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AS the year wanes we cannot suppress Il
feeling OF regret that Erery Saturday is
doomed TO die and its place to be supplied
by Harper's Weekly-the most mischieyous,
intolerant, supercilious, and shallow pub
lication in the garb literary that we have
ever known to be published in the United
States. Under the pretence of devotion to
literature, it is partisan sheet, and not
| only partisan in politics, but one also In
religion. 1t has been q wonder tc Us that
| book publishers Of such fame as the HAIR.
rERs should be so illiberal, so indiscreet, so
much influenced by bigotry and partisanry
Their profession their intercourse with
men of lettcrs-should make them liberal
and generous-loyal cosmopoiitans. Aud
yet, taking their Weekly as an example OF
their character and temper, they are as
narrow and as bigoted rs ever men were
in the days when religious partisanry
blinded their eyes and perverted their
Judgments. 1t Is really painful that so fine
La publication as Ecery Saturday, with it,
admirable engrarings and acceptable gene.
raj literature, is to be supplanted by the
Harper's Weekly, the sowcr OF the seeds OF
discord, political and Religious. and the
caricaturist Of truth and of honesty. We
trust some generous, enterprising spirit
may enterthe field and restore to the family
Of literary journalism something fit to fol-
low Euery Saturday, and save the public
from the necessity Of taking Harper OF
nothing.
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means OF pipes provided with valves anu 40
cocks, by which circulation OF alr m y h bv
prevented. The air inside Is exnausteo py
means Of large sir-pump driven Id cor-
necrIon with the main reservoir oy po;m'
erful steam.engine, and then the 9u'e ,;. am
pressing upon the contents Of 'ns pt tsss
forces them into the reservoirs. 1y I Snss
means the pipes may all be e.eat a., ~ asa'
than five minutes, their conte and the thsn into
the main one. This system has been IN
successful operation In Prague, Bohem.a,
for two and half years, and is introducing
into other European cities"
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NJ MORNING GOODS.

MT MOURNING GOODS.
BOZ sAZtNEs al Sl25, sl.5o. 81. IS, and 81 per
yard;
TABIsE at 81, SL25. a1d $3.50 per yard;
GRAPE DID PARIS at soc. wor5h 7Sc. PSF YARD;
ALPACAS from 75c. to 80 per yard;
BLACK FRENCH MER1EOS,
CASHMERE.
Atwood DE LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
POPLINS,
CREPE and LOVE WELLS,
CEEPE COLLARS,
wr.TE AND BLACK MOURNING tETS OF
CELLARS and CUFFS,
MOURNING HANDKERCaIEF2,
Ali XMAS OF BLACK GLOVES, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 snd l2l5 HalI street.
Our CORsETS at 1925 are the best IN The world
: for the price. ho
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-, ,,end the scheme. and IT is 70 be hoped
. so CONGRESS viii pay to it the attention IL
. .as. So IF we are to have great public
a ,est .on.inued upon US, Its weight VIII be
greatly a diminished if we make It a medium ..la
e. exchange for the daily business OF tue
country. The Government would be
beneficiary in the system by the reduction
Of interest it has to pay. Upon expert
ment, should it work we'll, 1t will confer great
benefits upon the people and the Govern
ment. The New York Tribune warmly
espouses the plan. We noticed its views
about it some days since. Commended as
II to Congress, the scheme should be most
deliberately Investigated.
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~NOTrINGHAM LACE
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN.
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CUE 1880
nAMAsK ayd MoREEN, for curtalns'
WINDOW SHADES,
Gilt CORNICES and bANDS
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
rnooR and STAIR oILChoTHa
nI'CLcTH TABLE COVERS.
T11pu1TuaE OILCLo1Hs, THREE
p or TAPESTRY, INGkAis ~ HEMT
0A Ply VENETIAN, VIENNA ana n@--
CARPETS;
DRUGaETS, r,rte.v, from two K
lA nro card, Io7g-prices from VI 10 sss ION .,
w vre at GO. per dozen -would DC 'E'ap O
r,rEiss tales worth 81 per dozen; r,r,r
!Hrnn.pACK DAMASK, RUSSIA, 1ohh'
ho fsn and DIAPER TOWELS;
STAIR LINEN, -u,u ,s prssI
ChSS. pra at LEVY BR0THERS',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
rrp1.EaCaED KNITTING COTTON at 6oc
ao- nound: BALE COTTON, all numters from
10 10, at 81 SO per bale. no %
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On Monday, November 2a.h, at qusrter p1s "
10 A, NJ, OF inflammstory pueumonla, As,TT ~
BELIZE, second daughter OF James m. aan
,ha W Bowls; aged niue years anu n'e noh'n''
Well, If 1t must be so,
That am doom ed to part
From all love. oh, grant 10 HIS
A meek. submissive hetrt.
Oh have loved too well
The gifts that thou has GEM,
Forgetting when 1 called IL miae
That IL was only lent.
From ore who lo7ed her. .o, -os,-
The fuperai Will take place al hef = O'clock,
dance .on TUESDAY EVEE1Na, - otrsets'
on Twenty-sccond between l. sna 9nofr nyitd o
Relativa ard friends are resPee'ii''
attend without further Eo!lce.
Suddenly, Of heart disease at his resE leTceR
ths city. November goth: lsti r sP Of his age
IL ~ rocralwIlI take pll:c f:on Inc me oL.ess
aptss church the Ssa s aTe
9S' in vile to attend witoutfIrt nutice.
I'm the 20 h instant, at his residence, near Char-
,o IN Tnnribonse A. j. 10 dEsOH, ESQ.
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Tho reea,-renders and the Debt.

Tho Legal-TendeIs elie' eAAo
Thu nronosition to make legal-tcnders
convertible into three per cent. tn'ted
States bonds, and uice versa, was brought
s,r,, u,,ars since to the attention Of Secrc-
.orv porrwELL through petition of mer-
.h,otc and capitalists Of New York, repre-.
e,ntinc two hundred millions Of dollars
can,tsl, MIR. boutwell, paid no attention
"a their petition, and pushed his pet pro.
iect of rcfEnding that portion OF the ma
tional debt already funded and repre-
sented by tivc-twenty bonds. Those mer.
chauts and capitalists have determined to
bring the subject before Congress, and
with that view have prepared the follow
ing petition, which is most extensively
sigred by the most solid and wealthy peo.
pie Of New York:
TO the Senate and House Of Representa-.
ties Of the United States Of -An1er7ca in
Congress assembled:
Your petitioners respectfully ask cspe-
cial attention to the fact that no opportu.
nifty is offered to holders Of the non-iuterest
bearing promises Of the Government illegal.
tendey notes. either for the redemption OF
said promises or their conversion into in,
te.es;-bcaring obligations OF the United
States except by purchase Of the latter in
tbs open market at premium.
land therefore petition your honorable
bodies TO provide for the issue or bonds OF
the denomination Of one thousand dollars
aud multiplcs thereof. bearing interest ut
the rate of three and siXty-fye QUE hun.
dreaths 6 G1-10O) per ceutum per annum,
in exchange ut par for legal-tender notes tat
Tue option of the holder), said bonds, with
accumulated interest, 10 be made PAYABLE
on demand in the said legal-tender notes.
land also that permission be granted to
the national banks to count said bonds in
the reserve required to be kept BY law"
This proposition is exceedingly interest,
Ing and suggestive. II practicable, the
scheme opens the way for the absorption oil
very large portion OF the national debt,
while at the same time it would promote
the convenience of commerce by supplying
q large amount Of currency. The New
York Mercantile Journal epitomlses the
policy thus briefly:
- In the saterchangeabtkty lat the option
OF the holder) of ndtsondlpaper money with
Government bonds bearing a .f1ed rate Of
interest, there Is a subtle principle that
will regulate the movements Of finance and
commerce as accurately as the motion of
ihs stesm,ensine Is regulated by its fgov-
ernof.> Such paper money tokens would
DC much nearer perfect measures of value
than eo,d and silver ever haye been or.eyer
The bonds themselves would become q
ready medium of exchange, and their re.
deemability at many points would give
them general currency. There il much to
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th Of Novem Der, 1871. at BrownsVlle.
N. c.. tie RI silence of Hon. a. w: Vsnasie, inc
Miss RKLLE DAkIEu 10 Dr.. ALFX AEDEIR
STRACHAN JONES, Of Warren County, N. u
In Manchester, on the 23d instant by Inc KeV:
William Robinson. MI. mi MI WA ihiS No
TO Miss CURNELIA d. BROWN; al OF the ior-
NOR place.
PETERSBURG papers please copy.
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SEwERAGE.-ThiR is question which will
grow in Importance In the American cities
as they Increase in population and wealth.
Ii deserves the especial attention of public
men, as involving the pleasure, comfort,
and health of dense populations. Then
there is question OF not less Importance
connected with it-viz., the maintenance OF
the fertility and productiveness OF the lunds
of the country. There is one main point
that cannot be disputed about, and that is
that the oifl of cities ought to be so dis.
posed OF as to avoid offence and tc preserve
cleanliness and health. This cannot be
done in the present mode OF converting that
of.l through sewers to the nearest stream
where it will rise to annoy men and rebuke
society for slovenly way of getting rid OF
| rejected matter. 1t is therefore interesting
to consider the schemes for disposins OF tile
| otil of dense populations without poison.
ing the streams and impairiGg the public
| health.
Inc following paragraph from the New
York Tribune shows thst the plan of ppen.
matte sewerage has been adopted in some
European cities and found to act well,
Some years ago it was introduced into the
Mills House, in Charleston, S. e., aud found
to answer very we'll:
"Dr. Ferman Coar, who has resided in
Europe during the last seventeen wears
read paperbetore the Polytechnic Branch
Of the American Institute last evening upon
the Sewerage Systems at Present In Use,'
IN which ne described a method now at
tracting considerable attention in Europe,
ana known as the pneumatic sewerage sys-
tenn, air being the motive power. The
plan is to divide city into complexes and
SUD compleXes-a sub-complex consisting
OF about 200 houses, aud 4 complex com.
prising all the suh-comp!exes within a
radius of 2, 900 feet. Each complex has a
large atr-tight casttron reservoir, and each
sub-complex smaller one connecting with
The main reservoir and with the houses By
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~ FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT Goon5,
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
ENDLEsS VARIETY.
Y. r. PRIZE & Co,
again IN market, are opening by steamers and e1'
press large additions to their ep'end,d stock.
In URESS GOODS The much desired shades.
FaENCH SAITEENS-Nsvy Blue, Plum hlue,
Brown. Crimson Myrtle Green, Maroon &C.;
CacheuerCs, Empress Cloths, Ottowss, Refs
velours, Iri:h and French Poplins, Craze
poblins &c.
MCu kNiNG Imperatf.oe, Tameae
Reps Ouomsns, Velours, Henrietta Cloths,
Cashmeres Merinos, DeLaues &C, &C.; Dou.
bic faced MoHAtRS aid ALPACAs, very
cheap:
sTkPL Es.-Caesimere5, Cloths, Blankets, Flan'
ne!s, Fulled Cloths, aheetinss, Cot:ons, Dia'
pers, Towels, Irish Linen, &C., &c.
Is CLOAE-E0OM- Sha wis Brcche, Striped
French, Long and squsre Blanket, French
Basket ShawIs. Beaver. Cloth Clocks embroid
cred aud trimmed In evfly style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &c, Sc
Stock all the TIME Kept up.
Hr. THOMAS d. QUARLEs is with US, and would
be glad to serve his friends from our extensive
stock. lao col T. Z. PRICE co.
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wsACQUEs, CLOAks' ana
SHhWLs;
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED sAc9os.' IL
Cashmere, Mertno, and Drap de Eta;
CLOTH SACQUrS;
BIk, K MERIsO sHAWLS;
WATERPROOF CLOAKs;
STRIPED PLAID, and PLAIN eHh"hs' Ano
BaEAKFAsT sHAWLs, in great Vaile'''
at low prices. LHFh
Take g look at our 81 rs CoRsEIs. 10 -
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T BLANKETS for Beds, Cr1os' oiA'
dies, Horses, and Tobacconiss
CARRIAGE BLANKETS;
CALICO CoMFosTABDEs at s:'?s, w. 10 sa'1''
and o.;
DE LAME CoMFORTABbEs ats''
WOOL QUILTS at all prices;
HoNEy.CoMB, BRIDAL, ALHAMShA' ana
MARsElILEs QUILTS at low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
c,s,s roHsETs are the bes. In the world
for The price.
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CHEsApEAkE AND ONO RAILROAD Co., !
RICHMOND. VA. October 80, 1871.

RICHMOND, VA, October 80, 1871.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
IA STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY is called by tie Board o.
Directors to met ut the Office OF the company, II
tue ctty OF Richmon Va. on The BOTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1871, at l2 O'Clock d., for the trans
oc I'd q. &. HOyT, President.
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RICHMOND, Va, Noveubsr "a. 1871.
fgsHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing betweAn Hlliam b. Cook and John
Viles, Under The finn style of WILLIAM IS,
COOK s. CO., expiredon The LIST ins.an. by lirai-
tation.
Parties indebted to the late concern will please
SETTLE and those having cistnls wil present tnem.
Either partner Is authorized to sign FOR the con-
cei n In liquid alton. ". q. COOK & Cu.
The business viii be continued by me.
noalw w. B. COOK.
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F." MEADE & BAKERS

@ EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW xoRK.-Tils Is
one Of the most rem arkspe OF our prosperous city
life companies for With bu. two years and half
Of sge 1t has already reached q position OF emf
nence which, IL continued in the same ratio, Will
In q few years rank 1t with the most Furnishing
companies Of the werld. Organic ed in April,
1896 With capital Of 100000, It's assets on the LIST
OF November current had been increased to 1915,
oo0, nearly nine times the initial sum, whilst In
the same period Of time 1t issued II 600 policies,
iEsuring S2a 100000.
Renowned as is this country for the rapid grow. b
and development of It's young life companies, we
know or nothing approaching to this brilliant ca
SD ,ut eight hun bred days OF busress 1t accumnla-
ted S77s 600 almost sI6o coo for each one hundred
days OF labor-ard to produce this result no other
talism2n has bean used than the indomitsb,e eE-
forts OF the management.
Internationally there must be elements or at
traction to command this high patronage In so
short time, and these We find Lo.h in the gene
rous con5Situt!ou OF the company and In tte In
1uen.isl chsrsc.er OF the president, 6. Hilton
liberal feature dtvIsed by modern actu .risl
science. and Ia the latter Is concentrated the In
dispens ,b!e qualifications OF an accomplished
and indefit'gable observation-disclosures and
Real EstG'e Journal. no l+-lm
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SUPERIOR TIMBER IN THE COZ,

cUPERICR TIMBER IN THE COUN.
y TIES OF PaWH>TAN AND BUCKIaG-
HAM SUITED FOR HOGSHEhD, WH1ekEY,
RAILROAD TLsS. BlLLETS, AND sPokES
Also ANY QUANTITY OF ALL KINDS OF
with resnsns bic paSties to fornish the above de.
scri ption OF TIMBER. That on the buckingham
tract Is distant three miles from the james River
and Kanwhas Ganal, oce hundred and thirteen
mites from Richmond, aud thrty from Lynch
burg: ana that on the Powhatsn tract ab out seven
miles from Powhatan station, on the Richmond
and DsnTille rallrosd snd Elk miles from the
James River and kanawha csnal.
Having given during the past seven months en-
rloym sat 10 shout thirty haads on the EuckiE &
ham tract In the ees.tpg OF bark, stiyes. poles,
&c. this labor can be easily Obtained IN tie neigh
borhaod
Bids solicited. Address Mr. JOHN r. DAVE,
Manchester, Chesterfield couGry, Va, or apnfy to
JAMES K. GODD1H,
OF Lee s. Goddtn. No. Ills haln ssrtss. I
Psi viii also sell FIVE nUSDHED CORDS
OF pAhB6fk. ON lho stump. roIiw
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ryBUCKsKIN UNDERGRADUATES,
:. grea, preservcr of heith, pr rsnssVe ana
cure for rheumati III. sore throIt, neuralxla'
lung diseases, aad the many Other Ills caused by
colIs. For sale at LEVY BROTHERS..
Cole agents for the city of Hichmonh.
Cur DOLLAR KID GLOVE can't be beat
nos
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ROCKS, sTATI0NERy, 9.
NJ o " r E A D Il
ONE or THE MOST sALEAsbE BopA0 -
THE SEASON!

-,,u Guide TO RICHMOND
AHD VICINITY,
Embracing city 1 ssssic of no s ;hs
directory Of the churches, - shsss sna much other
and seslss osmaton to the citizen or tourist.
valuable is empeshed With an engraved title
The work Sc ~ c map, aud fine views ofths Cap
page. IA go Monument Libby Prison, anc
81 Price gu FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts % me
trace ace ATTENTION OF BOOKSELLERS IN
an1,nHn AND OF NEWS AND BOOK
se ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
11NTs IS PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
THIS BUZZ BENJAMIN BATES,
No. 100, Main street, Richmond, Va,
.,,o Bookseller and Publishe
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U,HE FIRM OF WALSH & REDDY HAS
l. BHEN DISSOLVED by mutual consenE,
john II. Walsh accepting al the liabilities OF said
firm.
All parties indebted TO the lrm OF wash G.
Reddy are hereby req .e5!e1 TO come forward ard
settle as soon as convenient, at the SOUTHERN
CH6pAO DEPOT, OIL Main strest.
The b.siness will hence forth be carried on By
no 27-3tA JOHN Il. WALSH.
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ITO CITY AND COUN TRYa.
MERCHANTS. Va.

FIVE HUNDRED cAsgs BOOTS AND suoEs.
We are keeping our stock we'll filed and as
sorted, enabling ~ 30 accommodate the trad5 IN
quantities 10 suit. We have our goods made to
sill. the retailer good h.iEg, stylish. durable, and
reasonably pricec goods.
Knowing By experience tho importance OF de-
s!rable goods St low prices, we are selling our
goods at q very Small advance on manufacturers
T'' MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
Wholesale scot and Shoe Dealers,
1873 Main street, near
no2o Fourteenth street
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nArLRs,AD LINES,
RAELHDAyy.s1..sslesss.~S- ss:--~
IA ~ M 81 s ss:sss.
TAKE NOTICE.
rRh1y5 PROM RICHMOND AND
IYHCusURs TO WASHINGTON
AND
rpon LYSoHBUsG TO RICHMOND.

ra-s only about ons-thtrd to Washington S,r mo
and half 70 RIehnond spd Ts!asn
On TuGsDAYs the ss n 9r snd EynchbuTg fox
Igs ,not"n ard Richmond as follows..Viz:
Rc6m oss a. NJ and gi ~ e ss
h.rn Far washington Of 2:o5 =. d and for ich-
mond about The same time, arriving ~ Washing
ton by klexandrIa steam ferry about o,rlock r
NJ and i'm Richmond about 8o'clock L. d., stop
ninp at ali prin cipal way stations from half an
thour 10 an hour behind the regular mail train.
This arrangement Is for tSe accommodation OF
persous wishing to visit w Arlington or Richmong
about tie time OF assem- Bling OF the National aud
State legislatures.
Tickets sold exclusively on trains, aud good to
return on any regular train until December 18th,
inclu, i've.
Fee handbi!1 for further particulars.
M "a vpIt saf1 ISnat2 TnkTh
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rg,HE GRAND ANNUAL CON, a.
FiER AND ACCEPTED NJ aSONS OE/w\
VItGI ia will be held at st Albania Hal. cor
ner CT ~ in ard 7 bird streets, on 81 NDA4 the
IIh isy OF December at o'ciocs 7. M.
by ol der Of the Most " orshipfm Grand Master.
J.JHE DOVE,
ro 22.2awtOec4.dsd Grand Secretary.
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TESGS.
EDMOND ENCAMPMEET, No. 2, }
TnrCJITc FMpIAR

fICMoND ENCAMPMEET, NO. 2
KNIGHTS lEMPLAR, :
P1CIIM ND, VA, November %, 1871. }
ORDERS NO. 14.-SIR KNIGHTS: ~A$
I attend a stated assembly Of your ~
CJnmanderv at our Asylum, on Frank ~
lin street, THIS EVENING, at six = y
O'Clock.
By oder Of the Eminent C)mmadrr.
THOMAS TT. DEWITT, Captain deDerhl.
VIM. j. RIDDICK Recorder. no - II
NTOTICF.-A meeting Of the stockh0ld-
~ ers of the MaEOE1C BUIbDIEG az I1I 20
TiON VIII be held at st. Adams Hail on IhOhs-
by EVENING MKT at 8 O'Clock.
A full and punctual attendance is earnestl,, re- e
crested. 40 business OF great importance WILL w
irnught before the meeting.
Sy order of the Board Of Directors.
~ THOMAS u. nUDLRY,
roosat secretary aud Treasurer.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..
TREA.URER's OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, November II, 1871.
N0TICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ stockholders Of this company vii ne En'd al
ST. cts, on TUESDAY the 28:h at II O'Clock n.
The books CT tranofer wl be closed from the
lath instant until after the day Of mee:trR.
NJ. W. WARRINGTON,
nol3td Secretary and Treaturer.
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS "
uyNEtCO G IUNTY at the court house on MON
NV necember d 1871. for III. purpoee Of levy
Inc a county levy for 1872. Ali bins and accou,.s
sh mid be sent to the Clerk OF the County Court
PIiora % " IT. SD Clerk
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THESAPEkKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD,--tn and sfts- ggPTEnbEE loT,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave EichInord tStG.
DAYS exceItoil az follows
$50 4. N.-A1AiL TRAIN Eog The White Sui.
phur Springs, connecting ~ Gcrdoasv.lte = tn The
Orange, Alexandria aud hapasssS tra!a To-
W2shin gtoE and North, and LYnchburg and South,
$3.50 p. si.-ACC0AA0DtTlo TkAla tor
GofGouGvilie, except ON Saturday, on which Tay 10
leaves atS p. N. This train connects II Gor1onS'
vile with the night trains sn the Orange. Aeran-
drfA and Manassas railroad for LYhCaBuHa
and WASHLHGTCE.
Through ticxeta, at low rates. sold 70 all point,
Northwest and Southwest,
Steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, hayfe, kotIer-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Got6enoars; 10
I'll points on this road can be bought Of ths Ge'
neral Ticket AReI, at Richmond, or can be or
Gered Through any station agent on the road
further Information may De Obtained st 90
colpany'e oticcg.
No Passenger Trains are run on sundays
E. II. RER&1.
General Superintendent.
JAMES =. NsTuGaLAhD, Gec'i Ticket Sgt
o. IL
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rI1HE GRAND ANNUAL CON gg%sg@
PtysI, tRCH CHAPTER OF VIR- syAASS;
GINA will be held ct st. Adams Hal, ssgssssss
corner NJ ain and Third streets, on THURSDAY,
Uers m Der l,t:,, 1T O'Clock Z. NJ.
~ o'"'' - JOHN DOVE,
N. % On wi nc1lA.ltd EecretarT.
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VNHE GRAND ANNUAL AS"~v
L sKMBLY OF KSIGHTS TEMPLAk ~
AM the aprendaut Orders will be held a; ~
st. Albania Hall, corner OF Main ana Y
Third streets, OH THURSDAY, Decem
Der 18th, at l2 O'Clock NJ.
BY ord r OF the Most Eminent Grand COM
=, .nter JOHN DOVE,
No % o,wtT}ec1ltdtd Grand Recorder.
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Ibeg leave to inform my friends and the public
generally that, harlrg pur ha ed tue entire inie-
rest of John 4. Walsh in the atove firm 1
will still carry the busiEess a. the Cd stand,
sol east Brosa Thankful Tor he liberal pa-
tronage heretofore bes.owei, and hoping d con.
tinusnce or the same am yours, &c.
W1Ll1kM 4. EDWARDS.
NOVEMBER %. 1871 no 2T-S,k
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DIssoLUTI0Ss & PARTNERSHIP.

THIS DAY, by mutual
~ ccnEent. tho co-partnership here tofore ex-
issIng bet%et n JOHN II. WALSH and WIZ
LIAM A. EDWARDS, known as j. II. WALSH
& EDWARDS Booksellers and S!aioLers, SOL
Broad street. JOHN II. WALSH,
WILLIAM A. EDWARDS.
NovrupEp
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DIED,

petersburg papers please copy.