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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-23

~ THE MEANS OF EsCArh'-in'

NJ THE MEANS We
fall h.s many per,s for the weak and 'se0's, a
It's sudden atmospheric changes are Lying ssu,,n.
c,n.,,,u,Ious Of even the robust. The cnui.aS
temperature of the nights as compared Wv" ,,s
.,mn.s summer warmth of the days necessarily
.x.,c,ses nm unhealthy influence en- "i' WV -
.o.sa 70 #. Hence dysensry, darrh@ inter,
80, ,evera, bilious attacks ana ae,anRemen.0
~ ~, che secretIons, are common az ln.s sen.
o, o., ,v,r 10 escape them 10 to meet the cauS.s
In, protective and inTlgora.ns m. A.
ws,m1nsrrTrER,s STOMACH BiTTEhs are ae.
,e,ad sor This exigency. powerful Veee'ao,e
.. believes the System Of all acr,d numors'
DIS the fluids. tones the secretiFe
- o,cs healthy evap oratlon through Inc poies, IN
nre.ees tie activity OF the digestive iunns'on ms
cnsors tho spirits, and regulates the bowels. 10
Va Va mis- ,a to make the whole body vigorous ana
-sn,er It proof against the vic'.situoes Oh .eh.
rora,.,e and against m .laria. a course OF 'ne
I'm, tonic nd Alternative is therefore IN Eli
sdr,snble as a preventive at this Sc son. -, u,
tho other hand, the mischief is ALREADY uone' anu
,ntoruit.ent or remittent fever Is ScSuans
.ant or the liver, bowels, or stomach u's'i"e
thnrs "a no medicine so certain TO enec' JUICE
and thorough cure as this harmless and aereeaeie
nrepsration. W
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MD ELEGANT
mr. MORE NEW AND ELEGANI
DRY GOODS.
M CITIZENS AND STRANGERS CoMlN'
TO THE FAIR.

n. r. PRICE & CO. are again IN Market anu
bx STEAMERS and express daily are add'ng iarRe,y
y, ~ their extensive stock of STAPLE and FANCY
GonDs. Every novelty in the dress line Is now v,
coming; also, CLoAKs aud sHA"LS f'F iAi
nd,yInter. I'm endless variety.
pra,u aud plsid Preach and irish fopiIne'
diagonal Popliny, every shade and quaii'y'
Cashmeres and Mcrinos, all Gua'tties'
RACK Gro Grain and Bonnet silks, 10" oAi
gains; -,,,o,
Fancy Colorcd silks, plain and strlpcu'
(ttomans, Satin Luslrcs, entirely new;
IMPRESS Clolhs,
Henrietta Cloths, Bombazinc Cloth
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Ve,ours and Fre-ch Poplius, OttomahS'
Gro De athens, Double Mondrs; e>iPOo'
omba7ines French and fngllsh,; e.,
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells Grape Coiiais o. "''
= pni,ntrts Fiaunels, Linens. Cotton anu Linen
ShcettnTs ngmssk Tuw.llincs, Cl2tn, CassE
,msres' VsstIngs, Gents and LaiieS' chnts Ahu
I,r.,rnrs Socks Stockings. Bcsons; &C, &c s
of which vii be sold ct sn ~ pronts' ama
81, a a.tire Guaranteed Of cest quality NO spe.
cisi list Of prices given but ift sens.Sse seop0
&c II Ilo1 Main, corner Eleventh gu cet.
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Rif|siltond 1ispattl1.
MONDAY OCTOBER %, ISL
The Terminus.

where will the Chesapeake anu 20 -,
railroad go! This is the greot gs so te
Richmond. And who would ,n wby Is
observe the apathy that pre'a ,',or ond su.
thisp WHY should there be ae eater with
,,;noness now? What is the III" ITO inst
Tho c;t,,s guardians? IS 'a' .r,yy
ttie .''' rr,sn to he thrown ava!
",s va .s J the people of Richmond 'na' INV
we ten W. and that there is 'nacuoh
per'oa Is Where there should be bold
ana '' an nromptness. Timidi'y never bu''s
= nic city-doubt and hesitation new,
achieyed anything great. Ihcsc TWO snou ..
IA partnership business at the cross-ro"os
w ,,ns buttons, tape, and barlow KNIVES.
.,,,ln :. not fit to enter the arena OIL great
deeds. .,;s yesk.
To-Day the company begin their survey
f,om Atlee's station down the pehihsu'a
to-wbere Well, it matters not. oul
duty is-without any consideration ou, s'
~ onr own local interests-to aioro tueni
every possible facility. II we 40 not We
should be condemned for a foolish anu
s,o,a communicated apathetic to take care
Of ourselves or to make great things OUT u
The finest opportunities ever ohereo "! .
kind Providence to a city population
Gentlemen of Richmond, we say solhc-
thing must be done, and that ut once. i'u
,,,,st move to-day. One weeks delay may
mt down your property TWENTY-FIVE per
cont. Talk about money! What Is Da" q
~ lion in comparison with the gam o.
MANY millions per annum for all t'me'
VINO hesitstes--who bubbles about money
,,owS
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SENATOR BLAIR COMPLIMENTS VIRGINIA.
In his speech at Montgomery, Ala, last
Friday night, Senator Blair, in advising bis
hearers to vote for moderate Republican
for President, said:
my fellow-citizens, the State of Viz
ginia has adopted this policy. That State
which furnished the illustrious statesmen
ana illustrious warriors who were the fore
most in the struggle for our independence ;
that State which gave to us long line OF
illustrious Presidents; that State which in
our unfortunate war, after guiding the
councils Of the nation for 80 many years,
furnished the heroes and statesmen of the
Southern Confederaey; that State which
not even Radical reconstruction could SUBJ
ject to scalawag or carpet-bagger; that
State which was cleft in twain by the Radi-
cal Congress TO add to their power by du-
rlicating its representatives In the Senate
in order to Cypress the South, and which
the wise sons OF Virginia have erected into
two fortresses for the defence of their coun-
try. Shall the Democracy of the South fail
TO follow The counsels OF the Old Do
minion"
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WASHINGTON.
REDEMPTION OF FRACTIONAL cURRES'

REDEMPTION OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
The Secretary of the Treasury PROPOSES ~
Trrasnrer Summer that hereafter when
more than half of a note CT mulliaCeu cur,
rnnrv ;s presented for redemption, the
whole note be redeemed, and that when,
ever The portion presented is less than hall
Inc original size OF the note, the whole nc
forfeited to the Government. General Spin.
ne nsr fayors this proposition if the halt or
more of a note presented he an entirety,
or. in other words, be not pieced with ffas,
ynent. of other notes. The Secretary has
also suggested that hereafter the Govern IN
meDt assume The expense attending the eX-
pressage of as small sums as SloO IN NUT Jul,
lated fractional currency. 10 decision mas
vet been reached Washington star.
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We now offer:

BLACK SILKS at 81 IS snd 81, would be cheap at
$c25 and $3.50;
RACK AJPACAS from @5c. to $3.50 per yard :
Co;,uEED kLPACAB from "5 10 SOC. per yslo
EMPRESS CLOTHS, In all colors, st rciy lp~
prices;
BLACK CaEPE DE rhKlS At Doc. per 'Sr''
would be cheap ut i5c 4;
RACK ard CDLOEEE VEbVETEENS al all
prices;
I;uIA TWILI.ED LONG CLOTH al o'c. worth
SOC. per yard;
CHECKED and TRIED NAIN6o0k at Is. 10
IS, 40, and 5oc.--vcr5 cheap;
SHIFTING CAMBRIA, full yard wide, at &c
worta Ssc.;
|HAIR.CoHD CAMBRIA at IS and Acc. worth 50
and Co.,.
EOMBAziNE, TAMlsE, BIARRlTZ, anu
BLACK DELAINES at astonishinSly-low
prices;
CHARLUTTESVILLE and other CLOTH", CAS-
sIaEREs, and TW EEDS In great variety:
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, two yards long,
al al worm fl,oo
Pure LINEN FR!NGED NAPKINS at eoc.worth
siper dozen, at il worth $3.50 per dozen:
IHCCKABACK TOWELS at $3.50, e., see'25, $3.50
up to 80 per coz ,n-all very cheap, and no mis-
take;
Handsome EMB2OInERED SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS a. 75c. worth $3.50;
Handsome EMBROIDERED CUFFS at IS, 80,
10, and SOC. q pair, worth double the money;
HSM,TlTChED nANDKEACaIEFS at a. par
dozen worth a.;
LINEN CAMBRIA HAEDKERCHIEFS at 75c.
per dozen worth 81:
HOEEY.C COMB BRIDAL QUILTS ct $40 worth
s2at sl.eo worth $3.50;
CALICO COMFORTABLEs at g. 5o-not the
price OF the calico aud batting 10 make them ;
WOOL BED-sPREADs. weighing five pounds, at
$3.50 worth $3.50;
| BED BLANKETS a. all prices;
A full assortment of WHITE and COLORED
FLANNELS;
UEDER.G GARMENTS for men, women, and chill
dren;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at soc.
per pound;
COITeN YARNS, all numbers from to 10, at
| &l.5O per bale OF five pounds;
A large stock OF HOODS, NUBIAa, SHAWLS,
and SONTAGS;
FURS IN great variety;
BR0CHE, PLAID, STRIPED, and MOURNING
SAAWLS;
LINSEYS at log, 20, 70. and aoc.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at2lc.:
| WAMGuTTA at 2Oc.;
| DhVCL uhe fAvorite brandy al lsc.;
ANDRosCOGGIN at lssc.;
BED-TICK firm 10 to s5c. per yard
All OF the above are guarantee d strictly first,
class goods, Notwithstanding the low prices al
which they are advertised. An examination Of
our stock viii prove advantageous to all pur.
chasers of DRY GOODS.
| LEVY BROTHERS,
| 1913 aud l2l5 Main street,
| Richmond, Va.
Orders Allied per expires. c. Or ocu
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Rep1stratiOn.

To-day the registrars open their 'S's 'oi
the purpose of registering the na :soS y
voters who have hitherto not reslSte'eu'
and the names of voters who, having fes.s-
tered elsewhere, have since removed "
richmond. If you belong to the nrst Oh
these classes Of voters, go at once and have
your name registered. If to the second,
procure a transfer as soon as possible, ana
Then have your name registered.
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Sgss1sLE CoHcLusroNs.-The Detroit Post
argues That wooden cornices ought to be
strictly prohibited In the business: portions
of cities, because they are especially dan-
gcrous. So ought roofs laid upon wood -.
is a COMPONENT part. And canvas awnings,
unless the canvas has been subjected 10
some some nrocess rendering it fire-proof. ought
IN hc prohibited. Cities that neglect these
s 90 C eyid e Mechanical precautions always
snfter the penalty for their folly sooner or
later. in either repeated smaller confaSra-
lions or one or two great ones.
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VIRGINIA pnsT-oEFICE AFFAIRS.

Tnomas J. Hobbs is appointed postmas-
ter al Hobbs's Ferry, Giles county, Va,
rice &. w. Hobbs, resigned.
The name and site ct Stone-llou>e Ho.
til post-otfice, Prince William county, Va,
Is changed to Sudley Springs, in the same
county, and Charles W. Thomas is appoint
ed postmaster, rice G. NJ. Starbuck, re-
signed.
A new rost-o1ficc is established at Hurt:
Store. Pittsyirania county, Va, with j. H.
Whitehead as postmaster, and ut ua!eys
burg, Lunenburg county, Va, with MRS
Bette l.. Ewlank postmaster. Charles II
Gurnto is appointed postmaster ct London
Bridge, Princess Anne county, Va, U'ct
n. j. Armstrong, resigned.
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SOMETHING NEW EVERY WEEK

&C II
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J. -1,.-. ,he other halfare .,gaeeo 10 .a tns
interior OF .ne Az . soon as they are through
sT ts that they relieve their tSs aes
At the front window While nonn Tine Of the
on the, paTt 1ss esa III, ,me
votes .;ntends the whole. The result oil TINS
saIpsnnement is that in two. or at most
s asr hours after the close of the polls the
whole work may be done:
The The Volks6latt thinks that something Ger.
t,,nIv ought to be done In order to simplify
the labor and to save time. The counting
Of votes as now carried on Is nuisance,
which should be abated by the introduce
tion of a more practical method.
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{ WILMA, GLASS, SlLVER-PLATED
- VAN, TABLE CUTLERY, ANDA GEN-
firS asSORIMhNr OF ROUSE FURNISR-
iNG 20 CDS- so3 MAIN sTXEkT.-E. CJH
kANf would resp =cttnIly Inform his friends and
ioi mer patrons aud the public generally th IT he
stree where he has To of .r for sale full supply
OF H1USE FURNt5HlNG GOODS, Include
CGina. Qufensware, S1ive--PI ted Ware, Glass,
wsre, Table Cutlery, Fancy Goods. &c just
opsLcd, AL assor tment OF seasonable goods, COM
prlsing In part Planished soup aud Oys er Tu-
T. Ell and Bror zed Fire Sets and Stands, Nursery
Fender, Plate w almers. Parlor Coal Vase AND
kleeman's celebrated German Students Lamp.
PAper-w ,res. &C 70 SIN
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s,rTu CAROLINA REFoRTS.

WAsulyGT,S, October 2o.-1ntclllscnce.
from York,ilIe, 5. c., is to the effect ihal
quite number of the prominent citizens
OF that section have left the county, oa'en'
Silly on business, but really to escape the
rcnaIties of the Iaw. Radical Senator
II ,ync, from Marion county, a'!udin$ TO
The Presidents proclamation, including
Morton county with others, says no
kuklux outragcs have been committed IN
tl,,,in
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w IMPORTANT NEWS!

We take pleasure in informing The public that
ara s,,a,, roma,n In the store we now occupy until
our rev store, which is being built at the cor
Nor or Main and Eleventh streets, Is completed
v.bsye now on hand The largest aud best as
sorted stock of
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
eve. of red By us, and arc receiving aao''iohS
nearly every day, orr senior partner being Ill Inc
market watching the chances lor Dars"lhs'
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@ LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE, pro-
nouaced by connoisseurs 1.-THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
ltimproves appetite and digestion, and 1t LIS I'M
rlyalled for ifs flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. Lea & Perrins to
prosecute all parties making or veudlng counter
feits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
au A-M&Wsm Agents, New York.
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JEFFREYs AND HIS MINIoNs.-In Novem.
Der the United States Circuit Court meets
at Charleston, when the trials of those now
in Jail at Spartanbure will commence. 1t
Is animated here thut several prominent
persons will now he arrested, including the
son of an Ex-Governor of the State. Unless
affairs improve in certain portions Of Mis-
slsSippi it is believed that the President vii
also declare martial law there.
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INITIATED CURRENCY.

Mr.. Boutwell, is understood to have taken
the matter into serious consideration win
a view to revision and modification oil the
rules for rcdccminQ United states clrrcn
cv, which it is believed will result i'll OK
Guiding muiiIated fractional currency alto
gether from tho present system, and mate,
rally lessen the objections raised against
the prevailing plan OF rcdecming mutllatcd
icgAl.tcnders likewise.
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M e. ETH NGS.

LEBANON 0DGE, U. d.. /. +. and 4. Nj.
BRETHREN: Attend stated COM & =
ID uuuication of your Ladg: at vet "
h AM Hall THIS tAfonday) EVENING Az "
6 o'cio' X.
Men I. rs of sister Lodges In the city and tran
sic nj Mssous in good standing are fra!ernaly In
By order of The " orshipfu, Master.
oc 23-lt% GEORGE Il. PAGE, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

Al the residence OF the brides father, near
White SULPHUR Springs, West Virginia, on Thur
dsv, i. n October, BY Rev. j. Is. Mul'aly, :. L.;
J FRANK DAMMANN, CT B.ltimo-e, anu
ALIEN b. CUWARDI&, daughter oil d. A. Co.
wardin, Esq. No cards.
In tho civ or Richmond at her fathers Iesi-
dence- on the 18th OF October. 1871, by the KY:
Hr. Charles Minnegerodc EaELINE 4. CRUMP
a N; ~ - "AfN IA 49, ~
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DIZZY G0s,Ds.
DIZZY GIODa. .->--.--
OREAT EXCITEMENT.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY G )oDs'
HARGAINsl BARGAIss!i
now to be hanan a. STREET.

al AT
o.,n we are receiving large shipmenS o.
ana deairshie Day GUUDe, sucn as ,, hIv at
found In arst-cla,s dry eeos n,eh we mention
few-yiz: ,ora at soc to 81 IS;
Riact Veiyeteens handsome 50 si,k; L,o CO w M
g. per He gogr gf Six and Xix Popns ali
c sGfsa es2emy GGihs saa
Tins nil g. iors very chesp; BlI AipsGre and
%, and Soc to st six warn; B"meskh, dns and
Black Merinos faeapsir f 1a s5 itiped
saS ri. hHa ooen sye, al PHI
iors Inc Of red s g5@y n i the
yelltwTirom s1c t up " cS,ored Ri nke:s. Com
sss and on than whpifaeGs hTneee
con Ci 10Th Tor Men and Hoss all grsdss Iron
CSC up Ter yard Gents and r 9oe less money
ladies' Under sses s9o wopis s
a' 4; ss worth re Rsrlin Gloves, all KINDS OF
Gloves cheap Furs Furs for Ladeiy ~ his city
Tome one, conc all, ond GO: bargains, a,~oo.
o'0 JULIUS SYCLE, dis Broao stleve;
on Saturday. Wv -
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HAs REaAKps sIMpLlry1na TEE COUNTING

HAs REGARDS SIMPLIFYING THE COUNTING
OF VoTEs.-The Holks6ldt refers to plan
proposed by Mr.. +. Wasscnich 10 simpil-
fy the counting of votes, but considers
IL still too complicated, and is Of opinion
that the system introduced in PENNSYLVANIA
would be the simplest. 1t consists of
double force Of judges and clerks, with
double ballot-boxes. These officers change
about nearly every hour. While the one
half are occupied at the outer window in
receiving votes and registering The names OF
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NEW GOODS !
NEW GOODS !!

Every steamer from Eew York brings us els.
CANT Saratoga Trunks at only $3.50 filed with the
handscmest and cheapest Dry Goods in the mar
ket-Renuua auction bargains. II you wish to
see tbs cheapest line Of Domestics, examine our
elegant Slea1had and Brown Cotton5 at 12lc,
worth i5c. everywhere also, our Cot'ons at 1oc;
2,"Oo yards Of Mourning and other P1iat5 just re-
ceived /; rome good prints for comforts at only e..
per yard. some ut &c. and some ut Ice. the hand
CONTEST al-wool Delaine5 at 4oc.. selling for SOC.
everyH hare Dress Sllks In all colors; handsome
Pl2lds at only l6st.; Back Alpicas all prices !;
Brown klp1cas--we never fail 10 sell our Alpa-
cas-, because we keep the best and cheapest. Char
l0ttcsvil'e and other Cajs!meres-we are selling n
handsome Cashmere for 5oc., suitable for CHI
dren Blue Beaver Goth tyeltcn nnish) 1T 81,
would be che7p at SO; Veivcteens In all colors {;
White Corded Velye.een, beautiful article !;
look es pecially ct oar Kid Gloves at 75c., ~, az
sI25; Lsdcs' best B ctish Hosiery at only 25c.
Gents best Brown Gloves st sc. Ladies' SILK
Gloves 1t 40c, and Li;le Thread Gloves at 25c.;
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS.
IT, 6
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NEW PATENTS.

Corn.plantcr: +. A. Ramsey and X. h.
Gross, Woodstock.
Manufacture of soluble phosphatcs for
fertilizers: Daniel W. Prescott, Edin-
Am
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INN now rcady 10 show 10 tie publ one of the
d.t an ttcss oS nay GOODS In the city, at price:
vhich wIl defy competition. such as
GROSS GRAIN SILK NJ Sl.s0
All c1lors WOUI. EMPRESS tLVIa ss eoc';
4 VARIETY OF PTAIDS AT 30, 35c.: and upwards;
a mil line Of FANCY and PLAIN-COLOhED
JAPANESE ROBES;
SIS X STRIPES at 7sc.:
= he brs. soc. BLACK ALPACA in the city
BLACK, GOLD-MIXED. GREEN. BROWN
and MAROON WATERPROOF SUlTIEGS
INFANT ROB IS at ~ and -,
and many other DESIRABLE GOODS.
ncl1s s. EI9sH, 81 Broad street,
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At the present term of the United States
Supreme Court an important case will be
decided, involving tae taxation OF profits
realized from the ale Of stocks purchased
prior TO the enactment OF the Internal re-
venue laws and disposed Of subsequent
thereto. rhe case eNcites general interest
IN revenue circles.
Mr. Charles OConor accepts the appoint
ment as associate counsel to the State Attor
ney-General in the prosecution of persons
concerned in the New York city and county
frauds.
A committee of Treasury clerks have
Just returned from California, where they
went to convey S3,00O,0O0 in United States
greenbacks for circulation on the Pacific
coast. They brought back about St O0O, O0C
i'll mutilaled currency and s., 900 in
coin.
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DIED.

ARD son OF Henry K. ana Caroline Bonn, aged
twJ years.
Kqiiimn.e Sun pi8l cory.
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EICHAcrp AND FETEasyURG l.. Z. Cox
RICHMOND Va. Aux. g. E1. }

RICHMOND VA, Aux. D. I'I'
TEHE tt: AIMS On TSIS RU8p
Z ru1 as ioiloeIs:
TIE mai trains leave R.ciEo5d ~ i:ls i. -
RAG gao Z. N; and leave Petersburg !. Los A. -
aud TO z. II. ~
Freight and kccomnoda,ion trains Leave E;c6'
mona at 3 A. I'd. and A4c r. NJ, and leave EsleTs-
burg 1t 10 A. IL. aud $50 2. IL.
The rs A. g. train VIII no. leave Richr GId On
SUNDAYS, and the T:2s 9, n. train VII nc. ltaTs
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers 70. Norfolk will take the $50 7. d.
dali train, and those FROM Norfolk viii connect
at Petersburg With the 10 =. ID. train.
Passengers from Clover Btil VIII lake the NV a.
q. train on Mondays, WcdEesGays, and F!dsisi
ard returning leave Richmond on The same 'i.is "
2:s0 Z. e.
Ti3a n, III trains VIII step ONLY 81 Chester.
The A. al. train will connect - sc s.
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi, ana Ohio faIi-
road for LyEch5urg daily.
SLENPlSG CABS on the 30 L. u. trslE, run
ming through 70 Wilmington. x. Z. RAoEi,
sui TicseI sni Frrigrt sprni.
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'rHH FAIR. $685.: o.
REFRESHMENTS FOR LADIES ~
ESTLFMEE.
rg'HE FAIR.
E I K L j. K, RESTAU TEUR,

S The privilege fthe grounds TO supply visitors
with teStorsures, so much needed under the fa-
tiSue ana excitement 0. tie sights aud action of
the gr ind occ aston.
he second story Of the superb pavilion will be
devoted TO refreshments for Ia dies and gentlemen
Widely separate from II Is the spacious caloon
for gentlemen alone.
The choicest viaEds will be served 70 O, der in
Guiding OYSTERS 10 every lyle. order and de-
c0rum preserved N Ill the Departments.
vary best LIQUORS.
Rates reasonable, and attention unremlttd d.
country aud city friends earnestly invited To his
t'oie. hanywill MT 20 away dissatisfied " !th.
out GOOD fare The Fair is failure ard Z=le.le is
determined 1t Shall not fail. Viva the Fair.
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BUsINEsS CHANCES.


MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.
DIG, DIG, DIG.
CAtH PAID FOR SA5SAF RkS kOOTE Il Nd
SJUMPS.
stjIeke7rers and othe:s en- the lire OF RAILROADS.
will I'm. It 10 their Interest TO buy aud ship 10 u.s.
For lur,k r infol IN stion, address
MR.. DEMoRTIE & CO.,
1904 Dock street.
oc 2l-d5. SwIs Richmond, va.
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me- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

@ BATCHELOR'S Fl AIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, aud instantaneous
no disappointment no ridiculous Lints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, 10 BOND STREET, my. tyll- cody
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE WILCOX & GIBBS.

THE WILCOX & GIBBS.
+ This arett southern Invention Is East superse-
diay the conpliczt, locI stitch and double cad
machines both IN Europe and America. Nearly
1900 lock stitch machines were exch ,nged In part
payment Tor the WILCOX < GIBBS iu one
year III New York city. One dealer there has
made oath that he alone received in exchange for
the Willie, & G b5s Machine zoo Wheeler II VII.
son, 400 ( gef 800 Grover Baker, 200 Howe, and
l,275 OF other makers.
To prove tie superiority Of our machine, we
will, on apple ton, ship to any responsible a..
dress, 10 te returae at our eZpen:e Ii IL does not
give entire satisfaction, achine fer
ONE MONTHS
Trial B1F1RE PURCHASE.
JAMES T.. \. GIBBS,
Ninth aud Bank streets.
oc 1871 Richmond Va.