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Rev Books.

The Mountain Of The LoUcrS. With Poem
| of Nature and Fraction. by PAUL II
| HAYSE. New York: K. j. HALE d. Sun.
The public of the South are we'll acquaint
| ed with the fine of the poet. The publish
| ers have presented his poems in very hand
some style, bound in red and gold.
The old Tramp. 4 Novel. New York: E
| j. hale d Sons.
AT least one respectable critic has pro
bounced this bold, graceful, and vigorous
novel 10th in plot and narrative. 1t is from
an unknown southern author.
Blue Boards Kegs and other Stories. by
Hiss THACKERAY, author OF "O.d hcn
siugton," &r. New York: HARPER d
BROTHERS.
The youpg-ady uoyc.readers will be eagel
to see this book, froul the pen OF one OF the
most esteemed aud gifted lady authors Of the
day.
For sale by J. T. ELLYSoN.
Walters Word. 4 Novel. BY JAMES PAYN
Author of 'sThe Best Of Husbands" "Al
Her Mercy," Found Dead" Sc. New
York: HARPER 81 BROTHERS.
For sale by j. L. ELLYsoN.
The Dirt Journal: An International Gallery
Of Engravipgs. New York: ID. APPLE
TON IL Co.
We a.e indebted to Dir, CRUISE, the agent
for the sixth No. Of this superb pictorial
journal. Sir EDWARD LANDsEER's divine
etchrgs keep their place in the front, fol-
nc 10 nG on.
Cravings.
History Of Greece. By c. A. FYFFE. NJ. A.,
Fellow and late Tutor Of University Col
lege, Oxford. With Maps. New York
u. APPLETON & co.
This little work belongs to ArrLEToN's
" History Primers" A very useful book.
from q capable hand. Indeed, the world is
making history so fast-much of it very bad
history, indecd-that all history will in time
have to be boiled down into essence after the
manner OF this book. Society will be wholly
unable to wade through the "unshrunk'
mass.
For sale by j. 7. ELLYsoN.
What and Ho,p to Read: A Guide to Re-
cent E0SllSn LitcIatuIe, CnutainiuS d III
nutely classified list OF the best books pub
lshed in England and America during the
past FIVE years, with critical remarks and
suggestions. and an Introduction. BY &.
AT. VAN RAYN. New York: d. APPLE
TON & Co.
The title explains the work. 1t is appro-
pria.e of what we had to say of the History
Primers. Literature is becoming too yolumi-
nous, and men can't think of attacking the
bulk, much less mastering it. The volume
of novels streaming from the press we can't
think about, much less read. Ii RHyN gives
us only the rird he Will help US nightly.
For sale by J. Z. ELLYsoN.
4 Pastors Recolleciions. By T. G. DA.
SHELL, rector Of 81; Marks church, Rich.
moud, Va. New York /: D. APPLETON &
Co.
We have already given brief notice Of
this interesting volume, which many readers
have been auXiously waiting for.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
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COURT ORDERS.

TN THE HUSTINGS COURT OF THE
l. CITY OF MaNCHESTER:
In vacation, May 25h, 1875.
Julia johnson, who sues by, &c, complainant.
William Henry johnson, sometimes called William
Johnson. Defendant.
Tn ChEncery.-suit for divorce q viacalo m0tri-
m0nfi.
The object OF this suit is to obtain for com plain
ant a divorce from the bond Of marriage With III
said Defendant. Aud affidavit hayn < ben mad
snd filed that the defendant Is non resilient oil this
State he Is ordered 10 appear whip one mon
10 profec. his Interests herein It Is farthtr order
ed that copy hereof bt pnolishr Q, &c week tsr
p.r nuSlished in the city OF II. edmond.
a copy-iest: JOHN Il. COG BILL. Clerk.
GEORGE b. HARRISON, p.q my 28-Waws
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Somebody In Richmond has written let
ter to the Petersburg appeal denouncing it
for its supposed advocacy of reputation.
The appeal is astonished. Send the letter
oyer to the NeaeS. That is not reputation
journal, but it is evidently the one that the
Richmond man is after. &c cannot see the
difference between reputation and refusal
to pay based upon poverty that does not
exist
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N ORDINANCES TO AMEND SEC.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC.
n TIUN> AND II OF CHATTER XL. OF
THE CITY ORDINANCES, CONCERNING
POWDER. DANGEROUS LIQUlDS, N.TaO-
GLYCERiNt, &C Iaporoved June 9, 1879
l.. Be it ordained by the Council Of he Guy o.
Richmond, hat SECTIONS ana II If chapter Az
OF the City Ordinsn rs be and The same are hereby
amended and reordained 20 read as follows:
SECTION 8. II shall BIZ unlawful for any person,
persons. corporation, 10 store or Keep 1nr safe
within The corpora limits OF the CITY OF Rich
mnud any gasoline, naptha, benZine, campheue,
split gas burning tinil, or spirits OF lllrpennne
exceeding quantity OF five barrels OF fifty gallons
each and II shall be unlawful 10 keep for sale or on
storage, or to sell or oHer to sell, any rebned car
bon oil, kerosene, or other produces Tor ll!umi.
Daing purposes, excepting such aftcie5 as "iis
stands fre-less of one hundred and ten degrees OF
of John Taglisbue, explained In his WORK On Inc
same and 1t shall not be lawful to keep any Oh SAID
articles exceeding one barrel OF hfty gallons III
auy part or building except celia Inc nn"r OF
which shalt be i've ftetbeloW The grace OF the ad-
t.cenl STREETS; and no gasoline, nsptha, 1euzlne,
carbon oil camphene, spirit gas, burning nuld. or
spirits Of turpeLtine, shall be Kept or stored IN from
of any building, on any street, alley wharf, lot,
or sidewalk, for longer time than Is sufhcient 70
receive III store In delivering the same; provided
such time shall not exceed Elk hou!s.
SECTION II. ANY person, persons, or corpora
ton who shall violate eiiher OF the provisions OF
sections eight and nine Of this chaper shall be sub
ject to line Of not less ;han one hunored dollars
nor more than i've hundred. ore half Of which
shall 90 10 The tuforiner; or, falling 10 Day said
ine, The offenoer shall be imprisoned In the city
Jail not less than one DAY nor more than three
months: aud the penalties for such violation may
&C recovered In any court OF competent julistir
ton.
4 true copy. E. c. HOWARD,
re b OF Iity Clerk.
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WALT WHITMAN writes to friend that he
intends TO publish soon new book-"about
one.third fresh" Whilst Americans patro'
nize such a poet as WALT they should not
say much about the English and UPPER.
WoRcEsrER's dictionary is nearly as poetical
as the average of Waits productions.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS

NE COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot IN
remnants lat 1910.
They have also one of the largest assert ments Of
DRESS GOODS in the city.
DRESS GOODS at g. 12i, 16, and 1sc. for the
WORSTED DEBEGEs-reduced from 33c.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced in
price.
Their assortment of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, is the
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
at various auction sales.
Do not fail TO see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 1916, at &c. reduced from
3Oc., at Csc reduced from 40c.
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUES.
Also. FRENCH NAINSOOK and CAMBRICS at
from 10 to Csc, usual value 50 to 45c.;
SWISS MUSLINS and TARLATANS bought at
recent auction sales See their prices.
FRENCH-WOvE CORSETs at 50c. at Tic. worth
Stat - selling generally for S1.75, at $3.50
reduced from 1915.
The largest variety In HAMBURGH EDGING and
INSERTING ever fTered.
Also, large stock of PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING In great variety at fully half
value;
Also, COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usual price.
RIBBONS in ali widths and shades;
sAsu-RIBBUNS from soc. up. je5
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APpEALS)
OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, June l 0. \. u. 1879

| CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APpEALS)
| OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, June 10. 4. u. S75.)
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISION OF
approved april 80. 1874. entitled an "An act pre-.
,cr!biug the manner in which records for The SUI
preme Court OF ApDeals shall be printed and bro.
vldng for letting lhes same TO CONTRACT" and which
T. t. Be It enacted By the General assembly, That
the cl,rksof The Supreme Court OF Appeals al
Richmond. Staunfon :. inche sler. and Wytberil'e
shall. In The month of June. In the year eighteen
hum red a. seven y fonr and AM usliy thereafter
N the same month, sol cit proposals by anverlls
in some newspaper published in their respective 10
cites for tue printing for one year OF SUCH RECORDS
of ccurts as E.ay be Inquired, under existing laws,
10 he printed for The use OF the Supreme Court Of
Appeals in determining cases of appeal
Ii. she nd proposals snail state the amount per
page Of fifteen hundrel ems, Sun Ill plea type and
shall include the paper, printing binding, aGd
heat with thu style O the case and the court
from which the record comes neatly printer there
IT. The said clerks shall award the contracts for
sai d printing To TIL lowest responsible bidders in
their respective Localities. ard srall taEe from them
amonnt Of the wnrk to he executed the same 10 ne
ascertaiued by thu amount Of The preceding year 5
work The mode of Terrifying ana paying accounts
for said pri uiiug shall be as now prescribed by
Nv. All acts and parts of acts in conflict with the
provisions OF this act are hereby repealed.
V. This ACT shall br in Iorce fr Ill its passage
SEALED PRbPbSALS Will he received by the
undersigned ut his Office at The State couri.holiSt,
on Eleventh street bet seen Broad aud Marshall. in
he city Of nicunond, until ~ O'Clock NJ. OF the
25Tn instant, for the PRINTING, &C., IN ac-
cordance with the provisions of the second section
of sid act, If all such RECORDS as the supreme
Court Of Appeals of Virginia, at tichmoni. may
require for year from the lst DAY OF July $50.
As The printing has TO be zone under the su;itr-
vi ion anu direction OF the clerk, must be done In
this City.
TIE clerk claims the right Of rejecting any and all
bids which in his opinion do not and VIII not fully
comply with The requirements OF the foregoink
act, and nf d. cirng l0h0 are = responsive bidders
ARD lrhat Is "ampIe security" within til" meaning
Of the S,me. GEORGE l.. CHI RlSTlAS,
Clerk of the supreme Court Of Appeals of
ie ! e0d7t Virgluit, at Richmond.
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poSrAI.-We read:

"Vireinia. Name and site Of Ca Ira,
county, is changed to McRae's
Store; Miss Zerelds McRae postmistress."
No wonder. 1t ought to have been
changed long ago. "Ca Ira" is pro-
nouuced "Sa Ira," but nobody at Washing
ton seems to know the fact. Indeed, the
name is often spelled Cara" Tor Cana"
as in yesterdays Baltimore american, or
8: Cagra," as in the Sam.
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WILLIAM NJ. TWEED is out of jail. Well,
wsare not sorry. "Grieyously did be sin,
and grieyously hath he answered it." Let
the old man have chance" He is well.
nigh seventy years old. we suppose. He will
doubtless have to make restitution Of much
OF the money which be self4ppropslated.
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DEATHS.

Died, yesterday morning at IL o'c,ock, LHL .1 4
NAY. infant daughter Of L. 7. and Lucy 4. Aid
well. aged eight months and fifteen days.
Our loved one, sweet and patient child,
In all thy grief and pain.
That little heart so cold and still
VIII never throb again.
We miss thee, darling LULA, oh how much
Our Oh alone can Tell.
He took thee from our loving arms.
He doeth all tulngs well.
Her fuueral will take place from her fathers resi-
Deuce, No. 21l5 Pleasant street, THIS (Wednes-
da,) aFTHRhOON a. 4 O'Clock. i he friends aud
aequaiutapces of the family are invited TO attend
Alexandria and Baltimore papers please copy.
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w NEW CASsIMEREs, DRILLS,
DUCKS, &C., FOR SUMMER.-T. z. PRICE Il CO.
are openinx daily CAsSiM :RES for summer.
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS and SUIT
lNGS. DRAPE lie ErE for gentlemen; sOChS,
SHIRTS, TIaS, &C. Stock kept full aud complete
through entire season, and goods sold at ia.r value
all The time. Jeo
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The Richmond Enquirer, we bear, will
move TO Washington. Richmond's loss Will
be Wssbing,ou's gain. -Danbwian Press.
rive don't believe il. The Enquirer is
part and parcel Of RichmoRd]
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~COHEN BROTHERS MAKE REAL
LACES great speciality. Their stock is the largest
ever kept in this city. They are selling VALEN-
CtENNES and APPLIQUE at about half their
value. Also, GUiPURG for less than They were
ever known. 4 large stock of ITALIAN, YAK,
and CULURRD LACrS. te 5
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Total transactions for 81 yrs s411.73o, $40 81
With capital of SSl, 100000 these banks
do an annual business with one another (be-
sides their other business) averaging for the
last five years $50 900 100000. This one clear.
ing-hoyise does all this BUSINESS. The gold
business amounts to two and quarter bill
lions. But now think Of the idea that one
clearing house uses paper Of some sort or
other that performs the office of currency to
the extent of thirty.siX billions of dollars
per apnum, and then believe if you can that
a currency of greenbacks and bank-notes
amounting together to less than one billion
OF dollars causes the price of gold to be as
it is. But this, says Wall street, is because
the paper money is used over and over again,
and because checks are used IS currency.
True enough. But reduce the volume OF
greenbacks and bapk.notes, and the sum
total of the checks used would be increased
by the amount Of that reduction.
Again The greenbacks and bank-notes
sum up less than eight hundred millions OF
dollars. BY how much would you reduce
this total? No one would say to less than
six hundred millions. And yet let it be so
reduced, and let the six hundred millions be
used twice where it is now used once, and
we have its practical volume increased to
twelve hundred millions. This fact of itself
proves that if the amount of greenbacks
and bank-notes were doubled without the
knowledge of the public there would be no.
thing In the channels Of trade or finance to
indicate an unusual supply of money, and
consequently nothing that would cause gold
TO rise. Indeed, every man can see for him.
self that gold goes up and down whilst the
currency stands ut one point as to volume.
See, too, how it ran up at the time of the
panic, when there was such contraction
that the public had to use checks for
currency. The want Of confidence was wha,
did 1t, and the want Of confidence is what
Keeps up the difference in value between
specie and paper. The Government intro
duces the largest element of non.contidence
It discredits its own paper and the paper O
the national banks by refusing to receive
either for customs duties. Whilst this stats
OF things lasts. contraction can never do NOR,
than it did in 1s7a-enhance the price Of golt
and put stop to all business, sll trade, al
commerce, and all prosperity.
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M COD-LIyER OIL,

m COD-LIyER OIL,
MEDICINALLY PTJRE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION7THF BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPT ABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We nnve the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe IT. and of patients WIZ have taken It. that
1t Is more accountable to ih' stomach and more
easily assimilated Than any o,her.oiL
"A fresh supply Just receiyed direct from New.
foundiand. MEADE q BAKER,
Importing PbEmaciatss
fe50 919 ham street
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mHAMBURGH METH AMBURGH
NET, black, whi'c, aud colored at Use. worth 81;
at 81 worth IL so at Sl.25 worth So. large
assortment of LACtS to match. These goods AZ e
decided bargain, and must be seen 10 be fully ap-
prcciated as they are fifty per cent lower than they
were mon!h ag). LEVY BROTHERS.
LACE POINTS and SACQUES very cheap.
1G
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GRAND BENEFIr CONCERT
"a IN AID or r#....
LEIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 17Ih,
AT
LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHuRCL

Miss SIZE RrpESoUR, the celebrated vocalist and
Miss f,rTT1E F1TZw1LsoN, the accomplished pian-
Ist. both graduates OF the Saunton institution Tor
the Blind assisted By Miss MAGGIE REDFonD,
sopraro; Miss MAMIE REINHARDT, atoi Dir
JOHN d. BEDFORD, tenor: Mr.. W. Fl. GRANT Jr''
bass: Mr.. FRANK NEwHIsE Err. pianist, will COM
nine TO make this entertainment one OF the most
enjoyable occasions of the season. Performance
will begin at 81 O'Clock.
Tickets may be had at W yatl's musical emporium,
Randolph & Englisn's bookstore, Il. b. french
Brothers, William II. Williams. at the druSs'ores
., Church Hill and at the door. je l5-3t
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RusINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE FOR
L 4 PARTY WITH LIMITED CAPITAL.-
GOODWILL. STOCK, FIXTURES, &c OF q
well-establisbed GROCERY STAND In The West
End Possession at once. Rent moderate. Terms
very reasonable. Apply to
FRANK D. HILL, Real Estate Agent,
ie 15-3t No. 110S Main Street.
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sTiss METs RssORTs.'
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRlDGE COUNTY, VA

The management of this popular SUMMER RE-
SORT. encouraged by their crest success last sea-
son have continued to add during the winter
months additional i'm proyemepts, until now the
comm odations offered the public far superior to
any other In the mountains OF Virginia The
GRAND HOTEL will be open for the receotion OF
visitors JUNE 1ST. It's chambers are large, ccnve-
nientlv and elegantly furnished, having GAS IN
Each ROOM, and connect ed with the main Office by
an ELETRlC BELL. The MINERAL WATERS
consist OF ALUM tsx different grades). IODINE
ALUM. and CiIALYBEATE, thus affording curative
agent in all cases of SCRoFUL0US DECORATIONS OF
the skin. mouth, or throat CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
iNCIPIRNT CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC
DIARRHGA, disease of the urinary organs, and Of
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
For PAMPHLETS. giving fuller information
testimonials, &C., address the Manager at the
BOtRD, $50 to SIS PER MONTH, according TO
location Of rooms.
g NJ NT;IIIS Assistant. je 14-eod1m
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,

THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, va,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM STANTON
fears stopping at the doorh on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. This
-. WATERING-PLACE,
situated in the mountains of Virginia, ut an eeva-
ton OF 1000 feet above the level Of The sea, offer
nation of attractions in the variety and excellence
of the mineral waters. the healthy ana dtlightial
cerce Of tine surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes of alum, chalyheate, and healing. The
equal to that OF The kockortdge Alum. The chaty-
bt ate and healing waters are of very superior ex-
ceence Ample experience Int, In me use OF these
properties. They have made many wonderful
cures and are most admirably adapted TO the treat
ment OF dyspepsia liver disease, constitution
rheumatism. diseases OF the urinary and generatve
organs, maladies peculiar to The tema'e sex, and
general debility. There are few forms of chronic
disease that would not either be entirely cured or
greatly neuefitet by their judic.ous use.
Plunge or NOTWITHSTANDING in the heal
irg-water free OF charge.
The nights are cool aud pleasant In the hottest
weather, and the climate Is sauorious and lnvigo-
rating.
444S feet above tide. water level. the highest noun
tain III Virginia, Is In full view OF the hotel, and
not more tlran three miles from III.
Good music. croquet. and bo~ling-alley will con-
tribute TO the amusement of guests. Besides horses,
hacks. and spring-wsgors for hire. Hotel accom-
modations good aud comfortable. The whole will
be opened Tor visitors on the 18th OF JUNE.
Bo3rd, per day, So; per week. $40: per month Of
thirty days, $50. Children under twelve years old
and Servau Is, half-price
For circulars, with analysis of water certificate Of
cure &C. write 10 the proprietors or apply to the
P. & N. BURRESS.
my 81 .eod I'M PIopTielOrs.
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Our Petersburg letter failed to come to
hand Monday night.
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LASKA6 POWDER-be best preparation
In in use for cles nIngmeial. washing paint, glass
Re-. To h0useseepers IL ie particularly recon-.
/ les ~ Agents,
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Ny THE BEST NEWS IN THE CIT.
WILLIAM THALHIMER

rs THAT
WILLIAM THALHIMER
has determined 10 adopt the oNE-PRICE SYSTEM
and las Teen engaged for the past week In marking
goods down TO they ry lowest prices SO that they
can be sold lower than in any other house In the city,
Having a small expense, and buying aud selling
nv gooCs Tor cash only enables me to offer extra
bargains and believing in quick sales and small
profits will from this day ask but one price, and
guarantee that 10 be the lowest In The city. invite
the public to call and see for themselves.
], 900 pieces DIR SIS GOODS from l2hc. yard
TO 75c.-a large assortment tn suit any body and
everybody;
BLACK GRENADINES from 162ic. to 81, In
striped figured, black, and cOlored.Striped, &c.
BLa OK ALPaCAo from 25c. to 81 reduced from
10 10 csc. yard;
BACKGROUND with WHITE STRIPE JAPA-
NtSE SILK ut 33c. worth SOC. yard;
LINENS and GRh SS-CLOTHS for suits, &C., 12}a
10 SOC. asyard;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 90, 25, and SOC
worth Or. u yard more;
SWISS MUsLISS from 12H TO 37Ac.-eX tra bar
gains;
LACE and sATIN-sTRIPE VICTORIA LAWNS
and rlQUES very low;
WHITE and COLORED PlQUE5,a large line,
very cheap;
CAssIMrRES and LINENS extra cheap aud q
large lot. at soc. worth 75c.;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and STRIPED LINEN
DUCK, slightly damaged by fire, at SOC. worth
double the price;
LADIES, and CENT? EMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS
at and 75c. apiece;
1,6OO PARASULS, OF all kinds and prices, from
soc. to IS;
1900 CURSETS, extra cheap, from soc. to $3.50 !;
SASH-RIBBONS, large line, from rs TO 7oc-
very cheap;
KID GLOVES, the largest stock in the city to Sc
lect from, IN light aud dark shades, at 75c., 81,
and$1.25;
Best PACIFIC LAWNS (remnants) at l2S worth
2Oc yard, and lots Of other goods, at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
n. Borders rom the country promptly attend
| ed TO- Je5
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AMUSEaf EET%.

SELECT BALL, IN
~ To he given at the corner Of Iwenlieth -
and Main srrt cts TIL URSDAY MIG HI, JuneE KAT.
l7th. 1876, for the berett OF GSsks
Mrs. BILLMAS.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' 0O Gus
a II Improper characters carefully excluded.
Committee r. L. Falrcloth, oe> rgs Sainnels'
R. W. Grafton. John u. Livels. je le-Zt,
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MT NEW GOODS

NJ NEW GOODS
FOR JUNE AND JULY.
L. r. PRICE co are again In market, an
openipg daily by steamer and express
BLA X IRON tTtth ADlSrS.
BL.Ch MEXICAN GRr.NE DIMES,
BLACK TAFr SILKS, very CHI. ap;
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS, very cheap
ELoGAN Nj BORDkRED ORGASDlhs,
LAWNS and JACONETS,
PLAID and PLAIN PONGEEs,
POLUEAIS-- II aM6URGHS,
STRIPED SILkS, THINNING SILKS,
LADIES' KlU-GLOy IS. CORSETS.
GaUZE SHIRTS for gentlemen ana ladies',
GAUZE SHIRTS for boys ana girls.
FANCY PEkCALES aua CAMbRICS, l2Kc,
les
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16

wSASH-RIBBONS, SASH-RIBBONs,
for comm eucement exercises. Gail at LEVY BRO
TIERS and buy your SASH S at 20, 80, So, 40,
so, go, rs, S5c., and 81 Per yard-all extraordi-
narily cheap.
SWlS, MUSLINS from 12H to soc. per yard;
VICTORIA LAW from l6S to soc. per yard, at
Levy BROTHERS..
LACE POINTS and sACQJEs very cheap. je 16
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
DNRNEs'S HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA,
= RARSES PROPRIETOR,

j. j. BARNES, PROPRIETOR,
will open for the season the FIRST w ~
he tables wl Ike supplied with all line cetesE.dI
of the saliva er section, and every attention. ~
10 the com fort Of guests. There Is hi'o err ON
yenieDce for bathing. w. ~ -