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~. ARREST on, THE CHARGE OF BlGAay--AT-
TEMPTED SuIuDE--PRoBABLY FATAL RESULT.
DIR. Michael Frank, a veterinary surgeon,
who has resided in, Baltimore for some eigh-
teen months past, attempted to commit
suicide bystabbing himself about I O'Clock
Friday afternoon while under arrest OH a
charge of fbigany. i Frank lives ut No, 105
south Paca street, but has an office on CAM
den street near .Pacl. 1t appears that on
Thursday DIR. Frank was arrested on the
charge of bigamy, on a warrant issued by
Justice Brewer, ut the instance of Mrs. Eliza
beth Frank, who alleges that he Is her hus-
band; that he deserted her in Germany in
1866 and came to this country, and that OH
the 18th May, 1871, lie married Amelia
Aaron. On being taken before Justice
Brewer Frank was released on $1,000 bail.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frank on Friday morning
caused bench warrant to be issued for the
rparrcst OF Frank, she believing, rs she
ALLEGED, that he designed leaving the city. The
warrant was placed in the hands Of Detective
Pointer for tie reason that he WAS acquainted
with Dr.. Frank, having had occasion some
eighteen months ago to bring him to Ba'ti-
more from Louisville, ky., on q rcquisiton
Of the Governor of Maryland, being at that
time charged with swinding. On that ccca-
sion Frank was taken from Jail on writ of
habeas corpus issued by Judge Scott, and re-
leased on bail, but the case never came to
trial.
About O'Clock Friday Detective Pointer
proceeded to Franks office and arrested him.
He asked the officer the privilege OF going
into an adjoining room for his hat and coat,
and came out in a few moments with his coat
buttoued up, and, locking the office door, pro-
ceeded to the opposite side of tue street with
the officer, when he stopped suddenly ana
remarked, 81 am dying" Detective Pointer
turned and saw that Frank was sinking, and
that stream of blood was flowing from his
abdomen. Pointer asked him what. was the
matter, when he replied, 81 have Killed my
self" and sank to the pavement from loss OF
blood. He was carried into store, and ply
sicians were called, when it was found that
he had a severe wound in the abdomen, evil
IDENTITY inflicted with sharp instrument The
wound was pronounced mortal. He was
subsequently removed to his residence, and
late last evening he was still alive, with but
little hopes of his recovery.
The detective, after assisting in taking the
wounded man TO his home, returned to
Franks office, on Camden street, where he
found on a table all open case Of surgical in.
s;runcnts, and on the mantel il knife with q
blade six inches long, known to surgeons as
q cation, used for operating, covered with
blood. The supposition is that when Frank
went back for his coat and hat he inflicted
the wound upon himself. He had frequently
been heard to declare that he would never
be taken to prison alive. Mrs. Elizabeth
Frank, who claims to be the wife, only
| reached this country few days ago, accom-.
panied by son and daughter. The second
wife was a young woman Of this city, who
it is alleged, Frank married against the
wishes OF her friends and relatiyes.--Baltl.
more Sun.
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WHOLESALE Po1sos1NG.-In New York on
Wednesday evening nearly all the people liG-
inga at Mrs. e. r. Locke's extensive boarding
house, east Thirty Fourth street, were taken
i'll from eating ct,stard supposed to have been
poisoned, and before daylight nearly thirty
persons were more or less affected, the pro
prietress worse than any one else. Her life
was at one time despaired of, but on Thurs
day evening everybody was well again. How
the custard was poisoned is unknown, but 1t
is believed to have been the result of al ac-
cident, $"
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A severe storm occurred in New York and
BROOKLYN last Friday. Mary Cullen, aged
ten wears, was blown into the river ut the
former city and drowned, and an unfinished
house in brooklyn was blown down, killing
one man and injuring several others.
The Synod of the Reformed Church,
which has been sitting in New York, adj
journed SINE die last Friday, after appoint.
ing committee to report to the next synod
on the adyisability OF q meeting with the
Presbyterian Church South. ss',
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TYpE-SETTING INvENTIoN.-The Albany "a.
w Times announces that Dexter Reynolds,
Esq, prominent member Of the Albany
bar. has invented type-setting machine,
which, having been pronounced complete
success by type-founders in Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia, has been sold for
81 100000 to combination of New York
capitalists. The machine is said to be ex-
ceedingly simple in construction and easy OF
operation, with capacity Of setting 1000
ems of type per hour.
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PENNSYLVANIA KNIGHTS TEMPLAE.--Last
week the Grand Commautlery knights Tenn
plar of the State of Pennsylvania was in ses-
sion at Beading, which eliminated on Thurs
day in grand procession. There were
about II 900 knights participating, including
some tWenty-three Communicates.
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,TaH A6susr o i & & M plante..
r1eur's comet turns cutie he no comet al all
Hundreds OF Journals on both sides of the
Atlantic have discussed the plotabiIities OF
its appearance, astronomers Iisfe manifested
an eager interest In the prohiem; and do.
matt, who knows more eabout comets than
any one else on the giobe, has fsstied paper
from the Royal Observatory OF Florence,
giving bis views on the stif Jed. z Meanwhile
Ms Piantemour, OF Geneva, the cause Of all
the eoBimotiofI, who has been greatly edited
by reading the)aeceunts OF the startling ex-
element caused by his announcement of the
near approach Of q great comet, quietly puts
the whole matter to rest by coming forward
with the declaration that he has never even
discovered comet, much less predicted the
near approach of the time when the earth,
and all that dwell thereon, shall be burned
up or dissolved into yapor.' fsf 80
+ Therefore the cometic excitement will die
away ,asquickly as 1t was created, and plans
for the summer can be safely carried. out
without fear of interruption from any por-
tentous celestial yisitaDt. But good will
come out of evil, for the popular mind has
already become interested in the subject Of
comets, and it win be difficult to renew a
similar excitement. When it is known that,
according to the beat authorities, about IT,
590, 900 of these cratic bedies are trayersing
the solar system, that some Of them have
been eBtangled among Jupiteris moons with
out making them .deyiate hairs BREADTH
from their course, that there Is shrewd ;sus-
picion among astronomers that the earth al-
solutely passed through one in 1871, and no
one was made wiser by the collision, and that
the scientific world would welcome the near
approach Of a large one rs a most desirable
subject for astronomical dissection, it win be
safe to throw fear to the winds as regards
the advent Of any future !" coming colnetS.'
Providence Journal. ~. | =.
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C,HESAPEAKEg;IiN . u HIOFtRAIL
~ ROAD.--Ou and afscrstay Gtnl ph6SENGE
TRAINS Will Leave, RichAiond tSundays c1cepted)
$50 4. M.-MAILTRA1Nfo for therWhite Sulphur
Springs, connecting ut aoriopsvile with the Grange
North, and Lynchburg and South. =. 80
, s:.5 z. sfS--hCCOSfMODATI0 TRAIN for Cor
louisville, except or Saturday or WHICH day y leaves
at r. M. This train connects Ut GOrdonsSllr WIN
the night trains on the Grunge, Alexandria anu sa-
nassas railroad for LYNCHBURG and WAsHlhd-
TON. ..ssasiF ma. r-sssJst III ,s.Fsr.s
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest 2"5t7'f
Storage tickets from J. Esp0ol, Queenstown,
amsterdam, Antwerp, HaIet Hayrs k "a dia1,
on this road can bG bought or ffe General Ticket
Agent at Hlcmon,k os sstn be orteredI through any
Frsh afi I may be obtained 1t tie Com
pany's offices. - sissI SsittftE " ,s5tst.
NJ passenger trains are run on Sandays,,t
- 1f.1F Al. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES Y. NErBERLAaDi General Ticket Afent.
q ap i7yt.iNtE Gts@s;5if 2a iaJAtEttisi go
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s'rSpS I'm E0uGutcr.

WARRESToS JUNCTION. June IA, 1872.
20 The Editors Of the DtSpdtch:
The wheat harvest has commenced here,
and there will he better yield than the
farmers anticipated.
Owing to the continued drought, the DAT
crop will fail entirely i'll this section.
Corn is looking well. ... ,.
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fTATHEsG.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
IN SPRING AND. SUMMER CLOTHING,

At JULIUS KRAKER'S, No. i517 Main street, :
which consist Of Gbeviot suits at sli, worth ais
light Cassimer Goats and Pants at Sl3, worth SO
blue. black and brown Cloth Coats frocks and Der
bys. at sl2 worth sI5; Tight and dark Suts for boys
at $40 and $I2 worth sle and SIS boys black Alpaca
jackets and Linen Pants for ga: children's Linen
Suits at s2.es; boys Linen Coats at 75c.; mems
Linen Coats at 81 and upwards: Cottonade Suits Al
s1;gwortfi 50. Also large assortment of white
Duck and Ribbed Suits: double aud single breasted
MarseIlles Vests; striped Alpaca and Sarssuca
Goats, and full line OF. FURNISHlSG GOODS
Il sell lower than any one IS buy exclusively
for cash. Come and convince yourselves. gs
Take notice of the red post In front of the door.
je T-1m Ia -,,,- az. 3 ~
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PosrAL.-A new post-ofice is established
at Graysyille, Floyd county, Va, with 1. h.
Dewitt us postmaster.
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MACHINERY. DC.
4 o ''.,"->' ALARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.

EOR SALE,
+ ~ ALARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.
e HOISTING-ENGINE, about I5-horse power,
mounted on wheels, suitable for guarrying,
wrecking, ple-iriviBg, &C., with or without
5nf 81 III 6PRa FIX EsSySnEg and
one n s-HnRsG e. POWER Sv FL HORTICULTURAL EN-.
One T s-noR Isi POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
= aud BOILER.
Both OF the above can be seen running At our s2p.
One a NEW is-HoRsE fo"hh rohiAbhh I'm
One SEWi lo-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "Wheeler's" Patent Balance
One SECONDHAND ss ,e-HoRsE POWER STA
TI0N !al1 I ENGI I ~ ,uopsp powrp poRT.
on. ALE 81 BOILER, : : - - - 7
One sECoNp-MASD s-HoRsE POWER UP
One h s5eHoRsG ' POWER rATIoNARY ENGINE,
One H0RsE POWER STATIoNARY ENGINE,
One H9kSE R9MEk ABLAh soffER
One w ss E5Sa f Fo@E h sri al oER
rnr st P "A n cYns6gR Of
GAG sas sHSS SSE S SkR RL5NER
One One PORTABLE eRisT MILL, withs-foot French
One bn new S' GRAY WOOD PLANER, se-foot
One SCREW i't CUTTING SLIDE LATHE, 10 inches
swing and 7.foot bed nearly new;
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for gunsmith or Jew
Five EA,RI's PATENT STEAM PUMPS, assort-
ed sizcs;
sHk gi@rEsss PuLLErs, and HANGERS of all
Steam and Water Gauges. Peet and Globe
Valves Gauge Cocks, Tallow Cups Water Gauge
Glasses, NIL kinds Of Oh Cans. Steam Whistes, ana
n general assortment OF Engineers supplies. Also,
q large assortment of new and secondhand Tobacco
Shares. Share Presses, Box Presses Bands and Bill
lets. aud all kinds Of Tobacco Fixtures made 10
order. ~. ,, ,sy
and on accommodating terms. oro,
= Nos, 14.o, 1l2a, 1926. and li.s Cary street,
and Nos Is and Is south Fifteenth street
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DnlxG WELr.-Mr. II. S. Patterson. of
Rockbridge, who was so severely injured by
a fall on Thursday night from the second
story of the Central Hotel, improved much
yesterday under the careful attention that
he receives. and will probably be able to be
taken 10 his home on Monday morning.
I,jurtJ1tr0 Netcs. s..
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A heavy rain, densely charged with sui
plur, fell at Saratoga, N. Y, Thursday, lcav-
ing the ground covered with 4 suIphurous
deposit.
The Tro Republics, Monitor, and Ct7rco,
newspapers published in the City Of Mexico,
favor Greeley for President of the United
States.
The wife and daughter Of Horace Greeley
were passengers on the steamer Rheln,
which arrived at New York Friday night
from Europe. ~.
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line RAlH.-Splcndid rains fell at this city
and in the surrounding country yesterday
afternoon, which Will greatly benefit the
growing crops, the oats especially
hiiin N.frs
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r IdE, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-.
i featured by us I'm Botetoun county, known ~
VII. SON OR ROCKVILLE LIhSE, VIII nesss 1. q
be nut IIpon the market under the name OF MILAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be let At cur
Office, No. 13O3 Dock street ,,,r,, 4 RI, %
November Il, ISL. Is no "
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THERICHMoND STEAM DYE WORKS
sTREEI and viii do DYEING ND GLfAs!H :,ss,s
of nil kinds OF LADIES ND -
,fstRWEETS and iu ali col0rs. They also glss
snr.risI attention 10 CLEANING OF ChRPEI,a
withaat icing taken ups and faeanirs
clothing By new process Of tive sns,n
esil. = ~ -
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New CURE FOR BoTs.-An old farmer says
that buttcrmilk is the best remedy forbnlS in
horses he has ever tried. and so certain that
it rarely ever fails to give permanent reIicl.
L,uchbur1 NelrS
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WINES. IIoU0Rs. TOBACCO, de.

MY WINES AND LIQUORS arc all to
Ifl. hand now, and am enabled To oher III. He
largest and finest assortment ever imported into tIis
city. would call particular attention TO the ioi-
ioasing-viz.:
30 hogsheads CLARET,
1870 cases CLARET, -,,,,s
- hogshcads and 100 cases HOOK,
$50 cases CHAMPAGNE, Napoleon's Capinet
aud other frst-class brands
ls baf-pipes, 20 quarter, and 20 eighth-casks ana
80 cases JAMES. HENNESsi bhAhbi'
I'm boild or duty paid; o,n
MUIR'S, FALkIRk'S. and BLOOlrS ALE,
aud HIBBERTS LONDON PORTER;
an fferces Settlers anu 10 cases VlCtlf VIZ
TER direct from the springs In Germany
and France; and many other articles too nu-
~ OSCAR CRAM,
: ia,,-st - No. IL Governor street.
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OFFIgEAE.

DFFIEEAE.. E s 2 ~ 93.s;
$780, CRY AUDITORS OFFICE, I
~. RIcfIEoyD, Va. June 10, 1879.
sTHE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
IFUNDED DEBT OF TIflS CITY viii be
closed on and nfter the 18TH DAY or JUNE 1877,
and will not be opened TN JULY r. 1s7e. Z. z
WILLIAM n. ALLDERDTCE, !
s 3e la-dtJr ~ 5llss .ststsF SIT Auditor.
s CIrY CoLt.EcrpE,s 0FYIcE,3
z RICHMOND, VA. June 1ss. fsTs.f
TSHIE OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILT
Il from O'Clock Al. Af. to O'Clock PH ffunn the
18th 10 the ssth1ntanf, isEsiye for the purpose Of
sssess1se 1r9 any pepsgsRR ssIEsd win SiTa
Is7a, the whole or one-iaT OF the amount OF taxes
charged And that ten ger cent win be added TO
party assessed shall fail % pay the whole or one
half within the time 80 limited.f' Tfzs i (;
The remaining bills dellIQuent for the year 1871
mist be promptly settled otherwise. I shall carry
out the ordinance itf relstlor thereto previously
published. JOHN +. REGNAUET.
jc l-Im zzs--z.- City Collector.
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HARVEST AND THE CRoPs.-We learn that
Mr.. Stricken, living near Leaksville, in this
county, cut the first of his wheat crop on Sa-
turday last, the Sth instant. This is unusually
early for this climate, the 10th Of June being
considered always quite early. His wheat
WAS thoroughly matured ; quality very fine.
We learn of Others who are wading into
their crops this week, land the croak Of there
being poor crop is not half so coarse as it
was q few weeks ago.. 20 t...s. .a
The cora and grass crops. under the in
iluence of recent genial showers, are looking
up, and the prospect is cheering. We are
sorry to say, however, of the oats, as Gree
ley said of his potatoes, there amt many on
the trees. We have vast deal of very fine
land in Page, and it seems like pretty good
crops will come anyhow, even if the sunand
rain do sometimes "play foul" We will
try our best to have .'big crops" on hand
when the Shenandoah Valley, the Piedmont
and Potomac, and the NarrowGauge rail
roads come along. So cheer up, friends, and
prepare for the good time coming" Stop
s,leing, and go to digging and hocing. In
creased production OF crops will do you more
good than homestead, stay, and bankrupt
laws. You have played, the Kilkenny cats
too long already, and torn each other to
pieces with suits. BE merciful to one
another, poor sinncrs.--Pnge Courier. -.
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fT'HE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP sFEfg
I 1 AND PACKET COMPANY wiz.
Withdraw their steamer wfEEfHAfP. CIfl1kstfIn-
pcFaEfiy for repairs Due notice viii bo ven OF
her rfSIfninx IeY fripa. te 10 !,
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DRY GOODS.

DEDUCTION OF PRICES.
Owing to the lateucss OF tue season. aud wishing
to reduce my stock shall during the balance OF the
season offer my stock Of DRESS GOODS and all
other SUMMER GOODS atgreatly reduced prices,
such as .a a@s.js j -
81 JAPANESE SILKS at soc, s..gr ;s:rs
pcc. JAPANESE SILKS at 75c., IA i.
csc. JAPANESE SILKS at zoe,
soc. JAPANESE POPLINS at 37lc.. ~
coo. ENIBR ORDERED GRENADINES at &C.,
- aoc. STRIPED GRENADINES ut nc.
2oc. FIGURED GRENADINES at 1esc.,
CSC. JAPANESE CLOTHS at zoe.
Ihaye also reduced the price Of VEIL GRENa-
DIMES from 00c. 10 75c, and shall continue TO close
out u line of KID GLOVES ut auction prices.
,#. s. HIKSH,
,a,, SGT Broad street.
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about aDies--nofhhag a1lso,ie dead Demo.
cratic or Wing doctrines nothing for free
trade or tariff. They want peace escape
from military and earIetbag rule, and this
they believe the election Of Horace Greeley
will insure them. si.%sf Il. .sst J, "a:
] Some Of our farmers have cut their wheat.
IL il said generally to yield web and be, or
good quality. The other crops are pros.ssing,
though Tn some sessions rain Is badly neesled.
,-,.- a ,s.. s. s-sz i.sl. | II. ,ERsH.
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HIME AND CEMENT.

lime AND CEMENT.
DOCKLAND LINE
l.soc barrels ROCkLAND LIME daily ex-
pected per schooner Florence Mayo.
800 barrels In store, For sale by.
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TOR NEW Y0RK.-OLD Do. @F&
"A MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. saasAAA8S
WYANOKE, ,ISAAl BELL. SARATOGA, NJ
AGARa. ALBEMAPLE aud HATTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond.
at o'clock p. 81. 81 . y...s.... a..
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, ut high tide. 's'sf ,Ht9'8t .fiGt
These ships areeni,rely new. They have elegant
saloons. st;,tcrooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention, are UNI
- Close connections made with steamers for MI South
eril and European ports. 49,
For further information, apply to ''iifH . Grif
|aT f.4f JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, IN;
my 26 No. 3 Governor street.
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SubLc VI Uuf ISEfnSIb iEHfc CUT e1eff wHc16s
It JIG said generally to yield web and be or
though TN some sessions rain Is badly
Il ers- z.5ssgi ssslts5 EgIi.
OaaASlzA7ios.or THE WasHrEGTos, CIscIY-
NAf1 AND ST.. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
We have only time. just as we are going to
press, to announce that the Washington.
Cincinnati aud st, Louis marrow gailge}
Railroad Company was organized to-day,
June II, 1872, at the courthouse i'm, the
town OF L,lray by the election Of our towns
man Hon. +. 3. Borst as the president land
the Hen. John F. Lewis. United States
senator), Il. r. Grayson. ST., Esq, Hon. j. J
Nj. Sies, A. Broaddus, T. N. Almond, Esq,
and Hon. r. b. Borst, MS the board of direc-
tors. ~ sss.ss- s. i
This read is to run from Washington uity.
In the District of Columbia, by themost prac-
ticable route, through Virginia and West
Virginia, thsnce westward to st. Louis.
A charter for this road was obtained from
the Legislature of Virginia at, its last session,
and soon similar grants will lie obtained for
It's passage through the other States along it's
contemplated route. This road through the
two Firginias willtraverse one of the grand
est agricultural, iron, and coal regions ON
this continent, and westward to the great
and. growing metropolis Of the Mississippi
Vaiiey,--St. Louis,--pass through rich and
powerful States, containing the "Queen
City," Cincinnati, and many other cities and
towns of wealth, and country Astounding in
immense resources Of every kind.
The president of the company, Hon. p.
=. Borst. of Page county, Virginia, is one
Of our most influential citizens. and y gentle
man of marked ability, indomitabIe energy,
and of large experience in railroad affairs J;
and we have no doubt, under the provisions
of the admirable charter of his company,
tine work Of his own hands and head,) he
will make the enterprise complete success
il properly and literally sustained by an en-
lishtcncd support along the contemplated
route Of the road. From the manifestations
we have already seen in its favor, we have
no doubt of this support.
OF the Board of Directors we have only
to say they are gentlemen well known to all
of us at home as gentlemen Of uneXception-
able character and standing, well-tried ex.
perence, and business qualifications.
IOuryPr. 4. 81. H. (
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND ~.

PHILADELPHIA, HMoND <soFSfsS>,
LINE.-F0R P HILL A DEL Phi TWICE 4
WEEK.-Steaners NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and j.
s. GREEN. composing this litte. will Ie,rve Rich
niond every. MONDAY and THURSDAY at !:
O'Clock NJ, and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at the, same hour, alternately. I.
Freights received daily Sundays exceptedl for all
parts of Pennsylvania, New. Jersey. and Dclnware
also for Charleston, Savannah and New Orleans and
bills of ladng signed through Z. y ,5'' 49,
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including. meais un0
, y - = VIZ. PORTER, Agent, I;s
c4i3 ri iya"Ho. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO., Agents =
E'-'. -A'-' . No u Soutfr W haryeS,
K ia IL 5t' Nc.M North Wlaryes, PhEIaielphla.
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T ACTEOUS .FARINA, Il substitute for
IL mothers milk. Sold at
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PATENT BARLEY, i'll
III pound tin canistcrs. Sold at
ie1 -, MEADE & BAKERS. n
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FARINACEOUS FOOD
Il l. and Dclluc's Biscotine Sold at
iel 49,. - = MEADE, & BAKERS.
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This water is forsae I'm Richmond, Va, by
=. PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
1916, corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
10 lo-6ut