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MT COHEN BROTHERS

U-f3 JULIEN DhO1 nEhS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot in
remnants At 12kc.
They have also one of the largest assort ments Of
DRESS GOODS in the city.
DRESS GOODS at 9, 12H, 16, and 1sc. Tor the
WORSTED DEBEGES-reduced from 33c.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced in
price.
Their assortment Of BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, Is The
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
at various auction sales.
Do not fail 10 see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 1876, at &c. reduced from
&c., at CSC. reduced from 40c.
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUES.
Also, FRENCH NAINSOOk and CAMBRICS at
from 10 to 25c., usual value 50 to 45c.;
SWISS MUSLINS and TARLATANS bought at
recent auction sales. See their prices.
FRENCH-wovE CoRsETs at 5oc., at Tic. worth
&1,ats2 selling generally for s1.75, at 81. 10
reduced from 1915.
The largest variety in HIAMBURGH EDG1NG aud
INSERTING ever offered.
Also, a large stock OF PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING in great variety at fully half
value;
Also, COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usua price.
RIBBONS in alt widths and shades;
sAsH-RIBBONS from SOC. up. te5
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For sale By the publisher.

Ono AND VIRGINIA." In the article yester.
day from the Richmond Dispatch, the editor
Of that paper Is pleased to refer to Ohio
as Old Firginia's legitimate daughter, born
to her ut the passage of the great ordinance
OF 1857. We are glad to know that no little OF
the old 6lai affeclion for the mother is being
developed ia her OHIO off:pring. We re-
member how sadly 10 the early days of the
war OF the rebellion We were forced to open
our eyes to the tact that our old mother,
through the Influence of Charleston bot.heads,
bad finally passed the secession ordinance !;
bow she opened her generous old bosom and
invited the bullets and bayonets OF the Union
cohorts to expend their deadly forces upon
Der own devoted bead. We almost faucied
we beard her invocation, Let the blood of
the rebellion be upon us and our children. y.
But the dead past is to be buried in the more
glorious future. Peace and labor are 10 reap
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The Currency.

leading hard.money paper is quite
shocked at the views of the Ohio Democrats
upon the currency; but 1t is compelled 70
confess that the Republicans Of that State are
not sufficiently clear on the same suh)ec. 10
he free from doubt. Very true. Inc Ne
nublicau Congress was for curtailmenf. But
the party find that the people favor not that
idea, and, except 10 some OF the New Eps.
land states, the doctrine OF ccerc'ng specie
nsyments will find little favor any where.
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
aud nav be one or two other large cities, may
te in favor Of putting the financial policy OF
the nation at once upon the hard-money :"
tscs. The people and the States are not Tor
any such thing at this time. 10 draw IN the
currency in the present state of the country
would ruin hundreds Of thousands, ana stop
every enterprise In the land. And woy
should we? The currency is entirely salts
fsc,ory, and taken everywhere. Its unques'
toned solvency makes 1t the perfectly salts
factory medium Of exchange in commerce.
and causes trade to move with entire ease
and facility. Cur,aiI it9 For what? TO flll
the land with distress?
The Government has to do many things
before commencing the business Of preparing
for resumption. 1t must restore confidence
and so regulate our trade with the world
that nobody will want gold. When gold Is
not wanted and everybody has faith and
trust in the state Of things, it will be alto
gether easy to pay gold. But so long as
there is distrust-so long as gold is Wanteo
in large or liberal quantities to pay foreign
debt or the Government-specie payments
cannot be continued long. Resumption al
this time would be followed by immediate
suspensions
So let the immediate resumption men
rave. They can do nothing. The people
don't mean that any more distress shall be
created about this time by an idle attempt to
prepare for specie payments.
The Democrats, We are sure, have no OBJ
lection 10 being called "iDtlationists." Let
their adyersaries take the opposite side II
they choose. 1t will only help to make that
certain defeat which awaits them all the
more overwhelming.
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The Life Of Req. Dss1eE Witt, D. d., of
Priuce edward cousty, Va. by j. B.
JETER. Richmond: J. T. ELLysss, 1112
Main street. 1875.
Or. Writ Eas a man OF mark in his day.
We knew some Presbytensns in bis eoanty
whose favorite preacher be @as. Dr.. JErEg
is better acquainted with the events OF
DR.. Wits life and the characteristics of
the saan than any other person, and has no
doubt done his part towards making read
able and instructive volume. But the most
vsluabls and interesting part of the book is
a short autobiography. In this Dr.. Witt
has pictured himself as nobody else could
DO it.
For sale By the publisher.
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A large amount of excellent foolscap pa
ner Is wasted at this season of the year. Ii
il consumed by persons who visit the springs
In the capacity of dead-beats. and VINE ex-
meet to settle for their board by writing fui-
some and putting letters to be published 10
papers that derive no patronage and no ad'
vantage from the springs 10 question. we
desire to have 1t distinctly understood 10 ad'
vance that no such communications Will De
printed in the columns Of this paper re-
tersburg Appeal and Index.
What. Not from the Iron-Gray Sui
phur?
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Ipicked up a hymn-book 10 one of the
pews. 1t bore on its title page the name OF
"Mrs, J.E. B. Stuart" Ever in praise aud
honor be the name retained In Vireinian
hearts. Mrs. Stuart resides here with her
two children, and is held In the highest re-
spect and stfection by all the country side, as
should be the widow of one Of our best ana
brayest.-Letter from, Sdltuille, So'thwes1
Va. in Petersburg Appeal.
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CLERKS OFFICE sUPREME COURT OF APPEALs)
'I~ OF VIRGINIA. 7
RICHMOND, June 0. a. u. 1879

RICHMOND, June 10. A. ID. 1889
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISION OF
i an act of the General Assembly OF Virginia,
approved april 80, 1874, entitled an IAN act ore
.cdbingt the manner IN ~nlGn reeoros ior Inc gu
v,dng for letting the same TO contrac," and which
IS as follows To wit:
the clerks of The Supr, me Court of Appeals ut
Richmond. staunfon. " incheser. and Wythevile
shall, In the month OF June, IN inc year eigntern
IN the same month"; sol cit proposals by aover'isr
IN newspaper published In their res pectiye To-
of courts as Eiav be required unoer existing laws.
to be printed for The use OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals in determining cases of appeal.
IL. he aid proposals shall state The amount per
mage Of fifteen huEcre'i ems. SIN al plea type. and
shall include the paper printing. binding. and
neat cover with the style OF the case ana inc court
from which the record comes neatly printed there
IT. The said clerks shall award the contracts for
sale printing 10 tn. lowest responsible bidders In
their respective localities, aud ahal take Il ON them
bond, with ample security. In penalty toubie the
amount of the work 10 be executed, the same TO oe
ascertancd by the amount of The preceding year s
work. The mode Of terrifying and paying accounts
tor said printing shall be as now prescribed by
law.
". All acts aud parts OF acts In conflict with the
provisions OF this act are hereby repealed.
v. This act 81 al, De- In force # I'm its passage.
undersigned at his Office, at The Stale courthouse,
on EIt ven,h street between Broad and Marshall, In
The city or richmond. until IL o'clock III. or the
25TH INSTANT, for the PIX sTIEG, &C., In &C
c0rdance with the provisions OF The second section
of said act, Of all such Rr COHDS as the Supreme
Court OF appeals OF Virginia, ut ttchmona. may
require for one year from the LIST day OF July S75
AS the printing has TO be oone under the super.
yiion and direction OF the clerk, must be done In
this CITY.
Tee clerk clsims the right OF rejecting any and all
BIDS which IN his opinion do not and VIII not fully
| comply with the requirements OF the FOREGOING
ACT, and If d. cI,iDg ,cho responsive bidder"
and tphat Is .ampie security within the meahlng
Of the ssme. GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
Clerk OF the supieme Court of Appeals Of
lie II. eod7t Yirytui,, ut Richmond.
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An inquisitiye genius at our elbow, after
reading the accouats of the various COM
mencement exercises now taking place, asks
why "tbc closing of school should be styled
the commencement"s We Raleigh
Ne,oS.
You celebrate the 1anniversary of your
birthday" but you call dt your " birthday"
emitting the word "a1nverssry." So it is
customary to speak of the "anniversary of
the commencement simply as " the com.
Esencement."}
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1t Is not an uncalled for suggestion In the
Petersburg Star that the funding bill is not
The question now" It certainly Is not, and
when men talk about "funders" and anti
flinders" 1t Is merely convenient way to
divide parties without. the use Of terms that
are Gis.ss!elgl, BIZ! far more true.
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my Sl.Pod-1m
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY %

The management Of This popular sUAasn .. ssl-
SORT, encouraged BY thtir greet sacerss ia sipirY
son. have continues to add during lns M se-
months additional inproyen n,s untii no" rnr 10
comm odatious offered the pubic are t ~ su TIE
sny other In the mountains OF virgins, OF
He1Tt will be op-n for The r.cept en ,s-
nentlv aud elegantly Furnished, hayin ssn otcsby
an a ELETRiC ssLL. TIE MIN, RAJ Wh ,aplSs
consist OF ALUM six different grades c ,
ALUM. and cHALY sEArE. thus stornias .S,oSS af
me skin mouth, or threat; CIia0Sis bhocS,,nr,Nlc
INciPigST CONSUMPTION, pfsfEfsta.. AMI u
DIARRHGA, disease OF the urina's Sssa
All DIS EASES PECULIAR TO FENALkfs.. :, ,ormattco,
Fur PAMPHLETS. gtvtpg IA Ter la isI af The
Testimonials, &c., address The Manager =
sP Rps Sp, $50 to s75 FER MONTH, aee0sd'Os =
location u io0sus' ). b. TlSsLEY, Man rs,m
q. nj. MuLLIs. Assistant. j. I1 Soo----
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their glorious triumphs where wars desola'
ion has heretofore had its terrible sway.
The iron hands Of the Chesapeake and ONO
and the Virginia and Ohio railroads NAV yet
firmly r.unite us as one people. Ports
M onfh Globe.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS,

DAWLEY SPRINGS,
NEAR HARgISoNBURG, VA,
will be open the 1st day Of June next, under Tue
management of Major c. b. LUCK.
Circulars can be obtained Of Coleman osers'
Baltimore, Nd; Wilkinson Il Withers, RichiAond'
Va; or OF Major C. Is. Luck, OF Inc spots"9od
Hotel, Harrisonbu-g, Va. A. B. lRleh'
tel6-3Ot President Bo3rd of Directors.
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General GRANT has. dropped outs of
matters national. He is far more importsut
to Long Branch than be is to the Union.
The Union can get along without him,
"Lopg Branch "never.
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NE COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony of our physicians VINO
prescribe IT, and of patients who have taken IT, thai
it is more acceptable to the stomach and more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from New
foundland. MEADE q eAhEh'
Importing Pharmacists,
fe1o 919 Main street
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EXCURSIONS.

SELECr EXCURSION
TO WASHINGTON,
THURSDAY. JULY !, 1875,
ola Richmond, Fred crcksburg and Potomac Rail-
road and Potomac river.
Round trip only SO. Last opp )rtuni!y Of visiting
the CAPITAL this season or the small sum of 70.
Secure your tickets early. The train VIII leave
the head Of Broad street on Thursday morning,
July lst. at quarter before o'clock.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: T. L. Court
ney, William p. Gretter, William II. Cardozo, X.
S. Denny. 1aZl-s1
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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, GUIPURE for less than they were
ever known. 4 large stock Of ITALIAN, YAK,
and CULORED LACrS. Je 8
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MFR. K. Nj. POWERS Has JUSrASr
u arrived from The Valley OF V,rgipia 81
WILMA supsr9r 10. OF s ,,o, LA anu Esq
We keen HACKS. Bu5GiES, and HORSES for
hire, first.class. We also have SECONDHAND
BUGGiEs for Sc R. ~ 81
my 20 eer-...s-.s TURNER % W.
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BUNKER HILL-THs PRESIDENT ab.
sence of President GRANT from the Bunker
Hill centennial is made q matter of sharp
comment. Ii is matter of the smallest pos.
sible consequence.
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CITY LSGISEEk'S OFFICE, |
or Il

NOTICE 10 STONE-CONTRACr
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at This
Office until WEDSkSi)A June 23d, at i2u,clock
w. for FURNISHING and LAYING GRANITE
UnnINO and FLAGGlSG u q for rena ring aId
rcI,y,np same for the term OF niue months fIom
July 1st next. =,
Soecifcations and samples Of stone can be seen
upon application at this office.
'Cf p tommjttee Oh streets reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids offered and OF living me con-
tract for each article required to the lowest budeTs
therefor.
Forms of proposals can be obtained by applying
AT his office. W. +. ~ str w,
fu I T.
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60 W. L. B.-Put your name to that squib
of yours and we'll publish it. 1t would be
a capital joke.
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM sTACSToN
tears stopping ar the door) on the Chesapeake ahu
Ohio railroad. This

FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM sIACNiVS
fcars stopping az the door,, on the CHESAPEAKE aId
Ohio railroad. This
WATERING-PLACE,
situated In The mountains OF Virginia, at an eta
ton Of 900 feet above the level ot The sea- "nFt9
both TO !nvaids and plea ure-seekrrs rsre cD''n'
nation OF ATTRACTIONS in the variety ana efG ;.,fr
of the mineral waters, the heal hy and ceilgiHSt
nature OF the climate. AMI the unrivaued inasi'"
cepce Of the surrounding scenery. ,,.,,.,
The mineral springs include The tnrer usH M
classes Of alum, chs iyheatr, ahd hesi,h r., ,iiy
aim waller Is shown By ac'uil 1ralysis 70 ~ Iui.'
equal To that OF the Rockbridye Alum me cnlI
ate and ncaipg waters are OIL yer! superior n.
c-llence. Ample experience In the use o, Ole u
waters has fully eslabi lshsd thrlr great chri.nII
properties. They have made many "on on. 80.
cures md are npst admirably sdlpt,df0 inc ira,
ment or dyspepsia, liver disease. cousiiE
scrnfula, erysipslas, cutaneous nisrtse'; ns.tiye
rheumatism, diseases OF the M nsry aud eenrt'.n,
organs, maIadies peculiar 10 the teua anH,,nni.
General debility There few forGt5 Of eh"I ~.
disease that would not either b. en'lre! 'H-'
greatly henefited by their tnIiciou, Use. n ba,l.
Plunge or H0%rh.B 4 fhiNn III 'Ae
ipg-waier free OF charge. a., ,,.n,,,.t
The nights are cooi aqd pleasant In ut , no
weather, and The climIte Is saluur!ou' ah' '"'
railing. yu,.,.,s Knob,
The scenery is truly magnificent. Fitiotts NM
&44S fee above tide. w ,ter level. the lispe md
tain III Virginia, Is in full view OF !he no'''
not more than shree miles from H. ,.,vu, con.
Good music, croquet. anda bo"llnS,aise y, bnr,..,
tribute TO the amusement OF guests. Bc,oeI n
hacks. and spring-wa2ors for hire. a", s,nis a,u
modarions good aud comfort,blr Lh1 N.Y.
be opened Tor yis.t tors on The 5TH ot nnr,h Of
Board per day, 81: per w.S siv WE'VE g,. Years cid
thirty days. $50. Children under t"ei'e
aud servants, halt-price. .o,,ises,e Of
FOR circulars win anal ysiS of water cPr,tn ,hj.
cure &c. write 10 the proprietoIs os Apply :"
Dispatch office, Richmond; 8 y HURRlSS.
a1.eoa.,m Pioprie0c.-
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The International Reuie,o is an excellent
serial. The No. for July and August has al
ready came to hand.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DY REQUEST OF MANY CITIZENS
- MISS kIDENOUR, vocalist vii, give another
concert at L"igh-sree Baptist church on TUE
DAY EFrhING The 2tinstan'. aSsls'ei ny MISS
FirzwIIson piauist and Mr. Garland. futist-ench
of th. IN graduates OF the Institution for the Blind
1T SIauDton.
They win be assisted by some excellent musical
talent of this CITY. who will combine 10 render the
enter tlinment one OF musical attracivene>s.
The concert will b. Tor NJ SIS kid"nour's benefit.
Admi sion, % cc-ils. Performance Will COM
mcucr M S.3O O'clock ie 21-2t
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spEClAL NOTICES.
M GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS
WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
COL BROAD STREET.

am determined to sell goods at the very low
est prices, aud will give every advantage 10 my
customers. ask but one price, and that the low
est In the city.
Bargains in DRESS GOODS;
Bargains in BLACK CIR ENADINEs;
Bargains in BLACK ALPACAs;
Bargains in MOURNING GOODS, &c;
Bargains in PAEAsOLS and LACE sHAWLs;
Bargains in WHITE GOODS, &C.;
Bargains in CAs,IMERES and LINENS;
Bargains In RIBBONS ard SCARFS;
500 pieces choice styles BEST PRINTS at SIC.
yard;
REST PACIFIC LAWNS at 12hc. worth zoe. q
yard;
Inst received a new lot of TTO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, light and dark shades, at 75c. worth
Sl.15 pair;
Will open on Monday and during the entire week
large line of DRESS GOODS. NOTIONS,
FANS and FaN.CHAINS, PARASOLs, and
lots of other goods, oil to be sold at the very
lowest prices;
a. PLAIN aud STRIPED GRASS LINEN at
12kc. worth zoe. yard.
Call early and secure the great bargains at
WILLIAM TBALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
B.-Country orders solicited and promptly at
tended to. Goods sent c. o. d. or otherwise.
je1
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GREAT REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES
THE MAssANETTA SPRINGS. %

four miles from Harrisonburg, Va,
have wrought most astonishing cures in ague and
fever, dyspepsia, general debility. scrofuIa, rhtu-
ease Of the kidneys, and all other functional dis
eases of the urinary and sexusl organs. Many OF
these we're cases OF great severity and long dnra,
ton which had dehed all thu resources OF medical
science and reduced the sufferers to the verge o. inc
grave, when they found safe and raoid means OF
thorough and permanent relief III the watefS Oh
this fountain Of health.
Fine mountain air ard scenery. Within less than
one-half days journey from Baltimore, Nd; "ash-
ington. ID. c.; and Richmond Va.
HOTEL NOW OPEN. Accommodations strictly
frst-class.
Board per day, 70; per week. $12: per month,
$40. For circulars containing ceri6cltes OF some
of the MOST REMARKABLE CURE: EVER MADE BY
MINERAL WATERS. write TO ;. GOOpE,
Manager Massanet'a springs,
10 7-eod HarrisOnburg, Va.
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me- JUNE 5TH.-NEW GOODS!

me- JUNE 5TH.-NEW GOODS!
800 pieces BEAUTIFUL NEW PRINTS, just in; DC.
l2Hc. &c.;
BUSTLt S, every shape:
BLACK ALPACAs, Ii OHt IRIS,
aud UMBRELLAS,
GfNTLEMEN'S and LADIr s. GLOVES,
SILK SCARFS, RI. CHiNGS. &C;
MOURNING GOODS IN great va Lefty.
BOHBAZ. NEE, TAMkSE, CHI LLEYS,
GRAPE CLU1 Hs, CRAPE WELLS,
ENGLISH CIR APES. &c;
WHITE PIQUES. VIC fORLA LAWNS,
STRIPED OhGANDIES,
LINEN SHEETINGS. very cheap. Je
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apECIAL NOTICES.

M FAsT-COLORED LAWNS AT Sc.
per yard-no remnants or seconds, but large
pieces, from which you can get any number CT
yards you want;
LINEN TUssoRE sUlTINGs at s'sc. per yard
worth Csc;
yard.w,de CAMBR1Cs ut 12H and 1879. worth
ID and Csc;
Choice STYLES of CALICoEs at SIC. per yard;
Handsome CoLoRED STRIPED GRENADINES
at l2hc. worth ESQ.,;
BLACK GRENADINES from 12hc. mp to 1925
per yard;
BLACK SILKS at $780,, 81. 1925, $3.50, Sl.75'
81, and up to $3.50 per yard-the largest ana
cheapest stock in this city;
COLORHD SILKS in stripes, plaid, ana pain
colors, in ell of the new and desirable snades'
among which will he found good STOCK Oh
browns, now 80 desirable;
BLACK PLAID GRENAD1NEsat3o SOC per yard
sold two weeks ago at SOC
LEVY BROTHERS.
A large lot of STRIPED JAPANESE POPLlNS
at12Hc. per yard. FA'
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CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE
pYrrrSfnNn Va hmm 7 1ST6

NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received AT this office until WEDNESDAY,
June 23d ut 2 o'clock NJ. for FURNISHING
The CI:Y MULES AND HORSES WITH HAY
for the Il rim Of three mouths.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids offered.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained by applying
III this office. w. +. CuI, uA",
ie lid City H. ginner.
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49, NEW CAssIMEREs. DRILLS.

DUCKS, &C., FOR SUMMER.-T. &. PRICE & co.
are opening daily CASSIH ERES for sun mer,
LINEN DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS and SUIT
iNGS, DRAPE rE ETE for gentlemen; SOChs =,
Shirt, TICS. &C. Stock kept full aud complete
through entire season, and goods sold at fair value
all the time. JED
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MARRIAGES,

Married. June 7th. by the Rev. J: Turpin, at
the residence OF DR.. Samuel Haes: Halifax county
va, kDWIN p. WILKINSON; OF a>Gninnnu' W.
No cards.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HOWITZERS.-Asse at your AsA
. NJ in ciiIzcn's Dress for transaction OF
husinfs IS. TIL. fine committee VIII he In Nz-ess
session aud hear excuses. BY order OF captain
CARTER. " q u.
WALKER LIGHT GUARD COM n
w PANY b.. FIRST REGIMENT ViR- p
GINA va. = Notwithstanding az your Sr. w
mory. No. GA Main street. THiS NI"nday) II
EVENING ut O'Clock for drill. By order or Lieu
tnnart C. r. BISFORp. W.R. BURGESS.
10 2l-lt* Orderly Sergeant.
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ITO! FOR PIC-NICS
COMNENCEsg EN- rs.

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D edmond COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Tuesday. 22d-Celebration of Mu Sigma Rho So
cicty.
Wednesday, 23d- Celebration of Philologian So
ciety.
THURSDAY, 24lh-Commercement proper.
All these exercises will be held In the College
chapel at So p. NJ.
The nubilc are respectfully invited to attend.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-21

a LASKA POWDER best preparation
III use for cleaning metal, washing paint glass,
&t.s o heusekeepers IL is pistleniIriy recon-.
mfntel by CHRisTtAs& White.
& leo Aseais
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
IL TRAITOR OF the late THOMAS BRAINARD,
same viii present them 10 me. propsrly authenE-
catcd tor settlement and all parties indt bted 5e
estate wilt please come forward and setle ~ once.
G.. l.. DEGAh uE,
te10-otE FXch nge Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-21

The Ailanthus and Otahete mulberry have
for some days filled the air with offence and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-21

In what do Colorado sugs and humbugS
resemble each other Their food is green.