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6sprtteFarifGe @ihsrbeiten . .$258,1Sl 49
Musfshentr Hehnungen. . 243 $50 20
Ncten fir Wr1mien 1881 IS
Ser. Ct. reaif irte @hulbIbe'ne 10, 90 90
SraiaI Wram Ell Betras . 1. }03 90
Sle Dominion Stsamlbip Com.
pany stOd 5000 90
@runbfidt j.. .r.. 1883 SO
Office WGbeln . S72 o.
Tdlis BON 8anfsn & @anquiers . 1857 70
8pn Msenten in laufenber @ed.
mug b,909 "a
gaar . 2O,t 81 SO
$5s9,863 u
5. S. Glauabter. prGi. 6. 8. @iGis &c.,
.. u. @alfer E. Co., Istntsn,
: 49, fnt Ml4 Matn StraBe.
, 1875-02-06

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mirb UNI f. f sebetlt.
SHE pericn, sptlte an pbiesr Sraniteit
le,eet, pirp aststen f Ii on 2r. Vviee AZ men.
zen, weI&er sin. GlolHe Neeisin esrisltsu 3uv
Yrobs. eur& Gle Grvrtb.
Mmonf
lsnten rtrb.
Die ,in,isen sfonsn line bic @Ypnbfoaen
BE i'm 0ssrbGItni6 gum @sl&dfte asrines iint.
Or. priee IN elm iiuet,tsr sirst ane pat bic
9ebanhlans Der
falIenScn Guht
~ feiusm SauptAubtum asniaGt snb SrT&eri
6eilunA bur1 @sbrau@ ieiner Msttain.
llntsrIaBt Mot fir cine vrpbsflai&s ~ en-.
ben, % fplift nitis uni wtve
@ub beilen!
p Go ua&t uibts aus. nis alt he araufbeii
IL une wsl&e anbese Maiitel feb!sei&laaen ia.
ben.
!. GirIulars unb 3susai6e rsrssn nit ser.a
ni@ts fofenbtn.. probeflai&e
ssianpt.
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au asbsn unb l1reibt an
Or. Gbas. &. grite
Mo. 81 Wil,ams Ctr , Rem yOrs.
26 IL mi
, 1875-02-06
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8erf6erungS-0 eieQfhaft
BON Nir9inia.
Gfe ber 1Oten unb ganfs Stra6e.
&C d mpnr, ga.
Sncorporirt i'll Sabre 1894.
Seriidert Sduier fiir INNER ODER idbrlid).
Die IerTdernngs- aieienianft bot
$40, 600, 500
@i9cntbun,, nm ttmaiae 0erlulfe su bssablen.
Die @erliiite ipercen sleidmdbip
angeitle9en unb prrmpt be;oblt.
6erbert q. Claiborne. 5aupt. Msent,
a0bn 3. Tauinrtb. Sefretar.
0enrD 8. Saniortb, 5iitfe.S efretar.
Samuel s. Pulliana, @casftcr. IA II Int
, 1875-02-06
Dritter jabrlider 8eribt
bon benz
Gtanbe Der
gpn6bnrg e)niurdnce 4
Sanfin9 Gpn,pa amp.
lien Sanuar 1874.

9asitd .....,. .sss5o.Mo
Hsfsrpe-Sunb . 47,t57 ;
Butbaten ter Isrofteren 166,584 8
@utbanen bsr9anten II. garqnters 26,1}1 70
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HEALING SPRINGS
WE. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DIR. NJ. Il. HOUSTON. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
BATH COUNTY, VA.

This dcseryedly pouui,r summer resort WIZ DC
oprped on the fiRSr PAY o. JU ' . Tor Tue re.
c.ption OF visitors by tn undc' iGneu' VIZ , n
span, The besr part of hi lifetime IL h"iei
ana feels satisfied he will be able - render tntte
satisfaction to all who may favor IN WIN l!ieis
patronag. and sustain The reputation tness phs
have uairci vii plea ure seek rs rs W. d, 49,
Who geek Inc use Of the wa,er fer InediclnaI puf'
pose. - ,,,,,o, ., n,r;les
who wish TO make this their home Tor Tue sup''Ae
say three mouths. ,, ,,,ors mi.
For pamp lets and circulars giving NOR r n,.
mn description Of the rprlngs aud me way " IS
ting 70 them sppiy To hsssrs. PURCELL tApp ~
re irhm md or 20 me 81 The SptiD.S. ue' lDud
tickets to Coyingion from all pont, where mn H.
viii be close conrtc III with ilne sttge I'M.
rect 10 the springs over OeIuitul ""unlan 80
Parties .. efrrriug private conreyirc.e eau ' .hs
them by teleGraphin2 10 the proprietor - wv
springs. >,u Furnish
ali barticnIars r,laliye 10 rhe Witers and D'Aa,
az ~ ~ "a m W r. itiSHpr. Proprietor.
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,.npECaAa NOTICES.
GET TT WILL PAY YOU In BUYING
70 ,r DRY GODS to cali first on
1vri n ppnT7fERg

"a this Ia the place where you will always hnd
good assortt stock OF everything usually kept in
first. Glass drygoods house at the very lowest Do'
tom prices.
They call now special attention 10 their FOURTH
SITpPiY OF SP3ISG AND SUMMER GCODS
Just opened. Amongst which you will una:
1000 pieces COLORED GRENADINES at LUG
per ward, regular value 30c.;
/ 600 pieces DRESS Gv0Ds at 12H, &c., ana one
shifting per yard-alI goods when SOLO Two
weeks ago st % 80. and 40c.
Handsome assortment OF all Styles OF DHhoo
GOODS from 25c. yard up TO :l.oo;
500 pieces BLACK lKON-GRENADlNEs at o'e
shilling, never sold less than 25c;
pr.,rk and COLORED SILKS cheaper than
ever;
RACK ALPACAs at twenty-five per cent. below
regular market price:
7.and ID FRENCH PERCALES ut 12}4c. worth
IS AMI zoe. per yard:
900 pieces new Lawns and ORGAHDlEs;
3OO pieces SOLID and STRIPED LINENS nj
12hc. worth Csc;
600 pieces new SUMNER CALlC0EsandP PER
Gales;
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN, an endless .Tari-
ETY.; v,c
The argcst stock ever sho *n In TINS Guy o, w
TUiIA LAWNS, SWISS MUSLIHS. TARLE.
TANs. NAlNSOuKS-plaln striped, ana
checked; PIQUES, LACE-sTRIPE MAX
sEILLEs, IRISH LINENS, COTTON and
LINEN DIAPER. BROWN and BLEACdED
DAMAsKS, FRUIT-CLOTHS, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS;
WHITE and CoLoRED BED-QUILTS from 81
upto$10:
100 pieces "a Sd. and Cd PLAIN aud CHECh-
I'D MATING;
MEEK aud s. SH-RIBB' Ms very low;
The latest styles OF NECK ana HAI-SCAhfS'
COLLARS, CUFFS, FANS, BELTS, CHAINS
&C.;
New CAMBRIC EDGINGS and INSERT1SGS
from sc. per yard up;
Ladies' and Misses HITE and STRIPED HOSE
at all prices
New goods are daily added to The increased stock
of dry goods ut siCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
mro5 between Fourth and Fifth.
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will make no concession as TO reasons Trough
they were as plenty as blackberrles. lodeed'
it is plain that he will take the presidency
for n third term rather than decline it IN face
OF an impudent threat !! How would sHsR.
MAN like that?
We think these little advertisements are not
unhc4l.hluI. The comedy is good thing
after the tragedy. SHERMAN is injecting into
IL a good deal of racipcss and some 1rreslst-
BILE con,retemps that Will vastly heighten the
pubic erj,yment.
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MAJ NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
DRY GODS
FOR MAY, OF THE LATEST EXPECTATIONS.

T. r. PRICE s. co are sgaln represented In the
northern markets. and have opened many new and
desirable FANCY DRESS aud MOURNING GOODS OF
The rAr.St fabrics
HAMBURGH poLoNAIsEs of choice shades,
ELACK i!OUBLE CHAIN CANVAS GRESADlsE,
BLACK IKON Gil. NADINE. .-
BLACK PLAID GRSNADINE Tor oversk!rtS:
BLACK GRENADINES from 40c., Soc, to 30 per
yard:
New shades PLAID and CHECKED CAMEL'S HAIR,
PLAID md PLAIN PONGEE POPLlNS.
EoRDERED ohGAND ES and JACcONETS. DRESS
SILKS OF every color and gu ,lity. HTRIPsD SILKS
from Use to g. pr yard. light aud mesium hid
GLOVE two and three butoGsh GLOVE FITTING
CORsET from $l to s each. HAMBCRGH EDGINGs
ano lSSERTiSGS. 1HREAp GLOVES, BLK GLOW Is,
uAUNTLETs.&c. my3
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BL4cKwoop's MAGAz!NE.-Wc have re-
ceiy,t: from Mcssrs. WooDHoU>E & PAEHAA
Blacbrood for May. Ii contains Interesting
articles on Lord Lytlon's Speeches, " Inc
Life Of Casaubon.'' Mucready's Remin's-
ccnce-," aud other publications. IEe
"Sccncs in kisbmir," described IN 'he
Abode of SNOW" seem to have come
directly from the "Arahian Nights"
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@MoRE ARRIVALS OF NEW

T. e. FhICFH CO.
are receiving daily evant lines PARAS0LS aud
UMBRELLAS. r. RCALES aud CAMBnICS. =
New-pattera PEINTS-great variety; IRISH
LINEN, LINEN LAWNS, GASsIMERE&-Eng
sh. French. and smeric N; men SHEEFlSGS.
T. RL -DAMAsK, NAPKINS. LOYLIEs. Tow.
ELS.
isrge stock of NICK RrFFLINGS. LADIES
SILK SCakEs; LACE BAR bES. botn hite and
Llack; LINEN COLLAns ard CUFFS.
by ruirr and express eEt ry DAY they VIII con.
tlnlie 20 acd 10 their choiee sloekof Foreign aae
Domestic goods, mya
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7r,y COHEN BROTHERS are now otfe

| NAT COHEN BROTHERS are now otfar-
ing the greaest barzaps ever before offered in the
city. Hard times all the couhtry are sffording
| below any standard value.
| The great principle of COHEN BROTHERS is Ia
give every advantage in The purchase Of goods 10
their customers. Among the many goods just re-
ccyed are, from the late New York bankrupt sales.
A large stock CT BLACK ana CuLoRED Silks
including handsome evening shades;
| STRIPED SILKS at 75c.;
| st ACK and WHITE SILKS at S5c worth 81 .25
Also, large variety of BLACK and COLURED
SATI>S;
HAMB RGH LACE DRESS GOODS at Csc. to
Sl.75-Ieduccd in price flu " 25 per cent.
Their stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every
| variety:
BERLIN STRIPES at 1Oc. worth 20c.;
pLAIUS at 12&c;
The WORSrtD DEBAGES In the best shades at
lSc.. reduced from $50;
PLAIDs, FO> les, JAPANESE SILKS, and all
other dress goods recuced;
BLACK G HENADINES in all qualities;
BuMBaZlNRS aud TAMISr CLOTHS just re-
ceved, 1T less than market value:
Yard-wide VICTURlALAWNSa at &c.,. price hav-
ing been 3Oc.; very fine at 25c., formerly sod
al doc:
NAISsuOKs aud CAMBRTCS at near half value
FkEA CHI PlQUi at 80, 35, and 40c., reduced 5
TO zoe. a yard
COHEN BROTHERS have th largest and cheap
est stock of REAL anu LIMITATIONS LACE In the
city. To save money do not fail 10 ZEE their stock
and pri ces before you buy
A large variety Of HAMBURGER EDG1NGS and
ISSHRTlNtiS just received from auction;
| -Four. button KiD-GLOVrS, So:
Also two cases of thr best LAWNS at 12kc, selling
generally at 20c.;
| One case of eleg snt styles yard wide PERCALEs
at 1870; ...
REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS and sACQUEs at
! ltss shan half their value.
See hundreds Of other great bargains at their
| place OF bust cess. .---.....u....-~--. my ~
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Comedy of Inculpation,

The General of the Armies in hi, book takes
occasion to reproduce the cXtravagant ex
Preston Of bis bitterness towards Mr.. DAVIS,
INDUCED in the conscious freedom from re
sponsibility that power and position gave
The General has the art Of poisoning
shaft. 1t was not enough that be should
throw 4 suspicion on Mr.. DAVIS that he had
q Knowledge OF the madman's purpose to
asslssinate Mr.. LINCOLN, but he went further,
and sought to make the odum of that sup
posed knowledge the greater by putting Mr.
DAVIS and GEORGE SANDERS together. Poor
GEORGE! He had his visionary schemes and
crotchetS, but he was kind.hearted person,
and would not take food from starving
house.
Ii the General of the Armies desired to do
himself an injury in the estimation OF the
world be could not have done better than to
reproduce the innuendo concerning Mr..
DAVIS so long utter the war, and when the
whole world knows that Mr.. DAVIS was as
innocent of all knowledge Of the ASSESSING
ton of Mr. LINCOLN as was General SEER-
NAN himself He repeats what be said TO
General JOHNSTON in lS65-that be thought
"LEE and JOHNSTON and the Confederate off,
"cers inca atle of being privy 10 acts Of as
sassination," but he "would not say as
"much for DAVIS, GEORGE SANDERS, and men
''of that stripe"
There was no necessity for the reproduce
ton OF the story, and it may be regarded
now Us a case illustrating how to suspicious
and highly -prejudiced persons trflss light
as air " are confirmation strong as proofs of
Holy Writ" 1t is more curious than seri.
Gus, and by reason of the exposure to which
IT is now subjected 1t is more criminal than
3 respectable. We have no doubt that BAR
! BAaA FRILTCHIE would have concurred with
General SHERMAN in his suspicion of JEFF.
DAVIS, and now that suspicion is sent along
with BARRARA's story to the maelstrom of al
absurd and fraudulent things.
y We were just thinking that even now 8
Nttle theory in the line of the farce of iocul.
patNon might be constructed for amusement
as wefV as for the sake of a moral. Amongst
the abslhSdest of absurd things rumor has
been put hAoat that GRANT has been fear.
fully threatened with fatal consequences
should he decline, to come out against third
term. Now, MoSfVoMERY BLAIR charges
SHERMAN with being a. batter of GRANT. We
all know bow be can hate he hated
STANTON and HALLEcx-a nta we know be has
been named for the presidency. He is,
moreover, Republican and q batter of
Cesarism. Here is matter for theorhztpg and
splicing over the "comedy Of iaculpanion."
Who knows bu. that GRANT may gro&x a
little more serious in contemplating then
ield and considering his own satelyY f'rom
the Radical accounts be takes tbe threat with
enough seriousness to make it 8ear upon bis
conduct. He is as bold as FALsrArF, and
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apESuAI FOTT.-Ea.

fB LADfEJ GARMENIa.I LADIES
GARMENTS !-prices marked down to close ont
several lots as the stock must be reduced. iheea
goods will be sold at less than cost out
will ray ynu TO examl, e our stock OF LADIES
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest stock of PARASULS and SUN-UM-
BKELLAS In this city. my ~
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my 1871 NJ
MAST BELLEmuT TIE
SWEEr CHALYBEaTE SPRINGS, AL

SWEEr CHALYBhATE SPRINGS, AL.
- LFGHANY COUNTY, VA. NINE MILES
FROM ALLtGHASi STATION, on lie
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO kA'hRJADI Inc
Jude, signed for * vcra years connected with tho
Official man1pemcnt OF the an )re.i anci springs.
uua for the past few years /? The sama c'pacy a.
the W,rin springs, Bath rOun,y, Va. would re-
sprcifuilv announce 10 lis friend, and the springs
going public that h. u = leasr q hes CELEBRATED
lTONIC STRINGS The best In lne mountains BOTH
70 DKISKISI; AND BATiiTSG AM VII orch tileHi
on the FIks T. OF JUNE 1873. tor The reception
of visitors Is irsf-claSs in all dcvr'tintnts inc
esruh shmenr having been "v' rnan cd u "a fn. IN
Io0d order NJ hopes t. receive hare Of the pub
lie patronage. For pamphlets ana circI!1rs IN
uuirr Of MeSsrs PURCELL, I,ADD s. % Elcl'-
rond: COL-MAS. RODGERS Co., BalllhlFei VI
Of The UndsrSign d III tn prings.
INV % I'm Y, r, VII son. Proprietor
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NOrICE.-H CEMETERY
COMPANY

All persons are Informed that NO REFRESH.
Mth OF sny kind Will be allowed u b. sold in-
side ile cemetery enclo. ure on EnnESDAi.
june q The day Of the Ne morIal ce!ebr ,fion:
that No CAR ,IAGES will b. permitted inside
from NJ. tn T.. NJ. After this time they wiz
be required to enter at the eastern cute and leave The
cemetery Ut its western gate.
,nGS viii not be allowed within the enclosure
under anv ~'rcums'a: cas.
BY order OF The President.
JAMES Fl. GARDNER,
q
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TIE Cupeper Observer leads an article
-, s. Conscientious Journalism" and dcvolCs
its leading editorial in the same issue to ad-
yocatins a reputation Of a part Of the Sale
debit
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NOTICE.-The creditors Of CHARLES
IN Y. WokTuAM 4 co. and OF the indiyit lal
IN, Elbers Of said FIR II whose 6ebts weF cnnlr. cted
by notified that shall on Jus 8, 1875 VI 10 A.
81, proceed to t,ks proof OF such u.bs: and all
ssnI their d mands. anu acting und, a j, ere of
the ,iusnc~ry curt Of -ichmond In the built OF
.,rwas. &C., ps. Williams aud blackwell, rus-
ten Scn W;Ahlr1 j. LIE AKE.
Commissioner,
my 2e.eod4t No. HOS MAIN street.
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Thank YOU, Mr.. Gcepord Star.

In letter 70 The Philadelphia le'egr0Ph
from London, "Dex,er," speaking ol the
Po,al Academy exhibition, says:
81, were unsatisfactory 10 omit allusion
to the single large piece Of sia'Gary the OK
hibiton contains. The late acadcm'cian &c
ley's Standing figure Of S:onewaIl dickson IS
of the heroic size, in bronze, and has opeh
commissioned by British admirers OF Inc DC
celsrG Confederate chieitan Ter prc>cntal,1n
10 Virginia. OF The portrait am not quar-
fe5f 10 peak; but the execution * soco' Tue
pose a, d ocaliug are firD and Characteristic
and the whole figure is all but instinct WIN
life AID animation. The General is a''lrcd
10 the Uniform Of his rank, AMI its simplicity
nsr!nou Us well with the expressive CAST OF
FEATURES, while attention would only be al
vcr;cd from tie countcpaucc, through whicn,
beng dead, he yet brca:h and speaks, by
suo.ltllou, decorations or any boHclty Oh
Apparel.
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NJ BLACK SILKS; ST K IP ED,
PLAID. and PLAIN CULURED SILKS at lower
prices than the same quality OF goods can be pur-
chased for elsew where. Those who are In the haoit
sending north for their silks are invtad 10 bring
their samples and compare with our goods
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock II
PARASOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAs tn this city.
my19
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CHARLES HU1ZLER will open or
Orurstiay. 25th instant. some offhe CHEAPEST
GOOD. that have been shown in this market au-
ring The prese scrson. ,,t,o.
Having lust returned from New York. ne brings
with him Il splendid line Of NOV ELITES puL-
oh sea al The recent package sales IN new 1olA'
when goods decliued from 70 10 20 per ceht'
special uarp-i IS art offered In
DRES, GOODS. M8tulDEEitS;
CASSIMLKrS, PRIN rs. ana FASS: t., a.
Tho isSf assorted sfocs OF KID GLOVES In me
civ among 'hcm some more OF those t"o-ou''oi
opera shade, ut 75c., al ,,Ir,ytEp,S
o- GIL Broad street.
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4 sHI.AND uOrGL, situated in Ashsso

A SHLAND HOTEL, situated IN A snas Of
"A hanover county, Va. sixteen mi,es 40 ,ad
Ricbr,snd on the X, alno d. fr deri sSss is.so-
Potonac r.ilfoat. ofsss Ytssr'cLAss. i,sse and
n,ai,v furnished; servaus polite sho ansrs,t;
table supplied oasy from ktchioSssta .,o n and
grounds am Pile and very aitrscsNs, Of The most
pixss.nt SAA1n ~ oa,.i society, 70.
markauie for us extraordinary D. ai.s :. Win oe
ac,sssibe oy raii IRON all potnts fsoila ond aaa
| Furnished WITH ratl.osd tickets 70 - s,,s.
return Tor DOC ronnd .sip. eeog hall p' 70
For tesHs aud other par,ie9 as aparm;,tiiER.
A's SoO PropItetorS
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NJ DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS

1-r DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
VIII omen on MONDAY, May Gath, and during
the entire week, the largest and cheapest stock of
DRESS GOODS,
CASsIMERES.
RIBBONS,
sCAREs,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
call is solicited as am determined TO sell goods
at The very lowest prices, and will not be undersod
1000 pa,r Of TWO BUTTON LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES at 75c. worth fully
s1.25 pair;
A,so, 1000 LADIES' and CHILDREN'S PARA
SOILS aud UMBRELLAS from 81 10 a5;
Five cases of those beautiful and FAST-COL OlhD
LAWNS at 124c. worth zoe. will be opened
this week;
500 pieces new styles and FAST-COLORC CALI
COS at SIC a yard will also be opened, so call
early and oftan and get some Of the great bar
gains at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
. Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
WILLIAM THALHIMER.
my2a Sixth and Broad streets.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. n, the Residence of hr brides father, BY
Pry. r. l.. rr, slou, l., IT,, TucSdly. May Goth W.
: pu.r,N. .iR.. ana MARY &. youngest
daughter T.: George Is. Allen. No cards.
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DRY GOODS.
DIZZY EUODS.
-~-~-~~~~~~~~--~~~o~~@~>-~~
NEW GOODS! NEW BARGAINS!


NEW GOODS! NEW BARGAINS!
JUST RECEIVED:
600 pairs of those excellent 1-BUTTON KID
GLOVES-alI >had~s-at Coo.
500 pairs splendid 2.BUTTUN KID GLOVES
20 pieces STRIPED GRENADINES-good
sly cs-at 12i6c.; "
5000 yard; best AW NS-in full dress patterns
90 nj. crs full yard-wlde VICTORIA LAWNS
16 p;e 1 4 pure LINEN sUIrINas at Csc
worth 37hc.; o-
900 PARAsULS-all new stylcs-at prices 20
uer G, nj. lower THAI elsewhere: .,
New s,tle, In oTHIPED SILKS, SILK pOpLiNS,
sTRIi.E6 aud PLAID JAPANESE SILKS at
greatly reduced prices;
col OkED YAK LAGES:
TaPr and BRAID FRiSGES IN latest Shaaes'
PLAID SH ri PbU%S at SOC: -r,r-
PLAIN and GROS-GRAlN ASH and NECh-
RIRRON--all widths-in all the new shades
! OOO STRAW Ii for ladies, gentlemen, anu
chi dreu-from ] &c. up;
STRAW MATrl GS lower than ever,
anu many '' JULIUS MEYERS'S,
No 6O3 Broad street.
Demo-cst's Reliable Patterns; Lew summer sly e'
receive q, Is oi-1t
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DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA,
+ T BARNES. prOppIEToR,

will open for The season the F!E-r OF ~ NJ NJ,
I he tables VIII he supplied Nth al III" 'ehfasts
of he sait.wt err section, aud ,very attention pala
IN The COR fort OF guests. here Is al'0 every cou
~ ,., nin r for iafhIn". rry IS I'm
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H,IssTH'ts;;ai,
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY!

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY!
GENILEMEN's, YOUTHS and BOYS LINEN
WEAR.
Owing to the late spring aud having too large
STOCK of IINEN-WFAR, | will offer from this
time and during the balance Of the season my en-
LINEN BODY.WEAR
Except white vests)
ATAND, BLOW COSr FOR CASH.
This is an opportunity 10 give all The benefit Of
KEEPING COOL during the short suTmer at little
cost j hesc goods must he sold. as 1 cannot afOrh
TO carry the Ia over Give me call st llO9 Main
street. WM. IRA SMITH,
Agent.
Sipp LONG FLAG nv 26.eod3t
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nv 21.S

DOR SALE, No. l MICH COW, ESH
l. fresh to the pail. Apply at Nos. 3 and!G
10 hipht rDth street.
. my 81 ltk JOHN +. BURCH.
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On and after JUNE lst R0USD-pHlF TlChEIS
vii, TIC on sale At The hichlnond ara DanFi'lr Kali
road depot at The following GREATLY REDUCED
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nJY MATING! MATING! MAT
TING INVITE, RED-CHECK, and FANCY
MATING at all prices. OIL-CLOTHs In all
widths and qualities. CARPETS " Brlis els. Ia
pestry, Tiree-rly, Ingram, Hemp, anu venetian
cocoa MATING,
RUGS, COCOA MATS,
HAS-UCkS,
WlADO SHADES,
LACE a1d NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS ana
CURTAIN. Fixtures, at
LEVY BROTHRES'.
1917 and 1919 alain street Richmond, Va.
The largest stock # pARAsOLS III THIS city ana
at the lowest prices. my ~
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SUMMER REsORYs. s'':sE
1pHE VARIETY SPRINGS,


AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM STANTON
Gears stopping at the doorl on the Chesapeake and
WATERING-PLACE,
situated In the mountains Of Virginia, at all eeva-
both to lnvnlids and pea.ure-seekers rare c0mbi-
nation Of airactiors In the variety and excellence
Of the mincEal waters. the heal ny and deligh.fgt
nature Of the climate, AMI the unrivalled magnif-
cerce of the surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include The three distinct
classes of alum, chaly heatr, and healing. The
au q wafer is Shown BY actuil ANALYSIS 10 be fully
equal To that Of The Rockbridge Alum. The chaiy-
l ate and healing waters are of very superior ex
c.l!ence: Ample experience Int, IN the use OF tnrse
properties. They have made many wonderful
cures, land are admirably adapted TO the fr
%,
rheumatism diseases of the mary and gencratiye
org ms, maiad,rs peculiar to the iema e SEX. ana
general debility. There are few Forms OF chronic
disease that would not either be entirely cured or
greatly benefited by their jldicous use.
Plunge or SHOW Ek- BATHING in the heal
irg- wafer free OF charge.
The nights are cool and pleasant in the hottest
- ''Yr, and the climate Is siiuorous and invigo-
rating.
&C scenery Is truly magnificent. Flliotts Knob,
s44S feet above tide. 4ter level the highest noun
tain III Virginia, Is In full view Of the hotel and
not more than three miles from H.
Good music, croguet. and bowling.aley will con.
tribute TO the amusement of guests. Besides, horses,
hacks. and spri g-wagons Tor hire. aotei accom-,
mOdations 90 ID aud comfortable The wu0le VIII
be opened tor visitors OH the 5TH OF JUNE.
Board per day, 50 per ,ek, $40: per month OF
thirty day. $50: Children under twelve years old
For circulars, with analysis Of water cert ncate OF
| cure &c.. write 10 the proprictors or apply to the
O''D"'''' y p. & NJ. BURRTss,
my 31-eod Pfoprieors.
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NE MOURNING GOODS of every de-
scriptioa:
GRAPE CLOTHS,
BOMBAZlNbS, TAAISE,
BARGE, GRaSADlNE,
DELaINES S, TAMAkTlNE,
ALPACAS,
CREPE aud LOVE Wells,
ENGLISH and ITALIAN CREPES,
CREPE COLLARS,
MOURNING HANDkERCHlEFS, for Indies and
gentlemen;
BLACK COTTON HOSE, GLOVES, and RCF
FLIES, at LEVY bkoIHEh'
A complete assortment Of SUMMER elias.
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