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REVENUE AND EXPENSES.
The gross receipts this year are. $652,4O1 90
The gross receipts last year,. 5S7,o3s W
Increase 500, 3G6 90
Expenses of administration last
Year $290,05S Oh
Expenses of administration this .,
year.
S20.34S OF
Decrease ~
The increased revenue and diminished en-
penses makes n practical Improvement equ'' 10
$S5,7l4 %. ,.
Tho cxnenses of administration, aS shown ny
the superintendent's report, dedacte" ''"
cross receipts leave the nett na'a'''e VI
! $3.50 COG 99, which is more than seven P;'
s"nt on the sum of So $685. 80 81, winch Is
the whole cost of the road, including equip
ments I'D to the present, according 10 inc iva
Surcr's report. ,,,.;v
Tho L.noth of the road Is lis miles teNci'is''e
of the Blue Ridge road and tunnel oil Il h'!rS'
which is n State work. and the cost per 'h''e'
including equipment, is $50 lis IL; the gross
,ece;nts per mile OF l95 miles oil Eoau are
81 $40 81; the nett receipts per Hh'lc a..
81, 957 30, or IS 10 per cent Nv sI1
current expenses to have consumed t ":i'
per cent. The report OF the GeI'efa' o"Pe','.
tendent shows in detail the item, Nv" ",,,
the amount charged Tor annual 'Ap." "ra,,.. ~
Of which are not common 10 t"s -, ox,r,-
the road, but might DC set Sc; down as eAu''
ordinary, and leaving AZ '
$685. COG 99. nor r.,,n,. ip,,..
Out Of the nett revenue, h,rc hrrn mid
rest two.scmi.annual DIVIDENDS ha'e IVY" i"I'
in cash-the hrS' Vi W 'r OIL rrr cent. ON
the 10Th September. .oe, ,oc a., ,or. ,ocn
The nett earnings
expended Us io''o"S' s1p 764 o.
Interest;
Dividend 10 Tue S'"5I >.
wealth s'''''
Di'lueiu u ~ ,o,u , uu
Dividend to the
hrirr 2.2j0 ct
Dividend to the
county of Monroe $3.50 10
county of Au.
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OF which there has beer paid by
the Board of Public Works on
on account Of State subscrip
ton
Paid by subscribers other than
the State. ...........'
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1906 Us
Sl,:52s.g5l IS

Si,D-N,'Ji -
CAPITAL
Of which there has beer paid 10y
the Board of Public Works Oh
on account of State subScrip-
t;on l,S-S.4g3 ~
Paid by subscribers other than
the State l,25%,gj i?
81. 1872, iI5 90
The road and rolling stock are represented
to be in good condition, and Tie aii.i> OF the
company generally rs most prosperous.
The distance from the present terminus to
Corington, to which point the charter o' the
Central road extends, is about nine miles; and
if to construct which the capital stock OF the
company be increased from So, 10000, which
is the present amount, to s ,+V0,0tl, the maxi
mum by the charter and the present debt Vi
the company DC increased by Il loan from the
State. or otherwise to 81 ,OuV, ""n, and if the
nett revenue be then but S3in.U"o a%nnuaiiy,
which is So, 900 less than the year just
closed, the company will be in a situation To
pay
SIX per cent OH 81, 900, 900 supposed
deb, ......... I20,uO0
Five per cent dividend on S3,+o","""
maximum amount OF stock ...... lIn,ono
Annual appropriation to Sinking
Fund increased to IS, 000, 10 rX-
tinguiSh the last mortgage. 5000
And leave a surplus. .........- $1,000
S36O,UUO
The report, of which the above is u synopsis,
makes an exhibit that must be gratifying not
only to the stockholders, but 10 every citizen "t
the Commonwealth. Here is an unfinished road,
passing for some miles beyond Stanton, through
a thinly populated country, where very little
capital or labor is employed i'll agricultural,
mechanical or manufacturing pursuits, and ter.
minating at 4 point equally undcyc!opcd. and
vet its revenue is more than seven per cent.
upon the entire cost Of the road result more
than realizing the most sanguinc expectations
of its friends.
IL such n result has been attained urdcr the
circumstances, what may rot be expected when
n connexion is formed with the Covington and
Ohio road, and that road shall be finished
from point to point westward, and especially
when it shall be pushed through 10y the State
to its terminus, where it will meet the vast
trade and travel Of the Ohio river and the rail
roads now in course Of construction to the cap.
ital Of Kentucky, and connecting there with
the whole network Of railroads from the lakes
to the Gulf of Mexico? With its present re-
venue, paying It's interest, gradually llIuidat'nS
its debt, and paying n cash dividend OF > per
cent. and retaining a surplus 10 meet contIn-
cencieS-with its tonnage and travel largely
increased, as it must he, it will realize to the
| Commonwealth and general stockholders, per-
manently, handsome dividends. at the same
time giving an impetus TO every branch Of i'll
dustry along the entire line OF the road, great
" multiplying the personal property, and Ell
HANGING immensely the value Of real estate.
Explosion Of Prof. loves Mammoth Balloon.
The New York Post of the llth inst. says:
1.-THE monster balloon at the grounds OF the
Crystal Palace, which has been for some weeks
past swelling visibly before the eyes OF those
who would pay their % cents for the show, has
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WtNTED.-i
MARY } WILCOX

" 10 "T.lIng y"lF. IN tNp'rTFNI'I, |7"T
rI'lf4l usrr-,,r. u lgr on ny r-'a'-, Flower is ii-...
JIrn"- Ets.r. :, "r~ need apply, whornHnp' pr'''' :
recommendations. p t'ary.yii!s Prince "-"'.''
X,y - 90, MARY WILCOX
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PROCLAMATION.

Wh,-cas. e = deemed p-Gdcn, and right, by the Town
Council OF ,hrrl..'Dsn, That there SHOULD not be longer
permitted . remain in our io~n or county, any stranger
who cannot glN" "A satisfactory account OF himself, now,
therefore, |. IuuEI> &. Gr-rn, Mayor Of CharlestowD, do
hereby proclIiaI, aud ruasc kno"n, that all such strangers
inns: immediately leave 'he town or county, and if they DO
not. any member OF the Town Council, the Town Sergeant,
CT paws, Lawson Bolts, L. VI. AsIGth and Wells }.
Hawks. are requested TO MAKE II their special business 10
br,r. such strangers before The Mayor or some Justice Of
The Peace, - he dealt with according to Law the authori-
tics Of Harper. Ferry, Bolivar, shepherds, WI or Middle
Wy ard ali other authorities in the county are hereby re-
s,s.,e! To- take Ike action. THOMAS c. GREEN,
"Ng,,U!,.r II. lsIg. Mayor Of Charlestown.
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wogry 81, rnr ErvolruoS - Nmar>l,

SuI.,. wi!ow 60: john Go,!.lI. sr-iIy, jn ns.rn
county. age! los years - married ~ !''a. >"..y.
widow of Frrcbu.h Stewart. rc,iIr> in .Ar,""a,''"'
county. n,-,l lHn ycur>-mmrrici IN !,.E. AHA.
widow II Vim. Taylor. Resides IN Ntdi-"E n'nH'H.
AGED lu. raf>-nurTvI ~ !,~".
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POETICAL.
A BrsUTIFUL FLASH.

The lines below. from the Home Journal
-. ,b;.L ~ nrn,,y rs any from the facilc pei
Of their author, ii. L. Flash, Esq, OF Mobile:
TIE MAID I LOVE.
BY II. l.. FLASH.
The maid I love has violet eyes,
And r~oSc.lcaf lips of red,
She wears the moonshinc round her heck,
The sunshine round her head;
And she is rich in every grace,
And poor in every guile,
And crowned kings might envy me
The Splcndor OF her smile.
She walks the earth with such a grare
ThGlil tu!n 70 look.
And waves rise up 10 catch a glance,
And stir the quiet brook;
Nor ever will they rest again.
But chatter as they flow,
And babblc of her crimson lips.
And o. her breast of snow.
And cen the leaves upon the trees,
Are whispering tales Of her,
And ta;tic Till they grow so warm,
That. in the general stir,
They twist them from the mother branch,
And through the air they fly,
TIL, GIin'ing with the love they feel,
They iluticr down and die.
And. what is stranger still than all
The wonders of her grace,
Her minds the only thing to match
The gior.cS o: her face.
On! she is natures paragon
Ali innocent OF art;
Aud She has promised me her hand,
Ard oiycn me her heart.
Aol when the spring again shall flush
Our glorious southern bowers,
Nv love will wear a brida veil,
a wreath of orange flowers;
Ard 30 | care not /. the sun
Should founder IN the sea.
For. c., the Star-bcam Of her love
y LII. nunrrh fnr my.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.
Ilus1rScs Cornr.-Among the matters tr'

I~lusrrScs CouHr.-Among the matters trans
acted Yesterday. we lind tie following:
.Aiclia McDcvit,c. charged with receiving stolen
tobacco. was rctnaIdcd TO Jail, and Increase conttn"c''
ill to-day. The tobacco was property Oi Jh!nt-
Thomas. Jr. q. W. II. TYLER qualified - Notary
Public. Scott .one eye Scott. slave OF Jackson 10
hslonc;p,; 10 Richard 7. Alvey. was brought Mp, and
,1ter the evidence had been beard, the prisoner "a~
~cntclcci to be hanged 10y thcneck nnu. he be dead.
on Friday 10th ct Dcccinhcr next, hctW'c'. me .'"ar>
nI1 =, II and 3 +. u. The Cont !!>cI IL" rrrc
-, mi. slave II $500. according = estimate o.. 81.
~pnhlicly. under knowledge OF circumstance.
Tie case Of Anthony >cts"ick. 'iars''' "@HA
.u;.L.,..,nr II. Eav;u, stolen . >iaw. worth Mo
dollar. of +. u. kcc.isg, ucNt caii." up. it"a. lie
rem cmbcr,d the; the prisoner "n Ia-' ilnr-'.a! ~
,rn. To- Tie rrniccutiaIy 10: = former oil"ne": ot IN
de; he was purlnucl out. "l saturday Av stole thv
ABOVE shawl. lie was arrested "I Sunday: indicted On
Monday. convicted On Tuesday aud -'"t''"cd /" me
eli .in-ean for twelve months. thus 'r'Hr amt
speedy justice al. at quick w"rk ~ mode aid mar..-.
The c"rit III TO-DAY n, !. y. u.
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U~If MIINM-A- VT. MNTtIn G0c' N"N.N 'o ~"
,,.,-,nYu ,li, evening. | could no, hclp writing y"A
= line lbs him. YpI ale - hra'l,trong you wi. n"t
li,,.n To- nc. DO. Tor U,oI'- >Ikr-i"m't - 1" ii"F
pcr's Ferry nov: you can II" nothing IT yon ~: ! fear
Tor ,uur it". You can keep the letter tor '%altain
Brown until al! j. safe. You caun"t give 1t :" Inn
now: vou would Ice suspected and ,nkcm up. Com"
har; and wait AZ ClHamhcr-hurs until Captain Cook
get, here. | am afraid thi, business VIII get IL M"
trouble Yet. Last night never slept - "!'k. 10
.umc back. for -iuil rc crazy until y"'' return >"'''
Nov. ir once, do listen 70 Your loving wiz.
'''' - .-.
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FlnG N ANnE@>G.-Thc dwelling house &"
Mr. Nathan Il. Eurkrr. Wat, zap. ln.r'.; nna.
~. Wa destroyed hy :tr. together sikh "! 81. 'r
ted ut >N thousand dollars.
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CALI AccErrEp. The Rev. ". ~ta!!,tt" la
wilson. formerly Of Petersburg, VA. la a~''rpt"! "
eall TO tLe Eect"r,hip Il ic Protestant L~g'c"!'"!
church IN SutlolE, Numscrn"mI county. Va. .ri Ia,
Offered u!"u the di.II"~ 81 IN Office.
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rrror, .Arrlr-.I Losu. .N,rlos Of AN

apple la. been ,emt r- l.. q gentleman Of Abingdon,
virginia, jG>; ~ it hmi been p.Gekei from tie ag..c-
tree in the garden oi Sr. Jos. Carson. %: Washington
cp4u,y. /, resembles - human head OF IL, i"n% n.ui
such ~ W. sec ia IictGrr> 81 '"li Brown. ih' lace
thereon l-a remarkable 'cItGir. sikh eye. Ruu.atu">n
mouth and flowing beard strangely ur.rRal thereon
We urc assured hy III" sender ;ll.i Nature al"pt. -
fruitful in her iarcic> wasthr"uiy "~rt.>ttr"' d,-I:Mr's
tias huuau facet appic. Wlcthrrtr ta"h"n "l".i'
ti.~ cur.">!;! grow w"> I" Grating nom 10" "iir' ~
lii, . ~ u human nature. "" cgi!i"t determine
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r,>r HOSTS FROM rnr Tryrn I.Grio<.-Our

I'M VA ''''' '''
city j. now we'll supplied w,'h i"' .1.t'''.N Tor ''cr!
.L.,, at worh. 1t tic s]al."ai trooper l,o', " char
yer. or tine lar !miy an aGLiins gomcy "F tie a"-a.'-
..bu,L" wan., 4 ,.>: '%la;'rr. r,cI. ca. log -%url.t0i ly
- visit t. OK Lively >r.n.e,.
Among the be-, specimens %; !.nr,, ':r'n 81" town
We notice an cArcl.ru: Ut 81 huG,c- ir"m. TIE i.i.".
Tenth Legion for >alc ~ tie stable - DAVIS ~ nm
chiu>on. on franklin ~irrr'. ii"-r are '"i'.
Mr.. Wui. u. Bowman. o! K'cA.m-:n.. comfy. 49,
ylnia. vino docs "largr business, Annually ~ i"r >.."
ut horses. and il INA. rc safely ~aUi ui !.,ul ''., .r
b!lm.~ :, or market tie very best aud ay.l.a"., ",nt
o, stock. He has horses Of All kinds. a2h:nrd rraNH
handsome matched horses inr @rIi..n g-.. SNOWY
aud tra>ty hor>r- tot the Sable or Tor single h"gay,,
and more powerful, uuc- ;"r heavy work. III" lr',,
range iroii 1870 dollars Up, "ccpraIi. - tie merits -
The animal. The horses from To- ''Ivu;H Legion
seem 10 be ,av"rtc> among ~ ptir!ia-'r-, 'Mi any
body RON auNiuu> To- >rcur' :. good n"'+"'i, N"H.ti 'i'
well 10 call on Mr.. Bowman #mi cNaimiu. i.> ~'"ea
Remember that . goDd h"r>r = II a.. rm'- "qH.. 80
the motley.
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BOOKS RECEIVED FOR NOTICE AND REVIEW.

The following works have been received from
the publishers. They are ior sale at the book
store Of ThoS. j. S,arke, No. 20", Main street,
Richmond, and NcS>rS. James Woodhouse u
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CANAL ELECTROMAGNETIC AND HUCl

H3zS.1z3 5~@A
lNARE foin Richmond to Lynehburg AZ N. 10 Iu,rLanan AZ nj
II and Lexington fIGD.
On the 18Th day ~ July, the hrm ~ n. EduondA Co, will CON.
mcnce rrnning their tHweekiy line Of Packet Boats IN the james
River kanasta Canal leaving Eichmond, a. usual, on Monday
Wednesiay and Friday, rt5P NJ, reach New Canton at Q A. 81.
and scoitsvile a " " u The frat, and Lynehburg at 5 A. NJ. and
buchanan aud Lexington at p. VI Of the second day.
RETURNING
Leave buchanan ~ A. ~ and Lynchburg At TIP 81 MONDAY.
"wednesday and Friday, reach scoitsyf1e NJ 1OLCA ~. Nes Can
ton at ~ p ~, ani arrive In Richmond At A. NJ, next DAY.
The Hoatn ronntet az New Canton with the Stage for the Inrhuis
and Nottingham Z H., and In scottsyfle With the stage Tor Char
Passenscrs from the country viii observe, that by this schedule
they arrive IN Richmond and Lynchburg At 3 O'Clock 10 ue morn.
ing, and can. return home same days AZ 3 y. NJ. from Richmond
and " p. ", from ~Lynchburr.
Below see time % arrival AZ intermediate distances.
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MARINE NEWS
SAILING DAYS or STEAMSHIPS.
PORT oF nIcHToND, OcioSer,e.

WI VI - WVTVWTT ".
zrss rITrs ,uo>o,r, ~ o'dncE-rx n,.rs ga. s-rs 81.
ARRIyFp.
s.eArshlp Y"rstoEr. Parrish, Ncu Tort. adse ,ri passenger
ladsm 4 w.flrn.
scar Hawai-, winters. Me- Yors. urr-haaiss. n 4 X Czr-f,
sehr wm. : Inplett- Pnteh~tt, HaMmoTe. guano, ? " sFf--
E-r, a CO.
sshr GRAY EAGLE, Welsh, nslt lumhsT. J " Grant & C.
s.hr A X johnson, hurror., Nortoil, 1i-s, " d. Coi.aitl
SAILED.
gsrs. I. ". Cuulc.
steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, PhlIa, adse and passengers. II ?
Taiie
ship Mary Russell, Cruoksr. Liverpool Us hhh.. and le0 uer.e.
tobacco. 81 bales cotton, 53 tbs hour, anal quefdtroE bark. & .
Cta's rsimrT.
sehr Susan. Rogers. Boston, mdse, y. W. Curie
sshr. o. H. FOLEY, Creighton, WcstesR Branch, produce. Hatcher
A WEBSTER.
schr sanaha, Todd, down the river nslt.
Sehr Golden Rule. -. do do
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BtE'asN1RE
COMMERCIAL
POUNDED Is52i CHARTERED Is5Il
t0-tTEn
CORNER cF BALTIIeEA AND CHARLES sTREETS
RAlTrslEF, Nm
TE uEGET ASo N-T uEsASILT TCES-Hrn ortiFus ~ rr VIVID
ETArEs
FNEET YOvNG MAS should write iurnsjHaiav for one Of those
large and beautllly orEaueLted Circular. representing tie este.
nor aud interior view Cf the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Penna1shi1, &c. which EHI he srn: by return nail rs- or cldrgS
With Cai1l.v cue coutsiuiur LIST Of students. term. q tuition. omr.
lois % TIE FTess o. our new system Of BgckR -rplug, etc.
FACULTY.
TX LOSER PdadPal-L-s;ureT on the science Of Accounts. Bu.
sin-ss, Cg-'Cms. &c.
J NJ; PHILLIPS. Professor Of Book. Keeping AL Commercial Cal
cul4f.H-
r. H. DAttSs, Associate Prof o. Byck K~erlaS
y. 4 JUl. NSON. Professor Of Prtnnmaurhlp.
: T. WILLIAMS, Esq. Mercantile Las.
Rev T. \. EEESE, u. T., Commercial nhirA
TRCSTIES
Hon. John r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yarssrt.
Hon Thomas swan, IWr- IT, Er-fi@r 30.
Jacob Trust, Eat, WA. Kuahr. Esq.
The t-e usually required 20 complete lie El course, from S TO
y seek.
A plFL1vki5 awarded % al G-atla,es.
Large Circulars End Catalogues stating terms, Sc, sent BY mall
Jcs y 1e'ye. address = X LOslER,
dr@C-dF Bttiucre. Nd
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RlrnM0Nn piano roRTI MAnrrlcrnpy
CHICKERING PIANOS.

lllOiAEiti4
a NEW and nal supply Of ucse splendld insru.
N ments have been received. Ll-
In addition TO the beautiful Bolx de SOix, the Cir HStA&3E
cuiAr Action, and the Grand, We have now te Boa. III n III
DOH, beautiful Instrument OF an upright FERN.
The Chickerngs have received IS nrst prise medal. All over re
nouned competitors and nom nsi rank Institutions and fairs 81
America and OF Europe They have manufactured AID sold more
Planes than any factory In the world.
FROM Tie Chickerinn have enAnaicd the best and most perns-
nent Improvements that have brought the riAno TO hs present per
ieyion; and by the great capital they have Invested in mAnu;ae
turing convcnienccs, they can sell fully my Per cent. cheaper than
any other factory. None Of their Instruments leave The wareroon
without having been fully Inspected by the best artists.
AtE factory has never more than one agency In n civ. Ia
Richmond these Instruments can ONLY be sold IN III ,u,sefFr.r
The factory warrants all Pianos We sell ordcrs Promptly AZ.
tended to.
WsrcrCSnS north ode OF nroad street, near s,h, and at HAsu,-
mails NAruL cARUsI, sole Asru.
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RICuARDsON,s


IsIEE EN- g,
DAnASKe, ufApFna, e.
GONtJNkNH n Hcharlaona Linens. and those dffrdur n Oh.
~ fainHrF che Genuine G0nfs. should see that ne Articles they
purchaae arc sraied siu ue fi name 81 the frm, WCIAEbsON.
Sons 4 OWuEN, 81 a guarantees ~ the souu1ncss aud dursbmty
o. me good.
Ihls csutlonh rendered essentially Necessary astaree quantities
of inferior and detective Lnena afe prspared, season aner season,
and sealed With The name 81 RICHARDSON. bv Trrh Houses Who.
rerardless ~ ne Injury thus inflicted alike on ue Amedesn con.
sumer mi ths manufacturers ~ ue genuine Good. Vim not r.adiy
abandon a business - profitable. a1iie purchasers can be- impased
on viii Goods o. q Worhess character.
J. HuLLOCKr a co
sse-dy Agents., &C chsreb strsst. yss Yoys
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HARVEY, AHnIsTEAD a WILLIAMS,

HARVEY, ARmISTEAD a WILLIAMS,
81 Pearl street,
AVE just received large and varied stock Of Groceries, which
- thry ODER q % We trade Ca accommodating terms, coup1-
sing
100 hbls. No. I HeTrinFs, very superior
loo bids y. q. Sugar
"a bills. c. Sugar
loo bhls. Crushed, Loafaud c Sugar
- hidL y. q. Nola@s
9,00 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
loo tora SWecics Iron
loo 80. Hoop and sheet lion
a. 10. Nail Rods
10 eases MAYORS Cast and 81 ear steel
lgt0us Engi-h and American HlstsTrl steel
30 b9Nr To Plate
80 Heroes Line
2t tons Richmond Ground Plaster
100 baH- Rio Coffee
So baes LaguTa Coffee
200 bags Java Coffee
loo mats Mocha Conce-very choice
100 eases Sandiords Lcnrice
20 chests Assorted Teas
1O bar Orchard Grass seed
100 do. Herds Gra- seed
l1 bags Clover Seed
q bbtL TannorE OIL
EJu-rces New Rice
81 lhda. bacon sides
1ohhds Bacon Shoulders
20 bhE. Whisky: y d. y. z. Rom
100 blls fue Brandy and WHISKY
100 bis AdAmautlne, sperm aHd TaloW Candles
A call from buyer Is solicited f2s
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1889.


h&&MM
TO PASSENGERS GOING hORTH-NEW ARRAyGEMET.
lhfOUTANT To TRAVELLEItS
1HHOtGA IthEISiSD THgOJCH CXECHS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
on, TWICE DAlLf-Sunday night eSeep;ed-hetwrrn
HlCnMoNp, ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON, RALTIAIoEE PHIL
AbhLfiIlA, MN YORK, and all Important polats west Via Ae.
qula Greek and Washington, ever the
RIClMOAD FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
TO the Potomac River, = miles; and by SPLENDID and eomfortablr
steamer u'enes 70 Warrington, - miles, in all 100 miles M ;bour,.
beng comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
80 Hours OF departure $50 A. NJ, and 200 r. NJ.
- h'gEagr under charge of Special Agents. CUyCKFD
IhEouGH 10 Washington, Baltimore, Phladeiphi. "a n
YORK WV
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ACARD.

RcrNoSp cKSrRsL HcTul
Garner % 9Th and Grace Slreets,S
December 81, ISIS
Hun undersigned, Gppreciattve 81 the patronage bestowed du-
Il ring the year shout TO close, desires to oHer HIS grateful ac-
acknowledgements - ;hoSe who have favored him With Gelr com
raay.
To speak Of the locality Of this Hotel were useless, unless 20
Strangers, and tSi- Alteration l. called 20 the fast hat while Il Is
not liable 20 the hustle OF a business street, Il i near 20 ths princL
pal public buiiiincs-the CAPITOL the state Court-Hoase, Postomce.
md Custon-Horse, Banks, Merchant NILS robAceo Warehouse,
SC, and Immediately In front l. the
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nsbrau'ifu vsJksott M Csricls,uare, with ths scenery about,
shoull add much 90 attract the sOloaraer.
Tie attention % the Pubnc Is Respectfully inyl,et, with the hSsu-
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
JI Proprietor.
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A WV uooN nv rniLIp nSWasr T.' ns,,

y. g. q DHEWRY, late y ". Pdre.
THl bFAi HHOiM AkfN. and other gtoHea, illustrated. Enc
Hh nest nnf attractive TITLE Volume T. hHed viii sketches IN
w whites peculiarly teTEc and minated sfylc. and D. an sfcF
frnfh0ck 'pr the Tuunr=cutrrtaining aud Instructive. Tie An
peniiE contains several skctehes adapted 20 peftons n naiursr
years. an
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NEW ARRIVAL OF

-- NEW ARRIVAL OF
UX&X+S ELEGANT PIANO fORTHs.
"0n The Subscribers have just opened some Of the most
v v elegant rfSno foftcs which they have ever offered
before Among them are two inst Siuents Of extraordinary excel
ieuce. combining the power ana Vibration Of the Graaa without the
cumhmusncssl ufth the sweetness and siivvry ciearne-s OF the best
square Piano Porte.
They are substantially made, and supported with fai Iron francs,
Beautifully hnlhed, and would sjcru ~ grace tn pArscr or saloon
Of Say mansion. JAMES NOODlIOUSE a Co.
Booksellers, S;atoners aud Dealers
mAli In Piano furt-s. Richmond, Va
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NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOTH, SHOES, TRUNKS And LEATHEg-TWELyE
HfVDNEU CASEg.

Wthavr received and srr Dow opening twelve HUNDRED -stss
w parot sr fALi ani hisTER STOCK u Boots shoes
Trunks Hrf -oie lFafher, c1mrlsiba n good and rtutraI vnT.ts
,fan ne most desirable knfs. mostly manua ctured evrTersfy Tor
ns aud Soc 1%uarfes are surh 81 We ran recommend Nv Be- g,od-
Invite uur friends 20 rll and examine 1ur sfort. We are r.rsG
~ y Lave houFhf ren ~ low asany house atthe vorh, viz New
n, Fhladelptia or baltimore, and We will ell them ne low, an
10 sant ~ rooi Goods NJ Low prices are respectfully Invited 10
ook ~ our Hoct, ~ merchants that boy for cash, Or pay prompi
" We win fl very low.
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Passenger breakfast and sup at Ashland, and dine IN board The
eoSiiertshle steamers between Aequis Greek and Washington.
for tas1Ser Information, apply NJ this Office, Broad Street.
shoesos IN. JAMES y. WINSTON,
- GeE1 Ticket Agent.
Omce r. 2. 4 7. r r. Co,
hiehinond' Jan ~ ieSs. Jtnet-tf
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ANERlCAN tsOTEl.,

RICHMOND, VA,
OPPOSITE INA Nth GgNGpN HOrSE.
ALEXANDER pIhAL, f.UrE e,CT.
FftHt undersigned having taken this House, r-rprcifruy announ
4 sc, he fAet 20 Ls hi-ai, aud the pubic, ard 'oieits their pa
fruuaAr.
IL has removed rs family % tAe Hctel, aud all from this DAY
give hs personal sGluufviI-d attention to the business and hopet
20 Evs satisfaction 70 an who NAV psirruire the house.
hs tables on. Supplied ENh all the dsf--ries o. Ire season. and
VII zlwsys he furnished Eth The ts; q everything that The mar
st san sGppiy.
Good AMI capable servants have been rejected. ana the Fuesf,
mss Al al Al-- expect prompt Aai particular attention
A-t-u ALEN DUVAI.