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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH

OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
ANO EAST TO THE SOUTH AID
SOUTHWEST.
fhe ALABA MA AND CHATTANOOGA
nessee, 20 Merdan Mississippi, Is com pleted, al
forms With It's connections the
SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
from rortland, Boston, Rev York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Warrington, Richmond, Lynchburg,
and CHAT snoog2, To Meridian. Mobile, New Orr
leans, jackson, Vtcksburg, and all Southwestern
cities.
TIE rod bed Is in splendid condition and the
Puliman's Palace Day and Slceping-Ca are to
be run via this route from Lynchburg to Mobile
End New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the Alabama and Chatta-
ncoga railroad, aud secure the ouickes. Time aud
most comforts ~. ...-
The attention Of freight. h!ppcrs Is called TO
this route as offering the advantages OF speedy
transit between the Eorth and South, with rates
always IS low Us by any other route.
clark snip freight and procure bills Of lading
via the Alabama and Chattan1og. railroad.
VIM. KEARY,
General Freight xnd Ticket Agent,
Ghsttali OF IA, Tenn.
j. g. STANTON,
General superintendent,
1e 2-3In CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
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: .TcTToy sArEs.-ruture Bays.
Bv Grubbs & Williams
Auction GERS and Real Estate Agents.
z,ua-.z street between MSin and Bank streets.

BV 6fupUb o. "
lurttcr GERS and Real Estate Agents.
r,svez,.n street between Msin and Bank Streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF XALU IN
" ARLE sToREsH0IUE5TE INV E9T;W :, s EN- AN
a a chkY sFREETs At "A ne d6snosIs
pnrsusncs1 e c1.v Of Richmond Oh the 22d day OF
July i N he causes Of and SW 1ompRns as
Va. Nacfs-Iand &c ais, the undere1gneu IHSSSY
com rissioners named therein VIII. on ~ = M =
the 18th day Of August 1871 at % O'CLOCK e. mo
sell at public auction, upon the PREMISE The n SaIua
b bset TaREE-sToRY GRANITE Front sToR sE
me 81 on the east side of 18th strte, pe' storn
Main and Cary streets next 4dJoiIag .ns a s
orc,nied by r. WAlIersLein. The lot ironks @oo
IN feet and runs back $50 feet to an ailey.
This property is very desirable for commerciA
purposes. a., ros,due mo
q credit OF SIX, twelve, and eighteen montos, tns
purch,ser giving his negotiable notes, win
asst added for thu deferred paymeot5, ana tns I..s
to the propsity to ts retained till the whole p''r
chase money Is paid. -,n,- ..-. F.
CHAS. y. WILLIAMS.
Special Com'rs;
Gpunps o. WILLIAMS, Aucts. au
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PIANOS, ORGANS, dc.

piano FohrES AND MUSIC f q p
The subscribers are aHca.s for lHlths ~
ISG,s SUPERB rIaNO FoETSs. snd supply
them al ma nufac:urer's prices.
They have for sale several SsCoAp-hAAp
PIANO FoRTES.
MUSIC 70. the PIASp FORTE; superior
STRINGS for tie TlolIr and Guitar.
jycl "OohHot>E \ AttttN'
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner 18th and Bank streets.

GALE OF FRAMED TENEMENT on
TI1E NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET,
NKAR TO EUKER's PAkk, At A yet, - ,be
civ IF : richmond, pronounced on the 10th day OF
June. 1871. i'm the case OF Wilson, &C., Va. Gaul
e. shall IS special eommS 5S proceed q. 10
n:ciock p. NJ :, on FRIDAY, the An August, 1871
the Fah MaD DWELLING-HuUoEau aud LOT on
the north side of Leigh ST eet, nearly opposite %
Eukar's Park-30 by l-5 feet 10 an ai'ey 20 reel
wide adjoining the property OF Charles saeize
and Others. ,,s s.,,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses or court ana sue
and &c m the residue on Z credit OF ore, two. and
ihre. wears, for negotiable notes, Interest added
and title retained until all the purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered % tGe courL;
VIM. JOSIE Fl nEAkE,
tvo5 Special Comm issioner.
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ercI1NoND AND YORK hIyEE EAILHoAD,1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
RICHmoHD. VA, July IS, 1871. }
~uaNGE OF SCHEDULE.

HHANGE. oE cShCcChI'
In and after this date until further notice, there
w All bc only three boats n week Tor Baltimore.
TRAINS will run IS folloHs:
MAIL TRAM Will l:aVe Richmond for Yves
ing Tuesdays, THURSDAYS, aud Saturdays Will
pos or BL,tlmore.
BOATS leave Baltimore on Mondays. Wednes
DAYS ard Fridays, c1Lhecting a. West Point with
pssaeIger Train, which leaves West Point dails
except Sunday at n. NJ, arriving in Richmond
q FaEEGHT TRAIN, WITH pAssnHGER CAB
Alta CHED, will lie I'VE Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and !sat srd tvs, at I A. NJ. arrive at
West Point at 7.30 A. NJ. leaving West Point 1t
p. ~, arriving at Richmond at 40 L. n.
Persons going by this route get q good nights
rest on most comfortable boats, with tables unsur
passed by any, and arrive In Baltimore In time
| Tor Northern and Western trains
Fare from Richm ond 70 Baltimore, e5.
Through bills OF laG,ng given to all points
NCRT6 anc SOUTH. Freights received daily and
promptly forwarded.
ON and after SATURDAY, July 1st, BOUND
TRIP TICKETS TO WEST POINT on Mail
Train, good TO 70 down on Saturdays and return
on slOndays, a, $780,
PASSENGER RAIN will leave Richmond de-
pot on sunda. a. A. D.. returning, will les We
ii est Point 1T y. NJ arriving in Richmond ut 7
L. NJ, 1t IL round rip. In his way pc csOhs may
enjoy fine salt water bathing Ut west Point.
bzthiIg houses are fitted UP.
Good hotels ale open for the accommodation OF
guests at moderate rates.
VIZ. n. l;RkGG, Superintendent.
J. NJ. TURNER, Freight Agent.
j. l.. TAYLOR Ticket agent. y25
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROhD.--.n and after THURSDAY, June lst,
PASSEEGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSun-
days excepte1) as follows
$3.50 A. M.--MAlH TRAIN for The White Sui
phur Springs Connecting 81 GordonsYilie with the
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train FOR
Washington and North and LIS nchburg and South.
3:So p. NJ ACCOM- AODhTiOA TEAlN for
GordonSvDIle, except on Saturday, on rhtcs tay IL
leave, at p. II. This train conut Cts a. Coz IONS
vii with tue hight trains on the Orange. Alexan-
dria and MANASSAS railroad for LYGChBUhG
and WASHINGTON.
On and alter the 18th OF JUNE p ASSEN3ER
TRAIN will run daily except Sulday) between
Stanton and the White sulphur, rs follows:
Leave St6untnn At. A. n
Arrive NJ hite uiphur at.............l:s7P ?. u.
Leave White sulphur 1T 1888 L. ID
Arrive at Sraunton AZ. T. d.
Through Tickets, at lo~ rates, sold TO al points
northwest and Southwest.
Further inlormatisn may be obtained at the
company's offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
a. II. PERRY,
General SgperiLte Edent.
JAMES +: SE11iEALAED, Gen'l Ticket Agt
my u
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN ROA-
IL Nuke COU@TY.-As executors o! Chxrles
E. Oliver, deceased and by the authority or hi !
will. we viii on the 2oD DAY OF AUGUST. r7l,
offer for sale ut pub auction, upon me p.emiseS,
his lifetime This land is situated about three
miles from the Big Lick, in Roanoke county: ad-
Joining tn. lands of D. S. read, James Me-; Kent,
and others, containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIGHTY-ONE ACkkS, and is very valuable,
being we'll adapted to grass and all the grabs
grown In this climate. It Is OF easy access, WIN
good road to the Big Lick Depot of the Atlantic.
NJ lssissippi and Ohio railroad. The land VIII be
shown by either Of US.
The terms will be liberal and made known on
the day OF ssle 60 as 10 meet The views and wishes
Of those desiring IT, purchase.
MILAN WATTS Executors.
jy 2s-d&wtds
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DYV VIRTUE Of certain r tru Us u.s. on and
mace d ny i In Hnstpes Court and in order t.
e"s r cn SRr Ssa
auCsion, o,cIock M , the following properly con-
vsreS 10 us in said deed-vlz for a auoar
iso 'I paunds BONE BLACK: suitable i0f S"SA'
FsaefNy' IN maze Especially for hauling sugar
lI IL, N s sfFFfCE FrRxITURE,
10y OF C CfpPPER BTILEh: d.: &C. ~,
Large W. HsRvEYS & WILLIAMS
Trustees G. Y. holriss Co
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ssEsyAzjRAETG.
c>,a.,Aa AwI5 syAg1sss sRy.
FEW LAW, August lst.

NEW LAW, August lst.
RANDOLPH / ENGLISH have all the NEW
law ROuas. katthsws's Crimiusl Law, u;
HUMP on Bankruptcy. Ram on Legal Judgments,
Bisnup on Married Women, Elan iers on iusGr-
kuce. Leading Gases on Biils and Mole, Whsr-
ton on Indictments, Lawyers Docket &C., &c.
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1871
1877 |.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
9 II e i q -;iCn hociU, FRGDER1CK2.
kURG AID POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE 7, 1871
TROUGH TRAIES leave Depot, corner BYRD
and sth streets, Is follows:
The Day ?'kaiN daily at $40 A. NJ. Arrives
In Washington st 1915, Baltimore except on
Suntays) 81 2:!5. PhIia !elphIa at e:l5, and New
York at 1870 Z. M. TIM SANE DAY.
the NIGHT TRAIN daily except on Sundsys)
at 8:&& Z. ii.
The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at 2:l7
Pm.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
(Mondays exceptedi ar $3.50 A. Si.
The hCCUMMuDhT1OS TRAIN for Milford
leaves Br0ad-street Depot daily Sundays ex-
ceptedl III 4:3o Z. ID. Arrives In Richmond at $40
A. NJ.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 8 rs 4. IL.
ThH.. Uiih TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE TRICKS to all principal points North,
East, and West
Ccmpany's Offices, corner Broad and sth streets.
Ticke5 Office corner Byrd and sth streets.
). y. 5kS1RY,
General Ticket Agent
z. r. II. HYEa5 General Sap't. je7
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
ro-ner NJ Governor and Franklin streets.

17NExPIRED LEASE OF ENQUIRER
u BUILDING AT AUCTION in FIX DA I
I'm i.T The UNEXPIRtD LEASE for ID months 81
me buiIdIrg corner 18th and Franklinlatr eets re-
cent y occupied by the Enquirer newspaper
COOK & LAUGHTON,
on, Auclionetrs.
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.,.s-,AuCTxOH sALEs-This Day. ,,...e-
~-~~~-~~>--~---------~- --.>-o--~~ ...o.,s.a.ra
- Nv. Cook & Laugbtop, Auctlonee1a 4
~ r,-,,a- ~ Governor and franklin stree1.
I A TTRACTIvE SALE OF >
IA # g." FORFEITED rLEDGEs.
A. tho rsouest Of 8. A. Winstocf, we win sell on
TUssD& T. LIST OF AuspNtc - 1s stIast - be ~
O'Clock at bis loan onlif ali goods rcmsining
.w Tsedesnad on that morning. The goods consist
FFiE SM Is uA NV sRI9s. and AMERICAN WATCH
ES, in fine gold and silver cases;
EINEn G aiI pr GH wHaaKs. &C., &c.
wns ~ the watches are Of the very finest m akers
Very many are suitable for lsdiss' wear; Al ert-
cles win be gus ranteed as represented. DON'T neg
iec' to "''sh0 ''V COOK SoS & LAUGHToN, Aucts.
All persons having articles in my hands whose
time has a expired must redeem or renew thsm be-
i0re 'h' oA' 5 5. 4. WINsToCK, II 14sh street
between Maiu and FRANKLIN
In Of the large n %Hh Of l05 the
ne E. AZ 10 ''''''A' $. A. wINsTocK.
ITCH CONsTABLE's SALE.-I will
sell At Rp uSnst s sm a on oeioek at "a
ward OF the Buckneh ham Slate Company. rear the
ock-gates. the following property, levied on oy
woe Vor % OF Mrs. R. W. Robinson, trustee vs. Buck
ngham Slate Company
Lot oy RED SLATE,
One SLATE CUTTER,
* e. glitter 1istss Il H s4oss::
TERMS: Cash. .' p 4: W. RossN;
au1-n d.C. y. n.
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BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

r,RIISTEE9S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNiTUHF. BAR-FIXTURES, &C., AT
AIJCTION-On MONDAY, the 18th Inst. NJ 10
o. clock, will sell on The premises, NO. ISL haaln
rect, betws en- 23d and 3ith streets,
IL HANDs ONE ENGkAVlNGS,
lSHWING MACHINE,
BgDsTEADS,
BEDDING,
CouKING STOVE, &C.
ALSO.
The BAR-FiX URES,
DECANTARS
LOOKING GLASSES,
TUMBI,ERS,
CROCK&RY, Co.,. o,
COOK & LAUGHToN, Aucts. a0
nv Thomas W. Reese, Anctloneer'
No. 1917 Main street.
ENTEEL HOU S E q Q l. ID AM u
nITruEE FURHlTURE FOR sALE = i
-, .,rioS viii sell on fSlDA1 hlOhNINtSy:s
n.u., An ut 10 O'Clock, at the residence, ~: %
Mh street between Clay ana Leigh 'ne "'NN
TIIKY. consisting or
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
TTAGERF, TABLES,
CARPETS, W = RDROBES,
NEuSTFADS-
REDS, MATTRESSES,
WASHSTAfD5,
SIUrBOARD,.
GINA and GLASSWARE,
Cu0KIEG-STOVF and UTENSILS,
kIT,iIIEN FURNITUKE, &C.
aua THDs. W. KGESEE, Auct.
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A SMALL TRACT OF FIFTI-FOOH
~ NOVER COUNTY, EIGHT MILES
North EAST Of ,1 RIC C1I NSRP1b HsaT WE
pr uruIfNNnpEn AND SEYENTY.FIyE CORDS OF
WOOD. FOB SALE AT AUCTIOE;-hmt N tne sr re- :
quest OF Mr. Matthias AtmsysTf1 sf, the 81 Of
auenst 1s1i. at O'Clock p. NJ, his TEASI a. ~ ~
located as soove sd9i atbess .ne bout I'VE
@ GO c,a rcd on which there Is com or
log The w2od 1nd IT s rs she are
rage ~ S7t cords Of seasoned wood already cor1eu
The land 9ne I'm pe Ga' Cent
at one and two years: p gasd 'en p
est, secured by 3 'ruS' ". 6ODDIN. Auct.
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W n A r ID l. l N E.

5lUN ARD LINE. ~S1
The; British ard North American Royal ia
steamships between New York aud Liverpool
calling - Cork harbsr.
RATES EF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carry Ing steer
age: 49,
First Cabin. $50 gold Second Cabin. $50. go3
First Cabin to Paris. god
i'e ~ iho f,ss1av and SstniTjay steamers: s'
First Caoin. $780, gold Storage $50, currencI,
hstnrn .; and aeia
and ali par.s Of s,urOpe, a. lowest rates.
Through bills OF lading from Virginia TO Liz
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Hsvre, Antwerp, a..
other ports on the Continent ard for Metiiterr.
ranean ports will be Issued BY the VIRGINIA
and FOEhIGN THROUGH LINE, thu havl7!
N ade tie necessary arrsngements with the o.
Dominion steamship Company 70 New 70. k, 81:
18Th the Gun ri Llue .h1nce TO Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C., spp!s 10 the Agents OF tie OK
0'"'lAl0 CHhS. G. FRANCKLYN,
General Agnt CunSId Line
j. ID. KELLEY, Ja., General As't Va. add For
al uvh
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pTFA 81 r. So.

/
IHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-S@
- FOR nonFuLK, JAMES and 49,
CHIC MIEY RIVERS On ana a..e
TUESDAY, July 18th, the fast and elegant side
wheel steamer PALisApE,, Captain CHARLIE
NELSON, Will leave her wharf uhe Powhsta:
Steamboat Company's shed) at Rockets at sa
A. 81. for Norfolk on TU. sDhYS snd STATUE.
DAYS. Returning will leave Norfolk on W. i
NESpAYS end MO DAYS at 30 A. NJ. touc1
Ing ct Kings M.l and Grove Wharf and al regt.
Lar landings, going aud returning.
Will leave her wharf at Rockets for Rinn's. q:
Chlckahomiuy, THURSDAYS At $50 A. d., COT.
necIlng ut City Point with the O'Clock train fro:
Petersburg touching at al the regular landings O:
James river down 10 DElard's Wharf. anu
regular landings on Chickahomtny. feturuin
will leave Btnn's on FRIDAYS at sac o'ciou
T.. Nj.
Freight received at all hours for Norfolk sn!
way landings on James river. Freight for Chick
homny received only on Wednesdays.
Ali freight for wsy Landings nuat be prepaid.
Fare to Norfolk, 81.
Excursion tickets 70 Norfolk and return. "a.
For further particulars, apply TO Captain Q:
board, or TO GEO. L. CURHlE Agent
ty13 At CURRIr & Co.'s, cor. 18th and Carv at.
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FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS. RIVER & .Co
PECIAL NOTICE TOSH-1.!r--d
SHIP RS.-Freight
Lvnchburg and the Southwest rece4Yec III,
office and forwarded by canal without detention.
All freight coming from Lynchburg and he." QUO
TO Richmond and points North viii be pr nlp,i!
at IIynch5urg. (. DILLON, Agent
INV l2-3m 1904 Dock street.
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FURNITURE, &c.



ANCIS THO AS, a..
Il FRENCH BrOTAND SHuE MAKER, ~
~. lirosd street, IN rear OF IL. Rosenheim's
Clothing Store,
RICHM0 NJ, VA.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
supply "f hkW FkENCH CALES 81 Ir
lust received. jS 90"
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sHfTpPIH8.

o@o@~~~~~~~~~~>~~->~~~- -
.EOR NEW YORK. - Virginia GNA
sssr sss. .9na,1e sn' WILLIAM I'LL ~
PAfKER, viii leave her wharf st Roczets N
FGdDAY Aug n a. esi1 Sor nartora xor
w!ch, stonfDgton, FAIL river, aud Boston from
% Frsicht received mp to the hour Of sailing.
Close Connections and through bills lading given
70 all southern, Eastern, and western places also,
" F EIss as: meals and sta.e.roonns, extra.
f0'''s" 3. j: BtRR. President.
WARRINGTON CO., Agents, Pier IL North y iyer,
New Yoyk. su "a,
NOR NEW yORK.-The Old &TSe
I dominion Steamship Co.'S ele-sssxss &c., :
1sn. stae-wheei steamship ISAAC BILL Isp.
tain PLAKEMAN, win sail ON FEIDaY, August
at O'Clock r NJ Frs1gns .snea and an xona.
.,rdsS Nth dispatch to all poiDts-north sou!t,
aaat. and west. Close connections mace With CT.
ni,d line for esssn pdasitis unsurpassed
Fare. siS; Storage, 20; roand-srtp tickets, W.,
60. JOHN " Y. wS se7e1so as s21s.,.
TOR PHILADELPHIA.-sl@,
y EEVWE!ssahN, Captain HOLMES. VIII src.iE;
frcteIt for the above port tn THURSDAY, d.
ad Inst, at IL O'Clock.
q N l.
and New orleans, at moderate rates.
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals and
stste room, %. W. P. PORTER Agent.
au22t No. 2i2s Dock street.
| JAMES Observation-Disclosures,
| y COMPAEY.-F0RS NEW YORK, tsassss2ssss&
BY LAND AND WATER.-Sew and pOplI.i
arst.class route to New York via James river and
| Cheoapeake bay TO baltimore, and non thence by
rail 20 Philadelphia and New York.
Fare to New York. 4H 50
| Phtladelphia. SO
BalLlmoFe.. ......'...-....... "a
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and re-
1 !"
| Tickets sold and baggage checked hrou2h a,
CARRIER Il Co.'s Express, No. $40 Main street, and
| on board steamer John Sylvester.
| The above Varied route cOmmends itself esr..
cially 10 tourists snd peasnre-seekers, en- sblln,
them to view DUTCH GAP and other points q
Interest on JAMES RIV GR BY DAYLIGHT. ~
| T.. b. TATUM, Gcn'l Agent
| James Eiyer Steamboat Company.
Office, 9Th and Main streets and At RocEett3,
| nv ls-2rr
FREIGHT OFFICE or JAS. RIVER k.Co
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THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing q sketch OF the city; notices OF all the
principal places OF interest and historic note; =
directory OF the churches, chactable institutions,
End secret benevolent orders, and much other
yslu4 BILE information to the citizen or tourist.
The work IS embeiiished with an engraved title
psse Al accurate map, and fine views ofthe Can
itoi, Washington Monument LIBBY Prison, aud
81. Johns Church.
Price, FIFTY CENTS Liberal discounts to the
trade.
THE ATTENTION OF BOOKSELLERs In
RICHMOND AND OF News AND BOOK
AGEL,Ts ON RAILROAD Ard STEAMBOAT
LINES IS PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
arnIS Il JOK.
BENJAMIN BATES,
No. zoos Main street. Richmond, Va.
DH bookseller and Publisher.
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Fl Ell M B o L DIS

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II "A w H A ~ -
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. 0 w X + A d \ !

ONE FTHE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS OF
THE SEASON!
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EvERYwl tERE.
9eE0@l y
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BY W. aoddin.
Auctionear and Real Estate Agent
Corner of Eleventh end Bank streets.

GnuBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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All nersons having articles in my hands whose
time has expired must redeem or renew them be-
ior' ~" Wy s. A. WINsTOCK, II 14th street.
-.a ...- between Maiu and Franklin
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EVENING STAR.
The Wholesale Robbery arSs Forgery
- the IaIaIhanN l,iux.

-.
The JOINT investigating committee Of aader-
men, sTf-rrV and citizens met in y w York
Yesterday at O'Clock. and the citizens sub
united Tr.orts which they have been preparing
tcr two Elr'5iths past. The TribBn- says the W.
= 9r1S establish beyond anv rp1~Onable doubt
~evera' most damnip.. facts They show that
the city debt is practically 50 n0a, 9OO; that no.
merely Extravaganza bnr fraud AMI pecuiat on
OF te gTossest character have been practical in
-evefal depar ,fnents, with the knowledge Of
their bead: that the debt has been doubled
every two years since 1s6o; that the MAJOR Is
responsible for the continuation OF the wholesale
robbery Of the city; that IL costs nearly a. mu n
f>0fr0.C.0 YEAR, % ran the government %
this city - to adm eT that of the whole
ration. that while - 22l .So5.t2 were paid for
armory repairs. &c. the actual expenditure was
40; more than S3n2, iC3. in other words. the ring
stole OF rl.JGTy accounts alone 5000 ,f12.62;
that immense sums have been paid for services
unpeTiOrmed To men Unknown in the offices
from which they drew H. ir salaries; that the
Schuyler frauds, by which the bills Of one con-
tractor were raised from SIS .O00 tn Sis3. 100
Wcre committed through the cOnnivance Of VIM.
NJ. Tweed.
The T.Iass says: II is proved beyond all pos
-,hiilty OF doubt that the money represents q in
he Wsrrar - did NOS 90 to the persons in whose
favor they were nommallv f-awQ. For instance.
Won cannot even find j A. Smith, who II down
tor S.si..Io-s1; or X. j. HeUnCSSy. who is sup
POSED to have received So. 4SS u; or T. G. CASH
man. in whose name warrants Tor S6f,GJ0-49
were male out. gain. Mr.. DOnnarunma, for
whom warrants were drawn for Sf6.4l2 50 in one
month. has sworn before the Internal Revenue
Assessor OF the Third District that he "knew
nothing at all about these sUms'-that he did
not Sign the warrants, and never received the
money. A>seSSOr-.'If I understand YOU. YOU
claim that the signatures T. these warrants or
vouchers are fOrgeries?r ssNr. Donnarumma-
Call them what you like. They are not mine;
never signed them" Again, Dir. John HI.
keySer saws that among the warrants purpOrt-
ing to have been to him for county work alone.
there are upwards of SSeO.nG0 which never
received or saw. and the Inducements on which.
IN my name. are clear and unmistak&ble for
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fEAMPIJT. ON the morning 0f the 9th. ANNIE,
yOunge Z child Of VIM. II. and Amanda Clampitt
zed II months and days
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral iron No. 22O7 street, Wednesday, at 10
clock
HUTTON. On MONDAY afternoon, Of heart dis
Col. Jacob Deems. Of Baltimore. aged u years.
90 attend bis funeral at his late residence, street
near 9th :. W, "wednesday. at 2 D. m.
baltimore sun please copy.
NEALE. On the morning Of the 9th Instant,
AGNES. the youngest child of BE. amin J. and Mary
II Nesle, ag, d years ana months.
SPEiSSER. On the evening of the 9TH instant
BARBRA ELLEN SPEIS -Ek. daughter of john
aud Mary j.. speissfr. aged years.
The friends Of the family inv tied 10 attend the
funeral frC m her parents residence, Nth stree.
tetween ii and streets, Navy Yard. ON Wednes-
Gay a. 3 o clock 2.
WHITE. ON the morning Of the lIth, CATHA-
RlNE e. WHITE, aged - years.
Hauv mouths. frnIn day 10 DAY,
She suffered in the clay.
Death M mercy came 10 snIite h-r,
An angel pure sent
fvr that spirit 80 content.
Addiction purified aud made her soul more brighter.
FrierI- of 'be f,n'Iy are invited to aitrnd the
funeral from 1885 strert, between 18th and 10 h
streets. At D. m. "wednesday.
YOUNG. Atfhe LDuiss Home. on Monday evening,
October n. ISL, ANN Young.
Thr time Of the funeral viii be Announced in the
morning newspapers tomorrow