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the evil influence OF dependence being e1empli6ed
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A FEARFUL RIDE TO DEATH.--On last Fri.
day, says the Fanceburg fentucktnH OF
November Ii. fearful accident occurred on
the railroad leading FROM Goodhua's stoue.
quarry. on Town branch, this county. to the
top OF tho hill near Fairyisw. From the
quarry TO The hill the grade is very heavy,
and fhc locomotive cannot draw more than
three carloads Of stone over the road. On
the day above referred to the locomotive had
taken n load Of stone 10 The top of the hill,
aud AFTER unloading had descended the grade
about fifty yards. when that portion Of the
machinery by which the steam is let on and
shut OF became affected and refused to act,
and TIC engineer could not control or check
the increasing progress OF the locomotive,
and the train went bounding down the grade
with Increasing velocity for the distance Of
near one-hait mile. where there was short
motive jumped the track and exploded.
makinga complete wreck Of the entire train.
Al the time there were four persons on the
engine Stephen Lewis. Thomas Nolan.
Spencer Settlers, and duseph Abbic. the en-
ginc"r. Mr.. Settlers jumped of before the
engine left the track. and was but slightly
injured. Thomas Nolan made his escape
with severe injuries. stephen Lewis was
scIldrd and otherwise injured, and from
which he died on last Monday night. ,lo-
Seph Ahbic, the engineer, was faithful to bis
trust until The last. \ portion OF the en-
zine tell on him. iuillCtin. severe internal
wounds. Tie was also ieallully scaldcd. aud
from Icpor: cannot live but a few hours.
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t.. >.-.jhc Petersburg NcrS Insists that
The >elnhwr>. "shail not have thrust upon
her IL onrc three out Of four OF all the lead
n@ political uonors OF The State
:,6nuo ul,r:, want 10 take the lieutenant.
-oyciuo!>iiip a"Hy from Der, and give nel
tue sy!rtpr.
hos. 7. 8. Bocuck Is The last nominee fol
United sta,e, srnu:cr. LHt"T.--Mo>c> " al
;on. Of Shenandoah.
The pauyi'lc Register says Colonel With
crs Is cG.incaty fitted for The place.
TIC Abingdon FUgin'nn agrecs with the
Petersburg .Nc,"s rs 10 where the United
S.ntes senator should comc from.
"'lhc views taken BY The [Lyrchhur@.
Rcp!bl'can Int tic nail plumb OH The head
and we hope will be carried ont by the lie
gi~Ia;uru. 80 logroer's" claims should
III any WAY bc conference.-the ythsriNt
Ui$pa:ch.
Judg. William J. Robertson is warmly re-
commended by the Charlottesville Chronacis
tor / uitva STATES senator
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RAILROAD LINES.
SgSF 20 sssy asy Ha rissI1lzsTzInsss- rSssssszsl
al SN " S ~ tyssse'seestrstssSss -f-5V,32
RICHMOND AND DAEv1ILE RAnRoApx,
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA. November 81, 1878. \
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS

WEST " ARD.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Richmond at 5 A.
NJ, leaves Darviii. at 12:i8 L. NJ; arrives at
Greensboro at $50 Z. NJ, arrives at Airline
Junction at L. NJ, arrives at Charlotte ut S:l6
z. VI.
THROUGH MAIL leavea Richmond Mt / :2S p. H.,
leaves DanvIlle at OIL 8 L. n. arrives at Green's
boro ut IL SO p. IL, arrives at Charlotte at 4a0
4. VI.
LYEcHBIRG PASSENGER leaves Richmond q,
9i2 A. VI. arrives at Burkeyille 1T 1870 /. NJ,
riyes ~ Lyuchburg M 4:40 p. II.
EASTWARD.
NEW ORLEANS AND New YORK EXPRESS
leaves Charlotte at $50 A. ", leaves Grs1ls-
boro' ct l2:i5 p. NJ, leaves Danyille at sac P.
NJ: arrives at Richmond ut 1917 L. II.
1HRoCGH MAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 p. ",
leaves Greensboro ut $50 4. ~. leaves DanviEs
1t G:20 \. IL, leaves Lynchbur2 at 10 A. NJ,
leaves Burkeville at 11sS5 A. ~: arrives In Rich
mord nj 2:l7 =. IL.
LYNCrRCl.G ACCOMMODATIONS leavre Lynch
burg at 0 Z. 81, Leaves Burkeville Ut $40 4. NJ {;
arrives mt Richinoud at S:44 4. NJ
These trs! rs Ill run daily.
The Express trains make Clo5e connections al
Atlanta for Mobile, New Orleans and all potnrs
sVu.h and southwest. Sleeping cars run through
from Charlotte 10 New Orleans ria Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railroad.
Through tickets sold 10 all points south and south
wsst. and baggage checked through.
The New Orlesns and New York Express stops
at all stations between Greensboro aud Burke
vll,p but will not stop east Of Burkevllle.
II. NJ. X. FALCOTT,
no % Engineer aud superintendent.
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TnE FINE YESTERDAY MoRSISG-Loss,
THIRTY THOUSAND pOlLARS.-Thc trc which
occurred at hali.past = o'clock yesterday
morning at the planing-uiIl and satisfactory
OF John ". wilson Il Son, corner Of Cross
and Lutaw streets, will involve loss TO the
firm 81 $50, zoe. upon which they have an
insurance OF $4,000, distributed rs follows:
Firrncu's office, oil Baltimore, $4,000 ;
Franklin, OF Wheeling, ". Va, $1,000 ;
America and Pennsylvania, OF Philadelphia,
each 81 800; Alenlauis, Of Cleveland, o.,
5, 900; Mltvie, of New Jersey, $1,000;
and L.comiug, Of PENNSYLVANIA, $1,000. II
is not known how the fire originated, but
the supposilou is that il was tue work of an
incuniiary. baltimore san, 2Sh.
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r,O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

ADVANCES OFSEvENTY PER CENT. IN Cash
a. Of TAX-PAID VALUE w
,s,u no made on consgnlnents to our house, IN.
T Tiii AT RATE OF SIX PER CENIhii tp 81
annnn We authorize sight d5aits w and Ui VIII ii
sh,,,me.. Of advance after receipt OF goods.
iPsRuHPT RETURNS made with check iof oa'auot'
imneeia!eay un s' Of he Ion Carlos" and FL
Gil" ;, brands OF MASS LICORICE.
"""o HOFFMAN, LEE CO..
Tobacco Commission Mercluhnts.
'EN IS Exchange Plnce, Baltimore, NO
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1874 AGALL LEI lo OF ART1S7A.

1874. AGAL LEI io OF ART1S74.
THE ALDINE ALMANAC,
brochure of American art. with Illustrations by
the best American artists, designed aud on graTeI
expressly for this work.
THE ALDISE ALMANAC
has been gotten up regardless Of expense wish the
purpose of making It, beyond competition. the
most be utiful publication oi the Kind ever attempt
Cd in this country.
THE CALENDARS.
Mr. John s. Davis young aud rising artist, who
Is beginning 10 he recognized rs the coming
dr. iughtsman OF America has contributed literally
to The establishment Of this Almanac. Ills set of
Twelve calendar borders are admirable and entirely
unique In their way.
THE sCHUYLKILL
Is represented by splendid full-page cut, from
drawing OF Thomas Moran, the strongest landscape
artist in America.
THE oUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT.
synopsis of Bret Hartes iuimtable western
s sketch accompanies three illustrations by 3lr.
a TROPICAL SCENE.
One Of the most exquisite pictures which II Is
possible 10 conceive Is contributed by Mary Memo
TO illustrate lines from Joaquin Miller.
RIP VAN wINKLE.
,dsqusitton on this popular American legend
Is Illustrated by four full-page designs By Mr.
EVENING ON THE DELAWARE
Is most perfect picture, By Thomas Moran. It.
shows that American pastoral scenery has ample
charms for poetic Illustration and needs only 70 bc
properly treated 20 have this fact fully recognized
TIE MELANCHOLY DAYS,
sombre November scene, exhibits fav0rab!y the
genius OF Mr. J; -. Woodward. who fairly divides
The honors with Mr.. Thomas Moran, ut feast AS ?
draughtS!nan. The picture Is strong and fun OF
poetic feeling, and Is very fno illustration Of
Bryants well-hnown lines
0LDES-TIME SOUTHERN LIFE.
As TIE ALDlSE ALMANAC is projected as ma
Gonal Work, no opportunity has been lost to illus
Yrginian artist gives us glimpse of the patrl-
urchal phase of American slavery. He hns chosen
u Christmas scene, when the "serv8Dts" present
themselves for The usua presents, aud good wishes
aud kindly feeling rule In every breast.
COON HUNT
is u second contribution of Mr.. Sheppards and on.
OF the most striking I'm the work. With the glare
of torches group OF remonstrative negroes invat
the midnight Shadows OF q mighty forest, and III,
ar,5t stiz IS md pcrpettes the ferered eXcItemrn
consequent upon first sight Of the animal sluh:Df
along ii Iallcu trunk.
THE ILLUMINATED COVER.
The cover Of The ALpINE ALMANAC is the rich
est specimen Of the medieval style OF illumination
ever produced In America. IL i printed In six
layshly introduced, the harmony aud beauty Of tht
design are SO exquisite that the surprising richnes
of effect is IN strict good taste ANA Will charm Tin
most iastidlous critic. This cover alone Is wo:tl
double the charge for the whole work.
THE ALDISE ALMANAC for 1874 vii! be sci!
fpos. paid 10 any address receipt Of the price -
go cents
address all orders to
Ut. ELLYSON, 1ll2 Main street,
Publishers Agent for The hldiEe.
Old sWSN1In
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BACK PAY AID Front PAY.--The back
~! aDd iu"Tebscd-p pay business will take up
" !ul! share Of TIME, al! OF which viii be so
nach dead waslc, as no one IS yerdhnt
enough 70 affirm tint anything practical will
cn:rr OF The repeal propositions which. ii has
been promised should be ouered.- Wash
th3tun tGttc7.
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Grand total 5000 gifts, all cash. $3.50 ,OOO
WHOLE TICKET, So; HALF TICKET, $3.50.
Plan OF drawing same as that Of Kentucky State
Library Association. Drawing 10 take place in
Norfolk on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1874.
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HVSV OF LETTERS.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFFICE NOVEM-
BER 20. 1873.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
say "Advertiscd'' If not called for In four weeks
they Will be sent to the Dcad-Lctter Onco In wash
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THIS drawing has been legalized by srecial act Of
the Legislature to raise funds for the completion
Of the Masonic Temple In tho city of Norfolk.
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CASES DISMISSED ON TIE DEMONSTRATIONS
Atty OF LAWN the augusta Coun'y
Court, tuesday, two cases were o'sldisseo
upon the uucons titutioDallty Of the War"ln-
,crest law. One was Landes Us. kaahefS
administrators, in which judgment haa
been given by default for $50 ana interest
the interest accommodating during the war
Il was sought TO have the case reopenca un-
der The art of last session abatinG war'inler-
est, but Judge Hendren refused on the
ground that the law was unconSlnut!ol'ai'
The case Of Curry, &c, Us. hunter, agent
was dismissed on similar grounds Hf6""-
tom TtuGiC0t5r.
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.: TWO Grayson county boys have invented
experimentation machne-that is, upset
the laws Of Misunderstanding to the En-
sign. -.
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TIE VALLEY RAlLRoAD.-A number of our
citizens. the editor Of the Register included.
eojoycd the pleasure Of ride over the Val
ley railroad a far Il, North river, about niue
mile rom uhrri>ont'urg. on Tuesday morn.
il. last N0chlnqtam Register.
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DIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKs,
AND HYMS-BOOKS.

The subscribers keep supplied with large stock Of
BIBLES, PRAYER-BUOKs,a and HYMN-BooKs,
comprising a great variety of aizes anu Styles OF
binding, from the cheapest made 10 Tue Hos' eie-
CANT and costly.
All the popular NEW BOOKS os the day resu-
larry received. .,orsy p.pu.u
no 10 WooDdVSoE u 800
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LAND By WnoLEsALE.--ln his annual re-
port the Secretary Of the Interior invites tue
attention Of Congress to request from u
COLONY OF Mennonites, nov and for several
genefations residing in Southern Russia,
near the shores Of the Black sea and the Sea
of Azor, tor modification OF existing lana
Laws In certain particulars to euuble them TO
settle upon our public domain In compact
colony. The entire area they will propapiy
require will be about 5V0,0 900 acres.
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RICHMOND, IoEn RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICIyMoND, November 5th. 1873.

RICIyaoND, November 5th. 1873.
an AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ SENGER ana FREIGHT TRAINS on this
roaI viii ran us follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond u. j. NJ. and traiu from West Point
viii arrive at Richmond nj 1880 a. II. LILY lsun-
da ~ c4ccDttH!l. -
The splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain A. c.
NICHE, has been placed On ihs route between West
Point and Baltimore to run In connection with this
road, ard VIII masctilree trips week. leaving Mesh
poIu, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS. and SATuR-
DAYS on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Rich
moni 3 PM, arriving ut Baltimore naNt morning
Iii ample time 10 conprct with trains FOR the North
.nd VI est: antlleaye baltimore M0NnAYs, WE'D
SESDATS, AMI FRIDAYS ut / Z. NJ, connecting
AT West Point with the train due at Richm9nd ~
1890 next morning.
Fare 10 Baltimore, So coiored people, -.
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through M freight o. only.
DAYS At s A. NJ. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, With passenger car ATTACHED.
for freight between Elchmond and West POINT
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays ut $3.50 A. VI. Local freight received TueS-
'"''' EDW. F. FOLGER.
General Freight aud Ticket Ageut.
W. y. BRAGG, Muster Transportation. no lfs
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+. TANNER & CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
rnanuinrrlr rrS Of

manufacturers OF
ENGINES, EolLEhs,
s.wy IIig RARk-AILLS.
GRISr.MILLs, PLAsIEh IN
Gas MACHINERY, MlLL-okAhlSG.
sToysCUrTERs' TOOLS, including BusH-HAA
MERs OF all sizes, &C
REPAIR-w0HK solicited
FrelgIits 10 all points !oT. .x
send Tor circular, W.
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TuESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RUAD-Uu and AFTER October &c, 1879 the
MESSENGER trains Will run ~ follows:


ORUAD.-Uu and AFTER October 20, 1879 the
passepgcr trains Will run - follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRALS-Leayes Richmond e;3V A. ".
DAILY except Sunday, connecting via W. We
"a, III. & &. ). railroad at Gerdonsyille snd Ueas-
lottesviIle, and arrives US Hutton at 10 +. N
EXPRESS TRkIS.--Leaves Richmond al lu.oo
donsyiils With W, Va, II. 4 G. S. railroad trains
for LYnchburS and Southwest, aud arrives 81 hunt
ington ut 7 7. NJ. next DAY. Steamer leaves h9nt-
.nytou on arrival OF the train, and arrives " I|
ciinati at q O'Clock next morning. u,,..
This train stops between ktchmond ana n ~
Vile Su.untou, Goshen, 5nlboro', and CoxinSsoa
aCCONIMODATiOSrR AIN-Leaves nch@0na
SoidoasYiiie Ut $50 T. NJ.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at I. IL. DAILY e.
cept sunday, and arrives ,, ~ n nr.ss rain. "
| IMPRESS TRAIS.-LeaYes HItntuxton - AZ n
n Da,LY except SUNDAY, aud arrives al Ricnmona
| a. 1.sj( A. NJ next day, conuectiaS WIN uMns
Sniug south and with James River stssnsoI tos NJ
fok This train stops between nue. ~ as. -
hstiesv,lie, StannIou, Goshen, Mflboro', ana Wv
Mail. TRAIN-leaves Hinton ut { oSiecST a IA A'
Ally exeenf SUNDAYS connecting with " ~, o..
M. q a. s. railroad at Charlottesvills and ool0''
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. -Lsaysa So nssaane
vile =. q A. n. DAILY except Sundays y n.iisosa
1T Gordonsvtle with W.. Va, ii. G sssS ~
tain from I.ynchburg and Southwest ANU e1AA''s
Richmond Ut 9:30 A. ~. -. ann any,s
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. III. PERRY, General SuperintsniN&- :.
rrn,. A' "' % u
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> GIFT CONCERTS.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
10000 PRIZES

100000 IECURRESCY TOBE GIVEN ANAY
HI THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, VA.
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LIST Or GIFTS:

LIST Or GIFTS:
ONE GRAND CASH a5n ooo
oSn ohAND CASH GltT........,....... %, 900
ONE GRAND CASH 12soo
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT. IN nm
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT r nco
,Ul
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT o5oo
"a Cash Gifts, $500 each. 10 son
80 Cash Gifts, $50 each 10 5no
S0I;ash Gifts. 900 each 1c 400
100 Cash Gifts, / so each ... ~ mo
$50 Cash Gifts, 100 each. ono
oso Sasn 1ilts' on each............" 29,5oO
e'ooo Ca'h dlis' each................ $4,000
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RICHMOND, FKEp'G & POTOMAC X. Il. Cos.
GES'L TICKET K FREIGHT h0EST'SOPEICE
RICHMOND, October 18th. 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTD-
Mac Raj ROAD.

Up DAY MAIL leaves Byrd.strset statna at
Bpm. .
1920 r. NJ Except Oh Suudaykj
UF ACCUMMODATlONl leaves Broad-street sta"
ton at Z. II. Except sundays.)
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives q. Byrd-s.rcet Sta
ton ut lao p. N.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd. street sta
ton a, $50 A. NJ. texcept on Moudays)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrtvos AZ
Broad street station ut s:37 A. u. Except on sun.
daysJ 1910,
on MONDAYS Wednesdays, and Fridays at 1920
a. NJ, connecting ut Quantico With the Ale1AndnA
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning. arrive
ri groad-street station Oh Tuesdays THURSDAYS, ana
By order of General Superintendent.
~ J. Is. GENTRY.
ola General Ticket aud Freight Agent
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DIRMC1OES:

DIRECTORS:
JOHN L. ROPER, President:
Join 3: CQkpRIW. Treasurer
GEORGES uLDFTELO,
u. Il; STEVENS,
WAh III II. TAYLOR,
JOHN 4. PQSsuN.
WILLIAM II. Wallis,
JOHN I. REDMOSD.
ADVISORY BOARD:
His Fyccllency Governor GILBERT G. WALLER;
Cololci kApER BIGGS. Z. II. T.;
JOii% <. MCDANIEL, Z. u. Commander;
J. j. RLRROCGHS;
CAPTAIN SAMUEL WATTS, Virginia T. es!satare;
Colonel THOMAS z. OWENS, Il. NJ:
JOIrS g. WHITEHEAD, Esq. eX-M Mayor;
Colonel W. Il. TAYLOR. State Senator;
JAMES G.. BAN, -. &. 6. G. g.;
ROBERT 4. WRITER'S, G. n, G. u. P, and D. &. e..
Of &C
Orders for tickets and ali communications should
ie addressed, HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk. Va.
Tickets IN the above can he Ind in Richmond TIP.
WEiSIGER s. CO.'S hat stOre, 1901 Main street.
fno l-COLi2tl
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RoETE,l
RICHMOND, Va, October 20, 1879.
rJIHE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE

1'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
J. run as follows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 500 A.
NJ and 9 r. Al; arrive ut Petersburg 1t 81 4. Il:
aud 500 Z. III. arrive at Wtldonat 9:3c a. NJ and
FkEiGHT TRAINS, with & passenger coach q
tached leave Richmond for Petersburg at A. N.
and s 2. ~, aud returning leave Petersburg II
~ RIFTukSiSG MAIL TEAMS leave Weldon at
$50 4. u. and Al p M, and leave Petersburg ut
1910 PM and 1856 p. III.
ACCOMAlODATIOS TRAINS leave Petersburg
daily at s 4. NJ. and Richmond at 1880 Z. NJ.
Passengers from Norfolk will connect with tne
train leaving Petersburg ut l2:l T. and those
for Norfolk win leave Richmond on tho l2:3o I.
NJ. ommodatiou Train.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places Ut y
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS,
and The 1868 p. NJ. Mail Train Will not leave Peters.
burg on SUNDAYS, aud the sos A. VI. Train Will
moi leave Richmond on MONDAYS.
The MAI. TRAINS Will not stop between R1ch.
nond and Petersburg except 1T Maachester ana
passengers from Clover Hi will leave at A..
NJ, and returning leave Richmond ri I. ID. dally
p,seusers Mi take their meals a, Jsrratt's Ho
tel and all trains len ring Petersburg will start froni
The Washington-Street depot.
-pULLMAS's PALACE SLEEPLSO-CAHa nte
attached 10 I'LL the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS Ii. WYSSF,
oc27 General NaDsR'r.
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DED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, @ su.
IL pcrior article, ami worry cheap;
GLOVER HILL COAL Of tho very best quality:
CUALBUKG sPLIST COAL, u pure, nice article.
GEORGE RELL & CO., Dock street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
DS-1w
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1874. No' ID 4 TO LIE 1874

ANY MAGAZINE OK PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
Ut. ELLYSON.
NEws-DEALER, NO. 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMoED, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Games, sta
tlrnery, School Books Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great read ling public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLlSfIEES
AND TIE PUBLIC.
Tha following sent BY NAL! 10 ang part Of the
country mt the following rates, which are the pub
Iishcrsf lowest prices:
DAlLIES.
New York Herald. :12 New York Tribune. 81 2
New Yur!. World. IL Few York Tiues.... Ia
New York Srn....... G New York Journal
Richmond Dispatch. 6 OF Commerce.. 18
i:ichuoud Wing Richmond Enquirer. +
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, AEe.

NEW BOUKS-NOVEM 26TB.-
~ DiIIon's Law or Municipal Corporations, 2
VOLUMES; Campbell's Lives OF the Chfef-Jus;ices
Beade's Life In Earthquakes; Hefman's Manual
Of Chemica Analysis; sheridau's Works and Life:
Bill APPS Peace Papers Almanacs for 1874; und
all the new books.
Orders solicited for 3.unford's Virginia Code,
1873 new United States Digest; New York SUI
prone Court Reports.
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Frank II. Buior, schooner ". F. Green Goortc
Co:eson, schooner Caskct: Captain English, tug
i.2l schooner j. Little: J. r. Pcudletou. schooner
*. FUr,cu. +. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster
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ItOAL AND WOOD. Reduction of %
" t,5or. on best AETHRA CITE COAL, and 81
tn L Of less than other dealers charge for 1t. Best
WEST VIRGINIA SPLlNTLuMP at 80; HAL.
At $3.50 per load. Woou from $500, So, $3.50,
and Sc Der cord CLOVER HILL COAL and
JOKE ut lowest cash prices. Nineteenth and Cary
nno3 CHARLES II. PAGE.