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,,cy frorrs Petersburg.


-..i ",s'rncS OF IN" N''"n""" D,SPa',".
h7SHStVN'' NAY 10
.r. ,.at". q our :n'lnlciwI poiltlcS con
orr. 8, ,ng@-c NuCh attention. ne calaS
q. independent Ecp0h'iran candidates.
.,.,, expected Arncar TINS mofh'hS,
-.. 'a Hc"mirG: hnt those OF Mcs>r>.
...s- aNd "urE">> are III tle ''aioS "
,..,,.f,. 2nd viii ari"ar "'thent IL" ~
Y.ar> ot jo-norfo" mo'hiNS. incs,
r ~, Jlrt~iN hccn anticipated
'nt .rrrc3 Gn0tnEc. II mas pc'n
...,. ,a-d3N ih&, INC hadicai lciu.
t... ur&cr ne inspiration ana
BE- v.. direction al VII. t!att, VINO Is III
$50. ,g,, arranged 10 have Mr.. W ihtSon
-.ri e.. the 4, hci. removing Mr.. steward
-. ...nny! MOI explained. 1t is conf
g.. >aG.d III Tie Other hand. however.
g., WATSON has announced his pur-
",',udin- MS ground ana MANI
n, la,,"!"ndent position. His card.
-,. ,ls' H"'iH~rd independent noml-
49,. .I> net lct iFtn communicated to
.-.-,.
..h,gC>>rd II Va. (. baker Rainc,
.. ..r igs,-ai"> iI"N rms city to the
. '-n. h:i23, inviting linn TO be-
at.,iatc tcr Tie n1a,nral;v. WAS put
..a : .lvt;ny. ana was nnmnroGsly
., ... NATIVES. ltwas determined
-1., ;a withdraw the call, since the
..r> wire ricdgcd. through thcil
....,,u. ~ make IA nominations :,
.. ..., ,I..m,d ro l.. a requirement OF
.rr.. - haN" T." Republicans 10 settle
....s,.-, among Themselves.
.. T.. tahl" IL: ~" "an for Il public
80 r- hn!d tomorrow night, 10 en-
,'.. r.,,t.,",,> "f the Cincinnati Con
.v.n ~. withdrawn tov the present
....... r.a-vu>.
81. ,.ta,..I>.,,.> Of Second Ward will
%. ....r candidates for the Council to-
F.rr has been much activity and
-.,a g,:,-.jay in Republican circles. grow
... :.# congressional convention TO bc
l>rhNjilc tomorrow.
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CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. WEST VA
VIA WINCHESTER, VA

This delightful watering-pace has been thor
oughly reftted, and Is kept in the best modern
celebrity for their prompt and happy action in Dys-
perSia, Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, In
cl-dfpg Calculus; in various Skin Diseases. and In
lnclr admirable effects on the female constitution
Inc AR OF Capon Is unsurpassed In all the noun
hess. Il. .....t.. =!
Its SPLENDID BATHS were declared bv Sir
Henry Bulwcr, when on visit here with Mi. Web
SER as hardly eqalled by anything he had seen In
For our pamphlet, with full particulars of rates,
charges, &c., Nc, apply TO PURCELL. LADp & Co,
druggists, with whom We have placed the WATER
on sac.) or to the undersigned bymail. -
ap 19-lm FRAZIER &. SALE, Proprietors
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY 3 LOCK 4 D E. Is15.a
I'VE AIy store Is blockadcd with new and S5Sslal9s
desirable SRoSs
SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS,
and Earnestly call upon the ladies' and the public
generally to call and assist in clearing the way,
and all will he well compensated In purchasing one
or more Of those beautiful HATS and BOSEETS
so much admired, modelled out OF the finest fabrics
by the most expert hands. ~
The blockade consists of endless assortment OF
STRAW, LEGHORN. and IMITATION HATS and
BONNETS, in every variety Of shape, Sc; To-
rether with very handsome FRENCH FLoWE
fine RIBBONS in all tile most desirable casts OF
Shade, PLAIN aud DOTTED VEIL NET for llclu-
tifyiug tie face aud many other articles ol note too
numerous TO mention. Allof Yhich VIII De oncreh
ut prices dcfying competition.
Mrs. T.. =. JONES.
Alb Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
my I3.ot Richmond, Va.
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The receipts of the Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions for the past year were
S455. 600, against $320, 900 for the preceding
wear. The debt amounts to $4,000.
A disastrous fire has been burning for six
DAYS on South mountain, near Holly Springs,
Pa, towards which place it is advancing.
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The Negro congressman ElIiotts Wife.

Mr. Elliott has bis wife here, very hand
some, stylish woman, with little negro blood
in her veins, hardly enough to distinguish
her from our own race. One day she en-
tered the diplomatic gallery, where there
were several wives of congressman, and Il
1uttcr was the consequence. Some left, and
others informed the gentlemanly usher that
he must never again subject them to the
crushing indignity. Those who made the
most fuss about 1t were the wives of the most
Radical congresslneD.- Washington letter.
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ITO THE LADIES.-NlRs. A. c. ,-aBe
L TURNKEY has removed to 900 Broad SssssssslaSs
street, below Ninth. where she Will bc-SNSHSe
pipased to sec her customers and friends.
Ht)p-Sk ESrniatle OF the best material, always
on lGlfd. BUSTLES, CORSETS, and other useful
articles for ladies. SKIRTS made bf any dimcn-
si,ns to order. '.S my lI-Gt
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WHEAT CRor. TOBACCO PLANTS. GARDENS,
FRuJrS. &c.-The wheat crop in this section
of the State is looking remarkably well; the
cool. dry spell of weather we are now having
has been of advantage to it. Tobacco plants
are plentiful us yet, though there is some
complaint Of the fly. Oats need rain very
much. Corn is coming up very badly. Some
persons SLY they will have to plough up their
corn and rel,klnt it. Garden vegetables are
backward. We have Il prospect of a heavy
crop of fruit if no disaster Details it.---Heck-
irniyurG Sentinel
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DECISION OF TIE BANK STocK CASE
Judge Garland rendered his decision Satur-
day in the ease Of MessrS. Bingham and
Lees, who contested the validity of the ordi-
nance assessing taxes on nonresident owners
of city bank stock. The Judge held that
such assessment was not admissible under
the charter of 1866, which has just been
superseded, but that it would be legal and
valid under the present charter. So Messrs.
bingham and Lees gained their case
I,;uChiur0 Eyy1iyiQa
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week, owing to the continued dry sr,eli I'm:
siness has been quite dull. 4Tohncsa (.
" king with us, and SO soon AS that asfscis
ceases to exist we begin to feel Its effects Is
had a conversation with Mr.. Fitznafrick
one Of the contractors on the Lynchburp ana
Danvillc railroad, a few days ago, and he I'm.
forms me that everything is progressive
finely towards the completion or sssfd road
and that he confidently believes that towards
the close of the present year the cars will be
running from Lynchburg to Danvilic. They
have already commenced laying rail on some
parts Of the road.
] would like TO say something about the
Norfolk and Great Western, but at present
I'M uninformcd. 80, ...s..-.....-..- !.
The people Of this section seem to he
pretty generally satisfied with the Cinciii-
natl nominees. Since ii is no better, we are
.,lad Il is no worse. Horace will get good
vote from this section. We say hurrah for
Horace and Brown! We hope the Divine
ruler will grant" It's Il pardon for our
past offences, provided we will promise to
do better in the future.
The freight trains on the Richmond and
Danyille railroad are heavily loaded every
day With freight for this place and adjoining
country. Our merchants arc making l;rSe
preparations for supplying the people of
this section of country with goods.
The Danvllle Grays had ball ut the Ma
sonic Hall list night. which we learn was
well attended. They danced all night till
the broad daylight, and went home with the
gals i'll tho morning."
Weather very warm and disasrccable TO
those who arc compelled to be out in the
sun. Ii.
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CAPITAL, s!aooooos In gold; Invested Ia the United
States over si5oa0eo; deposited with treasurer OF
Virginia $4,000 In United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents to the ahoyo-namcd
are prepared 10 issue Its policies
fnss ar ID mayo by re on buildings, merchandise. au
personal properly of all kinds, on the most liberal
terms. .,,,
Losses eluitabiy adjusted and promptly paid.
ID, n WALKER 4 CO..
Oct No. lola Main street. r
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CONDITION OF BRApy.-The condition of
Young Brady was more favorable on Satul-
day than his physicians had hoped, but they
are yet unable to form Il definite opinion Of
the probable result of his wounds.-Ly1sch-
hura Neirs
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FAILURE OF SUNDAY THEATRlcALs.-Ncr
York, May IA dramatic entertainment
advertised to take place ut the Bowcry Thca-
tire this evening did not come off. There
was no interference of the police to prevent
the performance. The management gave up
the idea because three experiments of Sun-
day evening performances recently made at
that theatre failed.
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RNLRoAp.-
The engineer corps OF this road are now
making a survey of this route through the
county. They encampcd near Boydton last
Sabbath. With railroad surveys and boat-linc
enterprises, we are hopeful at no distant day
that Mccklenbure evil get out Of the viii
derncss. .NccklcnLMrl Sentinel.
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SoLoN SINGLE IN REALlTY.-Mr. John +.
Owens, the famous comedian, and of whom
mltimoreanS are proud, intends shortly to
quit the stage and retire to his farm ut Tow
>ontown, where, in the quiet Of rural life,
he will become Il yeritallc "Solon Single"
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.

HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
- AND GOODWILL of the business formerly
conducted by Mr.. JOHN W. RIsoN, / will continue
1t ut the old stand corner Of Main and Third streets
BY keeping only FRESH and PURE MEDICINES
ana accommodating and experienced assistants, l
hope to merit continuance of public patronage
Mr.. JESSE CIILEs will continue with me.
my Ii II. W. BROWN
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An ITEM WHICH UNINTENT1ON-

AN ITEM WHICH UNINTENT1ON-
~ ALLY uppearcd fin the Wing few days ago
having prriuiiciuly affected the house OF HARVEY
{ JONES of this city, we take pleasure in 4. stating
iary inst under very favorable auspices, has been
steadily building up an extensive trade and ranks
among the most Substantial and reliable firms IN
duce business We most cheerfully recommend
their House to the confidence of the public-Whtg,
NM Infb. ...-. gasz my 1l-iw
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND .AfFSS
Y PACKET COMPANY.-The steam- 49, ~ sssSssss',
ship GEORGE b. luton leaves New York every
SATURDAY,: leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM T. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
d.. LURR. President. 1914 Main street.
6. ALEXANDER, Agent and General Superln-
t.nIIeIt ie20
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Tor, NEW YORK.--oLD Do sE@ss
4 MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. sSsassAaS
V9S sNideThee1 ste1nT pT} olD p0d,NI9S
AGARA. ALBEMAPEE and HATTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at 3 o'clock PM r.. I5JT =
Leayt Richmond syery TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, statcrooms, and bath rooms. 2lEf , I
The f;rr, accommodations, and attention, are I'm
surpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all South
ern and European ports. yrs.&P zeaasA Ga
For further information. apply TO .-... -.
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
nv %. No q CoVnrro r atIsoet /.
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FURNITURE, &c.

n CARTWRIGHT, f URNITURE@
IL. DEALER. having moved to the new "a.
and FRANKLIN, keeps on hand q large stock of "
the latest styles OF HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERN FURNITURE; also, Lounges, hattrassas,
nrc, for c,sl IL viii be to the Interest OF buyerg
To give me . call before purchasing elsewhere.
W e''' ~ " - - ;. Z. GATHRlGHT,
e. "a sm No. 10 Governor street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, Coax -
RICHMOND, VA, March 90, 1877. )

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD oal ~
RICHMOND, VA, March 80, ls7?.
NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
~ sIst, the TRAINS on this road will run as fol-
" The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at s:ss a.
NJ and 2;sO NJ, and leave Petersburg at u a.
a'i FR Fl TRAINS. with passenger coach al.
taclled, leave Richmond at A. A. and + ~ ana
e Tse r s ~ rkaiN viii aS s
"a 9a5 Sulaai FkEi S TRiS leave Peters.
Fare for Single tickets. ..sl Is 7is!
eEets e be had at de-
Pifty.trip tickets A, for 90
passensers for Nor R VII take
meet at Petersburg wiz, the Il IA, h.M Nj, n
NJ T ItfsF on Won Mondays and Fridays:
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days at
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
ASs TnAS S sa Ohio q rasa sE
: $ e. hkyH FR ( Ms
running through to Wilmington, :. .s,r,Tec'
NH 40 G~sE Ticket and Freight Agent. &
RICHMOND AND pASv1tLE RAILROAD COY
| ~ =, RICHMOND, March 81, 1872.
| ublthMOND AM Ian lLLIJ hhliAsr
II RoAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March alst,
''-' GOING WEST.
Train No. 3 Through passngerl leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at 3:35 A. Nj; leaves Dau-
| Vile ut 1la7 A. 81. arrives ut Greensboro ut 1:l5
Train No. s (Iynclbllrg passeugerl leaves Rich
mond daily at s:lo A. NJ; arrives ut LynchburS ats
| Train No. II Through mail aud expressl leaves
| Richmond daily at 235 =. NJ. leaves Danyille daily
| at IL 7. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily ut l:Sb
a. AVE- GOING EAST. ,vr,sT - e-st
| Train No. | Through mail aud eXprrssl leaves
Greensboro daily ut l2:i5 A. NJ; leaves Damyllle
daily Mt s:3s A. NJ, arrives at Richmond daily at
Train 30. 7 Through passengrr) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except sundays AT lD:le A. M. leaves
Danyllle at l2a7 7. NJ; arrives at Rchmop' III s'1
| Train No. 10 (Lynchburg passeHgerl leaves Lynch
! burg daily ut 4. NJ. leaves Burke'llle al r.
! NJ. arrives ut Richmond ut 42e L. VI. ..
trailis on the North Carolina rairoadior all points
| Train No collnects at Burkcville with train. on
the Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor all
4 points southwest and south.
Train No. III connects at Greensboro With tr.un1or
Raleigh; arrives there ut 7@5 \. NJ. pas.rligcrs
leaving Raleigh at 7:i5 p. NJ col,Uect at Green's
boro, With trait. No for Richmond. IT ,s
THROUGH TICKETS to all points souln ana
southwest can be procnrei ut Tie ticket once IN
iantc, Mississippi aud Ohio raiiroad No. l321 Main
street Richmond. a -.
PAYERS that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company Ti' pSS1 pMsmlR II c0se'
Genera, freight and Ticket Agent.
r. NJ. r. TALcoTr, Engineer ana supefihteanu
| emf, 49, nII 20
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TNO PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS
a We have Just received a large assortment of
SURGICAL AND DENTAL ISSrRUMEN TS. en-
bracing all of the latest improvements and inyan-
uons, To which We call attention.
We can supply any Instrument at short notice,
from the best manufacturers and at their prices
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO, Druggists.
my ll-1w 1915 Main street. corner Thirteenth
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AND OHIO, ERAIL.ss:
4 ROAD.-On: and after May 9Th PASSENGER e.
TRAINS will leave Richmond sSuniiass eacspteD h
s:sS K. N.-MA1I, TRAIN for the White saIphar 4
Springs. commenting ct fdG1sF1Ie WITH me V1uhga
Alexandria and Manassas train for ashioslUi aua
North. aud L nc,hlrg and Souttl: So.
$40 r. MA CCo3;SfOBATioN TRAtS for Cor.
louisville except saturday, on which Day "
nj s r 81 This train connects st Gordotsye 9Th
the night trains on the orange hiexaneria and VA Il
nassssr railroad for LYNCHBGls and WAshiNef- -
Through tickets, Mt low rates sold to an points
Northwest ard Southwest "G' W. try' |5Aaf-7'
= Steerage tickets from Liverpool QEeenstoy
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg. Hayre, Rotteftanis
Bergen, Copenhagen and tiothenburg, TO AZ pSsts
on this road rsn be bought OF the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, or can beordered through any
station agent on the road. .s.,, <,s
Further information lqay be obtained ~ the CON-
pany's Offices .-.--..4,---
>. No passenger trains are run on Sundays. sz,
1TF3 A.H.PERRY, General Sup eri"tendenf. SES
JAMES T. NETHERLANp, General Ticket Agent.
ap II -s !. E.v T. 80 - ,r.t...s,
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

TOR SALE PRIV ATELY, TWO VERY
- DESIRABLE FARMS, highly improved. WITH
ihp 4Ts excellent UlIDTN4S. One contains ONE
HUNDRED AND THiRTYtACRES.nnd the otber
siSTf-SIX ACRES; one IS on the Nine-Miie rond
ana INC other on the Williamsburg road either of
Tnich Is within two miles OF the Cooperation line
nc land ts very highly improved, with every kind
VI out-huiluings, such rs barns, stainless &c --i'f
NY ls-tt Il. u. EACHO, 4 nctton.er
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.THE CREpITORs OF

NOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF
~ GEORGE TIAiBERLAKE s SUN-An per;
sons Interested as tfiErd-class creditors In decd
executed by q FORGE TIMBERIAAkE to me, rs
Ti,nhsrfske a Son, are hereby notified that they
must present their claims 90 me within tho next ten
a VS., rs final prUfata distribution Will then he
second-class creditors having been fully paid Oh.
DAVID j. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
= MAY S, lSI2. ,--.. -. - 49, NV 9-int /
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River AND e,Cgas era Eps-

rUNARD LINE OF STEAM 1cE1as
TOWN. GLAsGOw, .hSD. LONpoNbEHkYI
FROM NEW YORK, $40; TO NEW YORK, Ss4
IN, CURRESCY.-The safe, iest.class iron stesni.
DAY, i'm. and SATURDAYS, 2uth and nth OF
April. ard SATURDAYS, afti, ilth. and 18th OF
May, ana twice every following week, from CT
-, CHARLES FRANCKLYS.s =
-. TTtG.'s'r Agent. New York.
aa;-,.s 3f SAMUEL AYRES. gent
Richmond No. 1899 Main, corner Fourteenth street
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= RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AyD1
'-----s---~ POTOMAC ROUTE. May f5s
MAIL TRAINS RUN THHQ Ugh ITO
WI QUANTICO IN LIEU OF AQgiA CEgEk.
the present trains ere run follows ss,5E NF -
UP DAY MAIL lcates Byrd-strect stst1on, aa'2s
Up NIGHT sAH, Leaves Byrd-street statior.a
p Isl. except on Snndiys. 4
4. UP MISREPRESENTATION leaves B2o4dsStSccf 81. 4
HON 4R.N. Except Oh SuIdyys,I ~. exsY 8
s..,,DowN DAY HAIL arrives at Byrd-street sfa-
:. down NIGHT IL w arrives d. Byrd-srcet sta :
ton, a:l3 A. al. Excerpt on Mondays,) 20 n sasFH
- DOW ACCuMMODATJOS iRAIS arrives st
- ACCOMMODATIONS tn IN runs 10 Milford oniy
= Trasee bound west ria Baltimore and Oao rail-
road will by tnking The 1920 NJ. mail hence connect
WITT, the p:lI al. train at Relay die BaIi
connect with the so a. u. at Relny House. on the
same road-tes former beiHg the quicker fne for
is0rs wess.r..a.as ..sssfgE- Il ys6 .lEs my 10 =
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CoAL.-Wc learn that Il valuable bed of
coal has been discovered on the land recently
purchased by Mr.. Jesse Malctt of the eStatc
of r. Ii. Turpin, about three miles cast OF
roydton. 1t is reported that Mr.. AI"iet!
has Eccr offered LARGE sum for the land by
New York capitalists. 1t lies Immediately
on the projected line Of the Norfolk and
Great Western railroad Necbienburg Se1-
f,j,.F
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HOLLYWOOD ,CE AfETERY.-A bea,,ti.
fai sEertUN for sait On Tho, atst fiIi. fAnnIr
-a !sEss CO.'S pl,otogfapll saiefyi fiS Il st
S1lS GOO. IN SUMS FROM $500, 70
PLOsOOO $1,000 to loan on city and suh,,rir,,
real eselte. Apply tc RICHARDSON e CO..
10y Ll.Stg' +A's Lib Main street.
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FVO PHYSICIANS.
AQUEOUS EXTRACT PlNUS CASADENSIS !,
BROMIDE OF QUISIA:
BROMIDE OF MORPHIA; -z- ~
BROMIDE OF CALCIUM;
BROMIDE OF SODIUM: --- 80.
VINE OF THE LACTO-PHosPHATE OF LIME
SYRUP OF THE LACTO-PHOS IRON;
SYRUP OF THE LACTATE OF IRON;
EFFERVESCENT NITRATE OF CERICM;
EFFERVESCENT CARBONATE OF LlTIlIA;
FLEXIBLE COLLODlON:
SQUIBRS'S PODOPHYLLUM PILLS;
StJlTIBBS'S PURE CIILOROFORM:
S0UTBBS'S FLUID EXTRACTS;
FOUNTAIN SYRISGES:
THUDICIIUAl'S NASAL DOUCHE;
and all new remedies. for sale 10y
MEADE Il BAKER. Pharmacists.
my4 919 Main street
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sTow n NrEal Gentleman was rot
SNjn,sYcd.

Itot uit NhEES, ' ~ .'i", iS'-'
10 ne Eli'or$ OF The Richmond Dispatch:
Having noticed in the Dispatch of the Sd
III account Of the arrest Of " illiam G.. Aus
in and others, enclose an account of an
adventure had with them, which please
put in proper shape" and publish in the
Weekly Dispatch. hope the rascals will be
Summarily dealt with.
On the morning Of the 25th April | was
approached at the Danville depot byayouns.
wel!-dres>ed man. who asked me to please
give him tic city time, rs his watch had run
down. I did SO. when he inquired if was
going on that train, and how fur. Irepied,
to Charlotte. lie remarked that he ''was also
going to Charlotte to see Mr.. Samuel>, who
had recently purchased farm there, and
with whom he had been corresponding on !,
matter Of business, and we would travel to-
gether." I assented. He then said that he
had brought small boy with him, and had
an operation performed on his eyes the day
previous. and would regard it as an especial
favor if would walk back about square
and take charge of the boy down to the train
while he Went on the street for few mo-
mcnts. turned and walked back with him.
and during the walk he told me that his
name was Austin, and | told him my name.
e ndQ lTpcceQeu ABOUT one ana lflll
squares, when another well-dressed man came
upand told Austin that it would he impossible
to take the boy away, as he wished to perform
another operation, but would send him on
to Baltimore the next day. Austin was well
satisfied at this arrangement. Man No. : then
asked if he couldn't settle the bill then !"Oll,
yes" says Austin. and pulled out his pocket
book. displaying eight or ten $500 Govern
ment bonds Seven per cents, one Of which
he handed to the man, who said he would
take it, but would not cor sent to allow any
premium OH il. Austin refused to sell it
without, but drew out a handful of gold,
and asked if he would allow the premium on
that. which he refused to do. Austin then
told him to walk back to the depot and get
the money, but he would not do that. and
insisted on the money being paid then and
there. Austin then turned and introduced
him 10 ne ~ DR.. - (hiS name / did not
ilndcrStand). and asked the great .faror Got
mel of loan until we got back to the depot
(handing me at The same time one of the bonds
lis colatel7tl where could sell the bond at
il premium and retain my money, but had
seen their s. tlrilt,' and, tlatly refusing, bid
them good morning" VISITOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND DFFSs
a AND NORFOLK STEANsHI Pys
WEEK.--steamcrs NORFOLK, EMPIRE. s.N ..
S. GREEN. composing this line. will leave RicE.
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY sc y
O'Clock n, AMI Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY nj the same, hour alternately. !.
Freights received daily Sundays excepted for all
also for Charleston Savannah and New Orleans, and
bills of ladiDg signed through. tsF LID. a. = 40
Freight taken Tor Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals ard
statetoofn, %. - Ls.s ~ q: az.
No: 2a25 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE II CO. Agents
5aa.g "a ~ No. t2 South Wharves, ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

DOR LIZ ERPOOL AND NsSss
Il QUEENSfOWN INNfAN LINE OF $1,000
MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING FROM NEW ri
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND ....s
. ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
~ RATES UF PASSAGE. f'.-- F.
Payable iu 1bid PAYABLE In Currency
First Cabin. Storage. $40
To London. so To London. IS
10 TiElS... 10 10 Paris. 81
Tickets sold 10 and from England, Ireland, and th,
Continent, ut moderate rates.
For further information, apply at the Company
offices. JOHN q. DALE Agent,
'. is Broadway, New York; or to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent.
lie % Richmnnd Va