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Professor y. Bowditch Clapp, Of Rich
mond, who has been visiting bis Boston
friends during the past season, has, on
behalf Of the trustees OF the Lee Memorial
church at Lexington. Va, awarded the
contract to build it, organ TO Messrs. lIool,
and Hastings, OF Boston, according to his
own design.
The Jesuit Father, Antonio Julian, in
his book on travels in South America,
says "ThiS plant Che Coca possesses all
Of the wonderful properties claimed for
it," Commodore Gibbon United States
exploring expedition Of The Amazon says :
" The Coca has properties so marvellous
that it enables the Indians, without any
other nOrishment, to perform forced
marches Of five and six days. II is so
brdCiag and tonic that by chewing It alone
they perform Journeys OF 500 miles on foot
without appearing IN the least fatigucd."
To build up brokem-doWn system, to re-
lieve dyspepsia, biiou,ncsS. female month
~ sullerings, and nervous prostration, the
Liebig Company's Coca Beef Tonic has no
equal.
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patrick. formerly State senator rom !n,s
district, was thrown from buggy wniIe
out driving Yesterday afternoon, ana pam
fully though not seriously bruised. =,
The repaying Of Bridge street from the
Norfolk and Western railroad To Main
street Is nearly completed. Contractor
Rick. OF Richmond, has the supervision OF
the work.
There has been one death from small
pox in Campbell county outside OF TINS
city. and several new cases are reported 10
have broken ont within the past few days.
Mr.. Robert Nelson, formerly OF Rich.
mond but more recently resident oil
Pennsylvania. has been appointed to the
vacancy in the auditors office OF the Nor
folk and Western railroad occasioned by
the resignation OF Mr.. John j. Mays.
Lynchburg will send delegates to the
Sfraightout Republican Convention, which
i called 10 meet at Stanton. Ex-Assist-
ant Postmaster Work will doubtless be one
OF them.
The Central Presbyterian church (col-
ored). corner Clay and Eighth streets,
which was destroyed by fire several
months back, is in process OF rebuilding.
neat bricl, edilice will replace the old
frame structure. This, l believe, is the
only colored Presbyterian church in Vir.
gina.
Colonel W. II. Hutter, of Easton, Pa, a
brother-ir-law OF Major VI. y. Norman,
OF this city, and for many years editor OF
the Easton ArguS, leading Democratic
journal, is visiting Lynchburg. He thinks
the break in the Republican party OF Penn
sylvania will surely result in the triumph
OF the Democrats.
The examinations in the public schools
OF the city commenced yesterday, and will
continue until the close OF the session.
Ex-senator II. L. Withers is in the city
to-day. BEAUMONT.
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GENEREL FRI. LEE AND Nh. Massey
The Alexandria Gazette reports that Gene
raj FiTz. LEE, while recognizing the cour-
ageous and conscientious course taken by
Mr. NEwBERgY and his friends in the last
Legislature, holds that il is the duty OF the
100000 Democrats who voted for DANIEL,
and all others who would now vote with
them, to name through convention at the
proper time, properly called, their candi-
date for congressman at large, and to (Which
the claims OF all aspirants should De refer.
red, so that the nominee may go before the
State with proper credentials. WeqGote:
"At this date General Lee thinks the
question OF candidacy lies between Mr..
Massey and some aggressive Democrat
taken from the Southwest or Valley, be-
cause from those sections the white voters
in the last contestwere in greater number
that Democratic Convention
should decide the claims OF all candidates |
who propose TO run as Democrats, and It's |
decision be cheerfully acquiesced In by all |
rue Democrats"
Evidently the State Central Committee OF
lac Democratic party viii have to consider
bis question. II NJ. Massey Is 10 run, he
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
fTDURING THE COMING WEEK
JULIUS MEYER & SON
WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS
EVERY DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS at sacrificing prices;
80 pieces HALF-wOOL MESH FRENCH LACE
BUNTINGS at IOc.;
go pieces SILk-FINISH BROCADEs at 1870.
60 pieces HALF-WOOL STEEL MOlIAiR DE-
BEGES at roc. originally 20c.;
10 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING
at221c.;
Is pieces COLORED ATWOOD NUNS VEIL
ING, I'm pink, blue and cream, at 25c.;
pieces ALL-WOOL TAMISE CLOTH at soc
worth 75c.;
% pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTINGs at 14c., orr
ginal price 25c.
WHITE GOODS At SPECIAL LOW FIGURES.
80 pieces SHEER LINON DE DACCA at I21c
worth 2Oc.:
80 pieces EXTRA SHEER and FINE at l6Ac.;
YARD-WIDE VICTORIA LAWN at SC;
FIGURED and DOTTED SWISS MUsLISs from
I2Hc. up;
WHITE PERSIAN LAWNS. 22Rc. up;
IS pieces LACE STRIPE MUSLIN AZ 9c. worth
1870;
sATIN-sTRIPE VICTORIA LAWNS at lie.
worth 25c.;
50 pieces MERRIMAC FOULARD PERCALES,
handsome STYLES, at &c.;
500 pieces BEST LIGHT PRINTS az 4c.;
new socrsuckcr styles. nj l2'.c.;
Another lot Of the POLKA DOT LAWNS AT &C.:
10 pieces FIGURED REAL LINEN LAWNS at
12Hc.;
200 LADIES GOSSAMER RUBBER ClRCU-
LARS At sl.65, regular price s2.25;
SEQ pairs SARAH BERNiIARDT KID GLOVES.
6-button length, Sl.25:
50 dozen EXTRA LARGE and HEAVY PUBE
LINEN TOWELS al l2Ic.:
100 dozen LADIES PURE LINEN COLORED-
BORDER IIANDKERCUlEFs az &c.:
10 dozen LADIES FULL, REGULAR, SOLID
COLOR HOSE at 2jc.:
Closing out entire stock of LADIES' UNDER
WEAR at greatly reduced prices;
4 full assortment Of DIR. WARMERS CELE-
DRAFTED CORsETS, i'm Health, Flexible
Hip, Abdominal. and Nursing. n
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
G0l and COB Broad street.
100 pieces HEAVY RrD-CHECK MATING 40
81 per ron Of forty yards. j. 2-eod
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The suffolk Election Case, Again.
SUFFOLK, VA, june ., ISS,

NljfULh' ~. JuIc -, lOC-s
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The readers Of your paper in Suffolk
were surprised on Saturday to see the fol-
lowing card:
"THT SUFFOLK MISUNDERSTANDING full hear
ing of the facts in the ease we are satisfied that no
straight political issue was involved IN the late
election IN the town OF Suffolk. and that Captain
Causcy was not a candidate for the Council"
If you will allow the undersigned, vo-
tiers Of the Democratic party in Suffolk, en-
opportunity TO express through your
columns what they think OF the matter,
we would say that there lcdS iBrOiUed in
orr late election for mayor distinct po-
litical issue-tO wit, the diSapprOyal OF the
amendments to the charter for Suffolk and
the rcbulc OF the party which forced this
on Us agains: the wishes Of minority OF
the voters; and furthermore, that we claim
Il decisive victory IN the election OF the
Democratic candidate for mayor by the
following vote: William Causcy Read-
justcr). ca; Benjamin Riddck Dcmocrat),
1870. Ii yOu will bear in mind that the
operation OF the amendments to the char
ter viii be 70 render Benjamin Riddick
ipclig.jle for the Office OF mayor FOR an
other term. y0a will see at once how the
issue was made up. There was no organ
lied contest for the other offices, but yaii-
oUs people were voted for for councilmen,
among whom Captain Causcy received 20
votes.
[>iSnedl 4. ". Elcy, II. d., John II.
Wright, \. :. Dardcn, Il. :. Eley, John
7. Kilby, Evan Thomas, f. Il. Jordan,
II. =. Primer, j. f. Primer, William VI.
Atkinson, a. i. Riddick, L. Tallerson,
\. :. Eley. John L. Primer, w. w.
Briggs, W. ". Eley, Nirginius Bracey.
Il. II. Morgan, II. l.. Brewer. \. {.
Nickel. Wallace Kilby, 4. C.,Withers,
Lee Brett. J.. Parker, VIII. Brennan, Jos.
p. webb, +. +. IIalaud, II. 4. Artman,
r. W. Artman. Wilbur J. Kilby, +. b.
Brett. J. NJ. CIulk. \. Il. Lawrence,
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a Irnin Rnhhcr IKiiIeH.

GALVESTON, June 1.-THE Ne,rs'S Dallas
special says: "At an early hour this
morning an attempt WAS made by four
masked men to rob the wes,-bound eX-
press on tie Missouri Pacific, near Denton.
The train was tagged, but suspicion was
aroused. and when the robbers tried to
board the train they met with a volley
which put them 70 flight. They mistook
the mail for the express ear. One man
was subsequently reported to have been
found dead near the scene OF the attempt.
\ posse IS in hot pursuit OF the other
three
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CONGRESSMAN At LARGE.-Every inteili-
gent man knows that Pennsylvania, New
York, and various other States, will elect
al large next November. or
course there will be no question raised in
the House Of Representatives IS to the adj
mission OF members so elected, since an act
Of Congress itself provides for their cleo
ton in that manner. The remarks OF the
Readjuster address on this subject are I'M
worthy OF further refutation.
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needs no nomination from the Democrats,
we think; and Convention called to
nominate him would be attended by but
few delegates, as the fact that the nomi-
nee had already been agreed upon would
keep the delegates, away. II he Is not to be
run, then a convention will be necessary.
With the unselishncss OF a LEE, General
FsTzHU0H would give the nomination to
the Valley or the Southwest.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
EOURQUREAN,P RICE.T CO
429 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY a CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
DRY GOODS, &c.

After June 1st we always beelnto close out stock.
This season, owing 10 the cold and Unreasonable
weather. many goods VIII De forced.
Un our bargain-countcrs viii now be found
WORsTED AND SILK NOVELTIES, BLACK
GOODS. BROCADED ONBisE. and ORIENTAL
FANClEs, In many eases al less than half co,L
Those IN want ~ rich but inexpensive clothing for
springs or seaside wear will do wei 20 call.
We arc determined % make our houses NOT only
the resort OF the Fashionable public. but o. cnticc
an who want honest goods az lowest prices 10 pa
tronize u. We do not advertise fictitious fabric,
at worse than fictitious values. Our clndor and e
discriminating public allie forbade r..
WHITE LINEN LAWNS. 20 20 GOc.;
WHITE LAWNS. 10 90 zoe:
PERSIAN LAWN. LIS. PRINCESS LAWNS.
CHECKED ard PLAIN NAlN>OOh>- M our
We carry ne largest. most complete. and cheapest
line Of WHITE GOODS 90 Doe found in Viz
wcIhaa9See WHITE QUITS 81 75c. to :l4:
IRISH LINENS. DE. q :
our stock Of FIGURED LINEN and COTTON
LAWNS f. unusually complete.
BLACK GOODs.-Of tits. our speciality. our stock
Is unusually varied Among our attractions
ALI.-WOOL NUNS YELLING. soc:
AlI-WOOL 81 Nuns YELLING. soc;
OF finer grade of same f.0iics we nave mlgnif-
cent stock. ranging 10 cost from 7jc. 90 = 80:
For &3c. we have BLoF BUNTING ever seen IN
this market.
BLACK sILK-WARP HENRIETTA. TANIsF.
SHOODAll, CASHMERE. AZURE GRENA-
DINE. ranging in cost from iOc. O. $3.50.
sILks.-BLACk and CQLORED SILKS, 81
TINS. SATIN DE MEENEiILETN. DE
RliADAMES, SIRAH SlLkS and SATlNr,
ranging In cost from zoe. 90 $3.50.
SPECIAL VALUES.-Look al orr SILK ST.
RAJ a. = l.2j. usually sold ~ sl.ju;
BLACK SILK 10 Tl.25 and Sl.jl-bc.t values
ever exhibited IN -thi- market:
LINEN LAP-ROBEs, ~ 10 s5-splcndd assort-
mcnf:
COR~ETS. soc. 10 S2.jO-bc,t STANDARD French
and American manufacture.
ORDERS.-Wc solicit orders from persons no q
distance. as our terms 20 such arr ns favorable If
present In person. ONE PRICE TO ALL.
CARDOZO. ALSOP MOSBl CO..
FOURQUEEAN.PRICE TEMPLE 4 co.
1-ao1f
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We return thanks to Hon. WILLIAM
PoRcBER MILES, president OF the Agricul-
tural College Of South Carolina, for copy
OF hi. recent capital address before the
young ladies Of the Yorkville Female Col
lege, entitled Women 'Nobiy Pidnned'
Hon to Educate Our Girls Mr.. MILES
is the H0RATIO SEYMOUR Of the South.
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WE RECEIVE GOODS DAILY AT BOTTOM
PRICES.
he HAS SHIPPED - THIS DAY THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PIECES SILK.
Amongst them IRE:
81 pieces OF PLAIN and TWILLED GOT.
LARDS-3ll the latest styics-such -
POLKA DOTS and Rim PATTERNS
90 piece. BLACK SlLK-PLAlN aud GEOs
GkAlN-frOm 50 10 SOc.;
% pieces ELACk SILK at Sl-actual value,
- pieces liERVEHLEUXatsi.50-has bcen
10 piecei SATIN. DELYONatsl.25-ha been
20 pieces I:IiKDN,iEs At SIPS and sI.50-
has hccn selling ~ AZ and SO:
70 pieces SUMMER siLk will be sold regard
80 pieces BLACK SATIN from 4oc.toSI;
90 pieces BROCADED SlLh from 7Jc. 20
1casenh'HLf-wO0L BUNTING for exc:
/ case HALf-WOOL HUNTING at luc.-has
been selling at 2jc.:
l case ALL-WOOL HUNTING at 2Jc.-has
been selling 40 jOc.;
) cases more CHEAP LAWNS:
> eases LAWNS az lOc. per yard:
10 cases Lawns ~ l2Ne. per yard;
30 pieces SA1iN-FiNISH CAMBRIA AZ II ..
1000 pieces WiIiIE GOODS from 6. to 50c.;
1000 piece LACE II yariou, prices
l,nUO tORSEIS from SIC. to .l.23;
300 pieces NEW MA1flNCS at prices that
can't De- beat:
$50 piece, CURTAIN LACE:
3 cases LINEN 40 IL .c.-yaue for 2Jc.:
3 cases NEW GINGilANS from - 10 l2lc.;
17j pieces NEW SASH RIBBON from Zoe. 10
f3.aud thousand. of other Ribbons;
! 900 PARASOLs stiu lcit 1t prices t. suit any
and everybody;
The facilities that We now have enable "a To sell
goods CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER lIOl -
N RICHMOND. We receive goods by every
express and steamer.
Ii there is any change In The northern markets
we will sell goods accordingly. No matter what
line cost may he. we are Away, up t0 the times.
Don't fail to visit the establishment 81 SNCLE
largest house. the largest stock.
the greatest variety. the best bargains in Rich
nOnd. SNCLL BROTHERS.
BIZ Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. ie 4 cod
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Gb- STILL GREATER DECLINE
L. & T.. NITTELDORFER
WILL OEFTR -ON MONDAY
4 LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

{ cases of LAWNS. ~ nm prices;
3 eases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS;
9 c,se, BLEACuED COTToNS;
10 pieces DRESS GOODS a.; l0c.-former price,
25c:
MOEES. SILKS, sATlN-. ~UEAHS. CASH.
MEEEs, BJNTlNC~. CINGHA}Is, PRINTS.
CAssIMEGEs, LINENS, D0IEsTICs-ai AZ
great decline .n prices;
70 styles OF LACES from L.. 60 sl.50 per yarl:
LINEN DE DACCAs. VICTORIA LAWNS.
PERSIAN MULL>. NAINsOoK. DOTTED
and FIGURED SWISS. and au hlnds o.
WHITE GOODS
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
$40 NEW PARASOLs just received. which are
ON consignment anI must be soli-uIc best
bargains ever offered
MATTINGS, MATTING~!
POO NEW PIECES INVITING Just received
from auction, from lie. per yard To i3c. for
thc bcstarticlc.
LINEN CLSTERs! LINEN ULSTEESi
G33 LINEN ULSTERS. iu-t received from the
manufacturers. al very low prices. Now IL the
iinc to buy these good.
FANS: FANS,-t large assortment.
UNLAUNDRiED SHIRTS az 80, 80. 20, So.
9Oc.. and sl--ihc best goods for the money
ever seen.
To secure some Of these bargains you must call
early at d. & L. MIr1ELD0BFEE'>.
je4-Su,W&,a 81 Broad street
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLU
4 WANNA COUNTY, APRIL TERN. lsS2:
john u. Nor Cli ANA i. j. " .un, commissioners "
sale in Noel rs. Melton. &c. &C.: John NJ. Nor-
sell, &. r. >nrad, and L. y. Hughes, late partners
under the style OF Sacdd. NortC.i * Co: james
Is. " ood and w. =. Thompson. who size for
themselves and ali other creditor OF tLc Lrst
class iu thc deed Of trust. lain.iis,
against
Dr. George +. Holman. T.. d. saundcr.. james An
dersou. o.. Warrington. Henry NJ. " yatt. VIII
liam b. Appers0n, John Apper,on, aud :. :.
.nDlnnhAnI.
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EXCURSIONS. pyC.yICs Sc

WAIT FOR THE GRAND POLICE
" EXCLUSION to WEST POINT, MON
flEST-DiSTRlCT RICHMOND Police. Boat
Ing, Bathing, and Fishing. A Band Of Music will
ehiiVen the occasion. Tickets: Gentlemen. :
ladies, Doc; children under ten years of age, 25c
10 be had Of my of the men or
ie 7-lt< COvNIfrrr
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OPENING OF BON AIR HOTEL
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
10 THAT
FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT
FOR THE SEASON OF 1852.

RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAuROAD.l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. May "a, 1852. \
This popular resort Is NOW open for the soa-
son OF 1882 and In addition 10 the perfect train
service therefor advertised IN The cOmUany's regu-
lar schedule, SEM1-WEEkLI EXCURSIONS
VIII occur regularly during the season ON TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK upOa
special trains, leaving Richmond at 3 l.. NJ. and,
returning, arrive In Richmond at 1870 l.. VI.
The uniform rate of fare for round-tip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains will be
zoe. Straight fare Ia each direction, 2Jc.
The usual forms OF Communication tickets will also
be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either at
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter Of special trains call on the under
signed. A. POPE,
my2i General Passenger Agent
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VIE RAWLEY SPRINGS.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.

are now open. In fic management every ~
will De made % make TIE season II les3 .,..
more attractive than last. \ very oNcei.rutltNp.
OF SIX PIECES forthc lawn and ballroom. rt.
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS ara rn,,.,.,
and we are prepared t. entertain m the mo.t ..r.-
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water IS the STRONGEST CHALlBFArr
I'm America Is Alternative and tonic Co .,T..i..,
remedy OF uneIualiei utility aud power. u0.. Up
as curative propcrtic-. ~ pamphlets idIr..
WATKINS III.
&c 2-lm MANAGE
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We have received a copy OF the cata-
logue OF the University OF Virginia for the
session lSSl-'s2.
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IExtrnct from Dncrce. |

And the Court doth further adjudge,
order. and decree that tbs cause Dee referred one
OF the commissioners Of this court tor Ihe follow
Ing accOurts-lo wit:
/. I'm account OF All assets. their nature, dcscrip
ton, and value. conveyed by said lrust-dcpd. and
the lrins and incumlrance, thereon II there Dc
any such having priority over said deed.
,. IN account Of the debt, OF the first class So
cured by said deed, showing which have bccn paid
either IN whole or In part and ,he balance still due
on each.
settle, aud report tO the Court. with any matter
stated specially deemed pertinent 10y himself on
required 10y any proper party 10 De y" stated.
Noicc ct the Time ana place of tlklug said ac-
counts shall be Published once wees for four Sue
ccssivC weeks In the Richmond Dispufch. wherein
All creditors of Dr. George J.. Holman embraced
IN the first class IN s.lid deed shall Dee warned 90
come forward and establish Lerro,pcctiyc claims
or he excluded from the BENEFITS thereof shall re
deemed equivalent 10 personal service Of notice
upon all persons concerned.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.
RICHMOND, VA, June |, 1852.
The undersigned have this day formed a special
partnership 10 be conducted under the drIn-name
OF JOHN ". WILLIAMS. said partnership Will
expire by limitation on the 1t day of June, 1855.
CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.
VIRGINIA, CITY or RlCHMOND-TO WIT:
This day John W. Williams. whose name l. men,
Toned as q general partner In a certain limited
partnership. The articles whereof are hcreGntO an
nexed, appeared before me, a notary public. In and
Tor The city and state aforesaid and made oath
that Harriet j. Williams, the special partner named
In the said articles Of limited partnership, has con-
trbuied to the common stock thereof, and has ac-
tually paid In cash, the abOyc-named Harriet J.
Williams, the sum Of $4,000. Given under my
hand this Ist day of June. In the year 1882.
II. A. MCCUkDI, Notary Public.
je 2-deOdGtkw6t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFlCEl
L -. A. L. = I--l

I NINI IsNf : Nsf TNIV % l"N-s
The parties Interested in the foregoing suit of
which thc above Is an extract from the decree. Will
take notice that have hNed upon TUESDAY the
21th day or July, 1852. - The time, ana my office
In Tie Palmyra itOtei. The place, for executing
said decree. at which time and place they are re-
quircd 10 attend. AMI IN pursuance Of s1id decree
| hereby warn al creditors of Dr George 4. liol-
man embraced In the first class In The deed Of trust
Of September 3, 1866, to James Is. Ficklen and
William ID. Cahell the trustees therein named. 10
come forward at that time and establish their re-
spectyc claims, Or they viii be excluded from The
benefit thereof.
Given under my hand rs cOmmis ,iOncr In cham
Gerry for the Circuit Court of The county of Flu
wanna the day and date above written.
JOHN j. \. POWELL.
Commissioner.
PETIT & LTAKE, pa. je 7-Wiw
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DESIGNATIONS . pAsrNERsHrps

OFFICE or THE RANDOLPH PAPER-BOX Co.,}
y. V. RANDOLPH 4 Co. PEOPRIETORs. I
HAVING PURCHASED THE INTER-
1 L EST OF J. W.RANDOLPII ANDJ.J.ENG-
LlSH IN the paper-boX department Of thlr bust
ness. u VIII De carried on under the name IF THE
RANDOLPH PAPER-BON COMPANY from
May /. $50. Thanking INC public for their sun
port IN the past. We hope - continue the same
pleasant relations IN the future.
Your orders will have prompt attention.
Respectfully, NY. RANDOLPH & co.
retain my interest "a the BOOK. STATfONE-
Rl, AND BLANk-BOok MANUFACTURERS
BUSINESS OF j. ". RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
ana shall be pleased o. the public Is hereto
fore. Very re.Dectfuily.
Sc 2-5t y. '. RANDOLPH.
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GREETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc MEM =
W. bcr- Of JOHN J.. ROPER LODGEufNaI
OF PEHFECIlOS. 30. D, are requested %&1E
90 attend called meeting of their Lodgc/ V
at St. Adams Hall. on THIS "wednesday I'VE
MING gi O'Clock.
Candidates for degrees viii be present at 81
O'Clock sharp.
by order of the y. NJ.
ia 7-lt JAMES E.ilDDlCh' Secretary. =.
YHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
] CHAMBER OF COMMERCE win he held on
THURSDAY. june SUI. al q l.. W., IA the rooms
of the Chamber. Commercial Clab building. Main
street near Ninth. Il. J.. BLA<KtN SHIP.
ic G-3t President
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FESTIVAL.

rHHE LADIES OF AIRY
L CHURCH viii hold a FESTIVAL THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS IN the lecture
room of the church.
noon.
IN cordially invited. je 7-3t
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES.

REN'S CARRlAGEscGs.k>
~ from 81 up; DECORATED ell AM s&fzz=-1ss =
Der SITS ~ 80; TIN TOILET SkIs, " AlEk-
COOLERS. FLY-FANs, WIRE DISCOVERS,
slLVER-PLATED ICE-PITCHERS, and other
seasonaDlc goods at low prices al .,.
ROBERT HARROLDS,
jei sl7 Broad street.
(HILDREN'S CARRIAGES. 49, Weekly
~ arrivals OF the WHITNEY CARRIAGES o.
rect from lhc factory, ma .iulactured Tor JOHN
DOES, No. III and us sisn street, aud fer sale
Mt wholesale aud retail At bottom prices. Give me
" call before parcha.ipg. JOHN DOES.
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SUMNER REHORJs.
spPIVUs oprv
MOSS SPRINGS, MOSS epKIyC. III

A'A be open for uc accommodation ~ TWFNrv
or TNENI1-fINE BOAKDERS. P,rsons go
ing =" spehd il' summer with me should .fni lei
their applications -Don. a. | viii moi b. ,.. IN
furnish more than twenty-five with accorar,..f.
lions. Ibis place win De- found one 81 thr t,ri
contest places ~ the valley Of virginia fDr ir.,.,
lers. The spring T. very large. coycriny al.'-. 20
area nf one and half acre. The water cannot .
eqUallcd anywhere. | think ny guests WHO .,.,',
portion Of last summer with me will cfrf.f. 81
the ZANE. This place Will be found ablu'f,rf.
mile south II WayDesbOro'. in Augusta c.u-t,
Terms, ESQ. ''
Yours most truly, "a. BNKfP.
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sprrVAL NOTICES.

M. EXCLUSIONS FOR THE SUMMER
MoNTHs.-Excursionists will nnd the largest
stock Of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONS, at LEVY BROTHERS..
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

RICHMOND, VA, June /. 1882.
The partnership heretofore conducted under the
nrm-name Of X. l.. WILLIAMS K co. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent JOHN ". W.T.
LlAMs. managing partner Of the late frm, Will
act In liquidation.