Richmond Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 2

Jfohmmul gisptclt. MONDAY 1, 1872. The Now Tobacco Law and the Planters. We have received the following note: 20, 1872. I write to request von to the late art of Congress putting restrictions upon the sale of tobacco farmers.

Those engaged in cultivation of lohaceo arc not familiar with this act, and will be much interested in its publication. When does it take effect Respectfully yours, L. C. Randolph." The fact that Congress has made the tax upon manufactured tobacco a uniform one of twenty cents per pound ought to satisfy every one that that body has not intentionally done anything to injure either the growers or the manufacturers of tobacco. Bearing this fact in mind, the reader will better able to form au unprejudiced opinion of the new law than he would be if he were to look upon it as the work of an enemy.

Wc copy so much of the new law as our correspondent wishes to follows Extract No. J. That section fifty-nine be amended by striking out all of paragraphs seven, eight, and ten, and inserting in lieu thereof the following to wit Dealers in leaf tobacco, except retail dealers in leaf tobacco, as hereinafter defined, shall each pay twentyfive dollars. "Every person shall be regarded as a dealer in leaf tobacco whose business it is, for himself or on commission, to sell, or otfer for sale, or consign for sale on commission, leaf tobacco; and payment of a special tax as dealer in tobacco, manufacturer of tobacco, manufacturer of cigars, or any other special tax, shall not exempt any persou dealing in leaf tobacco from the payment of the special tax therefor hereby required. But no farmer or planter shall be required to pay a special tax as a dealer in leaf tobacco, for selling tobacco of his own production, or tobacco received by him as rent from tenants who liave produced the same on his land.

But nothing in this section shall be construed to exempt from a social tax any farmer or planter who shall, by peddling or otherwise, sell leaf tobacco at retail directly to consumers, or who shall sell or assign, consign, transfer, or dispose of to persons other than those who have paid a special as leaf dealers or manufacturers of tobacco, snuff, or cigars, or to persons purchasing leaf tobacco lor export. And it shall be the duty of every farmer or planter producing and selling leaf tobacco, on demand of any internal revenue otlicer, or other authorized agent of the Treasury Deportment, to furnish said officer or agent a true and correct statement, verified by oath or affirmation, ot all' his sales of tobacco, the hogsheads, cases, or pounds, with the name and residence, in each instance, of the person to whom sold, and the place to which it is shipped. And any such farmer or planter who shall wilfully if fuse to furnish such information, or who shall knowingly make false statements as to any of the shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding live hundred dollars. "Dealers in leaf tobacco shall hereafter sell only to other dealers who have paid a special tax as such, and to manufacturers of tobacco, snulf, or cigars, and to such persons as are known to be purchasers of leaf tobacco for Extract No. c.

Retail dealers in leaf tobacco shall each pay five huudred dollars, and, if their annual sales exceed one thousand dollars, shall each pay, in addition thereto, titty cents for every dollar in excess of one thousand dollars ot their sales. Kvery shall be regarded as a retail dealer in leaf tobacco whose business it to sell leaf tobacco in quantities less than an original hogshead, case, or hale; or who shall sell directly to consumers, or to persons other than dealers in leaf tohacen who have paid a special tax as such; or to manufacturers of tobacco, snuff, or cigars ho have paid a special tax or to persons who purchase in original packages for export. Retail dealers hi leaf tobacco sh.ill sibo keep a book and cuter therein daily their purchases and t-ales, in a form and manner to he prescribed I the Commissioner of internal Revenue, which book shall be open at ali times for the Inspection of any revenue Extract No. .1. "Sec.

82. That any person, firm, company, or corjioration who shall exercise or carry on the business of a manufacturer of tobacco, snufl, or cigars, dealer in manufactured tobacco, dealer in leaf tobacco, or retail dealer in leaf tobacco, ithout having paid a speciid tax therefor, as provided law, shall, besides 1 lit of the nore than of not discretion planters ill the fVom to any who is a or a manufacturer, or an exporter of tobacco. that they must pay a tax if they sell tobacco to This proliihition is for the protection of manufacturers, ami was no doubt put into the law al the request of the gentlemen who represented the tobacco interests at Washington whilst the bill was (lending. Planters arc not prohibited from selling their tobacco, but merely from becoming non-tax-paying retailers of it, to the detriment of persons who have paid a tax for the privilege of retailing tobacco. They may sell to consumers upon paying the tax required of all other persons who retail tobacco.

Now, if this provision of the law requiring all persons to pay a tax who sell tobacco, to consumers a wise and fair, and therefore unobjectionable on follows that the collateral provision allowing planters to sell without paying a tax only to such as have themselves jwid a tax Hs also a wise and neccssary one; for if the planters were allowed to sell to any and everybody, whether the purchaser had paid a tax or not, the law requiring them to pay a tax for selling to consumers would soon be a dead letter, inasmuch as in the absence of the requirement to sell tax-free only to persons who have themselves paid a tax, the planters could sell in any quantity to anybody, whether a consumer or not, and thus work at; iiy ury to dealers who, not raising tobacco, have to pay a tax for the privilege of selling it to consumers. The further provision that the planter shall furnish a statement when required of all his sales of leaf tobacco may cause some little trouble, but not much. There has been no such law in existence heretofore, and yet we venture to say that there is nut a planter in Virginia who cannot tell how many hogsbrads of tobacco he sold last year. The person to whom he sold it is often the commission merchant. Whenever he consigns his tobacco to one of these for side, he sells it to him In contemplation of the law.

The planter is only to be punished when he knowingly makes false statements or wilfully refuses to make any. Nevertheless, it will be best for planters to keep accounts of their sales. All planters should do this anyhow. He is a very careless one who does not do so. There is uo hardship ifi this requirement.

Where this provision is iguorantly and unintentionally violated there is no Extract, No, 2 shows that what arc called, "retail dealers in leaf tobacco" are not to be tolerated after July 1st? the time when the new law as a whole goes into elfect, (some jKtrls of it go into effect at a (liifereiit time.) A tax of say liljy centra pound is levied upon rnmtmamnmmmmmmmmm mi dealers. Of course it was not eacpcct cc this tax would l)e The object of it ij? to put down Buehtradert. persons who sell chewing tobacco, hir cigars, or smoking tobacco, or any, other manufactured tobacco, are not affected by (bin Is' or art; jftefvons' wlip are called "dealers in leaf tobafceo." No one is intended to be affected by it except persons who, paving no tax, have heretofore sold leaf tobacco in small quantities to others to be smoked or chewed. The whole design of this section is to prohibit such sales entirely, and to send consumers to persons who pay taxes. Extract No.

3 concerns only such persons as wilfully violate the law. No planter will do so. On the whole, we do not complain of the new law. We think it will not be enforced ill an oppressive manner. We are sure it will not be when Ghkelky shall have sent the earpcl-kiggcrs home, and.

filled the internal revenue offices with men who can be relied upon to deal fairly with the planters. Tin: Gkumiileks. The last issue of the World has not one editorial denouncing The Winchester News still barks at the. hole," though the game Is gone. The Fred cricks burg Herald is in 110 good humor with the Greeley men.

Both these last papers declare that Gkeeley will be defeated if nominal cd at Baltimore. We do not know What they will snv after his nomination. They cannot go heartily into a canvass which is, in their opinion, to result in the defeat of their candidate. The Danoers. The Republican papers are now engaged in telling the people the dangers to the peace and the prosperity of the country which would accompany Mr.

GreeliKv's induction into the presidential office. The enumeration of these imaginary dangers is evidence that the Republicans begin snuiT defeat in the political breezes which arc passing over the country. The Tribune has stepped into the place formal ly occupied by the New York World as the organ of he 1 Democracy. Washington lirpuhlicon. The Democracy, then, have exchanged a worthless paper for a very valuable one.

A few more trades of the same sort would Hive the Republican party bankrupt. Loiter from Horace Cwclo.v-llls Inflations uitSt DemoerntN mid what iiV nill Bio lor tCie Democracy. From the Hartford Times. The following is an extract from a private letter to a gentleman in this State. Though it was never intended lor publication, the gentleman to whom it was addressed has deemed it of sufficient interest and importance to justify its publication New Voiik, June 11, 1S72.

I have no possible claim io Democratic support, and never made any. The Democrats will, of course, be governed by a consideration of their own interests. It is nowise proper or probable that they should Ih' influenced in making their decision by any consideration personal to myself, and it' they could be 1 do not desire it. Hence 1 have said nothing lo any Democrat unless be tiist addressed me. And even then I have gone no farther than to say that if I should be elected I would treat all those who sujv ported me alike, not asking whether they had been in the pa-st Republicans or Yours, Horace Gkeeley.

Sn Tiiere a Secret From the wily Cincinnati Among the terms that Horace Greeley proposed as a basis for terms of peace was the following: Fourth. The Union lo pay four hundred million dollars in live per cent. United Stab's stock to the late slave States, loyal and secession alike, to be apportioned pro rata, according lo their. population respectively, the census of in compensation for tiie losses of their loyal citizens In or slavery." proposition was made in July, alter the great victory of Gettysburg; after the fall of Yieksburg, when the rebellion was tottering to its fall, aud when the triumph the North was as positively assured a.sanything in the future could be, and when, as a matter ol fact, it came within nine months. If Horace Greeley could make such a proportion as this we have quoted then what would prevent him from agreeing to it now? lias the secret understanding Wendell Phillips says Greeley has with southern leaders anything to do with this? Am.

Large pack ages of Sumner's speech franked by Congressman Roosevelt have liwii refused (lie mails theNew York pnst-dilin- authorities. Mr. Roosevelt insisted that, the rule should be applied to both parties, and now the free transportation of (J rant documents is also stopped. Hope they will slick to this rule. The New York Commercial is always ready for a joke.

Hear it "The Hon. Romeo Lycurgus Montague, of the Virginia Convention, has a peculiar way of thinking and talking about 'a pit let Greeley. 4 1 take says Romeo Lycurgus, 4 just as I would take quinine in a fever and ague country and Romeo comes from a district where they shiver twelve hours out ol the twenty-four, and sweat the other twelve, Greeley, as political quinine for Democratic chills, must therefoie be taken in pretty large doses; but. Lord! what a in their ears it will produce." Says the Atlanta Const Hut ion "The report of the committee was adopted with but one dissenting vote? that of Geucral Toombs." Alas for Toombs. HAKRIKI), On27tliJunc, in Halifax countv.

X. bv Rev. T. If. Owen, Mr.

JOHN W. FIHIKR. of Tetershitrtf, to Miss BALI. IK L. BAGWELL, of lie tenner place.

JPetcrslMirK papers please copy. In Nettewav eonntv, on the 27lh ultimo, by Rev. T. I'ryoV, L). GEORGE WATT, of Ulctnuond, mill AMANDA C.

SWANN, of Nottoway county, Va. MB 1MKI), On Thursday morning, June WILLIAM Ell ItKTT TYLER. youngest child of Kobert I). and the late Lucy Jane. Tyler, aged tour mouths and twenty days.

MI LES. 1I01LSIX Ac. 1 XCUAKGE, SALE, JLi AND I VERY STABLE, Fit AN KI.IN STREET, KiCIIMONO, Va. MULES AM) llORHKS KOR SALE. Farllesin want of stock will llndltto Iheir interest, after looking elsewhere, loeall on lis If they wish io purchase No.

MULES and tloRSES. for we are prenared wit the 11 nest stock at the lowest prices. Don't forget J. 11. Davis's old stand.

TURNER CO. We can aecoiumodalc more MUI.KS and HORSES on LIVERY Its day or month. my 8-3IU TURNER A CO. WINES, LIUI OIW, TOBACtO, Gunge it and ijlackrerry bkanr DIKS. In Itarrels and half-barrels; I'ORTaud SHKKR IN LS, iu eighth and quarlercasks CLARET and SAUTE1CNE, In eases; PURE UYK WHISKEYS, large KEL'TlWKD WJHLSlvKYS.

all grades, ALWAYS IN STOUK, and for sale by K. COURTNEY JENKINS, Whole.j:Ue Liquor Dealer. No.lJ*j6outh FourteenUi street, below Cary. jy BARRELS WALLACE'S CELEBRATED PURE MOUNTAIN DEW WHISK EY, 65 tarrels J. Semuics's Augusta county RYE WHISKEY.

Go Truc's NEW ENGLAND RUM, at WMf WALLACE SONS', Je 1213 Cary street. THINK, AND TIIEN J. LOOK AT. SMITH'S REDUCED TRICES. CLOTH I NO COLUMN.

jy -JL, CHAPTER, N'O. 3.1.? The. nvttnftfTH 8T. A LU ROJt'AL A KCH CHAPTER, No. an; requested to attend a stated convocation of their Chapter nt Ht.

Alhsn'a -Hall THIS Monday) EVENING, July Ut, nt 7 o'clock. All Royal Arch In good standing arc fraternally invited to attend. By order of the M. E. H.

P. Jy S. It. A CO ItS, Secretary. AT A SONIC NOTICK.

Tlie stated iTj. meeting of II ENRICO UNI' LODGE, XX No. 130, will take place. THIS (Monday) EVE-' NINO at 7 oVjfick at Masonic Hall, on Twenty-fifth stfvct. MeniiMTK of sifter Lodges and transient brethren In pood standing are fraternally Invited.

By order of tlie W. AL Jv WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary. Richmond, 29th, 1072. The members of auroIt A LODGE, No.

ltn, I. O. O. are respectfully mim-sted lo meet at Uielr New Ilall, on Broad Afreet hetweon Sixth and Seventh on MONDAY NIGHT the lr.t of Jnlj-, punctually at o'clock, for election of olliccrn. Brothers of Lodges In good standing are In vltcd to ailed.

Bv order of tlie N. G. Jy C. W. SAUNDERS, SccreL-iry.

THK MEMBERS OF JBF1 FERSON LODGE, No. 4.LO. are hereby notified at tend a n-pn- lor meeting on MONDAY EVENING, -the 1st instant, at 8 oVIwk. The ofllccrs-oleet will he installed hv the Grand Master of the Slate, who will he present on this occasion. Ilv ol the N.

IN VA FGITAN. Secretary. 1'itANTKRS National RICHMOND, title 2P, JS72. rriIK BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF JL THIS RANK have declared a semi-annual dividend of FOUR PER free from tax, payable to thefctockholdcrson and after the of July next, jy W. R.

gUAKLES, Cashier. WOOD-WORKERS' UNION, No. 1.II There will a regnlar meeting of this Union at Montice.Ho Hall TO-NIGHT at o'clock. Business of importance, will come before the meeting. and a full attendance Is desired liy order of the President.

W. It. IIALL, Secretary. The members of lee cam p. No.

S. C. 15., are hereliy notified to attend a stated meeting THIS EVENING at o'clock. Candidates for initiation will present themselves at half-past o'clock. Ry order of Commander CAKItivnTON.

C. W. VOLKM AN, Secretnrr. An adjourned meeting of CITIZENS of Rweketts and Port Mayo for the purpose of forming a Greeley and Urown campaign eluh will Im' held at OougLi's restaurant THIS(MONDaY) NIGHT, July 1st. at o'clock.

G. AV. DONLEY, Jy Secretary. LIT ON A COUNCIL, No. 7L I'l: I EN DS of TEMPER A You are herehv earneMly to attend a regular meeting oi" your Council TO-NIGHT promptly at o'clock.

Election and instalment of officers and other importaiit business demands your atlen (Ion. oriier of President. 1 1 JAMES If. A INSI.IE, Secretary. rJ MIE MEAl BE RS OF SHOCKOE HILL DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE arc earmsslly Invited to attend (especially those who have not attended the Division), as business of the jit most Importance will come liefore the Division, xSMS (M'mday) EVEN I NG sharp o'clock.

of sister cordially Invited toaticyd. JOHN KEINHARDT. jy Worthy Patriarch. DOMINION GREELEY CLUB, No. The OLD DOMINION GREELEY No.

1. will meet at West ha in Hall, lay Ward, on Cary street, on MONDAY" UYENINti, Juij 1st. at o'clock. A full attendance of oflieers Is parllcii'arly In order (o make arrangemeids RaKImore. Uy order BkadmjyT.

Johnson, President. JAMES JKFFREVS, Jy l-lt Secretary jno ft pOUN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE M'AIj The ainiual of the memhers of (lie RICHMOND CORN AN FLOUR EXCHANGE will lie held in the Exclianse onTHESDA V.July at P. M. Jv l-v( P.I!. CMSIII.AN.

Secretary. 4 MEETING OF THK JV TINNERS. GAS-FITTERS. AND PLUMItERS will lie liehl New Market Ilall. corner Sixth and Marshall over Captain l.ohinan's hotel, on MONDAV NIliHT.

July 1, at o'clock. All tinner-. gas-titters, and plumpers are earnestly requested to lie preseut, holli piece and joh workmen. je 1 IC STATK Vinci MA. RlriiMOMi, June nth.

A NNUAL Tin- stockliolilciN JX of this Hank will meet on 6th July, at their hanking-iiousc In il'ds eitv. at ii o'clock AI. J. M. GODf'IN.

Je7 Casiilcr. MILITARY XOTKKS. HOWITZERS. Assoinblo of, your liiJ armory THIS (Mom'ay) EVENING a( hall o'clock promptly. in full uniform and willi shit' inusleraiid inspcctton.

1'iv order of Captain Caktkk. C. WORTHAM. tv On lor I Sergeant. Gi HAND MILITARY EXCimsiONToa I NORFOLK AND RETURN.

fi TIME LOST PROM BUSINESS. It COMPANY A. LEE GUARD, FIRST VIRGIN I A REGIMENT, will give a GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION TO NORFOLK AM) TIJR leaving city in tlx- elegant steamer I'. CLYDE nit WED DAYNIGHTal so'rh rek arriving In Norfolk early on the morning of 1 1 llli. aii'l leaving Norfolk al o'clock returning to die cily by early dawn on the giving all an excellent opportunity of pleasant holiday.

Members of other milllarv companies Joi nl npr In the excursion are to go in uniform, ami will rest assured of a cordial greeting by the Leo ti uard. A KINK 1 1 A I will accompany tiieexcursionJsls. Tickets for the round I rip, Tickets can Ik- jirocured at the stores of West, Andrew liodekei Brothers. Mcl'huil, A. A.

Scott, S. Karrar. ami nieniticrs of the company. Commit fa: Sergeant (J. T.

Hunter, L. C. "Moise. Lieutenant .1. Gibbons.

F. AV. Cunningham. Sergeant W. II.

Taylor. W. II. Ita Istoii. je TKA1N JLIi TO STAUNTON AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS EVERY SATURDAY AT 4.15 P.M.

AT REDUCED It ATES. Ticke's pood to return by either train Monday. Rare chance toeujov the Blue Ridge vem n. A. II.

PERRY, ju General Superiiileudeiit. 1 O. 0. F. I GRAND EXCURSION" TO WEST POINT, GIVEN BY PRIENDS1HP LODGE.

No. in. 1.0.0. F. Will leave for West Point on duly 1st.

WJ. and Invite all sister Lodges to participate with her In the proceedings of this occasion. It is for the iK'nedt of the widows and orphans of deceased oddKellows throughout the citv. The cars will leave the York River depot at 7 o'clock A. and returning arrive in Richmond at 7 1'.

31. A band of music will be in attendance. Tickkts: ientlcmen, $1 ladies, children, 25c. 1 'an be obtained from the committee. Strict order will be enforced.

JAMES H. COG 111LL, Chairman. W. S. Gil.

MAN. W. J. STEPHENS, JAMES II. GIBUS, JOHN PITT, JOHN P.

PEARSON, JOSEPH T. Coinmltk'e. 17 I ON SEAS -OTT. JJi OPENED FOR OLD POINT, VUE L'EAU HOTEL POINT), NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH. Excursion tickets are now issued at Gar tier's Express and on board steamer to either of the above places and return for 1 1 by the James Itlver Sleain- boat Company.

Tickets good until used. Passengers leave here at r.J A. M.MONDAYS, I ES I A YS, and FBI DA YS. Their elegant and fast steamer JOHN SYLVESTEK Is now on this route, with lirst-class table and accoinuiodatlons. Connection uiade at Norfolk for Cobb's Island, je 13-1 til L.

It. TATUM, General Agent. PAKTKERSUUra. XTO 1 OF CXWPAKTNER8HIP.ii I' Yon 1 and after this (Lite Mr. Jotiv B.

I'uitC'KLL is admitted to an 1 uteres 111 our business. PUR CELL. ADD CO. BlCHMOXD, July 1, Jy 1 pO-lWRTNE this tlav assoclated Dr. W.

II. (JtliOS with ine in the drug business. The stvle of I he linn will GIBUS BltOWN. Dr. Glbhs, having had tifu-en years" experience In the biisiut-ss, is perfectly familiar with it in all its details.

The public may feel assured that none but the best I medicines will be sold by us. Sjtccial attention jtiid to proscriptions. Mr. Jessk CllILUS will remain with the new linn. GIBBS I1K0WN, je Bison's old stand, Third and Main etreeLs.

Look, and think of SMITH THE CLOTHIER. 1109 MAIN STREET (sign BIG FLAG). Jy JgALTlMORE BRICK COMPANY, nt RocketLs, have for sale BRICKS OF ALL KINDS. Persons in want pf them apply to JOSEPH ALLAJID, je 8-ltn corner of Twentieth and MjJn stretju, tST iNbsOME BLACK OliE; A DINES at oocM and $L15 0rUa $1.5 0 uid fa; STRIFED AND PI, AID SILKS nt es. and worth JAPANESE" ROBES nt FIGURED and WAT ERED ROBES at greatl rcrliictKf prices UANDSOM IE FlLKFIGUKEDi AND STRIPED GRENA DINES at a reductlou of 25 per cent, or STRIPED A.ND FIGURED GRENADINES at I2jc.

per worth 20c. per yard IK LAWNS at 12 FINE FREVCH CAMBRIC'S OR PERCALES nt 20c. worth, aoc. per yard: at LEVY BROTHERS'. LACONIa SHEETING at Wc.

per yard bv I he piece. Je27 fiST PARJ SOLS, PARASOLS. GREAT RED UCTION IN PRICES. C'Jr stock is Jnrge; wo are determined to close It out, so call sooit for bargains. LEVY BROTHERS.

FRUIT OF Tfl LOOM COTTON lOjc. per ynrd Je 27 flSTPALM-LEAF FANS at A PANESE FANh at 7c. EXTENSION FA2CS at 2lc. Great reductions lit fho prices of FINE FANS of every LEVY BROTHERS. COATS'S and CLAjIK'S SPOOL COJTON, Voc.

per dozen. jc -J7 rjr ARSBIL1B AND PIQUE FRINGES; GIMPS and BRAIDS; CROCHET EDGINGS and RUFFLES: at LEVY RJtOTIIERS' Look at the CHECK DED NAINSOOK at worth jo 27 (fcrFULL YARD-WIDE WHITE MATTING at 23c. per JtED-CHECK MAT 1'ING atsoc. per yard; OIL-CLOTH, one yrjrd per yard; AY )W-SI I A DES and FI XT UR ES at cxt ra barpal ns; NOTTINGHAM ACES by the. yard, and NOTTINGHAM LA CE CURTAINS, at better bargains than ever i PILLOW-CASE COTTON, 42 inches wide, at lfljc.

worth 20 cents; WAMSUTTA COTTON, FRUIT OF THE LOOM, ANDROSCOGG IN COTTON, ic- Jc. NEW YORK MJLLS at DA VOL, best In use. lie. LEVY BROTHERS. Remember the great closlng-ont sale of LEVY 1 27 flEET HAMBURGH EDGING AND REAL LACES of all kinds, WHITE GOODS of every description, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CUFFS, all at reduced prices, at Je 27 LEVY BROTHERS'.

SCARFS AND NEC JUBBONS, SASH RIBBONS, GKOS GRAIN RIBBONS, REBBONS, all widths and colors, at LEVY BROTHERS'. COATS'S And CLARK'S SPOOL COTTON, 7oe. per Jo 27 UTdir MARSEILLES QUILTS-somc extra bargains; CRIP, and CRADLE (JU1LTS, TIDIES and TOILET COVERS, at LEVY BROTHERS'. 1 Remember that LEVY BROTHERS are wiling out at REDUCED PRICES. Je27 rif DELICIOUS C'OLO( E.

Wo have Just received a full of tlio celebrated "MARIE CLKMENT1NK MARTIN KLOSTERFRAU" OM.t ifiNK WATER, formerly sold I Mr. Cranz. All who have uscil It pronounce it the most lnstlng and fragrant Cologne Imported. MEADE DAK Kit, Pharmacists, je 21-2W 911) Main streets. HOT MOKE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.

TO HOME-STAYERS AND SPRINGS-GOERS. T. If. PRICE CO. again 1 market, and are oiicnlng.

bjr express and steamers, large additions of NEW AND EJ.KIJAN fiOnpS iii earh department. Long line of NKW PRINTS? a great show hi nil the tlgnrer- for ladies and children? in mourning and half-mourning styles; OR ESS )S in BLACK ami 01. OR Elj SILKS JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS; GRENADINES, black and colored? vrj-lcty SATIN-STRIPED UERNANIS GRENAD1NKS? checked; DOLLY VARDKN CAMBRICS and PRINTS; FRENCH and ENGLISH. ORGANDIES, both tignred and plain: LAWNS and from the lowest to the highest grades. FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and LINEN CORSETS, GLOVES of all kinds, PARAS? OLS of every make, HOSIERY, Jfce.

LADIES' and UNDERSHIRTS, CHILDREN'S UNDERSHIRTS, SOCK 8, FANS, Ac. CASSU, CERES, and VESTINGS for gentlemen and yg; DRILLINGS, plain and fancy; DUCKS, IRISH LINENS AND OTIIER LINEN GOODS. In spite of tin: recent heavy advance in such as well as hi woollen goods, the stock now on hand will Ijc sold out at old prices. Je 3 T. R.

PRICE CO. EST TILE BEST COD-LIVER OIL. MEADE BAKER'S MEDICINALLY PURE COD-LIVER OIL, direct from New Foiiudland. Approved ami prescrtlied th? most eminent physicians In Virginia ami North Carolina an Ihc "REST, PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH." A freabmipnly Just recHved. MEADB A BAKER, importing Pliannaclsta, ap CO 919 Main street, Richmond, Vr.

l'EIUSOKAL. CTATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF lllCIlIO MOND? TO WIT: This day personally appeared me, A. Molse. .1 a notary public In and for Oie city of Richmond and State aforesaid, Mrs. Antonla Newman, who, being tirM.

duly sworn according to law, made oath that the two. and only, that were ever taken out against her husluud, Oscar Newman. upon charges of personal violence to her, were taken out without her or consent, there having been no Just grounds for his arrest, and tliat siiUl warranto were dismissed the Justice at her special request. Given under niv hand hi my city aforesaid this 25ih day ot' A. MOiSE.

jc Notary Public. OOK, AND THINK OF 1 SMITH THE CLOTHIER, 1109 MAIN STREET (sign BIG FLAG). Jy SUPERIOR TOILET POWDER, by the ounce or pound; ORIENTAL ToOTn-roWDER, hv the onnee or Jar; BOUQUET COLOGNE, very tlne.ei.25 per S'nt Solid and lluld Extracts larpe A Elixirs, at I'OLIC MILLER'S apothecary store, i comer FtfUi and JUirelwtl. RPEtEAi NOTiem SOME OP THE BARGAINS OF BY WILLIAM THALHIMER A No. WW MAIN STREET, opposite the.

FULL YARD-WIDE BLEACHED JTTON at COT. ON at i2jc. I2jc. pt yard; fjtfULL yard-wide brown Bps nil prettleat CALICOEH 11c. p-r yard BLACK GRENADINES, with colored stripes, at COLORE GRENADINES at per yard; Tfcwt FRENCH LAWNS.

bo', Id 3oc. pr-r yard; FRENCH CAMBRICS, aoRd colors, 37Jc. per yard; Splendid WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at js-r yard; Splwidld WHITE MUSLIN nt per yanl; Fine BLEACHED TAJH.K DAMASK at 76c. per yard Excellent LINEN iVJYIdES at and per dozen Excellent LIN EN TOWELS at Large WHITE OCIl.Ts at. upwards; Latest and Iwst wf ALKlNti-CANE PARASOLS, and CAMBRIC EJ SGS and INSERTINGS.

20c. upwards; SHAWLS ami WHITE. "jCaCK, an 1IOKIE iY. and COLORED GRENADINE rIOS? KlBBoNS. and many other Ko'' xLs at t-urif)risliiKly low prices.

Je 21 INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THR BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. ASP ETS AND RAPIDLY INCREASING. kn 1. ItocausMt Is lodged to he perfectly volvtiif hy all Insurance 'tjfrmviissionrrs. 2.

Because It In the cmiftptst. 8. Because It endorsee mrrendfr matron Its policies, in mid cmtn, for ten consecutive and ten yearn thereafter. According to the statement of the rates of the different Life Insurance companies of tlrst-elass standing in the United Stales made hy "The Universal" In advertisement entitled "Fads tire Stubborn Things," ami published recejitly In a southern It appears that tiro Mutual Rates of the lirooklim aro cheaper than those of any named com puny. For Instance, according to that statement C'OMrANlKS.

In the BttOOKi.YN... In the Equitable 7,511 47 Balance In favor of the Brooklyn 26 In the BltOOKLYN 43 In the Piedmont and ArII Upton S-4S5 46 Balance In favor of tin Brooklyn In BllOOKLYN In the New York Balance In favor of the Brooklyn In the In the Carolina Life. 27 7.1 7.511 17 or? 57 13 63 8, RIO 57 12 60 8,810 Balance In favor of the Brooklyn In the BltOOKLYN. In the Balance In favor of the Brooklyn In the In the Cotton States Balance In favor of the Brooklyn In the In the St. Louis Mutual.

Balance In favor of tin Brooklyn In (he BROOKLYN the Southern Balancc In favor of the Biooklvit In the Brooklyn Tn the Balance in favor of (ho Brooklyn 26 69 09 XI 73 7.1 8,503 41 32 73 S.426 96 77 875 73 8.455 46 27 73 8,811 30 37 73 06 fP 94 75 ro 8, 57 12 CO 0,811 73 96 cr.o oo s.rtlR 73 1 8, 00 73 50 23 II $0,250 8.630 30 30 I 2 27 22 05 98 7 22 7.987 03 27 7,016 40 87 27 10 17 27 7,987 22 05 27 ,916 40 87 27 7. M0 C-o 77 'J 7 10 STOCK HATKK. At the. aye At the aye of jilll of Id, in- will nuri' mire. In the Rrooki.ym on In the Universal 1 1,390 ot Balance In favor of the Brooklyn Ht stock rates 90 oo Tho greatly advantageous feature of the in endorsing the Surrender faints tijHui Its policies, in and rents, for ten conseod ire lias met with utupialilled praise from Ilir most celebrated American actuaries, as also from tho prcsi North ami South.

The Hon. K.llztir Wright, who is admitted tolic the greatest insurance mathematician ami fnary in America, congratulating Brooklyn upon Mils new distinctive feature, says anions other things, "1 am particularly pleased by your departure in the right direction from the ordinary nothod of com put in tla. Surrender Values" "t'neof the greatest drawliaeks to Hit; popularity of life Insurance lias been the disappointment ami dissatisfaction of retiring policy-holders at. the of the surrender value paid," Ac. "All this would hare lieen prevented by a distinct statement on the policy in ad ranee of the sum to be paid." This statement, it will be seen, the Brooklyn makes In dollars and cents, so that there call he no mlstaku.

ltHAD WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS SAT THIS fkatukk: The Sentinel, iyb, January '-'7, "Tills greiU fetdure of cash surrender values Is an Improvement that frfgnaltcutf the cm of life Insure nee." Sun Colnmlnts, Ga.) There Is no eiunpany lu the laud. A comparison with other corporations ot" a similar character will convince ail of the superior safety in taking risks with I he Invoklyn Life." Dispatch, (St. Louis, January 7. is A policy in the Brooklyn (m thus worth mi iniu'h in ready money. This is the only life com the country that lias carried thi'x e.t vtlh nt fudnre (of endorsing the cash surrender values in dollars and cents) into its l'oliey -holders doubly assured, the system cannot "fall to liecoine very popular." It will Ih' poen lint we axsi rt nothing In the aimrt' advert Isement, but make a simple statement of the supirior advantages of the Brooklyn as It appears from disinterested part and which Is strictly correct.

lood agents wanted everywhere in Virginia, who will lie liberally dealt with. Apply to THOMAS M. A I. FRIEND A General for Virginia, office No. fl0'2 Main street, Richmond, Va.

ap KIT li AT II LOU'S 11AIII This superb HAIR DYE Is the best in the world? perfectly harmless, reliable, and lnstantaiu no dia-ippolntiueut no ridiculous tints or disagreeable odor. The genuine WILLIAM A. HATCllELOlt'S IIAIK DYE produced immediately a splendid black or natural brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; doea not contain a particle of lead or any Injurious coin (Kin ml. Sold by all Factory. 10 BOND STREET, N.

Y. Jyii-eod COURT ORDERS. TN FLU AN A CIRCUIT COURT, i. April term, B. 11.

Jones Plaintiff, against Abra. Shepherd. In liisown right and as administrator of David b. Knrrar, decerned, J. Hartwok, George I'almer, and William II.

Palmer, partners under tlie style of Palmer, Hart sook A E. 6. Dabney ami llnmphrev, partners under the style of E. Dabney A Son; W. Thneker, J.

I'. B. WUiner, George W. Dawson, John S.Kent, John S. Moon, William D.

Davis, S. H.Tutwller.adniliilstrator of Francis Johnson, Amanda Tutwller, administratrix of W. C. Tutwller, deceased, and the James Ulver and Kanawha Company Defendants. IN C11ANCKRY.

This came on tills day to bo beard aw to all the defendants eAcept P. 15. Wlliner upon the bill and exhibits, the answers of Abra. trustee, and of I'almer, Jt with general replication thereto, and the bill taken for confessed as to the olhtr defendants, and as argued bv counsel. On consideration whereof the court dotli adjudge, order, and deem; that It lie referred to otic of the commissioners of tills court to take the following accounts? to wit 1st.

An account of all the debts secured by the two trust deeds on the Middleton mills executed by II. Jones, and in the bill and prom-diugs mentioned, with all the priorities of said debts. If anv. 2d. Of all water rents now due.

from the plaintiff to the James River and Kanawha Canal Company. 3d. An account of the annual and l'ee simple value of said Middleton mills. Notice of the time and place of taklug said accounts shall be given by publication once a week for four successive weeks In the IMchmond and ScottsvUle Register, which shall equivalent to personal service as to all persons Intviested, and the commissioner, with his report, shall specially state any deemed pertinent, and that any party mav'requeat. A Teste ABRA.

SHEPHERD, C. C. Commissioners' Okkicx, Palmyra, June 5, 1873. The parties interested In the foregoing decree are hereby notified that I have tlxed uj.on Uic ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, W72, the time, and my office, at Fluvanua Courthouse, as the place, for the taking of the several accounts directed to be taken by the said decree; at which lime and place they are required to attend, with all the vouchers and papers necessary, to enable me to take the said accounts. Glvon under my hand as commissioner of the Circuit Court of Fluvanna the day and year aforesaid.

1 THOMAS TU J'WILER, Commissioner, i A OF ASSEMBLY, Now rtody antf for Bale hy WEST, JOHNSTON A 1000 Main street. ACTS OF ASSEMBLY. JR7I-'72. f2.2S. BUMP'S BANKRUPTCY, flfth edition.

MORSE ON ARBITRATION AND AWARD. BROWNE'S DIGEST OF DIVORCE AND A LIMONY. (6.5<>. WI I'll HOW'S AMERICAN CORPORATION CASKS. Voluiuc I.

To he In two volnines. AMERICAN REPORTS. Volume IV. All new liooks arc for wile noon pulilished, as well as Inrice stock of Law and Miscellaneous Rooks to select from. Volume XXI.

of RATTAN'S REPORTS will fx ready tills week, when our numerous subscriber: will fie supplied. Tlie Virginia Court of Appeals decision od tin HOMESTEAD LAW will 1k- to Ukmc who wis! It free of oliarge. All orders to us For books or stationery lllled witl promptness. Je PERSONS ABOUT TO TRAVEL CAN A Ik; with tin; NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY The NICEST STATIONERY, embracing NoH Paper and ruled or plain, White oi tinted, Iteurril or reticulated English. French or American; with or without Initials; PORTABLE WRITING-DESKS, TOURISTS' CASES, PORTFOLIOS, GOLD and STEEL PENS, POCKET-BOOKS, Ac.

WOODIIOUSF, i pArIiam, je IP P-fOi Main Blmrt. A CCOUflT BOOKS. RANDOLPH A ENGLISH solicit early orders from all who need BLANK BOOKS. Medals awarded at the List and former Fairs to Randolph English for the lust BLANK BOOKS made In Virginia. 1318 Main street.

Je it) clothing. LOSING-OUT SALE. WORTH OK CLOTHING. In preparation for a change Hie coming season, 1 will from the FIRST DAY OK JULY, offer my entire stock of GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS', AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING at a REDUCTION of my former prices of the season. It Is Important that Die slock of SUMMER WEAR should ho closed out entire, ami Inducements will lie offered to that end.

Among the few things 1 won in crate are DRESS SUITS. i CHEVIOT SUITS, C'ASSIMERE SUITS, LINEN SUITS. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. WHITE DUCK SUITS, YOUTHS' SUITS, HOYS' SUITS, 7. CHILDREN'S SUITS, and everything that spits Ihn wants of the people, and a a fabulously loir 1 me oi all I say, and those In want of good, genteel.

amiWell-made CLOTHING will llnd that the liesf place to get them the old-established (thlityyears) hou4c of WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent, 1109 Main street, sign of the Rig Klag. N. See detailed advert Iscmer.ts as they dally appear. Jy 1-eodlJ If 1 THE PRICES REDUCED. CHEVIOT SUITS "formerly tlC now fflo; IIITE DUCK SUITS formerly 412 now YOUTHS' Ts t'ormi-riv WHITE DRESS Pflllt TS fui-ineiiv fca.GO now WHiTE DRESS fififttTS formerly now WHITE DRESS 5WRTS formerlv now LINEN OKA ERS formerly now 1 1 INDIA GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS formerly 55c.

LISLE LOV3ES formerly fric. now FANCY SILK HOWS formerly 5rte. now FANCY PANTS very much reduced: Odd lot WOOLLEN JACKETS and PANTS at less than cost and thousand- of other goods at to the people to know howlheycan lie sold so low. the secn can he found out hv calling ami Inning of WILLI I It SMITH. A geiil, Iv l-3t I Main street, Mgn of hie Hag.

Wfc, 5 jpALL i WOOL. The heavy fall In wool tlie closing out of all woollen goods lie fore the coining season, and the place to llnd REA'DY-M APE CLOTHING at prices Is WiM. IRA SMITH'S, Agcnl, Main slreet. tdgn of BIG FLAG. 0 0 A 1) If I clothing.

WHITE DUCK SUITS MKS ami YOUTHS al Sark Coat, Prints. and Vent? worth $12. goods must lie sold. If want cheap rlolhluc will ami I l.LJAM IRA SMITH. Agent, 11CJ Main rcet.

Jr 2W-3t wlgn of tlic BIG FLAG. jgARGAINS! BARGAINS I IN SPRING ANI) SIJM.MFR CLOTHING, At RAK No. 1017 Main street, which consW, of Cheviot Suits at worth $15: light Coats and Pants at $13, worth $bl blue. black ami brown Cloth frocks and at $12, worth $15 light ami dirk Suits for at ami worth $12 ami $15 boys' black Alpaca and I. lin for $3 children's Linen SiiJIm at $2.25 lioys' Lim Coats at VJ men's Linen Coats at $1 and upwards; Cottonade at $0, worth $fl.

Also a large assortment of white Duck and Ribbed Suits: double ami Marseilles Vests Kl ri Alpaca ami a I a full line of FURNISHING CKJOIW. 1 ran sell lower than any one, 1 buy exclusively for cash. 'ohm; and convince yourselves. Take notice of the red post iti front of the door. Je 7-1 in 1HIV UUODR.

Better read Vc liamla very jrood stock of for the simou, and are nt ill getting In something new ami clieap every few diys and. without making? any Mg fuss alKtut it In the 1 can sell xmall profile (all I ask). and then sell tliem lower than tho6e who sell at, coat and lean than cost, letter call and for yourselves. G. T.

ItARBEE, Humtnur to Duckwall A Rouss, No. 000 1 1 road street, L'lchmond. Uy Dress goods, dress goods, A 'J' COST, AT COST. I offer in entire stock of SUMMKlt DRESS GOODS, after July 1st. at Have a U-autlful line of GRENADINES.

JAPANESE SILKS and POP LINS. trust. JULIUS YCI.E, Broad street, 20-1 between Fourth and Fifth. OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS IN DRY lj ISAAC COHEN, Broad street. Iietwccn Third and Fourth streets, hating attended tlie New fia'es for the ten di ys.

Is now oiMMilng the eheniKva GOODS ever before offered. 1 1lls lirm luivint; advantage of doing an exten- stve nt the smallest cjjHiwe Is thereliv enatiled to wit the tiargalus at the slightest advance on costAll goods warranted as represented. Closed Sat- I rj-n (JELLING OFF AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS. I shall offer my rutin- ft took of DRY' GOODS AT COST FOR CASH. No goods charged Parties indebted to me will settle accounts by the 1st.

Parties to whom I am indebted will present their claims fur settlement. STORE FUR RENT. S. 1HRSIL Jc 25-2H1 (i'JT Bnwul street. QUARLOTTESVlLEfe WOOLLEN MILLS.

Those VERY A I and SUPERIOR SPRING WOOLLENS made at these celebrated mills jue eale la Rich- mond, by THOMAS If. PRICE A W. HOLT RICHARDSON A LEVY BROTHERS. WILKINSON A IT 1 1 RS, DUCKWALL A ROUSS, JIREEDEN A FtlUKQUREAN A CO. (JONSUMERS are speel dl Invited to aud sro them Samples mailed an appllruUon.

Ad- I LOTTESVILLE WOOLLEN HILLS, 6 ll ri CUMMER BOARDERS' THK ROAUD can hod, country ninety rallra nltovc lent mid Itealthr a Warwilmtcr. NcWm counly.Va. AMELIA ffflt I NGSOPEK iV CEPTION per week. per day. winding h.vk fitre.t-i.5o.

M. train ami the, Sal tin lav nrr leaving KMhhmiI'M mond at wo A. M. Monday, hmdlMW. Kefcrraicc H.

S. Cottr r.t.r,. I A. K. 1)K AHIBTV Jifteen miles of wake and Ohio railroad.

si The raliiTtl tollers are wwrj' hUlrftnifi. Ilonsenpemvhalorson the COth Frl month ISM per week and healing water gratK Dr. U.K. Je25-lni P. tc M.

Kl'ltla Boarders will ift: OAKLAND, DVHiSt; VACATION'. 1 place s.ttttatvil In a mniuihdnouH aud Ijeaitfi of country. tiro miles from Itmffctkh Oroire. Alexandria ami railroad. county, at which tlwfre In tdrerapli ofllre.

per month, jio'iremv, Kcv. J. A. For i If KV. T.

W. KOBKKIfl Je 21-1 III l.f'IMrf. W1 'HI Greenwood depot, th CJIBSAPKAKE ANO OHIO HAll.HOAIi.i hoarding-home at th's place Li now bonnling-house at th's place I for the at tlic following rates: board day l'rr wevk For four weekii. ....7 Colored servants and children under ten viyrV, age half price. It) WALT KB PlN'WHUitpj MR.

AND MRS. J. YANCEY wiD reive at their residence, near or three families HOARDERS during thf iner. Tcrtna for a siugle month. VANCF.V Greenwood Depot, Allicniarlt.

je CUMMER BOARDING INSTAl WW Person!" wishing spend a few summer in Staunton PI.EASANT op TKRS at the STAUNTON HAIT1ST KlAj, INSTITl'TKat reasonable Aj'ptv u. Je JOHN rriiE hot springs, -L ATI I COUN'TV, Vlltr.l) art? now open to lis waters l.fn for the cure of Rheumatism. C.out. Paraly l.lver, Clitinilc lilarrhiinnrliwiiiin. eases of the terns.

Affections of the Skin. top, of Synhilitic origin. and numerous Chronic li THE I5ATHS in tPinperntun- from to Mr Kah'n-nlielt. and present variciv ol wi hilh. 'i hey an1, fouiid to tcm for the heneijrjal action of water; iouinii various oilier Mineral Spriugx.

I I ItATIIS have Imimi eoiwtruetml nirnt tiioH' that all- L'irpely at the mo'-t in (icrmany. and which give sutVerers lie rit of the very valuable remedial agents cou? in the mineral mnd. 'I'lie-e SPItlNliS offer trn ii Iw'tli the invalid and pluaxinv-swher. I iu- nient and nianageineni are oju.il to eiiy hotels. Every modern improvein? Im'1'ii provided.

ProiesMir J. L. OA M. the wit of Virginia. Pliysielan.

t'or iiauinhleixaud I S. C. TA HOY Hiehmond, Va.j ,1. A. AlMil ST, Manager Hot Springs, oeantvj my20-3m lll KNOT St'KI POWIt ATA orVTY.

dune t. Inns CELEBRATED A II I Pl.At 'Ewill opened for the accomtnij of visitors on the ISth Instant. Mr. .1. M.

formerly of Konl's late the Hot Sjirlugs. will thJ The tat'lewlll lie ahundantl with I delicacies the market can The li-l cludce wines and liipiors. Tekms $.15 per mouth. per week. (ti COMFOKTAHI.E roAt'HES will meet train from Hielunoiid tlally at 'oallleld i Kiehiuoml and Danville railroad.

Ticktiln return, ft. 50. Je-i-lm .1. II. FEIJiil'Si MOUNTAIN-TOP UoUbK.

I'l known ami eelehrtletl sl'MMEH I on Hie Hlue lJidce. one mile lie and Ohio niilroad. Is now climate ait'l scenery are not in Tlie rooms, tahle.and other.u eoinuioilitioif. that can lie desired. Hoard, per month Ilnard.

per Hoard, per dav Hacks will he found at A fton to coi.m 'f; and from the Hoiel. Je Batu alum springs, hath COI'NTV. TO lis .11 I I sltualtslal the eastern of the Warm uioiiutain. ten tidies from ai eake and diio railroad, on main 1 1. leading to Warm.

Hot. ami lleallur ''pf" location is spli'inlid ImiIIi in of ilM" the puii1 and the uioinitalii seian liivri ile I ind l. hi The line alum and he.ile toiin it? i fovpawe'l. i ('in ulars. giv I terms, aoalv 1 1 cures, addn j'll HA XTEC.

i.ri. Hiii It Alum Spri WAW.M SJ'UINtJS. 15 All i TT have hi i ''i1' open oil he Ifdli io in I X. Ihgcis, Haiti more I 'mi Hii hmoiid, or the tftitf per month ol eight days. EHP.AVK.

liEVMH mv 27-2HI ri alcm 01' KN 1. U72. This favorite Ti IV; l'ij will ulf'T I (i Him other incnr ku Ihtii added gaiit and lull-room, adjoining vj tin1 parlor Ih cii enlarged iiuj the two wiaily It will kept In a si) not unj wli Virginia. 'I'lii' WATKIJS or greatly relieve of Kcrofnla. Consumption.

T.muie liroitehllls, 'hronic Kills. Chronic I'licumouia, Chronic I ('lironlo UtarrlM'n. 'I In iiIhou great value in those affect funs wln? li an lur to the female aid an apj i a timli', and gviitnl liicy art', perl unrivalled nmoiiiist mineral waters. "The propr will have provided for the lawns and Ii.iIJ-i lind-claiM Hand of Mutic, and in general niHimsof amusement mid rn'h'ittioii ill our liesf summer will ar flieeomiii the guests at JMXhniMDC.K Al.l'M." I Is within eleven to thirteen hours ium Washington, Baltimore. My mil.

all in I I'asiengers leave the ear-, ol" tin Ches.i|< Hilo railroad at and and stage eo-u hes, pas-lug rapidly over a smooth vi'l road of eight miles, set down ai .1 AM ICS A. PKAKtKlt, I'mptM making use the ground-. A i'. Spring-, and not Mopping at hotel, charged half my regular The Kockhrldge water for sale ITK' I I I St Richmond, and lil'jtiKHK Mi t.NTIIf K. pamphlets sent freeou appllc.it mv lo-3m EW KOCKHKIIXiE AIA'M SIMUN KOt'KIIKllXSE COUNTY, VA.

Je OKA HATH IN G.O Is i now open tor the itors. Fine auu surf -bathing. A t'jnd of mu.de during tbe H'amu. Tkhms sjsi jH-r week. llonti' From hv steamer N.

Cherrvsfoue. Mouday, Wedue.dau nioruings. Addrexi COBB tlKO'flP Je lu? 1 in I AliWOOl) A KITTh'K. siicftf kichwond, v.v. Uulli 1st of next we will I ludni-emt ute Ui all iu immI of Fl'IIM Our with made of and kiln -di io' and warranU stand in any ehnule.

We woidd call particular atientlon ro our WALNUT I1AMBKK SUITS, which ulshed troni to and In all caew Our slock of PAJtJLOR KM STUK complete, and if we have not the vu t'- 'J will make any mttern to order. A All lu Heed will find it to their iutemd to our stock. A Il'Fll UK jtV KClfNITI'HK WAHKKtK)MS, (iOVKKNOH AND KlUNKUN MUtK Uatest jof Iwuid-oiue Walnut OliamtH-r, and and Kmouclltd L'ottave cud Jke? AKTliUR and I'JOT b'rankUn Va, CnU bv'iorv you hay uiy pricc will tiie nrepllon of visitors on the JULY. The waters have Ix-en long and 'if lint until lately no luiproveuients l.avo Uei; 41 for the entertainment of the A Joint stiH'k eoinirinv chart' -red ini'ler of the.H>|{|>AN 'Kltltl I A I.I has Imimi with ample capital. I' iKiny have fhlo season a new noP'l.

furnL'Jieti Uirougliout iu the Tlie mineral waters are Ixitli Al.l'M LVItKATK lornier living iliKtws, Chronic hroutc Im ipieid (Vuisiiini'tlon. ilroncliiiK l.p-ni' gill-; and the latter great value lu affections wlileli the feuudt: coustitiiUoii. Tlie 1 first class in every i-espref. The eight Goshen, ou the line ol tlie ndlroad, and within eleven to thirteen Richmond, and t'oloiH'i M. liariii'iit's eieyant with Hie IraiiLs ca at i'er ilnr.fi; four further particulars apply V.

15 fieucral Manager formerly of the Ki? iiv.