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~. 1von+nre TO say" The Crops"

We Venture to Say" The crops
who, the cold snap came upon Us 10
. nr;, there was general cry OF run nearu
nror the land. We begged people not 70 "
80 aesnondent, assuring them that al was
~ w., ,ost. that tobacco was a vigorous pant
Nv. Nv con,d stand many trials; that waeat
vas sturdy growth. aud steod "'n'er
,xss,her wonderfully; that white esest,es'
and anricots, and peseses were pr0oa''y
.snne for IN this latitude, the great ssaptes 0.
,he VIRGINIA farmer were yet alive, anu
.,,,c,,, come out tokrauy. 1t was asnme-
diste,v said that we were speaking as foolish
ones.,hst tobacco. plants were asnost De-
yond hope, aud the wheat was almost ae'
.ss,,,ed Welt. tobacco-pasnts we're 5000 IN
.,..oss and the wheat crop Is such 'as 70
make neople apparently conteated. Weaope
It will turn out better than aay we heFe nao
since the war. That Is very moderate hope
since the crop has steadily failed in Virginia
for ten years at least.
The seasons move with wonderful even
pess and the benefcent Providence on which
we all depend will not permit the iA"s !" n'en
rule the seed-time. and the growing season
and the harvest to deviate so far from natu'
raj lines as to cause the utter fai'are OF the
fruits of the earth 10 more than very limit
cd spot. II man were as reliable as these
laws the humso family would seldom be in
trouble.
There was time when nssions-smal
ones--suffered because the means OF trans
portstion were limited and the fruits Of the
earth could not be distributed well so as te
supply districts that suffered from drought
Before the building of railroads we kne"
neighborhoods in Virginia that had needed
rains to be reduced to hardship and to know
a little of suffering. They haa to procure
supplies by wagoBing them at heavy cos
from great distance. Butnow so complete
are TIE means of distribution Of the pro
ducts OF the earth that there Is no danger o
suffering in any district from poor crops ane
scarcity.
From all accounts we have good reason t
hope for at least fair crops Of the main sta
pies of Virginia.
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Mr.. McCulloch'S Letter.

Some of our contemporaries treat Mr..
McCULLocH's letter with jeer, and intimate
that he and the bondbolders want their
money. In this shrewd suspicion we take it
that the aforesaid journalists are correct. A
convenient way Of satisfying their own
minds on the subject would be to put them
selves in the bondholders' places.
Another cunning idea on the part of the
aforesaid contemporaries is that the bond.
holders bought Virginia bonds for the pur.
pose of making money. Here, too. We are
confident they are correct. 1t is, We believe,
a general object with capitalists to make
money in all their investments; particularly
was this the case with those who bought
Virginia bonds which they thought of gilt
edged responsibility by reason Of the admit
rable reputation for honor ard good faith
borne by the State. Wetrus the journalists
do not think they made mistake. We dare
hope that the bondholders nave not them.
selves come to the conclusion that they did.
These critics convey the idea that Mr.. Nc
CULLooH is only blarneyiug Virginia. AS
Mr.. McCuLLocH only tells the truth, We do
not see how it may be SO Interpreted. Can
they deem Dir. MCCULLoCH's compliment
to the State undeserved: We trust not.
We know when Virginia was borrowing
money to build railroads she was proud to
learn that her name was held in bigL estima-
ton in England, and that capitalists were
glad to get her bonds The Virginia papers
at that day Boosted largely of it. Does the
fact that we have profted by this good name
by borrowing the money We wanted, render
it no longer valuabe3 And should We think
that it is so impaired now that msa cannot
praise it without expecting to gain some
thing by it!
Mr.. MCCULLocH and the bondholders have
the right to tell that their money was leaued
to State because Of the implicit faith they
put in her solvency and high honor. Ghey
have d right to say that which is the t1ath,
and to express their surprise ateertain things
which have been done OF late which throw
cloud over the fair fame which led them to
become creditors of the State. We do net
See that this should provoke the raillery of
anybody; unless, indeed, it is become iHl-
pertinent for creditors to endeavor to get
their money, and presumptuous In them to;
expect to get it,
1t is to our credit that Mr.. McCUII acH sus-
pected the State of large moiety of her
former virtue, and let Us not believe that he
is mistaken.
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ME- WHITE. and RED. CHECKED MAT
TING. TABLE and -UILCLOTHS,
"a 1 Ia '"~Ap' ~ SYCLE BROTHERS..
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mr. CHECK SWISS MUSLIN at 25c. pr

M- CHECK SWISS MUSLIN at 25c. per
yard worth 4oc.; on,
worth IS and 40c.;
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at zoe worm
v1cTOR1A LAWNS at eaz, 20, 25, 80, and Soc;
col ORED TARLETANs, at 20 and Zoe, 'or co,
yering picture and looking-glass frames anu
gas-fxtures; e.,
A large assortment of all the ne"-st!le AAeH' ''i
trimmings at reduced prices;
RACK LACE SCARFS from 75c. up to So;
WHITE and BL,aCK.LACE TIES in the latest
designs In all qualities;
RIFFS and RUFFLES in great yariety-some new
styles just to hand;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS for ladies and gen
,,o-,,en ~ LEVY BROTHERS..
The largest, best.assorted, and cheapest stock OF
PARASOLS in this city. T1o
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NJ BEST 1914 UTICA SHEETlNG at
4Oc. per yard, regular price everywhere 5Oc-;
DAVOL 1914 BLEACHED SHEET1NG VIII be
sold at Acc. per yard on account OF It's oelne
slightly soiled on the outside of tho piece;
GOOD CALICOES, fast colors, at exc. per yard
among this lot will be found some that We SOLO
at 2kc. last year;
EAST.COLORED LAWNS at &c. per yard-no
remnants or seconds;
ECRU TUSSORE SUITING and WHITE and
BACKGROUND GRENADINES at SIC per
yard-among this lot will be found goods re-
Gently sold at CSC per yard;
WHITE. and BACKGROUND SILK-STRIPE
GRENADINES at 12hc. per yard worth from
25 to Csc. per yard;
com sOFT.FiNlSH BLEACHED COTTON, SO
inches wide, at SHc. per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Large additions to our stock of PARASOLs.
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No. Mayor Gregory is not the Appeal man.
he is better man.
P. S.-Which one.:-Dispdtch.
Both of 'em are justly distinguished for
early piety and true inwardnesS; but we
think the Mayor is little the better of the
twan.-Appedl.
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NATURES GREAT REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES
THE MAssANETTA SPRINGS.
,,,r ,,,,os from Harrlsouburg, Va,

, four miles from Harrisenbafs' '-''
have wrought most astonishing cures 10 asar rb.n.
fever, dyspepsia, general debility sef stans DIS
aasa ~ The Kidneys, and all ether functiohM W" ~
eases OF The urinary and ssxusl organs; VAN t;,ra
these were great severity and H Sn medical
ton which had dete5 all ihe resou.S yerue Of the
crave. when they found safe and rapid m,n OF
fhoroneh aud permanent relief In the Ha'''
Eine mountain air aud scenery. Withln nsW ash-
one.half DAVIS Journey FROM Baltimore, aia''
ington. ID. q. /: aud Richmond, va. ,,o,s s,,lc,!y
HOTEL NOW OPEN. ACCOMMODATE
Board per day, 80; per week. sl2; per ~ ~e eams
$40 For crcuiars containin2 certiacates n I'm M
6f the MOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ny , ~
Ai- s'i - y slanagsr Massanet,x sariuest
,a,,.aod HstTls2Dbarg. IA
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The Character and Logical Method of Po.
litical Economy. BY J. E. CAlRNEs, LII. D..
Emeritus Professor of Political Economy
in University College, Londcn; author of
"Some Leading Principles OF Political
Economy Newly EXpounded." New
York: HARPER & BROTHER.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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1VHE VARIETY SPRINGS,


AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, ,>.
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM STACNioN
fcars stoppIng at the door( on the Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad. This
wATERISG-PLACE,
situated In the mountains Of Virginia, at an esva
ton OF 2OGo feet above the level Of the sea- onrs
both to invalids aud pies eekers rare c0iD.
nation OF attractions in the variety ana e1GsI,etI
of the mineral waters, the healthy ana aellgntssI
nature Of the climate, and the unriYailed iiasA1n-
cence Of the surrounding scenery. u.,,,.,
The mineral springs include the three disli Te
classes Of alum, chafybeate, and heailEs. liz liz
alum wafer is shown By actual analysis TO 10 "c ciar
bt and healing waters are OF very az these
crllence. Ample experience In tie use Oh DIV. NV.
p ma,es n The they have made many WONDERED
cures and are most admirably adapfedto tne m ia
ment or dyspepsia, liver diseases conssipa III tJ.'
scrofula, erysipelas cutaneous diseases
rheumatism, diseases OF the urtnacy and genefatnS5
organs, maiadies peculiar 10 the femaie - ~, an.
general debility. There few forms OF cnr J or
disease that Mould IN not sthsg Se
| PLUNGE or SH0WEk-BAThlSGl IN 'i'e hs~
ipg-water free OF charge. g., ,,s b,,est
The nights are cool aud pleasant In me nyts
weather, and the climate Is saiuoriou' AZ"
The scenery is truly magnificent; ElSus , hnvD
tain In Virginia, IS In full view or the Eole anu
not more than three miles from II. u ,o,.
Good music, croqueL anda o~ing.aiiey VIZ LIS
tribute TO the amusement o. guests bGs n,earon-
hacks. and sprinR-wagons for hire Hotter az nui
modations good and comfortable Iog I W.
be opened for visitors on the 9TH " month Of
Board per wesH nsr WE'VE i've Years old
For circulars with, analysis of wafer, ceruhcase s
cure. &C.. write 70 the pr9prie'ofs or App'' y
Dispatch ONCE kiehn0hap p. & N. BuRRrss.
nv 31.eod.1m PI0rne.err-.:
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO THE
ALUMNI AND OTHERS
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

All persons attending the commencement exer-
ciscs who pay full fare to charlottesville ria this
road will, on application to the conductor, he fur
nished with "Conductor's Receipts" on presenta-
ton of which to the agent at charlottesville they
can purchase tickets 10 return at ONE-THIRD Of
regular fare. -.
Richmond 10 Charlottesville will be sold At S6.45.
Special trains will be run between Charlottesville
June 2Sth, 29tr, 30th, and July 1st and 3D..
CONWAY r.. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. NJ. S. DUNN, Engineer and Superintendent
JIG 1S-tJy1
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TONY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:

To MY FRIENDS AND The TUBLIC'
shall in the future rs in the past, be ever ready
ncctcd with RhAL ESTATE, writing deeds, taking
acknowledgements, &C, and can only ask for i con-
tinuance Of the very large and liberal patronage
bestowed upon the late firm Of Lyme & BreI her
during the past nine years. and pledge myself 10
give my whole time and attention personally, with
addit onaI force of assistants. to the business In
ali It's branches, at the old stand, No. 1912 Main
street. ROBERT Is. LYME.
RICHMOND, june ~, 1875. je 23-2w
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CT. JOHNS SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
SHADES OF SHIRLEY.

81. johns Sunday SCHOOL, have the pleasure OF an.
nouncing that having chartered the commooo pol,
~ nnct arts m The morning of TUESDAY, 10Th
instant, at halfpas O'Clock, for trip down Inc
river 10 Shirley. ,,,,,,t, psotment
pntR I'll, Furnish music for the occasion.
The sale of tickets Ia limited TO such nu'hpe1 do
viii insure comfort with pleasure ,,,o,-
Tickets for sale at Woodhouse tarnains uoos
store and at the drugstores of 4. A. Scott ana a.
w. Noting or OF any teacher OF the schooi. 90 81
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TO THE PUBLIC:

I would say, having ION the 18th June, 1861
sold out my interest in The business to my brother,
Robert b. Lyme, specified by him end myself,
take this melhud of returning TO the public at large
my very grateful thanks for the very liberal pa
tronagc be slowed on said firm whilst was men,
Der of same and recommend 10 them a coDtinu-
ance of same to my brother Robert, believing he
will leave nothing undone to promote the interest
Of those who may entrust their business TO his
Very respectfully, &C., w. n. LYME.
1871
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" WHITE, BLACK, AND ECRU HAM
BURGH NETS at greatly reduced prices;
TUCKED CANlBRICS at 75c., 81, aud s1.2o per
yard; ....
TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN at CSC. per yard worth
50c.;
TURKEY RED TABLE-DAMASK at 81 worth
Sl.25 per yard
STRIPED LINEN DAMAsK, ~ yards wide, at
75c. worth IL 20 per yard;
LINEN SHEETINGS at 75c, II, S1.15, S1.25,
and IL so all very cheap;
PIOUES at l62, 20, rs. aud up to 75c. per yard;
JAPANESE PARASOLS at 20c.;
DRESS GOODS of every description at great bar
gains;
BLACK ALPACAS In all qualities;
BOMBAZINES, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, and a
general assortment Of MOURNING GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
PARASOIIS and SUN-UMBRELLAS very cheap.
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D1ssOLyTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

OF COP A RI n E r.
~ SHTp.-The firm of LYME BROTHER,
of ". IL. and Robert d. Lyme, IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business hereafter will be conducted In all
its several branches by Dir. ROBERT b. LYME at
the old stand No. 1912 Main street, he having this
day purchased Of Dir. W. II. Lyme all his Interest
in said firm, and assumes all liabilities OF same, Mi.
w. Ii. Lyme retiring from the business.
W. II. LYME.
ROBERT b. LYME.
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ROOTS, sI2ebES. DC.

r AIDES, MISSES, AND CHILE
hDREN'S NEWPORT TIES; Lades',HA
Misses, and Chidreues Kid, Fox, Calf, Peb- Va
bile Goat, and Russia Leather Button and Laced
Boots; Genuemen's fine Boots and Shoes-al
ptyles Gentleaen's Car Prince Aluerts only 80.
Trunks, Valises, Satchets &C., cheap at
w. 2. w. TAYLOR'S,
fe17 Fourth and Broad streets.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRlDGE COUNTY, VA.

The management Of this popular SUMNER RE-
SORT. encouraged by their great success iast ga
SON, have continued 10 add during the winter
months additional improvements, until now Inc ac-
comnodations offered the public are far superi?r 10
any other in the mountains or virgins lte
visitors JUNE 1sT. IT'S chambers are large, c'nyt-
niently and elegantly furnished, having ca ~ ~
an ELETlIC BELL. The MINERAL WATERS
consist of ALUM tsix different grades J. lODINE
ALUM. and CIIALYBEATE, thus aifordlng cntiliSe,
agent In all eases Of. SCRoFCL0US ULCERATioSso l
the skin, mouth, or throat; CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
ISClPIESr CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA. ClikoSlc
pIARRIIdsA, disease of the urinary organs, ana VI
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
For PAMPHLETS, giving fuller intormation'
testimonials, &C., address the Manager At 'hs
Springs. ,,o,,r,, ao,ordt,o n
''e'''' j. B. TINsLEY, Manager.
Nr-rrrS. Assistant. je l4-eodlm
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Inc reader will find a sharp criticism of
Tue heetey Motor contributed for thi, nor,,
S' N;'a!@h, which vii! repay p:gusa!,
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nT GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS at
- 40c.; ... ---.-. .o,,u,>,
L1sLE-THREAD, BALBRIGGAN, and COTTON
SOCKS. ,--..-
in all qualities. Particular atten-
ton Is called to the new BRACE SUSPENDED.
WHITE and COLORED TIES for summer wear;
LIsLE-THREAD, SILK, COTTON, and KID
GLOVES;
LISEN.BOsOM SHIRTS In all qualities;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, also FAPEk
COLLARS and CUFFS;
SILK, LINEN, and COTTON PoChEf'hAND-
rKERCHIEFS;
SUN-UMBRELLBSa at $l.25;
A large lot of LINEN COLLARS to be closed OUT
at 40c. per box.
Gentlemen will lind at all times well-seected
stock of FURNISHING GOODS at much less
than regular prices at
A large stock of PARASOLS and UMBREL-
LAS je26
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MEETINGS.


A DJOT RNFD AGNUAL AEETING.-
IN An adjourned annu&; meeting of the STOCK
HOLDERS of the VlRGiNlA FIRE AND MA.
KINE INSURANCE. COMPANY will be held At
the Compauc:s office on SH1URSDAS. July 1st. ct
~ O'Clock NJ. WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
ia oS-ai Secretary.
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FULL STOCK OF LADIES'

4 FULL STOCK OF LADIES' ~
LEATHER TRUNKS, VALISES, -SATCHELS,
Straps Over CATERS, &c. T.. e: Burts fne Button
Boots for ladies' misses, and ckildren; Gentlemens
fine hand- made Goat and Calf Ties and Prince Al
berts LADIES', Misses. and caildren's Newport
Ties, Slippers and Buskins, at j. A. GR1GG'S.
nv 90 Tenth aEd Main streets.
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~ MORE NEW DRY GOODS FOL

ns- MORE NEW DRY GOODS FOR
THE SUMNER MONTHS.
T. R. PRICE & co. have just received
Handsome SIDE-BAND ORGAHD1ES,
Handsome SIDF-BAED LAWNS. ,o
BLACK and WHITE ORGANIZES ana JAW
LINEN LAWNS. all prices and colors;
LINEN SUITINGS. for travelling, &c:
BLACK CANVAS GRENADINES nj 5uc: 10 y!'
Ri CK ENGLISH GRENADINES at 25 TO 0Oc.,
NEW PRINTS and PERCALEs. r,
Large assortment Of Ladies' and Misses stITR
Large assortment Gentlemens ana soSs' oHhht -
STRIPED HOSE and HALF-HOSE,
Jobs in BLACK SlLkS-not smuggteos Dop
HAMHURGH POLONAlSEs and DKEso Fof-
Inns selling now at very reduceo rates'
Ia %
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA.

This delightful summer seaside resort IA ma.
open for the reception Of visitors.
LARGE BALL-RooM, FINE BAND, s4,rrc
FISHING, BATHING, BILLIARD-RoOMs, Bowr1yc
ALLEYS, &C., &C. TELEGRAPH OFFICE N TN,
HOTEL. S
Boats from Richmond, Washington, Baltimore
Norfolk, &C., touch NJ the hotel wharf.
TERMs.-June: $50 per month, SIS per week
$3.50 per day. July and august: s6J per mon:n'
SlS per week, 80 per day. Special terms for
season. WILLIAM T. HOWELL,
ne o.lm Manager
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PlC.NrCs.
DIsC-N O.
Tho SUNDAY a. SCHOOL Of the

The SUNUA1- bCnVV1 oh nv VIE q
i BRoAp.sTREET METHODIST CHURCH
,.,,, ,,,,c n RAsKET PICNIC on TUESDAY:
Tnne 2eh instant, at Dunlop's farm large a,ia
nieasant grove with house accom- odations' on t'e
RIrlrmond and Petersburg railroad.
sThs train leaves the depot at A. 81. ana returns
In the afternoon. ,pa.o, OK tn no
Janes 81. TAYLOR & Son, J. G. Downward q Co..
and Woodhouse & Parfam:, ,t,s
Persons desiring II can Yiris i,tsnnt anv addi.
tional charge. Y 80
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a LAskA POWDER-best preparation
a. ~ use FOR cleaning metal wa.bing paint glass,
m"nded by CHRISTI AN e WHITES.
$50 AseaLa
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A TrENTiON. FIREMEN.

The regular quarterly Is Getting OF the BOARD
OF CONTROL of the FIRE DEPARTMENT of
the city of Richuond for the assessment OF iues for
the current quarte will be hec ut Fnene,heuse &
.on MONDAY EVENING the 2Sth instant at 2
O'Clock. BY order ct the acting Chief Engineer.
&c 24-4t u. A. CALDWELL, Clerk.
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1AhP BRICK WALLS MADE Dry
- - Parapets, gable and all walls made wet
itoin rln 10 stain paper plasterDg; better than
paint or Stuck e, and cheaper. -gsz--
>, ify IT, Price to suit the times, &c. Orders may
yn ,eit at 3l2 north Third street, or with Il. b.
HJhs, Sialn street. j. r BEDFORD. IA
A. an Kinds OF BRICK-WORK done. Refers to
Office. City hall - ia o3.sndStf
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no! FOR DREWRY'S BLUFF.
CONCERTS,
COMMENCEMENTS.

= DA 1' ---- COMMENCEMENT
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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ID OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
JAMES A. FRAZIER PROPRIETOR
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC JUNE lsr.
Capacity EIGHT HUNDRED

This celebrated watering place will be kept In
style unsurpassed In the mountains Of Er:nia
AS 10 the qualities OF the walters aud The high re-
gard In which they are held by the "medca ST.
vans the reader Is referred 10 the mphlet Al
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd i Co.'S, who are agents for
the water and salts.
Among the great features Of these Springs are the
musements. which are varied. and far surpass
those of any watering.pace In virginia. The
Grand Masque Balls and Carnival In splcntor and
illlancy surpass anything ever witnessed In this
section Of the country. In fact. not hing 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 tn secure
Moxley, the incompatible Washington cos'umer,
with his regiment Of assistants, car" i ads Of cos
tunes, tons of fireworks, and thousands of Chinese
lanterns and oceans Of evergreens.
The Grand Carnival. which precedeS the bdk
mns0ue one night, Is led by Professor Ritten"uses
full brass band. followed BY Major-General b In
command of tho Mugln Guards and his far.
famed AMI thoroughly trained elephant Cory and
General l.. follows with counterpart oil /. /.
Barnum's men. This pageant, passing through the
beautiful lawn that nature seems To have designed
for lust such scenes, all lighted up with the lhol-
sands of lanterns and calcium lights. win hfe-
works of the most beautiful description In run play
all over the grounds, presents sight thnt pen cih
not describe. and must be seen ~ be appreciated.
Therefore all gooS Richmond citizens, especially
INV my l3-cod2m
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@- ANOTHER LOT OF NEW PARA
SOILS Just openedat aor,,,.ns,
je19 Style BkOIdEhS.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
nTTO SEA.sHORE AND MOUNTAIN
TRAVELLERS. .as-s5.s.5s

GOODS FOR JULY.
T. r. PRICE GO. Offer parties leaving the city
many new and choice goots.
LINEN ITS.
EMBROIDERED TRAVELL1NG-SuITSa at s6 to
cAM SiSs and cyrToN SKIRTS.
SECK-SCARFSi In great vartety.-i-.--
LACE BARRFS, LINEN COLLARS,
PONGEE POPLINS. YAh LACES.
Also, NEW MOURN1N6 GOODS, such as
TAMIsE at 75c. to 81 SO.
GRAPE CLOTHS, ALPACAS,
BOMBAZiNBS. DELAINES,
f. BAKEGES, SILK HERNANlS, -
~ PLAID GRENADINES, &c. je26
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DIVIDENDS.

UNION BANK OF RICzsaIoND, June rs, 1875.
nIWIDEND NOTICE.-The directors OF
~ rIis bank have declared q DIVIDEND OF
FOUk PER Gent. Tor 81 ger share), free Of ali
taxes Sayable TO ale stockholders and after the
LIST OF Saly, 1875. - MES MILLER,
lie 28-Sl Cashier.
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DERSONS WISHING BOARD N THE
Il COUNTRY can find comfortableome, good
fare, and pure air ut Hanover .Cout9use. its
nearness and accessibility. being dirty on inc
from this city, render 1t very desrableo business
men in the city. For terms apply 10 Hsrs. George
A. Hundley, Vim & Haw, sands. Lee, anu Gar
ter. and Robert Leckey, Richmond, w .
lie 2-WSSlm* ag y. .a j. L. VoDSON.
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~ LACE SHAWLS, LACE SACQUES.
We have q very large stock In this line and otter
WEssfPTE and RED SHkTL AND SHAwLs at
10 10 - SYCLE BROTHERS..
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MAYORS OFFICER

MAYGa'S OFFIcE,l
MANCHESTER. June rs, 1875. +.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDI.
4 NANCE aasscd by The City CoanctI author
izlpz the trial Of civil In the Mayors Court
On sne day in each week, / hereby nppoint FRI
DAY OF each waak for tie gearing OF a civil cases
which Rlay be brought In said court. Session Of
courtfo SOmmense 1T 10 0ta0ck A. III.
je 2S-M. W,&fH L. X. CEILES, Mayor.
SUMMEE CAkDIES.-f am daily manu-
~ featuring 4 summer article OF CLARlFiED
FLINT CANDY Of pare crushed sugar. warranted
better than zny made ii the United States for whole
sac purposes. warraRs II TO stand dsy and firm IN
Gol weather, aud sell Il IT the same price that infe.
TtT candies are sold foe. l have Il urge stock of
CANNED GOODS. TuBaCCO, CIGARS, CAKES
anG ChACk ERS; ali OF wGjch i offer ut baltimore
prices. LOUIS J. B0SSiEUX. Confect!oner,
1e 20 14l2 Main street.