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tSNacts Of rowdyIsrn and violence. pom
a,,ch ne,, the Republican politicians are Gu.
.,eayori1c 90 bestow the political control OF
the whole southern country, strengtnen,bs
them wherever Their numbers are sie's lliah
the whites with achievements Of carEtl.
haggers and scalnwags. Let the citizens oil
New York picture their own city ruled oy
the votes of such electors rs assembled III tine
Cooper Institute the night before last, ana
they will be abIe to appreciate the CONDITION
of tine states and cities of the South. Inc
fault does not lie with the negroes. but Win
those who strive to bind them together rs a
distinctive political power BY imposing upon
their credulity and infauitng their pas
sions. The incendiary speeches. OF secre-
t:,ry Boutwell, calling for ceaseless enmity
between the negroes and the whites; the daIl'
gerous and unchristinn letter Of GerrIt Smith,
in which the fierce hatreds engendereu 10y
slavery are invoked to make The south, IN Ills
own words, a." hell OF mirrors these are
the influences TINT are calculated to turn the
negro INTO demon and to make the suffrage
extended to the black race, in our love OF
Justice and equal rights, curse to the nation.
Left alone by the politicians; gradually en-.
frightened and educated up to the capacity OF
forming an intelligent political Judgment;
CIuStlL ttlal ttle SlfdChleS vi Shts''3 ui| ~"
forever; that their lot IN life must henccforth
he carved out by their own industry; that
they have an equal interest with all other
citizens in the peace, progress, and prosper
ily of the nation, and that'they must hence
forth live in harmony and trust with their
white neighbors, the negroes would De-
come docic and useful people, and Their
happiness and success in life would be III.
sured. But the teachings of the Radlcal
Republican politicians IRE calculated 10
keep them still In the Ignorance into winch
slavery has plunged them and TO bring
untold evils Oh their heads. If Greeley
should be successful In the presidential cam
vass. would It be surprising If these poor,
misguided men, taught to believe that the
success of the Liberal party was the signal
for their reinstatement or eNtcrmlnation,
should bring upon the country the horrors
of Instruction and bloodshed wherever their
superior numbers taught them that thcE
held the power of revenge and murder III
their hands: If Grant should succeed,
would the negroes be likely to undervaluc
the importance of their support Of his callse,
or to allow those who they arc told are
their mortal enemies to live i'll peace in the
southern States: We warn the men who
are striving to excite the fears and the pas
sions of the negro race for their own politl-
cal ends that they are playing with fire, and
the disgraccful scene enacted in the heart OF
the metropolis on Thursday night is only a
slight foreshadowing Of the evils they are
bringing upon the country
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~ -, ~ro as a Politician.

# Is a nitv that IT. On the eSaltation of the
,oa,o 70 tho Mace Of yc,>n ar he was taken in
hand and under the control .. the hepuoll-
can party and absolutely enslaved by 1t. The
moral effect upon him was almost disastrous
to his own mental condition ana poh''c'''
prospects. The Northern Methodist prcaCF
ers and unpriheipled cafpet.baggers, iearnlus
that the true way ID controf him was through
religious excitement, plitf him indus
triously with prayer and ssoahs ana Shouts
nexer losing the chance OF saadwiching
ineeniously between prayer afe sefmon'
and Of inserting literally in both, inaicaies'ols
of rebels and invocations i'll behalf OF haai-
ealism. In this way politics became the
negro religion, and his religion bis poIitlcs'
This gave to the negro demonstrations III the
South and the negro luminosity towards the
whites that excessive bitterness which the
North has never understood. The Nofth
never knew ths length to which this bitter
ness was carried:
This strategy of the hypocrites and scoun-
drels from the North hss had the WORST
effects. 1t has taken freedous OF action anu
freedom of judgment from the negro anu
has ensendered in his public dellfeahor 'l'I
kind of violence and brutality SO opposeo
n civilization and reason that cannot DE
witnessed without exciting the deep con-
corn of every true friend he has. Amongst
no people is this concern more aeep tnan
amongst the people of the south. nh
them the conduct and disposition OF the
neoro are matters of practical interest. Inc!
have a direct bearing. The humanity ana
the interests Of the southern people concur
in insniring them with the very best Wlshes
for the negro. But it is clear that be can
never he free to act as he pleaseS, or to Judse
according to his best judgment, until he Is
a;...,thralled from Radical enslavement, ana
az ,,;,,o, ,ous passions with which the hypo-
an;,o, a,,a "a, .'es have filled his breast.
-, IT,, 'nrly negro meeting in
Inc recent aisof.- the northern peo-
New York has astonishea n.a 81 ,arro
ule by the exhibition Of the bruta.- - NV
politics. brutality impaired TO sbe-~
Radical ingenuity in its scheme to make tue
negro mere instrument for the prolonsa-
ton of Radical power. But how feeble is the
display of the rude tyranny of the negro mob
there compared with the exhibitions OF that
tyranny in the South. Thenorthern Journals
express the surprise which 1t has created
there The Herald of Saturday has q strong
article upon the meeting at Cooper Institute,
some account Of which appeared In yester-
days Dispatch. We copy the following ex-
{ tract from the 3HerdlPs elaborate article. 1t
] Is worthy of the thoughtful pertisal Of the
sntslligent African
Tel, daplorabIe rs was the exhibition at
the Cooper Institute, u was Orderly CON- -
rared witt, The scenes enacted in some OF the
southern States, The negroes freed from
slavery ID the South are f..f more DEGRADED,
Ignorant. and infolerant tilaR their brethren 2.
;n New fprk, and can be more EASILY inelsea
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Mt A STUBBORN FACT.-There is

nj; A STUBBORN FACT.-There is
scarcely any disease in which purgativc medicines
are not more or less required, ana much suffering
might be- prevented were they more GENERALLY used.
No person can feel well while cosrc habit OF body
prevails: besides, Ii generates serious diseases
which might have been avoided by timely Use OF
Catharic Medicines. For this purpose, DR.. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS are confidently re-
commended; they mild, safe, prompt ana uni
form In their aulion. They contlin no Mercury.
Persons may cat and drink as usual, and they may
be taken 1T amy time.
MILLES, BURKE COUNTY, GA, October y, 1861
DR.. William H. Tut: Sir.-We have been engaged
for some time In selling Your preparations, and It
affords lis pleasure say that IN every nstancethey
have given perfect satisfaction. We cnn more par
;icularly speak OF your SarSaparlla mud Queen S
Delight. Liver Pills and Pain Alleriator. us being
all they are represented to be- having used them In
our own families with marked surcrsS AMI would
advise every family to keep supply on hand' rs
they may be the means at Swing many dollars III
doctors bills. aud alternating much pain and suffer-
ing Very trulv Yours. GRAY& DANIEL.
Dr.. TUFTS HAIR DYE impHrts natural color
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MT BARGAINS IN POPLINS, DRESS

MT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES. LAWNS, PERCALES ;
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS NAPKINS,
ALPACAS. &C.. &c.
TIiOAASR X. PRICE 4 CO., during the present
month. to relieve the tedinm of dog days., VIII
close ont many styles of SUMMER GOODS without
regard tn cost No list Of prices Is given, but each
article will show for itself.
Also OH hand, received recently by steamer and
express,
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS. in American and
English;
WHITE and COL ORED PIQUES IS to Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELhSEs;
LISEN-BoS0M SHIRTS GAuZE SHIRTS;
HOSIERY. every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BLACK and COZ. ORED RIBBONS;
BELTS, CORSETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES.
BUSTLES, new styles:
SHEETINCS, both linen and cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN:
DRILLINGS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, VESTINGS. &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
r. II. PRICE & CO.,
aus 110l Main street, corner Eleventh.
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HEAVY Dry GooDS IMpoRTATIONs.-SiX
millions of dry goods in single week is Il
heavy importation, and indicates either cX-
traordinary extravaganza or vast eNpan-
sion of wealth among the people Of the
country. With all this, gold lahors hard
against the efforts Of spectators to push it
up. and the foreign exchanges are fully one
per cent. below the specie shipping point.
Old Adam Smith would 20 crazy were he
alive and forced to the task of solving the
present curious problems in our gold and
money markets.
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New Books.

Al the Altar. From the German of E. WERN-
Ea, author of the Hero of the Pen" By
j. S. L. Philadelphia; LIPPrScorT 4 Co.
- -NcoTT & Co. have of late published
.o..a.a, ,on interesting books transhtedtrom
&c narnan .,,,',is is their latest, and ii it
IL as rood os its nrette, essors it is worthy OF
a liberal support. The fs'lDllsnets h'ye
shown good taste IN the selections tney nave
made.
& f or sale by WoopHousE & PARHAa,
!, on.brc. By Mrs. oLpHAsT, author OF
q chronicles of Cariingford =, !" The feg-
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DIED.,

On the 10th instant at his residence. in the county
Of PowlIaian. GEORGE n. y. PORTER, in the
siAly-siXth year Of his age.
At "Inglcwood,' Stafford county, Va. on the Nth
beloved wife OF Dr. William ". Eustacc. formerly
OF this city. In the forty-thrd year of her age.
Washington city papers please copy.
Monday morning the 10Th instant. at q o'clock,
MAUD MONTH ESSOR. the youngest daughter of
John T. l.. and Anna +. Turner, aged eleven months
and nineteen days.
LITTLE MAUpDIE.
Sad and silent Is the household
Cold in death our darling lies:
She has left an earthly mansion
For j mansion in the skies.
Farewell Maud thou hast left lis,
Angels claim thee is their own:
Up In Heaven We hope 10 meet thee
When liics weary days have flown.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her grandfather, Mr. james Turner corner OF Jhir-
tcenth and Decatur streets TUESDAY EVENING
ut 3 O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance of the
family are invited to attend.
ON Sunday morning, August Ia. 1872. at Clover
Hill, the residence of her husband Mrs. MARTHA
II. COX, wife of Judge james II. Cox, OF Chesterfield
county, Va. in the sixty-fhird year OF her age.
We cannot avoid the expression Of our heartfelt
sorrow ut the sad tidings conveyed by the above
nCuucement. In the death of this eStinable lady
some OF the tendcres ties that bi ID us 10 each other
have been severed. To the husband and children
who survive her we otter our warluest condocrce
for wife none could he more faithful and alice
tionatc, nor more devoted and kind as i neither.
Her friends, relatives, and neghbors will long re-
member those features that beimed with benevo-
lclice at all times and the hcrt that oYeriowed with
sympathy at their distress.
Although for many months she bad been suf-
ferer. yet those Christian virtues which excited
from others love and admiration sustained her In
the hour of afliction TO bear with resignation the
cfastenings of her God. In her youth she united
herself With the church, and her life bore testimony
in whom she trusted, not In rigid aserty oStcp-
tatiun, but In that charity that is hoping, be-
lieying, and enduring.
s.Marbic may fatter. and lest this should seem
U'ercharged with praises on so dear theme,
Although thy worth be more than half supprest,
Love shall he satisfied, and veil the rest A.
Richmond and Petersburg papers Will please
pony
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NIESSINA 0RANGES.-10O boxes extra
Ul prime MESSINA ORANGES,
So boxes extra prime MESSlNA LEMONS,
25 cases ITALIAN MAGCAE0NI,
go boxes fresh LAYER RAISISS, zis -
60 caddies LoTTIERfS STRAWBERRY
TWIST TOBACCO, made expressly for re-.
t;til trade, of the very best stock, aud said to
be the best chew out. Trade supplied.
q LOUIS j. BOSSIEUx,
apls 1sI2 Main street.
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n7z LEVY BROTHERS have again made

ME- LEVY BROTHERS have again made
some important reductions IN DRESS GOODS.
They now offer CHINA SILKS ut soc. n yard
the regular price l. CSC.
The original JAPANESE JACQUARD. beautiful
and SNOWY, at &c, was bargain wheh SOFA III
CHECKED and STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS st
Handsome JAPANESE ROBES, all shades. plain
Those a,.' GGFtWTsNVADINE PARTY DRESS PAT
Terms are the most stylish ana inc cheapest
goods ever seen for the price:
The BI hCK-STRIPED GRENADINES have been
reduced In price again and are going OIL rapidly
The hest STYLES of LAWN at FAC per yard are
cheap.
We call special attention IN our stock OF BLACk
SILKS. a rare chance Is offered forthose wish
ing to buy. ,,,
We have few pieces of FALL DELAlNE which
we are selling at great reduction to close ont
the old stock. .
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS is still complete,
comprising Australian Crepe. Gros dc I.ondres.
Princess Cloth: Iron Grcnadine. plain ann SIX
striped; Black Alpacas, Bonbazine, ana Pnphn
All shades of MARCALiNE AND TRIMMING
SILkS.
JAPANESE STRIPES formerly sold ut SOC. now
being closed out ut Il shilling per yurd ~
We are continually marking down DRESS GOOi'S
and placing them on our l2sc. counter, having
there now goods that cost us from % 10 fUc. Fer
yard
We are determined to close out stock OF
DRESS GOODS. and those Wishing to buy VIII fnd
II - With LEVY BROTHERS..
au 90 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

IT. r,o,- nryps FIpsT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS,
iEAi''o AN '>i RICHMOND. August 90, 1872. )
1,HE MEETING OF THE ENaECc-A
TT TIVE BOARD of the REGIMENT POST
poncd from Saturday night will he held Tina t,e
E,csj,v1 NIGHT ut O'Clock ut the Office OF tle IL
pi"dmnnt and Arlington Life Insurance company,
corner of Tenth and Main streets IL IS inp1,n
there should lie Il full and prompt at ,In
nv order of Colonel JOIN A. SLOAN, nhairhli.
py oi''i % j. r.. LAUGHTON, JR.,
Secretary.
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WATER FROM
THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The proprietors Of this valuable MINERAL
WAFER, so highly esteemed As Il remedial agent,
I'm order TO have IL within the reach OF the pu'ic
have had II put up In HALF-GALLON BOTTLES.
In cases of one dozen each, and placed II on sale
ut accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive of the character OF this
WATER and its application 10 diseases. IT,: may
he had OF the agents for the sale OF the AlLls III
Richmond and elsewhere.
We append L letter from i. V. Daniel Esq. altor-
ney at law, L highly respectable ayd "cs!-Nho"h
citizen IF Richmond: n.,
John Herbert Cinil0TRe. Esq. President Blue RldJt
Springs CDmpunN:
have repeatedly and continuously nsti Inc WAFER
of The Glue Ridge Springs, anu with innS cAlr,
ricncc of the waters OF nearly al OF the ih,lai
springs of Virginia. an,i Of several OF f'i"se ~ o'ir
States. have found any Superior nor th'l
ut L distance from their source, equal IN tli' i
the Blue Ridge Springs ~ 4 sure but ser! grhir
apcrieut. tcnic and regulator Of the soiiiarh ahi
yiscrr;. Unlike any other mineral water WIN hllrh
I am acqlliinted. lis efficacy seems ilnlInpaiT"' .!
kerping-it least In rtss-0r by cXposmc Ia tir dit'
have used Il with great advantage nom d,Hnl"hh
filled twelve months before. | nave s'h"um,s
thought that perceived whit others IN TINS CT! ir''
convinced that they perceived d;rii"t anu Sa,-
For home use decidedly prefer II 10 any other in!n'
eral water.
Very respectfully, your ohedlent servant :.
L. V. DA3IEL, ".
Rictmond, Va, May eth. 1874
This water l. for sale I'm Richmond. Na.,h
PURCELL. LADD e TO, Druggists
1916, corner of Main and Thirteenth sfe''s'
le ll-BGt
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The Edinburgh ReUie,0 for July is received
from Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM, agents
for the American publishers.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY.
j era.e8tGs AnutIaf 1910 Y

NOTICETO CONSIGNEEs-The follow
ing coiisisrees have freights at this company's
depot, which they will remove mt once, paying
charges ON the same, or their goods Will be stored ut
Carlton q Baldwin; pntney l. Watts, d. w. RAN
dolph Is English, Clement &c Bramantl: Smith, Pot
ter q Co. is. w. Randall, NJ. Canley 81 Son. A. y.
Lee. r. III. Dibreli, n. NJ. Wilson & Co., De3ue 4
Co., Gihson s W., j. Il. Jeter, j. =. Bland \.
s, Lee - = s1sss u. 81 lSASEs4
aii aG.lt General Freight Agent,
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PROCLAMATION.


10y THE GOVERNOR.-A PROCLA.
ID MATION.-The Executive having received
from the Secretary of the Commonwealth an oihclai
COPY of the certified statement made ny inc bo;'la
of State Cuuyassers at their meeting the I'd day OF
August. 1872 showing the whole nulnber 81 'ntes
given Mt the election held on the fourth Illlsiy IN
Nar last the question OF striSlhg our nr nU'
striking out the usrry clause In the CONSTITUTION.
doth hereby, III obedience to law make proclai'ia-
ton that there were east ,,...
For striking out the usury clause In the tonsfltl-
ton. forty thousand one hundred and slXty-slN
ti0.lGG) votes r
Against striking ont the usury clause In the con,
e,itutiou. twenty -one thousand three hundred ana
twenty-six (2I39s) votes.
And IT appearing that the proposed amendment 70
the Constitution (Which Is hereto anncxcdl las been
approved aud ratified by the people In the manner
prescribed In the CONSTITUTIONS the same Is ralidand
of effect
f-,1 Given under my hand as Governor and
under the lesser seal OF the Common
SEAL wealth. at Richmond. this 10th day OF hii.
| gust. in the year of Onr Lord 1872, ana oil
~>~~ the Commonwealth the o7th.
G.. c. WALKER.
Bv thc Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD, Secretary of the Common
wealth.
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T BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE
This superb HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disSgrceable
otior The genuine WILLIAM A. BATcHEI.o Is'S
HAIR DYE produces Immediately u splendid black
or natural brown; leaves the hair eeu son, beau-
.lfnl; does n0s contain particle OF lead or any In
furious compound. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
il BOND STREET, N. =. " li.eod
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All EXTRAORDINARY IN DU CE
MENTS.-In order 10 close out the balance of our
SUMMER STOCK. we offer same at such low prices
that purchasers cannot fail To lie pleased.
Best CALICOES at lie. per yard
Best LAWNS at l5c. per yard;
COLORED aud BLACK GRENADINES at lea, 20,
and CSC. per yard;
WHITE PlQUES ut 20, 25, and sec. per yard:
WHITE CAMBRICS and CHECK MUSLINS at
90 and CSC. per yard;
Yard-wide BROWN and BLEACIIED CoTTONS
at l2sc. per yard:
PARAsoLS, LACE COVERS, and LACE
SHAWLS, ut cost;
COLORED and BLACK GRESADlNE sHAwLs
ut cost;
STRIPED SWISS and NAINSOUk AIUSLINs at
JAPANESE and pALM-LEAF FANS ut cost;
SUMMER KID GLOVES aud GAUZE SHIRTS at
cost
number OF other articles at and below cost. Call
ut once at
WILLIAM THALHIafER & SONS.
1913 Main street, opposite the poSt-oftce, and
au II 60f Broad street, CORNER Sixth.
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al at-lt2

yo,-vc Npy-s CEyTRAL GREELEY CLUE KUDnS'f
ioo'" RICHMOND. VA. August 20, 1917. !,
AN IMPORTANT MEETING Of .I ImT
n CLUB win be held ut your rooms Io O. onicars
at = o'clock promptly the S eief shoroU U organ
ma an fSr fhe prenta and congressional
ps form some ohe matt ,o be to PRESENT. re New
,,omEnrs will I've enrolled. No admission Zee OF
month on 1alG, ,"cs F. w. MANHOOD. President.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NJILLBORO'-DEPO HOUSE.
BATH COUNTY. Va,
P.L. YARBRoUGH. PHornIErou'

Tie above house has recently been phirh,''f "
narrd IN ,,coinmo,Iate tie travelling pubic ~ INC
very best manner for their comfort and pct,"rt';
rhe rooms are large, cominodious, anu ~,,.T ,rs
nishcd: the servants and attendants atG T,h iIs
and ohlipiup the table viii bc furnished WIN ur
best the country can Afford ,,,,,-,r tour
The CRYSTAL CItALYBEATE sl'RlNn.. , rc,.
hundred yards from the house, Is IN iNpor.t .Ing
ture AIauy visitors 10 the ncgh'o!iiig H1Vhne
places tarry to enjoy its beneficial piiiHr>.
The rates for BOARD will lie moderd'e-'@ -, n,
Board, per week =, 10
Board. per month of twen!y-eicllt day, 49, yh
This + The central dCbirkUS point y" WV ,,,,n,
Alum. Warm, Hot, Healing. and RocASr"sc Alum
Springs IN noipts
rro,, horo '"''''' jy :i-im
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REMOVALS.

DEMOY AL.-JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
LII Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr. has re-
moved 10 his new Office, corner of Eleventh and Bank
streets (Stearns's huiidlng in removing to my new
Office again return to my numerous friends and
customers my thanks for the liberal patronage
which has been bestowed me- and will say that no
effort shall be spared OIL my part In promoting their
Interests, and to others whose custom hope to
merit.
give special attention to selling of rea! estate,
publicly and privately, In the city OF Richmond and
the counties contiguous thereto: 10 renting out
respectfully solicit the patronage of the public gene
rally and fatter myself, from the long experience
have had that will be able TO give entire satisfac
ton TO all who may entrust their business In my
hands. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
III lJ-lW
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ARMORY X. l.. /. BLUES.l
Auutyct DO. 1872.

rI,UE COMPANY will assemble in 4
f.n,, ri Mou,irrllo Hall THIS (Tucsdayl p
EVENiNG at 8 o'clock, promptly, armed anu y
equipped for drill.
i,y order of Captain IMBnDES. cou,,o,,,,
10-Itx
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OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND.-
AND DOLLAR sAyISGS BANK.
RICHMOND, VA, August l, lsf2.)
THIS BANK WILL, ON AND AFTER
J. this date, transact It's business NJ the northeast
corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets-the office
formerly occupied 10y Messrs isaacs, Taylor & VIII
liams. bankers. THOMAS s. ARaiIsTEhD.
uu l-lm Cashier.
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rI'HE NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL

HE NAlO Kali DhlDuE ~
Il AT .,,.,,
THE NATURAL BRIDGE. llK"i .s,,. r,r.
This hotel, thoroughly renofhte" im's,,,i;on. ii
ticular, now offers comfortable accomho"""''
moderate rates-ylI., ssS
Board per DAY. ..,............' ''''''''''' 10 %
Soard per week. 70 %
DOnFu JuOuLu. ''''
daily line of stages each way between on' h" G.
Virginia pnd Tennessee railroad, ana n TO-, rom
and railroad passes this point arriNlns yer hr,I
Bonsack's ID dinner, aud from Lexington I" ''''"
fast. ...ro,r. Al
Packet boats from Lynchhurs hand psss pas iIsrSs
Gilmorc's Mill, two miles from the PHI H.. ,lS.r-
viii attend the arrival of packets and br1hs
gers tn the hotel. m ,,,t,ytalle
LII, lie i,ri,rn 4. LEAH.
jy 3-2m s"pI-----