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The committee to whom was referred
the subject of free tickets, or "dcad
heads" submitted report, upon which
there was considerable debate.
General Echols thought that some pro-
vision should have been made in the report
in order that editors should be allowed to
travel free. = This class, he argued, did
great service TO the company, and he could
not think that the stockholders were WILL
ing to cut them off from privilege so
richly earned. He moved that the report
be recommittcd, with Instructions to the
committee to report ut the next annual
meeting of the stockholders. One reason
for postponing action is that there should
be time for conference with managers OF
other railroads, in order that there may be
uniformity. 1t is questionable whether
the tickets to members of the Legislature
should be recalled, while all other railroads
in the State give them the privilege OF
riding free. As to the press, he would say
that no class Of men in the State had done
more service for the railroads than the edi-
tors of our leading newspapers. Ihey
render us service in many ways. Here
are number of gentlemen to-day who are
working hard to obtain correct report of
these acknowledgements which will be
disseminated all over the State, ana DC
brought to every stakeholder.
Mcssrs. Branch and Pendlcton opposed
recommitment, claiming that the report
covered the whole ground. Mr.. James
LYONS said he was DESTROYS to end the con
trovcrsy about "dcad heads forever. He
was free to say that he was utterly opposed
to the system. 1t was rcproach to our
legislators that they accepted free tickets
when no services had been rendered there
for. He desired, however, to confer with
other companies before taking any acton
upon the subject. He therefore moved
the adoption of the following resolution
ReSolred, That the report OF the COM
mittce on the free-ticket system be re-
ferred to the President and Directors, with
instructions to confer with the authorities
Of the other railroads with view OF
agreeing upon uniform rule on the sub,
iect, and to report to the next general
meeting of stockholders.
This resolution was adopted after some
playful sparring between stockholders.
The meeting then, on motion OF Colo
mel II. c. Cabell, adjourned.
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Coyington and Ohio Railroad.

Covington ana ONO Railroad
The stockholders of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad Company, as our full rep"'
of their proceedings shows, yeS'e'""'
unanimously adopted the resolution, =.
commended as a compromise oy oo''".
FoxrArxE. whether there IS more III
these resolutions than appears upon inc
sprface, we are not prepared TO state
but we accept the unanimi'y with whi'"
they we're agreed to as an indication ina.
the friends of the Coviugton road regarded
them with more or less favor.
These resolutions guard with the utmost
degree of carefulness the interests oil the
nrescot stockholders Of the Central Com
panv. They pledge the company 10 noun
ing but an experiment 10 be made at the
cxpense of other people; and If the com
nanv wish to be released six months hence
from the proposed contract with the com
miSsioncrs, they are to be released.
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RAILROADS IN VIRGISlA.-Whilst we are
discussing plans for the completion OF the
Coyington and Ohio road, the Norfolk peo-
pie are talking about constructing q
straight-line railroad from that city U'a
Dauyille TO Southwestern Virginia, and SO
GU weStwardly; the Lynchburgers are
busy over the proposed road from that city
TO Danville the Alexandrians over their
roads leading to the Valley and the Val
ley people are expecting that mammoth
corporation the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company TO build a road TO their
doors free of cost 10 them,
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C,,;sf Tnst;ce Chase vs.. Underwood
We are pleased to learn that Chief jus,
,icc CHASE has had the uprghtneSS an0
;ndependence 10 grant writS OF error 10 '"'
statements Of UNpERwooD'S court Tor Sc
"a rcasors as those named in the article
below from the Alexandria Gazette:
"Writ Of Error.-ln the case o. , III,
United States Is. Joseph brusi'' "i'oS'
,r,ner,v was coniiScated ana SOFA utu''
decree orthc United StateS Distrlc' Nour'
sitting in Alexandria, Judge | hdGr"ooo
presiding. during the war, ohiei justice
Chase tGls morning granted writ OF error
on the following grounds:
"l,t. That the District Court coudemneu
and sold the absolute estate OF the peu'
TONER in and TO the property, which JuaS-
mrot il was beyond the power OF the court
10 pronounce.
a23. That the condemnation OF the pro
nrrtv was for treason, OF which the party
could not lie adiudged guilty except by
the finding OF a jury.
"3!. That the proceedings were IN al
miraltv, when they should have been upon
the common law side Of the court 10y IN
formation and not 10y libel"
The Constitution Of the United States
nrovidcS that q mans real estate shall de-
scend - his children at his death, ever
though he be convicted of treason: and
Mr.. LINCOLN, much to his credit, refused
- SIGN the couliScation law until ii was
made to conform TO this wise and mcrciiuI
provision. Notwithstanding these facts
UNDERWOOD, who in this case was proba-
hlv more fool than knave, inaSmuch as he
is not supposed to know anything about
Constitutions or laws, entered up decree:
in his court ordering the sale Of the fee
simple of the lands which belonged TO per
sons engaged in the recent rebellion. liz
himself bought one Of the houses which
were thus unceremoniouSlv and illegal!
ordered to be sold, and still occupies II a
residence. Mr.. CHASE has been cailec
upon TO intcrposc, and has done 50. Whc1
the cases shall come up before him, the Ia"
will, We hope and believe, be respected
the sales will bc set aside, and the pro
pcrtv either restored 10 the rightful own.
erS. or sold only during the natural lives o
the owners. Justice will yet overtakc al
such men as UNDERWOOD, il is to be hoped
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Re- WHAT ~ 1T 1T IS LEVY BROTHERS
advertisement 10 which We wish 10 call your at
te.tion, and assure you II is to your advantage
to read it, as is to give you the prices OF goods
purchased since the great decline.
Handsome Mozambiques at 2oc., worth 37sc /;
al 25c., worth 4sc. at S7ic., worth 6oc.
Lawns at ~, ls3, and excellent article at
Csc, worth 373c.:
Calicoes at ~, lo3, and 2oc.
Bleachsd Cotton, full yard wide, at l6sc., worth
use !;
Crochet Trimming, six yards in piece, for
lOc, worth l0c. per yard
Handsome Pearl, Amber, and Crystal Trim
mings at IS, IS, and 5oc.-just exactly half
price and no mistake;
Doviies, warranted all linen, at 81 so per dozen,
worth - so:
Fine Swiss Muslin at 4Oc. per yard, would be
Fine Checked Muslin at Soc, can't be beat at
75c. elsewhere;
Naiusook Muslin at Csc, worth 40c.
Dimity Bands at Is, 20, and &c. worth Is, S5,
and Soc.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief at 1925 per
dozen;
Fine Irish Linen at &c, worth 81;
Shirt Bosoms AT l5c., worth 25c.
Real Bird-eye Diaper at soc. per yard, worth
Soc;
Russia Diaper at 81 so per piece, worth $3.50 ;
Linen Table cloths at 81, worth Il So
Linen Table Damask, very heavy, at II per
yard, worth $3.50;
Hemsttched Handkerchiefs at Soc, worth 75c.
Damask Napkins al 70 per dozen, worth $3.50.
French wove Corssts at SIPS;
Parasols, pure silk, at 81, 81 .25, 81 so, and NJ
to SS-all Of which are very cheap goods
Linen sheetins, full width, at II so per yard ;
Hermann and Grenadine Shawls At 3d. worth -
Zeal Shetland Shawls at 80 So worth So
Very Heavy Black Silk at - rs, worth -.
All Of the above bargains, besides great many
more can be had at the old established store OF
LEVY BROTHERS,
my Il No. l5iI fold No. lo) Main street
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FREE ScHooLs.-In his letter TO the ne

FREE ScHooLs.-In his letter 10 the ne
grocs Of Aibcmarlc, Judge RIvES says:
- have been throughout my life the
earnest advocate Of free schools, and deem
il among the first and most sacred duties
OF the convention 10 provide for such a
system for all classes Of its citizens, to be
supported ~ taxes on property"
THESE are remarkable declarations, and
as >uch We put them uponrecord. lie IS IN
favor tree schools for all classes OF our cili-
zcns, and he is in favor Of supporting THESE
schools by taxes, not on persons, ouV Oh pio-
pertv. mentioned the other day that the
MARYLAND Convention had before II pro-
position for discussion and decision WHICH
declared that all poll taxes ought 10 oe
abolished. We believe that the IDEA
rapidIv gaining ground that such taxes coS'
more than they come to even IL Nv. w
pressive and unjust in themselves nav
a,,.r taxas are laid by any Government ar'
adjusted by the laws of trade ana po, ,.I]
acononv among the people OF the STATE
and il really makes no great o'Nerehc'
what subjects are laid hold OF. a ta>
,,aoo yh;skv comes out of the consumer
,'ot 60 of all other taxes. The pol
.ax is \ difficult one to collect, and the
arount of revenue which IL produces
o. much more easily be collected in some
other way, and still be brought home t.
tho man who ought to pay it.
put what is free-School system TO
al classes Z" Is il a system under TIT
oneration of which negroes and whites are
10 be brought into the same schools! We
do not believe that Judge RlvEs meant t
he SO understood and we are contiden
that the white people OF Virginia vii
never adopt any such system. Let TIN
negroes have as many schools as they need
and if taxes be levied for the sustenanc'
of a freeschool system, let the negroe:
have their fair share OF the money. blu
let no man countenance the idea OF mlXct
schools. 1t is intolerable. We trust tina
persons who write letters upon such sub
iects will hereafter avow their opposition
TO such schools. The avowal is needed
for the one controlling idea which nov
possesses the negroS mind is that he must
somehow or other force his company upol
white persons.
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst instant, at st. P4uIs church, by
Revs. Charles Minnigerode. d. D.. and w. II.
"l.tt. Mr. ! WILCOX BROWN, of Petersburg,
Va. and Miss TURNER M.CF aRLAND, daugh-
ter of Mr.. W. Il. Macfarland, Of this city.
In Baltimore, on the lih instant at ST. Johns
church. by the Rev. Father McManus A. NJ. Bile
iUrs, formerly Of Virginia, 10 MARY Z. MA
GIIRg OF that CITY.
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CTOCKHOLDERS' M + EFT ! NG;-A
mnnd Fredaricksburg and Potomac and kich-
mond and Petersburg Railroad Competition &c. Com,
pany viii lie held on the 3Oh day OF May nso,, a,
Petersburg Railroad Company In the G,iy %i S'eh-
ihu ni ,Jn Secretary.
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PARDON or WILLIAM A. GRAHAM-Hon.
William A. Graham, once Secretary OF the
United States Navy, afterwards member
Of the Confederate Senate, has received
his pardon from the President. lie is one
in whom the people of North Carolina
feel just pride, and this act will be
hailed with great qualification by the PEG,
pie Of that State.
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SDeciOI Notices.

Hg SPECIAL SOTICE.-TO DRUGGISTS
Sc-The attention Of druggists and others is called
to the sale of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C, comprs.
ing the entire effects Of retail drug establish
ment. which will take place at our store THIS
DAY friday at II clock NJ.
REGNAULT i Co, Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
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DIED,

At his residence in this city, on Wednesday,
May o. JAMES VI. PplNDENTER, Esq in the
six eighth ear If his age.
HIS friends invited 10 attend his funeral
from the Monumental Church THIS MORNING at
II o clock.
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Observation-Disclosures
DARN FOR SALE.-A FARM, con-
Il tanning 400 acres OF good land, lying in Orange
county, Va, has good dwelling, barn, tobacco
hpuss, stabls and corn house, will be sold low or
exchanged for city property. spply to
an 25ts Richmond. Va.
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1,,,,fSenle7lfS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

Il MISS ANNIE SEFTON.
''A'h TI1sSp,Y EVENING, MAY 81, 1897, :.
will ho nyesentod the Grand Spectacular Drama III
wa ~ four acts entitled the
TALE OF ENCHAHTMENT,
introducing all the Scenery. Mechahicai Hhe'''
&c, of the
RLACK CROOK.
Tho MANAGEMENT have been At an enormous sT
panse in getting together full and complete pal
PrF rnisps ."n = sssEus Es SC. together with a
full DRAMATIC COMPANY, forming one one o. ic .he
strongest combinations ever oHereu u '''' MIN
mond public. o,,o a,,o,a
In consequence OF the enormous expense attend
ing the production Of this piece, the manaBemrIn
have been compelled TO adopt the following seaie
OF prices socrrra
A OMISSION ~ osrrs
RESERVED BEATS IN DRESS olRCLE.....' - 80,
RESERVED SEATS IN oRcHEsfRA.....'.. ~ .,srs
nn.oap - 25cEgTa.
THIRD TIER. q,
PRlVATs BoSEs. .sats dai '
Box Office open for sale OF reserve ! seas uh"'
from IL In o'clock. and from 10 o s,oeh. rro,r
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, GRAND ,b5i IavNr
Matinee. 70: "h ,a,r
my 2o-st Business 'A'h
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Last week, the board of aldermen Of
New Orleans adopted an ordinance ap-
propriating 100000 for the maintenance of
schools for colored children,
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.CrE,sT AND FAIR AT UNION STA.

TION METHODIST C"UKCH, CHURCH HILL
The ladies connected with this church will close
their FEAST and FAIR THIS EVENING. All
goods on hand will be sold at auction, common
eng at ltpast O'Clock.
The public ara invite to he present my 2'-lt
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AIOTICE TO APPLlCANTS 40

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IL ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board Of Com
missioners Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with DR.. DOUGLAS BLY, Ia furnish Az
TIFICTAL LIN BIS to tn g disabled men who are en-
titled to the benefit OF tde appropriation made by
the Legislature.
In order TO the best working OF the commission
and the manufacturer anu that no disappointment
msy arise 10 am party, 1t il important that appli
Giants for limbs observe the following order, viz :
Office and county 10 tho Com rGissioners forthwith
q Applicants will not come To Richmond for
limbs until they receive orders to do so.
3 Applicants will be attended TO In the order oil
their application.
Each applicant viii receive a circular with in
structons.
The presidents OF all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered TO give Tree
transportation to the applicants:
Y n. PEIRPOlST)
W. T. TAYLOR, Commissioners.
Y. h. WATKINS, }
NH It's
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DERSONS VISITING THE COUN-
i TRY or Springs can be FURNISHED WITH
ANY PAPER they may wish At publishers rates
for any length OF time.
mya-lm Richmond, Va.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
GRrRBs 4 WrrIraya Auctioneer
BY Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
THIS DAY.

VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
Tur EopTu SiDr or I.cRs6N peTwppS
CLARKE AND ST. PETER STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold st auction, on the
past o'clockP. NJ, the NEW FRAMED GOTTA GE
RESIDENCE located as above, opposite 10 Mr..
Ahsrn's grocery store containing four rooms, ad-
mirably adapted for small family.
Possession gwen At once.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed. The taxes and In
surance for 1907 to be pa by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPBRSON,
nv % Auctioneers.
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HOUSE FOR SALE, TO BE RE-
ii MOVED WIFI be sold to the highest kxA
bidder. on the premises, on FRIDAY NEXT. nj
the 2ith instant, ut o'clock p. VI TWO EA
STORY WOOD HOUSE, with two chimneys. TO he
removed within fifteen DAYS. This house Is situ-
atei near the corner Of Nineteenth and Frank
streets on part Of my factory lot. Terms cash
my 2l-!tN WILLIAM II. GRANT.
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BY Grubbs b Williams, Auctioneer..
Northwes corner OF Main and Eleventh strss,
1rA1IrARI.E RkIrK nMEIIrNr
JUDICIAL SALE OF BON

~ THE ESAPRAK AND ONO CAS-.
COMPASY.-The undersigned, commissioner
the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county, by ylrs,
of decree OF that court rendered at the spsft
term in February, 1887, In the case Of the Boa
Public Works OF Virginia against sslden, With,
& Co Tt al. defendants, will, A. IL O'Clock 1
THURSDAY the 3Oth day OF May, 1857 before Il.
front door OF the court house OF that county IT.,
and sell a. auction to the highest bidder = IA.
amount Of the bonds OF the Chesapeake Ard 1a
Canal Company. They comprise the tollowa. t
wit:
A parcel II five bonds, known as SPECIAL Boz,
Nos 4a3 49a, 5?5 526 and 621, for $780, 600, ral.
In par valns from fi0, 900 10 $50, 100; Also,
A parcel known as PREFERRED BONE, r.
fl3 800.
TERMS or SALE: Cash for ~. coo; the reside. r
we'll endorsed negotiable note or notes a. -
months hearing interest.
JAMES NELSON, lco,,,,f..,.-..
s. FERGUSON BEACH, 0'A4D'''''0@'"
nh 3o-t3oN
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NOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH
AND BOSTON.-TRI WBBKLGs vi, :
EnNpA Y-Iaayes Richmond rsr7. >Fss1S
evorv MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY. aud SAlTE-aT
Leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY. THth.ph
"a S,TITRDaY The steamer PETEk>BEss
Cantain goERRr TRAyEEs. will leave here ri +.
o'rlock SATURDAY. Freight received gp =. !.
o,ciock SATURDAY. This steamer ba. sglrnt
"a oons state. rooms, and pas'eas,r ateoAm..A
al For freight or passage. apply ITO .
~ DAVID & WILLIAM CrRE'E
Office at Charles 7. WORKMAN < Cos, ta''"e..1
go, ms a..
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MEADE Il BAKER,
APOTHECARIES AND DISPENSERS OF
GENUINE FOREIGN AND AMERICAN PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS.
Pure Drugs and Rare Chemicals,
Select French Perfumery,
Soaps, Combs, Brushes, &c.
Agents for the genuine Boudault's Pepstne Paul
LIMA Powders, Blancard's pills, and Fougera
Iodinised Cod Liver Oil, and Iodo- Ferro-Phos-
phated Elixir OF Horse Radish.
NINTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
rnvls Richmond. Va
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Public Notices.
=
UsrTKp STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT
STATE oP VIRGINIA,
CoLLRcToR's OFFICE, U. y. CUSTOM house.


CoIrErTop,s OFFICE d. n. CUSTOM HOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA.
NOTICE TO TAX-PA YERS.-fur
~ puapt TO the provisions Of the acts OIL DonRress
TO provide for the collection OF Internal Revenue
notice il hereby given To all persons liable 10 ply
dnties and taxes under the said acts IN tne III
District state of Virginia that the COLLECTOR on
aid district has received from the ASS. ssor thereo
bis collection list In compliance wlth Inc prov
sions of the said acts that the duties ana taHss
assessed by said Assessor have become duo a.n
navahIa. that the said Collector or his Deputy
viii attend for the collection Of the same az lhe
Cna,om. house city Of Richmond, In tho county OF
Uanrico and nj Ashland, In the county oil han
over State of Virginia, from the I'd day OF MAY 20
The 10Th day of June, 1887 and on the zath OF May
81 frederick burg for the counties OF spotsyiva,
neglect 10 pay the duties "a aforesaid assessed
npon IN EN- t. the said Collector Within tho p1rod
~ time In tho said acts shall De HaDle 70
he dealt with "a defaulters.
Special tax must be paid forthwith, or coss Will
Sscs bours from . A. NJ. TO 3P. NJ.
United States currency and bankabie money re-
ceived in payment Of taxes.
my6 Nlhl,l A-h 1A'hh- , DoIleetor.
NOTICE.-Theu undersigned, the truss
~ tees of the Bank Of Virginia under r deed
executed on the 8th instant, hereby notify holders
OF notes OF that Bank, and depos tors whose de-
posts made prior To the LIST day Of July 1884,
aud remain unpaid, to come forward and present,
In accordance with the provisions Of the deed,
within six months from the sth day Of February,
the date Of the same, their notes and the evidence
OF their deposits.
B ba Y p1 ) ss4AUtNDERs, Trustees.
IA IA dI " yqy cl4 yrBIn
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NOTICE.-FAIRG GROUNDS OF TIL 4
~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-The public is hereby notified that these
grounds are now in the possession and under the
control Of the Central Society, and not a com
mon FIR grazing purposes or for picnic parties.
All OF which is hereby forbidden and sspas- ers
will be prorecuteI strictly according To law.
Lyg-eodis n. K JOS -. rups fint"ndent
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ng UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION Allows SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTIONS.
r. A. Paine, L. II. Crenshaw, w. r. Quarles,
WIN. II. Lyons, Jr, H. b. blanKeh-
A. Bodeker b. Wesiger, ship,
w. 4. Spot, Moses Ehyson, }. b. winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer L. A. Hutchlh-
K. T. Taylor, tosenbaum, son,
w. z. Bnford, ". Hall, I. W. boswell,
J. A. Belvn, W 7. Gray, w. b. Tanner,
r. u dudley, Alfred Moses, J. h. Nowlin.
The security offered 10 depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention OF all In city and country Is called
to this Institution Hero they will find security.
convenience and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may BE- deposited, and six per cent interest
received on same
once hours from 4. NJ. to p. NJ. on Saturday
from "a NJ. 3P. M, and from too 7. ID.
10 l3-dSswts
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
w SILVER WARE,
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
Elegant styles Of GOLD JEWELRY,
SILVER CUPS,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
sILyER-PLATED TEA SETS,
Very heavy PLATED SPOONS and
FORKS,
CAKE BASKETS,
PITCHERS,
Breakfast and Disner CAST0RS
BUTTER DISHES,
SALT CELLARS,
sPECTACLES for all ages.
Watches and Jewelry rspsired.
Old silver purchased or exchanged.
c. GEgSBT,
mhs 1911 Main street, opposite the post orics.
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= ZETELLE's RESTAURANT.

BOARDING.
ID Gil T0N HoUS Sc, .
PouRrggsIH srREsr, ADJoIsINa rhs pA-
Housk,
J. IL. DiGGS. Proprietor. a..
Is now opening for the receipt 81 ooafu" n,
transient visitors. The rooms are large 49, I
He has ave large unfurni.hsd rooms be ~, 80
pleased TO let to families that prefer thoalA ~
furniture, His tabla shall be sappi!sd " IN
best the market affords. call 10 rssks'-l 4.
solicited. Terms accommodating. my 49,
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CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS. Il have formed business connsc-
tiou with Messrs Murphey & Trouiman, Real Es-
ttts Agents and Brokers. philadelphia, who have
qualifications tor the purchase Of large number ot
farm. and other real property in Virginia, Tor
which fair and reasonable prices will be pala by
P1nnsvlyauians desiring 10 remove TO this State.
on application, In person or by mail Will with
Measure furnish any having land for sale spe-
c dc information on the subject.
J. d. IMBODEN, Attorney at Law,
an % "a Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-24
noRNEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

NOR NEW YORK-OLDD DOMINION
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