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Ninth Street.

This street is the main thoroughflre be-
tween Broad and Main street, and must be
the line of the connecting link between the
street railway on Main and that on Broad.
Now. if we observe this street, we find that
it is not far from level from Broad street to
Grace. There it commences rapid descent.
If it were graded by beginning the grade at
Broad streetand making the inclination reSu-
lar from that point to Main street the rise
from Main would not be too steep for the
street car. The street to be thus graded is
only the length of three squares, and by
taking of the grade between Broad and
Grace the degree of inclination could be
reduced one-third.
Ninth street is one of the most important
in the city, us it is one of the most conspicll-
Gus. On one side there are no houses to be
left high up by the graduation from near
Broad to Bank street. The deepest cut on
the iue will be at Grace street, and the great
est number of houses are near Main and
Broad, where the digging will be moderate.
1t would lie well to trythe instruments upon
this street We think it might he made easy,
or comparatively so, by the Improvement we
suggest.
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Colonel FoRNEy having been brought W
in his wild capcrs in the field Of PennsyIva
nia by denunciation Of his course in the
columns of the official organ at Washington,
it remains to be seen what the Colonel will
do. Liberty is not a tlourishing plant in the
camp. of General GRANT, and Colonel For.
SEY's assumed freedom to oppose the Repub-
lican nominee for Governor in Pennsylvania
is not TO he tolerated. .t
General GRANT had no objection to For
NEY's palatable viands when he went to Phil
adelphia to reGstablish kind relations with
the enfant terrible" who is now so bother
ing Pennsylvania affairs. But that conde-
sccnsion is in no wise to be construed to
confer upon Colonel FoRNEY the liberty TO
do as he pleases. Not a bit of it. And so
the Colonel is given to understand. He is
in Arkansas attending the meeting of the di-
rcctors OF the Southern Pacific railway. Just
before he left he shot an arrow at CAMERON,
avowing incorporating hostility to him,
but proclaiming devotion to GRANT, which
should never he diminished by any act Of
his. But now GRANT, through his organ,
opens the door for the Colonel to'pass out by
the act Of another. FoRNEY knows what he
is after, will still do what he peases, and
will probably do exactly what he intended
to do at first.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS. on thy
y .LIyk or fHE cfEEAApEAKk avn. fnIin
RAILROAD, BATH COUNTY VA viii ii - n ~
Tor the reception Of visitors June fs ry s,s etn
cenalbe py the Chesapeake afM Ohio yaiIrdad fro
Si1ftbOr0ugh. twenty three miles over tie w."
Springs mountafH, OF from Eoviuzfon ON the EFT N
road, dftest MilFs, by fine turnpike or casy crsd
passing in1nl VIEW OF the celebrated Tailjur r;n,.
ana fbe splendid scenery On Jarkson's river Thas
epIihgs are ton we'll knoEn To rcsflire nm ea,sr,
notice at tts Hnss. Tho virtues or tl,s y,tera ~,
ausssed 1y The most eminent ps,ysfclans and i,y h1n
y. VINO nave been relieved by tte,r use IN.
ntllBg " luxurious and inyigorating. fine air pnre
aua eA and the scenery grand and bsari
IN. ana dle approach mp The Valley or Jscksnn:.
nVef presents continuation Of mounfaiI, and W,iss
scenery n0y 10 DC surpassed. sssE-1.s - '
Persons leaving Washington or Richmond I'm tho
mofning can reach the SPRINGS the same night y"
remain t Cosington. where comfortable aec,,,nrno
daions can be had, ana arrive nj tie Springs newt
.KEssNICHs BAND iseuraged for tbe sc,s,n -.
provided. "'' 'se'easioh
Descriptive pamphlets can BE- had of Messrs Pm,
cell. Laid Co., Richmond, or OF the scent Al lie
Springs Hlt e"' ~ we
Board, "a Per day: $50 per week; SEQ for month q,
juno; s15 per mont, for July, August and Sentem
Der, or Si55 for two months. p'~"''
Telegraph and post-oilicc In the hotel.
NJ. II. HOUSTON, AZ. D.. resident physician
my4-fsTusw Il. NJ. QUAR- rs. Iy.,,
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Did,

On the Iltl, instant, in Staunton, Va, ROBERT
W. BIGELOW, u native and formerly resident
of this city. His remains were conveyed from the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot, In this city, on Satur-
day last, 10 the Sclockoe Hill Cemetery for inter-
ment.
At his residence, In this city, Monday June nth,
Mt . O'Clock r. NJ, JAMES A. HAYWOOD, In the
forty-second year of his age. ss.'
Ills funeral will take place at his residence, 25o5
ycnable street, at O'Clock 7. NJ. TO-DAY.
Friends of tic family are requested to attend.
In this city, yesterday, Mrs. HENRIETTA
CHASER, wife of Lewis CHASER, In the sixty third
year of her age. ..s.,J,
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence. No. west Broad street, ut a O'Clock THIS
Tuesday AFTERNOON. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend without further notice.
Philadelphla papers please copy.
On the 18th of June, LULIE ALLEN. infant
daughter of X. M. and Emma G. Crawford, aged
four months ando day. cts.e .l.,zas.-
The funeral Will take place at the residence Of her
parents, No. S west Marshall street, at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON.
Baltimore and Pine Bluff, Ark, papers please
copy.
On Monday, June II, 1872, at the residence OF
Mrs. Dr. r. W. HaxalI Mrs. MARY E., relict of the
late David Higginbotham, of Albemarle county, Va.
The funeral Will take pnce from st fanl's church
THIS fTuesdayl AFT.ERNoONat It's O'Clock.
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All, ha! That's It.

The virtuous World, which has so unconl-
promisingly opposed and denounced MIR.
GREELEY, is now talking about the compost
ton of his Cabinet. 1t is sure MIR. GREELEY
will not give majority of the Cabinet to the
Democratic party, and that, therefore, the
Democratic party could not stand it; and,
says the World, eve should have to go into
"opposition as soon as the new AdmniStla-
"tion was organized" If the failure TO give
the Democrats the majority would compel
the World to oppose the GREELEY admins
tration, of course it would win the support
of that paper If the Democrats had the ma
jority. If Mr. GREELEY would make pledge
Of that sort now, the World would wheel into
ranks and go heartily for him. So, it's
office after all. That will hide all of GREE
LEY's faults, and compensate the World for
loss of virtue.
We believe the Democrats neither ask nor
expect any pledge from Mr.. GREELEY. They
believe him. ut least, honest and fair. They
because they know the Democrats cannot by
themselves elect President, and they be-
lieve the Democrats and Liberal Republicans
Gun. They see no other way out Of the na'
tional troubles but by this combination Of
parties, and they enter into it heartily with
no desire to form u treaty about Offices with
Mr.. GREELEY. They know that once out Of
the wilderness-that the war party dead
the people and the States will be free, and
parties eau be reformed on sound fouud,,-
tons, freed from the Elncors and vexations
of the war issues.
The World may chatter like "poor polp'
Tor cracker 1t will not be needed.
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN ?-FonNEy's Press
gives eight reasons why it cannot support
HARTRANFT. The following is one of them:
Fourth. Because human affairs and fatcs
are uncertain, and there may be another Chi
caSo fire."
IL would be difficult to imagine what the
Chicago fire has to do with the question of
HARrRANrr's claims TO be Governor. We
suppose a tail hangs somewhere aboutit. "A
famous foreman of q printing-oilicc in this
city got drunk on any and almost every occa.
sion. One of the earliest of the Atlantic
steamers was behind time, and was thought
TO be lost. The foreman got drunk. He had
hardly time to get sober when she arrived in
New York. The foreman got drunk again.
But we could never see why he did so. There
may be more logical connection, however,
between HARrRANrr and the Chicago fire
than there was between the lorenlan's getting
drunk and the movements of the ocean
steamer ss..
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GENERAL GORDON, of Georgia, who stood
so high in the respect and affections of. Gen
craI LEE, and occupied such high position
in the army at the close of the war, has de
clared his willingness to support the Gin
ciniati platform and nominees. He confesses
that Mr.. GREELEY is not his first choice. The
fact Is, Mr.. GREELEY is the first choice of q
very few; but he is fortunate in being the
second choice OF enough, we believe, to
elect him. #s
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Let our laboring men turn down the page
and make note Of these words of President
U. S. Grant: "The true prosperity and
greatness Of nation is to be found in the
education and elevation of its laborers." The
above is from the Milwaukee Sentinel. Now,
let laboring men turn down page 53 of the
National Fourth Reader, and find the very
same expression credited to Burke. The
Sentinel may perhaps have better luck by
perusing older books for foundations for 20.
litical items Chicago Tribune.
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No Earthly Doubt Of Baltimore In
alOrSing Greeley.

No Earthly Doubt OF baltimore an
dorsing Greeley.
From Brooks's New York Express Dcmocratlc).
Information now concentrated here leaves
no earthly doubt Of the nomination of Gree
lev at Baltimore by great, a very great, ma
iority--probably two-tllirtls and more. The
nomination will be Il cheerful, hearty one,
and will thus start commanding Success.
When the nomination is made, 993 out OF
every 1000 Democrats will come into the
line, and for every Democrat lost there Will
be ten Republican gains. We now have, as
fur us conventions have been held, every
western State pronormcing for Greeley, in
cluding-and very eXpcctedly-lndiana,
despite Dan. Voorhees, pronunciamento.:
Hendricks, the old, staunch Democrat, and
George w. Julian, the earliest of the old Alb
olitionists, have joined hands there, and
Republican is run on the general Congress
ticket with Kerr Democrat). Hendricks
will be elected, then go to the Senate, and
the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, who is a Methodist of great
wealth, will take his place as Governor of the
State. Morton will thus be permitted to stay
at home. The eastern Suites will all be Gree
lev. There are few eXccptions-one. per-
haps, i'll Rhode Island. The central States
will all be Greeley, Delaware excepted,
whose eyes have not yet been opened to the
fact that the thirteenth and fourteenth
amendments are irrevocably in the Federal
Constitution. There may be some little trou-
BILE from New Jersey, but there are no great
signs of it. The majority of the Pcnnsylva-
MIA delegation are known to be for Greeley,
and in the end the vote of the State, it Is
believed, will bc unit. The southern
States, without exception, will be Greeley,
unless there lie divided vote from Georgia,
where the Bourbon element has not yet
heard of the civil war. III Baltimore, where
the Convention is to be held, the enthusiasm
for Greeley is intense. The b'hoys are pre-
pairing the biggest sort of demonstration to
welcome the New YSFkers and all the other
States of the Union. The big bull is roll
ing, and whoever docs not roll Oh with it
will roll under.
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M1ine.

PORTLAND, june 1.-THE Democratic eau
cliscs in this city tonight to determine the
delegates to Baltimore from this congression-
al district were largely in favor of the Gin
cinnah movement and Commodore Church,
i'll, who hung out the first Greeley and Brown
flag in the State, will undoubtedly be one of
the delegates. Adyices from all parts Of the
State show the feeling to be all one way, so
far as the Democracy is concerned, while
scores and hundreds OF Liberal Republicans
are boldly enrolling themselves against the
administrator. s..'ss. 81. ISL
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w MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.

TO HOME-STAYERS AND SPRINGS-GOERS.
r. PRICE & co.
are again In market, and are opening, by express
and steamers, large additions of NEW AND ELE-
CANT GOODS In each department.
Long line Of NEW PRINTS-a great show In all
the new igurcs-for ladies and children--iii
- mourning and half-nourning styles;
DRESS GOODS in BLACK and COLURED SILKS;
JAPANESE SILKS aud POPLlNS;
GRENADINES, black and colorcd-variety;
SATIN-STRIPED HERNANIS and GRENA-
DINES-checkcd; |..'. "H. -.'5
DOLLY WARDEN CAMBRICS md PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH ORGANIZES, both ag-
ured and plain;
LAWNS and JACCoNETs, from the lowest to the
highest grades. +"
FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS, CORSETS, GLOVES OF
all kinds, PARASOLS Of every make, Ho-
SIERY, &c. r. ~. .... -.
LADIES, and GENTLEMEN-S UNDERSTANDS,
CHILDREN'S UNDERSHIRTS, sOCkS
FANS, &C., &c.
or OTHS CASSINIERES, and VESTlNGS for gen.
tlemen and boys; DRILLINGs, plain and fancy !;
ss DUCKS, &c.
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite of the recent heavy advance in such goods
as well rs in woollen goods, the stock now OH hand
will be sold out at old prices.
je3 I. III. fhiCE d W.
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H FATHERs AND MOTHERs--1f


you occupy these relations now or are about to do
so, study well your constitution. If you have ac-
quired or inherited scrofnfa, any disease which
may be transmitted to your offspring, It is your So
Tenn duty to eradicate II. Thousands of children
are now suffering from the effects Of poisonous dis
ease transmitted to them from their parents. The
thought Is terrible. Yon can save yourselves muck
sadness and soicitude and your dear little ones much
pain and unhappiness. by the timely use Of DIR.
TUFTS SARsAPARILLA AND 3QUE.EN'StD DE-
LIGHT. It will, surely eradicate the faint from
your system, Or If 1t has already been entaed upon
your Child, give 1t at once this valuable preparations
and Its system will be renovated and restored to
soupdnese- .tE
- - MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Net
$3.50 .sH-s..,, 1sr September. IL, lsG9 /
Dir. William n. Tut: Sir,-Plcase accept the
heartfelt thanks of n mother who was well-nigh
driven to despair by the sad condition of an only
child. Ny little boy has teen afflicted with scrofula
ever since his birth, and after trying every remedy
that was recommended, and several physicians had
pronounced him past ali hope, accidentally heard
Of your Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight. 1t was
so highly recommended that concluded to try 1t,
but must confess with very little faith. He has
taken nine of the bottles you sent me, and am
happy In being able to say that he Is almost well
aud believe by tn time he takes the dozen he will
be perfectly restored to health. He has gained flesh
has fine appetite. and now walks two miles To
school. l shall always remember You with graft
tudc. t ANN MURRAY.
Dir. TUFTS HAIR DYE is used In Europe and
America. je l5-tleod&wlw
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Mr.. scHURz.-A Washington telegram in
the Baltimore San says: -..
''Tbcre is no longer any doubt felt as to
the position of 81 mator Schurz. Before lcal-
ing here he stated to a brother senator that
while Mr.. Greeley was not his first choice at
Cincinnati, he, nevertheless, should support
him, even for no other reason than that it
would not do for the President of the Con-
vcntion to bolt the nomination. He will
probably make 4 speech in Il few days en-
dorsing the Cincinnati ticket, and showing
that Ills signature to the call for the free
trade conference in New York is not hostile
to the Liberal party"
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.mongst the latter, of course. just WA a.,ss
rmSTis be expected nom the explodeu poil1l-
clan and collapsed political genera A gen,
Itle,nan who has no better idea OF justice anu '
trutb thar, that, and who.Would thus n'an 81
the great body of the white peope \.'s
South, must certainly be non contpos'-
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"HAEk From THE TooHBs. n-TooaBs, the
mad bull Of Georgia, cores GREELEY entirely
to bis own satisfaction; but he also cores
everybody who is for him. He says all the
thieves are for GREELEY and ali the honest
men are opposed to hun; 81 is noble self y
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NEW CLOTHING, NEW CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
1a-oi

SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
1872!
Large additions are now being received daily by
express and steamer cf all
THE LATEST NOVELTIES Of THE SEASON.
AS to prices,
PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED
by buying Of me this season.
The large Increase of sales is an evidence Of The
49, appreciation by the citizens generally
that they will be governed Ivy
their Interest and ... -
SELECT THE HOUSE THAT CAN GIVE THEM
NOT ONLY BARGAINS
for their money, but give them the
LATEST STYLES AND NEWEST GOODS.
These goods will be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR PROFIT,
advantages which ITO similar house offers.
... Call and satisfy yourself.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent,
my Ii-eodtJy23 1109 Main street
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MARRIED.

On the l3th instant, at First Baptist church, by
Rev. 4. }. Dearborn, Miss EMMA }. GARTH
RIGHT, daughter Of Robert Cartwright, Esq. tn
Mr.. WILLIS b. GRESHAM; ali Of this city. No
cards. 49,
Louisville and Cincinnati papers please copy.
On the 3Oth of May in City Point, at the residence
Mr. j. SAMUEL CLAY. of Richmond Va, to Miss
ASDRETTA J.. WJSEMAN.
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~ THE BEST CoD-LIvER OIL,
MT RosADALIs.-"LIFE OF THE

M ROSADALIS.-"LIFE OF THE
FLESH IS IN THE BLOOD" The blood circu-
lates throughout the system, depositing new flesh,
tissue, and muscle, as the old becomes efIete and
disappears. If the new material be corrupt and
unsound, 1t is evident that the system will not per
form Its duties well; some part another will be
like il-fttng machinery, that works uneyenly, and
creaks and wears ont Of shape. In this way the
body becomes the seat of suffering and disease. As
these are but the effects OF impure blood 1t is evil
dent that 10 the blood the mode of cure must be d.
rected. II Is here that the RosADALIS has It's
value and reputation. purtfes the blood. Itputs
the origin Of the gradual renovation that goes on
throughout our physical system on sound, pure,
healthy basis and thus brings robust constitution,
even where hore Of relief has fed. 3elaeod2w
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ME- TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
AND VICINITY.
CLOSING-OuT SALE OF NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACEs, PARAsOLS, &C.

have reduced my entire stock Of
TRIMMINGS, LACEs, FRIEGES, BUTTONS.
&C., twenty-five per cent less than they could have
been bought at the first OF the season. 1t would be-
greatly to your interest to give call before pur
chasing. RIO. ARMIsTEAD, 300 Main stree.,
teIS-ss 1--WE doors below Ninth street.
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RICHMOND, June II, lsTe.

GPECIAL NQTICE.--On& and after tl,e
~ above date the price of the following papers
will bGEIG1T CENTS instead Of six cents ~ here
tnfore-yiZ., New York Weekly, New York Ledger,
Saturday Night, Star Journal, Preside Compute
ion, and LitcTar1j Companion. 49, Sc * s9St
[Sgnedi Respecttnlly, .3s5re
sG.7W. Smith,, Z. j. Hogan, 6. F.J9hnston, News
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BARGAINS!!

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
IN SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
AtJULIUS KRAKER's, No. 1917 Main street,
which consist Of Chcyiot Suits at sll, worth $la
light Cassilner Coats and Pants ut sl3, worth Slb
blue black and brown Cloth Goats, frocks and Der
bys ut 12 worth sl5; light aud lark Suits Tor boys
Mt $50 md s12 worth $40 and SIS; boys black Alpaca
Jackets and Linen Pants for 50; chlIdren's Linen
Suits at SECS: boys' Linen Coats Mt 75c.; mems
Linen Coats at 81 and upwards; Co,tonade Suits at
no, worth SO. Also a large assortment of white
Duck and Ribbed Suits: double and single-brcasted
Marsclllcs Vests: striped Alpaca and Sarasnca
Coats and full line of FURNISHING GOODS.
lean sell lower than any one. rs buy exclusively
for cash. Come and convince yourselves.
Take notice Of the red post in front of the door.
je rim
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GEA BATHIN G.--COBB'S ISLAND,
IVA. Is now open for the accommodation Of VIZ.
tors Fine and safe surf-bathing, fishing ard
snipe-ehnoting. band of music In attendance
during the season.
TERMS: ~ per day; Sls PER week.
Route: From Norfolk by steamer \. j. banks {,
Cherrystone. Monday, "Wednesday, and fr,!ay
mornings. Address COBB BROTHERS,
je l0-ln Cherrystonc. Va
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND VALUABLE1N STRU- e.
MENT.-IIayIng added TO my case of Instruments
one of DR.. Morrson's celebrated BUR ENGINES"
l am prepared to operate uron the natura teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient,
and also with greater rpidity and thoroughness, than
is possible to be obtained by the hand.
JUD B. WOOD, Z. D. S.
OFFICE: No S Ninth street. apso-eod
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:PoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VI
OPEN JUNE /. 1872.

This fayorite and celebrated WATERING pr ,Cr
viii offer additional attractions this season. amor.
other improvements, there has been added an e...
CANT and spacious bathroom, adjoiujny the n,ri
the parlor has been enlarged and improved and tbc
proximity OF the two renders each easily accessiIc
II will be kept In style not surpassed anywhere II,
Virginia. -. - ''e'' w
The WATERS Of these special Springs 81 thor euro
or greatly relieve most cases Of Scrofnl Incipen,
Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic l,aryr
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic DygpcIst,
Chronic DiarrhPa, Chronic Dysentery rhcy arc
also grtnt value I'm those affections which are rcc,,
liar 10 the female constitution, and as an appeiiyrr
tonic and general restorative, they arc rerllarr
unriynllcd amongst mineral waters. The pruprIrin,
will have provided for the lawns and hiil-room
frst-class Band of Music, and In general all tho
sources Of amusement and recreation usually found
at our best summer resorts will be at the comilantr
tIieg guests at~"ROCkBRIDGE ALUM" The pl1rc
Is within eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond
Washington, Baltimore, etc., by rail, Ill In daylight
Passengers leave the cars Of the Chesapeake ard
Ohio railroad at Goshen depot, and new aud elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth and
level road of only eight miles, set down the visitors
at the Springs to tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER. Proprietor
Persons making use OF the grounds. &c., uf the
Springs, and not stopping ut my hotel. will bc
charged half my regular rates.
The RockbridgC water Is for sale ny PURCELL
LAID & co. Richmond, ald GEORGE NJ. Mo
.INfIRE, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
nv lO-3m
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.--The rre .,ss,ssa ', ,sl,,
y ~, Rurnham and OF Bnrfll,in y IA ~, re,,aigsA
tractors, Ohio ...sssi,a.ed Al Coy
nrtan Va. by the isrii DAY os ,,a sd ie sp
caants mast lie itelaizsd, and Z, ss ,.t no par
Ix.Iidad ma affidavit Of CORRECTNESS al" "''
Of asinc tl's peeh 's'i0'R ROBERT z, FARkiSnw
5 te is-sM Trustee ala a'''''s "