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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-01

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June /, 100 A. N.
PrObGbilities.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley and the lake region, southeast
winds, falling or stationary barometer,
warmer, followed by cooler, partly cloudy
weather and local rains.
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STATE OF THE WEATHEK.

Local Report for the City, Monday
May 81, 1870.
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Pullman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
60 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Ofices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
AGENT, Cincinnati
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily RsDOrt Of Siege Of Water, tOiA Changes IN
As a hOuTs ending 3 p. n. Nay 81, 1873.
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TRAINS.

LOUISVILLE q CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trsinsl leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
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Northern & Eastern Ex-
HANoo-- s--..s.-.....s. EbsE0 m
Northern, Eastern and
Western Express. $500 ID m =
Northern, Eastern and
Western Express. 80 fI:55 d m Z
Mobile and New Or
leans Express 1855 o m :.
decatur Mail. .........- f7:40 . m :
Gallatin AccOmmOda-
oon-.....-.....-..........I s4:25 p m ~
q. P. ATMORE, GEM Pass. and Tick
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and therefore it might be inferred that be
does not care muck about them. But, Dcfer-
thelcss, an Indian understands the nee'ec'
and contempt shown for him in putting MN
in place not favorable to seeing much ana
not to being seen himself. What prince
would put up with thal2 He had no idea Of
being put into thir l.class establishments, IN
back rooms. looking cut upon the rear cdi
fees. no, pleasant to the senses.
This does not display a refined and con-
sidcra.c feeling In our "modcl govern.
mont, Wcare ashamed OF it. The nohlcst
trait in the irtiian is his pride. His heart
strisgs are strained hy the reflection that be
Is shrcl of out Of sight, amongst the bss-
rarc. wasiervomen, clothcs-iirc$, ard pins.
The aa,ion ought to demonstrate against any.
thing of tho kind, and we applaud the noble
protcs'ations Of tue Spotted Tails" Lone
Horn>." ard others.
Sc bow cur national fame is involved. In
the heroic ages Of Greece and Rome the lr'
umphal entry OF the conqueror into the capt.
tai WIS Marked by every sign of grandeur
that could be gathered in the line of march.
As much Of conSl qucnce rs possible was
given to the csptivcs. The greatness OF the
nation was measured by the dignity
and display Of the cap'ircs. Now, why
not so entertain RED CLOUD, and WHITE
SWAN. aud CHARGER (chivalrous big III
dian. j in way TO swell the lor-
cienci's conccit Of our own greatness! The
idea ,ha, President GRANT should Ge the
Grca, Father 70 such tinc-looking people
would elevate The patton in the minds of The
world. II would give General GRANT more
fame tnan anything else that we know OF
and why not make him CESAR. the Rad'ca!
resolutions in silly seltlemeutin Ohio, with
old BIS. WADE to back them, to the con-
trarv notwithstanding
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Shrinking.

We noticed recently the ou,givings of the
northern press with reference 10 the steady
process OF reduction in values and IN rents
tinue. We rely upon them as correct. Since
the var there have been maintained with just
enough OF variation to show their temporary
nature q standard of values aud rates OF
living which could not possibly prevail in a
lime Of complete order and system.
IN well.sc,,icd and thriving community
the cost OF living must bear u just proper
ton 10 The gains Of business. So must the
COS: Of money bear like proportion to
earnings Of legitimate business. 1t must be
irregular and not sustainable when men pay
more for the Use Of money than they can
make by its use. MONEY ed men should fear
that state of things which keeps money at
rates above its worth. The capitalist is best
of when those who borro are best able to
pay. Then the order and thrift are best, and
moncy.lenders are safest. The same prlnc-
pie holds good in all occupations. Those
who sell clothing and goods are better able
TO carry on business when the people who
buy from them are most successful and pay
most promptly.
We are nevertheless unalteraoly in favor
Of free money. The laws of trade will brig
!nordinate rates of interest down; and that is
what State laws cannot do. However scarce
money may be, it can always be loaned at the
excessive interest its scarcity may command.
And as il Is Il fact that those excessive rates
show a bad and, happily, an irregular coDdi.
ton OF things, none should be more gratifed
and none can be more benefited and better
protected from peril by the restoration Of
o.der and living charges for the use of money
and for everything else than the capitalist.
The signs Of the shrinkagc of prices are
more apparent in the big cities than they ure
with Us. 1t is necessary that they should APP
pear in those places before they should ap-
pear here. But here they must also come.
The country cannot get along for any endur-
Ing period with charges and costs to the
business aud industrial communities in eX.
cess Of the rewards of their occupations. 1t
will be all the better that the reduction to
the healthy standard-the "liye and let live"
platform-shall be as soon as possible. The
sooner we reach it, the sooner will the
country be enjoying the quiet and serenity u
successful peace.
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Why Not Have a Little Pomp-erv 2

we are not surprised that The Indian
cnieisin Washington should claim more than
ordinary consideration from the Fe6eraI
""'efhuent. They ought to be considered
N Tue ish' OF princes. They originally
owned all the land, and they know it. They
parted with nearly all, like SO many EsArs
for some dishes of pottage and something else
more injurious than beneficial to them; bur
they know this too, now, and they have more
land to sell tina. has gold in it. They have
riches yet; and, BOT to speak Of the swiDdles
they have suffered, the Government bas good
reason still o treat them with proper respect
as princes Of The land.
IL Is said that the Indians pride does not
alIo" him 10 display wonder at new sights,
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NnrE.- Careful readers (GREGoRY land
sich'D will notice that we have adopted the
German plan Of using hyphcns after nouns
employed IS aci ectiyeS, or adjec'Ves taat 40
not stand alorc Wei, where several OF them
follow each other, TO indicate that each one
of ;hamisto be compounded with the noun
a, g. gfist. ard Il saw-mis that is, t"o
mills, i grs. AID Saw-m|l being but ohc; or
",pIlc-, cherry d p'um.''ecs that *,
rapp!c.lrce:, cherry. tire -, and plum-.rccs -;
or first ard >cc2r .ra restaurants" a. We
q, tkis moment sec he ayphen used III /! e
Cincinnati Commcrt al. This little hypl en-
saves The trouble OF Wr ting >cml-Necky
and tr;-U cehi?,' a. ' ecu write Sc rs 10 Q
understood. "Stlni- an | tr-wcckIy.' In
maav other connections it comes in more
appropriately than in the places i'll which we
have Used It in this paragraph. We claim to
have been the first EnglSh-usiGg paper to
profit br this German invention.
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Ey- IT WILL PAY YOU IN BUYING
your DRY GOODS to cIl first on
my colt
SYCLE BROTHERS

SYCLE BROTHERS,,
"a this Is the pace where you VIII always hha
good assorted stock of everything usually kept in
class d5ygoodJ house at the very lowest bot
tom prices.
They call now special attention 10 their FOURTH
SUPPLY OF SPHISG AND SUMMER GOODS
IN Il opened. Amongst which you will lind:
1000 pieces CcLORED GRENADINES at 1Oc.
per ward, regular value 30c.;
l. 600 pieces DRESS GGOES at 12H &C., and one
shilling per yard-al goods which sold Two
weeks ago ct 25 80 and doc;
Handsome assortment of all styles of DRESS
GOODS from CSC. yard up 10 s1.5D;
500 pieces BLACK IRON-G REShDINES at one
shilling,.neye sold less than &c; 49,. :
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than
ever;
BLACK ALPACA at twenty-five per cent. below
regular market price:
land a FRENCH PERCALES ut 12Gc worth
IS AMI 2Uc. per yard;
LOCO pieces new LaWSS.and ORG AEDlES;
500 pieces SOLID ard STRIPED Linens at
lokc. worth 23c.;
1000 nicces new SUMNER CALICCES and PER-
GALES;
RtMSANTs OF IRIsuLINEN, an endless varl-
ETY.;
The largest stock ever shown in this city of VIC
IIRIA Lawns, SWISS MuSLIHS. TARLE-
TAAS NAINSOrKS-p PLAIN, striped, and
checked: PIQuES, LACE-sTRlrE MAR
SELLS, IRISH LINENS, COTTON and
LINEN DIAPER, BROWN and BLEACHkD
DaMA>KS, FRUIT-GLOTHS, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS;
WHITE and COLoRED BED-QUILTS from 81
npto$1C:
90 nic,es Al. 81. and Cd PLAIN and CHECK
Ed MATING;
l.Y IL 1nSys
The latest styles oc NECK ana HAT-SCaRFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS, FANS, BELTS, CHAINS,
SC;
New CAMERIt EDG!NGS ard 1NSERI1NGS
from sc. per yard up;
Ladies and Misses " ulTE and STRIPED HOSE
1T all prices.
New goods are daily ad,cd to the increased stock
nj dry GOODS at slCLE BROTHERS.,
423 Broad street,
,nroj between Fourth and + fifth.
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The Di>DatCh is 20 crowded with new adj
verl,.,,n2ui- that il nc9lCctS TO answer =
civil question we asked it the other day with
resp,cr 10 The construction Of II Latin sen
,cnce. ..-P,tci SbWy appeal.
I'VE really forget what your question was
but We suspect That it was one wh'ca we
could Mot. il rybody could, answer. When
We gel 20 rms wcEing questions as to the con-
s,rucion of Latin sentences you may be
sure that we have employed PRICE, or HAIR
RIs, or rLAin, or WINSTON. or JONES, or GIL
DEssIEavE. because we don't answer ques'
tons Unless we ar" certain that wc can an
s1cr them ccrrcctly.l
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nT COHEN BROTHERS are now otfer-
in. the greatest bargains ever before offered 10 the
city Hard times all over tine country are aiioruing
such advantages to cash buyers to reduce goocs
below any standard value.
The great principle Of COHEN BROTHERS is to
give every advantage in the purchase Of goods TO
their customers. Among the many goods just re-
ceiyed arc from the late New York bankrupt sales
A large stoc * CT BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
including handsome evening shades;
STRIPED SILKS at 75c.:
81 ACk and WHITE SILKS at Sc. worth S1.20;
Also . large variety Of BLACK and COLURED
SATInSi
HAMB. RICH LACE DRESS GOODS at Csc. to
Sl.75-reduccd In price FL ly % per cent.
Their stock OF DRESS GOODS comprises every
variety:
BERLIN STRIPES at IOc. worth 20c.;
PLAlUS at 1870;
The WORSTtD DEBaGES in the best shades at
1Sc.. reduced from 33c.
PLAIns, rO> GEES, JAPANESE SILKS, and all
other dress goods reduced;
BLACK GRENADINES in all qualities;
BOMB ZINES and TAMiSE CLOTHS just re-
cevcd, at less than market value;
| Yart-wite VICTORIA LAWNS at 19c.. price hay
ing been 30c.; very fine al 25c., formerly sod
al 40c.:
| NAISsUOkS and CA MBRICS at near half value ::
| FRENCH PIQurS at 80, So, and 40c., reduced s
| 10 zoe. q yard.
COHEN BROTHERS have the largest and cheap
| est stock Of REAL and lMITA1IUN LACE In the
city. TO save money do net fail 10 their stock
| and phi ces before you buy.
A large variety OF HAMBURGH EDGINGS and
| I>SsRrlN'iS just received from auction;
Four. button kiD.GLOVrS, So:
Also, two cases Of the best LAWNS at 2c.. selling
| generally at 20c.;
One case OF elegant styles yard.wide PERCALES
| at l2iac.;
| REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS and SACQUES at
liz than half their value.
See hundreds OF other great bargains at their
| place vi bust cess. my ~
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A P,t>iyr'< R~collcctioaS. Hy Rev. T. G.
DA>IllELL. Rector OF ST. Marks Cnnrcf,
Eichnond, Va. New York: D. ArrLE'
Tos Il 60. 1915.
Here is hook which everybody may read
with proii'. It's style is all tha. it should be,
aud t;tc matter will prove interesting to all
who ,rc iord OF such literature. We have
read suxe of the sketches, and have found
them both instructive and entertaining. A
special claim 10 favor here is The fact that
Richmond is the scene Of the sketches.
The book is neatly printed and handsomely
bound.
Mr.. D.su,rLl's first venture as an author
will surely prove successful, we hope ard
believe. We are sure that it merits success.
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"a BLACK SILKS; STR1P Z ID,
PLAID. and PLAIN CuLoRED SILKS ut lower
prices than the same quality Of goods can be pur-
chased for elsewhere. Those who are In the habit
Of sending north for their silks are Invited TO Ding
their samples and compare with our goods.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest. cheapest, and hest assorted stock Of
PARAsOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAs In this city.
my1
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W. DECAYED TEETH.--We have

vs. D Z = A T. u iEE IH.-We nave
prepared, after consultation with some of our
best dentists q CAkBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts as
complete disnfectdmt 10 the odor caused by de-
,ayrd teeth, and Is very pleasant TO the smell and
taste. sold in bottles; so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE s. BAKER, Pharmacists,
felO OLE Main street
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ns,E,.laL NOTICES.

MT SPECIAL NOTICE.-Atteniion Is
called TO the sale ut auction TO-DAY of the beat
ttful SUBURBAN RESIDENCE Mt the head OF
Main street recently occupied by Mr. Il. W.
Brown. \ conveyance will he at my office ut Al
O'Clock 2. NJ. to take parties TO the sale.
FRANK j.. HILL, Auctionecr,
my og-It No. 11OS Main street.
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HEALING SPRINGS
W. 3. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DR.. ST. Il. HOUSTON, resident PnYSICIaS-
RATII CDIrETY VA

This dtServedly pnpul ,r summer resort sill BE-
opened on The FtkS DAY Or JU.c for the -
crptiOu OF visitors hy thr uHGcr igEei, who has
spent the best part II hl> lifetime Ia hotel Keeping,
and feels SATISFIED h Will b. able In render .nrc
satisfaction Ia all who may favor II N with their
paronag. and sustain The pulati"n uI-.e p!rsS
have camel win plea lirc seek rs - wei - ihro
who seek the use Of the waer fer medicinal pl!-
posse.
IN, re- will bo a reasonable deduction 10 parties
who wish 10 make hi, Their hOmc for the SUMMIT
say three months.
For pamp' lets aud circulars giving Il more mi.
rue description Of The spriGg, anh The way OF get
co LIch.utyrid or 10 me- at the Spring. Get YOUR
tickets t. Coving.on from all point. where there
viii be q clos" cnnutc.i II with line stage Iint III
rect 10 the springs Over II oelu'Itul m"iinan r6pL
Parties y. referring private c"nvcyirc = can bayc
them by ;elegraphinS 10 The proprietor a! !1s
springs. ..
all particulars II laIivc 10 The " tiers and board.
my : I'm ", Is. RlSf -, Proprietor.
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H. LADIES' GARMENTS! LADIES'
GARMENTSt-prices marked down to close out
several lots, as the stock must be reduced. These
goods will be sold at less Than cost 10 close out Ii
will nay you 10 examine our stock OF LADIES'
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
LEVY BRCTHEFS.
The largest stock Of PARASULS and SUN-uM-
BRELLAS In this city. my ~
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DEATHS.

Died, Oh the 25th instant, Mrs. CT aHh II.
NICHOLAS. wife Of fhomai Il, Nirhoia'. aged
twenty ycars, nine month"; ana ninetci oayS;
H funeral will take place lHt-DA1 al o'clock
r. VI from i'lav- street Mehodi i church.
Fricnts ard acquaintauceS VI the Family are re-
ou,sted TO attend withuu. further notice.
Died, suddenly, on the morning OF the 20:h Of
MAY at Oral.aX, Sew kent county, Va, OF pscu-
npnia, RUBEl.F RkEDrk!ri bUV V. l.. formerly
Of this CITY. in tie fiftv-ninth yer Of his age
he tunc'al will take p!ocH from II. James
church. Richmond, W. DNI.SiIAI toe 20 h i'll
slanl al II \. " he f,icnds and rcIaiirc, II ,he
family are invited 10 a,tcud.
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~ COD-LIFER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMpURTATlON-THE BEST.
PUKEST, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe and Of patients who have taken IT. that
it Is more accountable to the stomach anu more
easily aseimilated than any other Oil.
fresh s,,pply lust received direct from New
foundlRud. hEADE bAhtis'
Importing Pharmacists,
fe1O 91S Aaln street
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TN THE HUSTINGS COURT OF THF
l. CITY OF MANCHESTER:

TN THE HUSTINGS COURT OF THE
i CITY OF NCHESTER:
In vacation, May 25th 1876.
Julia Johnson, who sues by, &C., complainant
rs
William Henry johnson. sometimes called William
Johnson, defendant.
In Chancery.-suit for divorce q yinct.lo ndtyt.
Rnaii. ~
The object OF this suit is to obtain for complain.
ant Il divorce .om the bond of marriage with lie
Sald defendant. And affidavit havp been made
and filed that the defendant non resi- ent o, his
State hr Is ordered 10 appear vi hin one mon h
afttr publication hereof do what Is IL ces ary
10 protec. his Interest," hereto 1t il furth nrd r.
cd That ii copy hereof be published CO W. ok tor
four successive weeks IN the DiADntrh, Il neW.pa.
per published Ia the city OF richmond.
4 copy test: JOHN X. COG Sill, Clerk.
GEORGE Is. HARRISON, p. q. my 26W4w#
GIRCULARs: $3.50 to 81 per thousand, at
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MT MATING! MATING! MAT
TING INVITE, RED-CIlECk, and FANCY
MATING at all prices. oIL-CLOTiiS in all
widths ard qualities. CARPETS in Brussels Ia
pr. try, Threc-rly. Ingram, Hemp, and Venetian.
COCOA MATING,
RUGS. COCOA MATS,
HaS-CCkS.
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE aad NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS ana
CURTAIN TEXTURES at
LEVY BROTHRES'.
1917 and 1919 Main street Richmond, Va.
The largest stock If PaRASO..S in this city and
81 the lowest prices. my ~
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~ THE NEW STYLE IMITATION

MY MOURNING GOODS of every de-
scrlptioD:
GRAPE CLOTHS,
BOMBAZlS.S, TAhlSE,
BAEtGi1, GREE nadine,
DELAINsS, TAMhRT1SE,
ALpACAS,
CREPE and LOVE Wells,
EHGLI>lI and ITALIAN CREPaS,
CREPE COLLARS,
MOUKSI.,G HASUkEhClIlEFS, for ladies' ana
gentlemen: ,
BLACK CLIFTON HOSE, GLOVES, ana kCf-
FItS.at LEVY BRUIiikItS'.
A complete assortment Of oUN-UMbRLLLao'
myl9
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nj" HAMBURGH NETS,
l. ACE->TKlPf NJ SLlNs.
WIDE, II .IK MCcLlH,
SWISS. LAMHKlC, JACCpHET, AkLAIAS
O<EAHDY. aud MAJ SOCK MUSLIN;
BISHOP and .ICTOElALAWN;
IUCkrD' AMBnIC in all widths,
INDiA-TWIII. - LUNhtLUIn,
WIIITEH.I LIAM rES,
rIpUr-> in all quantities.,
PlU ETRlMMlHG~.
WHITE BALI. f lNGES,
COW NTKY TRIMMINGS in all Of the desirable
II ,NIi,IJr GIL tDGINCS ard lNSERTlNGS, the
uu,v wei ~ Dried stock In this city:
INF ANTS EM8RUlDkNtD FkOLh WAISTS
aud Obs: ~
FINE FLANNELS: RUSSIA, SCOTCH, and
BIRDS-EIE DiAPrk:
iNiIA-HEB Err D1APttS,
INDIA.kUBBkR CLOTH, III ,,,
my - LEV L bhoihEh~'
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SWEET CHALYBEArE SPRINGS. AL.

SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, AL.
y LFGHaNY COUNTY, VA. NINE MILES
uadei signed. for several years connected with The
official management of the abb"c.raTcd Springs,
ana for the past few years iu st." sam" capacity a;
the Warm Springs, Bath coua,v, Va. would re-
sprclful announce 10 hi- frirnd and the springs
going public thar H. q ,cas. Il these CELEBRATED
TONIC SPRlSGs-ihe best in the mouura,ns BOTH
FOH DRlSKIEG AND BATliiSG-anJ viii Open tn, m
on the Flitsr OF JUNE 1875. tor the reception
Of visitors rs irSf.class In All dcu1rtm"nlS The
establishment having been oycrhau'cd aud pm. in
GOOD order he hopes IL receive share Of the pub
lie patronage. For pamphlets ami circulars IN
quire of GcsSrs. PURCELL, LAID & to. Rich.
rnond: COLEMAN. NODG EKS Sc Co., baltimore; or
Of The undersigned at tn. pru2-.
my 90. I'm q. y. WIZ >t'N l'ronrI,trr
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A SHLASD HOTEL, sltuircd IN Ashland,
"A fLnoyrr county, Va. sixteen miles Dorta 81
Richmond, on the ~ h!no nj, fr d"ri X DHrS ana
Potomac r-iliuai. Offers FIIST-CLAS5 Atcphao,,
DATiOSS n LOWEST RA cHS. f.poihs ittFe a..
neatly furnished; Servants polite and attentive,
rlple supplied tai IRON Rich.hond inarAtL !,
grounds anu ale aud very uitr1c'Vc. F'nliits iht
transient visitors VIII find thi, on. Of TIC hoe'
pleasant SLnhEL hro L. tu,,. ~
ia Virginia, IN the AIds M rcanci tGc'rt'' ia
markaoe for its cxtrtord!n ,ry hra'thinl' g. tn
ucsessibl Dy r. I'll from AL poi0ts Boirdrrs "iii "
Furnished WIN railroad tickeiS - HIcnmonl aaa
return tor 6Uc rounn trip, nctng half price.
For tcrus aud other particular a3psy 3,-
a.T SCOTT & bKptHth.
vo1,n prOprir.nrs.
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s~,yDEEsS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

az" DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
viii opcn on MONDAY, Nay oath, and during
:hc entire week, the largest and cheapest stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
C.,SSIMERES,
RIBBONS,
sCA9YS.
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
A call Is solicited as am determined to sell gcols
ut The very lowest prices, and will rot be un crSoli
1000 pair of IWo-BUrTON LIGHT and DARK
sH,Drs KID GLOVES at To-. worth fully
sl.25 pair;
A,s9, 900 LADIES' and CIlILDR2N'S PARA
SnLS ard UMBRELLAS from 81 TO 50:
Five cascs of those beautiful and FAST-CCLnRED
LAWNS AT 1915. worth zoe. will be opened
this week;
500 pic ces new styles and FAST COLOR CALI
COS at SI;c. 4 yard Will also be opened, so call
early and often and get some of the great bar
gaius at
WILLIAM THALHIMEH'S,
COL Broad street
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
WILLIAM THALulMER.
my14 Sixth and Broad streets.
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PROPOSALS.
V,O CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

INO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
I am directed by the Jail Committee of the Coun-
ell 10 invite a".ALFD PROPOSALS tor the mate,
rIals tor aud COS>Th UCIlnS OF JAIL fOft
ThETOWS OF BANVlLLE.
The building IS 10 be IL feet long by 30': leet
wide with 1T" il rear 8 BY % feet, aud to be
two stores Whole height, ~ feet. Including
foundation walls; TO have twelse rooms Two pas
sage<, with stairways: four rooms 10 be lined WIN
Conk j. Hralb's recently Invented Jili-nhlne. aug
IN have rasf-iron doors. frames and sash OF their
patent. house TO be Of hard brick, covered with
tiD. -
for lie iron. brick, and carpenters and lolners'
work separ iteiy Bids will he received up 10 noon
Of The lst - " OF JUNE, and viii be Opened at s
O'Clock OF that CAY, nj my cfice In the preseAce OF
thr committee.
The committee reserves tile right 70 reject all OF
any of the bids ii not satisEtctlry.
Plans and specifications can be seen at my ohce
In the conrt-h use, AID will cheerfuliy give all
information desired rs 10 plans and details.
l.. NJ. shUMAkFR,
my 10-tMy3l Architect far The Committee.
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ny CHEAP FOR CASH.
IICDGINS, GORDON & co"
1913 Main stree,

IIDGINS, GOADUN & CO,
1913 Main stree,
will open 90 MONDAY MORNING, MAY 2iTIT, a
lob i0l OF Il;tS> GOODS at 1879. pcr yard:
4 large assortment of pARASOLS AT AILrKlCES:
A new and large assortment of HAMBURGER
tDGES and ISSERTIN GS;
VICTORIA LAWNS, NAIESOOkS, SWISS MUS
LIHS, &C;
BLACK GHkNADINES-plan stripes, and pads,
avery low figures.
All cur goods are marked in plain figures, ana
from ten 10 fifteen per cent. cheaper than LONG
TIME rEICEs. uuDGISS, GORDON Il CO.
my II