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in O0-St
TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, &C., &c.
cEELEY'S HARD-RuBBER IRCSsEo
~ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ASDPILE PIPES.

Relief comfort, and cure for RcpTuhs, h~
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike ai o'l,i - ~.
ances known, viii never rust, HINDER ofean, .,,
soil, nor move from placs-indes' -" ,an,
.egi spri paaniy used in bhinr, lifted to iera nal
Sepsay Sep b ali as the
mechanical supports KNOWN send iof ppmpnei. pPbpei.
establishments l347 Chestnut art su Comnlele
pssortmear pnM, nn for sale with careful adjustment sy
MEaDE & BAKER. Richmond, anu AL q aease,' ssa
beware of limitations. ap -~--- -3-o~-
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POLICE CoUKr, SArURDAY.-S Salina Rigsby
was sent to jail for six months for using pro-
fame and indecent language in the street.
William Scott (negro), charged with bas-
tafay, was sen sent 1, on 10 5;a ,ne Sana jury a :,
each for selling in the Second Market after
hours. Booker Worden, 81 for fast driving.
William II. Scott (negrc), s. for an assault
upon Amanda Cosby. Henry W. Page, 81 30
for an assault upon DR.. Lee (negro); Martha
Thompson and Nora Epps (negroes), 81 each
for aSsaultiug Bette Brown (negro).
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REWARD Foa A FcG1rIyE FROM JUsTlcE.--
Governor kemper Or Saturday Issued a pro-
clamation Offering q reward Of fifty dollars
tor 4hc apprehension OF Fred. J. Woods,
who is under Indictment in Floyd county
for holse.steaiing, and who recently broke
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REPORTED AND PUSIsuED.-Last Sunday
Archer Whiting. Pat. Harris, Robert Crit
tenden, james Pryde, Jesse Gray, and Ned
Segar, drivers in the employ of the city,
turned out their horses and mules on west
Broad street and took them in q drove
Though The street at speed that endangered
The lives OF pedestrians. Officers Cosby and
Rowe reported them, aud on Saturday JUS
ticc White fined each driver -.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TTNIyERsITY OF VIRGINlA.-SUM-
MEH HLAWLECTURES tnine weekly be2in
lsth July 9TH September; naye psps psesse
MI this or other law school: %. 10 thosc
Who design 10 study priysteiy: Sd, 10 yo.ng psac-
tiIioners who have no had me y.
University OF Yirginia) 10 JOHN IL Mison, l, M pfo
fsssor Common and statute Law, my 3f-2LH1m
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JouRSEYNEN BAKERS USIoN.-The Jour-
nevIncn Bakers Union Of Richmond was
permanently organized Saturday night by
the election OF the following officers: Presi-
dent. Henry, Grecnwall; Nlce.president,
Thomas Donlca; Treasurer, {. T. Nenzel
Secretary G.. ". Muhly.
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PERSONAL Governor kemper left the city
Saturday morning for Madison county, and
will be absent for q week or more. 1t Is un-
dcrstood that he has written letter to PresI-
dent Grant expressing his views about the
arrest of the Petersburg judges, and the
course in relation thereto of some Federal
officials
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UNSOLICITED CONFEDERATE DlvIDENDs.-In
the Circuit Court of Richmond on Saturday
Judgment was entered for the plaintiff in
the case of W. b. Stanard, administrator OF
Judge Robert Stanard gs. Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company. Judge Stan
ard was at the breaking out of the war the
owner OF ten shares Of the capital stock Of
said railroad company. Every year, from
1861 to 1865, the company declared divi-
dends, and they were regularly carried TO
the credit of the stock named, but were
never collected; nor did either Judge Stan
ard or his administrator know that they had
been declared until the 14th August, 1875.
The amount sued for was $40 10 Confede-
rate money, which was scaled down to Sl5i
in the present currency. ~-..
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BOOKS for all classes and purposes at SCIlAAP'
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Read CAnDozo, FouRQUKEAS & Co.'S adrer-
tisemcut.
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Tn, ,Ssrrp PR1SrISG-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-blls. &c. Gan oe '','e1
In the ordinary etter-press book send your oruei'
for printing in these inks and for all other uescp
lions OF printing, to the DSodth fflhlnis- noN'''
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R!cuMo.p CoLi.EGE.-The Society of the
Alumni OF Richmond College will meet this
afternoon at C O'clock at tnG college. Mat
ter> OF interest to aIi alumni of the college,
resident o. sojourniug here, will be consid.
o,p,I
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SuppEN DEATH.-A negro woman named
Agnes Lewis, living Mt 424 Sixth street, was
taken i'll on Saturday morning about l
O'Clock and died suddenly at 2 O'Clock, it is
supposed. of heart disease. An inquest was
deemed unnecessary.
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EXAMINATION IN PUBLIC sCHooLs.-The
general examination in the public schools OF
The city for promotion was concluded on
Friday, although examination-week proper
wiIl got be brought to close until to-mor-
row at the High School. The average per-
eentase Of attendancel In all the public schools
in the city during the past week was 9S. In
sixteen of the schools the average attendance
was 100 per cent, and in sixteen schools 81
per cent. What city can beat that? In sew
eral Of the schools of the city the percentage
of attendance during the school year was 97s.
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EARLY LAWS OF VIRGISIA.-There has
recently been purchasedtor the State Library
volume of the laws Of Virginia passed be-
tween 1854 and 1859. This is the rarest OF
the early editions Of the laws of the colony,
and is dedicated by the compiler to Francis,
Lord Howard, his Majesty's lieutenant and
encouragement Of Virginia. Bis particular
copy has what none other possess--a5out
fifty pages at the end in manuscript in con-
tinuation of those printed, and most prooa'
bly, written at the time. The value Of this
volume is largely increased by having be-
Iopged to Colonel Nathaniel Bacon, Jr., who
rose up in rebellion, and was attainted OF
high treason In 1850.
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LIa.oE GAUGED.-The number OF proof
gallons Of spirits gagged from the 1st to ting
10Th of June, 1914. by the United states
gaugers in this city, was G2,69o 23-loo gaitrr;;
ions.
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BUSINESS WANTS..

WANTED. EVERY ONE TO KNOW
" tMat :. \. WINSTuCK. No. II Fourteenth
street, LENDS MONEY 10 any amount, for any
lcui"h Of time. 1T REASONABLY rates, on dia-
n0uGS. WATCHES. Sivcrwarc. good jewciry, &C.. &c.
Forfeited pledges always on hand aud for safe 1T
great h.rgainS. je l7-lm
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.yEWELRY, &c.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
Great bargains offered In
DIAMONDS, WA Crss. CHAINS, AND JEW

Great bargains offered In
DIAMONDS, WAi Cires. CHAINS, AND JEW.
ELRY.
In order TO realize tie cash on the following.
named :. For'tited sled2es shaH Cifer great IL
ducemeufs 10 purchasers Of same. lhe arictrs
consist OF
i fine Stem winding Howard Watch, in ls karat
heavy Gold Case
l genuine +. b. Adans Watch. 10 lS karat heavy
Gold Case,
45 very llne IA and / g karat Gold stem and key
winding Watches.
SO ane Opera Vest, LhatelaIne. and Neck Chains;
Diamond Rings and buttons: 63 Amethyst, Onyx.
Topaz, BiUodstoue. a,id heavy plain Gold kinEs,
for ladies' aud gentlemen:
25 Lockers and cha, ms, sets Of slet and Bosom
Buttons, 8 sets OF Pics and EARRINGS ~ ME
Brooches;
moud Locke;, fue solid Gold and Pearl Fan-
EoIcer. and nany other articles too numerous
10 mention; all of which sh.N sell Ut corst0-
erably less than the cost Of the saihs.
limos, respectfully iuvi;e every onc iucilneo To-
wards grtiiug great bargsins 70 ci AZ sae earliest
d. ts auu examiIe the articles ~
s. A. WISsTOCh'3 Losn Once,
No. II Fourieenth STREET
ia4Im un.icr Exchange Hotter.
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\ THE CRY HALL.-The stone steps 10 the ,s
Broad.street front of the City Hall have aii
been removed, and the old building presenEs
diIapidsted appearance indeed.
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DRESS GooDS.-E. B. SPENCE 20 SoS Keep III
stock great variety OF piece goods, which iey ase
making UP ut short notice. They have sood c''tens
and excellent workmen ana make SUI ~ ue 'e''
lowest living prices. Give them 4 Cai
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-lSKs VIII copy clear anu
ds,inc, for an indefinite period of time. SEND your
orders for work to be done in these Inks to the DlS'
,1fch Priuting-HoHse.
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Foryp AT LAsr-The long sought-for pace
where YOU can get money loaned on your diamonds
watches, 1ewelry, slverware, &C. Call at A. HAZE
R1s's Loan Office, ! 522 Main street, and Son VIII
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conA-
,lapfi nj
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ALL THE GOODS damaged by the late fire at w.
d. BLAIR L Co.'s will be sold at auction by DAFES-
PORT & MORRIS, 1T their store, Seventeenth ana
Dock streets, on Tuesday the 23d instant, AT III
o'clock 4. III. see auction sales.
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f<sE SsE.E.

IAE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY.
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: ADDRESS BEFORE THE ALUMNI OF R1cI-
noxp CoLLEGE.-The address of Professor j.
A. Turner in the chapel of Richmond Col
.lese this evening at 81 o'clock'Mill be one of
more than ordinary interest.
. A distinguished Alumnus Of Richmond
College, Professor Turper, showed his talent
by accomplishing the fare feat of taking tie
degree of Master OF Arts at the Uni
versity of Virgioia in tro sessions. tie
hasssiDce won u high reputation as teacher,
ayigorous thinker, and q facile writer, and
he will DOUBTLESS have something this eve
ming worth hearing.
The friends OF Richmond College (and
surely all Of our citizens are It's friends) will
it is hoped, show their appreciation Of the
orator aud the occasion by filing the chapel
with one of Richmond's most select 'au-
diences.
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Rcad CARDoZo, FoURQUREAS & CO.'S atver-
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DOUTS AND SHOES.-Ju>t re-a
- ceivcd Ladies French id Newport Ties a.
and slippers. Ladies' French kiu Buttons pa
Boots, Ladies Fox Button Boots and Banorals;
Misses and hiiGren'S Shoes Ill styles and colorS;
{. =. Eurt's fine ehoes-Dutton and Laced;
Trunks SatcheS. and Sole Leather EaliSeS, at low
iigurrS: Gunllrmen'S Fine Shoes, handsewed.
Give me L call. W. L. W. TAYLOk'S,
iclS corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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SUMMER ScrTs.-For really shoce light suits
call on Z: SPENCE & SON, 1900 Main street.
They have fn their stock everything IN The way ol
reutle1nent'wear, at very reduced prices
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7 OOK AT TAIS AND ECONO-g
e. MIZE, AND BUY WORK MADE ATS Ea
the RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
2 brnaG street between second and Third streets.
Tor S215 Ladies Serge Lace G:,iters for 50 La-
dies Serge Lace. ioXe 50 to S2 rs; Ladies' Serge
FOXed Button Boots, 81 10 $3.50; Misses Serge
Lace ,iaitcrs from ~ IS to t225 Lauirs' French
Calf Lace Boots. 1918; Misses tall, good
$3.50; Laties' Pebble Goat Button Boots, $3.50; ;
Ladies' Pebble Goat lace Boots at $3.50: Misses,
-; Gents French Calf Boots, 81; Gents French
Caif Caters ii ON 81 10 So; Boys from pS TO $3.50
Boys iirSt-ciaSs Cali Shoes. $50.
Childrcn's Shoes sold al low figures.
All work manufactured by Inc warranted, and no
other kind sold.
All kinds OF shoes made to order
REPAIRING neatly doue. -
Parties wishing 10 buy good BOOTS and SHOES
will lind ii 10 their advan age 10 give me 4 call.
Respectfully, HENRY Z. BuaCHEN.
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WHITE yEsTs.-A choice lot at E. 3. SPENCE i
soS,s. 1900 Main street at low prices.
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PEACHES mashed and frozen with cream viii be
served al a. plZZISI'S ce-cream saloon today.
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Read CARDozo, FouRqUREAS & CO.'S auvcr'
tisCmeut.
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HUsTIIGs CoURT.-Tbis court transacted
no business OF special interest on Saturday.
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EXCURsIONS.
~ - ss-->-~
EXCURSION TICKETS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now Issuing the following EXCURSION TICK
ELS:
No /. From Richmond TO halfway and return the
same day on the up-stcamer. Rounc-trip
tickets good for that day only, II.
No. II. From Richmond to Did Point, Vue de
rEau, aud Norfolk every SATURDAY
AFTERNOON at +. NJ. Rouud-trip
tickets, SO. so. good to return by the same
steamer, arriving here. Sunday night, or
by the steamer arriving here Monday at
tern0on. j..
No. III. DAILY EXCURSION Except Sundays 10
Old Point, yue de 'EaIl, and Norfolk,
leaving here at 9 A. N. Single trip, 50:
Roundtrip 1850. Tickets good until
used.
The IIygeia Hotel at Old Point and Vue de fEau
Hotel are nrst-c!ass and are admirably managed.
Tickets on sale ut CARRIERS Xchange and Foro's
Hotel aud on board the steamer. je l9-lm
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IIlL CHEAP STORE.
~ III ME!t STYLES.

, NNhR SflLES' SA3e
'47t received = neg lot Of LEGHORN YHeNs5
""iS ana EDHHETS, RUSTIC HATS, both pal
-''''3 H!ia CHIP Also, aii the styles Of Nor
n,"""! b"hnr's for ladies and children; Scaifs,
1i"a. trimmed aud uutrimm.d English Straws 4;
'''HnS, such betdca net, Brussels, Spanish,
e''''H' and everything Lcw ia the line of
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS.
E''tse cal; aud convince yourselves These goods
ha'!h. been bought for cusl, will he sod with very
H1aI pr"ht. Gal! early at
MADAME DEMELMAN'S.
''"H'FF merchants and miiucrs, aud all who
"''h /" make their own bonnets, can be supplied
h''r siih all necessary materials. je9
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8itllnmnd 1ispatrIt.

sW THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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Z ALPACA COATS in variety at f.. d. SPENCE j
SoNs, 1900 Main street. .t,Est i,
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T AIDES AND MISSES SERGE <eSEs3
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, c9s@%S
Ladies aud Misses Serge FoXed aud Button CAL
TIERS:
Ladies and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CROQUETS;
Maria Antoiuette BUSklNS:
Juuiaitas, Maguoiias, and other styles OF SLIP.
Pk.RS and WALKING SHOES;
Genticmeu's. Bows and Youths Calf Prince AL
bert OXFORDS, TIES, &c., box, PLAIN, ana eS-
tension toes; ,.rnr,
Children and Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS in endless variety, just re-
ceivcG FOR ciriy spring trade. ~ ,
CUSTOM work MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. kEPAlRING neatly
and promptly dune.
Special attention paid to orders.
JOHN IL. KGaIHEN x son,
NH 21 500 and 51l Broad street.
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COMMEgCENgEHTS.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE oath.
THURSDAY. jC:E 25TH.
LOST. SVRAYED, DC.

Iii III B.. " hain In Tho College cbipel je 21-5l
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CALIFORNIA-LAND OF SOLD.
~ GALlFOREIA-LAND OF WHEAT.
Or. RlCHMOSD-PLACE OF CLOTHING.
The latter can be found BoUNTlFUL In supply TO
suit the wants cf the public in PRICE, QUANTITY,
or QUALITY. In evidence. call and examine to SAL
isfy yourself. MN. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
11o9 Main street.
sign: Long FLAG. je 22-1t
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1I2l3i4lal6I7 2 Total.
2!I.nts. 31a Ra'"Ine": 9sISI3I1IYI 8

TIE MOST ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE that h
ever been advertised in our columns since the war
is to take place at DAVENPORT K MoRRIS's Seven
tecnth and Dock streets, Tuesday the 23d instant.
at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. 1t comprises the entire stock
OF W. ID. Blair & Co., damaged By the late fire. be-
sides very large stock OF teas. relued sugars, cof
fees. bacon, whskeys, brandcs, wines, &C., all of
the first quality. These goods guaranteed TO be
sold for account Of whom concerned, without limit
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CoNvERANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 20, 1S74.-Lots trontiLg
26 feet on Main street between Laurel and
Cherry for $1,000; 20t feet Oh Twenty sixth
street between o and p for $40; 90 feet OF
Main street, corner OF Fourth, for 81 900; 1S4
feet on Pine street near China for 81 600 81,
feet Oh Marshall street between twenty.
ninth and Thirtieth for s. II 7-12 feet on
Duval street for 81; 224 feet on Leigh street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth for Sl15 !;
43 feet on Leigh street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth for $3.50; 17O5 feet on Floyd
street, corner of Lombardy, for S2,114.20 !;
80 feet on Hancock stree. for 5000; 80 feet
on Laurel street between Main and Cary for
1000; y feet on Clay street between Ninth
and Tenth for 81 800; 40 feet on Baker street
between St. James and st. John for $500 ; 60
feet on Federal street near st. Stephens for
$500; 80 feet on Belvidere street near Holly
for $249; 81 feet OH st. James street near
Clay for SID; - feet on Twenty-seventh
street, corner OF Grace, for $3.50; 80 feet
on Main street near Culvert for $l,050; so
feet on Grace street; 33 feet on street near
Twenty.>iXth for 5000; 20f feet on St. james
street for $3.50; 9S feet on Main street be.
tween Cherry and Laurel for $500; Il feet
on Main street between Cherry and Laurel
for $500 66.
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Read CARDoZo, FOURQUREAS 4 Co.'S adver-
tiscment.
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RICHMOND CLUB OF ALUMNI OF THE UNIvER.
sITY OF VmslN1A.-A meeting of this Club
was held In the new Hastings Courtroom,
the President Colonel John b. Young in
the chair. The Club went into the ELECTION
OF officers, and the incumbent Colonel
1oung) declining reelection Colonel Archer
Anderson was unanimously elected Presi-
dent.
The following additional officers were
then elected: First Vice President, Colonel
hilary Z. Jones; Second Vice President,
fey. >. William Jones; Third Vice-Presi-
uent, D. Preston Cooke Secretary, A. Aus
tin Smith; Treasurer, James f. Heath.
Erecutsue Committee :. The president Ter
2Dtao), s. FL. Puliam, T. r. Joynes, H. G.
davidson, and A. l.. Boulware.
The following delegates to the approach
lns meeting of the Society of Alumni at
the University were then elected: Colonel
II. Z. P.Jones, Major !. II. Darlington, Rev.
D: William Jones, Major T. q. Peytcn,
Henry T. Wickham, E>q., james E. Heath,
Esq, w. G. Seldom, Esq, DR.. C. W. 2.
Brock, W. B. Mathews, Esq, Thomas R.
Joynes, Esq, and Colonel John B. Young.
The following new members were elected
DR.. K. i. Berkley, Meade Haskns, James Z.
Heath, '. Newton, John II. Powell.
There was free discussion in reference to
various matters connected with the interests
of the Club and OF the University, and the
Club adjourned at 10 o'clock.
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RE,iOvAL.-A. HARfISS Loan Office Established
In SG5) has been removed 10 1922 Main street.
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A OPPENHIMER, 1915 ;fain street,

n.
CLOTHIEF-HOUSE
ihyites the trade and pubc generally 10 look ut his
prices:
100 suits cHEyIOr FROCES, four patterpS, sc !:
l2O suits MIXED CASHMERE ERoCKS- Three pat
terlls, 81: 200 Suits SCUTCITa and MGLTsS FnoCKS,
six patterns, SO: 50 suits sILK-MiXEp DARK
WoRsTED FIOCKS, four patterns. SIS; 10 suits
FRENCH CnkCK DrAGOcNAk faoCKS. three
patterns, S30 IS suits Hlue Flannel from Sl5
To $40; 200 suits Brown Linen luck and
Drill from 70 to $3.50; goo Black and Fancy Nj
PACK Sacks from S3 10 81: 900 white Aarsellies
Fe5Esfrom - TO $3.50: and great variety of lus-
ter ssSI suckers a for brown. black blue cloth
susSar dress or business, together with 200 pair
llshtI you viii lind the best selecion In Rich-
Inoud at the 10 west pr,ces. fe e17-eOd3t
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NHECK BOOKS

q C
on theeseyeral Banks Of Richmond.
NEGOTIABLE and PROMISSORY NOTES;
DRAFTS and FO REIGN BlLLSoF EAtHhNGE
BILLS OF LADIyG-sbfpping ard canal;
DEEDS OF TRUSTS, PROTESTS;
POWERS OF ATTORNEY,
aud other LEGAL blanks together with BLANK AC-
C,IfN'r BOOKS and IOSEkY Of every lie
scripticn. WOoDHioIoh ~ fHhhA+A.
iG
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A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE
N BOOKS CHEaP-The subscriber, intundinE
to remove about tn" 18th nne, Will sell large ana
CT e. nt and b,low co,i for the next two weeks IL
You wish To- buy an cnte<luiuing book II VERY
Low price, cali EARLY at tn.rrc,
l.. DU-0t fGSJ a hiN ba
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CASEs-gold and silver headed-at SCIIAAP'S.
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DLANE-BOQkS-JULY.

K.BOQkS-JULf.
To Get the hest ACCOUET- BOOKS It would be
wei! TO give early orders at
1913 MAIH STREET o,-,, -,
4 good assortment OF cheap BLANh-boos\h "
mau, sizes always on hand. .o1,cu
tc 10 RhfDoLf u /" -
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Read CARDozo, FoUHQUREAN & Co.'s adver-
tisemeuI.
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PURE VANILLA ICE-CREAN,
PuRE PEACH lCE-GREAM,
PURE STRAWBERRY Ice. CREAM,
PURE LEMON lCE-CHEAM,
ut PIZZISl's, S07 Broad street.
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onyx BALES HAY-extra artc!e-daily
ZIC expected by schooner Woodruf slmMs:
parties wanting will please leave their order, o NJ
once. CHARLES u. WHttLoCh'
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LARGE SOFT PEACHES, first vi the season, at a.
PiZZISrS, SO7 Broad .Ircct
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NoBGY JEwELRY,a fine assortment, At SClIAAI

UMBRELLAs-every style made-at scIIAAP's.
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ROOTS, SEOES, dc.

gUST RECEIVED.-Opeued thisa
- morning. thirty dozen pairs Of Ladies'. Nj EA-
Misses. anu Children,s SHOES, embracisS hllE
the novelties in EUTTONED and LACED BOOTS
SHIPPERS. My assortment includes almost every
Siy!eAow worn, and ladies will hardly fail 10 be
pleased if they will give me Il call at 900 Main
Street. between Ninth and Tenth.
ielS JOHN c. PAGE, JR.
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TUST OPENED. ANOTHER LOTs
~ OF BaniSter Il Tlchenor's BAND-SEW-Ess "a
Ed BOOTS, CATERS. TIES, and PklSCEA
for gentlemen AID +. Z. Bur,'s But
ton Boots, tor ladie and misses. Call 1T
WINGO, ELLETT & CRUMP'S,
IL. lSNS Mnin
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ScIIAAP's cigar and variety store 1402 Main s.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

" will meet promptly at Old Market Hall THiS@
lMondayl EVENING at SH O'Clock, for the pur- hf
pose OF comoleiing the arrangements for eXcur- r.
sion TO West Point By command Of Captain X Ell
LAM. JOSEPH HEFFLG,
ie 22-1ts Firsi Sergeant.
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DAu1gs and monthlles-the latest-at SCuAAr':
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CIIK ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
3 For sale by BQDEKER BROTHERS.
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FANCY GOODS in great variety at scHAAP's.

Take a satchel of icc-crcam from PIzzrS1 to your