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Railroad JealCuSieS.

The iealollSies amongst railroads are pro-
ductye of IL great deal of trouble and very
little good. When Il high oflicerin railway
corporation thinks it his duty to circumvent
some railroad scheme that he deems ininl'1l
to the interest lie has charge Of, and sets
himself TO work TO "hcad-off" what Inc
deems an adversary, he makes great
mistake. His true policy would be
to 90 to work and make his own
corporation strong Ivy putting his road
in excellent condition, imparting vigor and
regularity to all its movements, building III
business for it by liberal way-schedules, and
inspiring confidence everywhere in his man
agcment and his good Judgment and fore
cast. That is the way to make railway
strong and to protect il from the injury Of
competition.
Few railroads that are begun ever entirely
fail. Sooner or later they are built. And
when a man goes to work to defeat one that
is begun he wastes his time and generally {
great deal of money, neglects his own bust
ness, and only succeeds in producing a. della.
in what may he TO the public an important
work without securing any advantage tc
himself or the company he represents.
Railroading is like other enterprises, that
grow in prosperity as their number in
creases. More than any branch Of human
enterprise, it creates the business which sup
ports it. The economy of the operations OF
railroads i'll this particular is wonderful.
The steady multiplication Of business upon
line is almost ullaccountable. We have been
taught by familiarity with the subject to
understand to some degree how this is, yet
however well acquainted we may be with
the system, we can no more ce:lse to adj
mire its wondertully-creatiye power than
can we fail to be struck with the vigor and
enduring power of the locomotive whenever
we see it. ..r.- '
1t is the power to increase production and
population which makes the railway the
great lever in the hands of wise and active
man. Such a man may spread blessings over
Il land and build up a business for the cor
pontion he represents that will enrich it.
Sush objects are worthy of great men. And
how much better it is for u man to earn the
reputation of having achieved such things
by his devotion to his own duties than to
have hurt the interests Of others while neg
Letting his own?
There will be plenty of business for all
railroads in time. Let all great managers
attend to their own business, and all will
prosper to the great benefit of the whole
cOuptry
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TWO liberal Ticket.

- ,,.rt;san of any body or thing
conntry. We support the Ilhc'"-
ma,; tickle, because II is the only way 'pea'o
49, hv which we can march out OF the "i'uer-
ness of oppression, diseord, ana dlseoh'en..
A. ro so believe, we sustain 1t very
earnestly; md We are gratifcd 10 kho" 'l'a'
Il has received the nearly unanimous appro-
VA. Of the southern white people. NOE =
there any Encouragement to the h'oeia,'s.s
at the North. The signs are most e'ieeiins'
The more famous politicians are not very oe'
monstratiye; but there is class OF younger
mon. with strong intellects and independent
spirits, who are making vigorous effort 10
assist In the grand revolution which Is to
give us government for the country after
syeeping out Of office those who have used 1t
for their own personal and sordid purposes.
The men who are engaged in this patriotic
effort at the North are the true men for the
work. The old efete politicians are IN
the background. The independent spirits
who are not involved in corrupt or entall-
Cling alliances are with the people, who are
ut the bottom of the great movement OF the
Gay, and with these elements OF force the
revolution can be worked out to gloT1ots
completion. ~e
There is much disadvantage to the Liberal
movement growing out Of the doubt III
which both Liberals and Democrats are left
as to the action OF the National Democratic
Convention. Very many northern Demo
Gratis will not act until that Convention makes
its decision. On the other hand there are
numbers Of Liberal Republicans who, are
waiting to see If the Democratic party will
get out Of the way. They prefer GREELEY
to GRANT by all odds; but if straight
Democratic ticket Is brought out all hope
will he dashed, and they will abandon the
cause in despair.
1t was unfortunate that the Baltimore
Convention was postponed to n day so
long after the Philadelphia Convention.
The Lbcalists ought to he organizing for
the campaign. There will be obstacles III
. the way Of organization until the Conyen-
ton does It's work. The evil il, therefore,
two-fold. Nevertheless, the spirit of those
WHO iIuSe IahcH thti couiSc II DuolaH', t'hh
they are not "waiting." They are moi
sparing their labor nor wasting their time.
One thing is especially cheering, and that
is the clear trumpet tones in which the grand
principles Of the Liberalists are proclaimed
in every part Of tho Union. There is no dis
cord amongst them; but perfect harmony
reigns In all their sentiments and principles.
They 60 for real peace and sincere union.
They would establish these i'm lieu Of the |
vindictiye government that is distressing the
nation and driving nearly half OF it to feel
that a monarchy would he a blessing de-
scended from Heaven compared to the mock
cry ofa Republic which now cmbiitrrS their
days and fills the land with woe.
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CIrY ENTERPRlsE.-The city of Wheeling
has just subscribed 100000 to the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad Company, and also
$500, 600 to railway bridge across the Ohio
ut that city. Ohio county, in which Wheel
Ing il located, subscribed 100000 to the
bridge. Wheeling is smaller in population
than Richmond, but it is very enterprising.
1t Is hard to put limits upon city's appro-
priations for public works.. e., it is hard to
say where prudence should restrict the pub
lie debt of growing city; always provided
its appropriations are confined to works that
promote commerce and extend the growth
and power Of the community.
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sspEdEAL NOTICES.
Ey MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY.
HoME-srATERs MD spRtNes-GoEEs.

T.. X. PRICE & co.
are again In market, and, arc opening, by express
and steamers. large additions Of NEW, AND ELE-
CANT GOODS In each department.
Long line Of NEW PRINTS great show in an
the new fgures--for ladies and chiidren-in
mourning aud half mourning styles;
DRESS GOODS in BL ACK and COLORED SILKS:
JAPANESE SILKS aud POPL1NS;
GRENADINES. black and colorad-yariety;
SATIN-STRIPED HERNANfS and GRENA-
DINES-checked; rits,'<
DOLLY WARDEN CAbfBRICs and PRINTS:
FRENCH and ENGLISH ORGANIZES, both flg-
ured and plain; 1888
LAW Ms and JACCONETs, from the lowest to Tire
highest grades. g,sfzy. Is 80. 81 Z. r
FANCY GOODS In SILK SCARFS, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS, CORSETS, GLOVES Of
an kinds, PARAsoIS OF every make, HO-
SIERY, &c. Ii; .E,lts,.
LADIES, and G ENTL EMEN'S UNDERSTIRTS,
CHHDREN'S UNDERSHIRTS, SOCKS,
FANS, &C., Sc.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, anu yESTIEGS for gem
:, tlelnen and boys; DRILLINGs, plaInand fancy !;
= DUCKS, &c. 49, ,s..
y IRISH LINENS ANDnTHER LINEN GOODS.
I'M spite Of the recent heavy advance III sitc goods
well as in wooIlen goods, the stock now on hand
will be sold out ut old prices.
lea ,....i.,...i.f.... T.R. PRICE & co.
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BRIEFLY STArED.-That independent and
bright newspaper the Cincinnati CONNER
cial states the case thus:
alt does not need IN essay to show why
the Democrats should nominate Greeley.
They approve the principles OF the platform
on which he stands, and they can see for
themselves that the ratification of his nomi-
nation by their National Convention con-
solidates the opposition to Grant, whose
policy they condemn, and makes his defeat
certain. A few ultra frec-traders and Demo.
cratic BourbonS, troubled with great princi.
pics for which the country has no immediate
use, may stand out, but their numbers are so
few that they will not count in November.
The Democrats, with Greeley, can beat the
Grant Radicals; without him, it cannot be
done. And that is the whole of it,"
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ITWON'T Dove observe that the papers

IT WON'T Dove observe that the papers
are publishing plan concocted by ex-Goyern-
or RASDoLPu, Of New jersey, for Compro-
mise and Union" Entertaining great respect
for the Governor, we regret that he has put
forth scheme which has so little practical
merit. The object is to unite the opponents
OF the Administration upon al electoral tick
ct, though there may be more than one oppo
sition ticket In the field. II won't do. 1t
can excite no interest, no enthusiasm. a
ticket to be voted as aiter-conditOns may in
dictate, is not a ticket to draw out voters or
to hold party together. A table without
any dinner in sight, and even without the
Odor Of cooked meats about it, will offer no
temptation to hungry man. There must
be a genuine ticket, with the names of the
candidates upon it. When the voter votes,
lie wants his vote to be IN instruction to vote
for the men he prefers. He hates, Of all
things, to cast Il vote in the dark. We must
have plain ticket, and we must have
but one or there need he no voting by Con-
yeryatlves at all. GRANT will unquestiOnably
beat two competitors.
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Tns carand motive 81 the Day.

The Newark Journal, In commenting
upon the letters.and speeches of the GEkkltkf
and RRows ratification meeting in New iota'
calls attention to the remarkable harmon!
Of sentiment that ran through them al. Inc
Journal takes = striking passage from ten
cra, Ktp1TRycK's speech. The General IS
nortraying tho good effects that grow out OF
n victory of the ocratic-Repubiicai's.
He says:
at will tear down that false barrier which
assumes to separate loyalty from treason. 1t
will bring together without a sacrifice OF
dignity or principle men of all sections and
parties. It will utterly destroy that sectiona'
spirit which forces the passions of war INTO
civil life when the war itself is endeG' II
win bring about real union OF honest men
from the North and from the South. ana II
seems to me to be the only way to eliecs suci'
uniop--a union cemented by common
and patriotic purpose to promote the ll'
terest of the entire nation, t ..t.
So that colu.nbia's soil may have a wartime Nc
. Nine btfween brothers dividing tlietr own;
| MAY the blessed reunion cement hearts ''nen
The mast be forgotten and buried alone"
Upon this the Journal thus comments:
Tn fact. if we search the speeches through
| we shall find that tue one dominant selitt-
| mcpt is hatred of domestic tyranny, and an
earnest. patriotic desire to restore the ancient
landmarks Of now divided country oglvc,
back the South to the Union as an integral
| and not an alien part thereof, and DestoW III
fine privileges of seltgoyernment instead OF
tlmt Of an olgarchy. Greeley was the man
of the evening, it's true, and his name was
received with respect and moderate entli'lSi-
| asm; but we much mistake the temper OF tle
people if they did not in great measure lose
s;oht of men i'm heiraspiratiOns for that good
time s"' coming e, for Which we have sighed to,
| nearly dozen years. Greeley may be lh In,
| man or he may not; but the determination
for change in our rulers is deep, powerful,
and sincere. The flag that once waved over
| . ,,nitcd neoule must so wave again on the
fourth day of March, in the year of our LORD
eighteen hundred and seyenty-three.
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At the recent great meeting in New York
speakers several times styled the grand
allied army Of opposition TO the present
Administration neutrality-suspicious..
This IL very good name. 1t is certainly
descriptive. 1t matters not great deal
however, what We call the opposition party.
If it trinmphs we shall soon have name,
and we shall have what Ii better-good Gov.
eminent.
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FRED. DOUGLASS opposes GREELEY, and Of
course will support GRANT, Notwithstanding
that he was not invited to the White HOUSE
along with the St. Domingo commissioners
to dine with the President. There isan old
adage which says that II you fail q negl o
he win like you the better. DOUGLASS seems
70 desire 70 make It true so Ear as bis exam
pie can.
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Tho Nav York World devotes itsclt 70
an atte,ppt to establish IN irrecoiiell.,'e
ireocb between Libcr.lisis end Democrats
II fills up the rccesscs of its labor OF loSe III
this line by trying its hand at breaking down !,
the Brooklyn Eagle, a paper Oh oeeiue.
,Id,;tv which rests upon foundation inuc n
stronger than Chat Of the World nu. " niy
need people cure about the World! II 's
in its do:age."
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New BooI:s.

E7couore, after the German Of p. NoS l no
TurSrE1s. BY ELIZABETH, BE Is , tfai,s.
iatUr OF .:LowIy Ways Iiflaae'phia:
J. b. L1pplScorT 4 Co. ',..s..:@. -.
The story is German, and seems 10 DC
lively and lifc-like. - 49, -.
For sale by wcopHousE 4 fAEHAn. !
Coming to christ. APoem. By WlL .,;s
y GREEN. Philadelphia J. Is. LIfflNcoTI
& Co. =, ...,.-.... ,.,.r =. f.'r.' -,=
For sale by WoopHousE & PARHAH.
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THE KANSAS SESAToRs.-The Kansas Lesis-
lature brought grave charges against sena-
tors PoMERoY and CALDWELL, alleging that
they secured their election by bribery. The
Senate Committee on Privileges and Flee
tions reported on Monday that the charges
were not proven.
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srEsI11L soTIcEs.
5r THEapoG days. 1ynTur;,

:DAEGER.--At this seassn OF the year the Mo-,
apt TO become impure; the appetite poor: ,hs -,
saliov; the body snfeebied the system ra,. '-I
making 1t susceptible to attacks OF chIlls and r.
rheumatism. eruptions Of the skin, and The ssrs',
ment OF the effects Of the injudicious use of
Aiihis trouble may be avoided by he uss r Of "
bottles Of DIR. TUFTS SARsAPARUI. ~
QUEENS DELIGHT. II sharmless IN u. sss. Az
but powerful enemy to diseases. Tryt ~, -
Will find 1t q friend In need. ~
DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS move the bo,.o,, j.,
healthy action. not acting AS It were mechanic
but they stimulate the sccrctions, and In h,,,,
aud natural manner expel all impurities wI,'
weakening the body.
DR.TUTT's HAIR Divides not injurr Tho b.,
ja l-eodiw&w
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STILL DON'T MIx.-The Philadelphia
Fress calls upon tho GRANT men to meet ac-
cortiing to the order of "the colonel COM
manding": The sohtte troops ON the west
side Of Washington Square and the color ed
troops" Oh the south side.
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... WAsIlINGToN CITY, D. G.. june Sd, 1872.
To MsSS T. Pace, z "; Pe11e T.t e. D. In ,
pin, John III Greanor' W. ). 1aTofo"9"' "'@
Gcntlcmou,- Your fattering letter
calling ON me TO announce myself L candidate Tor
Congress, you present me with 4 gratifying rccogn-
ton OF services In Washington III behalf OF a ""'-
hcrccaiilc ~ this is from so large and influential
body of merchants, 1t is subsidiary, far, 10 the plea
sure felt 10y reason OF the repeal OF the unjust ana
n, lIil;lr law Of IS whose Determinations IN he
half of the cutting interest of the North and West
have hun. ike incubus over this great Pfginfd
industry. whose annual product numbers a5vO9ooO
mounds Of manufactured tobacco. The new law.
which goes into elect on the LIST July, not only
establishes the principle of nJoTnfty. which has
taxation on this large product twelve cents per
pound enlarges the facilities Of the export trade
with considerable diminution of charges; tho ah"ii-
lion of bonded warehouses and the repeal of tax on
sales constituting new era In the manufacture and
trade of this important industry.
You very kindly allude to my known interest In
behalf of the great leading lines Of improvement In
our State. There are subjects of public Interest
which have engaged my attention more than her
fumes Rirer aad Rdna,oha canal, connecting the
Chesapeake with tho water systems OF the Mlsss-
sippi and Ohio Valleys whose teeming productions
the States of New York, PenEsy lyanll, and Mary
land. Ihaye, moreover, earnestly desired the COM
pletiou of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. With
Hlat important addition the straight shoot from
Clifton Forge to Ricnmiond which Will preserve tho
unparalleled easy grades OF tho WESTERN portion OF
that road to our city. -.
Intimately connected with tho advantages to flow
to Richmond from these works Is the deepening Of
the channel of James river, so as to accommodate
this great trade This cmphatically belongs TO the
General Gorerment, and every rcprcscnlatlye from
that district will be especially nnmndfnl OF what Is
duo to 1t, mt the handsof Congress, who shall de-
IIlaJ out Of the millions donated annually TO works
OF an inferior magnitude less than what Is neces-
sary to relieve the city treasury from further par
ticipaion In this work, and u bum adequate To its
earliest completion. ...-.s ..s-.... 49,.
With these views of the responsibilities attaching
thr
should you still think that can contribute In amy
proper degree to the execution Of such :trust. You
are at liberty to use my name as I candidate Tor
Congress, subject to nomination OF Il cOnserv;-
tive Convention OF the district. 81 ,.5r..r.
| remain. very respectfully, N ...r
.f' Your obcdfent servant,
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IAEgsaEfs.

On the Ith Instant. by Rev. a. f. Dickinson, Ed
MONn CROUCH. ESD, 10 Miss DIANA x. VEST,
all "I this city. z.
Innc Sd lSTa, at The residence Of the brides father.
Ivy the Rev. j. l.. burrows, assisted by the Rev. John
T.. Edwards, JAMES w. ALLISON To BETTE
L.. daughter Of jaime, Thomas, .jr. No cards 4
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The New York Herald pronounces the
GREELEY and BROWN ratification meeting in
New York the largest and most imposing
"and enthusiastic political ratification meet
cling drawn together since the ratification Of
" SEYMOUR and BLAIR in 1865"
The vindictiye World ridicules il.
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.rsa, fsyy,e the consth Of the United
s.a, ,s r,,sess In House of Representatives
exclusive jurisdiction to originate s, bus ,, 60
raise revenue. The House alone has 4 po sTes
to do That. The President eannot do u. Inc LII,
Senate c,nnot do it. The House alone alone eau ca
This mode of dealing with this qiies.,oa .r ~ =
presidential one, though novel ana at nrsr .
secrnine evasion, il, after all, frank, ma''is'
and constitutional"
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--s=-ss---as-.7- $500 -
MACHINERY. &c.
DOR SALE, .c,u,rpy

E'ok SAh h'LARGE LOT or MACHINERY.
g HOSTING ENGINE, aiont is-h"rsi' I,," ',-,
u,ou,f,d ON Mh,rLS suitable Tor i"",aw,
wrcckng, pilc-'ir''ing, &c.; H't ~, y, ,I'ry.
hammer, and all the hSturr' Tor pihJ.,,y,aps
O "."IiORSE P0WE UPRIGHT ENGINE ST.
BOILER, Oh ON bed plate. ,,,,,n, -.
One s-iiuRSE POWER A,iRltILltI"'' -
= CINE, mounted ON wheels: r.cI>r
One G-HOKSE POWER fohia hIh
aud BOILER. ,r,hrr
Both of the above can BIZ seen rninT AZ III III
One NEW i:-HoRsE POWER I'VE ; ANA
One NEW lo-HoRsE PONCE STATip1S ,i,..,
ENGINE, with 'Whercrs' fa!rit 'N'''
one SECONDHAND le-HoRsE POWER S''
One SEGOND-HAND ls-fioKsE io" hh '''''
,,,s A sstL;1E1ES 25lifkS s-uoEsE POWER rr
One ~ i,nRsE POWER STATIONARY f S.i<t
.0ne Jo-HoBSE Pow F.k SfAIioNAmm1 IIS,;j>t
Two asIuoKsE POWER TUBULAR Bt, ihs"
with Fronts. Crate. Bars, Sc:; az p, ~ EDil ~
Onc sc-IIollSE POWER PORTABLE pm
with aIl its dxtgrrs ;1lnP" nai,, Frs Of ;t
Three PLAIN CYLlSDER
oue FOOT ALDEN FAN BLOWER;
One i5-lNCii FAN El.DWEk: ,,,,b ,.,oot rrsa'a
One PoRTABLEGRlsT MILL WIN '''''
One hu NEW ;'' CRAY & WOOD ri.ANER'
o,o SsiTEW cJTTTING sEIDE LATHE "''
swing and !. f0ut bed. nearly new ,, or -.
One FOOT LATHE. suitable for sHns"''"
eiler; - .,,,,,,t p,.ypS assj''
cd sizes; ,,. N four-!Bta
saf pssnESts' puLLEYs, and HANGERS o. .
! sizes. t,oo, and tiftT
Valves. Gauge Cocks faiio~ l,'s, Whol.rs, 4E'
genera assortment Of Engineers sulphur niT,say
large assortment of new AMI sefo,ui nus ard B
Shars, Shape Presses box fref4 =; ,ar. iIsJc !"
'less. aud aft kinds OF Iobseso
',ii,a shove win be sold at very nHisoiA''''
ana ON ae eoeosa''i N.Y. sIsohT & ADDlSGIVsaa
Nos. 1la2, Ia2t, iAa8, and i "a sit,ae,!th s,rrst
9 ~ and Nos. Is and 10 sohth sh''''
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BIER.

June 9Th. TOMMY j.. son Of Benjamin 4. and
months. - ..... ss .r... .t.,-. .s.,......-
His funeral will take place ut his fathers resi-
drncr. corner 1lull and Eleventh streets, THIS
EVENING ut O'Clock.
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TNO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD CON
i GRESSIONAL DISTHlCT.--I have been re-
qucstcd by friends In various parts OF the district
announce myself n candidate before the Conserya-
tive Convention that Will assemble to make nomi-
nation for Congress, and take this mode OF doing
so. L would not make this announcement SO far In
advance OF the time Of election II the subject had
not already been agitated before you. respectfully
solicit your support, and should BIO nominated ana
elected, Will faithfully and earnestly represent your
Interests. Respectfully 'tatsEi.
. lie 3-dw&w JOHN i. MEREDITH.
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- Your obctfent servant,
lie G-lt* WILLIAM 7. BURWELL.

VNO THE PEOPLE OF THE THIRD
Il DISTRICT.---At the solicitation Of numerous
friends announce myself u candidate to represent
this district IN Congress, subject to the deciso OF
professions but promise, If elected, faithful tiS
charge OF MY duties, and will study to promote the
best Interests OF the whole people. 7...t..sl .
Respectfully, L.. q.
! IN GE0PGE n
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,S-S--Ss-~-~-~s~es
no WfELIAM z. Ht5R VEIL, Esq.

Two WTEIIAMs z. heb w ELL, ESQ.,
Il DraR SIN we. The nnde.si gneJ, sssers OF the
Third Conversational Dstrief and sT-
precintirg the deep interest which you have lnva-
riabIy exhibited In all public tending
10 advance the Interest ana To develop the resources
OF cur city and State md Impressed especially with
your recent protractnd, labo0us. and distinguished
efforts in Washington to have the tax upon tobacco
altered to n lust and uniform Standards mat OF
vital Interest 10 the whole State-and realizing the
Immense importance OF having an earnest, sW0rK-
Ing, able champion TO represent our Inefropohtaii
yourself to be. we desire to bestow upon you our
surages, aud therefore request that you VIII atonco
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RoTu,yEsy .grvsa sss-s ,rf{ G. v. POWELL,
superlntendenf. = Secretary aud Treasurer.
LANES RIVER GRANITE COMPANY,
- Qi,iee No. n. ELEVENTH STR ERr.f.s. =
The tribe supplied with sbs celebrated granite by
sfhe cargo or dinieiisIoaf pieces. go
work, speciality my s-sw
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE OLD
N DOMINION CLUB will lie held THIS Thurs
,,ay) EVENING ut o'clock. IL Is earnestly re-
uueStcd that every member be present, AZ business
OF importance win he brought to their attention.
~ order JAMES n. TYLER, President.
H. d-lt ID. WREN, Secretary
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M EEVENGS.

rsNIE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND sss&T!2n
l. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No. 3,&ZNSSz
will attend i stated convucati0n OF their .lasHA
chapter at their chapter rooms In the a-S"'aA-N~
sons HALL, on Franklin street, THIS Thursday
~ ENING, June 9Th, a. ID. 1877, a. l.. ST.! at
o'clock at which time The election of officers for the
ensuing year will take place.
l;y order of NJ. T.. II. Z. rt'fi' t'..'
lar ~ Ia r..