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Tie meeting

FAIR PLAY on TIE TURF.-FOr years the
sports Of the turf have been a byword and
a rcproach in consequence of the frauds
that have been practiced by owners Of
horses. drivers, riders, &c. 1t is stated
that the first step toward q reform was
made at Saratoga, n. Y, the other day, on
the occasion of the race for the Saratoga
Cup. This was n race for all ages. and six
horses started. The principal contestants
were horses named Bayonet and Vauxhall.
After the race was over, the Judges took
considerable time for delibcration before
announcing their decision.
The peculiar name i'll which Nauxhall
was ridden by. John Ford created Il general
suspicion that he had prevented the horse
FROM winning for, after losing considcra-
bic ground and falling far behind, in coming
up TO the home stretch he brought him out
with such Il tremendous rush that he passed
some OF the other horses as if they were
standing still, and although Bayonct was
too far in front to he ovcrlandcd, he finish
cd second, and within -four lengths of him.
Parties interested in Vauxhall's success
were loud in their expressions that he had
been pulled back, and that he could have
won the race to a certainty.
The greatest excitement prevailed, when
at last the judges announced that Bayonet
had won the cup, but that all bets and
pools must remain III allegiance until the
Judges and the association had deliberated
over the matter as to the ~ulterior steps to be
taken. After the last race they assembled
in the secrctary's Office, and called before
them Edward Thompson and John Ford,
the trainer and rider Of FauXhall. After
hearing their evidence and explanation Of
the horses seemingly u~naccountablc run
ming in the race, the judges announced the
following declaration
~".SdrUtogd Springs, August 5.-ln the oa-
ratoga Cup race, in consequence OF the
fraudulent riding Of John Ford, the rider
of Vauxhall, in the race, all bets, pools,
and otherwise on or against Eauxhall, or a
field in which Vauxhall is included, are
drawn and declared off, and that John
Ford is ruled off the course for fraudulent
riding"
Signed by Oden Bowie, F. T. Bayard, and
G. W. Wooley.
This decision created the greatest excite
mcnt among turfmen, especially among the
hackers of Bayonet, who in many cases had
drawn their winnings, and by this ludg-
ment were compelled TO refund them. In
pools the hackers Of Vau1hall received their
money back, the hackers Of Bayonet only
receiving the pool money on the other horses
in the field. The betting at the start was
even on Bayonet against the field, but all
such bets were now declared void. In rem
d%ering their decision the judges and asso-
citation were actuated solely by a desire to
discountenance wrong and misdoing, and
protect the interests and pockets of the
public, and they deserve credit for their
action in the matter.
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WOOD AND COAL.

T. C. JONES. F.J. BROOKE.
ZONES & BROOKE,
AGENTS DOVER COMPANY,
SIXTH STREET NEAR CANAL,
are prepared to supply consumers YIN tncir win,
lis lowest summer price. ANTHRACITE COAL,
SOFT COKE, and WOOD Of all kinds, constantly
an I,,rd At lowest market rates. au T-3m
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Correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.
A Presbyterian Campaigning I'm Ra-
pidnn yallcy-.Who Will be There
and what will DC Done.
RAPIDAS, CCLpEPER COUNTY, VA, !

RAPIDAH, CULpEPER COUNTY, VA,
August Sth, 1869. J
The rcligiously disposed and many other
folks hereabouts arc enjoying the prospect
of some extraordinary services during inc
coming week. The. Prcsbytcrians, with
whom lin Kentucky years ago. camP-mect-
inps arc said to have originated, propose to
hold n series Of opcn-air meetings ct RAJ
indian station, commencing on Saturday
next, the l4th instant, and continuing as
long as the interest manifested may way
rant. People will come from miles around
to Join in the exercises. and there will be a
new preacher for every day in the week II
such novelty be desired. ,
The ministers whose names have heard
mentioned as expecting to be present are
Rev. Charles II. Read, d. D., of Richmond
Rev. DR.. Mitchell, of Lynchburg; Rev. A.
D. Pollock, of Warrcnton; Rev. DR.. White,
of Fauquier; Rev. II. p. r. Mccoy, OF Lou
isa; Rev. C. II. Noursc, late OF Washing
ton: Rev. Robert L. McMurran, OF Cul-
pepcr: and others. These are all Preshy-
tcrians but Baptist, Episcopal, and Mctho-
dist clerpymen. have also been invited to
attend. Rev. DR.. Handy is the pastor OF
the church at Rapidan, under whose au-
spices the meeting will be held.
Rapidan is u little village on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad between ~Cuipepcr
and Orange Courthouscs, delightfully."- stu
ated in the valley Of the Rapidan river.
There is no more charming rural retreat at
this particular season, and it is not unlikely
that many Of our city friends will take adj
vantage Of the time of the meeting to spend
q few days in this vicinity. The people
arc refined, intelligent, and enterprlsing,
and they will spare no pains to accommo-
date visitors. / need only mention the
names of the Willises, the Holidays, the
Males, the Taliafcrros, the Joneses, the
Crenshaws, the Spotswoods, ETC., to fortity
this assertion. There will be many fatted
calf killed in this ncighborhood on or about
the 18th of August.
This letter must close with the announce
mcnt that the first sermon will be preached
on Saturday morning at II o,clock-proba-
bly, by Rev. DR.. Read. There will be
preaching three times each day thereafter.
I will keep you advised Of the progress OF
the meotinr. MOSE.
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HEALTH OF HoN. JEFFERSON DAv1s.-We
have the pleasure (says the New Orleans
Picayune) of announcing to our readers
TINT in q letter recently received from him
by q relative of his Mr.. Davis speaks OF
his health as by no means as prccarlous ne
has been lately represented.
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A NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND En-
N CHANGE STABLE.-The undersigned,
having taken tho stables formerly occupied by
MeSsrs. Boissicux & Co., Franklin street between
Eighteenth aud Nineteenth streets. opposite Ma
sonic Hall, are prepared To take charge OF stock,
either on livery or for sale or exchange.
We have Il DROVE OF FIRST-CLASS MULES
on the way from Kentucky, which we expect daily.
They will be sold on very accommodating terms.
We respectfully refer to Messrs. BossieuS Il Co.
and merchants and citizens generally.
au a-eod6t WILLIAM S. WARE & co.
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arCrIoN sALEs--Futurc Bays.
BY Lee & GoddiD. hnctioneers,
M 11IJ Main street.

-RaMED COTTAGE, ON GROVE
lsnPEET At IT'S INTERSECTION WITH
n .PK STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On WEDNEsDAY; nth 4 EIn sa ass9 th at y : q,G desi.
~, RESIDENCE located US de-
scribed above, now in the occupancy OF Major
Writ Harrison, containing ilye r. rooms ,I e,tfn Eate IN
anod stable, etc. Also, some choice iruit trees.
The LOT has i front of 2!i feet on Grove ss street,
runufng back an irregular depth Of w ieeE 10 na VI
,IIov 90 feet wide. on which 1t has i front oil ABOUT
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance Mt . :, ana i
months for negotiable notes, interest aoo''' a"'
Sceuteo o' r & GODDIN. Auctioneers.
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NUEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL
" Look ut this and come and see. Good SEA-
SOSED PINE WOOD, per half cord, long. s2.2S
per half cord, sawed ready for use, s2.7S; per
cord In the yard, $3.50.
4. 4. PACE Agent,
Office and yard, 05 Basin bank,
jel5 between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE AND GRO
pCERY STAND. WITH FIVE ACRES OK
AEOVE FARM. COR SALE AT AUCIloN;--At
Tic request Of Mr.. F:hmigI shall offer for 1niG. at
auction, his property located ~ above. Oh W.
DAY tho 10th August. 1909. at hali-paSt /. NJ.
There arc FIVE ACRES 0fLAND, mighty I'M
proved. on which there Is an. excellent dwelling
containing five rooms. bcSldcs kltcich' S1'o'''
sheds. well Of good water, &c. !,
Besides being desirable rs a market garden, IL Is
an cxccllant location for Il grocery store.
TERMS Onc-half cash balance at one ana TWO
wears for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, secured
LCa trust decd. W. GODDlN,
Auctiouccr.
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ByLyttlcton RoyStcr, Auctionccr,
New Kent county, Va.

II. N. DIF MI
GRuBRs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
~ So 1T w2wSis
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

VERY D PES eER6 SnBH 7 Hin,
ryy.TTWH6H NhED THKEE-QuARTER AGES:
Of THE NEW-BRIDGE RoADi one = III
1TIoE WIN he sold ut auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY, the 10th Augnst-. SCI at i : 9 pK EK
p. NJ. that desirable FARM AND MAi.hLi
GARDEN located a. above. now occuplcdb D! pei
aware Facho. and formerly owned by the late
lanes Kinnaird. containing 32i acres OF open iana
south side of the Ncw-bridgc road. ana seven an,d
thrcc-quarter acres on the north SIDE OF 'iat I9hu,
on Inc larger part there is n large hrlck dWclllne
and tho usual oitbuildingS, somewhat out ofrcpair,
and on the smaller tract there are two barns ana a
she'd. The land is admirably adapted Tor 4 maTRrI
garden or dairy farm, and being In Il goou lcisi-
norho0d, and within two miles of the Oil Market,
should attract the attention of persons disposed 70
embark In that business. ,u,
Tile nropcrtv will be sold as n whole, or divided
into two paris. as may be deemed best at the hour
OfSalc.
ans ". GODDIN, Auctionecr.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, July 90, lSG9,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS. trustee. Us.

d ~ WV Wv
" i. w. TompkinS and ais,
IN RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT.
by The decree entered in this cause on the 2d Of
December. ls6S, it Is ordered That this cause be
referred to one of the commissioners of this court,
who is directed to audit, state, and settle, and re-
port to his court, the accounts OF Charles u. VII
liamS, substituted trustee. the complainant i'll TINS
cause. and To inquire and report what persons are
entitled under the will of Frances Tolnpkins, de
ceased, to the balance remaining In the hands Of
the said trustee, and which of them are adults and
free from disability, and which arc under d~isabili-
ties. married women, infants. &c. And the said
commissioner shall give notice t." all the parties
herein by publication toncc 4 week Tor four sue
ccssivc weeks I'm some newspaper published in the
city Of Richlnond) Of the place and time, where
and when. he will execute this decree, which pub
LEGATION shall be equivalent to personal service.
And the said commissioner will report specially Ia
this court any other matter which he may deem
proper and pertinent TO this cause. or which he
may be requested to report by any party hercin.'
The parties interested are hereby notified thai l
have fixed on WEDNESDAY the "a day Of Sep
tcmbcr, 1850, III 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, and
my Office, No. $40 Franklin street. Richmond, Va,
as the place. to execute the foregoing decree.
TlIOMA j. EVANS,
~ 27-Tuiw Commissioner.
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!, administrator of John d. Quarlcs,
7 CSC
ALFRED SHIELD, ID. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

JUTy ~. K5V'.
I have appointed my Office. in this city, as the
place. and Friday the Goth day OF August. 1869. nj
10 O'Clock a. NJ. as the time. for receiving proof
of outstanding debts against the estate OF John u.
Ouarlcs, deceased, not stated in Commissioner
Evans's report of January II, 1869. and executing
AL other directions Of the foregoing decree, when
and where all persons interested arc required to
attend and prove their claims.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
iy o0-Tuiw Commissioner.
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WOODEN WARE.

WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE
so dozen two and thrce-hoop BUCKETS,
IS dozen VAREISH BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRASS-BOUSD BUCKETS,
so dozen four and lve-string BROOMS,
25 nests PAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUBS,
s dozen CEDAR CHURNS, &c.
For sale by WAGGOSER Il HARVEY,
jcu No. , Pearl Block.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ia RAILROAD.-Ou and after MONDAY, May
81. the trains Of this road will be run as follows
Leave Richmond at j \. VI. and 2:35 i. VI.
Leave Petersburg ut $50 A.. VI. and ESQ l.. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached. will leave Richmond daily NJ 3:IJ Il.
W. and Petersburg daily ut A. NJ. Sundays ex-
cept"d).
The "a. VI. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the $50 I. NJ. train will not leave Pc
tcrsburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 2:25 p. NJ.
train on and after August the 18th instant.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
will leave Clover Hill ut ! A. NJ, and. returning.
leave Richmond ut 2:t0 y. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays.
THONAS II. WYNNE,
ap 10 superintendent.
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REAA ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Hill & Goddin, Auctioncers,
1903 Main street.

WE OFFER FOR SALE \ FARM ON
w TIE BROAD ROCK ROAD, thirteen miles
from Richmond. and four miles from Coaliicld
station, richmond and Danyillc railroad. contain
ing Two HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES
ninety cleared. balance III original growth timber.
There is on the place Il good HOUSE with five
rooms barn, stable. courthouse, tobacco barn,
and an orchard Of fruit. This is very good land.
and will be sold at a moderate price and on easy
terms. Apply to I'LL GoDDlN,
nm 5-cod5t Real Estate Agents.
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AUCrrOy sALEs..-This Day.
BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
o-ror Of Governor and Franklin streets.

by Cook e BuUSHtUH. NurtIVHctf"'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FUR.
ri NITURE. &c, AT AUCTION.-THls Dad
nj 10 O'Clock We will sell at our store an assor'men'
Of FURNITURE, &C.. consisting of
One very good SEvEN-OCTAVE
MAHOGANY and COTTAGE
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAlRs,
LEAF DINING-ThBLES,-
CANE and WOOD-sEAT CHAIRS, en-
MAHOGANY WARDROBES ana "A0h-
Several SiECdjND-HAND CARPETS,
COOkIEG-STOFES,
TIS SAFES.
New MATTRESSES,
IRON U~AT-RACKS,
BED SPRINGS, &c. rcurox
~ Auctioncers.
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CHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!

SOF COKE FOR THE MILLION, fresh from
the mines the best and cheapest fuel ever used for
stoves, ranges, etc. Is easy 10 kindlc, and does
not In jure the stove or range like anthracite coal.
Tobacco manufacturers and hotci-kecpcrs, In
fact, everybody, will find 1t 10 their interest to use
1t, as 1t IS only $3.50 per load; HARD COKE,
IS; SOFT HAIL COKE, -; CLOVER HILL
me WOOD 1T market rates. Liberal arrange
mcntS will be made with dealers and large con-
sumcrs. II you want good SOFT COKE be sure
to 60 TO X. VI. COTTRELL,
No.. oil Basin bank, between
iy 20-lm Ninth and Tenth streets.
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BY Lee Il Goddln Aucti0neers,
No. lll3 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN
pGOOCHLAND COUNTY ADJOINING LltE
CDURTHOUSE.-We will sell at auction on M0 ~,
DAY. August lG. 1869, that being couri-aaN W. W.
valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing NlNE-
TY-EIGHT ACRES. more or less, adjoining thJ
lands of DIR. John Morris, 7. X. AfG1iG, , anu
:, hoi,t onc.thIrd OF it Is cleared, and the remainder
is In virgin timber Of most excellent oak.
This IS regarded rs being one OF the most acslta-
bic locations now offered for sale In this county
living as It does in the very centre of 4 most cXcel,
lent ncighborhood. amidst 4 cultivated ana ren,nGu
people. Being only one mile from the river nj Mi
chailx's ferry, 1t Is thus rendered easy OF access
and the timbcr--thc best in the county-may thus
be put into the Richmond market 1T L cohlpaF"-
lively small cost.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
Also, another TRACT. continuing ONE unN-
AND FORTY AND
ACRES. In Goochland county, adjoining tue iinds
of Patterson Allen, William Branch. ana nthcTs,
formerly owned and now occupied By Napoleon d.
Kean. r .,oo
iv % LEE ~ "'DDlN,
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CPEARS'S PRESERVING SOLUTION,
- for preserving all kinds of fruits, tomatoes.
milk, butter, cider, &c. Fruits can be preserved
with or without sugar. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
~ 30 1915 Main street corner Thirteenth.
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By Paine K Co.. Auctioncers.

d I lITTT a OU.s
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
~ On WEDNESDAY, August nth. commencing
Mt 10 O'Clock. we will sell ut our atlctlcn-roolns Il
very large and attractive assortment oil
FRESH DRY GOODS,
rom nrisinp n great variety of new and desirable
goods, now receiving, suited to the present andap-
season cuorc
AND BtLMOPALS,
embracing a full assortment for men and hoEs'
women. misses, and children, mostly prime goods,
with 4 good proportion Of extra sizes with an III
voice Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS aud BOYS HATS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
TRUNKS, &C.. &c.
TERMS Asusnal. PAINE & CO.,
au 5-Th,S .Tu&W Aucllonccrs.
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COURT ORDERS.


UIRGINiA.-In the circuit court OF the
city OF Richmond, June !. 1862:
Francis T. Isbcll, administrator OF .;oiin ~.
QuarlcS. dcccased....... .,.............'L i'iii'ii''
Sarah E. OuarIcs. William Il. Quarles. and John
r.. Ouarlrs-tnc last two infants, by william :.
Fowler, their guardian at item, appointed by
the court to defend their interest In this suit. ana
other. ..beienu'HtS
and .~
William hcrscy i'''''N'
against
+. r. Isbcli, administrator of John ID. quarlcs,
EXTRACT OF DECREE.
On consideration whereof. the court doth adJud%c,
order, and decree, that this cause be referred tn one
of the commissioners of this court. and that S:;ld
commissioner should, without further delay, pro-
coed to receive such proofs rs arc necessary 10 en-
able him to TO state and settle the accounts OF Sl!ch
outstanding debts against the estate OF Joiill ~.
DuarlcS. deceased. as were not stated ana Scllicu
in the report of Commissioner Evans, Of the IAN
January, 1850, and report the same To the court.
But said commissioner, before he taking
of proofs of debts under this decree, shall give no
ticc 10 all persons who have heretofore presented
claims against the said estate before him, and have
not proved them. and to all persons having claims
that have not been presented or proven. OF me
time and place Of receiving further testimony in
support Of the same. And said commissioner
NAV receive further proof. upon due notice, which
NAV he uncrcd before the next term OF this court.
As to the claim of William kcrscy against said cs-
ALFRED SHIELD, ID. G,
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctionecr,
No. sci Main street.
three doors below the SpotswOOd Hotel.

Three uOOr5 DcIOW IIC opUls"UOUT IVtcT
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
rcT.T IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
~ ~ rirtnc of n decree made by the circuit court of
the city of Richmond on the 10Th day of February;
,aco In the case Of Anderson against Anderson, |
lii coli an SATURDAY the 18th Of August,
lsep. on the premises. Mt 5 o'clock p. NJ, FIVE
VACANT LOTS on the east side OF flnc street. ID
the Man Of BcIyidere. fronting 80 leet each ana
rmnninr hack l5 feet to 4 twcntL foot alley.
TERMS: Onc-fonrth cash the balance hio at ne StS,
wifi Interest added. and title retained until the
whole is paid, when the deed will he made by order
of the court. JAMES VI: Lon,
au I0-Tu. Th&S3t commissioner.
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EOST y EoEED

T OST, from my buggy on Tuesday eve
IL ningIasi, on Silockoe Hill, Il HAVEkSACk
containing a SURGICAL POCKET CASE, Il
SUB-CUTANEOUS and Il UTERENESIRINGE
and other instruments. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by returning these instruments to my
an T-3t ". ". PARKER.
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BY Cook & L%aughton. Auct'onecrs,
of Governor and Franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
TW-EEE RPOhD AND MARSHALL STREETS.
At A~TCTION.-By virtue of a deed of trust
executed by John Nockcr to the undersigned,
Court Of the city Of Richmond, will sell at AUG
ton, on FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 5 o,cl9ckp
VI. on the premises. the following dcscrlhcd pro.
LAND. with The improvements thereon, being and
living in the city of Richmond on the west side OF
Jefferson street between Broad and Marshall
streets. fronting Is feet on Jefferson street, run
ming back SO feet between parallel lines to an al
ley 7 feet wide. ~ ruro
STORY FRAME BUILDING.
TERMS: Onc-half cash the balance on 4 crediEs
OF six months, interest added, secured by Il dced Oh
trust. join .NOLif, trustee.
Sale conducted by COOK 4 LAUGHToN, AUG
tionccrS. aus
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NOTICE.

ECI NOTICE.
n and after the ELEVENTH OF AUGUST the
THROUGH MAIL RAJ that leaves at 2:35 Z.
VI. will take the Norfolk passengers, Instead Of the
3:i5 +. VI. train rs heretofore.
iy l0-Iw T. II. WYSNE, superintendent.
DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
Ia ROAD.-CIIANGE OF SCifEDULE.-On
and after SATURDAY, May -, 1889, the PAS
SENGER TRAINS on this road will be run Us fol-
lows
GOING WEST, LTNCHBURG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except Sunday at 3:l5 A.
~: arrive at Burkcville at 1880 y. ~, making
close connections with trains on the Southsidc road
for Farmville, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Nashville. Mc1nphis, &C., &c. MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily 1T $40 J..
NJ: leaves Danvillc daily at 9:i0 +. NJ; arrives at
Greensboro daily ut II :55 u. NJ, making close con-
~ucctions for all stations on the North Carolina road
both East and West OF Greensboro, Charlotte,
Columbia. Augusta, and all points south.
GOI%G EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND EN-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at fH5 4. NJ:
leaves Danyillc daily ut 1904 A. NJ: arrives at Rich
mond daily ut 1873 4. VI. LINCliBURG PAS
leave Burkcyillc daily except Sundays
at 1885 z. NJ: arrive at Richmond at 4:37 i. NJ.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket Of
flee in Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest. and at Greensboro and Danville TO all
points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODhMEAD,
my28 superintendent.
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d, rO FOR A lotto EVERY MAN

eSO FOR A LOTTO EVERY MAN
DCU WHO WANTS TO OWN HIS HOME.
l am now offering for sale Il number OF LOTS In
the town of Woodyillc, near the Mechanicsyillc
turnpike Tan addition to the city of Richlnond}, on
terms which will enable any man who desires to
own his house and lot TO do so. These lots are of
good size, and well situated in Il healthy ncighbor-
hood. and can be bought for five dollars, cash pay
ment. and three dollars per month on the balance
until the whole sum is paid. The price Of these
lots is only fifty dollars each.
Plans, &c., may be seen at my Ollo..
f. Il. NEWBURN. Real Estate Agent,
jy 2i-tAugl7 No. lOlG Main street.
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WINTER SUPPLIES.-Consumcrs who
w would avail oftllc lower rates Of summer, aud
Inc lowest prices. and with the best quality OF
OKE BITUMINOUS and CITE
OAL and OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed aud
split, or long. Onice LII Main street.
Nv slim j. Il. WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-10

A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale to ar
"A rive, 200 tons best quality LORBERRf III
ASH. EGG. and STOVE COAL. As coal Is daily
advancing In the Philadelphia market, those wish
ing Ia lay in their winters supply viii find 1t to
orders.
Olice and yard corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
strnnts. LYWl MIkT BIER