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But did be- ever pocket the proceeds ~ the
saIeaof such stock - ~
! Hi TbaYer, OF Massachusetts,, formerly q
member OF Congrcss,sa leading FREE oole g
land Republican,, and an old supporter "
Grant, is now enthusiastically for Greeley
Mitchell. the new senator, Will be one OIL
the Youngest men in the Senate, being Only
about thirty-siX years of age. he was loi-
merry of California, and one OF the early sell
tiers in Oregon. He is lawyer by proles-
sion. and for several years has been the at.ol'
pcv of Ben, Halliday and the railroad IhIe-
rests, and he may be said to occupy iaise
space in the railroad and "land-grao rlnss.
The official canvass Of the State OF yer
mont shows the vote for Governor Us ioilo"s:
Converse. Republican, 4l,946; Gardner,
Democrat. 1858; scattering, 14-malor'iy
for Converse, 25,319.
CORRESPONDENT writes from San Francis-
60 tbat he has been assured by the German
American Reform Organization OF that GU,
that 70 or so per cent. of the German Wv. Va
tla! State will be cast for Greeley ana hto" Ii
The Association has obtained tiic n'..i s ~
every German voter in California, anu "''
sending out campaign documents ,le..s! c,,r
The accessions of the last montn arc ~,
tin and Hassaurek for Greeley 1oi "e' "o'
Colorado Jewett for Grant. ,z ,oo,,
Greeley and Brown club has Oeeh
formed at huntsville, Essex county, wi'h
Or. ". G. Jctiries as president.
4 Greeley and Brown club has Deen
formed at T'appallannock, T. r. b. Wright
president. ,e
General Upton, of Nebraska, feels conn
dent, from the careful canvass made by nm
and his friends in Pennsylvania, that Bucka-
lew will be elected. In Bradford and lloga
counties, where he personally visited, nc
saws large number Of Republicans will Vote
for B,lckalew and Greeley and Brown n
| November. In Indiana he thinks the AZ
miuistmton party will be heavily defeated
4 Straight.Out Democratic Club has beer
organized in Norfolk county with Captain
George y. Parker as president. ,.,.
There is prospect of lively time pollll
| callv at smthtield next Monday. Colonel u
J. Goodwin and Major Baker 2. Lee have made
appointments TO address the Conservatives
and the Hon. Mr.. Plat has also made an ap
pointmcnt to meet his colored friends there
ON that day. DR.. Norton also proposes Il
put in an appearance, and will hold forth OF
that occasion. The triangular discussion
cannot fail to be Neutrality-suspicious. Fn
| GiH(Un.
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Died.

September. 1872, at =. NJ. Mrs SOPHIA CALD-
WELL DEANE, rclict of the late Thomas j..
Deinc.
Her funeral will take place from 81. .Ialntss
church TIL DAY "Wednesday at IL o'clock Her
friends and acquaintance and those Of the late DR..
+. Ii. Dclnc are invited to attend
October l. ls72. after long and painful illness of
six months duration OF chronic dinrrhea,
THOMAS J. CHRISTIAN, aged eight years, three
months and six days.
Farewell, dear SOFIA long FAREWELL
God strengthen me. pray,
TO bear the grief, endure the pain,
TIL i am called away.
Sad are the hours and lone the house
Since thy sweet smiles are gone
Bu, Oh. Il brighter home than ours
In heaven, Is now thy own.
His funeral will take ple &c TO-DAY wednesday,
al o'clock from the re.ilence OF his Uncle. Mr..
W. l.. Arniistcud. 80. oI Nicholson street Friends
and acQu1iu:ancc> are Invited to attend.
Norfolk papers please copy
On the seth of September, Mrs. SARAH J. DA-
WIS, wiow OF the late Thomas J. Davis, in the
thirty eighth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her rc,idrrcc,
Twcnty-iifth street between Broad aud Marshall,
THIS AFTERNOON al "a O'Clock. The friends OF
the family are requested TO attend without further
notice.
Norfolk va, aud Nashville TENN papers please
copy.
On Monday; the aoh nltimo, at NJ O'Clock P. NJ,
H. OF she ~ Urn M OF Kellogg Goson
His funeral will take place from the Second Pres
bytcliau church tDr. Hogesl at o'clock THIS
AFTERNOON. The friends of the family are in-
rited 10 attend
Last night at O'Clock, Of old age, CHARLES
HOFFMAN, IN his seVenty-aarenth year.
dencc, Oh Cary street. Friends aud acquaintance
are respectfully requested 10 attend.
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The Work Goes Bravely On.

The attendance at the conference OF Con-
xeryatiye electors and canvassers held In tins
city yesterday was not SO large as might nave
been expected, owing 10 the fact that Jew Oh
tho canvassers were willing to leave INC hc.o
on which they are actively engaged mercy
70 report progress. But the reports re-
eeived were most encouraging Tor the
L5beral cause. The people are beihE
aroused to the momcntous ISSUES III
VOWED IN the pending contest. Inc
uponimity with which the intelligence ana
resrcctability of the State have been gath
cred into one party has no Wrai'ei IN the
political history of Virginia except IN 'hc
campaign OF 1860. Here aud there only
few and far between-may be fouho Wen
meaning but misguided gentlemen WHO arc
conspicuous exceptions, but even these only
support GRANT by opposing GREELEY. we
feel more than ever assured that the Con-
seryatiye host In Virginia is united, and that
is vote win he rollcd on the 9th Of Novem-
boz for GREELEY and BRowN.
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The First October Election.

To-day occurs the first and the least siSni-
ticapt of the October elections. The people
Of Georgia are to choose new Governor
and new Legislature. The cand'dateS ior
Governor are JAMES y. SMITH, the present
executive, who Is Democrat. and DAWSON
A, WALKER, Republican. II IA said in favor
of the Administration candidate that he is q
native of Georgia, and that his personal and
political character cannot be impcachcd
The Democratic candidate, also, is man
above reproach so that between the two it
II really question Of 'principlcs, not men,"
In addition to this, the Democrats are so con-
fIdent of victory that 4 large number OF
voters can hardly he convinced of the neccs-
sity of coming to the polls. \ light vote
NAV therefore be expected, with perhaps n
small gain for the Republicans, in whose
favor, Of course, the above facts tend. Tho
Liberal Republicans, under the leadership OF
Chief Justice JosyrH i. BRowS. will support
the Democratic nominees.
In 1868 Georgia gave BULLOCK. Radical, for
Governor a majority of TN in 1865, Sly
MorR, Democrat, for President 44.GoS ma
iority, and In 1870 the Democratic majority
on the vote for members Of Congress was
2a.Sg3. The Liberal coalition will be wei
satisfied If their majority to-day reaches %,
coo. and upon such result will base Il hope
Of carrying the State for GREELEY in Nore!n
Der by 40, 1000, notwithstanding the strength
Of the Bourbon element controlled 10y STE
pHENs and TooMBs.
But the only real importance OF the cleo
ton to-day lies In the fact that the Legislature
70 be chosen will have the choice Of u Unitct
states senator In place of Hon. JosuuA I'LL
an Administration man. The election o
members Of the House Of Representative
fakes place iii November.
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jsiI,ITsEfuaE,i ;gO1xdsEB.,


a-a- i ALI, 1s72.NEyW AND ELE-
= NJ sTuoK or DRY GOODS. 4 PRICE 8 ::
co arc eopening by steataera and express trll
and complies assortment of 81
FcREIGN md DoMEsTIC GOODS. ~
to which the attention of the Virginia PUBIC L
Their supply, selected with care md taste' EN-.
braces everything ntbe dress line which Is ne" aho
attractive. whilst the staple department Is stocheo
With what Is good and substantial, and everything
sold at only small remuneratvc profit. In
DRESS GOODS
will BIZ found
Velour de Nice, Australaslan Grape,
Drap de Monseuon, SIlk-Warp Henrietta tl9th'
Velour Imperative Lyons Drap de Monte'fian'
Bombsziue ALPACA, French Cretoni,
Poloucian Cloth English and French Cashmere
Cacbcmcre DE Ecore, &C., Sc.
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
BomlaxIncs, Declines, Ottonans,
Tamisc, Grape Cloths.
Epgiislr Grapes, Grape Wells, Collar. ~.
CLOTHS and CASS1MERES.
, full line of goods for gents and boys In Stitins
Cloths. Cassnercs, Vcstlngs, Shirts. Dra"ers'
Socks, Gloves. HandkcrchiefS &C., &C.
Everything guaranteed Of good quality ana no.
thing recommended by the house unless fully tested
by judgment and experience.
sc3O j. II. j h'NH I" we
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Our Schools and Colleges.

This week commences the scholastic yr'l
In the public schools of Richmond rs well
as in large number Of private educational
institutions, and it is therefore ii period OF
unusual interest TO all caSscs in the conmu-
nifty. II is gratifying to know that tho Scvc'
raj college. in Richmond and vicinity, i'll
Guiding the Medical College Of Virginia,
Richmond and Randolph Macon Colleges,
and the various female scmiuaricS. all COM
mencc the pew educational year under the
most favorable circumstances. not only az TO
advantages for importing instruction and
making the students comfortable. but Is to
increase of patronage in proportion that
could hardly have been anticipated.
One Of the browning 9loricS Of Virginia is
her admirable public-schoo system, which,
in competent and patriotic hands, never yet
abused by parties OF sccts, aud year by year
taking fresh hold upon the hearts OF the peo-
pie. now extends its benign influence over
81 much larger number Of children than ever
before enjoyed its incstimable privileges.
The public schools of Richmond were
opened yesterday, and the School Board, the
principals, and the teachers must have fell
that IN the anxiety Of the throng of parents
who sought to have their children enrolled
no less than in the cagcrneSs of the children
TO return to their studies, there was III album
daut reward for all their efforts to secure ;
perfect pubic-school system for the people
of Richmond. The people have freely voted
their money to sustain this great enterprise
and tho large number of schools now il
Rucccss(ul operation, and comparing mos
favorably with any private schools, tcstif,
that the money has not been misapplied.
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nE FOR FALL AND WINTER.

nj; FOR FALL AND WINTER.
\ sircnd;d assortment OF DRY GOODS
At TIE VERY BOTTOM PRICES.
ri AIN. STRIPED. and TLhlD POPllNS,
BLACK and COLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS "nd
SATTEENS,
BI, hCK aud OLORED FRENCH MEEINOs,
BLACK BOMBAZINES.
CREPE CLOTHS aud ALrhcAS.
JAPANESE SILKS aud rOrLlN&. AL color;
CASSlAiERES,
puESKENS urd WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
FLANNELS. QUILTS, BLANKETS, SHAWLS
CIIIL nREH'S. LADIES and GENTS UNDER
VESTS:
YFl.NETEENS. VELVET RIBBONS, LAcES
| EMBROlDER1ES, LACE COLLARS and SETS,
CoRSETS. KID GLOVES.
CREPE COLLARS ami Wells.
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD Sklk'rS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
WHITE and COL DIED TABLE LINENS,
TABLE OII.-CLDTltS,
aud many other goods which We offer ~ cheap "a
any house in The city.
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS.
1913 Main street, opposite the -otlice. and
20 1G 6Ol Broad street, corner SIKH.
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The attempt to make the proposed repeal
vi the Sunday ordinance. "to prevent sccll-
lar labor on the Sabbath,"a political question
is us silly as it is vicious. Every well-intorm-
ed citizen knows that the ordinance referred
to received the vote of every Republican
member Of the City Council, and that
throughout the United States many of the
most Jealous and active advocates of what
are known as Sunday laws are influential
Republicans. Let the question before the
Council lie decided OH its merits.
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assrsS,fAx Ns17ICE.g.
: NV Rplis,,THEas HAVE NOT

~ LEVY BaoTHERs HAVE NOT
q, removed ID theifnew storessut they have re-
dneea ,he prices of q number OF articles am ons
which we cali particular attention to the following
special bargains -..u.,.zxx,.--..,-
ssnRescoeGIN BLEACHED COTTON sasasc'
per yard-was cheap at 1oac.;
,tTprrRy aud FRUIT OF THE LooDi
:, PREACHED COTTON at tsc.per yard;
n.vo, BLEACHED COTTON. superior !" al
other makes. mt 1896. :.
v,vsUTTA MILLS BLEACHED corloN AZ
lsc. per yard; .o,-r,,,, :.
1pc. per yard:
soc. per yard:
rrr11-wrDTH BLEACHED sHEETING at $50
per yard.
we guarantee the above prices TO be lower imam
,t,os, rood; have been sold since the VAL
Call early and secure for future wants.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
rr,,t ,,rp,;ps I'm RACK ALPACAS. oc Il
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THg WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION. Although
there was an election held for congressman
IN West Virginia on the 22d of August last,
the same election will be held again for con.
ginssmen on the gath OF this month. The
dial elections nre the result Of Il partisan con-
srrnetion of the election law Of that State,
The same esadidates eontsstlng IN both.
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sTMpORTA M Notice TO THE La
81 DIES AND pIBLIC IN GENEHALs..R
hETyfEI WISHES 10 inform tho public that
sr, rsnt nf iucreaselr business bis present plscc
d too small IA nniodatc bis custoIers there,
fore he Is compeiedto remove 20 NO. els Bro s.
ist of October 1877, where. he has lifted UP a
fna Store which no will stock wtsf the Finest fn-
r,,rtes goods belonging To lIis trade. &c has also
cstnblished one of inc largest human hair WORKS
south OF New York. lie has ali fhe facilities Tor
doing NIL kinds Of hair work at the shortest nolce
Fashion BOOK received direct from Paris, with
fashion plates for ladies' hair dressing; also book
for bail costumes and evening dress. -
Thankful for past favors. hope in the future, by
oc lin y Il. FERRANDINLs.
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FARMERS And DRoyERs BANK.


LOUISVILLE, KY. September %. ls7?.
This Is 10 certify that there Is now on deposit In
this bank OVER HALF 4 MILLION OF DOL
LARS TO the credit of the Gilt Concert Fund. FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of which Is
held by this hank treasurer OF Tie Public Library
of Kentucky to pay OF all eits 10 bc awarded al the
drawing. X. =. FEEtl, Cashier.
Hon JoIIS RARBEE. Manager Of the Royal InSu-
rance Company. Liverpool. aud Colonel JiLsoN l..
JOHNSON, Proprietor Of the Calf House. will act rs
a committee on The part OF the Trustees 10 take
charge of tie tags before the drawing. couut them,
place them In the wheel uIld personally see that
corresponding numbers for AL the tickets sold go
into the wheel. After tile drawing Is over the
Wheel with It's contents, will be placed the hands
OF committee on the part Of the ucket-holders 10
satisfy themselves whether all the tickets sold were
represented In the drawing
Blind children. IN full view OF the audience, Will
alternately draw the tags from one OF the glass
wheels and the gifts belonging 10 them from the
other and The official record y. the drawing thus
conducted will be kept BY three ellers ctosell from
different banks In the city. The drawing viii BE- pub
lshed In the Louisville papers and New York Her
ati and official copies mailed 10 all parties out OF
Louisville to whom tickets have been sent oy letter.
The remnant of tickets yet unsod will DC furnish.
ed 10 those who rSt apply for them, anu rs general
distribution OF them will be made among agents as
their limited number will permit.
NO AGENT WILL BE PERMITTED On ANY
ACCOUNT WHATEVER TO HOLD Or SELL
4 TICKET FOR THE MANAGEMENT AFTER
THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER, 1872.
This postponement has been made by advice of
the Trustees with the sole object of the real bench,
OF both the tckct-holder and the Public Library,
and all concerned may rest perfectly assured that
the positive and tinal programme here announced
win be carried out TO the letter.
ssf'~' IHOMAs L. BRAsiLETTE.
Agent Public Library kentucky,
~ O. dot,,5oru e,raoyrpt fouIsyiIle Ey
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND.-Don't

THE POOR MANS FRIEND.-Don't
L be without these remedies. They are good for
all-the infant and adult alike. They are the bes!
town; are free from mercury and other posons. Ii
you pass by and see hundred and eighty differ
ent Kinds of herbs In my shop. bought In inc plate
and in plant with the name of each herb, you will
say that have the true honest remedies for the re-
covery Of health.
The proprietor bcgs to Inform the public that he
hts been In college, and show proof; but find
more cures done by the herhs aud safer to all per-
SONS. thaI chemistry.
l have cured one hundred and twenty persons
since came TO Richmond. No one should suffer
with his eyes. FOR have the finest remedies for eye
diseases. 7. T. O'UARA, Herb Doctor.
Half OF No. 400 Marshall street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
&C 2-l.r Richmond, Va.
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GIFT MONEY AL IT.

The GRAND GIFT CONCERT. for the benefit OF
the Public Library of kentucky. !. rnstponGi ia
SATURDAY THE 7Tu OF DECEMBER. for tile
iollowiu ing reasons:
!. The Future Of certain agcaS 10 make returns III
time for the drawing 10 take place SClirinl"f -
.. The accumulation ~ orders during me iist !cW
DAYS To such extent that II WIS not possible tp M
them AID have the drawing on the 18TH.
,. The generally -cNprcsSCd desire oi ickCt-linii-
ers that full craving might BE- had. c"clii II lhaur
a short post runcmcnt necessary.
!. Tie belief OF tie management thlt oS = MORT
ro.;loncmcut the remnant Of uI.Sold tickets can
he disposed OIL and a the prize, paid IN luii With
on, tlir necessity of any pro THtr scaling down
For tI,.su reasons: ronl,icl with the earnest ire
To- benefit the Public Library 10y Il lar:cr balance ana
the rt-huldcrs by larger gifts, the concert qua
distribution have been postponed to SATURDAY
the It'll of December, ISL. On that day ana no
ctcr The drawing will positively and uneIulroc;'lly
come off In The great hall Of The Public Library
luldlug. beginning 1t prcc scy o'clock X. NJ,
and continue until the whole OF The one thousand
Gifts are awarded.
The payment Of the gifts will begin the third day
after the drawing aud continue for ELK months. III
current funds hy the Farmers AID DroveiS bauk,
or Inv sishl draft upon the Fourth National Bank,
New YORK. ut the option OF tie git tickcth0l0ers'
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Mt BATCH LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best III the world.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; 10 disappointment; no rdicu-
lous tntS or unpleasant odOr. Remedies the i'll
effects Of bad dyes and washes. Produces immc-
diatcy superb black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean. soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed W. \. BATCHELOR. Sold hy all druggists.
CHARLES BATCilELOR.
St 3O-cul Proprietor, New York.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS

Whole tickets, SO: halves. IS: quarters. $3.50: II
whole tickets Tor Sl0O for seas 70 for $500: IL
for S.eOQ 30 for $500: $40 for ?".cre. No dis
count on less than SlJ0 worth of tickets III lime.
The money neccss Try to pay in lnil I'LL the offered
gifts Is now upon deposit In the Farmers and Dr0-
ra.a ~ tl. cpghrr.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
Ii EFFECTS OF tho late concern OF DAVIS 8
BRIGGS, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Will continue the business In NIL Its branches at the
old stand No. u Twentieth street, and solicit con-
tHuance Of the patronage heretofore SO generously
bestowed. T, WILEY DAVIS.
kETgESRga &c, 1877. se?s.W &slms
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CCUOOL-BOQk DEPOT.

TEACHERS. PARENTS, AND SCHOLARS
will ind al the SClIOOL-BUUKS used in our
public and private schools at
j. r. EI.LYSON'S
RICHMOND SCHOoL-BOOK DEPOT,
1lI2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the DiSpntc' office.
He would invite the attention of parents teachers
and scholars +, hi, large and varied assortment OF
SCHOOL BOOKS,
embracing all the leading books used III colleges and
public and private schools, AMI which are sold al
n,Ihl; hers lowest rates.
ALI. BOOKS USED ~ riRlc SCHOOLS
.rrnlicd At lowest price fixed ~ state Grard OF
Education.
COMPLETE CATALOGUE rF SCHOOL AMI
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free nu application.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS To MERCHANTS AND
srIs-sw TEACHERS.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDt
rUTOMAC ROUTE, June 10, 1917.

PoroMAC EouTE, June TO- 1872.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th. mail trains Oh th, road will run rs FOL
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail aud steamer leave,
Byrd-Strcct station L. NJ.
Up NIGHT MAIL. ria rail alone, leaves BrrI.
GP n STANDARDIZATION leaves Br@al.s,rrt
U DUWH DAY s MhIL ." ri% rail- and steamer ar.
riyes at Byrd-Street station 1893 L. VI.
down NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone. arrive. at
Byrd Street station, $50 \. NJ teXccrt on Men
Down ACCOMMODATION TRAIS arrive, nj
d l'.i-'''''' SUTTON ''' 49, T. :. r. i. siYFi;r
!. ~ GenernI SnDrrintcndcMt.
RICIiMoSD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,l
RICHMOND, VA, June -, l'7?. :
|0N AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE
~ 10th, The TRAINS on this road will run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at -. ".
and 10 r. NJ, and leave Petersburg at HIS ~ w.
FREIGIIT TRAINS, with u passenger coach al,
tachcd. leave Richmond at. a. VI. AMI J.. At.''n"
lr1 The G ypHY Ex iii r ri TXrNs I
Richmond and Pc'clsl'nrg AT 0 4. ". ,,cturnIUs,
leave Richmond and l'"lcrsburS@ II NJ Ih-'c'H
The 6 \. VI. TRAIN will not leave Rlrhnon1"' ~,
Sundays. and the s15 i. ". NAIL TRAIN aud l!j
4. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN will no, leave Pc;'rshnfy
on SUNDAYS.
Fare for single tickets. IS
Fare for return tickets. ~, W
Communication ickete can lie hah II, the ioi""lns
rates:
Fiity-trip tickets for; %
onr-hun,lrcd-trip tickets for: ...:'.cv 90 =,
Passengers for Norfolk will take The $50 |. VI.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk VII. con-
meet ~ Petersburg with the lI::5 \. VI. TRAM.
Passengers from Glover lill will take IN, go
NJ. TRAIN Oh Mondays, Wednesdays, and fii''aY'
ard returning leave Richmond on the same cay al
l:51 Z. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only II, Chester and
Manchester.
Thcs A. VI. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, mississippi mud Ohio railroad i'r
LynchDurg d3tly. a.,
PILLhAS'S PALACE SLEEPING-ChR WI
be attached TO The THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon
runpiug through to Wilmington.
RIB. KASET.
teD Ticket and Freight Agent
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GOAL, COKE, WOOD.-By schooner'
" McShaln, Ocean Bird, and Morning Light ~, ~!
receiving carsess of very superior RE and a.
ASH E{it S3yE. and CHESTNUT ANThEA !.
CITE co AS3S&sr sale ut tic very lowest meINeS
rites Also full supply, 81 COulpanyS Eice,,;; q
CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAIL, aud EN,nMtE
COAL .bitum,ous). for CRATES, &c. The Deht 80 ~,
ING COKE. Aleo MAClIlSE-SAWED ahd ~ ~ !, !,
OAK and PINE WOOD Of uneqnaled gta!'nh;; .u =
is convenient and economical. Also The c,t ~ v
BERLAND COAL. for Manufacturing .P"i
For fuel of any kind apply to tie suh.crty.r:..
''' '">' J. Is. WATKINS.
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary Stree
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CAV FACTORY.-Hav purchased the
y entire machinery of the Saw Factory and sIa-
chine Shop OF EDWARD BOYLE, Nos. I4ls and
we shall carry ON the SAW BUSINESS In MI its
branches, Including the making and repairing of
Clrcnrr and other Saws Of all kinds, and repairing
OF machinery,
All work will I've promptly executed and ut lowest
prices. We respectfully solicit the patronage of the
Mr. FRANK MuiCHER. pnd nil OF the best
hands who were in the employ OF the old firm, re-
main with us. We shall engage the best worknen
oe e-iR A. j. MILLER 8 60.