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TIE STATE DEBr.-The Lynchburg Re.
publican, whose editor was a member of the
last Legislature, gives US the following in.
formation:
We have heretofore answered the inquiry
if we scan point to single instance 10
which the Legislature has made bold and
honest effort to pay the debt of the State"
1t can do no harm, however, to repeat that
they have, actually paid annually four per
cent. on the debt until last year, when, we
believe, only about three per cent. vas paid
on the unfunded debt. But since the passage
of the '.funding bill - full interest has been
paid on about Sl7,G09, 800 because the cou-
! pons for the interest on that amount are
receivable at the Treasury in payment
| for taxes, and it is only the unfunded
norton of the debt and that funded in
i onds, the coupons Of which are not
| receivable for taxes, upon which there IS
deficit on the payment Of interest. Accord
| ing to the report Of the Second Auditor,
datcd October 1, 1874, these two sums to-
| gcther foot up S9,717,994, which is the
amount upon which we have been paying
ony four per cent interest. There are also
funded in registered bonds, which may at
any time be converted into coupon bonos,
with coupons receivable for taxes, and in
fractions, S2,957,9l5, which added to
the amount of the tax-psying coupon
bonds givS s2O,239,Sl5. Upon this sum
the bondhodcrs may at their option receive
| mll interest, whether we are willing to pay
! It or not. by presenting the coupons in pay
ment of taxes or, if they have no taxes to
pay. By selling them to persons who have.
SO that we are actually compelled to pay full
interest upon nearly two thirds of our debt,
and have paid it for several years, and at the
same time have been paying four per cent.
on the remaining one-third. Twoper cent,
then, on about cnc.third Of our debt is the
actual amount Of our deficit in the payment
| of interest.
The bondhoders are beginning to tho
roughly understand the advantage which
they gained under the funding bill, and from
| thenceforh we may look to see them collect
| full interest. in the way OF paying taxes. on
the full amount of the funded debt S2O,-
229O45. AS we have been paying, and ex-
| pect to continue 10 pay, four per cent. on
the remaining S9,717 1894, how contemplate
is it to talk of "repudmting" on account Of
the remaining two per cent. on the latter
sum. Tue Legislature has also established
sinking fund" for the ultimate extinction
OF the debt. This already amounts to 81
446, 99S, and will hereafter be very largely
increased annually.
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Senator Thurman expresses tie opinion to
his friends in Washington that the nomina-
ton of Governor Hayes in Ohio will prove
very popular, and one of the strongest that
could be made. He anticipates very
earnest and effective campaign on the part OF
Republicans, and intends himSelfto enter the
field at the earliest moment after the Demo-
cratic nominations are made. Several con-
situations have been held in Washington Of
late in reference to the best method of man.
aging the Democratic campaign the coming
fail. The question most difficult to settle
was found to be reconciliation of the views
OF hard-money and paper-noney Democrats.
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MISERABLE SUMNER RESORT.
THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,

AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST. FROM STANTON
fears stopping at the door,, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. This
WATERING-PLACE,
situated In rhe mountains of Virginia, ut an eeya-
ton of 900 feet above the level If The sea, offers
both to invnlids aud pea ure-Seekers rDre comb-
nation Of attracuo s In the variety ana eScelience
OF the mineral waters. the heal by and delightful
nature Of the climate, anu the unri'aleo masnln-
cence Of the surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the tnrce distinct
classes of alum, chalybeate, anu heallngt Ine
alum waIer Is shown BY acrurl analysls TO oe fuy
equal TO III II OF The Rockbridge Alum The chaiv-
b, ate and healing waters are OF very superior e1-
crllence. Ample experience in the use OF these
waters has FUZZY ess6lshed their great ondrf
cures, and III st admirably adaptedfo inc 1r AZ
meni OF dyspepsia, liver disease, cons'ia'lon,
scrofu'a erysine'as, cutaneous diseases neurava
rheumatism diseases of the urinar y and generatlye
organs, malades peculiar to the femae sex, ana
81 neral debility. There are few forms OF chronic
disease that would not either be entirely cured or
greatly Ieuefited by their jndlcIoas use; 49,, ,.,
Plunge or SHOW".k-BArhlNG in the heal
irg- free OF charge.
The nigL's are cool and pleasant In the hottest
weather, and the climate Is saiuorious ana iuViHo
The scenery Is truly magnificent. Flliott's Knob,
444S feet above tide Water level the highest noun
taiuin Virginia, is In fun view OF inc ho'ei' anu
not more than three miles from II.
Good music. croquet, and bo"llng,a'iey wiz cun
tribute to the amusement Of guests Besides horses
hacks and t.r hlre' The wnoie Viii
Board, per dav, So per week, IL o. per month Of
snd :e, Gsy,i s2 buif-price a' 90 ~
For circulars, with analysis Of water. cnrlihcafe or
cure &C. write 10 the proprietors or apply to the
Dispatch office, Richmond o. . p1roprss
ny3l.eod-Im Pionrietors.
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ssubiect this noon. Tue policy they have
,dopted has not transpired. 1t is5thought
that the seeding senators will return. ana
that the business ofelecting|a GoyernorlIn
Joint convention will be- proceeded with.
rhe Democrats claim that there can De no
,ega, election now, as the time prescribed oy
constitutional Limitation has passed: IL IS
not known whether any serious Conflict over
this pointsuill be made..s..-s
Lo,er.-The controversy which has pre-.
vented the organizationcf the Legislature is
considered satisfactorily ended. The Sc
ceding Republican senators returned to their
seats ibis afternoon, and the Senate concnrred
with the House in notifying the Governor
that both branches were organized and ready
for business. The House passed resolu.
ton fixing, tomorrow for the election Of
Governor, but the Senate refused to pass a
similar resolution. and laid it on the table.
This strengthens the belief that question
as to the possibility of legally electing az
Executive will be raised.
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The New Hampshire deadlock in the Lee
sislature is SO interestiuga case that we pub.
lish a fuller report than We gave yesterday:
Decision Of tho New Hampshire Sena-
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TILLSBORO, HOUSE,

HlLLSBOHU HOUsE,
Ill HILLsBoRo'. ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA,
NJ W. WALL ACE. PROPRIETOR.
will be open on TUESDAY, June Isl, ior ue re-
THIS deligli full SUMMER HOME IS located three
miles east Of the nost-oice add telegraph station
~ Greenwood depot chesapeake and .hio railroad
near the base of the Blue hit'ge, commanding an
exiesded and pleasing View of the mouBtalns.
An excellent physician resides near the MOTEL
There Is BAPTIST chnrrh IN the Vii'ase' an"
byterian church acce: sible.
TERMS: $50 per month; CHILDREN nndrr Twelve
wears Of age and c',lored servants half pffce.
Refer 10 the following citizens OF Richmond VINO,
nth their families have spent The last TWO sum-
mers at this house n 4ior j. T. Hutcheson, corner
Fifteenth and Cary streets; Henry Bonmef. ESQ,
commission merchant: john b. Hurcheson, WITH
Harvey B. Jones; and A. Link, Atlantis, Ga.
te 2.2aw2w 4.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NLDDOMINlON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
" no. 1917 MAIN STREE T, RI HBMONp, VA.
The ninth annual session will begin October 1st
and continue till June 1st following. Actual
Counting-house Practice. Bookkeeping In all its
branches, Penmanslip (both pain and ornamentll
Commercial Law, Commercial Arthms tic, Bust
ness Customs, Forms, Correspondence. Common
English. sc. For particulars. address
je 10 -. -.... GEORGE NJ. NICOL1.
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agCOHEN BROTHERS MAKE REAL
LACESa great speciality. Their stock Is the largest
ever kept In this city. They are selling VALEN-
CiENNEs and APPLIQUE at about half their
value. Also, GUfPURh for less than they were
ever known. A large stock of ITALIAN, YAK,
and CULORFDLACrS. te5
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NV 3l-Pod-1
THE HOT SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY, VA.
ARE AI,WAYStp TO VISITORS.

The only HOT MINERAL WATERS in the United
States east OF the Miss sippi river founf al This
RESowN ED SANITARIUM. and they are Universally
esteeued by the medical fra ernity rs THE GREAT
REMEDIAL AGENT III cases OF j rheumatism trout
Paralys sis, disease of Liver, ana many .tner ais"
eases. .- ;, =,
To addition to its numerous and unriyalled baths,
rangi"g IN temperature as high as Ito degrees f.,
are found
IRON. ALUM, MAGNEsIA, AND SULPHUR
DRISKING-WATERS.
The extensive improvements completed since
last season have made the place more comfortable
for INyALIDS aud more attractive 10 PLEASURE
SEEKERS,
i'' -. j. A. August,
py oe nodiJy15 Manager.
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CWEEr GRAIL .BraiE 81 hiNuS, AZ,
y LEGHANY COUNTY. VA. NINE MILF ru2
FROM ALLEGHAsY STATION, ~ n The
AND OHIO RAILROADEI,,hhna
upde signed for several years connected SI,n wv
official management OF the aboYe.namel spI tr ~
aun for the past few years 10 the same p"d rs
snectfuJIy announce to his FRIENDS and thT spElng
going hubble that he as leased these cELEDsapEET,
Tonic SPRISGs-ihe hes. In the mountains , p ,Ssn
on tho FiItsr OFJUSE 1875. for The .ecepTaGSa
of visitors as hrst.ciass iu all departmtMs IN, in
establishment having been ovtrhaued sn ,ba pub.
lie patronage For pamphlets AND CIR guar 3, ~.
Gnire of Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 20 n.> OF
.nond: Cor sMAN. RODGERS & CO., bSlsiui"i''
of the undersigned al Ih- Eprlngs. >.,a,or
~ 90 / IN r. T WILkINStlN, frnpIleeI.-
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d OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHEsAPEAKE AS6
~~..- 800 OHIO RAILROAD.
JAMES A. FRAZIER PnorRrxro,
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC JTTSE lsr.
................EI EIGHT uCSDRpD

This celebrated watering place will BE- kept In :
style unsurpassed In the mountains Of Virginia
As 10 the qualities Of the waters and The hgh re-
gard In which they are held by the medical 81.
vans" the reader Is referred to the pamphlet at
aiessrs. Pun cell, Ladd 4 Co.'S, who are agents for
the water and salts.
Among the great features OF these Springs are the
Amusements which are varied, aud Tar surpass
those OF any watering place In Virginia. The
Grand Masqu" Balls and Carnival In spIenior and
briliancy surpass any hing ever witnessed In this
section of the country. In fact. nothing Of the
kind has ever been attempted by any other summer
resort, and nothing but desire TO lead could have
induced the Immense OUTLAY necessary TO secure
MOxcv, the Incompatible Washington costumer
with his regiment of assistants, carl, ads ~ cos
FUMES, tons Of fireworks, and thousands u Chinese
lanterns, and oceans RI eycrgrpens.
The Grand Carnival. which precedes the bal
mHSqe one night, Is led bv Professor Ritenhouse's
full brass band. followed by Major-General in
command Of the Mugan Guards and his Tar.
famed and thor rushly trained .l~ph,nt Coiey: and
General l.. follows with counterpart Of 2. T.
Bsrnum's men. This pageant, passing Through the
beautiful lawn that nature seems 10 have designed
for lust such scenes. all lighted no with the thou.
sands OF lanterns and calcium lights. With hre-
works Of the most beautiful description In full pay
all over the grounds presents sight that pen cam
not describe. and must be seen u be- appreciated.
therefore all good Richmond citizens, especially
the young, are expected up this summer
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DEATHS.,

Died, very suddenly, yesterday the 9th instt, I, at
O'Clock 4. NJ, OF cholera inrantum. MARY
g. Atkins: aged light months and thrte Jays.
lie funer j win AXE place from he resi- 1en:e No.
103 east Clay street TODAY (Thursd v al 2k
O'Clock p. Al Erit nos aud acuIaintanceS are
specially invited to attend without further notice.
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me- COHEN BROTHERS

Ne COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot in
remnants at 12hc.
They have $50 one Of the largest assert ments of
DRESS GOODS In the city. ~
DRESS GOODS at 8, 12H, 10, and 1Sc. for the
WORSTED DEBEG ES-reduced from 33c.
All the better qualify DRESS GOODS reduced in
price. .Es..-.....a ..-.s
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. $50. 10.
VICTORIA LAWN at 1870, at &c. reduced from
3Oc., at 25c. reduced from 40c. 4" g.: =.
Great bargains in FRENCH PIQUE5.
Also, FRENCH NAINSOOK and CAMBRICS at
from l 9 to &c., usual value 35 to 45c.
SWISS MUSLlNS and TARLATANS bought at
e. recent auction sales. Zee their prices.
FRENCH-WOvE CORsETs at Soc, at Tic worth
Stat SO selling generally for $1.75 at 81 so
reduced from 1915. -.......-.
The largest variety in HAMBURGER EDG1NG and
INSERTING ever ffered.
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;
SASH-RIBBONS from SOC. up. je5
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uEALfNG sPRiNGs,-
W. B. BISHOP, PgosaiEroR'
DIR. n. II. HOUSTON, REsSDxsz PifIsleiA'~
BATH COUNTY.

This deseryedly populsr suzanne, e'S %. he 20
Opened on the FIRST DAxosIVSsnssa io WOO 10 hls
csption OF visitors by ths snasf ~ hs,el Keeping,
snd feels satisfied he VIII be abb T. s,s seIr
sa tisfacten to all who may favor ines, ~ .oduss
parronage and sustain the sepss a." "a vel ose
Who seek the use Of Tho ~2er for me''c'AA
poses. e&sd,c,tou b 2ArtsS
There win be resssaa,Oss o,re for IN. suiiner-
Sa sor ssmn"iess aud esrcslsr giytns .sS q set
mute descripipn Of the sprtoss p ann nI LApp
,ipg g them Apply da me 3. ne sprin , Sssa
viii be close eonaesiaa with hns caaa!n toas
req 70 wy s!rrins private ceuveyape. III.
them BY teiexrarhinx 10 'he propf's''' -,
Springs. =, .e,.hmeut. viii futus-
~ d MI = iaIiys To- the wafer. and Sdr,or
q INV la lm w. y. hIsnZ ----s-
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The New Hampshire deadlock in the Lee
sislature is SO interestiugs case that we pub.
lsh fuller report than we gave yesterday:
Decision Of tho New Hampshire Sena-
torisl Contest.
CONCORD, N. H.. June S.-Upon the assem-.
bIahg OF the Senate this morning the preSi-
dent announced that the opinion Of the Su.
preme Court touching the matters submitted
20 them by resolution as TO the eligibility of
Messrs. Priest and Proctor to hold seats n
the Senate had been received. The opinion
was read and ordered To be entered upon the
minutes. The cour, declines 10 pass an opin.
ion upon the action of the Governor and
Council in the matter as mpeted act per.
formed in the discharge of the express duty re-
quired Of the Executive Department by the
Constitution and fundamental law, holding
shat such an opinion could have no greater
weight than the criticism of one branch of
the Government upon the action of CO.
ordinate branch. Passing any further con.
Sideration of the Executive action in the
matter, the Court assume that Messrs. Priest
and Proctor received the proper credentials
and summons TO assemble with the other ten
senators and take the prescribed oaths of
office, thereby becoming senator's, subject to
the constitutional authority of the Senate as
final judges OF the qualifications and election
OF its members. it appearing that the Senate
had passed upon their qualifications aud pro.
nounced them duly elected and qualified, their
action became hoal, sud there could be no
appear. Otherwise there would have been
some provision in the fundamental law of
the State for some other court or tribunal BY
quo tGarTanto, nanddmus, or other process
TO revise he action Of the Senate. The
court was, ,fefore, of the opinion that
when the Senate adjudged Messrs. Priest
and Proctor duly elected senators their ac-
ton was final and conclusive as 10 their
right. The opinion was based' on the as
sumption that at the time of the action of
the Senate constitutional quorum was pre-.
sent. The opinion Is signed By Chief us.
tice Cushing and Associate Justices Laid
and Smith.
George 81. Sto#el, president Of the seced-
ing Republican Senate, received this morn
ing copy of the oRisja of the Supreme
Court on the ser question, accom-.
panied by q le,ts - bhfef.Justlce Cusb-
ing s,atipg that storiss y could not recog.
nize a1y body claiiGGs.e.n slbe the Senate other
than that organized bg Lie selection of Hon.
Mr. Sanborn a. president. The opinion of
the Supreme Court has been generally bat
quietly discussed. Republicans are NOT
wholly sati-aed. claiming that II does not
fepch the main points al Issue, and that the al
legged assumption OF duties by the EXECUTIVE
not prescribed by precedent or the fun.
al lazy. They held caucus on the
4
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.HfGEi;A,1 Al ne eo ysa COMFORT ylse,s'lss
This anie e. dI ~ has y Nay u
q snssas Ha Ssidiag AND
sanslssios 6 sSs,. ~
s ssoss ssSs ,sSsitss uSsa ~ soh - y
"a 4 ,ls So 8 "a az sa7,se p*s week.
Far further isiasrs al; = as.ansnr IN Propr
ny 5s-1m n ~ : 2
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REIIEMnSIE

VNhCI DE- ID Z NUN II
IT. fALBEMARLE COUNTY. VAL
will be opened on the 18TH OF JUNE prox Slp
for the accom- modartcn Of SUMNER BDAklEE r.
This rural retreat, situated In sight o. h,s|eh ,v
mt. on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, lhnsy
miles west OF Richmond, Va. IN the midst OF an
elegant, rcfued community, splcncih in1ult s,
scenery. and delightful waters, The pfoOrien, Az
Iers herself offers rare advantages to fho:e desk
n nIessa Mt ana healthy summer resort. ror PATTI
cniars address xRs. EDWARD TaURNAS:
Keswick Depot AIbamaIle county, fa va,
References: j. X. PACE, Esq u W. RofsIETT
A 20. SUBLETr Il CARY, A. Z. FOX. ana -; A'
SUBLFTT.
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MExrRAoRDINARY BARGAINS

TDECAYE ED TEETH.-We have
nrenared, after consultation with some OF our
hest dentists. a CARBOLIC MOUTH-WA5H Which
has proven very efficient In the treatment or DE-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts as
compete disinfecta,h TO the odor caused by oe.
,ayed teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smeh ano
taste Sold In bottles 80 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE s. BAKER, Pharmacists
foIo 919 Main street
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DARNEs's HOTEL, HAMPTON, 'A''

j. J. BARNES, PROPRIETOR .yr
win open for the season the flkSi oT r.iic,cles
~ Inc sat.wa er section and very sutnuon tso.
70 The comfort - o. h,p guests my 20 2tn
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RULES, HoKsEs, DC,

ME. X. Nj. POWERS HAS JUSEAGr
lyl arrived from The Valley Of FJrgtoia -
with superior lot Of saddle and HAhNEsS-
HORSES. Call and gee them ,,,,, &c a..
we keep HACKS. BU9GlES, aud HORSES for
hire. frst-class. We also have SECOND-hA AMI
nv 30 Az TURNER & CO.
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'l16EIsrIrG

a MFErINH OF THE VIRGINIA.
AEsBAsF.B Ill CLUB fsy called for THIS
rrhnrsday} EVENING at their roonns on Seventh
reef between FBroad and shrace ssl.ets. .FTsrY
member mu. tnttenu. BY or Ter Of the PREsIDENT.
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sUMAERtREsOnTs.
V0E De RRAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, ~

This delightful. summer seasiie resort !. 49,,
open for the reception Of visitors. = NO"
!, LAaGE BALLROOM, FINE BAND, sAnrvc
= lssHHlSG, BATHING, BiLLIARD-RooMs. Bow ~
ALLEYS, &C., &c. TELEGRAPH OFFICE ~ . nv
HOTEL. ~ fhE
Boats from Richmond, Washington, Ba,,;mo,e
norfolk. &C., touch at the hotel wharf
$50 per month. SIS Der wool
sAoo per day July and uepst: s85 Der roon,a
slS per week, S3 per day. Special terms ~.
season. WILLIAM 7. HOWELL
y - ~ hapa1a,
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TAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
WEST VIRGINIA

OPEN JUNE /.
These are ALKALISE-CAkBONATE WA.
TEKS, containing also IODINE and SALTS Of
LITHIA. The diseases In which they have proYea
Of notable efficacy are:
!. or the Kidneys and Bladder.
g. Rheumatism and Gout.
8. Acid Dyspepsia. go
f. Some diseases OF the Skin; antl wonderfully
restorative to the female constitution when en-
fec bled or prostrated by special maladics, For
proof whereof see
MEDICAL TESTIMONY IN OUR PAMPHLET.
There is no finer summer climate In Amer,ca:
The BATHING Is sUPrhB. Rooms spacious and
airy; accomm odaio superior.
board: *15 and 81 s per week; "a 10 500 per
particulars. Apply to FRAZIER & SALE.
10 1 Iu Tb eS.tTp1S profrintnrs.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
L WEST vIR6INIA, famous for It's Alternative
watefs ami flush lonabia patronage, VIII be opened
on MAY 18TH.
CHARGES TO JULY1.
Monthly ,,....................$2 90 per day
Weekly. = ~ ~ N"S
FOR MONTHS JULY AND AUGUST.
uon,bIv ,.,,.S2 So per day
Wenkiv observation-disclosures. 8 90 per day
MASOUERAIE and FANCY BALLS WIZ DC
given on the most llUcrnl scale on IN" 2lst Jniy,
and on the 4th 18th, AMI 26'h Of August. wnrn
the entire area of the immense building, upwards
OF 400 feet In length, Will be thrown open on these
festive occasions .,,o ,,,-
We are making important and expensive I'M
proyemeuis In building and lodging accoImoda'
tiors Including new SPRI G-B DIS. &r.
descriptive pamphlets obtained OF PUhCEhLs
.LADU & CO., Richmond. Va. co -
GaOkGk l.. PEYT0N 60.
,r,c1n prpprietors.
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CHARLES BUTLER will open on
Y Tuesday 25th instant, some Of the CHEAPEST
GOODS that have been SHOWN In this market du-
ring me urese,t season.
Having JUST returned from New York. he brings
with him splendid line OF NOVEL Els pur-
CHI sea sI The recent package sales in New YORK,
when goods declined from 20 TO rs per cent
Special bargdi rs are offered In
DRESS GOODS. III SKUIDERIFS,
CASSIMEkFS, PRINTS, and FANS.
The best assorted stock of KID GLOVES in the
city among them some more OF those two-button
opera shades at 75c, at
my 25 GIL Broad street.
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A FTON HoUsR.

A FTON HOUSE,.
This 1 PLEASANT SUMMER REso oR ri,s s,,Scs
on the Hive Rt5ge mountains ~ A VII, be opened
Chesapssse and 9a, o.. an sIs Isl Of Jaasi
RosTd psr month, 40; per week ss II n.ise.
AZ Chiidrsn and coisfed seIsan,s s At 4 CO.
my 81 "a 4s3S = d.MSS---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

T1HURSDAY EVENING, 10th instant
I commencing at o'clock. there viii b. q pqp nc
meeting under the auspices Of the UN ,. III III
WCgK[NGMEN'S COUNC!L. at Concordla nat W.
dress will he read seting forth the benefits and pnr
poses OF trades unions. Az woTkingmen, ,d of ~ he
izad and noIganzed, are cHr1ialy lhVllcu " oe
present By order of the Council.
pIoo WEThSs& j. l.. WRIG HT. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

ia TaS y TS No. IL. are re requested to
attend stated comm nicatlon or the Lodge "
at 81. Adams Hall HIS lThursdayi EvENlNG y:
! 9th instant. Mt z o'clock. Annual eltcilon W
ofHccrs will make pace All Master Masons In COCA
q anGing are fraternaily Invited TO artend BY Or
ue a. y mis- .f Secretary.