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~ 1ue 1ills. (AkbAAe), D4mocrat fol-
lsGh sh1t ~ Seymour calls "useful pur.


~ mt n seymour calIs .suseful pur-
suit end sets 40 example for the people OF
the South BY going OF 10 this strain:
..Naithsr opr fess, NOR we, playing pan,o-
milne. We Are enactng solemn enduring history.
pEsgnAnt With wsal y voc to ourselves, our fani-
lies, our country, and our race. Shall we-can
We, in justice to ourselves our families our race
hvs on ssr1ss Of social intimacy with the white
renegades, who are working out our ruin Can
ws tip the sly wink, utter the jovial Jest, touch
% social glass, break bread with them, give them
~ nsbt hAad ~ Fellowship they, ont
9ggtchint ~ lsnd In token Of friend.hip and
retce, are ready. with the other, to give US the
deadly thrust Of Joab Can We laugh and joke
with those who are principals, or accessories. in
any degree, in the crimes Of undermining our
social fabric; destroying our personal liberties;
subverting our Governments; running our fortunes;
de,olating oar land, revealing in the exercise Of
our dearest birthriehts, Of which they have rob-
bed Us; and threatening our women with pol
luton, and all of US with
No We cannot consistently with high sense
Of duty, .snd right appreciation Of our respon.
sihdlses. sLet us. then, put all such enemies Of
the human race in social Coventry; hold no social
ccsnmunton with them; give them unmistakabe
evdssss, ~ omfncns silence, chilling indifference
ii rsea be Indignant ssorn, dignifed reserve,
and ntsspt-thst Ne hare no disposition to be
on terms cEsosiAi familiarity With them. Society
often has tbs power Of semsdying or removing
puhliesvilA vfea n srned polios or sonstabulary
would Prvy iIslsstaal. Pablo opinion Is more
potelt IT, pablis iaw, md social ostracism
more tssfitastAan N army with banners"
Theteap nnppstts Seymour and Blair.
---4----s4s - : -..1-------
coNeAaassosAL HOalsATIoH IN
Cl1WpuAEl.
r,la. II 81. asex.s.< - II re- rx--..
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sPEEcH ~ GEN. cARL scHuAa

( - $1,000 - Ses4s,W tUcVtt1pMft
JOHN = DRAYER. Of Henry Comfy
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Tas Mobile Rsgistsr will have nothing to
DO with Union men. It pitches in frantic
way into any Of the rebels who don't follow
its example. II strikes out in this mad
way:
IF ons assails your honor, Islander. your
character. Or stsals your money, self respect
prompts You to out his acquaintance. But here are
men who sre openly robbing you Of your civil
rights stealing yosr Office, ising.en means plnnd-
sssd from your sabstanes, insulting you With their
lokthsoms presence, and making slaves Of you;
and ", gentlemen give them their hands, take
social glAases with thsm and hobnob the streets
With them. We denoance this Jaeiis complacsn-
sy = crime to he outraged majesty Of this
people, - reasonable eorrsspondsncs with the
enemies Of H. Commonwealth. They are does,
and should b trsased - dogs-dogs only tolera-
lad now becsuse the power q the sword il in the
hands Of our enemies in consrsss. s.bat viii not
- tolerated one hour Amer the people recover the
lherty y DO jsstips apen their opprsseors." 1t
b the duty of every Southern nah 10 cut these
ssrnin. Exosmaunieate them: spew them out -
eutcasts and socisl pariahe, with whom II 10 dis
gyAcefhi y hold social interosarse."
That chap supports Seymour ane Blair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07

CONDITION OF THE STREETs.-The follow
ing indignant communication is received
from Oregon Hill
"Hsving seen paragraph in the Rich
mond Dispatch of September the 9Th calling
the attention of the Commissioners of Streets
to certain portions of this city, calling these
places public thoroughfares to be immcdi-
ately attended to, and leaving other -por-,
tions not only neglected, but to the mercy
of the frosts and SHOWS Of winter, wepro-
test that this is not just nor right Now,
therefore, we the people Of Oregon Hill, do
earnestly call the attention of the Commits
sioners Of Streets and the Council of Rich
mond TO look to our situation. New street
is dangerous both for NAN, horse, and vehi-
Gle; not only New street, but every other
street in this locality. Not that alone, but
we have neither gas nor water, nor any of
the rights which ought to be given to US;
So we hope these matters will be attended
- ~ :" MANY ClTIzENs,n
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SUICIDE OF A DRUSKARD-A NEGRO
SHOEMAKER HANGS HIMsELF.-One of those
melancholy events which serve as awful
warnings to the intemperate was brought to
our notice on Saturday last. A'negro man
named George Brooks, about forty years Of
age, who has since his emancipation fol-
lowed the trade of a cohbler with sufficient
success to support himself and family, came
to violent death at his own hands on Fri
day evening. His shop was on the plank
road about two miles from the city. For
some months past George has been growing
more and more fond Of strong drink, though
only a moderate drinker while slave.
Since about the 1st of August he has not
been at work for more than few hours at
time, spending days and nights in the
city to the neglect of his family. Several
times, being almost frantic from the effects
of LIQUOR, he has threatened to kill himself,
saying that he was tired Of living, and
"wanted to 90 to Heaven"
On Friday afternoon he returned from
Richmond, after spree, in horrible state
of mind, his eyes glaring like VOLTS, and
his hands trembling. He was displeased
with everything, and Grossly knocked down
one of the children who spoke to him about
job which come one had called to have
done. In short time he went out of the
house, and had perhaps been out about ten
minutes when he was missed by his wife.
Going into the little back yard she saw the
door of an old house open, and looking III
she saw her husband hanging by the neck
to q jost. He had taken a stout rope,
thrown it over the joist, tied it around his
neck, and the protruded tongue and stitfen-
ed limbs told but too truthfully that he was
dead. The wife had not presence of mind
enough to cut him down and try the ordi-
nary restoratives, but ran at once to the
negro quarters on the adjoining place to tell
the news. Some of the darkeys whom she
there met went over and cut the unfortu-
nate man down, but of course too late.
Our informant did not state whether al
inauest had been held, but is confident that
the deceased met his death as above re-
| lated
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REV. DR.. MOORE CALLED TO NASHVILLE,
TENS.-We learn from Nashville that the
First Presbyterian church Qate Rev. DR..
Bunting's) of that city has extended a
unanimous call to the Rev. Thomas V.
Moore, D. D., of Richmond. This is one of
the largest and most influential Presbyte-
rian churches in Tennessee. DR.. Moore is
offered 800 per annum and parsonage
to become their pastor. .-
The Nashville paper says: "We con-
graduate the church on their admirable
choice, and trust the unanimity with which
it was made will cause this learned divine
to see his way clear to accept the position.
1t will be remembered by our readers that
DR.. Moore was moderator of the General
Assembly which met here last fall, and by
the dignity and ability with which he pre-
sided over that venerable body he left an
impression which will not soon be forgot
ten.0
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MAYORS CoURT-SATURDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAHooN PRESIDING. - Margaret
Williams (colored), charged with using OBJ
scene language in the street, was fined two
dollars.
Jennie Penny (colored) arrested for be-
ing disorderly and using obscene language
in the street and resisting policeman, was
fined five dollars.
Charles Blake (whitc) and William Va
lentine (colored), charged with being disor-
derly in the Second Market, were fined two
dollars each and discharged.
Alexander Burwell (coloredl, arraigned
for threatening to beat Mary Ann johnson
(colored), was fined five dollars.
Betsy Maxfeld (colored), charged with
threatening to beat Ann Brown (colored)
was discharged.
Ella Brown (colored) arrested for abusing
Betsy Maxfield, was fined two dollars and a
half.
The continued case of P. H. and W. Fl.
Jackson, charged with assaulting and beat
ing 7. X. Lyon, was brought up. w. H.
Jackson was discharged, and P. H. Jackson
was fined two dollars and half.
Isaac Vanvort (white), arrested for
abusing and threatening to beat Jenny
Lapinski (white), was discharged.
Jenny Lapinski (white), charged with
using abusive language towards Mrs. Van
wort (white}, was discharged.
The case of Anderson Wyer alias Au-
gustus Anderson (colored), arraigned for
stealing a watch from w. II. Quarles
(colored), was continued until to-day.
John Duerringer, charged with threaten
ing to assault Herman Willis, was dis
charged.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Saturday after
noon, Alonzo, son of Mr.. Lawrence, on
Sixth street near Clay, fell from a tree in
the City Spring yard, and fractured his
right arm near the elbow joint and di5loca-
ted that joint. The little fellow will proba-
bly, have stiff joint for life. Drs. Trent
and Wexford were called in and rendered
the necessary surgical assistance.
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SEPTEMBER 7, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES. JR. & CO. viii sell at their
warehouse. at 103 a. NJ, a lot of groceries and
wines. ..... .
lot on Church Hill. on Leigh between Twenty
eighth and Twenty streets, at 4lP. N.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at the residence Of
Mr.. Farrar, on Louisiana street Rockets
at 10 4. NJ. household and kitchen furniture.
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FAILED TO APPEAE.-Horace Hovan,
charged with robbing the money-drawer OF
Messrs. Seay 4 Noel and julius Sycle, on
Wednesday last, and who was bailed to ap-
pear before the Mayor for trial on Saturday
failing to answer, forfeited his bail. He has
doubtless left the city.
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THE GoocHLAND RoBBERY.-Bettie Bos-
we'll, who was charged with stealing sixty
dollars in currency from Miss Belle B. Mar
tin, of Goochland, and sent by Mayor Cha
hoon to that county for trial on Thursday
last, was examined by magistrate on Fri
day and honorably acquitted. 1t is now be-
liered that the theft was committed by q
negro servant after Bette Boswell had left
Goochland.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, September s 1883.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, September 1858.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, Q 5!s bushels. Red, 2, AS bushels.
Corn.-White, 463 bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels.
OdtS.-l $50 bushels.
Rge.-2lS bushels.
FIuISeed.-l0 bushels.
oALES.
Wheat White lSS bushels very good at So. As; lss
bushels good at S2.4e; 26 bushels fair at S2 30 o.
bushels ordinary 1T 81 so; l6 bushels At go sov
bushels damaged at 81; 10 bushels damp IL Si.eo
26 bushels very inferior 1T 81. IS 400 bushels dal-
aged AT Sl.6o-total |, l72 bushels. Red Ss Dusheis
prime II 81. 20 bushels prime on private terms
l02 bushels very good al go 50 bushels goou ~
81 % l02 bushels fair at $40 50 bushels Ordinary
at 81 Ia; $50 bushels at - IS $40 bushels at 81 ~
80 bushels at t.. 12I; SO bushels ut - o5 800 nseIs
damp al So 2Sd bushels tough at g; 24i Dlishela
common at S2 9S bushels very inferior al $l.i'-to
tai, 276 bushels. ,,
Corn.-N hite 462 bushels prime at 81 %. Mixed,
80 bushels at 800 bushels ut $li3; 50 bushels
ut $l.25-total, 456 bushels. ,oo
-712 bushels at 6Uc; lze bushels at esc. tve
bushels at &c. l2 bushels damaged at 55c; 20 ousn'
els damaged at 50c.-total, SIS bushels.
Rge.-l6 bushels prime at 81 10 50 eushels Id
on private terms; bushels at slao-total' o.
bushels. .....s -'=-a.
FtdrSeed.-o bushels at $3.50.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whcdt.-White "a bushels. Red, 80 oushcis.
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4itllmoltd 9ispattlt,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH'
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsT-OFFICE SEP
TENDER I, 1SGS.-Colonel Joseph Fuqua,
Buckingham, Va; II. B. Wallace, York
county, Va. Major Frederick Handy, Ag-
ricultural College, Md; Miss Kate Prid-
dey, Hanover county, Va; James Hasons,
Nottoway county, Va; Mrs. Leila Flem-
ing, Goochland county, Va; Mrs. Matte
A. Jennings Zone package), Ringgold, Va.
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SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VlRGISIA.-This institution, under an
efficient corps of officers and board of dl-
rectors, will commence business in our city
at the corner of Main and Ninth streets
in fcw days, at present taking only fire
risks. Its officers are Jordan II. Martin,
president; H. S. Price, treasurer; j. W:
Sexon, secretary; j. L. Neiswanger, genert
agent
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
~ now on exhibition ut No. IL ON Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange HOTEL The new ano
valuable muchine known rs
ARSALL'S COGKLE. GARLlCh, ana SMoi
SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa.
rate cookie from wheat without regard 10 the size
Of the cookie. In this machine the new prlnSctpte
Of ADHESION, as applied to machinery OF tnis
class is strikingly and successfully demonstfstsa,
and we Invite the millers machinists ana p'ts,- ISL
terestad In the agricultural development OF our
state to call aud see for themselyes es. 1,,ry
We are now offering for sale COUNT? ana CIli
RTGIITS In the States of Virginia and West Vir-
e~nia and Will be glad To see any gentlemen from
the country who may be visiting the civ.
Communications must he addresse 10 us al
Charlottesville. Va, or to Captain L. Z. MORTON,
exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va.
ty 2-Sm MINNIE 6 ni WV.
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SCHOONER EDITH.-A letter from Havre
to gentleman in this city, dated the 18th
ultimo, says "Not long ago there arrived
here from Richmond vessel called the
Edith. Yesterday one Of her sailors fell
from the topmast and was instantly killed"
We have made diligent inquiry, and find
that no seaman shipped! on board the Edith
at this port.
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lows. The good practical sense of our General
Lee Is n sufficient endorsement for almost anything
of practical value, and when he says the WILCOX
& GIBBs is n pet in his house, who viii not well
come 1t In theirs. 2. r. GIBBS. No. l4s7 Main
street. is the sole agent for its sale here.
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PARDON REFUSED. The Governor has re-
fused to pardon Moses Porter (negro), con-
victed by the county court of Powhatan OF
participating in riot, and sentenced to six
months in iail
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GOOD NEws.-The city dredging machine,
it is said, will go to work in few days.
Thanks to George W. Smith, Esq, the ener-
getic chairman of the Harbor Committee.
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OUR EDUCATIONAL INsTITUTIoNs.-The
columns of the Dispatch are crowded with
the announcements of our educational in
stitutions. Within the past few weeks the
University, all the principal colleges, and
the unrivalled high schools, for both sexes,
in the Valley, the Southwest, the Piedmont,
the Southside and the Tidewater sections OF
the State have made known to the people Of
Virginia and the South, through the Dis
patch, the superior advantages they offer as
educators of youth. Never before has the
public mind been so thoroughly aroused
to the importance of education, and never
before have so many men and women
of the highest order Of talent been engaged
in our State in the noble profession OF
teaching. These are bright omens OF the
future, giving assurance that the rising
sons and daughters of Virginia will prove
worthy descendants Of the heroes and
statesmen who have made her name illus
trious in the worlds history. Last year
there was large increase in the number of
students in these institutions, and the ex-
pectation is that the attendance the coming
year will be larger than at any former
period.
The citizens of Richmond are fortunate
in having some of the best of these schools
in their midst, thus enabling parents to
secure for their children superior educa-
tional training, while retaining them under
home influence at the age when they most
need its restraining power. They cannot
90 amiss in selecting from the many excel
lent schools in our advertising columns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07

TRADE OF RIcHMoND.-Below We append
q statistical table, for which we are in
debted to Harbor-master Allen, showing
the amount of tonnage which has arrived
in the port of Richmond from January lst
TO September lst, 1868:
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Persons afflicted with tetter. ringworm, Itch,
poison oak, barber's itch, blotches, or any ernp-
tiou Of the skin, sh 1uld not fall to try BENSON
sALALEM BROTH. Prepared by J. E. BENSON.
Richmond, Va For sale by all druggists.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GooDs!l
NJ. & D. MITTELDORFER.

Having just returned from the North repleting
our ST ?ck with entire new and fresh assortment
OF fall and winter DRY GOODS, domestic and
foreign; HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C., we would
respectfully invite our friends and the public in
general to cali and examine our stock, and we will
endesvor to Offer such inducements as to place in
the reach OF all the newest and most desirable
goods to be found In the city.
.-a NJ. & ID. MITTELDORFER,
52s Broad street,
sc SIN between Fl Til and Sixth streets.
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SALE OF. REAL Observation-Disclosures
Goddin sold at auction on Saturday a lot
and small brick tenement on Church Hill,
corner of Franklin and Thirtieth streets,
for $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-07

RECORD Book FOR DEALERS IN LEAF To-
BACCo-These books, which the dealers In leaf to-
bacco are required by law 10 keep, may be had at
the DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE at short notice.
send In your orders. .s- ..rr
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GENERAL LEE on THE SEWING MACHINE
The great captain of the age gives his support an
influence TO the WILCOX Il GIBBS SEWN" ", ",
CHINE and where lie leads, the southern heaf' iot'
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ODps AND ENDs.-The Richmond He
brew Sunday-school was re6rganized yes
terday.
There are FIVE cases of diptheria in one
family on Fifth street. Very few other
cases in the city.
Some thief stole several jars of pre-
serves from the basement window of Mrs.
Walters, on Sixth street.
The street-cleaners were at work on Sa
turday, and did good service.
Hack-drivers and bar-keepers reap a
bountiful harvest from the paid-off soldiers.
The State taxes are due. Pay at onceand
save money.
The young ladies are forming croquet
clubs for fall amusement. q.
There are no Kuklux in Richmond, Gene
raj Forrest Notwithstanding.
A maiden of "Duval's Addition" horse
whipped man for slander.
The first annual meeting of the Rich
mond Masonic Building Committee takes
place tonight. .
The canal packets resume their regular
trips to-day, losing no time ON account of
the break in the canal.
The Midlothian coal mines will be sold
on the 23d of September.
The Masonic excursionists leave for St.
Louis on Thursday evening.
The head of a gas-lamp is off in front OF
the old United States Hotel.
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UuLS.-IUG DUsNtIs. -.
Cfrsr,ngs for the week ending September S. 1868,
90 as bushels. Prices September s. isoi.l ha rinls
white 2.4o; prime red, S!.c5. Prices selmte1tpe m a1t
s, ls6s-pery good white, S?.4S prime red' S-'-'.
FLOUR.
Virginia country is quoted to-day by the dray-
losd superine, Sie 5y1slO75; extra 81 80 ne iiln
y Sls These prices are the extreme ra'es, Une
sales ut these prices were made to-oay, ,,ord nW"
Market dull with u decided tendency doTh"3fa'
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities. at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
IL a1-anlE
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DY UNAVOIDABLE DELAY IN THE
completion OF our new store, and expecting to re-
omen by the 18th Of this month, we take this
method of informing the public that we shall until
then continue to sell off at our temporary STAND,
No. AIS BROAD STREET,
the balance OF our
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, &C.,
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, to which
respectfully call the attention Of those in want OF
CHEAP GOODS.
HIRSH & GUGGEEHEIMER.
W. q. KEAN, JULIUS STRAUs, JAS. H. CHENE-
RY, Statesmen. .... sc
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

.--~~~~--~~~~~~~~-0--~-~~~
yETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, NO:
~ 1904 MAIN STREET, has constantly on hand
all the lUYURIES and everything IN season tnat
can he obtained In ,h,s laIitude-all served up In
the bess stye at his tables or furnished 10 order
for dnners or parties In bis saloons or at the
res.den ces Of citizens. -n,,,ro =, o.,
MET ONS at every meal, and FRUITS OF the
season served 10 order. .,.,-uo
The hest LIQUORS and BREWED DRINKS at
his bar, Excellent CLARET, suitable !or the sea-
SON. at only fftv cent? per hotf''
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RAILROADS.
mM
orr1cE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER3
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, August I, 1855.

RICHMOND, August I, 1865.
,rcuMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
Is pnAD LISE.-NEW SCHEDULE.-FOB
LHSTIMORE, THE NORTH, AND NORTH
nal THE steamer KENNEBEC, Captain }.
WHS''c;vNkS commanding, leaves White Houst
Il. HWTEISEsDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
every s',si nr the cars from Richmond, reaching
o. a,ss,rr :. on the following morning At sunrise.
RAt'n1nS The KENNEBEC leaves Baltimore
Re'nI Ny%SSDAI and THURSDAY at O'Clock
!: ~ s,esroer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRwAN com.
tW tWG,.s leaves White House every TUESDAY
III "vtsisiinAY on arrival of the cars from Rich
an" -asrhtng Baltimore the following morning
m"11, m"1a-is~ Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal
=. 'a5.or,srycry se.,. WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY al
'@,ciSSSGr '@r,c,iSSSrSGERS \ FOR BALTIMORE leave tho
- If the Richmond and York River Rail-
"eiNI' Comnxuy 81 ! o'clock 4. NJ. SUNDAY.
TTrr"srrSnkY. Tr"r WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re
i-irr they leave Baltimore on MONDAY.
1uTIr"ETSSESDkY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
,Ssnc,ccA Y. Nj, reaching Richmond the follow.
ing evening.
rr,lrht received al all times and forwarded
,-omp;!y, and through bills of lading given to ali
rJTTEla"pIJA rTEa PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depot
rtgyRY MORNING n I A. NJ, connecting on
~rTsDkYS and FRIDAYS at Fish Haul with
ages for TappGhannock.
Tr MONDAYS and SATURDAYS an accommo-
Is.}6n t-xin will leave Fish Haul for Richmond al
e. " and returning, leave Richmond for Fisi
HAg!st&F. NJ. WiLLlAM b, ENoS
Hr:2 Freight and Ticket Agent.
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MOORE WARM WEATHER,

There being every indication OF a no! spell this
month, we woud inform the public that We have
still
FEW SELECT STYLES
of the following goods, which will sell very
cheap-in fact at less than cost prices-aS we want
TO ocl0sc out the balance on hand:
BAREGES.
MoZAMBlQUES
LINEN and JACDNET LAWNS,
CREPE MERETX,
81 WHITE and BLACK HERNAN1S,
BAREGE and GRENADINE SHAWLS,
WHITE and BUFF MARSE1LLES,
LACE MITS,
pLAIN and BEADED PARASOLS,
BEST BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS,
LINEN and SILK FANS, and other summer
WILLIAM TIIALHINIER & SONS,
No. Bis Broad street between Third and Fourth,
seS and 1919 Main street. Ezekicrs old stand.