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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just published. new edition Of Dr.
-1rCulverwell's Celebrated Essay ON the
N rudicdl care without medicinel SPER-
~ MAroRRHoEA or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses, lmpotency, Mental
and PHYSICAL Incapacity, impediments TO Mar,
riage. etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual eN-
travagance. t.
Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable e.
say, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice that the alrninS eonse,
quences of self-abuse may he radically curcu
without the dangerous use of lnterhai mcui-
cine or the application Of the knife; pointing
out mode OF cure at once simple, certaln anu
efectual, by means OF which every sufferer,
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself chSaply privately and radically:
This lecture should be in the hands OF every
youty and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, ON receipt of cents or two
post stamps. Also, DIR. CulvcrwelIS Marriage
Guide, price IS cents.
Address the publishers, 49, go,
lSyl tHNS. j. I. CIINk y w..
III Bowery, New York. Post Office Box +SS6
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06

Buy the truth and sell it not.
Hearken unto wisdom. Be wise.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
FARMERS
Look to Your Interest

T have smaD lot of Norway Oats which Of
i fer for sale. Also a lot of White Surprise
Oats. Both varieties purchased in New York
City two years ago, and find them the most
profitable Kind to raise. The Norway is course
and stiff, in straw, stands up wei on strong
land, stools better than any other variety, re-
quires from one TO one and half bushels seed
per acre, can be cut when straw is green,
bound right up and threshed wet, without
wrapping in the machine. The straw makes
better feed than any other kind Of straw.
The Surprise Oats is about as stiff in the
straw as the common small oats, and about as
early. Both varieties yield from fifty to one
hundred bushels per acre, Both varieties
weigh about forty pounds to the bushel. Cal
and see the oats at Waits & Sheets, doors west
of Commercial Block. These gentlemen are
my agents for the sale of the above mentioned
oats.
22-m3 A. WOLGAMOT.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
S P E C. I A G. L E S
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Violins of the finest quality, also, cheap ones.
AccorieonS, French. German, Ne. Agent for
the best Italian Violin Strings in the world.
Come and see them. Trimmings for the iolin
and Accordion, always on hand. Instruments
repaired to order, &c.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
w A r N e RS
PILE REMEDY.
DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffering 9
with habitual COstiveness. 1t is slightly slim
ulating tonic and a, splendid appetizer; it
strengthens the stomach and restores the di-
gestive organs to their healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dyspeptie persons should use W AR
NER's DYSPEPSIA Tonic. For sale by Drug
gistS. Price One Dollar.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
Free Free +.

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of . Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps noone medi-
cine is SO universally
required by every
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore SO universally
adopted into use. in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgahve FM. The
obvious reason is,
that tits q more relia-
bla and far more ef-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-04-06
Cough No More.
Warner,s Couch Ralsann IS heali

Warmers Cough Balsan is healing,
softening and expectorating. The extraordi-
nary power it possesses in Immediately reliev-
ing, and eventually curing, the most obstinate
cases of Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness, Asthma and
Consumption is almost incredible. So prompt
is the relief and certain its effects in all the
above cases, or any affection of the throat or
prescribing it and one and all say that it is the
most healing and expectorating medicine
known. One dose always affords relief, and in
most cases one bottle effects relief Sold by
druggists, in large bottles. Price One Dollar.
1t is your own fault if you still cough and suf-
fer. The Balsam will cure.
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The Free Bridge.

The cornerstone OF the free bridge across
James river as 9th street will be iaia to-aa!
with due ceremony and parade. The occa ..
sion is Que Of great interest, and "in o, w.
together an immense congregation. W. wy
,aSite attention to the programme o. .Ne
celebration. ,,.v,ca
We cannot over-estimate the CONSEQUENT Ivy
and the beneficial effects Of setting ffee .no
.sn,ercourse between the two shores Oh 'ls
river. AS Richmond stands now, si'e a y y
J : man with a paralyzed side iier con- nar
merc;a, centre is upon the river-upoh hes
s;se~and the arm of that side is ,as.e,iea !,
and immoveable. 1t cannot oe s'le ss
.s fort has no sweep for action and force.
Set it free by unrestricted intercourse from
shore to shore of the river, and the circle
from the centre will be complete, thus gay
inc sea.rcom for the exertion of her power
+, in the most vigorous and effective manner,
Late as il is--for the free bridge should
have been established long ago-lt IS al,
event that should make the people o.
both shores rejoice. 1t will be OF Infinite
advantage to them all.
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Of negro military colnpanies armed , sns
scattered over the State, while Inc Wn...o
appealed in vain for arms and Tor antnoIsss ?,
to ORGANIZE ina similar manner. eosc'hoi
soorT would not allow them 70 ao ~.
& si;hsse companies, says the correspon-
dsnt Of the Tribune, "were powerful 40 ~
:. electioneering agencies, but ent're'y w we
!, smd inet,,cient as military bodies. They
:. exssnerated tho whites by marching TO
:. the polls, stacking arms, and voting, and
Z. then parading the streets with their guns.
Z. The arming Of the negroes, as might have
/" been predicted, proved to be mischieyorss
{" and disastrous. The riots and murders
:. in the upper counties must, In great part,
g be attributed to. this cause. The poor
+" negroes suffered terribly. They were
" whipped, tortured, and murdered by
-" scores. 1t is estimated that one hundred
;. have been killed since the election"
i Let the northern. people take this lettei
and make what they can of it. lfthey have
any regard for justice and public order-f
they have any anxiety for the preservation
Of the dignity, peace, and prosperity OF tht
Union III they have any sympathy for ctvlh
cation, and for their own race, let then
inquire 8 What is the remedy?"
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The sky. scrapiDg enthusiasts who, under
the idea that Richmond is not capable OF
managing the commerce OF Virginia, and
that another place must be fixed up to
meet the great demand which was 10 have
sprung UP fifteen years since, remind us OF
a story that originated in neighboring
county on the upper James. A farmer,
well-to-do and highly respected, was gath
cred to his fathers. He left two sons, one
of whom became one of the first lawyers in
the State. Looking over their expansive
and fertile acres they proceeded, with great
expectations, to plan and "pitch." 1t was,
upon consultation, concluded that under
the improved system of cultivation which
they would introduce the crop would great
ly exceed that which their lamented father
annually ganered, and new and capa-
cious courthouse must be built in time. So
the general architectural science and taste
which the two possessed were brought to
bear upon plan. The carpenter built the
house greatly to the satisfaction Of the
young farmers, and all the neighborhood
came to behold and admire it. 1t was q
cause Of modification to many that, they
had nothing to compare with this edifce.
The seasons went on, and so did the new
system OF tlllage Of the young husband
men-the crib standing in the meantime
patiently awaiting the abundant crop that
was to fill 1t. The crop was laid BY, was
mstured, was gathered, and, 10, it did not
half fill the old corn-house AS people can
always better endure the misfortunes of
others than they can their own. the neigh
bors Of the young farmers gave them very
little sympathy, while they had great deal
of merrlment ut their disappointment.
1t is better not to dispense with the old
courthouse, until you have something to
put in new one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-04

reading Mics MAeiiS,s book about the
Holcombes,' 2 confssses shat he was so
cruel rs to note in the margin s11ndry
rough comments thereupon, concluding
with the words, &c decidedly bad" Moss
|assuredly he should have gone further.
But, what redeems him, he then took the
India-rubber end of his brutal pencil ana
rubbed out oil his barbarous notes-aye'
and what is better still, he makes pubic
apology for his rudeness and bis iDjustice'
That's most -beautiful-most triumphant.
How ikea true knight, thus to bowtbefore
| the world and kiss the rosette upon the
slipper OF lovely and gifted lady.
II only now remains for the Enquirer 70
| apologize with knightly grace to the charm
| ing. NILSSON! 7aE 81
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p;ttsburg and Virginia Railroad.

p;t+sbnrp and Virginia Railroad.
The Pittsburgh Post announces that MI
JouN A. ByAas has been appointed Chi,
engineer of the Pittsburgh Virginia and
Charleston railroad, and has taken charge
Of the line. The Post approves very highly
of the appointment and says that it is the
mos. encouraging sign yet given of the
esrly construction Of the road and 1t con.
ciudes: -
uWe are glad to be able to announce,
with considerable degree of certainty, that
this long-promised and much.needed Inn
nroyement is about TO be pushed TO
speedy completion" -
The scheme Of railroad from Pitts
burgh to some point OF junction with the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad has been fol
some time in contemplation. but hereto
fore that point was supposed to be some
where near the White Sulphur Springs.
In looking over the West and observing
the tendency of transportation, we think
the sigfs are that produce seeking Tue
Atlantic is inclined to the shortest latera
line, as well as the line Of greatest freedom
. from unfayorable influences of tempera'
ture. In both respects the lateral line
along the James-river Valley is the COLDER
way, the just pathway of commerce from
East to West. The Northwest and the
Southwest are bending their course to
union with the direct middle line which
debouches into the Chesapeake bay.
This concentration Of transportation ane
Of commerce will assuredly. be accom-
plished, and the Virginia cities will at nc
distant day grow and prosper immensely.
Knowing the great advantages that this
city has, we have no anxiety about her
future. Let the railroads 60 where they
may, give Richmond but fair chance and
she will take care of herself in her manu-
featuring industry and her commerce.
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ISED. .rYcr
!. IN me ID Instant, OF ~hoopis gosEE ii. Stone,
.Stifv child 81 Rfferf II. O.. and eerah =

oris ehi i 10 Of RsSsrt b. q: md ssrah d eson
FZe--.s,-a rIi,r. tbou vast mild and lovely
:, y s1sanfie "A ire sHmmrc brooke xFi44
80 spiaasSrit ID. the air OF EVENING II
when it ri ats among tne tIees.
100 TseacrfSt; he In + silent sluDbsr
Peaceful In the grave 30 low 4
rrs,on mo more wilt join our number
Thou no more onT songs shalt know.
rser funeral win take place THIS tThnrsesssa q,
M0RNING Mt II O'Clock from the residencSn,Sss ~.
her vrandmotl,er, Mrs. Frances aoWsii, ~ - tn
nth Street Tile friends and acqnalntanceso Oh the
FAMILY are respeetfuilv invited 70 attena. ,1
Lynchburg Daily Hetos anu brookish tN'
papers please copy. rt gt.,t.5t 8s1,s Il.
On Tuesday night, May ID OF 81 o'Si2 Ss W. W.
WIN FIELD, in rant son OF VIC a. ana LIE. W
r, Farrar aged months and Is dsys.
The friends and relations or the iamny aIe s t
ted to attend his funeral from ms iStner ND
dence 1908 Broad street, Churcn nm, On Ia"
Thursdayl MORNING. at 10 o,ci Sea, mon naners
Baltimore, Washington, ana stSuhtoh papsi'
please copy. s-tA- 1871:
On the morning of the I'D instant, KATE BAN
D0iPH, wife OF Edward Mayo, Of thls ely;
Her funeral will take place THiS nv 1870
from 81, James Church at O'CLOCK. Inc ifieI
OF the family are invited to attend
On Sunday morning APRIL sSth o. c e,ctSGs
Mrs. ELIzABETH AsPARRoTT,a ged' nils'sn
se Norfolk and Charlottesville papers please copy
At Midlothian Grove, Chesterfield county, our ~
o'clock p. A. on Sunday, April sotn' d., ~ ~. bis
Meg RUDEk, In the seventy -tmrd year VI 40
DanvIle papers please copy. 800
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NE PREVENTIVE MEDICATION.

NE PREVENTIVE MED1CAT1ON.-
A radical change has been introduced in the prac-
t!ce Of medicine. Physicians have ceased 10 tor
ture and PROSTATE their patients. Instead OF
pulling down, they build up; instead of assault
ing nature, they assist her. CuppinR, lceching,
bltstertng, venesecton, calomel, antimony stupi-
Tying narcotics, and rasping purgatives, once the
fayortte resources of the Faculty, and now rarely
resorted TO, even by the most dogmatic members
OF The profession The old creed was that disease
was something which must be expelled by violent
artificial means, irrespective of the wear and tear
creed recognizes the improvement OF the general
health as essential to the cure OF all local aents
Hence 1t is that HOST E1TeR,S STOMACH
B1TTERs, the most potent vegetable tonic thai
pharmacy has ever brought to the assistance
OF nature in her struggles with disease has been
cordially approved by practitioners Of the moGern
school, II Is pleasant TO reflect that reason and
philosophy have at last been victorious over the
errors OF The past and that thOusaI d. and tens Of
thousands, of human beings are alive aud well to-
day who would indubitably be Wondering In their
graves had they been subjected 10 the pains and
penalties which were deemed orthodox and indis-
pensable thirty or forty years ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely thought Of
then: but now 1t Is considered OF paramount Inn
portance and the celebrity OF the standard inyig-
GRANT, Alternative, ana restorative or the age IN
title winch Hostemer's Bitter5 have fairly earned
Dy taelr long career of succeBs| 10 mainly due to
It's efhcfency as protective preparation. ss41sI
"A course OF the Bttters iS urgently recommended
as safe and certain antidote TO Intermittent and
remi rent levers dtarrhea, dysentery, aud other
marbles my 1-eodlw&wlt
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The EkoUIRER's GALLANTRy.-We are
proud OF the ,Eaquirer's gailantry, because
that paper Is neighbor and friend.
We know that its modesty is in SUBJ
dued condition; ). but then the consola-
ton is, that its appreciation Of that
virtue in the Dispatch is all the more
lively. Nay, we have better consola,
ton still, which is the .Enquirer's gal
lantry as above proclaimed. It's editor,
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r,e,nHE1s ssroNE CErsEBRATIoN.

49,
nrAsoNfG N OTTO The metz =
lW hers Oh fse reverb Masonic Lodges sf M
,thscityto Wiz: Nos rs y, IL iii
o. sno , ,so aae Al O'Clock n
M of aG fse 81 the slp pnrp sss
6ssnssn x WI HI iayini
The Of the free nr1ps sssnd,ns are fra
an transient Wisconsin Rooo oeansi"s "a'
seraaiss n n. PEHRAM, Master
GEORGE r. PACE, Master, NJ "a
ISAAC HUTZLER, Master :,
- Metropolitan Lodge, NO. IL.
ff-s.s 81 r Y. DOW ELL Master :.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, 70. is'
T. j. CRUTCHFIELD Nj 1ster =.
St. Johns Lodge NO. %.
- - :, P0wHATAN wEIHGHR, Master
,.F - 80 '.-9-".E = Jopgs Lodge, NO. ~.
l.. l.. BASS, Mater ~. (,
JULIUS sTRAUs, Mastsrr :. No "a.
Logo Franchise, NO. va
John PITT, Master "a,
:. HenrIco Union Lodge, NO. lso.
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ronrNn.sroHE CELEBRATION.

TIsHN FRgE BHEl,GE CORNERSTONE
8 The Msrshais Of tas several orders and associAs
Sfsdfa lutend2nR TO HuRagg sth6 proeeeefoH fgf
sha uurpos9 OF LAYING The cornes-st0re OF ne
ETET. the Atf1 instant, are requested 20 ne on ~
stYees between Main End Broad streets, viii tnedi
respeCttye bodies In time TO hEve the lIn9 formso
nv O'Clock. The line OF march VIII Bee Up
Brosd street 90 9Th, down 9Th to Main down Main
10 l4th. and thenceacross Mayo's 6gfdge 70 Man
chester. 81 !. -. ~ = Asos
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL EN-
IA TERTAINMENT wilt be given at Virginia
Tia TUESDAY EVENING, May eth, ut 8
O'Clock, for the benefit of HARMONY DIVI-
SION, No. so, Sons of Temperance. The per-
foImance to commence with the laughable farce
Of The SECRET, or n K HOLE IN The WALL,
to he followed by SINGlNG-solos, &C., and to
conclude with the thrilling drama of the RUM
MANIAC.
ADMISSION, only rs cents. Reserved seats, SO
cents TO be had at the principal bookstores of the
CITY. my a-ThSTu2G
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DRY4 GOODS.

7 1Evt HExTER, - ,,r,,,,, s.,.ss
Has now open full asscrnfeng OF :, :, =,
pANGLED IA RtTAHs FOB MAY PAEyIDs,
Rich INFAN,Is'. LACE CAPS and gMTS qYEns;ss r
I'm LADIES' BLACK and WHITE LAuE
GAPS: and weil-seIected stock OF -!
FANGY. Stale, and DOMESTIC DHf
"a NV NV 4 RTICLEs, and TRIMMINGS.
Stamping, Braidtng, and Embroidery done IN
the iaeea st ssyie' oa. LEVI HEXTER's,
mya-1v LIS Main street.
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TAX NOTICE.

HENRICO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
Ii All State and county taxes will at once be
levied for unless the same are paid within few
days at my Office In the county Courthouse. This
course am compelled 10 pursue to meet my en-
gagements with the state auditor, the time eiven
me Tor the collection Of the same having expired.
my st SO Al. j, SMITH, Sheriff
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NE MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANIs AGAIN OPENED. .#t
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBRICS
TIREE TIMES EACH WEEK.


HERNANIs AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBRICS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T.R. PRICE 800,
always In market are receiving by steamer and
express daily .#s
IROE GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK SILK-FACED MOHAIRS, for hot
weather; .-.
BLACK BOMBAZINES and CHALLEYS,
COLORED POPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE POPLINS AND SILKS,
LINEN. AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, colored and
black;
CASSIaERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BOScM SHIRTS, "-1. 2. ..
SOCKS. CHAVATS, &C., &c.
Great show Of PARAsoLs and PARAsoL Gov
ERS, A-
UbaBRELLAs-silk, Cambria, Pongee, and Al
paca; az,t=s r. 49,
SPRING and SUMNER sHAWLs, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS and SACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C. &C.;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies and
misses SHIRTINGS, &C., &c.
Everything sold Of best quality, and at as small
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. T. r. PRICE & CO.,
apl9 1lo1 Main street, corner 18th.
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MERCHXNr TAILORING.
, EMOVED | REMOVED REMOVED

pEMOt Ed hE0lOfED nGoAo
In OLD PRICES. -,
MARX NELSON, tie well-known Rel 1n, -
tailor, has removed after being long resiosp
Brosd street, to his own hoeSe, 1851 hsily MIA.
between 18th and l7th, opposite the u.0 xns,e b
next to old DR.. Strecker,s drug sW'e' pEapY.
MADE CLoTMiNG and GsNI,s fSssi, ,ui
ING GOODS, CLOTHS, CAsslMEhissoo oSss
YESTIa6s, which win be made up N I from %.
day the did famiif ,r schedule OF prices ehs'''e
coats. 20 cents; pants, Is cents vests p GEMS
an u-eodlm . -.---
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OOFING, ROOFING.
SIN nrenarad 10 r,,,s

sm prepared TO put on
GRAVEL, COMPOSITION, Or TIN ROOFING,
GuTTERISG, SpGUTING, &C., go
In the most workmaplike manner, at as low rates
as frst-class work can be DONE
J. Z. WHITAKER,
my a-lm 1507 Cary street,
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personal


A CARD. -,ar--
Mr.. 4. Rick, Chairman, Of the Mass Meeting OF
German Citizens at Schott'8 Hall:
Dear sir: By this mornings papers I find that
presided as one OF the candid, ties to represent
Marshall Ward in the City Council
Approaching fully the compliment paid me,
and grateful for the confidence thus reposed in
me, Unjust at the same time decline the nom ma
ZION !; Tor l am so circumstanced that 1 cannot
without crest injury to my business pay that t.
tentlOn 70 the discharge Of the duties as Council
man which would be satisfactory to myself, and
SO important a trust requires. 's,-f,
1t A. B0DEKEE.
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my 3Ldtl5thM

RICHMOND CITY GAswoRKs, NAY J, ~
PROPOSALS FOR STONE WUkh;rI.
Il Sealed proposals will be received tili = r 9
M. on SATURUAY, eth instant, FOR Toe 81 - 49,.
WORK for the coping OF the tank Of the ga
holder to he erected at Rockets Bids 'nrsI "a,
price per superficial foot for furnishing saa
Ing the stone III place. Full particulars VIII
given upon application TO the understand
- - JOHN d. kNoWLEs
myI-a Sup't City Gas Work.
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HOARDING.

pOARD.-Mrs REINS, at the southeast
ID corner Of Main and 9Th streets, has three
large and convenient rooms for the use of
BOARDERS. BOARD furnished at moderate
rates. my4at*
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MEETINGS.
,uMoND AND PETER BURG RAILROAD Co.
TaEASURER'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, May ], 1871.


RICHMOND AND PETER BURG RAILROAD Co.,
T7EAsURER'S OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, VA, May l, 1871.
N1OTICE.-A called meeting of the stock
N holders OF THIS company will be held ut the
office of The company, corner Byrd and SGh streets
ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th day OF June neat, at l.
o'clork III. . a., :
abe books of trans er will be closed from the
elth instant until after The day of INT eting.
my 2-td s IL. W. WARRINGTON, Treas.
-TyNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS of The VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY win be held ut the
Office Of the coDpany-No. 1914 Main street-on
TUESDAY, the eth day OF May. 1871, at O'CLOCK
L. NJ. DAVID d; bOhh,
ap 28-td -. secIe.ary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-A gen.
- eral meeting OF the stockholders of the RICH
MuND FREDERICKSBURG u POTOMAC
KAfLROkD COMPANY win be held at the office
of the company. in the city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY, the sth day of May, ls7l, at II O'Clock
A. nj.
ap It'd j. B. WINSTON, Sec'y.