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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

"
John Hall, Md; r Stevens, KIT; J A McEahan
Pa; J Higgins, do; w II Kovejoy, Nd; Rev c
Hamay, do; Thos Devecmon, do; Dr. J Fitzpa,-
Harris, Va; H Irving, do; b A Kishsr. Texas:
w Jennry, CE; b II CornwelI, Ind; : SUIT
Zen, Nd; r A Smith, Ky II Eddy. Mass; r
srees lnridgs, j., do Col Bargst and lady, Md;
G. Browning, Ea; 6 n Moore, NY; ] Meem,,
Va; Pursel. Pa; w M Guthr Q, Kansas; H E
Richards l.sf IDS and family, NJ; Hsdrnbury and
Col Glove, do; Jackson, Ky; &c Ricketts,
q; Miss NJ Carter, Pa w H Outon. o; r 4,
Brown. Va; f. Kirkpatrick, Eng A Pitkin.
S Ct; Ham, NJ; Dougla., Tenn; Mr.. E
Mitchell, Md; Jenkins, Va; E Lawton
La; Miss Hapgord, VT.
wfLLARD5' HOTEL.-N Burt. Pa; d W
lanes and lady, Pannett, JnO Pannett, NY;
Hepburn, Cal; Major Longstreet, u y A; c.
Van Rensselaer,, RI; L II Bo5inson. w Borsv,
Nd w Bullock, Mass; George Shipley, Del
Bell, jr, Mrs Bell and maid. ID Ogden, n Y; Mai
Cha.~, Levy, Pa; J Bartlett, RI; N Mon
land; Rowland, KY; w II Warren, n Jer: n
Han.tsd, Murphy, York; Colony, Nh; r
Useho, Ny, Stanton, Kansas; d s Hancock,
ron, Cal; C Il smith, NY; f Brooks and LADY,.
Ohio; Ed Boyle, Y; stephen Benton, Pa; + Is
Dean, w Rouse, Mass.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Robert Catbc.rt. Md.
w Shoe maker, Ohio; Robinson, A Mccall
W.. u
smith Texas; II Hobart, Pa; Flanders, N
rs Hepburn, Cal; William Peyton, Va: ] I,
Brent, Cal; II Sheldon, Wis; J Doe Mass;
Edwd Lewis, Pa; ID Stebbins A McCaIeb. A
randall and lady, NY. G w Classon, Jas Dufft
Pa Fisher, do; Mr. Jenkins r Y Robsy Md
Z Noyes, T Litchfeld, Va; III Bodfcbon
Algisrs; II McCsbe, Iowa; n Butler, RIsland: n
Lockerman, Md; b ID Ling. XIV; T. Prot, Pa; j 4,
street, III BACON, Ky; A Pitkin, CT; l. Eyre
Va; Miss Ann Boyd, NY.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-Mr Crocker, Mass: r
ID Johnston, X \ Waters, Mo; MIR Harrison Va:
W L Ball and lady, Mass; III w Hoffman. Md
Mrs Heck and nurse, Va; q = Ball, d; y L. Moore
and lady, Mrs Conant. Md; g ]. Dufossat J w
9odbeTJ, La w Mills, NC; 6 Shiplsy, DC; J
= Rittenhouse, Ala; II s Mott, Pa; w III Ross,
Dell Maj Rehear, w Carr and lady, Pa; III w
Carr, So; Peter, Md; l. Thomas, DC; C r,
francis NY; w Smith, Tex; Van Dyke,
"a; Early. Gallagher, Md; w Downing
aad lady, DC.
UNITED STATES HOTEL " Rogers,
Rogers; u Harrison and lady, Ky; William
son, va w Stevens and lady, XIV; C. A Atkins,
Bennett, Ny; Colborn, CeIborn, CT:
hobart, Pa, &c Waddle, W C Tubman Va:
A bogden, Mass; j Barton. DR. Moore Va: B
Taylor, KY Y Looney, J w Silver, p Smith.
smith, Roberts, Va; 6 w Hamilton. XIV;
snlPley, DC, w Mannypenny, VI; w j
WASHINGTON HOUsE-w IT Wilder TIL
Wallace, NY; j BaIckly, Pa; ID Andrews O !:
II Harris, Capt Jas Marks, > Bi,Lop pa. -
Daniels, RI; + Wilder, Mich; A Strarnes. \ a..
hon ID b Chapman, Neb'a; A johnson, Pa;
Morris, Ind.
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EVENING STAR.
MEN OF ACTION, CLEAR THE NAV.

ASN OE AtIIONs CLEAh IHE W A
BIT CHARLES MAcKAY.
Men OF thought, he up and stirring
Night and day:
sow the seed, withdraw the curtain.
Clear the wsy.
men oil action. aid and cheer them
AS YOU may.
Ihsre il a font about 70 strsam-
Irhere IN light about To beam,
here 10 warmth sbont To glow,
mere is Hover about to blow,
mere 10 Inldnigh dsI kness
Changing into day;
wen OF thought. and men Of action.
Clear the way.
once the welcome light has broken,
w no snail say
what the uDimazIned glorles
Of the day!
What the evil that shal perish
Aid the dawning tongue and pen:
AID 1t. hopes of honest men
AID lt, paper; aid 1t, type;
AID IL, Tor the hour 10 rIpe,
Into play:
Men OF thought, and men Of action.
Clear the way!
Lot clouds about To vani.h
From the day;
Ano braxeh wrong to cruubla
Into clay
tsei Inc lights about to conqasr;
,, Clear the way
Mlth The right shall many more
ShIe5 srnIl Ing at the door;
lth the giant wrong shall fall
nany others, great ana sm1ll,
mat Tor ages long have held Us
For their prey.
Men or thought and men of action,
Clear the way,
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u A KING HOUSE

CHUBB BROTHERS.
DsposltoIs, dePositing Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currsncy.
Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with deposisers eloyina
them to deposit Gold aud Check for currency, The
deposltoI being credited with the difference.
Sc &-tf CHUBB BROTHERS,
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At the land office at Sioux CIrY. commencing on
Monday. the twenty first day Of June next, for the
disposal of the public lands, heretofore Nm offered
situated within the following named townships and
parts of townships, viz:
North Of the base line and ,eest Of III. fTth prin-
eipaI n1erididH.
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
From THK UNITED STArHs.

rbe CalIfornis mail steamers leave New ycyh
% TIE sth s1d 10th Of eaoh month. W.
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II g GA8E EXPIRE So FICE
II e4 d STREET,
AdJoistss fAs Stsfss PYsstIss OHes.

The subsoIbsy, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
sno Ono and Washington Branch Railroad, has
mediation Of the public, where orders can BE- len fos
the use OF wagons 70 convey Baggage or PACKAGES
removal to any point in This City or Georsetown.
Once open from O'Clock .. m. to 10 O'Clock D. M,
daily, except eunday, to 10 o. clock O. m o'olooE
to 10 p. m JOHN NJ. McCLfNTOCK.
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO Railroed,
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40 CASTOR & CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
It'll street, under the Avenue House,
DEALERsIN
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
Of CLOTHING which they now have on ex hbi-
ton at their Store, No. - Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street, and they are determined to
their part shall be used in order to please their
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we oan guarantee
the stock be perfect point of durability, fit and
style, because we make everything ourselves. and
have hesitation say ing goods will be found
equal to the best order work In the country.
Watching the various changes OF fashion. parties
may assured of finding the latest cut and make
IN store subject TO their inspection and approval.
5iS,Gn worth Of Goods for Mems, Boy g. and Ser
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This il
no humbug, IS our assertions can be proved on eX-
ANIMATION Call and see Us at the above Store.
E-Sm GASTON 4 CLARK.
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SAMUEL z. MOWERS BOOT, SHOE, AND
- TRt TX ESTABLISHMENT.
| have on hand u large assortment of Ladies'
GeRtIemen's, Misses, Boys'. Youths, and GW
Childrsn's Rubbers, Ovsrshoes, Sandles EyxtN
Gosemers, Boots, Slippers. BuskIns hsiled <21fD
ard without, Water proof Boots and Shoes, which
will sell cheap for cash.
Also, a splendid stock Of Sole Leather Trunks
reduced prices.
Call and examine for yourselves, at
sAM'L. p. HOOVER,
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between
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N.B.-Persons coming TO Washington or go,ns 70
Baltimore, not haying made up their minds whore
they viii stop, by giving mp their checks to my
agents on the oars, will have their baggage tax On
care of at this once. or ut Baltimore Office No. II
Eharp street. and no extra charge. do
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- 500 REWARD -Ranaway from

IA the employ OF thc Richmond ana DanV1lo
~ Railroad Company, about the LIST of April, q
~ negro man named WILLIAM RAJ; bat this
year he went by the name of WA HASTINGS lie
dark Ginger bread color a bushy head of hair; he
limps in the right leg. he was purchased the first
of this year of "a Rollins of Fredericksburg, and
by Mr. Rollins of VIM Pratt. near Fredericksb
William, since away has been seen about Fredericks-
burg and near VIM fratt's and Thos Pratt's where
he has children living He is well known there He
has also been seen about Richmond. He has wife
at Mr. Audersons factory, on the Basin
Mr. Powers hired him last to make mortar. He
also calls himself white washer and piasterer
will give the above reward of 500 ii taken out
Of the State or $40 If taken iE Richmond, any of
the surrou odng counties, and confined in jail, 30
that NAV get HIM SAML HASTINGS.
Hes
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IN ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

q. ". JONES, Dentist, having purchased the
right for tho asove mode of making Teeth. and be-
ing entirely satisfied Of its absolute superiority
over the gold. silver or platina method, can with
confidence commend il to all who may desire full
or partial sets of Teeth-and especially 90 such as
In this process. all Of the objections TO the gold
plate are Iemoved-the suction being perfect.
cures comfort and stability 20 the t-and the teeth
frsm uudfr or between them, they are therefore
stronger. cleaner smo Jthsr and in every respect bet
ter.
In Consequence of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate to the mouth and the suctisp thereby secured
or nocharge. ~
This method having been adopted and commended
by those standing highest in the profession, North
and South Testimonials will be given aud specimens
exhibited 70 any who may desire TO see them. The
old plates Of those wishing exchange the cid
thod for the new will be taken in part pay. ofice
opposite uorinthian Hall.
Office hours from TO ~ from 3k too.
saI a. yr1
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RUNAwAYH.
, $3.50 ARD.-Ranaway from

4 $3.50 REWARD. Runaway from
A. my farm, Cragton. early in October last, a
~ bright mulatto girl, named NANCY GRAN.
~ THAN. sometimes calling herself MARI.
thin visage. bushy head of hair, Of sanity color.
straight, stabilize FORM and steps long when walk
ing and il about fifteen years Old will give 500
for her apprehension and delivery to at my farm
and $50 for the discovery of her harborers with snf
cs Mt proof to convict them. She has relatives in
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, and last seen going from Manchester to
that part of the town.
au 3I-2w WIN CHRlSTlAN.
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REMOVAL.-SIMPS ON n

EN- HEMUV AL.-S N z UN Il
p BAGEALL beg leave TO inform their pa
irons and the public generally that fbey
will removs ON the lst II July next 10 their
NEw STEAM CRAcKER BAKERY. on 18th street, Ia lew
doors beie W Man) where they have greatly increas
ed their facilities for supplying their hitherto large
demands for BREAD. CAKES. CRAcKEns. PIES, sc...
Thankful for the patronage so literally kesfowrd
on them heretofore they hope TO merit ccntnuance
of the same at their new place. :.
N. B. Orders for BREAD, cRxCKER ete., Win
be received at their Bakery on 18th street. or their
cid store N0.7 on Moin street. Cakes, Crackers &c,
carefully packed in quantities to suit customers.
lie SIM
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&A& ASHLAND (VA.)
&eSSSEs RACEs-FALL MEETING
~k&2RSS0s> lSSS.-The prOpr;etor Of this


and beautiful Race
Course sixteen miles North of Richmond, directly
on the line of the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce to the racing
world the following stakes to be run for over his
cou,se this FALL commencing on TUESDAY, the
18TH day of October 1865 and continuing four days,
and hopes that the owners OF racing stock will send
In their entrances without delay.
TuEsDaY--Fyst Day. -.Sweepstskefo for three Years
forfeit. To close TIE LIST of October
SECOND RAcE-!ams Dap. -sweepssaks for three
years rid colts and lies $50 entIa nce, half forfeit,
swo mile heats. To close the LIST Of October
WgoSEaDAy Second Ddy.-proprietor's Purse
$500, three mile heats.
ThURsDAY--Thtrd Duy.-Jcckey Club Purse $1,000.
sOnr mile heats.
FRIDAY-FJlnth Ddy-The Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes two and halfmiles, $e0subseription
$50 forfeit S25 declaration II declared by the 18th
Of September. To close on the ist OF fepteinber.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations will
be furnished to all who may attend. Racers and
Trainers will find the Ashland HOTEL eli that IL
desirable. 4
For entries or other information. address the pro-
prietor at Ashland Hanover county. Va.
: au 3-dtd JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Proprietor. !
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=, NOTICE TO PUKcHAs-

sSzEE NOTICE To PUkchAS-
ksss.ta ERS OF PIANO rORTEs- JOHN
n 0 M VI DUNDERDALE offers for sale some
= v very superior PIANO FokTRS, se-
iected by himselfin New York, which can be seen
At Col kicsardsons Book store No s,l Broad street
between 4th and 9Th. also, ut Mr. Il q Howe's Main
street, between 9th and 10th streets.
j expectsto be in New York until the sth Sep
tenoer, and will attend with great care TO the txs
entien OF orders fsat 10 him fos the selec;oa and
pm. chase OF Piano Eortas Of any desc ptipn. Adj
Gress JOHN DuNOERDALE.
au 25-2W1 No 81 Maiden kaIle.
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-oti - - pYPouIto Otss d0us9.
MULES, MULES and HORSES.
SPECTACLE E S-P e B.

- s6 BILE GLAssE5.-The public are
hereby informed that IN our very complete as.
sortment OF SIP SGT ACLES we continue to keep, as
we have done for many years, full assortrseot Of
PEBBLE QLASSk3 in steel and gold frames. With
experience Of thirty years in this department. of
our business and particular attention Ia adapting
glasses to all the requirements q the eyes, We are
cles. Is IstsEs gs.ss - ~ 4
CATARACT GLASSES also, always on hand. EYE
gold, steel and shsll OF every variety
Of every variety fitted In old frames.
so MITCHELL TYLER.
e AN Z3--d3m& cW6m - 1ff8 Main street.
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tlRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

ttklCE hEDOOEO III tive UOA1art5.
L --Ruptnres curedi Ruptures radically cured
rhe price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
rruss has been reduced from $40 TO only S. placing
II In the power of all to obtain these invaluable
rrusses and be perfectly cared. This Truss can CEN
senieut1y be sent by mail or express to any portion
II the State.
send q measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether you desire Q weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place of residence
rhs rad of this Truss works the bali and socket
,ystern giving 1t great latitude OF notion as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
IL there &C your pleasure By small lever attached
IL Is worn with perfect comfort The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all liza
BE to get out of order be broken. II hos cured
treat number ofpersons in this city and throughout
the state and will naest cheerfuliy refer to gen
siemen who are we'll known for their veracity and
responsibility who have been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo in cases
of long standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce IL the very best Truss
Known.
Persons not knowing us can send their money 70
any merchant or friend tn the CITY, or we will give
any reference to responsibility and prcmptress
rhe truss or any Information concerning it, can BE-
lad Of Eg TKg e. @. JACKSON,
s 4 No. IL Main street. Richmond.
n. B. Persons owning valuable slayes who are rup-
sured should by all means obtain Que; for they VII
not only cure bnt are 80 durable that they are the
cheapest in the cad. IS
All kinda Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
serms de I3-ly
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ilEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS;
~ NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
Che fact has been well KIN wn for long while thai
MRS. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIR is the best remedy
snown for Coughs and Colds; hat perhaps it ia not
generally 30 well known that it has relieved perma-
1ently several cases of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
,che Attention is requested to the following GER
ifcate from Mr.. Winston, q gentleman well known
RICHMOND. Janugry Is, lS5s.-This Is to certify
mat have suffered from Nervous Headache And
Neuralgia most severely for several years. / have
ried yarious remedies. but found no relief until
ary Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. which l found
i great benefit to myself Ny daughter, who has
inferred with acough since her infancy has been en-
rely cured BY the use Of Mrs DA VS. medicine, and
6 now free from cough and more vigorous than she
mas been at any period of her te believeit to be
most valuable medicine. IS well as very pleasant
On elm nervous and general debility;
j. g. WINSTON.
For sale by Mrs A DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston
rybarfaa u YalA - s.-.-l fc q
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n TRUNKSl TRUNKS IL

a EYNNNN TRUNKS! THUNkH j.
xsNNrr-1-rH Received by last steamer, large
SaE5Ass Y Wsupp,y Of Ledies' French Dress
Trunks. the most conveniently ar
ranged and best article for Ladies' use that can be
had. Ladies' about to travel, will save themselves
much trouble and inconvenience, by procuring one
or more of these Trunks.
i have, ALSO on hand, very extensive assortment
Of SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS OF every sizs and
quality, and large stock Of the ehespsr grades OF
tio hardly fail to be suited. both In the article
and price, my assCrt ment embraces almost every
kind, and am determined TO offer them at very
small advances on manufacturer prices. call 10
respectfully solicited at No ID elain street.
jy5 ea-A JNO PAGE JR.
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T31E GxL0 = q xAnof 0IAss eH0W
~ g ss ~ - sxhisiiiaf es5aS 4 ~
III idk ~ a fFyat ~ cs !. 4 s
s. Us s~O1pS ssstss SsS. Il 49, ssssi J
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TIE /. NTRAC-

FS-Is ~ EI4<<kS!F4s4[I I N Y ~ j hNV-
b5S k TpEs AZ III Il S srsa s,n
to employ FIFTY YOUNG MEN, natives Of the state
OF Virginia. any of the Southern States who may
undt rstand the ruanaRenent Of negroes an public
works, to go to Brazil as Managers OF Foremen.-
They prefer men experienced in the construction Of
such works, but they will employ some young men
ed az oysrsesrs on farms. They ~iii also employ
men who have been accustomed to work white la
bor, and understand thoroughly the construction
of heavy rock work, Including TunnelliDG, 10 The
line Of the railroad to be constructed viii pass up
~ ssa ss as e. mo,.h IN,
ot of the mountain. there raj road Ia operation.
The climate is delightful, being about the same 40
in the county OF Greenbrisr IN this State, In sum
mer, but much milder In winter--mercury In the
newer rising higher than % degrees in
summer, and never falling below IS degrees in win
world. n 80 sf35 u
Apply In pcrsoR TO the subscriber at the store Of
u w Fry, Pearl street, Richmond, Va 1880
a.
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n FALL TRADE, 1858.
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.


- ~. y. Is ELLNG
49, E4f = NO. 49, MAIN STREET. essf
Respectfully Invites the attention q bis Miencs and
the public TO his Fall stock Of CLOTHS. CAssi.
he Will make 30 order IN the most approved styles.
So Call and leave your orders without delay. Is
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" w FISHER WINSTON. Druggists.
NH 2q--dIeu Richmond
R600 REWARD.-JEFFRIES' AN.
Nh III III mInnrru anUNIEIO SxIYTIIQr s,r III,

lpOUO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure Of Gonorrhoea. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink, exposure change in ap-
olication to business. The proprietor challenges
siagle of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
The disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi
,allY cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained i'm from two to ten days
and IS it neither creates nausea nor oepds the pal
ate and renders unnecessary ell deviation in diet OF
1hy digestion, the Nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production OF
thorough and permanent cure. It's ingredients are
ntirely vegetable and no injurious effect, either
onstitutiona,ly or locally, can be caused BY its
Price 81 per BOTTLE Sole agent for New York, G
i Ring, No g. Broadway, corner Of John street.
TR CALLENDEA, corner OF Sd and Walnut sts,
agent for Philadelphia. 8 k-
Sold by FISHER WINSTON,
"a oo-5.v - Richmnnd Va
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ef LIST JUNE, the following articles
will be carried between Petersburg and any Depot
on the Richmond and Dauviiie Railroad, above the
juno sion az tn, charges as if carried between
Kiohmond ami the same Depot; and between any
Depot on the Soathsde Railroad above tho junction
aud Roh!n nd at same rates as il carried to Peers
ri ar, Corn, Oats, Live Stock, In cars, and Dry
Goods aud CTR ceries. All articles intended TO be
sent through Richmond, to or from ANY Depot on
the South Sise Railroad, above the junction, will
b charged tbs same as If carried through City
Point and Petersburg. my23
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PRESIDENTS OFtlUk,s \
fss VIRGINIA i TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
Lynchburg, Aug 6, 1873
NI0TICE.-Iha Eleventh Annual Meet.

PkESiDEATS OFFICE
VIRGINIA i TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co.. 7
Lynchburg, Aug 6, 1873 u
MOTICE.-Ihe Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hall of their Depot, IN the city of Lynchburg, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of September next.
FORM OF PROXY. sa9lff
scribers. beii STOCK holders in the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint ---- our true and lawful attor-
ney aud proxy t. represent each OF US in AL general
meetings OF the Stockholders of said Company when
are not personally present, with full power and
authority at such general meeting, to give such
vote votes and to do such other act or acts, as
each of Us ceu!d give CT do ii we were personally
present.
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of ls5
f. [sRAL.l
WITNESS, A5s SEAL
J-l a1 fsEAL.1
10Th By Law: proxies. to represent stock in their
general annual meetings. shall only be valid for the
space of two years from the date thereof.
aa s H II dt Is sA' ''' " VII HUdHRs. secy.
sdS a1 81 III ~ R4rx AMI f fzssSdz and
w. $. q G. DOMAIN,
IMPORTERS uF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &c, &c.
f H0 ESa LIST H 81 iiSS.sis .
offer to the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
aud Tennessee, and buyers generally. visiting our
markets the present season. t lowest prices. and
attention au 2e-1ms
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE -
a offer for sale. privately. my FARM. contain.
ing 3f5 acres situated in one of the most desirable
81 miles iom the City # Richmond, TX miles north
of the court house. and TX miles OF Cedar Point,
public landing on the James River Canal. The soil
growth of wheat, corn and tobacco. About enc half
OF it is cleared the balance in oak and field pines OF
original growth. The buildings are inferior.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash. the balance in ],
2, 3 and years.
arties desiring to purchase can see me in person
on Church Hill or my son, Lucien Lewis Metropol
itan Hail. franklin street. WIN LEWIS.
II. B-if desired, 900 additional acres adjoining,
can be had upon the same terms. w l..
au 27-2w i 3 ~ a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

T7ORWARDTNa BUSIN EsS FROM
nun NoaTHERN CITIES TO LYNCHBURG
VT. lanes RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL
AND 10 s0UTHW ESTERN viRGlNNhaAr AN ~
Mn naSI' TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIL
AnapsMi am prepared 70 forward Merchandise on
the most reasonable terms aud without any Gelay.
which Compel to leave every other Day iult or not
full Goods are detained longer than il actually
necessary to get them from yne sesae oxv,a 70 or
13days. -. 40 ro.v ,;t,,a
Side Railroad. s.;.
t;on1 ALFRED e. LEE, ~
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
=; - din the Dock Richmond Va