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a:syRNETURE. dc.

TAMES f. BRAGG, POI, corner SecondM
~ and Broad streets, has now on hand and Va
CHAMBER. PARLO OR. ard DINING-k0OM] !
FURNITURE which lie Is selling for cash ss % low T
TRESSES of all descriptions of my own make.
nnt,ic. 80 ls-3m<
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4sFEIENhE.

rs1O THE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICO
l. COUNTY.-You are hereby notined that the
Ia X-BiLLS for the townships Of TMcknhoc, Brook
land Fairfield, aud Earina viii be ready for collcc-
tion at the county courthouse from the 4TI TO
THE 3OTu DAY OF NOVEMBER X. inclusive; AFTER
Which time they by law pass out of the trcasurers
hands into the township collectors, with an addi-
WILLIAM N. MCGRUDER,
nc ao-lm County Treasurer.
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NOVEL MILITARY SERvICES.-The journal
Ofctel Of Paris recently published the names
of number OF non-combatant officers who
have been decorated tor their services during
the siege of Paris. One post-otice director,
four aeronauts, one photographer, one organ
izer. and one attache of the system OF carrier
pigeons have been admitted INTO the Legion
of Honor. A post-ottice clerk, eight nero
unuts fone of whom had been severely wound
ed}, two persons connected with the system
of carrier pigeons, and TN officer who had
been entrusted with the arrangement OK
means Of communication between Iarls ana
the Provinces, have been rewarded with tile
military medal
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LOAN OFFICES.

! hHAliAM HARRIS, SUCCESSOR TI
\ II. HARRIS & BROTH ER.
LOAN OFFICE, 1884 siAIS STREET, -
.e."eeu Fifteenth and Seventeenth Streets, &.
LENDS MOSES4 ON 81 a
-, diamonds, WATCHES, jEMELhd;n
sL.NEkWARE. CL0THlhG, DRf GcJDs,
GUNS and PISTOLS,
aud pll other personal property.
All transactions kept strictly cund9snuaB
fsg aessns ~.
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CHARGED WITH USLAISrL EoTlNG:-La-
fayette Washington way before the Police
Court Yesterday morning charged with un-
lawfully voting ut the First Precinct in Mar
shall Ward OH the 9th instant. The case was
continued TO Thursday for further inquiry.
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A REPRESENTATIVE or FORTY MILLIONS OF
PEopLE.-The Manchester Guardian says
that a very funny illustration OF the danger
of exciting Anerican sisceptibilities has oc-
cnr,cd at Cardiff. "Colonc -" Davies, the
United States Consul ut that port, is also the
owner of an estate near the town, ana i On
Thursday he appeared in the County Court
as defendant in an action for assault. The
s,IaintiT was an old farmer, who had been
Excluded by the Colonel from path which
he claimed to have the right TO use. Ins Inc
colonei's defence was that theold man nad
used disrespeetful language to the repre-,
sentative of 100000 900 OF people anu n ~ n5
furthermore informed te Iotis ta. lI. hroaS M and and
beautiful tlagY the Stars and Stripes. M The
Judge Of the County Court seems to have
been so much affected by the magniieens .ns
figure which the defendant made that be was
unable to give judgment at once.
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SENT TO THE PESIrEST1AHY FOR FIVE YEARS.
In the Hastings Court yesterday William
Nelson was tried forreceiying stolen goods,
Knowing the same to have been stolen, found
yuitv, and sentenced to the uenitentlary for
five years, ...~
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

W. Gol)D1S, will sell ut p. II. eighteen acres
OF land on the Hermitage road one aud half
miles north OF Richmond.
GRUBBs& WILLIAMS will sell at d. p. NJ brick
dwelling No. 500 Grace street, between Fifth and
Sixth. ..e.Ns s-.1E-
PAINE, CABELL & co. will sell at 1os A. NJ.
dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes hats cloths. &c.
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MEssRs JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & Co. have the
following reports frcTn companies represent
ed by them of losses by The Boston hre !:
Royal, of Liverpool, assets, S11, 100000 loss,
s1,250,O0O. Imperial, OF London, assets,
SS,O0O,000; loss, 100000.
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CARDs-Per dozen, $3.50: per half-dozcn, sl.50-
REEs & CO.'S, between Ninth and Tenth streets on
MaIu. REES 4 Co.'S photograph apparatus cost
more perhaps. than all the instruments used in the
city by other galleries combined. Their gallery Is
the hest in the city; their prices rs low II not lower
than any other.
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RICHMOND, FnEDERIcKsBuRG AND}

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" IOtl mail tralns OH this road viii run as fol-
lows: >@t@ @Sa
UP DAY MAIL, ria ruIl and steamer, leaS ee
Byrd-Street station +. NJ
UP NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone. leaves Byrd
Street station o:o 7. NJ. Except on Sundnys.l
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street
station $40 i. NJ. Except on Sundays.) s1s, NJ
DOWN DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, ar.
rIycs ut Byrd-Strect station mt l:33 Z. NJ. ~.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. ria rail alone, arrives at
Byrd Street station, 1850 4. NJ. Except on Mon
D0WN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Brnad-Street station s:S7 A. n. lexcept on sun
,loysl +. 7. ID. MYERS,
ip IA .s General Superintendent.
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NEW ANDEALUABLE EINSTRU- -
MENT.-IIaviug added to my case Of instruments
one Of Dr. MorrSuu's celebrated "BUR ESGISES,'
am prepared to operate upon the parra / teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient,
and also with greater raplity and lhoroughncss thau
Is possible In he obtliuCd by the hand.
JuD. B. WOOD, ID. ID. s.
OFFICE: No. 5 Ninth street. apsO-eod
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HORSE DIsEASE.--One way tn prevent the morse
disease Is 10 wear warm underciothluH anu cohi'
Portable oyercoat Z. b. SPENCE e son nave
anc LOT of these with many other things for gentle
,ran,s vesr which tbcr are selling at low prices.
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PERsosAL.-Judge Roger Gregory, of King
William county, is holding court for Judge
Minor, of the Henrico County Court, during
the trial of w. j. Annable.
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SIT ron TnuRspAY.-The trial OF Fretc-
rick {. Coles (colprcd) charged with stealing
lot Of paper from the state OF Virginia. has
been set for to-llOrrow in the Hastings
Court
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.--It appears from the
return of the Commissioner of the Revenue
that in the year 1871 there were 900 births
in this city, and l, 1876 deaths. Among those
who died was Agnes Taylor, born i'll Gooch-
land, aged 1o4 years; Kate Stanley, born in
Henrico, aged 80 years; Lucinda johnson,
OF Hanover, and Jennie johnson, Charlotte
Arlnistead, of Richmond, each 100 years, and
Abram Brock, of Louisa, aged l04 years.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

llrlpgtAHTrHS ATTUCKS Gil ARr,i
49, uNuSn. Va. November l3, 1872.
,'l4jIiI ORDER No. 4.-Iou will +
. ...tr.E,gr al The Od Market Hall THIS We'd 8
... EVENING at "Ci,ck. In fuli-dr"ss uni II
. r.~ tu-titss "t importance and drtli. ana II
... "Wednesday evening hereafter until further
... ~ rri"r "f tho Capta'n.
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TIE THEATRE.-Ih Lingards had another
fine audience last night and gave splendid
performance. Tonight they will appear in
" A Husband to Order"
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Boys caps at Soc, worth more. z. WEIs1GEh
Co. are selling great bargain In cap al 0oc.-'h'
very thing for school-boys.
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Oysters in every style at ANToE1's.

N. ELLYsoS l. Co., Advertising Agents, D1spATCH
building. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of The country at regular
rates.
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FASHIONABLE IIATs.-One OF the largest assort'
ments of hats TO be found south at L. WElslGER
r.,
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Watches, clocks, srectacles, and tewelry well AMI
carefully repaired b. CHARLES LUMsDES, $40 Main

have analysed the whiskey known under the
brand of ''B Select" controlled by Mcssrs wAI-
TERD. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and and ie
free from fusl oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend It's usc for medicinal snd family purposes.
j. B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor or Chemistry Medical College of Vir
giuil.
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Ifyou want really good fitting shirt, made OF tr'
very best material, leave your order at L. b.
SPENCE & SONS for u Pembroke.
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TEe!Jockey Club horse powders seem TO be th'
cayoritc horse medicine of the day.
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The premium chewing tohacco, r. +. ". anu
pixie Twist" arc at GEoKGE SClIEN's, corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets.
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SALE OF TIE ARLINGTON HOUSE PRO
pEnrY.--W. Goddin, real estate agent, sold
Yesterday the property known as the Airing
ton House. It was divided into four par
cells. The lot on the corner of Main and
Sixth streets, fronting 20 feet and running
back ISL feet, sold for $l75 per foot. the ad'
Joining building and lot was sold for 81, ,ooo.
rhe other building brought S11 SOC, and the
lot east Of the building, 80 by 151 feet, was
sold for 1926 per foot-~the whole amounting
t1 eaA. .4S7, 49,, l
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Returns OF the Congressional
E1ooSs snSsa

The State Board Of Canyassers have re-
ceived as yet complete official returns from
only two Congressional districts. They are
hereto appended: ., -
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yuip attempt .at high art Painting sns
weather.cosk on q ehnrsa ssespis, II
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E.B. SPENCE & SON are having great run on
their celebrated one-dollar heavy undcrshirs 1900
Main street is the place to be shirted. Stock large
and varied
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Coffee, tea, chocolate, oysters, and birds a! An
TOMS.
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LApIEs' FuRS.-A magnificent assortment O
every kind; all frcsh and warranted; Tor sal" at
WEISIGER i CO.'S.
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All the choicest brands Of smoking tobacco at IN
corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
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For the finest imported and domestic cigars go to
he corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
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.nyrprrss.-cIur merchants seeking trade In any
,ort,on OF tho country should advertise In the
napers OF that SECTION. If. EzLfsoS q GO. swili
tnke advertisements and hsSo them inserted ~ pup
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Freside Companion. LcdJer, Saturday
Matt. and Nctr York Weekly for this week,
received from j. Il. ELLYsoS, l1l2 Main
street.
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Ali the best brands Of chewing tobacco al III
corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
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TuE RELIGIOUS HEHALD ha+ lnfgetH1rfr bTs<es
N,ous1ud subscribers. and IT. list 1. increasing, II
tells III In f., last Issue, a Ibc rate of 0n' h"ntft6
nnd frty per day. Every advertiser ought to ''S
the columns Of The HfG7J. Considering II, im-
meusc circulation IL charges are very nlr'erae.
Address Religious HraM, Ills Maiu street Rlch-
pppi Va.
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RUSSIAN SABLE FURs.-Some elegant sets &c
sale at p. WElsIGER & Co.'S.
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:. Fall styles OF jewelry,
Roman gold bands and crosses,
- Roman gold and amethyst SETS
Wedding presents, -
opening ut
es.. .t-.t p NowLAS & CO.'S. 3
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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RESTAURANTS.

Y AIDES RESTAURANT.-PIZZINI
his opca acd his RESTAURANT, where You can
g"t Il nice FfTo" STEW OF OYSTERS, STEAK,
COFFEE, &C.. At all hours. noe
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silk hats at all prices. T. WEIslCER Co.
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- rtcE 10y ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA AND


MANASSAS RAILROAD COMPANY,
ALFNASDRlA, VA. October 30. l>I2
\ k.uTIr F.-Thc annual meeting Of the
: 80. boilers Of the Orange. Alexandria aud
., ...,-r. NaIlr"ad Company VIII !" held at the
a.. .: .l.t. company. IN Alexandria. on WE'D
, ,rth tHr :7fh rroNimo. n y O'Clock NJ.
>, .gEsvroi the Directors
l.. W. REID, Secretary.
~, Tt.NN~FrR-EUOK viii hc closed from the
,.-..> ..fp uutil IN" Adjournment; Of the alloy Q
... 10 i-cOdtd
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-,rtCl,-I q. q. L - y ,'iS .,ssSssssS,1.
\ ,,rr,rl-, al FKltN DSh ! SfflssVSSS.
.',,., ~. -, To. g. I. g "m ~ 5s-1TSS>~
.. 5'.Irnar .',n %llr rms "Wednesday AFTFR-
.'. t,r The purpose " attending tl"
>> " , rS,r cr>s,ES rtATKE, vItS dSSeSsSs %Sit
.... VII, y,rasc prc,t'c themselves with N"''
4. -.>. - ''"' '' ". j. GLENN. Secretary.
NmraNi> 'i N'''' no l3-i:*
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.-uTIrE.-Thc annual meeting of the
' .,l,nlGcr, "I his company VIII NJ held al
-.. H., - The company. corner Byrd ana f,ghth
-. ,t! TUESDAY ihr .Sih instant at y O'clock
l. ri. l,rL~ tl transfer viii Gp closed from and
.., .... t.fl iust.,iIt until the LAY of meeting.
VI. W. WARRINGTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF AN OLD CrrlzEN.-We are again
called upon to add another name to the long
roll of old and respected citizens who are
rapidly passing from our midst William
John Clarke, SO long and fayorably known
in this community, died yesterday morning
about O'Clock at his residence, on Eighteenth
street near Broad. The immediate cause OF
his death was a fall from the front porch of
the house in which he lived, but it is thought
that he might have survived so severe an ac-
cident had not his nerves been dlsordered BY
the fatigues attending bis superintendent
Of tue removal of the remains Of the Friends
from the old cemetery of that Society, on
Cary street. This pious undertaking is really
believed to have been the cause of his death.
Such generous sacrifice of self should not
escape the faithful narrator Of noted events.
Mr.. Clark was born in the County Antrim,
Ireland, in the year 1900, and was brought
by his parents while yet child to the hospi-
table shores of Virginia. He became in time
q successful merchant, but latterly withdrew
himself from the active pursuits of trade.
At the time of his death he was probably the
oldest known resident Of jefferson Ward.
He was one OF the few surviving members
of the old Richmond Fire Company, which
flourished in full vigor as early as the year
1916. Besides, he was an honorary member
Of the old Blues. soldier in the Richmond
Troop, Il volunteer in the Nat Turner war
in short, there was hardly any enterprise Of
q public character calling for sacrifice at the
hands of the brave and patriotic which failed
to number this spirited gentleman among its
most active supporters.
Mr.. Clark possessed most daring and
unconqucrable spirit. On the occasion Of q
revolt in the city Jail many years ago he put
himself at the head of Il few citizens who,
like himself, had gone tbither to the assist
ance of the iaiIor and succeeded by dis
play OF GOODNESS and tirmness in suppressing
it before the arrival of the military.
So many were bis daring adventurcs-so
many his hair-brcadth escapes-that many
thought he bore charmed life, which could
not be made to yield to anything short of
fate itself.
The society of antiluaries, which we hope
is quite large in this metropolis, he's sus-
tanned severe loss in the death OF this pa
triotic citizen. He had most rCtentivc me-
mory of subjects that belonged to our local
ann lis.
Of old houses that still remain among us ;
of fumlicS the names of many of which are
now remembered by few OF the oldest in
MbltantS of old lisagCs unfamiliar to mod
crn ears, he would discourse by the hour.
a short while before his death he under
took to write down his early impressions OF
men and things in Richmond, with view
to having the snnc published III pamphlet
form. We trust that these memoranda may
come to light soon.
rhr hi,rill service vii! take place th-
afternoon II Il. johns church at j O'Clock.
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K,c,,Noyp AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,t

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,I
RICHMOND, VA. June 10, ls72.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10th, the TRAINS on this road win run as fol-
lows: q"
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at A. n.
and 1850 r n, and leave Petersburg nj ll2S A. M'
FKElGiT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at;
tached, leave Richmond at 9 A. NJ. and F. d., and
leave Petersburg at 7:45 4. NJ and 4:so 7. NJ.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will lcsye
Richmond aud Petersburg at9A NJ. Returning,
leave Richmond and Petersburg ut L. NJ, instcad
Of S o'clock, as heretofore.
The S A. II. TRAIN VIII not Leave Rlchmond og
Sundays, and the sos Z. u. NAIL TRAM ana Iao
A. M. FIsEIGHT TRAIN will not leave Pctersbura
on SUNDAYS. q, q, -
Faro for single tickets. s.................F 70
Fare for return tickets. ..,.......-..:..,. ZW ;
CommutatioD tickets can bc had al tue ioilo"iha
rates: .n
Fifty-trip tickets for. r.........."..*o 90
Oue-hundrcd-triD tickets for...,.....GG 20
Passengers for Norfolk will take the l:so +. bl.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk WIZ con.
meet at Petersburg with the LIES A. III. TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover ltill will take the e2o
NJ TKAiS on Mondays, Wednesdays, anu fridays
and returning leave Richmond on the Eame Gays ~
7 The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
The 3 4. NJ. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio raoaA ior
L hiTTffTLLMAS'S PALACE sLEEPING-CAR viii
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon
running through TO Wilmington. .s,,u
F!o Ticket aud Freight Agent.
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Cocoanut caramels at ANToNI's.
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JIIRS'r rpREMIUM-THE" GENE sSss
Il Raj LEEn COoKING-STOVE. Cali sd
and sec It, Full stock OF Cooking aud Heat essssH
Ing. Stoves, Jinwarc. and House-furnishlng -
$40 i,roai street,
ros between Fifth and Sixth.
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Ladies restaurant is now complete at ANToNIs
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8icllmond 1ispatrl1.

RE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS oF TIE CITY.
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! lHtrINIA HALL.
fAICNNUND THEATRE

nICiiMUND THEATRE.
RYlllaEf success of the great
LiNGARD COMEDY COMPANY.
THIS iWEDNESDAY) EVENING.
'~l performance Of the charming comedy
\ Ill SlANb TO ORDER
10 I've followed by
NEW Ol.Ip OF i.lNGARD SKETCHES.
The whole performance Ia conclude with
HE'S \ LUNATlC.
uursnAY EVENING
Fr.uAY EVENING
Mr.. LINGARD'S BENEFIT
IN! great portrait (hy reluesu OF General Robert
Il. .a-r' T.. Lee.
S'uE OLD METROPOLITAN HALL is
BOW undergoing thorough renovation, and
WI hc OPENED on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November Is, 1879,
Gaiar the management Of Messrs. TALBERT,
NnNitY 4 CO, with an entire
ErW COMPANY OF FlRST-CLASS ARTISTS
a 'inr!l respective rOieS of
%EW SONGS,
DANCES. BALLADS; r..o,,r.
CHORUSES, BuRLESQuES,
and FARCES.
'f, management pledge themselves that good or
d'r w II IL. preserved. and nothing VIII he said or
a.I" 80 mar the enjoyment OF the most laslmous.
1a l.-%i-
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Figs, raisips, and pruncs 1T ASToSi'S.

Ladies' restaurant open all day at ANToSls alalh
street.
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GOING WEST.

In
RICHMOND, August Is, 1872.
pICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
Az ROAp.-pn andar,cr SUNDAY, August istis,2 Z
GOING WEST. 81
Train M. nurolgr passnngcrl leaves lsicl,tuoud
daily Except Sun,laSEl at S:lo A. H., lcayes DAN,
vile at 1855 p NJ. arrives at GrcciebVro' al $50
Train No. H.ynchhurg pssenger) leaves Rich
m"m daily ut s:2S A. d.; arrives at Lynchburg ut
Train No. 10 Through mail and express, leaves
Richmond daily at 1850 p. NJ; leave, Danyille daily
at s;5G Z. NJ: arrives at Greensboro daily AZ 1925
GOING EAST. s.s5t
Train No. 9 Through mail and express, leaves
Greensboro daily at 4. NJ: leaves Danyilie dniiy
at $40 A. NJ; arrives ut Richmond daily at I2;4s
Train No. Through passengerl leaves Greene
boro' daily except Sundays) ut i:lO A. NJ: leaves
namvilIc at 1852 L. ~; arrives ut Richmond at z3o
Train No. . fLvnchburg passcngcr) leaves Lynch
burg daily at IA ~; leave. Burkeyilse at 1886 J..
NJ; arrives 1t Richmond at 3:i5 PM.
Trains Nos ] and 10 connect ai Grccnsboro' with
trains on Tic North Carolina railroad Ter all points
south
| Train M. 10 connects at Greensboro with train
for Raleigh arriving there at 7:l5 4. N. Passengers
leaving Raleigh ut 715 T.. NJ. connect ~ Greensboro
with train No. . for Richmond.
Train No. connects at Burkevilie with train on
the Atlanttr, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor all
points southwest and SOUTH
| Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rlcf-
nond at l:5j T. NJ daily except sundaysl, arriving
at Lyuchburg I'm time 10 connect with fhC Morning
| Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for tho southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchbur2 after the
arrival of the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio pas.
acnger train FROM Bristol, aud arrive ut Rlclnond
at 9:lS a. NJ. f.slS.
| THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured al tue ticket Office In
| Richmond. and of Il. +: WALKER, Agent OF the
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1929
Main street. Richmond. . .t..
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise Tie
schedule Of this company Will please print as snboyes
| JOHN r. MACMURD0.
| General Freight and Ticket Agent.
| 4. NJ. X. TALCorT, Engineer aud Superntend-
| ont ral au Is Z.
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C:,lifornia pears Mt ASToSI'e.

Ladies, go to AsToNI's restaurant.
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wEETpSs:S.

,,,>nNIC NOTlCE.-The mem- ~
II ' -, MOVE LODGE. No. ~. Hrc ~ AR
W - ,.,.,,,3 called meeting. Tor work. W
.. ~ - a',," wv l<road strct between Ninth
%~G % TnIs Wcdncsday, EnES,SG ~ mn ;ot,ses ss
rr.t i'i. r.u In good standing are frater-
s~. 'Il.,,.II Ry order cf the ". ".
r,.' 3"'.'"' ~ H. r AUGUST, Secretary.
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TAMES JET FREiS, PRACIlCAL
m eyecute GRANITE WORK In all Its branches s.
Specal attention given to ENCLOSING SECIioNo
IN CEMETERIES. ~ o.,o- ,,r, =,
rho arblc-ynrd of Mcssrs. Rogers Miller, corner
Of ain and Sixth streets, will be promptly aiteno
ell 10. noI-SH-
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Ladies' restaurant a. Asrosi's.