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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
-i,r ,,a-r PopULAR LOAN oS TIE NAE"l-'' D
SECURE AND PROFITABLE.

SECURE AND PROFITABLE.
R,<KiNG HOUSE or JAY COOK & Co,
~ WALI-sT., Jan. IO.
Money saved from earnings or derived from profits
naturally seeks investments which yield the largest
income consistent with entire security.
Government bonds, the bonds OF some Of on' best
governed States and cities together with tie First
Mortgage Bonds Of our .wcll-maAagad railroads. aye
safe hey oudall question: and Offer initials With
ont which investments are neither jud.-i0us uol
Profitable.
The NoET1EPS PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE 80
Com BoNu, WI EEcoanEND TO all classes as an in
ycsjmeut combining Il PROFITABLE RETURN WITH
Absolute SAFETY.
They embrace the following leading features: The
road with it, equipments and earnings, and also the
entire land grant OF the company OHmomt'1g toover
jooo0Cooof acres, is Uoreasad TO, ,Ac sole security
OF these bonds
They bear interest at the rae q $40 per cent;
both principal and interest payable IN god.
They are exempt from United States lax, and are
isrcd in various denominations both registered and
coupon.
These bonds are Icing RAPIDLY SOLD by us at par
and accrued interest, in currency and all marketable
stocks aud bonds are received IN exchange, without
expense 10 the investor, at their highest current
price. JAY COOKE . 90"
New York. Philadelphia and Washington
For ale by Banks and Bankers generally through
ont the United states and Canada.
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BURLNoToy, CrDR IPATr, AID Nr:EsoTA
SEVEN iER CENT GOLD SHINING IU.D HnTDs for
sale at 90 aud interest by HESRY CLEws O Co,
No. y MsIlst.. Now YnIl
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Tic acgiclItc amount OF cNpOIts 'A'IU'I'V on 'I'VI
from The poIt NcWI ork FOR the week ending jan -
1872, was - 2yg,s5J.
The Humboldt Fire Insurance COMPANY VIII lS I"
scinlauuual dividend Of ucr cent ON demand.
Tic PliIldc,ph.a stock market was hrm to-oay'
PENNSYLVANIA g. third issue, sold at 1865 f-l10
and Enc Railroad &c; Reading Railroad 90 L''1' "''
psuu,,.isa,Ia Railroad, 5o9. Gold closed at ~ -
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Tho davis transactions At the L. :. Suh-Trct

day mons ~ lNt t. = l''Nuy WIZ
God reee,p,. .... 0,l3l - curene, Pa7meni' ~ -
rol1 l. Curgehcr balance. bno d.
G;.,lilai b. lustOLt FV''" W
Currency Iecripts..... Ehio1V "
Foreign Exchange has ruled dull a usual on Wednes-
DAYS rate, being lower at lo9 o9l for prime bankers
sixty day bills with sales at 1925, less sixteenth
The money market has been rather more active "lt'l
Of the business at lcr cent, gold ana lJ3 To the
stock brokers These high rates will be only temporary
however a. the banks constantly increasing Their re-
serve and The OF currency chiefly from the west
having commenced earlier than last year. THIS VIII
ncuraze the effect Of the policy Of the treasury IN sell
ing gold Ia OF the purchases OF Government bonds
In discounts there demand Int the supply of COM
mercia paper large Prime accepanceS are quoted
at per cent At the close the rates on call loans fell
to per cent per annum. hut this extremely low rate can
hardly he expected to prevail for the present
TIE Government bond market to-day showed no special
changes AZ the early call the dealings having been very
limited The reports rning the negotiations for the
rounding hc national debt, which have mainly iufu
enccd the market during the past few days. caused
still further decline late In the day Closing sales
on basis Of ltdlil! for lsG7s. Fisk & Hatch report
Govornnon ts ne follows at y. H.:
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THE MONEY MARKET
SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE First c,1r.
TO- O'CLOCK A..

5000 T. s. g. a. Bl......0li 100 n, ps, ,,u
400 CooP.oi 9 T. + * sS r EsS 9'..!
500 {. :. 80 Reg bsn-. Il ~ w. ~ - ,a,c ii5i
e"'' r" '''' D 5000 - Bonds- BanE epd KItTOad-LJpress
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Tneirn(iion.
NTUON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ 252 MADlsONAVE.


NTION GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
N 25? MADls0NAVh
School hour. % a. n. to-. :, m. ---------,,
A FRENUH LADY TEACHER wishc 7, 9 ,o i;n %
"a tw PUPILS For reference, address Rev d" 'h''' "
A HOME and SCHOOL for TEN BOYS ages
n 5toI2. Address Mrs G. A. RUSS la.i'''"Iz :. -
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, Boz
- dentovu, Rev JOHN H. BRAhEL5' rn ON ne Dsa
ware Go qc by raj nom y T. ADJ ~ from t ..lat bome
For estalogl's address The Prsiir.t ----x----,
pRAINERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, n. D.
ID W. s. McEAIR PRINCIPAL --.---------
EOR BOYS-Superior advantages at RlNEH-
L'REEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, Nj
I Bo,rius-eloo o Dor.. Rey a g. CHAM JElt2 Ptrelat
Fox ,,ro,,rr Avn ENGINEERING INSTITUTE.
No Copper Institute. NcviorG tal''4u' naI'.
GODDARD boarding school
~ or both Winter Term 'efias Dec Ro 5 On,
e GUAR . s5rc the pf@cpai T. BrFGsGT0y B.He. VI
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
" LADIES Brdsepor. Conn.d.s EMILY NELSON P1nenaL
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, n. "a
rd 9G e75dsl s' aSSr '5 fo Rove i g.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE
T' 9i2c.. Rev. e. T. 5' jscSsoS r. H. A. Principal
MIME. da SILVA and Mrs. ALEX: BRAD
VA TO2DS G Mn 0goen Holman E7s 81 inr f i n,
eitnth,t Nee.Iors. Wper Term commence Feb O. -
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
VI Plains, Nee-YorL. Principal .. r. Willis rh DE-
BENNINGTON SEMlNARY.-Long known
Tor rs high character rrl-onabc Address IHOS!
HANLON, A. NJ, u. D., Pennington, y D.
DEV. j. NEWMAN, ID. d., Of Poultncy. Vt.
family, for ami Instruction limited mum
BOYS from to IS Oh Application should be lc oon
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
A BOARDING SCHOOL
for H''''s boy r, 7if9 ia5'i "a ''''' '
L''''' ''' BEyJAMIN MAs0S Box So ca Yorker. y y
0BC PER MONTH, ENTIRE EXPENSE, at
~ . Bors BoalIg School Dr., PROF d. VI. Tribune
-
GcnthcrG.
An Englshman, University Graduate in Arts
~ M.uiciue, formerly protsor To- tao L"d"n .'-e'; ~
SIRUCrS Classic. 'henauls. English Literature N',us AID
Mental Science. Adr., DELTA. ~ E..t lhl.''tl-t
A YOUNG French lady, Protestant, very
n recommndl having received her promp. sonl Do to
LESSONS .n private families schools Cool reference e. en All
dress a. NJ. Tribune OAce
- 4 mcr School institute" a BoDd-st., supplies
"A schools and f,l cs ah Dol, .r Teacher ac4's vJut
-
Danciuo academies.
4 DODWORTH+ CLASSES for DANCING.
IAo Al meet Of No n. if a.' ~ g o. IH''.'. .1,... -,
ladies gentlemen an 51 acr-tt afternoon lnl 'Fra'5
CLASSES. For particulars send 20. Circular
FAE GARM0' .....,... .........
s. TTTHAyF. toRSfE 20. Etft3I'. SRI ..
NEN CiA,'E, tONslAh III FOFH4ft.
PARTICULARS ~ tIb'i LAB
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Danciuo academies.
1lGCliincrr.

EOR SALE CHEAP-A (~chcuk) troll 22-ln"i
Ple-aI M.. y. a.l Dimension Pllner Molina! i-n"oA"t'
HARVEY. 20 Irry-f. " J.
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Nep Publications.
uARPER g. BROTHERS, Now-York,
( lLtLh THIS Day;
PHYSIOLOGY OF TIE SOUL AND INSTlNCl'

AS
DISTINGUISHED FROM MATEblAIiSM.
WITH SUPPLEMENTARY DEMONSTRATIONS or THE DIVINE
COMM NiCATION OF THE NARRATIVES OF
CREATION AND THE FLOOD.
nv Wurl~ PAM, NJ, ". T., IL. D,
Aa.lor Of Tho Institutes Of McAcue, g.
Grown syo Cloth, IS.
"1sr production Of great ~ remarkable leanng AMI Superior
powers OF pruui ard The purpose Of the writer to
Gaze the truths revealed religion against the attacks
Of fy, and specially represented by prominent teachers
phIsoog other natural sciences az che present day. lie t
l5ts sinking light She tendencies Of physical science as now "
listing ia England and Germany toward Maens'm and utters 'tor
lrotc, against nauelc The ppeons Of such oceofAtu
LobF BLcu,r. VIcow, Vogt Huxley Tyuda5 carpenter
Herbert SIecer oOr o. TIE school are sueo'u 10
searching criticism and Tough treated with fairness and courtesy are
handled very The work will be welcome TO SUI
dents o. c Oh school, cIocy cNmen, as furnishing them WIZ
weapons against religion II viii also re
sought Dry philosophy containing the
s, AMI statement Of TIE objections 20 theT principles
which has vet AIRED print With the general interest In the con
trovcrsy which prevails lie work hardly fail 20 make an impress
both THE country and England and tits well for the interest
lo Of science and re- on tat elaborate and able an exhibition Of
t, SIDE Of The question should Lave teeu given to The woT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11

WHITE STAR LINE.
w %LN lURI CORK. ANO LIVERPOOL
SIN AND ~ LLPOWERIb STEAMSHIPS
ar xix L1ktEST IN THE WOHLD
OCEANIC BALTIC AUnIATIC
REpibjC. CELTIC Fri ,yrIc
hftn tups i<ri.n-IHon h n
Sailing from New iorl on "a TURDAYg from ,.,pa, an Yuu,s
phft, AID Cora IIarbOr The d.J following >''
90 tAfh. shftkiAi. Jan 10 Al 6.GOn A.
h1LAka1C. ShTit BAY. jar 10 At lad a. :,
Prom The Wltr Uoe Pa,otia PR, IT,, -.
UoT al
SAFETY SPED. AND CONFORT
Saloons. hAicIoOm MLnking
o. where least moonp L Safsous ser.iss,.. .su,s,
LATEs-ssooB $50 Ssd sts,rs,r so eorrre, THAI. ,A
uf ,sud fr friends ,W te Old Country nov Obtain ,,.,s
pite idc cert ~
ftErHgcu hooked al pats Aunss Pam, Ii,pbp,v
Koraty, SseGsn Indie AniiIsis Chins
Eitu sion tickets rrauled OIL lowest ral,L
bfAf,, fiom ~ upward
Ior up'eion 81 plan and Other inform tJrU lie Comma,
oHr,l. N ~ Btotdssi. kru.ioiL J. II. SPARKS At.at
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Mrs. CR2ENoUcHs ARABESQUEo.

2 W Htcias in Womanf Jonfna'; tH Iie'''' '',' e ~
... "a, i., ,sonep ruIicatea in fashion D., MTS
% c,erpb A. her Arabtseae' THIS is certainly s'nes OF
of AND remarkable stories; sfucnt in fancy ruled by such
~ 81 m A. Ls, seagtor wife The tales fan beet be CLASSIFIED
a. s. By gniBg them TO the same class with those Of
- ss -. ch udir<s end the BEET known
Pom Mr. l. r. nolgh LAYS scenes in ue idea s'""'ihefeo "
,,p yr, s Wi,ely obrsrs to gambler her tale "ih
80, ., true - the pri - antss', Tat heAf' e
different sylrlo meaning to eT'rJ lfi|t'r'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-25

ecial notices 20 cents per line, each insertion.
SeTtisenents payable quarterly in advance
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NKOE AND isEAD-Cne Of the creates.
- advantages ia now offered in Tennrsses and
kcnurky Lands, which have been selected by the
present owner with special care as to health, pro.
ductivtnpss Of soil conven nee of railroad andriv.
er facilities. and thorough examination OF 'itlsl.
These Lands are now offered at very low prices,sa
enable every Industrious man TO live "under his
own vine and fig tree" aud to capitalists very
profitable investment. For full particulars, al
dress or call ct the Office OF c BERlNGER, 1i6
Smithfeld St, Pitsbnrgh, Pa. mimi.
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- BEWARE snE.l.E,AI ,f[lMEr1 T.aN

ES5 BEWARE 5OEs ssALoafET1 AND
Alb MERcURIAL C0MPoUNDs.; Better. far
besfer endure disease than tamper NTH fhis mine
raj poison, no matter how carefully prepared It's
extensive nse haa already proven The cause o. great
and distressing injury. Or. TU TIPS LIVER
PILLScontain not particle OF mercsry, ana can
be taken al all ttmes with perfect safety.
1Azoo COUNTY, MISS, May 3, isea.-Dr WI
TAN III TIT have bean martyr 30 liver COM
plant for three years. and after employing the best
Of doctors and spending almost all was worth for
Different kinds of medicine your agent induced me
to try yonr LIVER PILLS. have taken them regu-
larry for several weeks, and have been so much
benefited by them that feel confident Of perfect
cure. Iconsider them the best liver medicine ever
dscoveres. j. CRApos.
+ Dr. TUFTS HA1R-DYE requires but a few
minutE no So-deodIw&w
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NSg LACE-EDGE LINEN COLLARS AT
loo. worth 25c.;
LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen worth g.;
LINEN COLLARS ut 81 per dozen worth zoe.
apiece;
LINEN CUFFS at Is. 30. IS, 80, and soc n pair;
HALF-INCH GOV ENTRY RUFFLE at CSC. worth
Sec. piece; ..-.--.--4-
Genuine THREAD BoBBIN-EDGE, IS yards for
sec., worth SC. yard;
CROCHET EDGE, piece OF u yards for &c.
worth sc. yard:
LEATHER BELTS Of the latest styles at reduced
prices;
SHETLAND WOOL Wells al loo. worth Csc;
LACE WELLS at CSC. worth Soc;
CHEMISETTS 1t CSC. worth &c.;
All kinds Of RUFFLES at low prices;
HEMSTfTCHED HANDkERCHIEFS ut So per
dozen worth ga;
HEMSTITCHED HANpKERCHIEFs at s. per
dozen worth 81;
Great bargains in TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
DOYLIES, and TOWELS at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1o1T and 1919 Main street.
USBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON al 5oc.
pound. cca
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IA UNBLEACHED KNITTING cor
TON at s6c q pound;
COTTON YARN or BALE COTTON at Si7s per
bundle Of FIVE pounds;
wOOLLEN YARNS in all colors:
KNITTING NEEDLESS;
as soc. a paper Of ten needles.
deS LEVY BROTHERS.
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~
a GODS Al
aLEG Ant lSsff,zri, A1s HA N,KERcR ISa "a;
ladies anA gsntlc workea ID He cen cnt 81
- Paris, os:ly % s.orsh sa.so
Eslsgant LINEN Sets or eoLa.ARs aud cUFrs:
fsKeCttE sf1Ay7s4Ss Handsome aud cheap; 80
SILK pGpLISs AZ
BLACK and col oRED SILKS,
sCARFS, SAsHEs, I'D r5. i 4
EECK-TsfBBoNS. (
WoRK-RAsKETS,
Is PoCEET-Bo0KS,
CsGAR-9ASEs,
TIDES,
TABLE-CLoTIEs,
NAPKINS, DOYLTES. TOWELS,
MARsElLLES QUILTS,
JEWELRY in great variety,
HANDKERCHlEF EXTRACTS,
FANCY SOAPS,
Handsome HilR-BRUSHEs,
Elegant FANS, SATCHELS,
and hundreds Of other articles.
LEVY BROTHERS. $
CLARK's and CoATs'S SPOOL COTTON, zoe.
per dozen. dea
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MI NEW AND FRESH GOODS BY
EXPRESS NOVEMBER 90.
L. r. PRICE & co.
are receiving daily
New shades FRENCH SATTEENS;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, ali colors;
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS:
PLAID POPLINS, for Misses:
IRISH and FRENCH POPL1NS.
ALSO,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS and DRAWERS;
MISSES and BOYS VESTS ana DRAWERS;
COLLARS, BUSTLES. KID GLOVES, &c.
STAPLES:
BLANKETS. FLANNElS, SHEETlNGS,
ALPACAs. HORAIRS, BOULEVARDS,
DIAPERS, TOWELLINGS, TABLE-DAMASK,
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS, CANTON
FLANNELS, &C., ut fair and moderate rates.
no %
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GY LOOK AT I'll E HAND-kN1T
ZEPHYR WORSTED HOODS at CSC. worth 81;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS at 81, Sl3S, $3.50, and s.
CHILDREN'S MITTENS at CSC;
KNIT LEGGINGS for children at so, 30, and SOC. a
pair, just about one-half the regular prices;
WORSTED SCARFS at ioc. worth 2ec.;
NUBIAS at 75c worth Sl.e5;
PULSE-WARMERS at CSC. a pair;
KNIT WORSTED SACQUES for Indies and chill
dren
LAMB'S-WOOL KNIT SKIRTS at So worth S.;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at 81 worth So;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS ut $3.50 worth $3.50;
BALMORAL SKIRTS for ladies and children at
all prices. at LEVY BROfHERs.
UNDLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at Soc.
pound. de4
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BsROHsGaSAE.S.

TAIR GROUNDS FOR RENT.-Sealed
,,ronosaIs will be received for the RENT OF
TUE FAIR GROUNDS Of the Virginia ,hs stae Asr
cultural Society for the ensuing g a1e a s
ssf for s and durin the fair Bids Will be opened
mt the Secretarys office ddsa n 81 ,o ne
e Sctoer,,x, Sal' Z. G. LEIGH,
no 3o-td --.-~--~--~--
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CLOTHING
IMMENSE REDU,cTIGN N.
Having determined to cloee out this stock beft IRE
the season is now offer you such opp srtu nj
ties rs are seldom offered by the trade. In
MY CH1LDREN's STOCK
are suits from five to nine years old ut the foil owl, g
reduction: e-
81 suits reduced to $3.50,
81 suits reduced 70 $e.se,
SIS suits reduced to sia,
sic suits reduced to SlS,
$9a and 800 suits reduced to sls.
Ny BOYS SUITS, 10 TO ID YEARS OLD:
80 suits reduced to ss,
Gil suits reduced to So,
Sl5!suits reduced to $A,
1923 suits reduced to $40,
embracing COAT, PANTS, and VEST.
MY MEMS SUITS:
$l2 suits reduced to $40,
sl5 suits reduced to $ls,
$50 suits reduced to $ls,
embracing COATS, PANTS, AND VEST.
MEMS TALMAs:
S2s ones reduced to $22,
$40 ones reduced to $ls.
MEMS CASHMERE FRoCK COATS,
.--~ in sizes from rs to So: The
Sic coats reduced to sl2,
sla coats reduced to $40,
Sla coats reduced to 80,
$40, 50, and Sc coats reduced to 81.
MEMS CoLoRED CLOTH FRocKs:
S25 and goo ones reduced to sls.
Many of the above goods are at about ONE-HALF
the ORDINARY PRICE At RETAIL and oil at
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
and the offer will be literally carried out. Your
especial attention is invited 10 an exami-
nation of the above.
IN ADDITION, WOULD SAY
that nv general stock Is beyond question one OF the
| FINEST IN QUALITY and ASSORTMENT ever
offered In this market at this season Of the year,
y. B.-Country merchants buying FOR CASH vii.
, find some nice CHRISTMAS GOODS In Meals
COATS and VESTS and CHILDREN's WEAR.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt,
100 Main street,
! SIGN BIG FLAG.
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RICHMOND AND DANVHLE RAILROAD Co.,}
RICHMOND, August I6, 1872. {
P1CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
H.; ~ RoAD.-on andafter SUNDAY, August 18th,
GOING WEST.
Train No. rnrougn passenger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at $50 A. NJ: leaves Dan
f 2 H. al 1855 NJ arrives at Greensboro at $50
Train No. 8 Iynchburg passenser) leaves Rich
mona eaily at BPS A. NJ; arrives st LynchburS at S
Train No. 10 (throngh mall and express) leaves
Richmond daily at l:so P. NJ; leaves Danville daily
I e. p Nj arrives at Greensboro daily at 1925
GOING EAST.
Train No. . Through mall and express) leaves
Greensboro daily ut A. NJ; leaves Danvses daily
F 2. s. So A Nj arrives at Richmond dAily at ls"'
Train No. Through passeuger) leayes Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) at 1l:l0 A. NJ: leaves
+: e. at i's r Nj arrives at Richmond at s''
Train No. s(Lynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch
burg daily at A. ~. leaves Burkeyilleat 1885 p.
NJ: arrives at Richmond at 3a5 P. NJ.
Trains Nos. and 10 connect at Greensboro with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. 10 connects mt Greensboro with train
FOR Raleigh arriving there at 1o5 A. NJ: passsngerS
With fa Ka So e. l
Train No. connects at Burkevillc with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south.
Lynchburg ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Rich
mond at 1855 P. NJ daily except Sundays, arriving
Of Lynchburg In time to connect with the Morning
Passenger train oil the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after the
arrival Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio paE-
senger train from Bristol, and arrive at Richmond
ut 9:48 A. NJ. =
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
Richmond. and Of Il. F. WALKER, Agent Of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925
Main street, Richmond.
schedule Of this company will please print above.
JOHN K. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. N. r. TALCoTT, Engineer and Superintcnd-
emf. an l6
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nI FRESH CoD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP.

MEADE s BAKERS importation of medici.
nally pure COD-LIvER OIL. A fun supply Just in
store. Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
liyers since the lst Of September. .a
MEADE q BAKER
Importing Pharmacists,
oc 20 919 Main street.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

50 casks BASES ALE,
30 casks ALLSDP'S ALE,
100 casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke & Hlb-
y 40 doz os,' PG H FRgAN CRACKERS. ,:
rs cases Colman's ID. S. T. AUSgARD-t, 8,
- l. and A-b tins: s-sl
HENNESSY and a!ARETT's BRANDIES
SHERRIES OF superior qualities, -
GEISLER,S, CHAMPAGNES. $50
frs as s sda sssse a assa' sss -
Loco dozeu s-n. and a-n. Peaches,
s Loo dozen Tx and 3-sb. Tornatoes,
!. $50 dozen Windows Corn. IL
at Bslnnose prices the best PACKERS " b..-
more. g - {. "a ~ ss,saO.,x::1,
os az ss stssH n. l.sS
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! WINRs, LaoUoRs, TcBAGco, DC.

SDURE COUNTRY APPLE BRANDY,
Il JAnaroA aud. NEW ENGLANDRUM;
j PoRr and SHERRY WINE -.
for table, bar, aud cooking rses IS
a choice lot Of tls.ss goods and hyga
OF LIQUORS generaiiy for sale low To- fle trace "
y, 10. T.. COURTNEY JENKINS,
Wholesale Liquor pSalcrs
No. Its scuth Fourteenth strecfs tesoa Car 81
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LETTINGS.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The MM
II members Of HINES LODGE, No. II, E3IszsNA
,';,.d meeting at Pythiam Hall on 10 Ess-.El2
MORROW (Fri.iay) EVENING ut 7 N7ssSsy
orirCh. Noiuinati"iis far officers VIII be SS::-|
.ldc aud other important business acted on. A
IN atic"dtncc of the members Is desired. Menu
.ls of sister Lodges arc cordially invited 10 attend
tlt order OF the &. G.
dr :~2t* WM. j: RIDDICk, X. Of r. and s.
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" R0AD-0n aad after September s0th PAS
lows: u d, 4 g5scsrygs,ss /, Il zs{sG y, . =
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs, come Getting 1t ordons-
Vile with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
train for Washington and North, and Lynchbure
4a5 p. M-ACCOMHODAT1oN TRAIN fexcsps
Sunday for Gordons7iIie, arriving at SIS P. 81.
This train connects at Gordonsyille With the night
trains on the Orange, Aexandrfa and Manassas rail-
road for I.YNCHBURGa and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to ali points
Northwest and Southwest q z
stesrage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenbur2, to all points
on this road, can be bought of the General Ticket
Agent Mt Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent ON the road.
Further information may be obtained at the Com
pany's Offices.
q JAMES +. NETHERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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sH1rEskcND AND ZoRE KyFEsH Es8fLHDAD E1kt4 -
4 EIGsfsscHDs December 22dsfsaa1 f
NT0TICE and after this date Ocean
= sher 7d) the PAsSENf5ER asd FREIGHT
TRIMS ever ffiis fcuts VIII be rim d fofi0Fg:
! PAssEEGER TRaIs daily Except aundsYs} be-
twce1 Richmond md West Pofst1 leaving the de-.
rot at 7:ag T.. NJ asIa On W DNESI5A Y9 and
connecting with the fine steamer
STATE Or vIRGTNIAlor river landings on the,
York FLYER, Baltimore, phi1adelphta, Rev York,
FREIEHT 7 TRAIN Sa for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdeysat4 O'Clock a, 81.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN between Richmond
and West Point on Fridays VIII leave Richmond at
O'Clock "A. M. az, I, - ,;sesss u z.s,
The Wednesdays through freight train win take
local freight both ways ,srt - ys.ae4. ~
!. 80 WILLIAM Il. BRAGG, Superintendent.
J. 1.TAYLoR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Rich
mosd.s zz -. .Ss-Z de2
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co.,}
RICHMOND, August Is, 1872.
AND DANVILLE RAIL
LIZ ROAD.-On andafter SUNDAY, August 18th,
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OFFICE OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMpASY,l
September 2Ist, 1877. !
G0NSIGNEEs OF FREIGHTsETs1t,
~ by this line IRE hereby notified that
on ana after this date ali freight arriving by their
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours after
ARRIVAL, WIN DO stored ut their risk and expense.
SATURDAYS at o'clock A. NJ. 7-7g. -. IS
Sc WILLIAM =. BRETT. Agent.
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?l,e7435i 50
.,-nSc,tcs of debt dependent upon
~ ,;l u.eui with est Virginia leS''Is ~
sl,ell,s2' IS
CURING Dea funded under acts OF -,
Trrn 80, 1871. and Marca " ls12..... Sii,s"s w