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NEW STYLE fbest quality PERCALES NJ 2'c.
per yard sold usually ut Soc;
IpACAS in all colors at Csc worth 3oc. per yard
BLACk-STRIPE ALPACAS at 25c. worth 35c.
per yard
IFaSCY-sTRIPED and PLAID DRESS GOODS
at &c. worth 35c. per yard;
ElACK SILKS 1T s1o5, $3.50, SITS, 81 $685. $3.50,
ard up TO 81 per yard;
COLORED SILKS In great variety at prices to suit
the times:
JAPANESE SILK ROBES at IS worth sio;
JAPANESE SILKS at SO, 60, and 75c. per yard;
SILK and WOOL POPLINS at 81 and SIPS per
yard worth sl.e5 and $3.50;
DOMBAZiNES Of the best quality Mt all prices
AUSTRALIAN CREPE at Soc. worth 15c' per
yard;
BLACK ALPNCAS at 30, IS, 40, IS, Soc, and up to
$3.50 per yard;
SILKS. SATINS. and vELvETS for trimmings
FURNITURE CALICOES at loo. worth l.5c. per
yard;
CHECK STRIPED, and PLAIN N1iHoooh
MUSLfNS at all prices;
PIOUES In great variety at extremely 10" prices'
LONSDhLE CAMGHIC at CSC. per yara'
WAIJEEGAN CAMBEIC at 20c. per yard;
WHITE FLANNEL. all wool, yard wide, at Soc
worth Coo. per yard:
BOULEVARD SHIRTS at - worth S''
GRAY BLANKETS at S?.59, 80, 81 ana % p:ir
PLAID and STRIPED SlIAWLS at greatly re-
ducc1 prices 10 close:
LINEN HANDkERCHlEfsa At &c., OIL 'i'-'' 'nN
:l.5a per dozen: -
UENSTITCuED MANUFACTURERS, pure
linen. at So. $3.50. and 81 per dozen-Just % per
cent. below regular prices;
JIEES-Fi%ISU COTTON DIAPER at Sl.35 Tor a
piece of ten yards;
JNUiA-RUBEtE CLOTH,
INDiA-EUBBLR DIAPERS,
OIL-SILK,
VIIALEBONE COESETs, white and colored, all
sizes, at 75c. per pair;
FRENCH WOVE CURSETS at 81 worth Sl.25 Il
pair;
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen
worth 8! yer dozen;
C ESrLEME&'S LINEN COLLARS at 75c. ror
dozen worth 81;
LADIES, LINEN CUFFS 1t Is. 80, So, 20, and Soc !.
pair:
LADIES PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS al &C. a
GESTLEMES'S PAPER COLLARS at loo. per
box:
EXTRA WIDE HUCKABACK TUWEtLING at
&c. worth SIC. per yard:
TOWELS in great variety from Si.?5 to SIP per
dozen;
DOYLlES 1T co and 75c. aud - per dozen;
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTUS,f full two yards
long. at Il worth $50;
PILLOW-CASE LACES at 80, 15c., ana 81 per to-
zen yards;
CnOCIiGT-EDGlEG 1T lee. per dozen yards worth
SC. per yard
CROCuET-EDG!NCi at &c. per dozen yards wortl!
7jc.:
GENUINE THREAD BOBBIN-NDGE, soc. for 4
piece Of Is yards worth 30. per yard;
mr. "a 1 - ,,,I IL
factrrcrs prictj.
Thousands of other articles. all to be sold low.
Prompt attention given to orders
Goods will I've sold for cash only We cannotsel on
credit aud give customers goods al rs low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
IC17 and 1919 Main street.
Mind Richmond, Va.
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The Veto of the Roassessmont Bill.

The Veto OF the fScaSSS5SiiiSH1 oAA-'
We published yesterday the message .
Governor WALKER vctoing the b''' prov
ding for rea,sessmcnt of the value OF 'he
lands in the various counties OF inc ''.".t :,
which did not avail themselves OF Inc "e' u
last session allowing them that pf''ia'se'
Wa nerd moi say that we approve OF 'h'
message, We have heretofore iaa'c''eo
,.n.. orr views are upon the subject.
I, was a great mistake to pass the IA" o.
loot session. The passage Of that act afforded
. nIaysiblc pretext for the introduction o.
tna Hill, which the Governor has just vetoed
That act originated scramble for the front
rank in The race for low assessments when
was disgraceful. Officers were sworn to sup
mort the Constitution, which declares tta'
nj! property shall be taxed at lis real Va'ue'
a, the same time that they were coniideh''!
expected to violate that cath and assess Tue
propcrty at a lower rate in \ county than III
B county. This expectation may or may
M, have been fulfilled. We cannot 81!
whether it was or not but the conScIcnccS
OF men arc proycrbiaiy elastic iii the matter
of assessments. The Governor wishes 10
MT an end TO this state Of things. Before
,be vetoed bill could have been carried OUT III
full, lands would have become absolutely
worthless if the wishes OF somc lanoholaefs
had been respected.
lit could he done, the General Assembly
would do well to repeal the act of Inst scS-
sion and restore the assessment previously
existing. We do not expect This TO he cone
however. Whilst we oppose this Dill We
would have every inequality i'll assessments
that can possibly be reached corrected rs
soon as possible, if there is any consi'tu'
tional mode of enectns this end; but we
are not willing to see the Legislature of Viz
yiuia sailing TOO near the Winds eye on con-
stitutioual questions. Better suffer Temporal!
wrongs than do this "cviI thlnS."
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MNssH g&GEiE.

Married. in this city. On the 9th ulimH ny icy.
Mis- BUKKOW SENIA LANpRCM; both oil Mail
chester.
Married. IN this city. 2Sth of February. ny hcy'
" W Wihs0n, IT the residence 81 lie bTiE. i'',,H,
MIR. REUBEN j. ClllLDRLSS and MISS IN
BELLA j. WINSTON. 4
:, tau ton papers please cory.
Married. on The eIl! January. ~. ri Union st!
i0n Methodist I.riscIa cIuEt' " Key. j.. r.
yrr cnr,tty, Va, TO Miss ELLA T. EDCNIEEE, OF
this city.
Married, in tino city oc New York, &3d December
1872. al -. Anus cliiIc!. by Rev Thomas ti%li-
de- D. d., r. !. ). ILOpTON "ud MIS-. JULIA Il.
KING; both of Richmond. Va.
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mha CARDozo, FoUEoUREAN & co.
MT THE VIRGINIA NATU II A I

ME- THE VIRGINIA NATU II a L
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used In this city ana
elsewhere for the past years, and which has
given such general satisfaction wherever used, dJ-
frs from all oter lubricating oils sold in this mar
ket. 1t Is ,
4 rJTRE, NATURAL LUDRICATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADVENTURE WHATEVER,
free from all gri. and gum; and, under the same
circumstances rs the best sperm or lard OIL Will not
heat wear or cut the boxes or bearings Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thisis one OF the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRlCATlNG Oils
before the public.
Observe that our brand Is on each barrel.
We arc The sole agents here for the Virginia M
tural Petroleum Lubricatin2 Oil, every barrel VI
which sold by us hearing our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATISG OIL,
PURCELL, LADD s CO., AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA"
Oderrs addressed to lis will receive prompt attcn-
ton and lie shipped in good, tight PACKAGE.
PURCELL, LADD 4 co. Druggists,
mhs-sm Richmond Va.
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diI.Mobiller business. Is not now E las,n
her Of the Unite,l States senste, although "
was for mary years. His son, the hon J.
a,nomas r Bayard, is lis successor anu y
,yas Tbomas II. Bayard WHO at the i'a'lr
n,are Convention spoke against the pro
no.ed Endorsement of the Cincinnati HOUR
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"The First Blood of the War

The following interesting letter Is IRON
one who speaks whereof tic knows, ana
whose word is rs good as any mans bond
his own or anybody clSc's. We regret that
lc has forbidden the Use Of his nane in this
connection. This letter clearly settles the
question as to whose was the first blood OF
the war shed OH Virginia soil. The Warren
ton Inder will please take notice that both
parties were soldiers:
SALkM, ROANOKE COUNTY, FA,}
February IS. 1878.
Editors Dispatch: An editorial i'll your
issue Of -, headed "Thc First Blood Of
the War;" is mainly correct, but Inaccurate
in some Of its details.
The man killed at Fcttcrman on the night
of the I'D OF May. 1861, was named Brown,
a Union nrln, OF RowlcSbur% Preston
county,, who had joined the company then
forming ut Grafton for Federal service, and
afterwards commanded by Dan. Wilson.
Tue Confederate who killed Brown was
Daniel L. knight. private III Captain Robin
sons company, I{an>brough's battalion, and
not q member OF The Thirty-lir>t firGini;.
regiment. The circumstances of the killing
were these: Wilson WAS drilling his com
pany that night at Grafton, and after parade
was over. Wilson and Brown got on spree
Wilson's company had no arms, but Were
daily expecting them from Wheeling. VIII
son proposed TO Brown TO 20 down to fct
terman and supply themselves with mi!skets
from the rebels encampcd there; and ava!
they went. When arrived ut the CAMP
guard, Knight halted them. They demanded
to know his authority to stop them on tht
public highway. Knight responded that hi
captain had ordered him to LET 10 man pas
without permit, but added that rs he knew
[Captuinl Wilson they might pies. Thel
Brown exclaimed. "Let'S shoot tic danluct
scoundrel, anyhow" and, suitiug action t
word. fired pistol Mt knight. The bal
passed through Knights left ear knigh
then discharged his muslct ut Brown, an,
empticd heavy load Of sugs into Brown
breast, killing him instantly. l was at prun
tytOwn that night, but was awake and ul
and heard the report of the niuskct. Mex
morning, on going to Fctterman, say
Browns body laid out. The Wheeling Tx
tclligcncei' announced the death of Brow
under the head of "Thc Death Of The fir>
Martyr to the Union" / had myself clst tin
slugs and loaded the mtskct a few night
before, when Captain w. u. r., then en-
cnmped Mt Fcttcrman with the Fairmouu
company, became apprcheusiyc of an attack
from the Grafton Unioni>ts, and sen. up bur
redly for my company to march to his assist
ance.
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cPECIAL NOTICE.-A PROCLAMA-
~ TON TO THE, LAD!ES-ElRST ASNuAL
SAJE-NO Naturalization wishing 10 carry my
stock from year 10 year, will for the next thirty,
DAYS offer the following desirable goods at trSt ana
below cost Real Jouyin Kid Gloves ut Tl."j worth
$3.50; Twu-Iuttou Kid Gloves 1T ii is worth *l.51
81 Kid Gloves reduced to &c. 15c. Gloves reduced
to G5c. Also. RnO:S. Hcltirg, Belts. aud Hirneis
Srarfs, Hamburg and Swiss nscrings and fh2lnSS-
Lace SETS. Linen Collars aud Cuffs, Huill'nE, En-
hroid.rcd Iincn-i'ambrc lIandkcrchyis, Merin"
Also 4 zinc lot of Fanoy cwclry ana Fans. Ladies
In want oil these goods are respectfully tMyucd to
call az L. l.. GhA Hh t-h =,
fc o7-tMhll G2I Broad street.
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rENO THE PUBLIC.--The piastering bus-
Il ness of the late JOHN ADAMS will for the fu-
ture tie conducted by his soa JOSEPH ADAMS In
ali of its branches.
The patronage Of the public IS respectfully soli-
cited.
Residence, No. 500 Leigh street, rear Ebenezcr
church.
REFEnENCE.--Iohn a. Glazcorook. William Da-
Wis. Lyme It Brother, Leroy a. CrenslIaw.
Inh s-ipl" ~
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F.EEEURES.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,

offers TO the public the following GOODS:
Picturc>-,arscst stock south OF Washington;
Chromts and Oil Paintings, any that is IN the
market; Iicturc Frames made at hali-liour notice
Photograph Frame:--large stock always on hand
MouldIrgs, all sorls-50.JG0 feet on hand; Looking
Glass Plates and Looking-Gass Trlmcs--a large
stock: large Family Biblcs, extra large size and
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from the
best manufacturers IN tic United States, suitable
for par!Gis Offices, and stores. Carpets-Brllssc!s
extra surcrilur, srpcrfne, medium. and other
descriptions OF c;rpc:ings. Rpes-Brusscls velvet
aud tapestry. nilclotlS. AIattings-Chegue and
plain best description. walnut ExtenScn Tables
aud other articles al OF which will sell for cash
or by payments of weekly or monthly instruments
fc 2tnot3m WILLIAM DAEFPON
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NOTICE TO MY PATRONS.--Owins to
IN The fll.ess Of one of my family. viii not be
able TO deliver the diuy papers for a few days. .:
NH salts al. 81 HENRY SAAL, Carrier.
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Mt NEW MOURNING GOODS (SPE-
rIALTYl.-T. Il. PRICE s. co. have on hand, and
coming in weekly,
BLACK ALpACAs and Mo!IA1ES,
DOUBLE-FACED hLPACAS.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS and CASI!EMRES,
TAMIsE, bRAE De MONTEEEhu.
BLACK IMpERATKiCE. GRO DE NICE.
EoMBAZISES, DELASES, &c;
BLACK CKEPE Wells and COLLARS,
LOVE Wells.
MOURNING HASDKERC!iIEFS,
BLACK LACE and SILK GLOVES,
TApLtrAE COLLARS. &c. fc2l
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members of :Isc Rev United STATES
Senate.

In accordance with the Presidents pro.
c,,mnti IN, tic Senate of the United states OF
the Fory-Third Congress convened on yes
,crdoy at Washington. Administrator,
members Otoman), A; Democrats i ana
Liberals lin italicsl, %; vaclncIcs,2. Inc
iigures indicate the year in which the sena-
tors term expires, and an asterisk q de-
r,,cs th,t he is O new member:
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J e,.Ip,IErrA I NOTICES.
HT INTEREST THE ALL.ABsoRB.
ING TOPIC.

DOES IT REQUIRE Law TO REGULATE lT'
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We leave this question to the people 10 dec'ae lo'
themselves. What we wish to impress upon uie
mass of the peopleis what directly INTERESTS them
and that Is to economze In the purchasing OF their
goods be II groceries boots and shoes, dry goods or
ANYTHING else their necessities may require.
Now, years of experience has taught many that IL
Ia 70 thcriyrEREsT to purchase their DRY GooDso or
LEVY BROTHERS,
and We arc confident that saving of from FIFTEEN
TO TWENTY PER CENT. can be made by SO doing
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NEW AUCTION ,,u.,l>- ,,o,,vr
The undersigned have dis Iiay iorinGn t2,iItt-
SHAW forthcpurpos" OF conducting GE ETA
AUCTION and COMiIlSSioN BUSINESS at 70.
We hone bv strict attention 10 business and pnnc-
tualitv 10 merit ana receive liberal share OF pubic
patronage. assignments respectfully solicited.
j. L. REDWOOD,
k.'P. CRfNSH.tW.
RICHMOND. February 90. 1873 t" &2-!'n
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TAKE NOTICE.
Before removing to my new store, No. 1909 Main
street next door to the Planters National BANK, J
Will sell my remaining stock of
CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
AT COST.
HATS and CAPS regardless of cost.
Call amt see for yourselves, and be convinced, at
tie old established clearinghouse Of
NJ ". ROSE, No. 32S Broad street,
rlo corner Fourth street.
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MISSISSIPPI.
1877. .JtimeS l.. .iicoTn.
1875. Adelhcrt Ames.
MISSOURI.
1879. Louis Pitrtt B0Jy.
ISIS. Carl SEIZURE.
NEBRASKA.
1871. 7, v. iiiIrliccck.
1915. THomns IE. Upton.
NEVADA.
1879. John L. Joncs.*
Is.5. ". N Stewart.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1870. Is. Wahicigh.*
1871. Aaroa III. Crasln.
NEW JERSEY.
1917. F.T.FrelinghnySen.
1875. John p. Stockton.
NEW YORK.
1870. Roscoe CoGklin@.
1875. Re,,bcn J.. EeHf0n.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1879. 4. S. HcrrjfG01l.
1871. Matt. ". EdnSo'n.
OHIO.
1879. John Sherman.
,s-s 3IIco T., THURMAN,
OREGON.
1879. John II. iiitchcll.*
1877. fumes X. Kelly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
1870. SirEon Cameron.
1915. John Scott.
RHODE ISLAND.
1877. Henry Is. Anthony.
1915. William S;2rttg'G.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
lSra. John }. Pattcrson.*
H77. ThOs. j. Robertson
TENNESSEE.
Isl. HAIRY C0cptT.
1875. Vim. q. BrownlOw,.
TEXhS.
1877. M. Z. Unm1ton.
1875. j. ". Flanagan.
VERMONT.
1879. Justin =. Morrill,.
1876. George +. Edmundi
VIRGINIA.
l.T,. JDhn ". J0isnStOn.
l,75. Jollu +. Lewis.
WEST VIRGINIA..
1877. HENRY q. DdrlS.
1875. Arthur |. foreman.
OSSIS.
1879. Timothy o. Howe.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ND roro.
UP DAY MAI. leaves S!rI-9'rec. station /
Up NIGHTMARE. leaves Byr,?-Strcct station 40
UT ACCC,IMGDATloN leaves Broaa->,n.ri
st&,Ion4 2. NJ except Oh Snndays:i
BOWS, pay 3iAlL arrives at byri-ctFce,5t'-
n0W$ NIGHT MAI. arrvcsa. Ryr,I-a,rrets,a-
ton to 4. y; .SSI S,6 SS TIj 1.| ,v
Eroad-S,rcet stntion -37 4. III. Except Of S"-
TTFKI;iE,GET TPATNsitavc Ernad-Strtct stt,!onou
Mondays. %.,!n,.sG-.S "nd Frillys n Cas- :. VI
connecting At Quantico with Ike Alexandria and
Fredericksburg r.ilway. Rcturning Airlycat Hro,d
Street station Tuesdays, Thursdays. and SlUr-
BY order OF General Superintendent
J. y. GEHTEY,
feIs General Freight and Ticket hgrut
RIcuMoND ASD nANyutG RAILROAD ro.,,
RICHMOND, December -. ls1..
DICUMOND AND DANEILLE hhH..
~ KOAD.--On anda.ter SUNDAY, DeccIplct -,
GOING VEST.
Train No. . Through p@:>cn;tc:l lcarr; Richmond
daily iexcrnt SuI,laya) at $50 A. NJ: iy4yc; .an-
vile at 1855 r. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro at 80
Pm.
~ daily at ':s' A. Nj arrives at A'O'''u'i ii
Train No 10 Through mail and exprcSSl leave;
Richmond daily at .3p T. ~; leave, lbanvilr daily
ut lI:5 L. 81; arrives AZ Greensboro da:iy i. 800
4. VI. ,-
Train No. ] through mail AID cErrcs'l l"ay's
Greensboro ilyat Li0 \. ~: l'tyc~ EanNiir .ai,g
8; !:J2 4. NJ; arrives II Richmond dtiT At !>:.i
Pm.
Train No. 3 Through Dasscngor) leave. G."rns.
boro daily Except sundays at no =. W.; hUts
nnyille III 1852 =. ~; arrives at Elcamo"d ut a~.J
L. NJ.
Train No. 0 UyuchhurG passenger leaves !.guch
burg daily 1T \. NJ: leaves !iirtc.lIic az l-3J j.
81 !: arrives at ls!chmonl I'll 3::5 l. u.
Trains Nos. . and IL conner al bTcrus'rr" VIVA
trains on The North Carolina railroad i"r AL lr.n.>
south.
Train No. 10 connects nj Greensboro Win Train
for Raleigh, arriving there al 1876 \. y. - s".r.s
leaving Raleigh at 7:i5 L. ~ co meet al Grrhshs.J
with train ho. for Richmond.
Train No. connects ut Eurlc@i!ic win ii;l'n On
The Atlantic, Mississippi ard OHIO railroad FOR a!
poiutS southwest and south.
Lynchhurg Accommodation Train leaves Et'h-
riod ut .:55 L. ~. daily te!crpt SiiG:aysi arriving
at Lyncur,c in time tn cclIIcct Win he A"r"ih;
Passenger train on the .i;laGic, Mississippi aid
Ohio riilYou! for the southwest.
Passenger, coming east leave LynchbuG% aeT i@e
arrival Of the Atlantic. Mississippi and oHip pa.
scnser rain from Bristol, and arrive ut Ec!iG11l
TuKOtGII TICKETS n all points south nal
southwest can be procured II i've ticket u"tu ~
Richmond. and OF K. +. WALKER. Agent Vi re
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio r;lrolG, NJ. ~"
Main street, Richmond
Papers that have Arrangements 10 advertise INC
schedule OF this company viii please print ~ &9'c'
JOHN <. MNCMURIu,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
II. VI. X. TALCorT, E!iglneer and supcliu"u3-
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NE CAUTION LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-HGycrs are cali
toned to avoid the numerous counterfclts and inli-
tatious offered for sale
JOHN DUNCAN 3 SON, New York,
oc 1a-S&W Agents for the United states
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EFT FEBRUARY q, 1873.

EFT FEBRUARY q, 1873.
NEW PRINTS, PEECALES, SIlEErINGS'
DiMASES, &c.
T.. PRICE &c GO. arc receiving weekly addi-
tons 10 their stock in ~
Pretty !.ngll-n and American PRINTS,
- ana ~ PFHClLES. for children,
Elack and white ana black and lead PRINTS,
Linen aud Cotton SIiEETiNGS,
RIcach"d and Brown COTTOSS,
Pillow cOTTONS.
HIHDETE DIAPERS, DhMASES,
'TARLF-COrEES, CORSE]S.
GENTS and LADIES RID GLOfES-hcst,
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and StTTS.
HEMSTlTCIIED iINEN-ChMBEIC HAND
KEECliiE fS. &c.. Sc. ~ ,..,,
GOODS Ia he Sold out. Il very GREAT BARGAIN.
f. III ~ I. Il. PRICE & co.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
Ie.ayS,EspEis Es+f.,-.

SE.rG go 49, - e.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBCRG AND POrnNAI
RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF
GENERAL TlLRET AND FREIGHT Agent.
Richmond. February II, l--3
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s's.:ss saaSSI.

WINTER CLoTHlNG-Consisting of
~ OYER GARMENTS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
FANCY cASSlNfEkE PANTS.
UEHERSiil!tTS aud DRAW EfS,
together witl ,.
DRE-S CLOTHING,
DRESS SHIRTS.
arl everything pertaining. TO GESTLEMASs
WARDROBE. ran AWAY he found ut the o!G-CSrai
lished Eou:e Of WI. IRA SMITH, aEt.klss
100 Main street.
Sign BIG FLAG. fc IL
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NOTICE admitted my nephew,
IN Mr.. THOMAS BOOKER, to an Interest In IN
business the will be conducted hereafter uh-
der the firm of II. L. RICHARDSON 20;
80 4. p. RICHARDSON.
RICHMOND, March !, 1879
Rercrriug to the above. shall feel obliged FOR
prompt payment by Ill indebted to me.
min aim X. p. RICHARDSON.
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pYss0LTraGNs q I.5afsrNElssEaIps.
RIcmaosp. February %. 1s7s. Il
TAIssDIUTTON.- - be firm OF TALBOTT,
-kykETTEEG Err e EDMuE d Is this dry dissolved
Inv mutual consent. The Business OF the concern
Will be cettied by their successors, the FRANKLIN
| MACHINE COMPANY.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE undersigned, having been Incorporated Under
the statutes Of the State OF Virginia under the name
ana style Of the FRANKLIN MACHINE COM
PANY will continue the business formerly carried
on by TALBOT, ETTEEGER &c El)MONDat the
new machine works, corner CT Nineteenth aud
ftA""t' JAMES NJ. TALBOTT, President;
WM ETTEEGER, superintendent;
Ii. Z. EDMOND,
@ Secretary and Treasurer;
JOHN B. DAVIS,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, DR..
Directors.
The FRANKLIN MACHINE COMPANY viii
give particular attention IN TIE InnIIulacture or
PORTABLE and STATIONARY ENGINES OF
The latest and most improved style7 ShW-likLS,
UYURAULiC PRESSES and TOBACCO FIX
TURES of all kinds. and will carry on GENE
RAJ MACHINE and FOUNDRY BUSINESS.
We call the attention Of saw-nill men TO our new
and Improved FRICTION SAW-MiLL. which is
represented TO be superior to anything or the k1nh
heretofore In use by all parties that have tried them
we invite call from all parties In want OF ma
chiEery of any kind, and VIII guarantee them gooa
ubstii,ti:l work at reasonable prices.
FRANKLIN MACHINE COMPANY.
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FJE!GET T2ATESi,nvc Eroad-Srtct stG,ionou
MONDAYS. Iy.,Ings,'--S. anu Fridays n G::I \. VI.
connecting AT Quantico with he Alexandria aaI
Fredericksburg r-i way. Returning, lIrycat Hro,d.
Street station on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and SatUr-
DAYS al L. u.
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GARD.-Thc undersigned desires 20 return
" hi. thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
cytcirlrI 10 the Old concern -: WESTON * row
EI;S Of which liz member, ana ne WORLD So
Icil and hopes TO merit. fair share Of SAID pal rom
ace promisiu" u rc Justly and !ionO"aby With all
who may favor the rcw concern oil
POWERS, BLAIR Il CO.
with their patronage. ,--,.r,e
NH l-cOl.wSw2L WILLIAM III. PoN EkS,
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sEAKE AND OHIO Rail


4 1HESApEAkE AND D IL 10 kAih-
~ ROAD.-On and after September s9,a 'A ~.
SESGEB TRAINS win leave Richmond IL wa
lows: -
s:3a \. M.-MAIL TRAIN texccp' sunt|i, t"'
the White sulphur Srr:n@s, connecting u G.t ''
VILE with the Grunge, AeXan'irtt 5,'a H"",,.
train for Washington ana NORTH a::d l., .'D'''"
and South. ,
4:-5 7. M.-ACCoMMaDAII0 TRAIN t%Se"WW
Sunday Tor Gor,tpmsriie. GritNiu: AZ ~ =! -,
THIS trail, connects III Goricnsyle with me hs ~
trains on the Orange A,exahdrsa and Stamass:'S a.
road for iGNCliBCRG and W6sitiSu inH.
Through tickets, At low rates, sold 70 aii iN''''
Northwest aud Southwest. ,,v,
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Qn,s,ii.sa"nn,'
Amsterdam, Antwerp, hamburg ,larsc. hoS -,
Bergen, Co,,enliagcli, and lioieAbiirE, 10 ~" VI
on this road, can be bought OF the bsneSt;. ~
Agent at Richmond. or can be ordered ihsoasH a.
station agent on the road. .,nC,r,.
Further Information may be ob.aiaed al 'hS S''''
/ pany'S offices. ,,,,,,,,.
4. II. PERRY, General Snperiutencr.,,.
JAMES i. SaTnEaLAsp, General ! !tket AseH''
| is
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Train No. 10 Through mail AID eyprCSsl leaves
Richmond daily at c:1p L. NJ; leave, lanvir daily
ut lJ:i5 L. 81; arrives AZ Greensboro ta:iy i. 100
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-05

DR. MARION HOW ARD offers his medi-
- cal services 10 the citizens of Richmond, Va,
OIL the following terms
For visit during the aay.................$ 20
Fer visit during the ngit................ 20
Extracting teeth, each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
And other charges In like proportion. Office cor
ncr of Broad ana. Tenth streets. ic lr-im*
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RICHMOND, FTEDEKlIkSEUEG ND PCT6-
MAJ RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves E.rl-StrecI station