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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

BURNED 10 DEArH.-Mf. 32th6S ~.
Brous, Of Perry Tp., writes to the
Den'ocra4 that . little d4nghte.e ~ NJ.
John Cottrell was soSadly burned, %
the 2lst ult., by her clothes accidental
" catching abla1e from an outdoor
FIRE around which she was playing,
that she died on the next day. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

TIVE LA!M1r railroad enterprise ~
have board q Gfhe psoposed extern
siea Of the Iowa eouthwesteru from
Oakalooaa "a Des Moines VIA Knox.
v.lle. which IL n said viii bring the
esApltel thirty miles nearer Chieaeo 81
ssn lhan i 10 BY che Rock lslaaM-
8Sss&0s, Slst nlt. 4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

SALE.-Dr. Duncan, AZ Agent, on
Monday sold Rev. Mr.. Allender's
property, on Robinson Street, for
$1,000, to DR.. Hunt, Of Washington,
Iowa, Hydropathic Physician, who
takes possession on LIST Of May.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

THE KEYsTONE Corn Planten took
the Premium at our County Fair; and
Farmers who have used them say that
for lightness Of draft, accuracy Of
work, and durability, they are tho
best. The supply IL iin,ited; If you
want = good machine, cali soon on
4,43tf) CLARK, CO0PRR 4 CURrA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

'SERMoNs IN STONES" II o poetical
phrase that has passed into common
usage. The man who manufactured
the town-plat Of Pella-Rev. H. p.
Scholte, We believe-must have had II
In bis head to produce = sermon in
Streets" judging by the way he has
named them. Happening 70 notice .
copy Of the old town-plat Of Pella the
other day, with its motto Of "In Dso
Spesnostrs ct Refugium" prominent
~ displayed upon It. the peculiarity
Of the names Of the high ways In that
eininently religious town 1t once
caught our attention. Commencing ct
the south line and going northward
the east-and.west streets have Whist
might b called . patriotic progrss-
sion, thus: "Peacs," "Indspendsuce,"
"Union", Liberty" Franklin"
Washington" and then-apparsntl
with the Idea Of going back 70 nrst
principlss-lastly, "Cslumbus.n The
Avenues, running north and south,
beginning with the east aide, have .
progressively religious nomeaclatsrs:
Entrance, " "Inquiring,n "Persever-
snce, Refurm1tton,n "urafIt0d6. y
Experience" Patience" "Cond-
dence," Expectation" and Anally
Accomplishments" It seems some
what malspropos, however, to have
the calaboose located on Liberty
between Coincidence" and "Expscta-
tlon-but theory and fact often har-
monise no better than In other thines
besides street nomenclature.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

TO WHOM II May CONCERN:
Notice n hereby given tbat IT
order ~ Hos. 8. n. Lindley, Jvs,.sr
the Cirouit Court Of Mariee Vs
and State Of Iowa, the Apr! i s.d
1871, Of said Court, has been Ad(ou'.Ss
70 and Will be held on M0AdVs -
Let day Of May, A. d., 1871. ). -.
All JusUrs and witnesses Nh n1I
notice and govern themselves ac
OAte6 KnOxville. March 81, lSH.
II. i. BOUeQ1E3. -
- Clerk CGc0n Cses~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

F1LIzsss. -. F. spsfsy hadstlsths
Railroad teams and 'msn - W6kAs ons
day Let week, hailiAg 1ltt on Ai603a
lots east q the 64akkes Alil4g thsn "
s'hsAp nsdh, aano aA6Iagrsss615 -
their vo1oD. 9sass q. ~ iAg,a.ss',
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

* CAHD.-Ths 1sdesagned stass'
that he IL familiar with and has thor.
oughly examined the ''Abstrscss "
Titles" Of Real Estate Of Marion Coss
~, made out by and now In the p@
session Of B. w. Clark, Esq, -
knows them to b reliable and wcss"
the confidence Of the business puD''0'
4.8stf. C.B. BoYDsToS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
GosFoRr, Iowa.
AprQ 4. l051.

Ep. VoTER-The Exhibition alysa
4 0espert on the evenings 81. 1oth,
seth and 3lst alt Wa grad ssecsss.
There was . good attendance ,ssaeA
evening. and general aAtlsfActlon ~
given - lAr - ~ know. TIE amaaat
realised We abeat rs. "a
w. s. B0NEusAxR Aoo,v.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

Y LINH, fresh, best quality. always On
hand, atmy residence nsxt door est
" Trem0nt House. O. 0pDnsy.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

PELLA.-Onsday last week We spsnt
. few hours 10 PsllA, and found the
town decidedly on the look up. The
report 10 that "oup biz cousin NWsn" ol
the Blade u going 70 get the post Office,
and that In c0nsfderatiou Of this fact,
he will b able - rtsnd opposition.
Hence, the idea Of s1asttae 3 Demo.
cratls. newspApsr y hing; asitAtsd. -
CbNserv0t0r.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

HxY:-The Re0ister Of last Friday
says:
Cauabradge, Of the Tama Cytiten. was
~ town yesterday, looking up, we are
told. wedding cult that he Il soon to
sesud In need OF.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

CENTRAL UNIvRRsTrY.-This Instt
tuition II now In successful operation
under . Full Corps Of Experiensed
Teachers. Special attention 10 given
10 Music, the preparation Of Teacher
Mercantile Education, Bookkeeping
&c.) Board, with rooms, fuel and Light
furnished At g per week.
For furtheTpartioulars, or Catalogue
addressths Undersigned, 1T Pslla, Iowa
lett i. H. SCARYy, PresE
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

THE OLD RELIABLE Drug Store of
DR.. H. J. Scoles, which for 30 many
years has been one of the established
institutions on the north side of the
Square, IL still running, vigorous in
business as ever, with full and fresh
assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Oils,
Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, &C., &C.,
and In fact all the usual stock Of first
class Drug Store. Remember the place.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

AcRosTIc.-Will I'M. L." please ac-
cept our thanks for the Acrostic-and
pardon our well known bashfulness
for not printing.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

ANY one wanting Flour or other
stuf from jones' Mali can order II
through Balxer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

NORTH AND SOUTH RAILROAD
The following communication was
enclosed in an envelope addressed to
us, apparently for publication. It
explains itself. At present we can
only repeat the opinion we have
expressed before:-that the people Of
Knoxville and vicinity just now have
their hands full to pay Tax and Sub
scriptions for the A. X. 4 d. Railroad,
but that they will, SO soon as prac-
ticable, work cordially and earnestly
for Nortll-and-south Road. Mean
while we wish our lively neighbors
the utmost success In their part Of the
enterprise. The communication Is as
follows: 5.a
MONROE, Iowa,
March q, 1871. !
To THE MAYOR OF KNOXVILLE, Iowa.
Doar Sir:-At . special meeting Of
the Council Of Monroe the following
Resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the formation Of the
'Iowa, Minnesota and North Pacific
Railroad Company" Of which James
r. Mershon is President, has our
unqualified approval aud endorse
ment as the only practicable measure
now before the people for furnishing
additional Railroad facilities to Jasper
County.
Resolved, That when the Directors
Of said Company shall make Monroe
the connecting point with the d. v.
r. r., the people Of this Township
will return as much financial assist
ance to the Company a. any point Of
like ability can or will do; and the
proposition to donate to said Company
the swamp lands owned by this Coun-
ty shall have our hearty support.
Resotvcd, That we request the
Directors Of said Company to place on
their Board member from Monroe.
The foregoing Resolutions are heart
lily approved by the people Of Monroe;
and we think II the people Of Knox
Vile will enter into this project that
in very short time the people Of
Monroe and Knoxville will be on q
direct line Of Communication from the
Northwest to st. Louis. We suggest
TO you the propriety Of bringing this
matter before your people and the
Council of Knoxville.
Yours Respectfully, ~
J. KIP, Mayor Of Monroe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

sEREsADE.-The youxg ssntSfdt1
who were out sersnading on AsndAy
svsalpg VII pleaee' acesRt oakpcHl-
|sdsnsasa ~ oar ssaes - 1hs sater'
fainmene.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
HAMILTON. IOwA,o
March 81, 1871.

MEssRs. Eds. Enclosed please find
81, for which send me the Voter fol
one year. Hike 1t and wM not be with.
out 1t II I can help II.
Yours Respectfully,
f.. G. VIVIAN.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

GoINo.-Bowen Ross, Esq, Of this
Tp.. removes this week 70 Butler Co.,
Nebraska. Success to him.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06

MUsIc.-Any one wishing good
Six Octave Portable-C Case NelOdeoa
will save money By acquiring ct thS
Once, or Of
(4,4l tf) Mns. u. b. 6PERsy.
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DIED.

On the sth inst. at the residence of her hu s,
hand ON Vcnahie street, between nth ana lsli' III
~ n;rtoct ailer n short and painful illness, Mrs;
HATTIr K. Lyle. the beloved and ldo,lzca
wife Of James ID. Lyle and daughter OF Mrs. HAT ar,
rlrt F. and the late Warner l.. Burroughs' III '"'
goth year OF her age.
IJnvnIl thy bosom. faithful tomb:
Take This nv w treasure To thy trust,
And give these sacred relics room
: O slunbcr in the silent dust
so Jesus slept Gods dying Son, ,o, tho he'd
passed through the grave, and hlrssru tne oeu
pcet here. blessed saint TIL from HIS tnrnhe
The morning break and pierce the sh""''
Break from His throne. illustrions morn
Attend o earth, his sovereign "oiu'
Restore shy trust (: n glorious FORM
shall then arise to meet the Lofa'
Her unera, will take place from I ras T Fl
uIu5lst srTERNOON at s O'Clock. Inc lri re hn
and scuuananccs OF the family, ana 1ts sS without
moth r. are respectfully invited 10 a''ehu
tirthcr notice. ,,.,o,r
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TT,ynsoaxrY DoSE.--Thc Enquirer OF

! 7,SpsoWgIY DoSE.--Thc Enquirer u
Yesterday says ,,,,b
eve stand corrected by the Dspa o,,i".
The statement implying that our e.,ru"
tion is as large AS theirs must DC s,rossiye
IN n qualitative sense, and az eA lpranb in
also Of what we intend. The para ,si i Il was
question WINS not seen by us uh''' ~ woo
rho Fnomrer goes on to record us past
a,n;oyennnts--to define its position on Va, =.
WY a,',,octs--to assure the world that IL
|'o' - sisn. we arc not sure which, repre-.
y" 'nt -" ..iJcas rather than snakes "-lwha'
tho deuce docs that meanfl ana "ihos W
rs follows .hos,
q orr relations to the Dispatch arc those
If the Coming Man to cntrcnched iogylsm
and vet we wish the Dispatch lonE even
inc, But nature does not admit OF Dut oi'e
mid heaven sun ut 4 time
We again assure our nelghDor that VT
would much rather hear of its success 'ha'
its failure that we highly appreciate tlle
privilege of having such an ally; ana tha'
if il shall outStrip the Dispatch IN the jour
nalistic race for popular favor 1t Will nave
done something of which even the II"
cufrcr NAV Justly "boast.'
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The Harri sbury State JoumGt flies 1T It's

The Harri sburg State J0rumGt flies 1T us
head the picture OF Il stone arch Ihe sew
cral stones composing it are distinctly sep
ara,ed by wcll-drawn liucS. AS fenns!l-
vania is called The keystone State the
reader will naturally guess that the name
PENNSYLVANIA" is written upon the key
STONE Of the state JouraGrS arch. But not
~. The first stone is p the next "E,
the next two N" and so on; thus making
PENNSYLVANIA represent the whole arch in
stead of merely lis keystone. Truly that
naper "knows no North, no South, no
East, no West"
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"Thc negro population OF the on' ',o
States has not increased drns h 'nt t he ia
caie Il: ia 'iin;.;sn, ,o show that the Demo-
retn. idea Of the gradual extinction Of Inc
@ of freedom nnna ana "a che the
zco>np is toohnss c.n ana hs" the blacks
o T, which such capital use was made IN ;o ola
Save and res i" hSS T asary co%pletcd d.
census of 1872 s nov Wv, : !!eNt COM
merciai.
The increase is a little over ten per cent.
<o,,. # t,c Commercial will recall the lacI
that the negroes were in bondage up 10
,s,:,-one-llalr of the decade 1T may nave
rc,>,n 70 recall also its hastv dictum. untll
II is shown that the negroes have Increased
N ,,,,1ubcrs since 1860, the charge OF " tcol-
i.hrc.s" will not lie against those who be-
l,eye that they will gradually disappear.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
m1Y NOW FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
IARaE STOCK AT LOW Prices.

eRENAD1NG REss PATTERNS iSyard'' f0r
Sl2s;
LAWNS at 10, r2,, 1ea, and 7oc.:
PRINTED BRILLIANTS at 2oc., worth s'c.. ~
ynrd.vIde PRINTED PERCALEs or oA'i'
BRICs ct 2oc., worth soc.; ortb
MOZAMBIQUE and LENos al 20 anu -'o
rMRRo 0I DE GRENADINES from 20 to TIC
rypn u7 9 ORGANIZES at soc. per yard
pr S s%k G iJss and HERNAN1s at al!
1p, p0 and co,ored PIoUEs from rs to 75c. per
ward, worth 40 per cent. more'
GISGHAMs at LA, 1da, ~, ana Z'c'-aii very
,sDIa r TWILL LONG CLOTH at a5c., worth
Soc;
HAIR. CORD NAINsooK MUSLIN at 'sc.,
T1yCKEp and PUFFED MUsLINs for waists at
soc. per yard, worth 81;
TUCKED MUsLINs for skirts at SOC. per yard,
worth &c.;
soFT-FINI5H CAMBRIA at Csc; worth a5c. per
NAINsOoK 30 Inches wide at 25c., would be cheap
at 35c.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLING at l6sc., worth 2oc.:
LINEN DRILLINGS at 20, %, 30, 35, and 4Oc per
yard-aI extremely low;
LINEN CHECKS in great variety at 22c. per
yard, worth 3oc.;
Best quality DRAP-DE-ETA at $3.50, worth SIS
per yard;
Best BARATHEA CLOTH at 50, would be cheap
atS4
MAsSElLLES VESTIEGS at very low prices;
A large stock Of goods for men and boys wear,
among which will he found some handsome
patterns of FANCY CASHMERE;
TRIMMING SILKS and MARCALINES SILKS;
PEARL and IVORY BUTTONS In great variety;
Large-sze HUCkABACK TOWELS at Sis per
dozen, worth D., and cheap at that;
RUSSIAN BATH TOWELS at g. IS per dozen,
worth 81, and no mistake;
LINEN DOYLIES at Soc. per dozen, worth III;
Large-slzc NAPKINS at $l.25, worth sl.I5 per
dozen;
TABLE CLOTHS, warranted all pure linen, al
soc. aud 81, worth 81 and $780,
HONEY-COMB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, at $l.5o, worm
$3.50; at $l.75, worth 81;
Large-size CALICO COMs ORTABLESa At s!'00
worth $3.50;
MOS QUITO NET and LACE in all qualities ana
coiors:
FRENCH-TOyE CORSETS, all Sizes In coioreu
and white, warranted whalebone' at '0e' I"
pair: ,o.,,,, {.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF5 at 75c. per uo%Im
IrMSTITCHED, CORDED LACE, ana EN-
BROIDERED HANDhEhoh1hr'' ~
tremely low prices; AMMAN, g.,
BONNET, NECK, and SASH hlDooN' -
great variety at low prices ,,,,>-cs
Vrtra Inducements In PlQUE TRIMMINGS,
PRINCES, and GlMPS;
CROCHET EDGING at l5c. per dozen yaros'
worth SC. per yard; $780,, TWIN
PALM-LEAF, PAPER, SlLh' anu LINEN
FANS;
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES at 81;
LADIES GARMENTS in great variety, among
which will be fouud Embroidered Sklrts al
$l.25, worth 81;
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, BASKETS ana
SATChELS;
PARASOLS in great variety;
GAUzE MERINO SHIRTS for men, women
and children;
LACE SlIhWLS,
PARASOL COVERS;
FLASNELS:
BLACK SILK at sl.75, worth $3.50; at 81, worth
PLAID JAPANESE SILKS at 81. worth $3.50
per yard;
WHITE and COLORED MATTINGS;
CARPETS, RUGS, and OIL CLOTHS;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS In endless va
re:y;
CARPET WARP, all colors;
BALE COTTON, all sizes from TO IL at sl'!o
per bale Of five pounds;
KNITTING COTTON al 5Oc.
per pound;
SLATE, DRAB, and BLUE KNITTING CUT
TON at Coo. per pound
Lots Of other articles at great bargains.
LEVY BROTHERS,
tas 1913 and 1915 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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wAPITIFUL CONDITIONAL is a


sad thing 20 pass through life only half alive. Yet
there are thousands whose habitual condition Is
one of languor and debility. They complain OF
no specific disease: they suffer no positive pain !;
bat tney have relish for any thing which AFFORDS
mental or sensuous pleasure TO their more ROBUST
and energetic tellow-bengs. s,,
In nine cases out of ten this state OF laSsltuue
and torpor arises from morbid stomach. lndl-
gestion destroys the energy OF both mind ana
body. hen the waste OF nature is not suppneo
by due and regular ASST initiation OF the 1000 every
organ is starved. every function interrupted.
Now. what does common sense snSg' ST unaer
these circumstances Of depression? The system
needs rousing and strengthening, not merely lor
an hour or two, to sink afLerward into more pit.
liable condition than ever, las IL assuredly TouF
do If al ordinary alcoholic stimulsnt were re-
sorted to- bu. radio ally and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be Accomplished
The answer to this question, founded on the I'M
varying experience of quarter of n century. Is
easily given. lEtuse new vigor into the digestive
organs by course ofI1OSTETTER'S SToDiAtH
BiTTERS. Do not waste time in administering
temporary remedies, but wake the system mp w
recuperating the fountaiG-hcad of physical
strength and energy, the g1ont organ upon which
all the other organs depend Tor their nurture and
| BY the time that dozen doses of the great veg.
G. able tonic and inyigorant have been taken, the
feeble frame of the dyspepic will begin TO feel IL
benign influence. Appetite viii he created and
with appetite the capacity to digest what II Graves
Perseyere until The cure Is c0mplete-ulttl health.
fu blood, tit to be the m4terial of flesh and mus
Gle, bone and nerve, and brain flows through the
channels Of circulation, instead Of the watery
pahulum with which they have heretofore been
1mpertectly nourtshed. je 5-eodlw&w1t
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MARRIED.

Az tho residence of the BRIDES father on hhra-
,sv. the lat June. nv the Rev. WIN: N , Mei Sn
r. tIIiIA W0RTHINGTON. second dauRn.er, VI
DR.. !. T. Taylor, OF Ivy Depot, Alhemarle COUNTY,
Va.
baltimore the ,h Of NAY ~ o me ,b heS Civ a.
w NAY ThYLOR, daughter Of Captain Q. d..
laknr, of baltimore.
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The Philadelphia Eren1n9 Star says that
" BetScy and Are Out" was written by a
lady of New York named French, to whom
". NJ. CARLTON paid two dollars for the
privilege of claiming the authorship. Mr..
CARLTON paid high price for piece OF
rubbish. He ought to have made the lady
nav him for putting his name to it.
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Grau, impressario, and Brignoli, tenor
executed i'm operate season ut Chicago fol-
joint account, in the adjustment of which
the former claimed q balance of Sill, iudg.
ment for which was rendered on Monday,
in New York, against the siycr-yoiced.
Two soldiers Of the war of 1872, now
living in Virginia, one Of whom is l07 and
the other III years Of age, have applied for
pensions under the new law passed last
winter.
The "Heathen Chinee" has been set to
music.
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Wisconsin, farmers complain bitterly of
the damage done to their wheat fields by
millions OF pigeons. They make regular
raids every morning, and leave little of the
sown grain behind them when they retire.
Ladies' watches are now made In an oval
ca.e 10 look like Iockets, and worn on the
necklace.
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EXPLOSION AT AN OIL REFINERY lece-
land, ohio, June 1.-The agitating- house
of Alexander Scoticld Il Co.'s oil refinery
exploded this morning. The house, with
loo barrels OF oil, and the company's
office were destroyed. Adam kchr, uG
cmploye, was instantly killed, and three
others seriously burned. Loss, SIC, 900 !;
- ;nrur.rra
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MASONRY AND SECTARIAHISM.--N clU York,
June TN the New York Grand Lodge OF
Masons to-day the introduction of Il pream-
hle and resolution in>tructiug the Grand
Lecturer to so alter the ritual as to COM
pletely ignore al alluson to Scctariansm,
called forth Il lively discussion, during
which the Grand Master said any Jewish
Lodge could, if the members chose, be re-
dedicated to King Solomon, instead of
King John. The preamble and resolution
were finally referred to a committee.
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MEETINGS.
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

i, Z
RICHMoSD. June s, 1871. }
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N DIRECTORS of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, held at the Office Of the
company on the Sah day of June, 1871, it was re-
solved and ordered that a general meeting of the
stockholders ofthe company be called 20 be held ut
and Sth streets, in The city OF Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the l2,h cav of July. 1871, at y
O'Clock NJ, TO consider ard act upon commune
cation from the Board OF Public Works, lated the
10th day Of April, 1871, in relation to the ex.cu-
ton of contract as required by the first section
Pubic Works 10 sell. &c, &c, &C., approved
March os 1871, and such other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
Notice is hereby given that general meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company be held at the time and place
mentioned In the f>regoing resolution.
THOMAS II. WYNNE, President.
NJ. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Treasr.
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EOR SALE, 4 FIRST-CLASS Bill
LARD and LAGER-BEER SALOON.
For particulars, address A. B.. post-oflice jeS-3t

NOR SALE,
Il BONDS SECURED By PLEDGE OF PRO
PEHTY OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
$50, coo per cent. Coupon Bonds OF the Univer-
sity of Virginia. The state, by act approved
March 2s ISL authorized the issue of these bonds,
and pleUgcd security the revenue of the Unlver-
sity and the whole property used by the University
owned by the State. The value of this property IS
over $500 OUO $4,000 Is the whole amount of The
loan. FARMER CAMpBELL & co..,
Ipy2 2-lm llth street.
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HrTSINEsS CHANCES.

TOR SALE.-I have for sale two good
K TOP BuGGIsS; also, one light two-seat
Top WAGON will be sold low. For further in
formation apply at I'd BossleuX's Stables, Frank
lin, between 18th aud 10Th streets, or to
j. X. BOSSIEUX,
iS-3t 1870 Main street.
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P1cu.D AND DASyILLE AND PIEDM'T K. RS
oErICE OF GEN'L TICKET AND ER. ACT,
RICHMOND, Va, June 3, ISL. }
nY7 SPECIAL NOTICE.-Attention Is
called to the change OF time of arrival and depar-
ture OF trains on this road and after June ls7l
JOHN K. MACMURDO,
te 5-lw G2nl TICKET anu frcighI AGENT
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aNlTSEM ENTS.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
IA AND PICNIC OF THE
crKMANIA M.ENNERCHOR,
SINGING SOCIETY,"
MONDAY, June 18th, 1871, Mt
uATToRF's GARDEN.
Admission, so cents. Exercises to commence at
O'Clock. r
Committee of arrangements: Aug. Blenner,
los ~ Iauhe hris. schneider, GustaVe Streck-
or. Geo. Remington. Jee."t
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VPFEOLSTERENG, DC.

BAKERIES.
DICHARD ADAM,
III STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TwELFTII ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AND
6l6 BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
hOUSTCASTLE'S.
desire to inform my friends and the public
generally that have, at great expense, lifted up
the largest and most complete
STEAM BAKERY
In Virginia
Fre.h CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
ERS daily.
Orders, wholesale and retail, attended to
promptly. Price list and circulars sent py mail on
a ubsr ii d scount to the trade, mys
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BURIAL OF LATANE
II BURIAL OF LATANE

offer for sale that splendid steel engraving, ess
3d. framed In the very neates; or moulding 10 sun
ments OF 81 together with an assortment OF Z oet
large Pictures, all descriptions; Looking GLASSES
Of all Sizes Family Bibles, Clocks, carpets, So'
all OF the best description. .a,,
FRAMES of all descriptions made on the pteni'
iSes. III. IN T n
je 5.lm ana Anl 5G1es' -oaseI1ssssA'