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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILROAD.

NOTICE FOR MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE
AND PIC-NICS.
Colonel THOMAS S. Fi.OURNOY, President
of the Company, General j. ID. IMBUDEN, and
Others will address the people upou the subject OF
subscriptions TO The capital stock OF the NOR-
FOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
at the times and places mentioned below. The
people earnestly requested TO turn out In full
force. The ladies arc especially invited to attend
The friends of the road requested to up pic
MICS 1t will be leisure time with the farmers.
and the meetings will be made an occasion not
only for advancing the interests of the great enter
prize but of the most pleasant recreation ana en-
1oyment both to the young and old. Let all come
out.
The meetings and pic-nics Will commence and
At WINDSOR, Isle Of Wight, WEDNESDAY,
At BLACK CREEK CHURCH, Southampton
county, FRIDAY, August 18th.
At BARS TAVERN. southampton county,
SATURDAY. August 18TH
At PETE'S CHURCH, southampton county,
MONDAY, August 18th.
At JONES s. HOBSON'S MILL, Grcenesville
county, WEDNESDAY, August l7th.
At COLONEL SPRATLEY'S MILL, Bruns-
wick county, FRIDAY, August 10th.
1T LAWRENCEVILLE Brunswick county,
SATURDAY, August 20th
At MASONIC HALL, Mecklenburg county,
MONDAY, Augusl ed.
At lions CHURCH. Mccklenburg county,
WEDr ESDAY, August 24th.
AT BoYDToN, MeckIenburg county, FRIDAY,
August 10Th.
At EPHEsUs CHURCH, Meokenburg county,
SATURDAY, August 9th.
AZ MUSTERFIELD, Halifax county, MON
Al At = h natHsi is'l' GROVE CHURCH. wENEs-
DAY, August slst. jy o6-t3lA
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DIED.

In this city. or consumption, yesterday morning;
Mrs. nj. +. BUTLER, wife of s. NJ. Butler, aged
iwenty-thrcc years. She leaves husband anu"
children to mourn their irrparahle loss. De,
CEASED was Il kind and afectlonste wlle, Soou
mother. and was loved and respected by all WHO
knew her. a., ,,o.,o,
The funeral will take place from the residence
or Mrs & w. Saunders, No, a05 Broad street, at
10 O'Clock To DAY. The friends and acquaint-
ances OF the family are to attcnd.
At his residence, In Manchester, Tuesday night
Mt II &. clock. OF consumption, WILLIAM liAK-
RISON STRINGFELLOM. In his hfty-sevcnth
His funeral will take place TO-DA Y Thursday,
frnm the Manchester BAPTIST church, ut ~ O'CLOCK.
Fredericksburg and Montgomery papers please
copy.
Ather grandfather in Henrico county, on the
morning of the 18th instant, BGrTIF. the Infant
daughter of Captain j. +. and Maggie IL. Sullivan,
aged eleven months aud seventeen DAYS.
THE funeral will take place from Mr. Kobert /.
Slater's THIS DAY 1T ao'clock +. NJ. The 1rlends
and acuuain. ances of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
At his residence, on Church Hill. August 18th,
1870 DAN MEL II. ATKINSON, In the fifty-fourth
year of his age.
His funeral will take place from Union station I,,
relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend with Jut further notice.
At his residence, corner Of Leigh and Twenty
eighth street, Tuesday evening, August IL, 1870,
II a quarter to O'Clock, of wounds received on
last Friday evening Mr.. THOMAS n. GOOD
MAN in the turty-fourlh year of his age. leaving
:: Gnud and devoted wife and an infant child.
His funeral viii take place THIS (Ihnrsdiyl
EVENING 1T o'clock from the Leigh.StrecS
Baptist church. The friends and acQuaint .nccs
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice. III 1. IL. Is.
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CANDID.--We admire the candor of Hon.
JAMES l.. ORR, of South Carolina, who,
without circumlocution, ayows that he in
tends to act with the Republican party be-
cause 1t is SO strong that it will inevitably
rule that State for years to come There
are number Of patriots of this sort In Vir-
ginia as well as in each of the other States.
They are acting, and will continue for time
to act, with the Republican party because
il controls all the Federal Offices; but let
the Democrats come into power, and these
same slippery knayes will be among the Bit
terest enemies of Radicalism to be found
in the ranks Of the successful party. Judge
OH, too, will of course resume his Demo-
cratic principles whenever he shall see
prospect of the Democracy ruling South
Carolina for q number Of years.
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pr.p,srp,crrys rnE sTATE.-The Wh'9 o

Rr.D,srR1crrSe ruE srATE'-The wing o'
yesterday says: ,;..r;o.
~" w Stat ao until Congress shall have = an T.
@pesbe be done On ame 'ed
tnat sns ss promptly as possible to the &C.
Prec;eeu "a a. cppndidatcs. BY the exercise of a
iec!lo iS ., conventions may be assem-
h1ed in every district by the list Of Septem
and an s1 oar ss Whe sn IS IS s esseat
to victory"
The Conservatives of the various districts
NAV confidently proceed at once to hold
and nominate candidates for
Congress. The General Assembly will not
attempt to re-district the State in'timc for
the November election.
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The Old Dominion for August is on our
table. Contents Revolutionary Records !;
The Lost Ambrotype Rev. +. W. Robert
son; Lurley, serial; Stonewall Jackson's
Way; Life and Death; After Season, a
Romance Antique Letters to General
Candy; Poetry-W. w. Corcoran mot
much poetry in it, however,; A Train of
Thought; Man and Wife; Only Two !;
Mount Vernon Lothian; The Infallibility
Dogma; Editorial Notes and Gleanings !;
The Housewife.
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The True Republican Congressman

The True Republican Congressman.
The assertion that the people OF Virginia
were deceived in BOOKER, MCKENZIE, ana
LEWIS, does not strike us as conspicu-
ou>ly exact" They were all known to be
"true Republican," before their election
to Congress. None of them ever pro'eSseo
to belong to the Conservative party, SO iar
as our information goes. We elected them
at time when the predominant ieenns
among Virginians was often expressed thus
"Take all the national offices, and give us
control of our own State" We elected
them because they were known as kepuD'
licans, and because, being such, they had,
as we supposed, power to assist us IN secu'
ring the admission Of the State to represen'
tation in Congress. They did assist lis III
accomplishing that desirable ohject-as-
sisted us materially. The presence in wash
ington of known Republicans demanding
admission as members Of Congress did more
to relieve US Of the test-oath than all other
causes combined. The gentlemen named ac-
complished the work we had set before them.
We may feel disappointed that they did not
afterwards act with the Democrats; but
surely we cannot charge their failure to do
so upon the Conservative party. The Con-
sentative party in 1869 formed an alliance
with the "true Republicans" We sup
ported these their candidates because they
supported our candidates. We knew what
we were doing. They knew what they We're
doing. They do not complain that our can
didates have not become Republicans. We
do not complain that theirs have not become
Conservatives. The alliance, however, is
ut an end. We have paid our allies all we
owed them. We shall nominate can
didates of our own this year. And
there is no more danger that we shall be
deceived in them than there would be in
supporting the most loud-mouthed Demo
crat in the land. And as to "pledges,'
these are cheap indeed. FAYErTE MCMUL.
LIN offered to give bond and security in the
penalty Of one hundred thousand dollars
that he would never run for Congress again
if nominated this year. Sir THOMAS MORE.
when (upon his trial. accused of perjury,
said that the court well knew that if he had
been disposed to treat oaths lightly, he
needed not then be upon his trial, since he
was put upon his trial only because he re-
fused to take sn oath he could not conscien
tiously take. AS in his day so now, men o.
the least conscience are the most ready tc
make pledges. If the Conservatives cal
ind no better reason for nominating cand
dates for Congress than that they are willing
TO make all the pledges which the most ext
geant can require of them, then the Con
servatiyes must have poor timber out o.
which to make congressman.
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Ng AUGUST ., 1S70.-T. R. PRICE IL
CO. have just opened
Superior ia LINEN SHEETINGS,
IRISH LINENS TALL pure linen and best makes),
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON,
COTTON SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTON,
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
'CORSETS, all grades.
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAZlNES,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIES,
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C., &c.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
SPECIAL.
DRESS GOODS now on hand, such as
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MOHAIRS, MOZAMBlQuEs,
POPLINS, LEN0S,
COLORED GRENADINES,
sold off without regard to cost.
BUYERS at retail or wholesale arc invited to call.
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the New OK
SteamshIp Com pany is offered for rent. It's loca-
ton for any kind of business Is unequalled in The
cty-iust where sill best city and country trade is
centreiny. An OFFICE In base ment also Tor
rent. Il. ~. 1870 800,
au2 nearly opposite post Office.
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'I1HE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGEIEER, !
VA. August Is, lsIo. J


NOTICE.-By virtue of the subloined
~ ordinance, and by direction OF the Committee
on streets. all persons whose fences project be-
yond any street line are hereby notified TO remove
them to their proper positions on or before the sh
notice the OF din 4nce viii be rigldiy enforced:
"An Ordinance Concerning certain Encroach-
nuc1,ty on Public Streets. Passed January 10,
1870. Extract.
"'Whereyer In that portion of the city annexed
by act Of Inc Legislature passed February 10, 1857
houses or porches which have been erected prior
TO that date project over encroach on the pub
lie street distance not exceeding three feet, the
same may be allowed to continue until the LIST day
OF January, 1875 Proptded, hoioeper, That all
fences within said district shall be put upon tire
pSoper street line whenever their owner shall be
Notified by the Engineer OF the city so to do; and
provided also . hat all enrroachments whatsoever
sh.a oe femoved on or before The date specified
nance no y In force. Wimess my hand rs Clerk of
the Council, this 18Th day OF May. 1870.
"E. G. HOWARD, Clerk Council.''
CHARLES II. DIAIMOCK,
au l6-iw City Engineer.
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conservative congressman 60 be contested
~ tho House of Representatives, according
tothe programme pursued in the Louisiana
c,sas at the last session-namely, by seating
the minority candidates on the al'eseu
Ground of intmidation-but Congress u 70
he asked to take control Of the state aealh.
And Congress is none too good 10 caffs
ont this very programme.
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F FOR SALE. A VERY DEsIRA-
BILE BuuDI> aeIoT ON aArNs sTREET,
sgCoNn DnnR FROM c"aNER IF FoUR-
TnENTH. This lot 'front.' aSs FEE. on Main street.
running back about 100 feet to ~ide nrey. !. mas
long been considered one Of the most aesir aoie
bua,ness st ands in the city.
The terms will be made very favoIapne " she
p"''n Real Estate Agent.
,,ss,u 1910 Main street.
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SOUTHERN REVENUE OFFIc1ALs:-l he 'eie-
graph told us yesterday that these men were
not to be paid. The reverse is the truth.
They are to be paid as soon as possible
They were appointed in 1865 and 1865 by
MFR. McCULLocH, and acted without having
taken the iron-clad oath. There were a
number of them in Virginia.
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msPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to make room for
FALL SUPPLIES
will sell from now until the LIST Of September
my entire stock OF
FRESH, FASHIONABLE, AND DESIRABLE
GOODS
" GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
and invite an examination of the same by all In
want OF
REAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
All goods strictly adapted to
SUMMER WEAR
will be closed out regardless Of COST.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
No. III MAIN STREET.
take pleasure in announcing that Mr.. JAMES
Z. BURREss is again with me, and ] unite with
him In extending cordial invitation to his nu-
merous friends to continue the patronage hitherto
so generously accorded him.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
auq--lm iii Main street.
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The New York Tribune is as much dis
satisfied with the name Conservative as
the State Journal or the Enquirer. Indeed
the Tribune has surpassed those papers III
the wit with which it has treated the SUBJECT.
But Conservatives will decide that as the
Radicals have SO many objections to their
name il is good enough for them.
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NJ NOW IsTHETIME ToPRoguIREaE
h 5Is; VS. iH fsS TsIyE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aTTT "a SALE At A.. GoLDBA CK's.-Be.ng DE-
ermined not to carry over my stock from one ass
s so q ta OF my splendid stock Of Sum
mer Goods at and below cost, after WHEN a,ne
.ns o fnr large and complete assortment OF 1911
and goods have Just xs SRehed ann selling
W W thn yerv low price Of 1esc. Caiicoes last co.
or and ,e Linen s; sow faam 1os a'n np.
haDdkercnide,S arc ' verv low. Also Irish linens,
Thee frsgD ooa1 annes swiss and other
,dss E ssye an and auasg Of goods
m - nnd in any first class dry goods establish
ment which we offering at prices which can cal
not fail TO please. Relnem ner me place. @ha give
ine . oN'' Wv. A. GGLDBACK,
GOT Broad street,
NJ, "a between Sixth and Seventh.
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Conn AND FLOUR ExcuASGE.-A meeting
of the members of the Corn and Flour En-
change will be held this morning in their
room, immediately after the close OF sales,
to take into consider alton matters OF IN.
tereSt to the trade.
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DRY ssoOEss.
(,,AARlDozo, rouRQUEBAs 5 $ co,
1908 MAIN STREET
Opposite post-ofacel.
have Just received large additions to their
stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
bought at the very LOWEST prices at which the
same value Of goods have ever been sold.
ELEGANT NECK AND SASH RIBBONS,
in all widths and c0lors,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Persons preparing to visit the Springs will
find EVERYTHING in the Dry Goods line thsy
may desire, from the cheapest travclling-dress
to the most costly outfit.
iva CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 6 co.
r,HE OPPORTUNITY AT HAND !!
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
can be secured at present by purchasing at the
BRoAD.sTREET DRY GOODS tEMPoRIUM,
where the
SEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
still continues for all
SUMNER GOODS
will be sold
REGARDLESS OF COST
rather than carry them over till next year.
We solicit call from the city and country
trade, assuring all of the advantage Of buying at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
4 fair variety Of
DRESS GOODS.
WHITE GOODS,
CAssIMERES,
LINENS,
sHEETINGS
COTTONS,
QUILTS,
TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
SHAWLS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
PARASOLS,
UMBRELLAS,
GAUZE SHIRTS, &C., &C.
Be sure and remember the place.
WILLIAM THALHlMER & SONS.
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
1s-nod Richmond, Va.
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North CAaoLINA.-We stated yesterday
that Radical committee was In Washing
ton from North Carolina. 1t is limited that
not only Is the election of three OF the five
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NOTICE.-THEB BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP-
~ TON to the capital stock OF the Richmond
and Lynchburg Railroad Company straight shoot)
will be opened under the supervision Of commits
sioners appointed for til at purpose, on and after
places: Richuond, Mt the banking house OF VII
liam 8. Isaacs & Co. Lynchburg at the ofiice OF
Edward 8. Brown Esq. at the court houses OF the
beFland, Buckingham, and Appomattox. Also,
ut the office Of Colonel William j. Woodbridge,
Coalfeld, Chesterfield county, and ut the Town
Hall In the town Of Manchester.
On WILLIAM p. BURWELL,
Secretary OF Meeting Of Incorporators.
au 2-tSep5
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Tightly IMP ORT A n T

uIGHLY IMPORTANT
The undersigned take great pleasure in stati e
to the public in general and particularly their re-
gular patrons, that, owing TO some unforeseen
events, they will not make the change In business
anticipated and will, on the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
LARGER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE STOCK
FALL DRY GOODS
THAN
EVER BEFORE.
In the mean time, will offer the following Goods
at and below cost:
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRESS GOODS,
consisting OF
BLACK EMBROIDERED HERNANIES and
GRENADINES,
STRIPED and FIGURED BERAGES,
PANESE PoPLINS and SILKS;
MOZAMBIQUES, all styles and qualities-some
elegant figures;
PIoUES, JACONETS, and LAWN ROBES.
Also have on hand large assortment OF No.
TONS, such as
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CORSETS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, &c.
Are receiving daily
NEW CALICOES,
BLEACHED and BROWN CALICOES.
All they ask is call before purchasing elsewhere.
HIRSH & GUG GENHElMER,
CT BROAD STREET.
Statesmen: W. C. KEAN, j. II. CHENERY, f.
GRETTER. au 10
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RESTAURANTS.

VACCINE MATTER.-Allp persons wish
Y mr y supply of the PuREST VACGIaE
yIRiIS will DO furnished without charge upon APP
pication to me NJ my office, No. sstB Broad street
corncr Twenty -thtId, until 10 O'Clock A. b., and
between and r. D.. 80
g. w. HARRIS d.. D.,
Vaccine Agent for the State Of Virginia.
au l--eodIm
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ROBERT HOWARD, Clerk.
JOHNsTON y WILLIAMS, p. q. an Is -Iawsw

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.-Hay-
IA Ing qualified rs administrative OF the estate
OF my fatfer, ELLIS BROWN, deceased, hereby
request all persons indebted to the same to come
forward and make payment, and all persons hay-
log claims agatns. the estate are requested 20 pre-
sent them for settlement.
Mr.. s. N. DAVIS will attend to the settlement of
all Claims. n. G. BROWN,
su is.3t< Administrators.
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BERLIN, July 30, 1870.
~ LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS
MAkCK-u Ordering GOLDB 4 4, no: co.
LOWER THAN EVER, IN order to make room
for his FALL STOCK which order he reluctantly
complies with, as he has always sold his goods
lower than the lowest but being d subject OF
Prussia, he oheys the mandate, apd Is now offering
his well-selected stock of y N NJ f DRY
GOODS embracing every style and variety OF
STAPLE and FANCY Dry GOODS to be found
In any frst-class establishment, at prices which
defy competition. Call and be convinced f2 ii,
yourselves that the cheapest store To be 19und IN
day more Of those astonishingly-c cheap Linen
Handkerchief at &c., Linen Towels at loc., ana
ROBERTS'S CELEBRATED p 4 A Il a
NEEDLES. formerly kept by william n. Bell "
Co. Remember the place., ,.
an between Sixth and Seventh.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
l. GRAND PANORAMA MD PHANTAS-
MAGORIAL SKETCHES!
ONLY THREE NIGHTS MORE!
No. 7lS MAIN STREET,
Opposite Harrisons Drug Store).
The gratifying success Of the performance last
evening encourages us to inform the public that
Tonight an entire change of programme will be
rendered.
Admission, Is cents; Children, 10 cents.
Tickets for sale at the bookstores of Mesrre.
WEST II JOHNSTON and STAEkE & RYLAND
also at the d or.
Doors open al O'Clock =. II. Performance to
commence at 81 O'Clock precisely.
Police force will be on tine premises to preserve
order. au lS-lt*
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD CO.,}
RICHMOND, june 20, 1870. {

RICHMOND AND lIANVlLLE hA ILFOAU NU.,{
RICHMOND, june 20, 1870.
T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
DAY, the President reported the act of the General
Assembly OF Virginia, approved July IL, 1870, d.
rcctlng the Board OF Public Works to sell TO this
company the stock Of the State IN this company,
and author izing the company TO buy the same.
Whereupon IL was resolved that general
meeting Of the Stockholders of this company be
called to meet at the Exchange Hotel, in the city
of Richmond, on the 3lst day of August, 1870, at
II NJ. for the purpose Of consider!ng the accept
ance of said act. j. ID. BLAIR, Secretary.
The book TOR transferring stock will be closed
on The 18th of August until after the meeting Of
Stockholder j. y. BLAIR, Auditor.
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IN CuhNCERY.

1t appearing to the court that more than two
years have elapsed since the qualification In the
tIn tings Court of the city Of Richmond Of Will
liam Il. Gwathmey as executor OF James G. Crane,
deceased, and that report OF the accounts OF the
SAID executor, and of the debts and demands
rainst the estate Of the said testator, has been
filed In the office of the clerk of the said court on
the motion OF Henry K. Crane, one of the leg+-
tees under the wiz OF the SAID james Z. Crane, de-
that the creditors of the said James G. Crane, de-
ceased do show Cause, iTany they CAM on the first
day of the next October term OF THIS court, against
decedent t. his legatees: that copy OF this ordec
he published once q week for four successive
thereof be also posted at the of the
of the city Of Richmond on the first days of two
successive terns of the Court of Hastings for The
said CITY, both OF such terms TO be before the next
October term Of this court.
Acopy--Test:
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OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION, I
VA August IL. 1870.

rHNHE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
| receive applications for appointment as
TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHoOLS until
august 30th.
Male and female teachers of experience and
ability are wanted.
The Board desires. as far rs practicable, to Sc
cure competent cOlored teachers for the col0red
schools. -
Applicants should state If they are willing to
teach either color, and forward testimonials Of
qualifications and experience in teaching. ADJ
urcss y. IL. BlEFShD,
Superintendent Of Schools and Secretary OF the
Board. au 1S-tAu30
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FORM OF PROXY.

FORM OF PROXY.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CO.
Rnoao all Men 5y these Presents:
That -, Che undersigned, do hereby consti-
tute and appoint attorney -- for -
and In pane to vote on all questions that
may be brought before The meeting of the Stock
holders of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
COMPANY TO be held at on - the -
day vi = or at any adjourned meeting thereof,
hereby ratifyipg all the acts of -, said attor-
ney In the premises, fully as If -- were present
and voting in person.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
affixed - hand this - day of -.
IL 2D-d&s wtd
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nUCKWALL s. RoUss,
No. 1918 MAIN STREET.
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK PRICES.
Hers are a few of our ,,a, gains |:

s Hers are a few Of our ba,. gains:
Stamped and Worked Bands, 90 rs, ana soc. Ca an
brio Edging and Inserting, 5, 10, H. ssc ale.
CANT la ce and Needle worked Collars Ii .sc;
Linen Handkerchief, s, 10, Is, ana 25c. h sems
worked Handkerchiefs, IS, IS, and 4oc. ed
Silk Velvet Ribbon, S, 10, 90 and 2sc.; Black DO
IS IS. 20, 25, and soc. ger piece; Colored sin
Fringes 8, Il, Is and 2sc. Per yard Colored SILK
Piaue Trimmings is. IS, and 4oc. per piece Cot
ton and Linen Trimmings, s, 10, and latc. per
pIece Rich Silk Laces, 1fs, IS, and SOC. per yard
Fancy Satin Trimming, so, 7sc., and 81 per piece;
Elegant plain end Eomar sash Ribbons; hest Bal
49, SO, and &c.: fun assortment Of Brown and
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