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Fruit

It is almost o calamity that some sections
suffer which deprives them of an abundant
supply of fruit. In this State we suffer this
deprivation; but We must say that we enjoy
an abundant and excellent crop OF vegea-
bles, which goes far to compensate us for the
severe misfortune we sustain In the loss Of
fruit. But fruit Is SO great blessing-so
great qualification, and so great benefit to
health that nothing else can altogether COM
pensate for it's loss. We had ine crop OF
strawberries and may have tolsrable crop
OF apples. But we have no peaches. ~..
Still there are other regions Of country
that are unusually blessed, especially with
the delicious crop Of peaches. There Is no
doubt that In the famous Delaware and Ches-
apeake region there will be harvested su'
perb orop-report says the finest ever known
in that favored locality. Soalso there will be
an excellent crop in lower North Carolina
South Carolina. and Georgia. With our
present excellent aud rapid means of distri.
button Virginia will share with her fortunate
sister States id their great blessings. .
There is one thing very gratifying: That
supply Of fruit will enable those who put up
fruit In cans to preserve stock ample Tor al
the wants of the country. We shall have s
good opportunity to appreciate two grea
blessings which were hardly known to our
people thirty years go-viz: the great ad
vantage OF the railroad In distributing aud
equallzing the standard Of comfort through
the country and the benefit Of the preserya
ton of fruit by the system OF canning. Th'
country now derives so much good from
the excellent fruit packed for winter that t.
be deprived of it would, indeed, be very
near calamity. l. l. ~ OF
The crop of tomatoes In this latitude j!
promising in most delightful manner. There
will be Internationally 8 supersbuudance o.
that delicious fruit, and the packers will be
more than usually industrious 10 taking care
Of the large yield. There VIII be no want OIL
it for use In winter, when that which is well
packed has all the freshness OF summer fruit
It is a great anti-scorbutic, and has q fine
effect on the health Of man.
Altogether, the year will be one OF plenty.
and We trust that 1t will pfoyethe beginning
Of a decided revival OF the national hope and
thrift. 'st Ea
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DEATHS.

DIED. at O'Clock =. W.. Safur lay, July 3, RU-
DOLPH LEAMAN. aged thirty-iwo years.
"Eow short the race our friend has run,
Cut down I'm all his bloom:
The course but YESTERDAY begun
Now finished in The tomb.
uThnu Joyous youth. hence learn how soon
Thy wears may end their flight:
Long, long before lif.'s brilliant noon
May come deaths gloomy night.
ssTu serve thy GOO no longer wait,
To. dar his voire r, g-rd
s.. To- morrow lnercy's open gate
My b" forever barred.
sAud thus the Lord reveals His grace,
nv youthful love T. gain:
The snu that early Seeks Wy face,
Shall nertr ST elk III VAIN .... ..... .
His funeral will take place from st. Patrick $
church MONDAY AFT RSOt'S. July 9th ut 3
O'Clock. Friends nd ac1uaintanceS are respectful
IL invited 10 attend. .a-e--.s-.-..a-s-.--~z~
Died. Saturday. July Sd, 1876. at O'Clock r.
Nj. EMMA rH%RE>A. youngest child OF g. and
Jane Ma,a: AGED five months aud twenty-six days.
The funeral took place yest erday Afternoon from
the residence of Its parents.
Died on Monday. June 2sh,'at quarter to
o'clock OF cholera infautum. DAVID L., only son
of >aie W aud rhe la.e ID. t. Williams, In the Sc
conf yrur OF his age.
nencc, No. 900 west trace street. on TUESDAY
morning. June 29th, at alf-past O'Clock.
nird, In stockton. California on the of prii,
1875. after being DISEASED fifteen months Of body
aud mind, ALB RI b. ANDERSON, secondson Of
A bert and Louisa A. Anderson, formerly Of Caro-
line county, virginia. ri A FRIEND.
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1t ia understood that Colonel j. L. Car
riugton. proprietor Of tie Exchange and
Ballard Hotel will be brought out as can
dldate for the Legislature. The more the
merrier. ~' $685.. ..* '~.
Tue Radicals will not put up any candi-
dates. | am told. Some, however. suspect
that Hon. John Amber Smith will be an in
dependent candidate for the Senate. am
more Inclined to think that be Is reserving
himself to be an independent candidate for
the mavotalitv next spring." Chester" In
PETERSBURG Ne,cS. 81
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Il will not be for want H9Sa- trHgregat o''-
play of the munificenceH kir Gottsn'
We beg our nofsaerna sIends sremeuoer
That whatever be The Snunface1ce of KisH
Cotton there cannot possibly be that success, !.
tuI adaptation, Of bic bounty to the gooo Oh
camnneessce and Yf,aakind that there was prior
tothe- war.v~~His wealth his poHeEsase
impaired seriously By the abseoce Of that eth:
cieut administration and wise u'spoossslVh "
profits. W hich marked the economy of Of bis
kingdom in times p.st To count upon bis
beneficence now IS we counted then would
involve US 10 . delusion. .Eil. elei q sai,.t
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s5,7oE,!713,
Bonds of Dapville Railroad

But let US count the value Of ., ooo ooo
ttese at...... '''@A'o"o'eOo
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Well, we'll After all our refusals to pub
lish puts, and after so often giving our req
sons for such refusals, we received on Satur'
day letter containing nothing but puff OF
young MAJ entirely unknown to the pub
lie. lie has removed from Jones county to
Smith county, and We are asked to use our
columns to help him along.
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Corrok.--The National Cotton Exchange
has, from the information derived from
nearly a thousand letters, come to the con-
clasioa that the cotton crop of tbisy win
be decidedly good; and northern journal,
bssing It's opinion upon the same informa.
t'op, says that eli we do not witness this
year very decided revival of southern trade,
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sssr-~1sssac..szzs ,ssIs....;3ssl

TIs0n'ood aspristes, Hssshbis and or.
mlE and Harrisburg VIE flourish too and
% will evaFVportiona sheSState. Ware
extremely anxious loaee L nehburg aaufisb,
aud intend to use All Or our energies TO nc
compiish this -ohjaet; but there 10 no rivalry
between her and Richmond. Weentreat tue
merchants md others orthls stare to try our
home markets for awhile, aud they will Ind
,tifasa just mach
themselves, ADD ct the same time will be aid
ing In building up their, State aud adding to
her prosperity. 6''0 ~ J.. = 80,
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The grasshopper plague, according to re-
cent detailed accounts from the districts in
which they have appeared, is nothing like'so
disastrous and extensive as has been repre-
septed. They cutu all green things in their
route. but they move in narrow lines and
devastate buta comparatively limited portion
of the surface. They have not "swept the
West like bosom BY any means. ,ss. t
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
So RoCKBRioGs COUNTY Va

The management Of this p"puiar suAasi ~, s..r
sf,Rr eocoaraeed by their grttt success as 49,,
sonl nsvr eont.nneS to add during .he r,p,e
months adeI,ona, impsoyeus ri until 10" lar %
eoun6dafions o.Yetedf he pubf'c are i tI The
GeTASD H0Tk l. win be opsafor tfse ree.a INV
visitors JUNE 1sT. IL ehai,h ~ are IT. *
nieniiy and elegantly Furnished. hara ag, ssce By
sS Ei.ETKiC aELL. The MlNk RAJ WA ,apiSa
consist or ALUM six atart.nt yr ;sns oSparfe
sLUm and CuALYsxArE. ,h,s anofaI ...a sTioSs Of
IKE AKIN. mouth, or ihroat CHR0SiG oc,,nSSlC
sycrpiHxT coNsunrrtoS. pYsrErss ss.n "a" All Of
,DiAaRHaA disesse Of Toe MA. 1890 Sss
Fur PAINFUL EIs. giving fu Yer ioa nn y tss
tesii naonsals, &C., address the aaha<"
sprtngs. ,.nrrI xssord!DX %
!oespoh ~ 'o9n II u. rfssLEi, Msasyss,;
"a N. SuILts. Apsistsat. y 1a~SS~-s
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The Educational Association of Virginia
will hold its tenth annual session at the
montgomery White Sulphur Springs, CON-
menciDg, on July 18Th. 1t will last three
days. 1t is composed of an intelligent body
of gentlemen, and its deliberations have been
quite interesting.
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JAMES A, FRAZIER PROPRIETOR.
Il OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JTTNE 1sT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...,E lGhI hesD""D'

This celebrated Watering place will BE- Eept IN
STYLE unsurpassed In the mountains OF E'ikI"I.'
AS 10 the qualities OF the waters and ne hiRn ~
gard tn which they are hello bv the "med'eai So q,
vans the reader Is rfferre'i 10 The pampDe =.
siessrs Purcell, Ladd & CO.'S, who are agents IVA
the waler sBd salts. a---~.------n 1850 ,,,
Among The great features OF these Springs are %"
A musements. which are varied. and Tar SUITES ~,
those OF any watsripg-sace In Vlrxinia. 7. n nj
Grand MasquS Balls an.t carntsa' ~ spieii'T az hS.
brfillancy surpass anything eyer witnessed 10 u ,h
section Of the country. In fact. notniDR " W..
kind has ever beeu attempted rs any o'n"f snp n "a
resort, ard nothing but desire to leid eoan "a
induced the Immense OUTLAY necessary 10 49,
Moxley, the iucompar abr Washington costume n.
with his resinept Of assist MS, car-i aas y.
TUNES, tons OF fireworks, and thousands u ehiD'~
tanfesns and oceans 81 eyerlsTrens. A. ,,
The Grand Carnival. which processes t,e o.s
mosque one highs. Il rd tV Professor hittebnrn in
full hruss band. -foll0seS by Mator-Sshefsit Pr
eomnand of rhe Maihgan Gnzffs an9 na I'D
famed and tho.0uxhly trained ri print Lois} D r
General e. follows with a'cGunferpAr; o. :, IN.
BArnums men. This pageant. pas Sing ,he9usn
beautiful lawn that nature sseiHs 10 nave s hou.
for iust such sc~nes. all ght"d 10 WIN tnS Are.
sands OF lanterns, and calciam .igntS, VIII I'M Law
works OF the most beautiful escrpiop 10 Ia pm, n.
nj, over the groaads. prsseEts q sixnt COS. LTD
not describe, ard must b. seen - oe appi sisIIy
Therefore all gooss kichmcnd citizens, 0ps1'
the Dung, are expected MP thss snmfne, .ox,2n
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~ From ths Chariot esvfie JeEsrsonlan.I =.
The state Debt and the sinking Fund

I By, an act Of the last Legislature page,,
solidated, aud provision was made for the
paymept SEMI. dtnnlally Of two pei cent. in;
Eterest on il. II consists OF the ioi no'
items: xrf1gr[,., I'd, -,T@t,,a,,g .. -,
Old sinking fund. yirginlas share.
Interest on this funded in State bonds c.,,
nftier said act ........:. a3Sslssaada
Sticking fund yrovioed by act OF 1S71. Z,44psoa'
Interest ON Ills sum funded In Staie ,rarooI
Bonds under act Of last session.."..' 'Io4.oS4
E.ELtll 81 Ia I.tt-t. LII 80. :.
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. GESTrILEMEN's G AUzlEz, SHIRTS x sI5 "

T GENTLEMEN'S, GAUZE SHIFTS lERT "a at
L1sLE-THREAD, BALBRIGGAN, and COTTON
SOCKS. 49, az -, s,,.,au~, as,s 5aa,,,
sUsPENDERS In, all qualities. Particular atten-
- uon ID cafied to the new BRACE sUSPENDER.
WHITE and CoEoRED TIES for summer wear;
LtSLE-THREAD, SILK COTTON, and KID!
4f5GLOyRS;sa 31os2 s5i!I9 s5a 91a-ialI.}>i' 81
Linen. BOSOM SHIRTS in all qualities;79 or =
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS also FaPEh
COLLARS md CUFFS; s'lsE : $3.50 tI" ltl /
SILK, LINEN, and COTTON rPoCKET.HAND-I
-. sKERCHIEFS - !Ec && f"& 20 = t15s17RiH3 !
sUN-UMBREbLAsst s1.25; aE2 70 aH!4isso
A large lot of LINEN COLLARS to be closed out
go at 4Oc. per box. .4T@G 81 a't@E s1.G-sa 4
Gentlemen will find at all times q well-selected
stock of FURNISHING GOODS Mt. much less
than regular prices at a. -1e...-.. ~. .sa \
~ LEVY BROTHERS,
large stock of ,PARAsoLS and UMBREL-
Las re- g49a.ssas sssa5 .'-'E-@ E'2.f = III. 4
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We are indebted 10 r. D. FORD. city clerk
of Buffalo, New York, for the report OF the
trade and commerce of that city for the year
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~ BEST 1914 UTICA SHEETING at,
4oc per yard. regular price everywhere euc.;'
DAvOL 1O-4 BLEACHED- SHEETING will be,
sold at 42c. per yard on account Of Its being:
.s7 slightly soied on the outside Of the piece;
GOOD CALICOES, fast colors, at &c. per yard
fl. among this lot will be found some that We sold
-, at 12kc. last year,; rg.5e, .aaaz 4Es7Iag /
FAST-COLORED LAWNS at SIC. per yard-no
remnants or seconds; r..... -.ar, 4a} q, /
ECRU TUsSORE SU1TING and WHITE and
BACKGROUND GRENADINES at &c. per
yard-among this lot Will be found goods re-
Gently sold at 25c per yard; 80, .--,.
WHITE aud BACKGROUND SILK-sTRIPE
GRENADINES at 12hc. per yard worth from
25 TO 35c. per yard; >-f rt.'"
GOOD S0FT-FiNISH BLEACHED COTTON, 33
inches wide, at &c. per yard, at "'.s rs@. {
D.. ; - - ;s,--l,1; LEVY BROTHERS..
Large additions to our stock of PARASOLs. "e {
je26 ..gt sasrt3 trt- E--ta.t ~ .sr-zf4 ]
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Won't GREGORY or CAMERON tell US what
be really thinks of the semi.centennal poemf
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IOWITZER ANNIVERSARY,

he invited guests Of the HtlWiTZEk S3ssl SSS
CiiMPA " eau attend their celebration 8k2zss2
ard taraet, praciice al Strawberry Hill On Mi'N-
DAY Juty 5tn, BY tIkiug sp: cial coach attached
10 the $50 "A, NJ train nj ibe Chesapeake ana thiO
depot, ana return by down mill, arriving at depot
al $40 p. III. - ~
FARE: Koand-trip, Soc. Iga----,> 31L
S.2t -. A. W. CARER.
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rr1CHECK SWISS MUSLIN al s5eEpe pc

rlCHECK SWISS MUSLIN at s5e:peir
cas ss5s T SAiNs a, mUsB1ss tbs and
| - ss a1,Iao..E 1I3tsIs ERIC ;dy 1jF
STRIPED VICTORIA lawns at 9sc.: worth
~ a5c': Ieds Sgjft lna ,sIi1TN7 s5sE fts2ioeis
,,v1eToR1A LAWNS at 81 90. 49, o,and s5c;
cor ORED TARLETANs, ct 90 and csc, for coz
Fyering picture. and fookfng.giass frames aod
aG1gas-axtnres;i tedo5iIa g'dosIha ! ne tna
Iarge assortment OF all the new-styie y ZOE
trimmings al reduced pFiees;34 .orrjI & y FE1
BLACK, LACE sCARFS from 75c. up toS5 NJ
WHITE and tBLA CK-LACE TIES in the Lat Latest st
designs in oil qualities; .EaSi >. a47sR
RUFFs and RUFFLE in great variety some '1t new
:, styles just to hand o,t,.,f,t,r7 %. ;,c,.7s;i
LISENyC COLLARS and Gu FFs for ladies' and gen
> 1tle1nneen ri ga '""1 1-" LEVY BRoTHERs'::
The largest, best.assor:ed, and cheapest stock OF
PARASOLs In this city. ~ IT,. $50. 5e 20
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,DICH MOND BILL-POsTlNG,AN
LII Observation-Disclosures. WADE g CO., sue 4
eessors TO William Adolphus oroers lift al the
Office OF til "EgENINGA NEWS " viii .eceive
prompt attention. .0.l J. ...--- y 6-l!.
WIRE sCREEEs.!--Eat, sleep, read, and
w rest free IRON fies, mosquitoes and other In
'ss''' M WIFE SCREENS %sz:s -.
attached 10 your windows and doors: For fuIl In
formation addrtRs ua1A tJ.W.E. fAkkhh,
Tweniy-dfrh aud III streets.
Sample screen can be seen nj K. +. Richardson &
10 16-am
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~ WHITE, BLACK, AND ECRU HAM
~ BURGH NETS at greatly reduced prices: '4
TUCKED CAMBRICS at 75c., 81, and S1.25 per
yard; '''. "'s "a. "..''" -." ,'@.t
TUCK ED SWISS MUSLIN at Soc. per yard worth
Soc; .--. -sl. A fE.5 ##~
TURKEY RED TABLE-DAMAsK at 81 worth
s.. IL .25 per yard: s=s.a ',#| ". s#ss 's...
STRIPED LINEN DAMAsK, IN yards wlde at
75c. worth IL .25 per yard; ."
LINEN SHEErINGS at 75c, u, $l.15, $l.25,
500 and Sl.50-alI very cheap; Ea .-
PJQUrS at l6s, 20, 25. and up to Use. per yard;
JAPANESE PARASOLS at 20c-; ... r.;
DRESS GOODS of every description at great bar.
gains; -..N ...... .......
BLACK ALPACAS in all qualites:
BOMB ZINES, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, and q
general assortment OF MOURNING GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS..
PARASOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAs very cheap.
Cos
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. EnuCA Al.

pELLEVUETHIGH sGHOOL,js
ID -, ,..'f.--,.e BsDFORn COUNTY, VA,
on Virgins and Tennessee railroad, fifteen miles
west OF LyncbburT. .~.!4t&@ siLiL
~ he tenti. anauaI session beains September 9Th.
Full corps OF structOrs.l Beautiful and healthy
location Pupils members or the family. FOR Gaia.
81 que corltafaing toforrnation. address WILLIAM
Z. aB.OT. principal, Bellevue post-ofiice. ri ;.
., ~ 5-tOd2m t,..- - -1z =
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tTHE EXAMINATIONS OF TEA CHEERS
ter viii take place NJ Mss Reste stFSiugs schsot,
room, beginning nc 10 O'Clock A. ID auty 1870.
d. HA .GOGk,
Wl.at City SupestnIeadsns Of scao9la
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CROCKEgY. GLksswARE, de.

fssHE ATTENTION. OE,THE PkOPRI.
i IbTORs OF the seysra, Virginia Springs, Wa.
,ering Places and Hotels Is called % my large ana
PLATED -tjOODs., and CUTLERY. suitable for
their use With an expsre ca Of Ten years eaitffne
TO their wants am satisfies inst can ave sa.ssf
ter-t ,ooiers ana 3lrs-P tshefs, always on han1.
Also full u ne or Chir and Granite Chamber sets
decorated and white Us we'll rs Tin Cham'rsf SETS
inourxsaf variety tEg!<l ia NEE w. Gt HpuN, Z
B. my29i t1r.ih l2o7 Main street, Rishmana, We. .
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on 4
~ MONDAY, July 5-h. at your arm"ry. a, s a
o'c ck promptly, In summer unif rims, white NJ
pants AID cross balls, TO attend picnic and tar.
get-practice nj the punp.house BY order of ,ap-
tain BoSSIEUX. ~ .4sl"a b. IRVING SMITH. -.
Q " SIT II IL. LII q -.naLL 40 Orderly.
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no! FOR PETERSBURG.

rare OPPORTUNITY 10 sptru q PIessuut 0@5 III e''0
COckade CITY on
MONDAY, JULY 5. 1875.
Round-trip tickets will be sold D! Tie kiehhiohd
and Petersburg Railroad company for Fl. good on
accommodation trains only July 5th. leavlng Rich
mond At 7:45 A NJ. and returning leave Petersburg
at s P. NJ. enabling holders 10 spend The day IN
Pet rsuurg, returning In the cool OF the eVeofng.
Tickets must be purchased before getting on the
train. s.shA"'
jy3.2t superintendent.
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apskE NoTaH&s.

M aRx4B cLosINpuT LE
q &c r. s1iss s e ff * W AZ
COST. -. -. SO ssss
This collection Of goods consists u all tle novel
t,es OF The season :: Bonnets, Hats, Ladies, ana
ChJIdren's Gaos.- Rihbons-- Flowers, GTepes.
fnces. Scarf, Ties sashes, Bonnet and Thinning
4; Nv CORDS .kuprr 1,rfli d. 10 great variety.
Ali in want OF bargain. will call and secure inem:
ofdsfs proDns o ~ az
Struw Has ati25,4o; and5Gc. Oh q n.,9,f7F4 !
! IN dgiPA AIS sAiLLINE cry, COmPASI...,FfaI
~. 1O17 Main street, over Levy SrotnssFss
| u 1-AW ,F..tF 50 !; a.
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L,RENCH PHARMACEUTICALs wi
AT $751; tei1 5.,sj
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

E.. .... 1889 #t. ~#s.
Vim PEpSlNE A LA DIASTASE.
Vim DE DCSART, au Lacto Phosphate de Chaux;
SHOP DE DUSART. au Lacto-Phosphate de
-# Chaux; ... 90 49, !
GOUDROy DE GUY0T, "a - -. .'t
PFPsINE-BoUDAULF- acfdifee,s*,. II =
PEPSIEE Porci, fstts:, 4 ''@e. n -
PEPSINE AmyIacee, 81 ~ .-. .s- p .s.. y q
PEPSIEE LA SUCRE, .&@f- .
PHOSPHATE DE FER-psr Leras,
SiRUP DE AUBERGlER, 4 t;ss. . .35ia| :
PEBBLES D'HUILL PHoSPHoREE, 4,r,,ij
yPERLES DE CHL0ROF0RME. rs yfssEl ::
PnRLES DaEsSE NCE TEKERIETHISE, Xxx
PERLEs DE YALERIANE, .sfa.-as- e Ia :
PRI>EspE PAUtLINIA,s :r..s-eT ~ ,tss.l
pRISES DE iUAKANA, ..,sr.s :, i. g.f,f ..
PASTILLES Du DIR. BELLOC, -, -,
PAsTILLEs DIGEsTIF DC BCIssON.
PASTILLsS DE l. EAU EMS. %, =.
lamar INDIEN-fruit laxatf cnntre ID consti pa
tfon, snd III new and yaiuab remedies fur sale
b by - MEADE s. BAkER, Pharnacists.
my IL f..is ,.,l., Sl9 Matn Atrtet-
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a MD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Vha. 1917 MAIN SIRE r, RI 'HMOSD, VA.
The ninth annual session viii Begin October L.!
and continue all June 1st following. Actual
Sranctits Pea anslip 10th Diaiua n.i ornamental,
gConmercial law, ,tommer ciaa tAr,thm. tic, Basi-
ness customs. Forms. o. rtsp,ndsnce. common
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rRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC.
E;rs, Anniversary Of PANUNKEY TRIBE, No.
"a, I. q. X. M at Riverside Park, on MONDAY,
July 9Th.
Dancing and other amusemeDts during The Gay.
This Will be the picnic of the season. The d. r.
n. win be th, re, and rare fun Is expected. Boats
will leave Seventh stree at O'Clock, and run every
two hours during the day.
Tickets SOC. Children 26c. ~ OLE
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.sHd fi1ff AlAD0lt
TICKETS, SOC. Children half price.
STATE FAIR.G RoUN Ds

! 81 'Is4T4 AL - I9TiF9u !lfln0us 7Hiit1F
Trains VIII ran: on Fredericksburg railroad every
haf-hour during the day, Carrying AT
V.roas games and amusements will be provided
Tor the I,I.a,ure Of those who attend
"a champion game of baseball win be played
between he atsn tic and Pacific Clubs Of tni, city
4 tr0tting- and ranning-rsee viii &taKe .ptacSS
during the day between horses q n'teo
pReSreshments viii b. provided ut. city prices
and two select band. will furnish oeneirs
psrade or societies during the day and grand
exhibition Of fire works at night "a ." ~ -7'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05
:TNTVERSITY az yIR(ilNIA.

0F.YlRGlNIA. s1itl =
La LECTuRrS tnipe weekly
BEGIN I5ia JuIy. 1875. and end 18Th september.
Have proved IF signal use. is 10 students design-
Ing to pursue ih if sIudes at tins or other law
school al, To those VINO pro ose to study pr.
The advantage Of systematic Instruction. For CIR
eunir Apply (post-ofacs university OF yirgnial to ;
= =, ~ -. !, JOHN Il. MlNUR, !.
Y Prof. Common Ind Sts1, te L,w.-
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GRAND PIC MIC AT HATT0RF'S
" GARDEN.
.a.f ON MONDAY. JULY 9TH. .-s :. .
Music will be rendered by Professor kessnicha
Band Ticket admitting gentleman and lady oO
cents. avery additional lady 20 GEMS
Dancing to commence at O'CLOCK +. III. ...
~
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9s4i :. THE STATE BANK Up VIRGIN MAJ
.a4u J--E RICHMOND, Va, June 80, 1870 s ,.
VNHE DIRECTORS OE THIS BANK
II hare declared DiVInESD OF FOUR PEP
CENT, pay able on and after July J. lS75, "a
WILLIAM ii. hfEI., - =
ic15. --.-------------------------- Cashier j!
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE VIRGISA STATE INSURANCE Col =
= .51" -~'1si' RICHMOND, July l, 6f5.~
nWIDEND, NOTICE. directors Of
IL this Company have declared semi-anuual
DIVIDEND of Five PER GENT, free Of all
rxes out OF the proft Of the last SIX months pay
able 10 the stockholders and az er The Sd instant.
: T'-Ii0' lsf.i WILLIAM II. CHRi-TIAN,
Z , ty 2-lw ~ i.iEasf . -.Zlai I'd Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13
LAW OF NEwSrAPERs.

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press notice to the contrary, are consider
ed as wishing to continue their subscrip-
ton.
2. IF subscribers wish their papers dis
continued, publishers may continue to
send them until all charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office or place
to which they are sent, they are held re-
sponsible until they settle their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
4. If Ifsubscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher, and the
paper is sent 20 the former direction they
are held responsible. Notice should al
ways be given of the removal.
8. The courts have decided, that refus-
ing to take paper from the office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncalled FIR, is p1i-
ma [0cie evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-13

Do YOU see that gal over there ?"
asked a native Georgian of traveller
:, Yes" was the reply. "Wull, though
she amt twenty year old, stranger, that
gal raised large family. 'Twarn't her
own, though, it was her mother-in-law's
and she raised it with keg of gunpow-
der in the cellar.n