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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-20

Trustees Sale
Real ESTATE
ON IT. MART'S RIVER
st. Mary's Co., Md.
p 7 virtue Of . Decree 81 the Circuit
u Cosrt Tor Saint Mary's county. sit
ting . Court Of Equity. passed II .
easss in whiel Mary J Eleien l. Con-
plaiaant and Isnasias ] Langley. Exceu-
tos Of HesFy @ Eaeles. aud others arc
Defendants. and bearing date Of tho 18th
day Of June. i the gear 1874. the IN
dsrsigned. - Trustees. will o9ee q pub
lie ssIe. q the Cosrt Hosss door in Leon
srdtssn. %
Tuesday. the 18th day Of May.
-. 1875,
bstuees the hours Of I and 4 o'clock, D
~. the following Real Estate. 70 vie:
.Oss traot sr parcel Of laa6 called
MATHEWS REST,
sentainiss
$50 acres,
more or lsss;
One tract Or parcel Of land called
THOMAS MANOR,
eoatainiug
30 acres,
more or less;
One tract Or parcel Of land called
BOUGHT OF HOPKINS.
containing
% l-2 acres,
more or less.
These lands lie adjacent to each other,
and comprise in the aggregate
&3 IL AclE,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-20
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(iZen.1

eiss and Aowfo
prisons, LII. ID.
he Federal and
Is history aud
their princi-
e powers and
3 OF the peo-
n every reia-
ules for DELHI
rs and legal
b., IS making
Notes. Drafts,
ina single VOL
6lasst.s and sells
| Paid. Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-20

property. with al The bsildiana = II
thereto attached; also. : trsss q I2Sd 3.
dining said property. eontainisg abest
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-20
(. Trustees Sale
or vALUABL1
REAL ESTA
GsAJ as
st. Mary's Co.. II,

sfxgf 40 - s.
DY virtue Of . Decree a. he Gru;,
- Coars for Saint Mary's Csnelr; 81
ting a Court Of Equity. pssss5 : !
cause in which Mary Jane Sioae = e..
plaisant and John n. Lloyd a.a <kevu
are Deissdssss. and bssrise daas = ,hs
5th day Of April. in the yess 1874 ohe
undersigned. - Trustees. viii G. !.
psblic sale. as tho Court Hosss 81 Z
Leooasdtown. on .1-.s.. 3 -
Tuesday. the 35th day Of Hay,
1875,
between the hours Of sud 4 o,sloGk. -.
the following valuable real ssssts, g pit
All that property. ioeatsd q The Heo1 q
Sc. Clements Bay. in Saint Mary's ooua.
y. Maryland. commonly called and
known - the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-20
~ acres,

This property i the zane Sssnesly
owned BY the late Thomas w Mosgus,
and latteriy occupied By the 6rm Of JOHN
N. Lloyd 4 Co.. and Is regarded = one
Of the best business stands IN The eoaasy.
The Improvements upoa il eoashs Of .
6ne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-20
s Music Given AWAY &

April %. 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. Having
N qualified as administrator Of Mrs. dmohia
The late are requested to preset them; duis tll-
thenica'c ed, und all ersons indcb ed - Tue esla'e
TO come fOi ward anu Settle without d.'aN.
j NJ K. HEATH. Aaniilsira,or,
je 17.19S23-3t No. 1Sl9 Main s'reet.
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Two Grand planks.

We have had two grand planks ready for
some platform that is bound TO triumph.
They are: Down with the Internal Regenue
Department. and pay the duties on imports
In greenbacks.
These two plapks will give us liberty aud
deliver the country from the vicious gold
gamblers. We save the country from the
terrible corruption Of the internal revenue
system and we break up the band Of land
pirates which Is ever preyipg upon public
necessities and embarrassing the money mat.
tiers and business Of the land.
Down with the Internal Revenue Depart.
ment, which pays out two dollars to collect
one, and stop the scoundrelly speculations in
gold BY making duties payable in green backs.
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Commerce with the Ohio.

unusually large freight is no" th''"'
,,non the Ch,s ,pcake and ONO la'"'au'
The rolling stock of the company IL ''Ae"'o
Ito utmost capacity, aud measures are oe'os
...n, n increase il. II is evident that VIII
Increased means there must be large IN
crease of business between the on'o anu
Underwater Virginia.
Rpt when thinking Of this line OF trans
portatiou, so vitality important 70 U.s. we
are ever reminded that, save for the country
hetweon here and the shores of the Ohio, the
road Is dependent altogether upon the river
for business. When The river is low the
freiehts are reduced, and when II Is frozen
they are altogether cut eff. The uncertain
ties Of such line Mt particular seasons are
such that travel by it is almost stopped be-
yond the railroad terminus. The passenger
cannot risk the chances to get TO or away
from Huntington. ard takes longer route.
And vet the populations interested in pac-
ing so eligible route, independent OF such
exigencies, are large, wealthy, anu possessed
of Unlimited resources for growth ana
thrift. Would it not be strange il they
should allow the present state OF things 10
continue for any considerable timer Ger
tainly it would. They are losing stead'ls'
daily. and hourly. How long would II take
the gains TO commerce, after the brIdglng
over the narrow gap that is now needed 10
make an allrail lire between this cl'y ana
the West, to pay the cost OF it! An In
credibly short period. Immense would De
the gains 10 that great population that "ouio
deal in the produce and goods transported
over the Jamts aud Kana~ba line
We have not 10 our fancy properly mea'
sured fhe immense trade. 1t is above Tue
ordinary ideas of traffic and transportation.
We already know that the Chesapeake apo
Ohio railroad is Incapable, With It's present
means, of transporting all that IS onereo u
when the Ohio is in good condition and the
steamers moving lively upon its bosom. 1 nc
completion OF the western connections VI
that road would give it permanent business
of stupendous magnitude, and that CUISINES
world be always increased by the contribu'
lions Of the Ohio in fine boating seasons.
There are such grand results to be looked
for as certain from the completion Of allra'
lines between Richmond and Cincinnati and
Louisville and st. Louis and the Lake cities
that the object is worthy of our highest ef'
forts. We cannot oyeI-estimate its import
ance. And yet il is only necessary to 40
comparatyely small work to accomplish all
this. The fortr.eight miles from Huntlns'
ton to Portsmouth would connect us with
Cincinnati and all the Lake cities. That
would force the other connections IN very
brief time. We repeat, the subject is worthy
of the best and strongest efforts of those con-
cerned. Our own people should give II
their constant attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
nEATHS.

Tsed. on tha 22d of June, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj
CONWAY ROBINSON. youngest son OF hlexan,
der and Mary Cameron; aged seven moh'ns "uo
he fnnerai win take place from the house Of his
norents TO DAYat 5 O'Clock. Friends ana rela-
lives ale invited to attend.
Died, at her residence, Ia Henrico county, Va, on
eZ2d in<.aut near Idney Baptist churcl, Mrs:
,ksH BURNETT, in ,hr seventv-second year OF
,er age. She leaves one brother and lnnny 1rlsnus
and relatives to mourn their loss, but her eteTnal
Her funeral will take place, from her late resi-;
denc4, in Sidney. HIS (Weonesdayl MOaseiE w
at II o'clock. Friends and acquaintance VI 'Ne
Ere ,nee We'll, dear one we hope to meet thee
and happiness. III ". D' VI
Died. in this city, of tumor of the stomach, 81 a
onarter TO O'Clock on sunday morning, June 70,
IST5. Miss SUE +. MCCOt LII.
Frcde ksburg tVa.l and Frankfort (kyJ papcrs
please copy
June the 22a A. NJ ,si g Ba,Stl aEsd
eleven mouths and twenty-five days.
AT rest in Jesus faithful arms,
Al rest as in Il peaceful he'd
Secure from all The dreadful storms
Viii n round this sinfui world are spread
Her funeral will take place u PincSirret Baptist
church TO-DAY at 10 o'cicck. Friends ana &C
guaiutauces are invited TO alicno'
Died, May tho 2stb. in Essex county, Of pneu-
Iiowvn, in the .ixty->iX h year of her *ge.
She leaves many relatives and friends i'll this city
to mourn her loss.
But soon the mornings happier light
Its glory shall restore,
Ard cyelidS that arc seal q IN ocata
shall wake to close no more.
Died in Charlotte, NJ G.. on The 9Th instant aiier
n long illness. PErnR j. DONOVAN, iu the lhlr-
~. fir. year of his sge. - l.
Away from his home and among strangers nc
hrea1hed MS last tut all the Kindness amd synipa
INV which could be rent cred VAS cbce,fnl'y given
10 Tito and nothing was lett unfot which couin
aud his comfort. lis rcliiains were re- pcctanS
inferred In hariottc 10y the friends so h Ind To him
IN his illness, and whose kin ness was also extend
ed to his wife, who arrived there but short TIME
before his death. The Rev. Father Haud was viii
him. and administered to him the last sacranents OF
his Church. lie d,ed resigned and peaceful
Thou art gone 10 the grave; but we will not deplore
thee, -,
Though sorrow aud darkness encompass the
tomb:
The Saviour has pass'd through its dark portals be
fore thee. j.,
And the lamp of His love Is thy guide through the
gloom.
Baltimore, Petersburg, aud Charlotte n. c. pa
Eers please copy.
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New Books.

Elena, an Italian Tale. BY L. n. CoAYN'
author of Atberstone Priory." Boston
ESTES e. LAURIAT. =
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Half Hour Recreations in Popular H.St01y
and in Natural History, No. 10. TX
Ice Age in Britain" by Professor Gkki ~ ,
tCauses of the Degeneracy OF tne
Teeth" by Professor VssRH L. S SnA Is, )
and THE Great Pyramid OF Egg pr"
Photography" and I" Insects oil Inc fo.
rest" By A. s. PACKARD. Jr. Boston
EsTES & LAUxiAr.
These papers are eXcellent-a great beneh1
to society.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
.Jettotrice; or, The Veil Withdrawn. by
Madam AUGUSTUS CRAVEN, author OF " Il
Sisters Story" Fleurange." DC.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
!Stretton. By Henry KINGSLEY, autho. oil
Kayenshoe,' ~" Godfrey Hamlyn," &c.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON d co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
ny GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAIN
AT
WILLIAM THALH1yD"s'
eo- BROAD STREET.

am determined to sell goods at the very iow-
est prices, and will give every advantage TO my
customers. / ask but one price, and that the low
est in the city.
Bargains in DRESS GOODS;
Bargains in BLACK GRENADINES;
Bargains in BLACK ALPACAS;
Bargains in MOURNING GOODS, &C.;
Bargains m PARAsoLs aud LACE sHAWLs;
Bargains in WHITE GOODS, &C.;
Bargains in CAs.IMEREs and LINENS;
BARGAINS in RIBBONS and ScARFS;
500 pieces choice styles BEST PRINTS at s1sc. a
yard;
REST PACIFIC LAWNS at 12Ac. worth zoe.
yard;
Just received, new lot of TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, light and dark shades, at 75c. worth
$1.15 pair;
Will open on Monday and during the entire week
a large line of DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS
FANS and FAN-CHAINs, PARASOLs, and
lots of other goods, all to be sold at the very
lowest prices;
A PLAIN and STRIPED GRASS LINEN al
12Hc. worth zoe. yard.
Call early and secure the great bargains at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
B-Country orders solicited and promptly at
tended to. Goods sent c. y. ID. or otherwise.
iel9
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EXCURSIONS.
or, JOHNS suNDAY-sCHoo PICNIC
SHADES OF SHIRLEY.

AZ. Jchns Sunday school have the pleasure OF ail-
nouncing that. having chartered the commodlonss
Of Rncx.tts an the morning Of TUESDAY. 29th
instant, at half past o'clock, for trip down the
river 10 Shirley.
apta,p Voeiker, Of the First Virginia Regiment
Rand will furnish music for tire occasion.
The sale Of tickets is limited to such nuinoer Us
will insure comfort with pleasure
Ticksts for g lie at Woodbouse l. Parhsm's book
stn1 and nj the druysiores Of =. A. Scott ana A.
w. Noting, or of any teacher Of the school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23

In article on "Mud" in yesterday morn
ing's Dispatch the word "fructiferous " was
misprinted "functiferous." We make the
correction in justice to the mud. 1t is
not usual that we notice errors. But the
Norfolk pirginian itself would be offended.
We spprehend, did we leave this ore uncor.
rected. We suspect that the editor of that
paper himself bears relation to this James
river mud, which JonS RANDOLPH said was
SO prolific of presidents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
RICHMOND, VA, JuUe ! s. 1875.

RICHMOND, VA, JuUe 8. 1875.
NOTICE TO BRICK CONTRACTORS,
~ CbMtNT DEALERS, ANB OTHEkS.-
Sealed proposals will be received the Office Of The
CITY WATEk-WukkS till SATURDAY the
26th or June at IL o'c ock 81. fer furnishing at
the new reservoir Bricks. Or GST, GRAVEL,
aud SA NJ, to be used In dining The same.
Specifications and forms OF proT osals can be OBJ
tanned upon application at the office Of the city
water-works.
Bidders may bSi separately for furnishing por-
ton or the whole of The t6rials required ,ut IN
all cases must exhibit samples OF the material pro.
D rsed to DC furnished.
The Commstfee on Water reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids offered and OF awarding the
contracts separately for portions OF the material
w. Z. CuTSHAW.
fe 1S-t26Je City rngin~er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
GREAT REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES.
TIE MASSANEITA SPRINGS,
four miles from IIarrlsOubu:g, Va.

four miles from IIarrls0nbu!g, Na.'
have wrought most astonishing cures IN aRHc Au'
fever. dyspepsia, general debility. Scroinh, fh"-
matism, maiades peculiar 10 females. Brixht q
ease of the kidneys, and all other funcaonai ~
eases OF the urinary and seXurl organs. MAN! %
these VT re cases of great severity and long AURA,
ton. which had deied all iha resources OF m"HGiI
science and reduced The sufferers TO the verge :" nt
grave when they found safe and did means '"
thorough and permanent relief In the waters ~
this fountain Of health. ,,.,
Fine mountain air aud scenery. Wit5ln les th, h
one-baIf days journey from Baltimore, Md.' WASH
inqton. d. c.; aud Richmond Va. ,,,,
HOTEL NOW OPEN. Accommodations si''''
irst-clasS.
Board per day, SO: per week. sl2 per month,
$40. For circulars. containing certificates 81 soM:
Of the MOST REMARKABLE CURE EYER MADE u
MINERAL WATERS, write To ,. GoOpt'
aianager Massanetfa springs:
10 17-eod Harrisonburg. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23

Tue srtrAs OF ZASzsBAn.-E Even In Africa
the negroes have rulers not OF their own
race A recent London letter to The New
York Tribune says of the Sultan OF lan%''
bar, who was then In England on visit:
"The belief that be was negro people
here say nieger-.fast fixed in the brltish
mind. has been dispeiled by sight OF him.
Re is, Of course. an Arab, and rules his me-
FRO subjects by right Of conquest-or, as DC
cyncssed it when asked what settled the
right of succession among the sons OF MS
father, sthe longest sword"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
lie 17-e0d
THE HOT SPRINGS,
l. BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE ALWAYS OPEN TO VISITORS.

The only hot MINERAL WATERS In the thi"t
States east or the oissi siopLrver are found a ms
RENOWNED SASITARIUM, and they are uhl'"tal'y
esteemed by the medical fraternity As THE 1hE,t
REMEDIAL AGENT IN cases or fheum.lio!n. oy IT,
Par,iysis, Disease OF Liver, and many otner u.s.
eases. :, ,,,,.
In addition to It's numerous aud unryal'ed td'i.''
ranging In temperature Us high as Ito degree -
are found
IRON. ALIM. MaGNESIA, AND sULPHCE
DRIhkiNG-WATEBS.
The extensive improvements completed .lIt t
Inst season have made the place more com'"is'"
for ISvALIpS. and more attractive 10 fLEA9I"-
SEEKERS,
For pamphlets and circulars address ,..rSr
j. A. AUGUST
my 20 eod,Jyl5 Mahss.----.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
SUMNER RESORTS.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
III VIRGINIA.
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
JAMES A. FRAzIER...............P PROPRIETOR.
OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JI1NE 1sr.
rkpacITy..... EIoHT HUNDRED

This celebrated watering-place viii be sept I'm
stvIe unsurp ssed In the mountains OF Virginia.
AZ 10 the qualities Of The waters and The high re-
oyrt, in which they are hello By the "medical ga
vans the reader Is rtferred 10 the pam phlet at
Hessrs Purcell, Ladd IL GO. .. who are agents for
the water snd salts.
Among The grent features OF these Springs are the
A n,IIsements, which are varied. and Tar surpass
those or any watering. place In Virginia. The
Grand MasQue Balls anh Carnival In spIen tor and
briilIancy surpass anything ever Witnessed In this
sacti0n Of The country. In fact. nothing Of the
Kind has ever been attempted by any other summer
resort, ard nothing but desire 10 lead could have
induced the immense OUTLAY necessary 10 secure
Moxlev, the incompatible Washington costumer,
with his regiment of asssta nts, car-i ads o. cos
Tunes tons Of fireworks, and thousands OF Chine Sc
lanterns and oceans Of everyreens.
The Grand Carnival. which precedeS the bal
,nas0us one night Is led BY Professor Rftfenhouses
full brass band. followed by MaJor-General Is In
command Of rho MuIiigan Guards ano his far:
famed and thoroughly trained el.phsnt C0ley and
General l.. follows with a counterpart or 2. I.
Barnum,s men. This pageant, passing through the
beautiful lawn that nature seems TO have designed
for tust such scenes. all lighted un with the thou
sands OF lanterns and calcium lights. with lire
works OF the most beautiful description 10 fnl play
ali over the grounds, presents sight that pen can
not describe. and must be seen to be appreciated.
Therefore all good Richmond cittzeos, especially
the young, are expected up this summer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
pELECr EXCURSION

THURSDAY, JULY l, 1875,
ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Kali
road and Potomac river.
Round trip only $3. Last opportunity OF v'siiine
the capital this season or the email sum Of 10.
Secure your tickets early. The train VIII leave
the head of Broad street on Thursday morning,
july LIST, al quarter before o'clock. ,rorr,-
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMRNrSS, r.-doyo u
ney, William p. drcttcr, Wl''iani LIE oa'''
). Denny. 1,,orortb md
vaIS ese'f ~ LOT G. WyatI's music,1ore "ia'I,n II.
Cardozos. Foureen,h and Main; H. f drnx.
l n,ann Sanrhesler : and by the COMMITTEE:
nscnrsIonists can b.. landed at Mount vernon. 9r E
the way up TO Washington by Inc paylheho 40 o. 80
rs MIS- extra. ;. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY Va.

The management of This popular sUHNst Tx n
snn hay. continued TO add during the WIFI
months addiionai i'm provem n,s, until now me =,
commodaiions offered The public ARE fir sutsf r.,
HOTEL will be 0p-n for the receDtion y,
visitors JUNE lSr. It's chambers are large, 9hi';
nienily and elegantly furnished having ns.e.ty
an Et,fTRICgELI,. The MINtRAL NAifSy
consist OF ALUM (six different grades. i,o,,i;ys
ALCM and CIIALYsEArE. thus afording ss, aS OF
agent Ia all cases of scRoFULoUS GLe ehaH,u,Tr.,
the skin, mouth. or throat CHRONIC BsoA'pnSi,,
INCtPtEST CONSUMPTION. DfsrGPtla. AMI OK
pIARRHo:A. disease OF the urivaty orsai'' "
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES. ,,.,nr
For PAMPHL ELS. giving ia Ter innt v, Ind
testimonials, &C., address the Mans'e' -
springs. n>,r,, .ccor,iipg 10
location Of rooms. - Manager.
- NJ MrIfIS. Assistant, 10 l1So-----
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,

AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM sTAUNToN
fears stopping at the door,, on the Chesapeake and
ONO raiif'aow ATERINs-PLACE,
situated In the mountains Of Virginia, at an eleva-
ton Of 900 feet above the level CT me sea, onsrs
both to involids and plea ure.seekers rare comb-
nation of ATTRACTIONS In the variety snd afn
nature OF the climate, aud The unrifaued maSbln-
cence of the surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes OF alum, chsiyheate, and healing. me
au u water Is shown by actual analysis to be 1uiiy
equal To that of the kockbr.oge Alum. The chaiy-'
M ate and healing waters are OF very superior e4-
crllence. Ample experience In the use OF THESE
waters has fully established tnelr great cuIaltre
properties They hsve made mauy wonderful
cures, and are nst admirably ndaptcdto the VI, AT
ment of dyspepsia, liver diseases, constipation,
scrofuia eryslpeas, cutaneous diseases. neuralgia.
diseases 81 me ,b ana nnd
general debility. There are few forms OF chronic
disease that would not either be entirely cured or
greatly benefited by their judiclous use.
PLUNGE or SHOW Eh-BATHlNGl In the heal
ipg-water free OF charge.
The nights are cnoi and pleasant III the hottest
weather. and the climate Is salu6rious and lnVlgo-
rating.
The scenery is truly magnificent. Flatt's Knob,
444S feet above tide. Water level. the highest noun.
tain III Virginia, Is In full view OF the hotel, ana
not more than three miles from u.
Good music, croquet. anda 6oSllng.a'ley VIII con-
tribute to the amusement Of guests Besides, horses,
hacks. aud spring-wagons for. hire. Hotel accom-.
modations good aud comfortable. Inc wnoie VIII
be opened TOR visitors OIL the 9TH OF JUNE.
Board per day, 80; per week. 81 0: per month OF
thirty days, $50. Children under Twelve years ola
and servants, half-prce.
For circulars, with analysis Of water. cerhcaf OF
cure &c. write 10 the proprletoIS or apply 10 the
D'Sp"'c" 0D'''' N'@'P P. & N. BuRRrss.
NV 91.eod.lm PIoprierors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23

NE COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot In
remnants)a Mt 12kc.
They have also one of the largest as'or mehts oi
DRESS GOODS in the city.
DRESS GOODS at 0, 12G, lG, aud 1sc. for the
WORSTED DEBEGES-leduced from 33c.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced In
price.
Their assortment of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, Is the
largest and cheapest ever offered, beiLg bought
at various auction sales.
Do not fail 10 see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 1910, at &c. reduced from
Soc, at Csc reduced from 40c.
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUES.
Also. FRENCH NAINSOOK and CAMBRICS at
from 10 to 25c., usual valne 35 to 45c.;
SWISS MUSLINS and TARLATANS bought at
recent auction sales, See their prices.
FRENCH-WOvE CORSETS at 50c., at Tic. worth
$1,atsa selling generally for Sl.75, at u. 90
reduced from s275.
The largest variety In HAMBUR9H EDGING and
INSERTING ever offered.
Also, large stock of PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING in great variety at fully half
value;
Also, COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usual price.
RIBBONS in all widths and shades;
SASH-RIBBONS from Soc up. je6
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= - =" COMMENCEMENT
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO THE
ALUMNI AND OTHERS
pya CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

All persons attending The commencement cXer-
cises who pay full fare to charlottesville rtd tins
road will. on Il, plicllon to the conductor nc ur
uishrd with HConducior's Recep's." "n prescnia-
ton of wrich To the agent at Charlo1tesvi!c iney
can purchase tickets 10 return at ONE-IHlRD OF
regular fare. , r,
Richmond 70 Charlottesville will be sold al S6 43.
Suc, ul trains will be brtwcen tharl tiesViie
anu University every hour during the exercises on
June 2Sth, 29tE, 30th. and Jul, Isl aud 20.
CONWAY K. HO NARD,
General Passenger and Ticket agcnf.
W. NJ. 6. DUNN, Engineer anu sup. IT. tenoent
rransnortation. jelS-IJyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23

Where are the Iron-Gray Sulphur Springs,
nuncles They are not put down on our
map.-Pe,erS6mg Inder and appeal.
This shows the ingratitude of republics
and the proneness Of men to run after
strange gods. Why not drink at your own
fnrptoinsp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
DAWLEY SPRINGS,

DAWLEY SPRINGS,
NEAR IiARRISOSBUEG, VA,
will be open on the 1st day Of June neat uhdtE We
management Of Major G. b. LUCK.
Circulars can be obtained OF Coleman < ".'f''
Baltimore, Nd. Wilkinson & Withers, Richm"NN'
Va; or Of Major &. r. Luck, OF the spos"9"i
Hotel. HarrIsonburg, Va. a. z. TRICK,
e. l6-3Ot Pres ident Ro3rd Of Direct"r-.