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From the sweet thalyheatc.
.nrLc spnu.lL.llrL. OF The kichMnul nisnalcl


SWEET CHALYBEATE SrRlNGS,)
ALLEGnANY COUNTY, VA, August Sd.
Having been >oiourning at these beautiful
Springs. situated nine miles from Allegheny
station, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, | can,
with safety, recommend them TO ali in search
# health OF pleasure. Tie pnol-batllimg is
superb. and the table beautifully supplied.
The superintendent, Major Wilson, and Mr.
Mr.. +. |. Wilkinson, clerk, do all in their
power to COllducc to the comfort and rri 10y
mrnt of their guests and if they are cNrcl-
ed hv auytIiu" it Is only by the mountain
mutton they supply lis with.
The first dress bail of the season came off
on Thursday night the lst instant, and was IL
brilliant affair, everything passing off to the
entire satisfaction OF al! present, the dancing
being Kept up to Il late hour. Baltimore and
Richmond were largely represented by some
OF their most beautiful daughters, while the
sunny South had no reason 10 bcaSlElmed of
lis fair Representatives. Amongst those from
Richmond whom we noticed We're the charm
in@ Mrs. General T.. who wore Il long train
Of black satin trimmed With real lace
ornaments OF coral and white iapouicaS :;
the graceful and accomplished Miss NJ
b. b., who appeared in sky-bluc silk
with Honton lace diamonds.
Miss L--y,a queenly brunette, wore Il laven-
der MORE antique, with point lace overSkirt
and acknowledgements. Miss NJ. L-y, Il
beautiful blonde, wore q green t;u.lelan-or-
naments OF cmerlds and 'diamonds.-very
handsomely dressed. Miss ID. wore white
tarleGan, black velvet trimmings-pearls.
Mrs. J--nS. lately one of Richmond'S greatest
bellies, wore green silk trimmed with point
lacc-diamunds. Mrs. Sd, of Savannah,
wore purple silk with White lace. Mrs. III.
Sd. also of Savannah, wore Il green silk
trimmed with white and black relrct-orna-
ments of diamonds.
Amongst Baltlmorc,S fair representatives
noticed Mrs. Tt, handsomely attired in
IN elegant black silk diamonds Miss Mel,
who wore Il pink silk trimmed with ducleSSe
llce--oruament Of diamonds-nla gniiicently
dressed; Miss D-n, u lovely blonde, wore
white muSliu-d diamonds Miss Mel, attired
in white muSlin--emeralds; Miss NJ,
yellow t;rIetan, ornaments of rubies-an
attractive brunette; Mrs. M--g appeared
in pink silk-pearls Miss M-g, beautiful
blonde, checelure m0gn!fque, white muslin,
blue acknowledgements. There were many
Others whom noticed, but was unable TO
their names.
| understand there will be another dress
ball ere long, and rs there are few Opportr-
mites TO see so much loyclineSs assembled i
advise Young lnen otherwise engaged not to
attend.
Politics are decidedly too one-sidcd here
every one for Greeley and Brown. And the
good news from the Old Tar State would
have been much more enjoyed il we could
have seen ail.oecRsional long>ylsaged Radical
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STRANGE AND FATNL HALLUcNATloH.--A
resident of York co,hnty, Pa, who was the
posse>sor of comYetenct sufficient to sup
port himself and talNily during their natural
lives, became possesS9d OF the idea that they
were all coming to want and wsuld die of
starvation. This haIlufination took such firm
hold upon bis mind THAT no pef<uasions on
the part of his friends &ere sufficient to di-
vest him of it. Da. after May it grew stronger
for years. His greatest al ixiety seemed to be
for his family, and he determined, lin order
to save them, he wouldS be compelled to
starve himself This he cafVied into execrI-
tion, and recently became II Victim of this all.
absorbing and fatal Illusion lof his life, and
death occurred from actual star vation, voun-
tarily and pelsistently imposed upon himself
For several days he refused al Sustenance,
and although efforts were lna)dc to force food
into his mouth, his strcngtl9 commenced to
decline, and soon after he tHied ina starving
condition. Lis dying worlds II few minutes
starye.'
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CUEN AID FLOUR EXCHANIE.i
RICHMOND. VA. August 1870. !

CUEE AID FLOUR EXtHANGE,i
kiruMUSp. VA. Angus, l!1'-
tFFtRl Nt:~
WMEAT.-WEtc c..7f bushels. Red. >.O3s bushels.
CDnN.-Wh5,. IL Il itIs:cis. yellow. rs bushels.
Mi Ike Il. Gjr bushels.
DArS.-->u. bushels.
ltYE.-5> bushels.
SALES.
WuEAr.-Wtc, ~ bushels Lrimcat Sl.T2: loo
lwSll,l, good at Sl3: g52 Bushels ser! good III
~ 7a laa2 bushels prime ii 500 100 Gu>:'l, very
good at Sl.7s - 'hi~hcis very good 1T :l.'I; 3:t
bushels good III 81 Gj i3 hr.>!"!s filr ~ ST. .: i,2st
tu,hcs very Cu. at private terms: III bushels very
good at S;..GS: l9i bushels prime AT , .'3 l'c 3c'
Iash> very good nj 81 20 III bushels very GnoI -
At Sisa: l.,y hlr~i"l> good ut siG': 22o bushels
common 1T $40: 300 l'i,Hhcl, very gond III pritHc
ttr.IS llu bushels very good Al Sl."s: 10 DliSDrls
priIr m II. ~: - In .liti. common nj 81 ..
COIN hiic - bushels prime at S1r; 40 Disli-
els VERY good III Tjr.: bushels fair al re. lrii't"
H. tn,silt!s common ut ;0c MiAcl, . bushels prime
al
U,TS.-.la bushels nj private terms; lj' bushels
at So: III bushels very good III Sic!
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An OH ORANGE TREE.-1he largest and
oldest orange tree in Louisiana is on the Pen
niSton plantation. on the Bayou Bout, Which
place now belongs to Mr.. Delleky. It WAS
planted more than forty years ago on the
ground above overflow. 1t mel>Lrc> six feet
three inches in circumference. is Sill stron"
and yigol Gus, and now has on it bct,Reen three
aud four thousand oranges. So says Tie New
Iberia Sugdr-PidNter.
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VALUABLE AND INGENIOUS INvENT!OS.--Thc
honor of inyrniin- and thoroughly utilizing
Il low-watrr indicator for Use in the boilers
Of >tcan-cngincs has been reserved for Nor
folk and Norfolk man. Mr. William Brooke.
Tie Indicator utterly prccludcS the posi-
hiltv of water in the boiler getting too
low. therefore preventing explosions and all
such casualties 4 patent has been secured,
and the invention will shortly be put on the
market. Mr.. Er' ok" is natural genius and
bis Invention, founded is it is on high >ricn-
tifc principles, reflects great credit upon
him. Norfolk JOrrHGI
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q, ~ III BRANCH RAILROAD Colonel Robert
""l'r, president OF the above company,
Furnishes a card in the Rompcy IntcHigeacer
III winch he says that his company has at last
'"'"l'idrd with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
''" >'irli contract Is will c,abic the COM
i.'h{ /" pr"tcc! III once in The construction
VI The south Branch railroad from point
",I' hfrrn spring run 10 Romncy. Sub
''P'tuii> III aid Of the work arc asked from
''oide OF townships. The amount thus TO
- i'',Zed Is expected, with the assistance
y" t"r Baltimore and Ohio Company, to FUR
''>H ample tuGds for lhr acrk.
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THE TENOR MARIo.--There il some pros
pect of visit in the coming ElA from Mario.
ssseral American~hmnas rrs ssare striving to
secure the services of the greatest tenor of
the age, and one offer, Involving an outlay of
S3o.oo0 for fifty concerts. is likely to be ac-
cepted by Mario, who( is anxious TO assure
himself, dc elsa, of the growth of the colll-
try since lie visited it,
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Destructive FiREs.-HurriSbtrg August
Tile machine shop OF the Harrisburg
Company's new eur works. which have Just
been rebuilt was buried last night. Loss.
$4,000: insurance. $1,000. Four tircmcn.
named kphler, johnson, MaIoney, and Me-
.Aerr, were badly hurt hy the falling of the
building.
Ph2l0delphjd, August 4.-lIcnry SimonS'S
wagon factory, corner of Second and Hunt
in%don streets. WAS burned to-day. Loss,
$4,000: insured.
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IMrRovEp ICCONoTIyES.-The arrived in

IMPROVED LCC0NoTlyES.-Therea arrived in
this city Yesterday two new ana strangely
constructed locomotives fer "rr~lllatin1
Uses on the Pitt>hurghand Ionncl>yillc laiI
road. Their singular appearance and rcrl :
liariiy of build attracted general attention.
particularly with railroad men. The eli
sincs ale built exclusively for " regulating -
purposes, and are 81 constructed that Il
bumper is placed upon each end. The
"tcnl"rH is done AWAY with. and water is
carried in tank built over The boiler. and
the tircman'> inot-hoard is 50 made as To hold
Il sufficient quantity of coal to l;iSt rs fuel for
| several hours. They are very powerful, and
are heavily built, and in I'LL respects seem
well adapted for the Use designed. One of
these engines, we learn, is for Use at Con-
nellSvillr; the other, we suppose, for this
point or Pittsburgh Cumberland Neus.
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\ BUFFALO RlDE.--From Il letter written
TO gent c1nan in this county hy 0lir Of the
Lancaster coloni>tS at CShoriie City, Kansas.
we learn that Mir. Daniel City, formerly OF
Heading and now one CT the coloni>t~l, had
IN exciting buffalo chase recently. He
wounded the animal with his pistol and the
infatuated brute event for him Flight
WAS impossible. 30 MI. otto seized i!i" lon-
!lllr on the >holll,ier Of th" l'tlilln amt
N IN tai lin While seated on tie animal,
lack !sc reloaded H., pistol and i,nt tr lead
right in H." back part Of the lIrnt shoulder.
This brought the buffalo to his knees and
scut Otto wiIirling about ten feet over hi
head. Gathering h!m%clf UP he looked
Sround and there s;.t the buffalo OH his Knees
6 Yin. at him with no friendly luok; but one
more load finished him. The exploit l. rc-
gardcd as quite remarkable by the Settlers
Lancaster (Pd.) Da'iy Express.
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" AEHENT0N JUNCTION, Wat
August sd, 49,. I

r. thc EH;oSscf Re Hjcju"o"d Dispatch:
\ meeting al Conservative voters WAS held
to-day III taiIcit'> station 10 nominate dele
@itr> Irinc>cut this township Cedar Rum
III The Alexandria Congressional Convention.
Or. =. Sh'nr'tc, delegate, and \. L. Forbes,
ESD, alternate,
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MURDER OF A CoLoRED SPEAKER.-W. ]
Vessels, 4 highly respected colored man, an"
al able political speaker, was shot and Kill d
while addressing 4 Republican meeting 1T
Ncwtowu, Essex county. Virginia. on the
10th ultino.. a ruilian who was standing in
the crowd deliberately fired three shots Fl ON
IL revolver, and Mr.. Vessels fell dead OF the
pat orm. We have not heard that any arrests
were made Baltimore .imoy3cdn:
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SAD Acc:DENT.-There was Il sad accident
in the Bellevue neishborlood of Bedford
county on Tuesday last, which resulted in
the death of !; most promising and interest
ing boy, young Galloway, the eldest son Of
her former marriage of Mrs. J. W. Harris.
He had been to st. Stephens church that
day. and Soon'attcr returning home lie 'ln-
dertook to drive wagon out 10 the wheat
Hc'd. when the horses bCrau!c alarmed, ran
OF, and he was thrown out, the wheel: plsS-
Ing over his breast, crushing one lung and
iniuring the other. He fingered in great
suffering until Thursday, when death cnSimd.
His funeral was preached by the Rev. DR..
Thompson on Friday. The deceased was Il
general tavoritc, and his untmcly death has
thrown a gluom over the neighborhood.-
Lynchboug FIrginjdn.
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Discovery or New pLAHErs.-C bC0. n.
y. August 4.-Dr. Peters, of Hamilton Col
legc, reports the discovery on the night of
July 31St of two new planets belonging to
the asteroids.
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aN..ctciI from g.i!.--Eitc Siors ola Nor
i:.n:, and sfIs EiGhtr"B wives.

\ ,rrr,> Imnh,Ei of the Cincinnati 'pT
.........'. who J.. travelling through Arizona,
WIG. lr'm = lrrrN-ua ,trI'> cabin ul,dci
.iD',u' ~" II Instant:
~. tim. iI.,, rI--,i pi';rolutlv 'n""GiI
attii'.. .tiHm iur TIC IHri two days. and tc"':
T. .iwvI u'ui,ui il ny h":~.' W.t~ ~ rood
:. t,u' VT. h"l'" i. Il thorough frontier
u.nl'n. Hud iutHn, in. ihaI 'titr OIL :rlIt
ma hH& -. hn"rA WiNc-. IWu .,it liin, 'n'
Hrln - iim' states AMI nnmtil"r ln M"utTna.
siI nnn Mexican rot up such Il holtc,E
%" ,il'idrd his property among them tl"t
We're living, amt only regarded her ana
iarhr. the "l"Hl III" rancho toward halah.
Dld urui iI1d bad iillY.iW" children. most :"
rn living; hai been through New MrNiru
4uui aIl That country with the Mormon l"lt-
l'iun. and beet been Il hr man III HE
hulrh ht,i was now here on mission. tend
Ia- I" III. i'rry. The N"rmolI> will establish
90 nu,- ii,rl h"r,. and Il good road, Is The,
ju',iId ~ settle all th" good country on the
ether ~l,Ir. and are NOW settling Iuto Arizona
g., mt ~ TREY can. VIII settle Potato Valley
n,,t, then down in the White and san Fran
'l,'r' Maintains, Ne.
Her own history WAS both >;.d and inter
r,iug. >lr'W;l> born III Brighton, England.
iHd i,drrI ~ OimlHn. Her folks were we'll
tp-'tn En@l!>h, %ld >;gnS of early education
1uj refinement Showed plainly through L
urUgu coat itc 81 Il l.'ii,icr ana Mormon iiic
She had cInl'.lcrd NOIGluui>m at the age II
1Wrus, ;,Id r;t,rr -. enc" t" lttalt--nnW sin
'r'u wars a@o--iu ihc first iau,i-,9Irt con-
tuof. Th"y got through with little Slltlrl-
~. II WAS the company after that that Slli-
t}"d -. She had gone in second To
MINOR l"yl" 10y express request Of brigham
N"ItnG. They had pioneered all the nrw
towns south. HID : fine place in HARMONY.
G". sold il FIR : .Utu Wi!ru ordered here on
mission. Was living here in the extreme
Il hardship, aid !.rr folks hcg"in" E"r to
u'ln" /" them. And NOW, at the end OF all
tA.'r sacrifices, growing >cvpticism WAS
evident in her talk. II WAS plain timt She
%Itbtrd seriously whether all this had not
been Nain--W"i>c tran useless. She firmly
hll'.Nrd i'll poIygany, Size said, when she
rItar q @irl from England. but not now
iA'T" WAS 81 much in ii that could not bc
lr.'h Gud.
hat must be The agony of a colScicn.
l!'l> SOIL which has endured and suffered
everything for Il ti,iih--a lifetime of sacrifice
Tor III ldr;!-Whcu convinced at la,, tt:.,t the
N't ! Il snare. the faith Il dclll>ion. What
"a result hat the hllckcst SccrtiriSm and
u''"r disbelief III The existence of true To-
"-"a on earth. OF all losses. property.
H"h'r, friends, opportunities, what one
H3N'>. the utter mental hlackncSS and void,
"rrnmpirlc despair and irrcparahlc loss OF
u" drN"'cc who has lost his God. What
"'"'cr that rccll>ant MorlnonS are the
Worst Inild"I> in the world. utterly unar-
It"r'nhIr on the subject OF religion -
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A Terre Haute gentleman has invented 4
scalping- mschine, and will soon start for the
plains to sell territorial rights.
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N"'LL ANp DARING ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY
Ii, 'hiN.-- th'cGgo, August 2.-ThurStl,y
al"l. '"ll Two EdicS residing in the West
Dyi>io. drew five thousand dollars from the
tank ana TOOK IN omnibus for home. They
"rrr follow ed by two thieves OF an original
@d inventive itlrn ur mind. aud when the
lshr> all-htcd I,"n the omnibus the thieves
'toH too. one of them stepped up to the
lady hlym" tl,s moncE and >uavely remarked,
" H." PARDON :Datau,. but your dress is on
bf.. Tie i5i>c7'l- had actually fired her
Dies Tor The prlrp,1.t. of Robin" her; but the
'"d-r did not woit. the lady having. sufii-
''Hl il"-rnr" OF mliutf 10 clin% t" her money
&Hi call for assistance. \ crowd collected,
ava 'hc r"gu'S lett. IlG WcNcr, her house
was entered Last night and the money stolen.
u" uf>' attempt, though une iicccSslu, Is be-
i''ri I" have been entirely unique, reflect
,,"' NOR" credit upon the th"i 5 ingenuity
'''l hi' m"iGt>.-Sperioi telegram TO- lie
'"''"hat fomptC,riui.
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RESTAURANTS.

ryETELLE, No. iso4 Main street, = iullys'
II fo,.Ited ,i.ainst summers hea.. GTnr,
1vh,1 ,,th one enpedient and another 67ssa 49,
vii 20 hard II he doesn't keep his e,,s- EsaSsa
toners and friends cool and coiaiort-
.h Iei tine sun,,lcr god rage NE er 20 befcs,is
His aitJfR has the best products OF Inc s'sp;it
from the tropics TO the hikes. which are served IN
fine BEs>'F SI'YEEDF NJ !, i, Z. -. J,
sunerior EauorS-un IN This ciis, WIN
these and fces aud cooling mieili 6iterS
fnel, can't keep ecei tiien HE @etiHst putss ~
yha,kiai for p,i fasnrs. he feBess his
to the public. and prouiiscs SOLE ia
be found In this world ssaS = = s.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


NyTILLCDX l. GIGBS'S
w SEWlNG-MAClllSES.
WILCOX X GIHgS SEwISG-MACH1NE OFFICE,l
CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS, {
RICiINoSD, SA.)
Dear Mitlarn.-The value of Il scwlng-niachincca can
r., determined accurately aud bryO. reI:idyehurc
v GIVING IL a thorough anl impartial trial ut your
TRIAL
own home and that you may know Ill You cali oil
,L. WILIcpX i:iiiBS here freely rfter ynn one
Without IMPOSING upon You any obligation TO Pni-
WITHOUT
,ha.e unie.s II prove. perfectly satisfactory no
nnr,,. for IT., use, carriage, or Instructions upon
CHARGE
I. Other machines are taken at fair prices Tor Inc
WIIlrox & Gibbs. also accommodate nose VINO
AND
wish 10 r,,r,.ls, upon the INSTRUMENT pian ana VIII
i've full instructions 10 all az theii residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear In mind you are welcome t" tho Use OF ma
FREE.
c'. u, 20 ~ JAMES T.. a. GIBBS.
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DENTISTRY.
TAR. GEORGE Il. STEEL, G
No. 123 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.

SDTICE.-With view of repairing, rnlarsinr
and otherwise improving my place Di DiIsihess' NY
will embrace tilat opportunity TO introduce all tLe
latest I'M proycments aud supply myself win u iu
iUiSERY. so as 10 give my Patients the inii pcic
~ i, u, ~ :, M, nrnrrssiru GEORGE Il. STEEL,
III y. W. nn s 3D., Dentist.
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HARDWOOD & RITTER, "a
Ill GOVERNOR STREET, Y,
RICHMOND, VA. M

we are not selling goods ut COST. although we
will sell ny low any other csta!ri Ihmcnt I'D tl'
state. We keep ~ all times stock OF FuhNl-
TIRE anil II ATTIRE SSES madc of the hest male
r,als and timber k!ln-drcd. We Invite all In need
- foods In orr line to examine cur stock before
hlying. Amongst or stock VII ne lolhi bcus,c'u''
R,irn,Ts Wn4hsa,ItiS Sidchoar'i-. WardrOrs, Rose
wood SHIFTS; Walnut Suits. Paror Srits Chairs,
Desks &C.. with great variety OF ether GOODS -,
vi. lave the hest wOrkuen In chr shops, ana VIII
make .r.v article IN order. .
EIlR NlTIiLk, REPNlktID. " ~
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Instead of aiwass messing sitI. smiling faces.
We are .ll nanciI obliged 10 Mr.. Lines, The
telegraph operator here, who kindly fur.
TisheA usswitii the good news us II catns over
tie wires There was d t1I1n wlip was p,oitg
10 .Iass abound tie hat TO pay Tor dispatche5
but hear he hos left. 4''stsC,
MYSTERIOUS ArfA,K--Fotsb pgAp.--We
learn from a Pulaski friend that n youth by.
the name OF Charles Fizer, aged about seven
teen years. was found dead near Newborn on
Tuesday last. The drce: sed was a son OF
Mr.. Michael FiZcr, well known throughout
this country and in the Valley Of Virginia
IS stage driver up to the time when stage
crr,rhcs were suSperseded by The Use OF rail-
ways and stcaiE-2ngines for the conveyance
of the mails aud passengers. Young EiHcr
Ind been for sometime employed in the
capacity Of mail messenger between Dublin
and NewIcrn. On Monday night he was
missed mt home, hut III he often lodged ut the
house of hi, brother no notice was taken OF
his absence. Failing to bring the nail in
Tuesday morning, inquiry was made COLI
corning him, and G, It was ascer-
FAMED that he had not spent the
Il hit either at tie residence of his
father or brother his friends became uneasy
anu Ut Viz PloSeEueo " ''on ~! Hiiii' AT
about 10 O'Clock in tie !norning his lifclesS
firm VAS found a short distance from New
bern, his head being damned up close in the
corner oC Il ra;l-fcnce on the roadside. a
coroner inquest was held over the remains.
but as no marks o. violence could be Giscc-
yercd. except Il slight scratch on his face, and
no fact or circumstance elected tending to
rnli"htcn the jury, their verdict was that hc
came 10 his death by some cause and from
some means TO them unknown. The youth
is said 10 have been temperate in his habits
and OF good moral character. and so fur a>
any one knew had 40 enemies. The cause
Of his death vii! perhaps continue to remain
mystery until the dag of final reckoning,
when every secret shtll lie revealed and
every hidden thirs lie brotightto light
HyiheuHe Enterprise.
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FURNITURE. &c.

r d. GhTENUOD. no. $40 BROADn
- STREl TT have now OF hand 2 large ~,
Il .l o. PhEi or and CHAMHEE FTRNl- T
IljRE in rr,ry variety. HEDHTEADs,<I
WARnRORES. CANE ami WOOD CHAIRS, Ia
,,lr- at Ifr l.wra rrtc, for cash. Upholstcrini,.
rrrailin@ anG vanishing furniture done In the best
,,t.,,,cr Ian 5-3t1 J. D. GSTEWhOD.
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES,,

ElNE GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
l. i.5J Mlin street, f"nr doors above First Mar
ket IL u tip-tDp place Ia buy fine Hams. prtn Iar.
choice Teas. Sugars. Cniirrs Mess Pork, CJfHed
E.f English and trr;rIIn Mustard. dhe:cnt kinds
af Cilccs: Family Flour Roe and Clipped llcrrines,
Salmon. WG"denwarr. Brcouss. &C. sc.
sca-Fualn Yeast Powders just received.
" % Il. r. JAMES.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-,
" ROAD-On and after July LIST PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Richmond US follows:
$40 4. M.--alAH. TRAIN tesccEt Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs. connecting at tsprttoBs
Vile witt, the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
train fof, " ,shi .gior and North, aud Lynchbasg
and South
4:.S =. M.-ACC0sf,IODATl0N TRAIN except
Suitslt Tor tortionsrilc, arriving At $40 F. NJ; ON
Saturdays runs through TO SfaRnton. arriving 1t IL
+. NJ. This train connects at Gurdon&yilie with
the usht trains on the Orange. Alexandria and Ma
nsssas railroad for i.fSCl!suRG and WASlfiNH-
TUN. Rs
4 train leaves GordorsvilIc except Monday u
Sis \. NJ for White Sulphur Springs, arriving at
lilo =. NJ.
Through tickets. ut low rates, sold TO NIL points
Northwest and Southwest.
Strnrasc tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayrc. Rotterdam,
BERGEN. Copenhagen. and Sotltenburg. 10 all points
IN IBIS road can be bought 81 the General Ticket
Agent at EirhmoDd, or can he ordered tbrOug any
station agent ON The road
Further Information may he obtained at the Com.
pany's offices
4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES Y. NEruERLASD, General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-06
ID ICHMONiD AND YORK RIVER
AS RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ASp THE TRAVEL :.
LING PUBLIC.


LING PUBLIC.
On and after Thursday, August LIST. until further
notice, train leaves this depot &c $50 r. c1uflect-
Ing at West Point with splendid steamer STATE
BALTiMuRf 5PHILADELPHiA. NEW YpRE,
AND BOSTON, AMP ALL POINTS WEST,
on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ND SATURDAYS,
aud for v EST POINT daily ut same hour. arriv-
Ing at Richmond at 1a:3o A. nj. z.
Rnund-frip tickets 10 West Point en- be procured
on SAT UHDAf, goodt return on MONDAY only,
for Il. SO.
Freight train, with rassengsf car attached. leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays. at O'Clock s.
~. fSr through frciChts to- MI points North ard
Wist; a;ti on Mondays. Wednesdays. and FriIays,
for local freight Between Richmond aud West Pcinf,
ut & a. NJ.
Freight received daily. carefully landled, and
promptly forwarded. Tlrpncb hills Of asiing gwen
to all points. No freight taken W passenger train
FARE. -
From Richmond 70 Baltimcrr ....e...st 20
From Rlrhiaond TO philadelphia. n 90
From Richmond to New York................s 10 80 {
From Richmond 10 Boston. al rail II sk
From, Richmond 10 Boston ria the SOltnd-.... Il 50
, WILLIAM s. ER&t;ti. Superintendent. =
J. l.. TAYLoR, General Tlcaot and Freight Agent,
E,imoG. ~ 80