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Southwestern Virginia Fair.
SECOND DAY.
Reported for the Dispatch.

WYTHEvILLE, Va, October II, 1871.
The day, in contrast with yesterday, has
been the exact counterpart-beautitu and
clear. The crowd has been greater To-day
than ever, and is evidently Oh the increase
foI 10 morrow.
The exhibitions OF blooded cattle, inter-
rupted on Yesterday, have been continued
with as fine displays rs on yesterday.
B!o0ded Goes. Two years old and under
three, ten entries. The judges seemed
hardly to know where TO give the premium.
FIRST premium TO G. L. Coffin, Mury land,
for Constant ina {; second premium to j. L.
Cowan, Montgomery County, for Susan
Fourth.
Blooded Co,rs. One year old and under
two; thirteen entries. (rhis was indeed u
grand show Firs! premium to &. w. Pal
mer, OF smyth, for Duchess of Saltville !;
second premium TO j. 4. COwau Tor Fifth
Duchess Of sutherland.
Colr CalUes.-Nine entries. First pre-
MUM to q. w. Palmer, Of Smyth, for Mil
lie second; second premium 10 Z. E. Cot.
tin. of Maryland, tor Ma!den.
Blooded Cattle Sweepstakes. BEST bull,
without regard 10 age or breed. Twelve
entities. This WAS the finest exhibition OF
the kind ever seen in Southwestern Eirgi.
nia, Seven Of these animals were premium
stock. FIRST premium to D. &. Kent, OF
Pulaski, for Joe Johnston second pre-.
MUM to &. A. Smith, OF Russell, for Ninth
Duke OF Loudoun.
Best Co,p or Heifer without regard to
age or bree2). rblrty-two entrieS-proha-
bly, as fine al exhibition as ever seen Oh the
continent. Seventeen of these animals were
eXh,nited by Mr.. Coffin. First premium to
q. +. Coffin, Of Maryland, for Cons antina
second premium to j. L. savers, OF Wythe
for Sallie McGauck. The judges were hall
an nour deciding.
Herds Eco }>lsting Of one bull and four
cows each).-Fivt herds were exhibited
Two by Coffin Firsl, of Father Abraham
with Portulacu, Constantine, Sonlielan G
and Poillis Ninth second, OF Sixth Ear
of Oxford. with Masterpiece, kowena Sc.
como, Blossom, and Elrlna. This was iu
deed fine show. First premium to Fa
Their Abraham and four COWS as above
owned by G.. K. Coffin second premium tc
Sixth Euri OF Oxford and four cows III
above, owned by {. +. Coffin. Best bull
with i've calves Of h!s own get First pre-.
MUM to G. w. Palmer, OF Smyth, fol
Duke Of .Onandagua and calves; second
premium to j: T. Sayers, sr., OF Wythe, for
Dexter and calves. ----o--~-..
Grades.-Bulls: Four years and over
first premium to D. j. u. Stuart, OF Wythe,
for Scipio; second premium to +. b.
Snapp, of Washington.
Cows: Four years and over; first pre-
MUM TO a. &. GibboDy, of Wythe second
premium 10 DR.. Il. w. saunders, OF Wythe.
Three years and under TOUR: First pre-
MUM to a. X. Fulton, OF Wythe /; second
premium to DR.. t.. w. Saunders, OF
Wythe.
Two years and under three: First pre-
MUM to Stephen MeGayock, of Wyihe !;
,ecoud premium to DIR. Il. W. Sanders, or
Wythe.
One year and under two: First premium
O ID. Coepenhayer, of Wythe; second pre-.
mum to a. Il. Gibbsny, OF Wythe.
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General Lee-Kockbridge Fair.
SECOND Dh. !.
eDo-ted for the Dispatch


LEXINGTON, October -, 1871.
This morning, the first anniversary OF
tho death of General Robert q. Lee, me-
mortal services were held in the chapel OF
Washington and Lee University al O'Clock
The services, which were brief and simple,
consisted first of'the hymns
"Hov firm fvu adatlon ye saints Of the GA,
Is laid for your lsi In h excel ont word -
which, aa MANY will remember, was Gene
ral Lees favorite hymn, and was sung at
his grave the day he was buried; then an
eloquent prayer by the Rev. MIR. Pratt. OF
the Presbyteriln Church; after which
the Rev. General Pendlston, OF the
Episcopal Church. read portion oil
the 18Th chapter Of 1st Corinthians, the
same which Is used In the beautiful hurtal
service Of that Church. Alter this the
choir sang 81 Would Not Live Always
and General Pendleton made a few appro-
pirate remarks as to the lessons the noble
Christian hero would teach us could he re.
turn into our midst to-day. With the doX'
ology and apostolic bencdictlon lEe SER
vices were closed.
The weather being bright and clear, the
Agricultural Fair was alnuch more decided
success to-day III every respect. The crowd
on the ground, thoughvery large, Including
apparently the whole population of this
vicinity, was very quiet and orderly, nc
disturbances occurring further than those
accompanying the fights among The small
boy., which, jas usual on such occasions,
seemed to afford the greatest Amusement TO
the crowd.
Ihc DEPARTMENTS which were inconl-
plete ye>tci day were in fine order to-day ;
we noticed particularly the Improvement
in the ladies' hall and IN that Of farm pro-
duce-tho latter could not be beat In
quality. The trials of speed on the race
! course were not Of great Interest.
About l o'clock the Lexington fire COM
pany, gorgeous In red and black, marched
out to to The ground, preceded by tho Viz
GINA Military Institute banG. Here, after
4 short interval. they assembled around
their engine to hear an address rom MAYOR
james is. D1rman. Major DIS remarks
were brief, but neat and to tue point. and
at Their conclusion were greeted with
cheers from his audience.
The ladies' Fair Of the Methodist church
seemed to flourish, II SIC may judge from
the busy crowd at thuil dinner table. We
erj we'd the fun, but we did Not ENJOY
haviu. the chicken on our plte transferred
to our Dext neighbours, who had eviGenty
been taking something not enthusiastically
prescribed. MIN.
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mAkIsshD,

On Wednesday, 0c.oh'r 18th, at st. Pau
church ~ Rev Charles Fih- i:erotc. -. d.. Or.
J-ahNS IUNta:P MtNEU.tE. # itDntlnsfon
west Va. - = Y n T., cid st daughter of Or: D.
d. Mctaw. % his city.
CIR III. cv ming OF thu 81 !n:talt, by Fey. DR.;
Wat Mr.. rHOM IS J. DAVIS 70 Miss MlLLlE
f fP,,lNr; aii OF this clay. No Corts.
Portsmouth and rctersbntg Na.l ind Philacei'
phia papers please copy.
On tha 4th of DC .ober. 81 he residence of the
briSc's mntlrr Nv kcV. ". 4 BHyltam, j.
HTHRY MAKTI', Esq, and Miss KATE NJ
BOWIE all Of Caroline.
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sorted stock Of
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
We now offer:

BLACK SILKS IS and a., would ba chesp 81
Sa.25 and $3.50; .g.-.s ., -s.
BLACK ALPACAS from CSC. to sl.ao PSF 5a'a'
COLORED ALPACA from rs to 5ac. PEI Sard ;
EMPRESS CuOTss, ia al colora, st velS LOW
prlces;
R1,acK CREPE DE PARIS st SOC. per yard,
would be cheap at $50 ;.-a-..--.r--...--~r !
BLACK and COLORED VELVETEEhs o. al
prices;
INDIA Tw1LLED LONG CLOTH at Csc. wosth
SOC. per yard; ...l ~.
CHECKED and TRIPED NAINs0Oh at sS ~
81, 40, and 5qc.-very cheap;
SHIFTING CAMBRIA, full yard wide, st S'c'
worth 3sc.;
HAIR. CORD CAMBRIA at IS and a'c' worm ~
and co.,;
pOMeAziNE, TAMIsE, BIARRlTZ, ana
BLACK DELAINEs at astonlshinsis-i0"
prices;
p.Rr,.TrEsyIIIE and other CLOTHS, Cas-
sgAERss, and TWEEDS in great variety
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, two yards long,
atSl worth sl.5s; =.
Pure LINEN FRiNGED NAPKINS at Soo'"of''
al per dozen, at 81 worth Sl6o per dozsn'
EuCKABa OK TOWELS at $3.50, O., Ss's'' ss'''
I'D to 10 per doSen-an very cheap a1o W ''i'''
take;
Handsome EMBROIDERED SETS oF Co"'
LARS and CUFFS @. 75o. worth sl''''
Handsome EMBROIDERED CUFFS at is ~
40. end SOC. a pair, worth douolo tho money
HaM,TIrcHED HAEDKEaCHIEFs at SO Per
duzen worth 81:
LINEN CAMBRIU HANDkEECH1EFs a. 10c'
per dozen worth 81
I,oEEy-CoMB BRIDAL QUILTS at Sl.40 worth
g., sl.6o worth $3.50;
CALICO CoMFORTABLEs at 1850 mot the
prtce of the calico aud batting 10 make them !;
WOOL BEp-sP eEAns, weighing f7s pounds at
$3.50 worth $3.50;
BED BLANKETS al all prices;
A full assortment OF WHITE and CoLoRED
FLANNEL5:
for man, woraen. ant ehu-
dren;
UsBLEAcHED KNITTING COTTON at 500.
per pound;
COZ TON YARNS, ell numbers IIom : 10 l3 II
SL50 per bsie OF five pouncs;
large s,nck of HOODS, hUBIAa, sHA" Ls
and SOSTAGS;
FURs In great vari ty;
BRoCHE, PLAID STRIPED, and MOURNING
suAWLS;
LIESEYS al lGs, %, IS, and 2oe.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at2lc.
wAMSUTTA at 2oc.;
DATGL (the favorite brand at lsc.;
AHDROSCUGGlN at lego.
BED TICK fr,m 10 to a5c. per yard.
All of the above are gnarante strictly first
class goods, notwithstanding the low prices at
which they are advertised. An examination OF
our stock will prove advantageous to all pur-
chascrs Of DIRK GOODS.
LEVY BROTHGFS,
1913 and 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Orders filled per express c. 30. &C IL
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letter from Washington.

Care 5p0ateHc! OF LIe lslChLuOHl itSpdtGa'
WASHINGTON, October IL.
=, Until the Issuing of the proclamation to-
day ordering the Kuklux alleged to exist IN
South Carolina to disperse within i've days,
there has not been single feature Of polisi-
oal interest in this city hey ond the elections
during the present week. The Chicago fire
absorbed-as il still docs to the greater eX-
ient-all Of attention, comment, and con-
versation. This proclamation ia now an
other sensation, as it IS tantamount to, or
rather preliminary to, the declaration OF
martial law In parts Of South Carolina.
This has 10 come, as those who have per-
studded the Administration into all It's acts
PfTecting the southern States will not be con-
tent until martial law is duly proclaimed
and put into execution. Without that the
provisions and intent OF the kuklnX law
viii not be carried out; and 1t seems that
this statute is not to be allowed to expire
by limitation until every feature OF 1t has
been exhausted IN practical execution .
There can be no doubt that the principal
prosecutors intend to spread nets with the
hope OF arrcsting prominent men as leaders
OF kukIuxtsm, and ii martial law Is de-
clared it is likewise not to be doubted thnt
8ctlou of this charactsr will he one Of the
results.
Ice Fenian lnVa5lOuS, Which the tele-
graph reports to have sprung up again.
will likely be an early subject to engage the
attention OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
the Cabinet meeting tomorrow. There Is
already proclamation extant to afect this
movement; but it Is probable that the IN.
structions will be reiterated to military
officers on the frontier TO preserve peace to
the very letter. and the courts will be busy
in very short time with Fenian trials. Inc
"invading army" continually keeps the
Government in hot water.
The Board of Supervising Steamboat In
speclors is still in session. Representatives
OF steamboat interests from many dinerehs
sections continue to lay before the board
their objections to the exiting law aflect.
inc their business. 1t is not doub' ed that
Congress will make material changes 10 the
law at the next session.
among tho callers ut the White House
to-day were Messrs. Platt and Lewis, men,
her Of the United States House Of Repre-
sentativcs and Senator from Virginia.
TIHoS.
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LECTURE on THE LATE GENERAL To-
BERT +. LEE.-The Concordia tpera House
was crowded last evening TO hear me ORA,
ton Of General Wade HAMPTON. OF sour
Carolina. on the Life and Character OF the
late General Robert L. Lee. A great many
ladies' were present. The stage was occu-
pied byu number of prominent citizens,
among them Mr.. Jefferson Davis, now per-
mancntly located in this city. The occasion
was the first anniversary of the death of the
late Confederate chieftain, which was thus
celebrated by the Association Of Officers and
Soldiers of the late Confederate Iarmy anu
Nayr. General Hampton spoke at great
length, and was frequently interrupted by
applause. lie gave succlnct and very In
tere>ting his DRY CT his former commander.
as we'll as Of his English ancestors.-BdHt-
3,j0r,, SIM
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THE RADICAL FRoaRAMMg.-Ihs hao'cu
narty, Gays Judge THOMAS 10 biz letser &C.
cepting The nomination Of the Conset'a
tive Convention as candidate for The STATE
Senate, "attemp.s to perpetuate It's pow,
By the direct interference OF its feu ,s ~ y
oitcers-to suppress the civil tr1puna ,.ae ~,
the country, to control popular assem os MIL.
and elections through the agene' tend to
tary force. In word, all It's acts ,ena and i'd
overthrow our republican institutions, a sno
TO construct grand, consolidated govern otsa1e
ment which, II mol cue. w.
in on absolute despo,lsm.' .,.,oa,,
Tho "sbsolute despotiSm - we "n.A W
have, though we call our Government san ,,a re
nuLlican,'' and preserve some OF inc mere
forms of free government.
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Tn THE CHANCERY COURT OF TIE

Tn THE CHANCERY COURT OF TIE
GIry IF * b MOI, DzFyRD AN d
vi II tRS W, FORD Ard ETHEES, AND
CaEEDO'a ADM %IeTKeTRIX vs. FoRD'S
ADMINISTRATORS, 6c.-The following is an
extract from the decree entered in these cAases
on the l9th Gay OF October. 1911:
That ,ne OF the commissioners or this court
take "sn account IF lhe debts against the said
Larkin z. Ford, deceased or his e.ta,e, and .hsir
priortties, IL any,
The Gar ties in crested are hereby notified that I
have fxei on TEH.sDa-Y tne l4th day OF Nnvem-
Der, 1871, ~ l. o'clock a., Us the time. and my
oGlce, on Eleventh street be ween Main and
Bank streets, in the ty o. ricamond 10 the
pace, to exc, ne tue said Gee ee ud 20 receive
pr oor o III debts. "a. AUoCl> SMITH,
&C II 4Sw Com missioner.
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-, -g.-d m, r,suufaoturers ef every soss
fine opportun'tv for esa .saa extending sas
ducts n Of their sk', and 'h me trade be-.
their o9 R'esmond and North Carolina ha.
tween n'1 NJ . rapid rate during the present
improv9fo "a, a' rs keep IT In that condition.
year. TO- sbowing in detsil the premiums
fs'n ia nav be had OF Messrs. 1sAAcs. TAx-
ons' WILLIAMS, Of this city. See also the
advertisement OF S. B. AlE1ASDhS' A'9''
In our columns.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD ABAN-
posED.-Ihe Clarke Courier, published at
Berryville, Va, of the 18th instant, has
heard through private sources that the
commissioners appointed by the Jefferson
County Court commenced assessing dam.
ages Of land for the Shenandoah Railroad
Company, which damages were laid at or
neur. "a 900 per mile; whereupon notice
was served on the commissioners to, pro-
coed no further in their assessments, as n
construction of the road would be aban.
doned. 80
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IMPORTANT DECISION. 49, Judge Malood
rendered decision last Monday in the case
Of Forest Is. J. Wade Montague, argued
before the count at the spring term, in
favor of the defendant, dismssing the bill
This suit was brought by Mrs. Forest,
widow OF A. ". Forest, deceased. against
Montague, admin istrator OF said A. w.
Forest, 10 fix liability upon him TOR the
amount Of certain dnte-Jeilum debts due
the estate, collected by the administration
in Confederate money, and funded by him,
under orders of the Circuit Court. in ac-
cordance with an act Of the Legislature
passed during the war.
1t appeared from all the evidence taken
in the cause that the administrator had
acted in perfect good faith In the whole
matter, and the Court decided not to hold
HIM responsible for The claims lost ny their
being converted into Confederate securities.
Montgomery Messenger.
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1;iIia.,r,yrrans aUTT1gs
av- IMPORTANT EEWs'

wat.ks pleasure in Informing ths public that
vs ssaIl rem ain In the store we now occupy until
GU, rev store, which IL being built at the cor
Nor OF Main and Eleventh streets. IL completed.
we have now on hand the isrgest and boat as
sorted stock OF
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS = I
ever OF red by US, and arc receiving Additiens
nearly every day, our senior partner being Ia inc
market watching the chance- for bargains.
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valley Virginia Ci;s issian Confer ence.

FOr lnS DlSpt tcu.
ANTIOCH, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va,
October 7, 1871. !
The "Valley Virginia Christian Confer
encc" closed it's annual session at this
place to-day. The sessions were pleasant
and harmonious; congregations large ana
orderl,. Elder George ". Woods, of New
Market, presided. The Introductory adj
dress was delivered by Elder ID. A. Long.
Three churches, two liccntiates, and one
elder, were received into the Conference.
The cause of education, home missions,
Sabbath schools, and temperance, were dis
cussed with much earneStness.
The citizens Of this part of the Valley
displayed generous hospitality.
Elder ID. A. Long was nude superin.
tendent OF the whole Conference.
The next annual session will convene
with the church ut Solloquy, in Snenan.
doah county, Va, on FRIDAY before the Sc.
cond Sabbath in october, 1872, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. SECRETARY.
P.S.-A new church will he deoicated al
SoliloGuv, in Shenandoah county, the third
Sabbath. Elder w. Il. Wellons, of SUI
folk, will preach the sermon.
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WAYLAD AND RoBBED.--M Mr.. John Brlm.
mer, peaceaDle anu Well-behayed. citizen,
Was waylaid whilst on duty as night
Waterman on the Orange, Alexandria. aud
Manassas railroad on saturday night last
about mile south OF this place, When
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Two TIE LA. les Just received from
Il -Nes York 4 tine assortment Of ne lyle
BUs1LEt, toys her with iage supply ~ fine
UOksE =; 10 whom hytie spsctai attention..
a<f@A a. O. IUEkLEY, saI Broad street.
!. 90 a&-et& 5000 + @1s 6=7sE htchmQad.
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TIE Fam OF TEE CAzoLINAs.--ThisF Fair
will he held on the 24sh, 2btb, 28th, and
9Th Of this month at Charlotte, n. q. 1t
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FIRE.-Ycsterday fire broke cut in the
second story OF William &. Deggs's gain
and feed store. The fire was prevented
from spreading TO the adjoining buildings.
all the upper interior portion Of the build.
ing was burned; ana nearly the whole
stock In the house, consisting OF over 800
b les Of hay, large quantity Of oats, corn,
peas. &C., destroyed.
The house is owned by Mrs. Robert Reid,
more. for s., 800. The insurance will cover
the loss. MIR. Deggs was insured in the
Merchants and Mechanics, Of Baltimore,
tor ST 900. He estimates his losa, above in-
surance, at S1,100. The origin Of the fire is
mystery. -Norfok Journal.
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1 W I s "a sss3 $50
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAn-
" RnAD.-ftn and sfssr gEPTEMBFK Iss
TAESEE9ER TEAMS leave Richmond (anrr,, ,
days sxcep,eel 50 fo.logs '''a"
! 800 a. 'gI.--MAII TaAIN for tbe Whit a.,
ghur spria zs connecting At Gosdoarstle Win s,,s
Washington and North, and LyncnbuYv and poa .T
! 9s3S r. 1M.-~AEOOAfgDkT fsHiS ~.
IaordorsvjIle. except ON Saturday, on whicI 1awr
leaves cts PM This train cnnneoss st Cor; soss.
Wills with tne night trains on the Orauss, sisyss
dria snd Manassas railroad for .LYHCHBJ;1G
and WASHIHGTOE. 80
TorttUcst and Southweat
Steerage Tickets from Liverpool, Queen ,tou,
AmgteTdar1, hntwsrp. Hamburg H. re Ro;.s"'
dam. sers.n T., nopsnsss s,d aot1enbrrg 10
neral Ticket gsat a. Richmond, or can he nv :.
cered through any station agent On Il ero;d.
I Further information may DE- cbta,ns1 a, ,hs
conipsuy1s ofhSss. ~
No Passenger Trains sSs run on ssnsSys,
SO a. H. PEhEY
4- ~ n s.. II General 51per,pssnden.
JAAEs q. NETHEALAaD. Gan'i Tle.et1n.
2 1
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MT ORANGES, GRAPES, AND
PEARs.-Eecoivrg per express this daYs
LOCO SWEET OHAEoEs,
100 pounds CATAWBA GRAPES.
9 Gun.hes YELLOW BAEAEAs,
200 pounds DELAWARE GRAPES,
shalt barrels SWEET EATING PEARS.
ANDREW A%T0NI,
oo lc-sod Main street, below no5.-cffice
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George r.. spriggs Ia appointed postmas-
tor at Mint Springs, Augusta county, Va,
r;ce T. w. Beard, resigned.
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ADVANCE IN. FLouR.-Holders. 20 OF .I n9os
suddenly advanced tue prlce OF al saa9 9or
" reason we are wholly ata loss to Una
CINE. -Lynchburg Netcs.
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| SENATORIAL CONVENTIONAL convention
| Of delegates from the senatorial district
composed of the counties OF Cuipeper,
Orange, and Madison, convened at Madi-
| son Courthouse on the 10th day OF Oclo.
| Der, 1871, and nominated Dir. Grlmsley tor
reelection. ..--.-
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TOBACCO BARN BURNT.-A tobacco barn
belonging to Wade Writ, who lives on the
land of Captain James Wade, three miles
east Of town, Was destroyed by fire last
Thursday night. The house contained
about thousand pounds oil tobacco,
the curing of which was about completed,
Mr.. " irt having made 10 the last fire un-
der it and gouc TO supper. Bv this Scci.
dent he loses his entire crop and the fruits
OF his summers labor.-Montgomer Mes.
SenqPr,
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R;CaACgD Astu PETERSBURG 4. K. Co.,a

KGCaNCgD AltD pE-ER3BCna &. K. Co.,s
RICHMOND Va, Aug. 8, 1911. :
g1HHE E z q INS ON THIS ROAD
Z ruu as follows:
The mau trains Leave Rtchrrond st 2:&s A. s..
end 7:ss z. NJ; and leave Petersburg st GSs A. Is.
and 30 (. NJ. ..a.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich.
mona ~ (. Ii. and AZ T. Al, aad leave Peters.
burg IT 10 A. 81. ard 40 2. II.
The s:t5 A. d. train viii no. lee re RtehE ond or
DUNDhI5, anu che 7:.G 4. II. train ytn rot Leave
Petersburg eli SUNDAYS.
Sasssn gers for Norfolk viii taks the 20 2. Is.
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will connect
ut Petersburg with the 10 4. s.. train.
Pesseagers from Glover Htll Will lake the $40 A.
and rosurning, leave Richmond On the same days al
$3.50 7. ID. ..
che mail tra,ns Will stop nnly st Chester.
The A. Is, train vii connect ut Peters.
burg With the AtlgG.lc, mississippi and Chic rail-
road for LIlchburg daily.
SLEEPING CAE on the 2 40 p. II, train, run.
nina through 10 Wuninslon. &. 4 kASEY,
emf Tioke. and Freight aren't,
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TAX NOTICE.


NOTICE TO THE TAX-PAYERS.-I
IN hereby give net CT ~ tho tax PAYERS ol .ook-
Ia Township, enrico coanty, lh,t [ can he
fIund - Township tinll, on Brook turnpike. on
fhIDA IS ana 81 UEDE ~ or each week, where
they are urged to call and settle their ta1-biIs.
ANY Persons having :aled 10 pay THAR Stale,
connty school, or tuwnAhip taxes for Isl. are ad-
Ttsed 10 bs prepared, as the very limited time
allowed VIII only Kermit me 10 call but once,
"hsn' am required 10y INV 10 make the amount
by ieyS or garLIsh Q. -.
J. e. HUMPHREYS
Collector OF Taxes for Brooklanu Township
oc lu-TuTl!& caw Aenrico county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14
~ FALL, 1871.

" FALL, 1871,
SPLENDID STOCK OF DIZZY aooDst
T. B. PRICE & GO. are now opening the
gar dest supply OF STAPLE aud FANCY DRY
GOODS ever shown in q southern city, which viii
be kept thoroughly up In every department with
Ill that ia novel sud striking throughout the entire
season.
70 imposition or humbug prac:seed, but full
value given in each article sold.
Among the goods tust opened win be found Inc
peratrice Velours. Bombaztne, Thibets, Irish and
French Poplins, Velour Tenice-n novelty, Black
Gro Grain Silks, rich and beautiful Colored Silks,
popllns, Delaioes, Cttopans, &c,
A splendid assortment Of Mourning Goods, In
scmbazines, IMPRESS. Mob airs, Dtlaine2, Pop
Inns, i,ouble-faced slpaoas, Tamise Henrietta
Cloths, Bombazine Cicth (newl, &C., 60.
STAPLES:
Blankets, Flannels Prints
Linens. Danasks, To%e.lnCa,
Shirts and Drawcra
Cloths, CaSsimsres,
Eestiugs for rneu aud boys,
Socks, B3soms, &c, SC:
all OF which will % sold ~ low 81 II any market
In america II retail or wholesale.
T. 3. PRICE & CO.,
sess IDOL Main street.