted
20 trade in 4 small way, and one noticed
had the sign Independent Drugs" painted
high up upon its gable end. don't know
| what kind OF medicine would come under
| that head.
fell in with 4 man from Grecnup county
| ky., who said he had ccme TO the city OF
magnificent expectations to get work, but
| had failed. "I can't find the head men OF
this here business" he said, land wish
| was at home. I'll never run around agill
looking for cities whar there amt any" ]
suggested that Huntington was a good place
for city. "Yes," said he, the location is
pretty large"