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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-25

Here it is again. If the Virginia papers
dare to say that this is not the best Govern
ment the world ever saw, immigrants will
sorrowful!y. turn their faces to the setting
sun, and leave us alone in our glory. SO we
learn from the Washington Republican,
which takes Us to task for little paragraph
which appeared in our columns a few days
ago. Ii the Repujltcdn won't tell anybody,
wen whisper in its ears that VIC shan't cry
after immigrants of that description. They
are too easily frightened--not at all like
tl,use fellows we tried for four years to keep
away by shooting, Stabbing, blowing up,
puu what not.
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\ correspondent of the Petersburg appeal
gives an account of the origin Of the word
"fce" which reminds VI, as Mr.. LINCOLN
used to say, Of little authentic history we
orcc read Of the origin Of the word from
uANSInA- ard EcIslo arEIoANUs were about
70 tight a duel-as HANNIBAL supposed with
s.cks or stones; but SC!rEo came towards
him with {; shining instrument, the~like OF
which be had never before seen where
upon, taking to his heels, he exclaimed, 81
run" speaking very good English for a man
who lived 60 long before there was any Eng
lish language. This instrument was pol.
ished IRON sword; and ever since the metal
Of which it was made has been called
"irou."
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NEGROES BETTER THAN CARPET-BAGGERs
AND ScALAwAGs-The Lynchburg Press i;
Colonel r. W. HuGHEs's organif he IA:
any, In It's Issue Of Wednesday, it says O
the Radical State Convention which is tt
assemble in Lynchburg next week:
1--WE believe that it will be AS respectfully
composed US any convention which has been
l.a.d in Virginia for some time. Nearly bali
@. lis members may. indeed, be colored men
but that flct will only add TO its dignity, II
tue colored members he, as we think they
will be, selected from among the best OF
their Glass;
If the lest Of the eolored men be selected
they will make the Convention more digni-
fed body than it would be if all were white
Who will say now that the Radical is moi
negro rarity Here is lending paper OF
that party declaring that convention hall
O! whose members are negroes will he more
diynitied than convention composed cX-
c.usiyely OF white men.
II tue name Of HAN, for what sort Of
white men does the Ne.rs think these ne
grces Nill be substitutes?
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Negro States,


Some Of the papers are calculating the
chances for q negro State or two In the
Southwest, and others the effect of the
gradual dispersion Of the negro race over
the wholeeouutry. The Republicans Of 1860
bad the right ideas on this subject. They
held that TO allow slaves to be carried into
the territories would not merely expand the
area-oyer which slavery would extend, ou'
would actually result in increasing the nun
Der OF slaves. For this reason they strenu-
onsy clanlorcd for the conservation OF the
territories of the United States to free iaDor'
The truth thus enunciatcd and acted upon
by the Republican party Is applicable TO the
negro race in its present condition. the ais'
persion of that race over the whole
country will result in an increase IN The
number of negroes above what their number
would be if they were compelled TO remain
In the States IN which they were born, So
that those who calculate that because a few
thousand negroes have left Georgia or VII
giasa the number Is to he less ten years hence
than it would have been if they had not mi
grated, are mistaken. The number OF Ne
Rrees Ia Virginia will be as large 10 1850, IN
ot,r opinion, as It none had left the State; II
this lie stating the fact too strongly 1t may
certainly he said that the cause in question
will not largely diminish their number.
Holding these views, we are not s6"hope'
f,Il as some that we are soon to cease having
any trouble on account of the negro. lie
viii trouble us until the whites are so much
more numerous than bis race that be will b.
compelled TO assume his proper position IN
society. This day cannot be distant for US
who reside on the north side of the james,
nor, we would fain hope, entirely out Of
rapge of the political sight of our Southside
brethren When that day shall come, and
The scalawags aud carpet-baggers shall have
been rclegated to the obscurity from which
nothing but negro ignorance aud negro pre-
jt,dces could baYc called them, Virginia will
be us powerful amongst her sister States as
she ever was. Let us SO conduct ourselves
in the approaching canvass for Governor as
to hasten the coming of that suspicious day
when Virginia will no longer fear the fate o!
negro State.
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NEW HEALING SPRINGS, 81. on Inc stage
dd H Iaa and half mile from latter place is now
onen Neat cottages comfortable; quarters and
GOOD fare. Waters same as. Old Heauns. s0ooCu
Z TERssis 10 per Week. Healing baths free. A
a dffr,ss :. - ~ IN ERASMUS. WILLIAMS,
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ss,I3rIAIanoT1sas.

|ss4s3 ~ 80 7F17sf
- SUMMER DRESS FOODS at tne very
Iowebtptices;s rr.
/ IACK-GRouND SEEKS RiPs d'-s "a
DIMES at 1tac. per yard
w,rrrr-spoUND- GRENADINES at 1'sc. per
p ., WAsH-p0pLiEs, both PLAIN aud
| STRIPED, Ct iscs per yard
| Good Fasr.ooboR LAWNS ct isss per saF'-
usual price leac.; ~, -.
russoRE sUJlIT1sG at .sc. per yard-half' !. the
usuai price; 4s.
JAPANESE STRIPES at rs and ssc. per yard
EMBROIDERED ORGANIZES at soc. per yaFo'
cheap ct eoc.;
| A large stock OF ~ ,f.-,ll
| 'r DRESS GuUDS , 81
Gan now be had Mt great reduction by calling OH
| 49, t j LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street
!, oo,s at our BLACK LACE COLLARS. ,jy q
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NJ pEnTNGoTEs, PoLoNAIsEs, LA.

na- REDINGoTEs, PoLoNAIsEs, Las IA
nrEs, srrlTs. AND ROBEs.-We call particular l u
attention to this portion of our stock' enofa'ns
some Of the pest bargains ever brought to TINS Guy
Having by recent purchases avaed ourselves OF the
heavy decline in these goods we now ofer al prices
IN u,,,y instances less than the cost Of manu'ac-
+,ro A y,slt to this department will more than
safety you IS to what we have said.
49, LEVY BROTHERS.
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street
LADY CLERKS in this department. ""
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ID ANsON's HOTEL This comfortable
H. bonse Located Mt Central depot, Atlantic. Mis-
ies;nni and 1SIj, raiIroad Montgomery county, Va,
hayipg been furnished with new furnituTe, Is now
omen for the accommodation OF the travelnng pu s
Id Sneciai attention to visitors 10 New Ever
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention gwen
to - passengers ssssn RANSOM, Proprietor.
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sA1IHaAD LINES - !.
l So ID ssp

Ts Z -.
HfcHMoyD TKAHssGa coYrsrs,t Z.
T AND 9EEERAt k4ILaoAD. TfCgrT frYgIraa:
No. $40 5tAIaI sTRTzrIS -
Is csIhosD, -.Jly "a, is,5 g
M DEL LEX RsI9E TIfKETs j.
Niagara FALL. Gsnada, trtfe Motrntstn. :. 70
III ohio yr sa,iro, sSpfsfggs hssspeaS
Information ana mnps farnisl aa street
foTyand checsetlto destjustfSn sailed
tickets and checks % sll points, = nfouga
~ zaL1 - "a ". GAEgHR
RI aNoHD,sfO DIRK RIVER AND cHss apvt 49,
- :, !hAiLRoAD COMPANY,
@EaIs kicHNoqB, Juiy q. ,Is-,
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE p.s
" SEFGRR and FREIGHT TRAINS ~, a a..
PAssENGER TRAIN for West pin.
Richu,oud at r. NJ, and train from W., spra sss
t,ayg.ea ceptedL $50 43 49, ~ tsnn-
I. Tie spiendidstealner SUI, Captain 4 C. ,,,-,,,
Baltimore To- run In connection with this ,,r,a
TuEsaYs SHG ts saS WI
on thearyaio Of the train, which leaves RIehu nals
ample time To- connect with trslns for the No,n
and West !; and leave baltimore MONDAYS WITT rSrh
NESDhYS. and FRIDAYS ar 4P. III. enInec.,Da y.
at West Point Win the train due at Richmond
Fare e Bss, Bal as: colored people, n.
FREIGHT TRAN. With passenger car attached
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tmaa
dave, Thursdays, and Saturdays alta. M. Thrmgs
sKksHr Train, vii Viii. passenger
for freight between Richmond aud West pain.
leaves Richmond on Mondays. Weduesdays. o ma
Fridays at A. NJ Local freight received Tiesrsa
Thursdays, and Saturdays tlreP. Is.
=. General Freight and Ticket Agent
"; 3. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION iy o.
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GOAL AND WOOD.

r AM NOW SUPPLYING FAMILIES
L With MIDLOTHIAN and 4 NTH RIA CITE
coal for winter use and shall be pleased TO re-
ceive call from my old customers and others Whu
like comfort and economy combined. -
~ ALBERT BLAIR, Fourteenth street,
~ Him = , - .Est Is near Mayors bridge.
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n- LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
NIGHT-GOWNS,
CHEMISEs,
DRAWERS,
CORsET-CovERs,
DRESSING
SKIRTS, H. E, .E-t H.
SAILORS WAISTS, and
DRESSING
,de IN The very best manner, and sold at Veryo"
prices. LEV D
1o17 and 1919 Main street.
pru->.,dtb H1EACHED SHgETING only Csc.
yard.
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CASE OF NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS
DEBILITY.

UEDILIIl.
fLetter Of Mr.. John Rodcwald, Of Louisville, Ky.
STRIELISG STRINGS, October !, 1872.
Dear Sir,--T cannot leave without adding my GER
hfcate to the efficacy of the ~Stribling- Springs
waters left Louisville, KY. early in August. so
Gin that but little excrtion greatly faugued me- To-
day am enabled to make long trips through the
mountains, and am entrplyfree from all nervous
pains feel convinced that owe my health TO the
alum waters, as but ten days use showed their
curative powers In my case. During my stay at the
springs noticed many remarkable cures, partict-
iarly in cases of chronic diarrhoaa and dysentery
by the use Of the waters, and In fact, heard OF
none who were not benefited by their USE ~ ~
Very truly yours, JOHN EoDEwALD.
g EooGp Esq.
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.DOARDLNG TO BEoHAD in The
ID 4.tysfi; j MOUNTAINS. =. ~ .,,t,,
wish TO gettweive or fifteen persons 70 SyAh M
IN nv family during the summer months My resi-
dencei is at Franklin Courthouse, 10 one OF the
most healthy sections of the STATE Persons GsS
Oh liberal terms byapplying at once. References
givenif desired. Address 49,. -
p ~ - Mrs. III. HALE. ROCKY MounI,
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TIE G,pr OF following the
Appeal and Dispatch, we beg to remind our
readers that two hundred aud fifty years age
we foretold that Marshal Mc6Iahon would
lie or the rampage at this particular time
FurnUtRe Commonwealth.
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"A NTHRACiTEs COAL. - 1 am prepared
"a, to furnish Lykens ysltdys and lsorberry Red
sh.s a full supply Of Cumberland Ecai on hand
sud for sale ut the lowest market iratsGd Parties
wtbhng to lay In their supplies far the winter would
do well % see me before pure asing. s.s,,
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The Farmyille Commonwealth is wonder
fully improved under its new editors. 1t
was always one OF the two papers which we
couldn't do without.
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n JULY 9Th, 1873.

Ey JULY 5rH, 1873. :<.--s...'.s
T. Il. PRICE & CO. have lust received by steamer
ana express .., 80.
New STYLES PARAsoLs and sUN-sHADEs;
silk and Cambria UMBRELLAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES;
Solid. colored and black LAWNS;
cash and other RIBBONS; 80.
Black English GRAPES and GRAPE Wells:
lIemstitched and Einen-C Cambria HANDhEh-
CHIEFS; et --- yl.it ~
Black FOuLARD SILKS; ..,. l1e .
Isle and Thread G AUNTLETS, &c. q. " .
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EXTRAORDINARY AND PERFECT CURE
IN CASE OF THE MOST ALARMING

IN CASE OF THE MOST ALARMING
PRoSTRArION AND DEBILITY
r. etter of George c. Wedderburn Esq, now Mana
ger OF Tho Richmond Enquirer
WASHINGTON. H. c.. July 81, 1872.
S. (yOode, ESQ.,. Dear Sir.-In reference 10 the
effects of the Stribing Springs upon me, can truly
state that / was recuperated rs II by charm.
Doctor say that could not live. / got out Of my
bed, went 10 Stribling, remained eleven days, ard
gained twenty pounds. The was IN 'eI. ana have
p!c,sed IL say. s....lE u
Yours, respectfully,
GEORGE G. WEDDERBURE.
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VISITORS TO THE SPRINGS should
Y have with them FOUG FRA'S READY-MADE
MI1STh RI)-PL Asst EkS-prompt in acting, clean,
and viii keep good IN any climate the improved
Wax NItit1T-LIGHTS, or rAPERs, to. burn In
the Northumberland eight hours, ana are Tree
from am disagresaIle udor. For sale ut -
MEADE l. BAKERS Drug Store,
ir1a -. Z $40 Main street
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The concurrent testimony of hoalth officers IN the
larger cities indicates CARBoLIC ACID as one Of
the best, cheapest, and safest disinfectants. For
sale in pint bottles, with directions for use, at
wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
tvol 1916 Main street.
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~LEVY BROTHERS sell andre
s(sOGt;IN COTTON at shilling per yard jy22
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A WISE MAMIE WANTS TO VISIT THE;
STRlBLING SPRINGS AGAIN. . tan
From letter of John T. Snead, Esq, OF Fiuyanna
county, Va, under date May ], 1871 Il, -.
81 want TO visit the Stribling Springs again this
summer I feel that was greatly benefited last
year by the use Of the alum wafer" -. NsE &S
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superintendent-of the Virginia Western Lunatic
Asylum: ;ss IL ... safE
WESTERN LuEATIc As s;t !; ~
S. Gcode. Eso..-Your comm unication Is before
me. 7 be Strtb!ing Springs derived It's name from
my father, and have been familiar with tne place
since my early boyhood. 1t is not necessary lot me
10 mention the chemical ingredients characterizing
the seyessl fountaiDs. These have been analyzed
by able and experienced chemists, ana the results
published extensively. My purpose IS simply to
testify that have witnessed many wonderful cures
as the effect of these waters and that In my
opiuion there are but few forms of chronic physi-
cal disease that would not be materially benefited
by the iudicious use of the springs under your
charge. #.
The most SkIlful physicians are often mistaken as
to the mineral water best adapted TO the cases OF those
under their professional care. diagnosis IS formed
aud upon II a theory constructed. drawn from tue
known chemical constituents OF certain spflns.
The patient resorts thither only, In too many In
stances, To reap disappointment lie Is then ADVISED
TO try another, and It may be stil another. These
changes necessarily involve fatigue and expense
whereas at the Strtblng Springs the invalid VIII
fad the sulphur, the alum, and the cllalvheate III
distinct basins but in such proximity to each othcr
that without Inconvenience or adthtionai outa! ne
cen cautiously test eacn, an0 iloiu OH " ldl
suits his case best This 1t seems to me- Is desioe
ratum which has been too much overlooked.
I have read carefully, aud with interest, letter
written by Dr. Fauntleroy. of eaunton, published by
YOU in 1872 do not hesitate TO !ndorse all thatthe
Doctor has certaed in regard to the efficacy Of the
waters, the elasticity and purity Of the nonrtiin
atmosphere, and the he.u.y OF the physical sur
roundings.
Wishing that the establishment may receive the
patronage u so we'll deserves,
Irecca.a most respectfully, yours,
rg...u FRANCIS T. STRIDLIEG.
- rerord ~ Strih-
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NO MEDICINE EQUAL TO THE ALUM

NO MEDICINE EQUAL TO THE ALUM
WATERS OF STRlBLLNG SPRINGS d
lExtrlcts from q letter of Almon Hart, Esq. OF
Tarboro', \. c., under date OF April IL, B73,I Is
my health has been better than usual since I
saw you. The mineral waters of Stribling certainly
did me good, and they acted like a charm upon my
wife. She had been an invalid for five months. and
only weighed ninety -One pounds: now her weight
Is lbs pounds. She speaks highly of the place, and
thinks there Is no medicine equal to the alum
waters of Strlbling Springs ~, I-r,.4 s..i fa-
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.

4 DESIRABLE DR. U G STORE FOR
n SALE.-A complete STOCK and FIXTURES
of q DRUG STORE doing fine PRESCRIPTION
Is beautifully fitted out-prescription case cheml-
cal case, desks, &C., made of black walnut WOO
tnnr show cases: a beautiful and improved soda
water apparatus, with improved generator, and
three fountains. Upwards Of twelve Thousand pre-;
scrin,Ions on file. 10 practical man with small
canifal NO better investment could be made: Salts
factory reasons gwen for selling For further par
,;r,Iars. address DRUGGIST,
Post-ofice box 81,
iyo5-,w Charlottesville, Va.
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~LEVY BROTHERS have very de-
,,raI1s stoct of FANS jy22
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MaLITARY NOTICES.

ssE,, COMP n meeting Il
T. and iriil OF yoaf company THIS EVE-H
MING at 81 O'Clock. All members desiring TO w
take the trip to AIeghany Springs are parttcnlar.
II CIAYKF. Al, = E1zsfEs Y. R.H. GIiE1AHfs
Nv 9s-it 49, ..f.. - ,rs Orderly Sergeant
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z RICHMOND AND WELDON RorgryI
GENERAL; MANAGERS EOFFIrE.
,stH RICHMOND, Va. juno la, IsTs

lslSioiVFND, 10. \
fI'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE RIM
j The Mali TRAINS leave Richmond At "a
and 1920 PM, Hrsire at}Patersburr nj e:lg. 4 #
and sas 7; M. arrive at Weldons at $50 A, 81 aud
FREIGHT TRAINS with Passenger co,,;, >, ,
and for Weldor at SIP! NJ. anr returning lesva p w.
tersbnrg at 1925 A. II. aud e:ss PM
RETURNING NAIL, TRAINS leave Weldon ~
LAO NJ. and 40 M, aud leave Petersburg at
= : n SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS be,vse,
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places al .
AM. land T. NJ
eACCoMMoDATION TRAIN between Rich.
mond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 1..o j
and ?. NJ, and leaves Richmond at l2as p. 81. and
saS P! NJ. - ''
The Freight Trains and the Accommodation T,rs,
w III not RUN Oh SUNDAYS, and the q p, n Mali
Train Will not leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS and Ihe
a. d. train dce3 not leave Richmond gu Non
days
fbe freight train leaving Petersburg ar 1rs A. II
and the accommodation leaving Richmond AZ I4.,
2. NJ connect with the Norfolk and Pelersburg
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Plcb.
mond and Petersburg EXCEPT az Manchester ana
Chester. r-'..-.
Passengers from Clover Hul Y1ltlea at GA. NJ.
and returning leave Richmond al 10 T. N. daily
except Sundays,. ~. ,H
Passengers win rake their meals Of Jarratt. Ho.
tel aud all trains leaving Petersburg viii start from
the WaeLington-Street depot,
. PULEhlAN'S PALACE SLEEPJEG-CARe are
attached TO all the Night Mall Trains.
HEf@ THOMAS II. WTNNF,
jeIs as1 tE General Manager
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TLetter of the Hon. A. II. H. Stuart.

"a
SThUSToS, VA August II. 1872. ID
was visitor, with severed mc,nhers OF my faui-
iy at the StribiDg Springs duriYg the present sum
mer, and found excellent ucconuiodattens at nose-
rate prices am pers,la ded, from long acquaint-
aoce with the waters of these Springs, that they
possess great medicinal virtues.
The climate is dry and inrigcratins, and the tenn
perature at night Ii always moderate and delight
mi I know of no plice In The mountains which
presents more attractions az as,Imlner resort ~ =
ALExASD Ell IL. II. STUART. .
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DEATHS,

DEATES. .--s-p-..s,.
Died on thursday, July zsth DES a., Am Ms
sna Ann s. Shanbssiayne in the hffh year OF MS
The funeral wtl take frem sss
copa church o. 10 O'Clock q. ~, p a.. w
2tsh. .tta2sSfaF3-& -
.rtaa. .yuty % CHARLFss In FAINT son Of d. b.
and Msrcnrst w Cooke, aged fourteen months.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 a!tsnG d. We
fpnersL from his fathers 2iS soufn Tniro
street, mt 10 A. NJ. THIS DAY. y :
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am prepared TO
" furnish CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
Also. MIDL0THIAN AND CUMBERLAND
COAL, RED AND " HI1'E ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, all sizes, and seasoned OAK AND PINE
WOOD at market rates.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to:
Offices Seventh aud Byrd streets and fourteenth
street opposite Mayo's Warehouse. y l4-2m
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WARRlAGES.

Married. nv Rev. g. r. Mcornans the sis VI NJ NJ
Ricny4nnd On the asd of July. 1879 Ne qfa,
j. FORD and M!ba SARAH a. LoHasAiss,,oss - :
,rsce county, Va. go R
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For additional information In regard to the Strlo-
ling springs certificates Of remarkable cures. &C.,
See advertisement In another column of this paper
~ 2a-deodot&wlt
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AND OHIO RAIL
W ROAD.-on and after 5tli May, 1873, the rssSen'
ypr will RIM tollpN:.

ger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD. -,
MAIL sTRAJNy-LeayCS Richfiona $50 a. ~
rAILY except Sunday, cSluecilng WIN 80
Va M & c. 5. railroad ~ Gord0nsvllie avn ena,.
lottesyille, and arrives at White sulphur ept'"s'
! EXPKESs TRAIN-Leaves Richmond at 10 7.
NJ DAILY except Saturday, connecting ~ Ge!Hol
Mile with W.. C., Va Nj. u. 5. railroad itans .i
Iynchhurg aud southwest, and arrives Al Hum ;
ington ut SEQ p. ii. next day. steamer leaves nun.
ington on arrival OF the train. anu arrives +" '"'
c!nnati ut o'clock next morning. u,It,
Ihis train stops between Richmond anu WI"
Sulphur only at Junction. GcrdonsSiie 'pa't' ',
Vile Staunton. Goshen, Siliorp, onu iot,nftp".
e ACCUNMODaTlOErE AN. Leaves hI ~. u,"o', =;
at $40 r ~ DAILY except s9ndsy, am ar.H'S -
Gordonsyille at s:.s =. NJ.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati al I. d. paiL,
cepf sunday, and arrives mt Huntington 81 d
At. next day, connecting with express IRAN. "a.
EXPRESS yRAIS.-LeaveS huntington stiI
a. DAILY except Sunday, aud arrives \. ~ ,r,n,
at $40 A. NJ. ueNt day, connecunS WIZ ~. ~" ar
folk This train stops between " hi'c snipHIr haT
Richmond only at Junction. Goidoas!lls, Gn,.
;iottesyille, Siaunion, GOSHEN, oiilbor'' sh' |''
: Mail TRAIN.-Lcayes White Sulphur 's : y ~ ~
DAILY except Sundays, connecting WIN Z -
II. & q. $. railroad at CharotiesNl!H ana '0'e''0
ACCOMMODATION RAiN:-Lenyes G, "I.rI,S
vile ESQ NJ. DAILY except sundays sen rsiIrai
nc Gordonsviie with VIC, Va, ~. IL rn~s A.
Richmond 1915 A. u. .n.,<rn-ny's
For further information Inquire RI tue e'iP"''
Office, ON Broad near Seventeenth Str'Tt ,,,
A, RI. PERRY, SeGrral suPerlui,N"'.,n ,,
JAMES F. NETuERLaSp, General I'ch"' 'eD'
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WOOD AND COAL


II. T. ANDERSON. JOHN j. KING.
A NDERSON & KING,
IA DEALERS IN
.. .." WOOD AND COAL.
BASIN BANK BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
. STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
Glover Hill and Anthracite Coal, all grades; Soft
Coke, Hail and Lump. Oak aud Pine Wood-long,
sawed and split
Orders left at King g. Todds, corner Broad and
First streets, promptly attended to. jy l6-liu .
SPOTSWOOD COAL-YARD.--1 have re-
~ newell my lease on the spotswood Coal Yard,
and am now ready TO receive orders for winter sup
plies Of FUEL.
ANTHRACITE COAL for gratee stoves and
-WINrERPOCK, CUMBERLAND, and MID
LOTHIAN COAL; &G
West Virginia SPLINT GOAL. -
SOFT. COKE, for stoves aud ranges; r., 5.n
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, and split
(kiudling). ~, ,,J1E1,1
" Him -..r... A., ~. .. I IL >oIir
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ADJUSTMENTS,
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT.

ruE RITES viii leave the YORK Riyer depot at
Ia O'Clock MONDAY MORN ING, 2:fh; The eTeas
number of tickets already taken enables inc e1ms
orderis guaranteed and ladies need not TO
Ths west Point hotels will provide DINNEs q
eRaTHISG. PowrGG MATCHES, and other
amnsememts aided by the Regtmecta! Band, WI o.
features Of The day.
u as-st '-''' ' THE CDMMITTEE.