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sprc1AI NOTICES
M THE GREAT cLos1NG-ouT
SALE OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT
LEVY BROTHERS
..--,.3 iret four weeks longer.
will he continued Just four weeks longer

+.
s.. r....r....,s.. They now offer H.5 .Ns.-
ri, ACK. GRoUED CoLoRED slhh-o ifi. <
GRENADIEE at lssc.-would be cheap a. -'''
per yard .t,jea'fr ,pp
wH1rE-e ROUND CoLoRED STRIFE ,'.' 'f'r'-
NADINE at 12sc. per yard worth 20e.'
%, At.K GROUND COLORED STRIFE CHE
H.. NADINE at l2ac. per yard worth 2oc.'
PI,AIN-CoLoR JAPANESE PofAiN' a. iIa''
worth 25c.; ..'
STRIPED JAPANESE .PoPL1Ns, in all eo'orS'
at lssc worth CSC; ... IN
pr, K.-DOT CHINESE GRASs-CLoih' iuil
v,rd.wide, at l5c worth CSC. per yard' ="
-, I'm .,d STRIPED WASH-POPL1NS at lSc.
per yard worth ESQ.,;
largo assortment of fast color LA" No at H7 A"'
,osc, ner yard worth 1913 and 2oc;
SCOTCH GINGHAM at issc. worth s'c' PEI PEI, s'i"
RIFE VICTORIA LAWN at Csc worth S'ac' per
o, "nrn sATIN-sTRIPED PERCALEs at CSC.
worth soc. per yard;
LINEN TUssORE notwithstanding ne" 'i':
se,son-at IS and soc. worth 90 ana Soc Per
yard; ---------.--~ .,,
cn1 ovEDJJNENL LAWNS at CSC. per yarn "of'h
IS cents; .,,o
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN with satin band sioe-
crime for trimming at &c. per yard worth SOC
p,orrEs At o.. ao IS, 40 And SOC. per yard-' hecii
below regular prices;
s,r1N.sTRlPED VICTORIA LAWN at JUG
would be cheapat 4oc.;
III. ACK SILKS from IL to 81 per yafd'
cn, opED SILKS at much below regular prlces'
cu,,.- c.MBRIC, NAINSOuK, NULL, and
ORGANIZE MUsLlNs;
sK1KTING CAMBRIA ut zoe. per yafu "of'N
Csc;
Tucked CAMBRIA, full yard WIDE at sl'2' per
yard; l.. ~
p1 acK ALpACAs and BOMBAzlNEs IN all
qualities;
AUSTRALIAN CREPE at Soc per yard very
cheap;
BLACK IRON GRENADlNE:
DOMESTIC BINGHAM, all excellent article at
l9tc. per yard:
LEATHER BELTS In all qualities
TRUNKS. yALISEs, SATCHELs, and LUNCH
BASKETS;
SASH RIBBONS, in great variety, much below
regular prices;
FANS In all styles and qualities;
LADIES' READY-MADE GARMENTS of every
description
LADIES TRAVELLING SUITS and REDIN-
GOTES;
ENGLISH CHEVIOT SHIFTING at zoe. per yard,
same as we sold last season at CSC. per yard;
BED-TICK every quality, from 10 to aSc' per yard;
A general assortment of GOODS suitable for men
and boys wear; -
UTICA 1o-4 BLEACHED sHEETING at Soc per
yard; .-t ...
FuLL-WIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEETING at
soc. per yard; ..rtr ..-..
F1yLL-WIDTH BLEACHED sHEETING at a5c.
per yard;
BLEACHED PILLOW-CAsE COTTON, yard
and quarter wide, ut shilling per yard
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at ooc. per yard
wAMsUTTA BLEACnED COTTON at l9c. per
yard;
DayOL MILLS BLEACHED COTTON, the fla
vorite brand, only lsc.
ANDROSCOGGIN. AUBURN, and FRUIT OF
THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON at shill-
ing per yard LEVY BROTHERS,
10i7 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Orders from the country per express &. o. d.,
will receive prompt attention. Jyls
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DEATHS.

lied, Ut the residence Of his SON. Mr.: G. Schnel-
lenberg, No. 2l2o Main street, MIR. RICHARD
SCHNELLENBERG,i In the Seyenty-third year OF
His funeral will take place from st. Marys Ger,
man Catholic church, at half past O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON. His relatives and friends are re-
spcctfully invited TO attend
Died. az O'Clock P. NJ, Friday. August 1st, Mrs.
ANN MARIA LIThIAN; aged sixty years.
Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
nj O'Clock from her late residence, on Byrd street.
Her friends are requested to attend without further
notice. s,sa1...3 ,f...s .'.@t3.f '.f --. 2 ..
died. In Manchester. July slst, of paralysis, WILL
LIAM e. SSEAD in the forty-thlrd year of his
age, leaving wife and three children to mourn
their loss.
The funeral will take place from his residence
THIS Saturday MORNING at O'Clock. The
friends of the family will attend without further
notice. '+
Died, in Manchester, at o'clock A. NJ, August
LIST, GEORGE A., eldest son Of A. G. and Maria Z.
Gibbs. in the twenty-second year of his age. ..s
The funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dence, Tenth avenue and Perry street, THIS (Sa-
.turdayj AFTERNOON at haif-pasts O'clock His
associates the friends of the family, and the mem
beers OF the friends of Temperance, Will attend
without further notice.
Died, on the aoth of July, 1873, in Chesterfield
county, Va. near Skinqrarter, at 4 O'clock A. NJ,
WILLIAM W. GOUDE, aged about 1fty-two years.
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A True BlLL.-Tbe last issue of the New
York Tribune declares that I" the Republican
party is under the control and the lead OF
bud men; OF BUFFERS and CARPENTERS and
CAaERoHs ct id omne qenus."
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EIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EACUR-
Il SION OBJ THE SEASONING! FOR WkSI
POINT. = SATURDAY EVENING, August =
s7a-A pleasant ride by rail in tue cool OF the eve
ming sail on the noble York river by moonlight,
dancing, goud music. fresh fish, luscious oysters,
superb crabs, and every inducement for spending
ali agreeable time.
Tie committee having charge have made every
arrangement to secure nice time to all who may
Ample accommodation OH the cars; any number
of boits for those who may desire moonlight SAIL;
good music. with plenty of room for dancing anu
\ sufficient police force TO insure order. :,
MCCANN'S BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged
for the occasion.
The train viii leave the depot ut 90 O'Clock 1. M !,
returning will reach Richmond at O'Clock Sunday
morning. g
TICkETs-For gentlemen, 81; ladies, SOC. Sup
COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMENTs.-R.T 7. Adams
S. h. Prrdue. N Zs'ot"
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TULEs ROBIN i CO.

CoGSAC BRANDY. DIRECT iMPonl n,.
We have iast received direct from i|.'nryAC
one-eighfh casks Jules Robin ~
BRASDY-yintage, 1895; -, CQGSae
oEe-eighth casks jules Room W.
BRASDY-yintage, 1857; ., colNr
onc-eighth casks jules Robin w.
BRANDY-yintage, 1862; =, yUGSaS
10 one-eigith casks jules Robin s ~
BRASDY--vinsage, 1871 -. ,p,y lvld' .
low rs any Importer In the United ssssss
SAMPLE nj our Office for eaaminattoh ',,,,rtsys,
s. 6. TARDY s. CO., IMP s,rt s.,.
anna corner OF Thirteenth and la'
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AMUsEMEgTS.

f.a
iVIRGINIA HALL. .,.as,.n E. .ae..
! pnorrssop pHARAZYN, the renowned lLLU-
G IhnN MI oUI the CHILD WONDER, VIII appear
at the above hall TUESDAY, July 7s In tner CHOICE
PARLOR ENTERTAINMENTS, s.rl
ONE WEEK ONLY. ....--.
Inn PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY NIGHTLY!
See presents to be given away at N. Goodman
iewelry store, 1925 Main street. ...a~
" eryed seat
General admission. g os :, hook
seller, Matn street. ~. 49, -
GRAND MATINEE for ladies aud cMidren oe on
= sTIJRDAY at "a r. n. Children, lac- auuis' @''
One hundred presents given away.
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Virginia Conservative OlisXhfS Sss WI !" r.,
for nothing, but that the Radicsl officials
should receive from q ,5goto- $4,000 per
aunum for their valuable services i ngFuiipns
the State and making FOOLS the nesroes'
NEGRO JU.IEs.
We are IN favor of reform In the adnln'
istration of justice In this state anu ah en-
forcement of the State Constitution in .ns
respect, which will secure -imEastaai Justiec
to all, irrespective of race, coior, conai'ion'
or political sentiment. ,~,. y.s,a.
Always the negro! White juries are not
good enough for HUGHES, PLATT, SMITH,
SgsER, CHANDLER. PorHAH, MORTON, aud
WAsHpuRx. They desire TO see LEWIS LIND
sEY and JOE Cox In the jury-box. Aword
10 the wise is sufficient. ,,t.t, .a,..r, vi
TEE WORST OF ALL.
RESOLVED, That the Federal courts shouio
be accessible in all the states to all citlzens
on appeal for redress of wrongs or protec-
ton of rights In cases where, upon proper
showing, equity demands it. we deihan M
reform in State laws in order to secure lali
elections by the abolition of partisan supel-
vision TO enable every voter to exercise thS
right of suffrage according to the dictates oi
his own conscience.
Do yirginians understand that resolution
| It means that all cases Of all sorts DetWeeh
white men and negroes and between Radi-
Gals and Conservatives should be tr1eo Ia
USpERwooDs court. 1t means that Jurles ID
JTspERwooD's court should send those VIZ
cinians to the pententiary whe, Dir. HUGHES
saws. have violated the law in denounclpg
the negro party. 1t means consolidation oil
all power In the bands Of Federal ofhcerS.
1t means the Capitalization Of all patronage
in the same hands. 1t means that the kadl-
calls have no hope OF being elected by tpe
people of Virginia, and mean to call upon
congress to substitute Federal for Stale
courts for the trial of all sorts of cases. IL
means turmoil, strife, and subjuSatlon. IL
means that Virginia ought to be ruled as
Louisiana is, from Washington. Need we
add, that no convention of Virginians could
ever have passed such a resolution! Inc
carpet baggers did this thing. Let them
never hear the last Of it.
MIXED SCHOOLS.
The most startling thing done by this
Radical Convention was the striking out OF
the platform as prepared by Colonel DANIELS
of The resolution declaring against mered
schools, There is the everlasting negro
again. A Radical Convention in Virginia
thus by implication favors sending white
children to school with negroes! No eXp'a-
nation can do away with the fact of the
striking out of the resolution in question.
We will not enlarge upon this point Our
speakers will do this to some purpose, we
trust.
CONCLUSION.
Can party such as the Radical is thus
shown to be hope for success in Virginia
| Never. As certain as election day shall come
will these bypocrites and deceivers. be de-
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KlKERo.-A German friend of ours tells
us that he was not taught to say ht6ero.
No more were we. Nevertheless, we sup
pose that such is the present pronunciation OF
that name in the great universities of every
country ,rhen speaking Latin. At Hampden
Sidney, where but lew years ago the Cam
bridge pronunciation was used, Professor
BLAIR now teaches as follows, as we learn by
referring to little book recently published
by him. He quotes QUISTILlAN as saying:
&C is perfectly adequate to take the
place of Il before A, as aceN as before all
The other Uo,cels. since 1t maintains ais o,rn
sound IN connection tcih them dH.'
Professor BLAIR himself says of the above
extract: ..-.
cit is confirmed both directly and indi-
rectly by later glammarians aclh neoer a
uord to the contrary as regards The classical
,1e1-I1J} -
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y COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,1
RICHMOND, August /, 1873.
p ICHM OND, URIC
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY

pICHM OND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
rs; A. X HOLLADAY AND ats., IN HENRICO
COUNTY COURT. .s.a n....@ -.1.-Es
The followingis q copy of the order entered In
this cause on the sth day OF March. 1873: IS
In order TO enable the court 10 dispose properly
of the money paid into court, and which Is now de-
posted In the Planters National Bank to the credit
OF this cause II is ordered that 1t be referred to
Thomas j. Evans, one of the commissioners OF
this court to ascertain and report who are the per
sons entitled 10 the money paid as aforesaid, "a
compensation for the land taken by the aforesaid
company, and In what proportions ihey are SO en-
titled Before proceeding TO take such account the
commissioner shall make publication once q week
for four successive weeks in some neSspapHr RIe
rested In the distribution Of the fund 10 appear be-
fore the commissioner on day named 10 assert
The iMfties interested are hereby notified that
have hxed on WEDEESDA1 inc i7th Jay OF sep
office in the city Of Richmond, on Eleventh between
Main and Bank streets, as the place. TO execute the
foregoing order. : THOMAS j. EVANS,
an 2.Saf4w Commissioner.
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MOONLIGHT ON THE WAVE.

4 brilliant MOONLIGHT EXCURSION VIII nc
given on MONDAY. August I, 1873; al . oGioG CT,
ssi On steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain Post.
MCCASN'S ELEBRATED BRASS AID COTlLLo!f
RAND has been engaged for this OCCASION.
This excursion will he one OF the most Pcds,tu'
and brilliant of the season. and affords an opport-
nity TO those who desire pure atmosphere, peasalit
Incrcatiol beautiful scenery, and dancing, to enjoy
their tastes. .r-. ,
Order will be strictly observed.
Should the day he Indictment. the next fair DAY
Refreshments and confcctiOns will be furnished
TirkrIs can be had Of West, Johnston & Co. and
on the boat.
MANAGERS:
J. II. ALLEN, l. "A. tElLphEos' "a,
C,o,tlo,nun IL Ladies. soc.
~ % I'm, So MAN
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RAILROAD IIyea,

-, RIcHyoNp AND WELDON Ror,rr /,
9ENEnaL mAsaGER's OFFICE.

GESEKAL MANAGERS fSryiSe
RICHMOND. Va, july 70. r.,
THE TRAINS on THIS ROUTE -,
Il Us follows: ian
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond :, j. :,
AND 1:20 r NJ, arrive ut Petersburg al e.Io a. ~
and gag Z. d.; arrive at Weldon at sII Il ~ -;
FREiGHT TRAINS, with a pas,erys, .,..,
tactied. leave Richmond for Petsrsbnsy =, az
and Z. m. ano returning leave Petersburg a, sa
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave ws,.,
i:se a. d M ana aio d. and leave Petersburg a.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ,.,..
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places n y,
The Freight Trains win not ran on stvn,o,
and the 1866 p d. Mail Train will moi Ieace -,
burg on Sundays, and The 4. ~ Tr,in Iii HeefS.
leave Richmond on Mondays. 'ni mol
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop betxee, p,.,.
mond ana Petersburg except at Manchsststh 'nt
Chester. anu
Passengers for Norfolk will take the frat, h.,
ing Richmond at l:20 y. NJ. ''a'-
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave ar a.
and returning leave Richmond III l:l0 p " Ill
Except Sundays. "''y
Passengers Win take their meals at Jarrsr. u,
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will starr r,
the WashiDgtoD-Street depot. '''H
PULLMAS'S PALACE SLEEPISG-C,rs
attached to all the Night Mail Trains ma" are
THOMAS n. WYNNF
u " General Map5y.,
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The New Orleans Picdyune says of Lou
isiuna
"Her lands and the sweat and labor of
her sons are mortgaged for forty years to
come to enrich her plundcrcrs."
Let us see to it that ours are not mort
gagged in the same way.
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y
MILITARY NOTICES.

a TTUCKs GUARD, ATTENT1 o., ~. 3
IA Won arr hereby ordered to meet at the oia m
49,, vi Hail ~ MONDAY MORNING at st VI
o,ciock. in fui-,ress uniform with the new caps
and epauets. to celebrate ihe second ~. nht,ined
the new CAB and epauets will do 30 without aeia
BY order OF the captain PATTI. S.
{ au 2-lt* -,...ri s.t8 l.. N. "a --,----
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MIXED SCHOOLS.
CONCLUSION.

Can a party such as the Radical is thus
shown to be hope for success in Virginia!
Never. As certain as election day shall come
will these bypocrites and deceivers. be de-
featcd once more BY the true people Of Fir-
ginia-the men Of honor, character, reputa-
ton, and intelligence.
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DAY-BOARDERS.- or eight gentle
~ men can be accommodated with 1rst-class
DAY-BOARD upon application at 400 northeast
Fifth street. au 2-lt*
y CANS Having Just received u large assort-
iuent of FRUlT-JARS and TIN-CANS, am ell
abled to offer them at the lowest prices.
as ~ &gEg-s GEORGE KLEIN, ="
au 2-lw 6I2 Broad street.
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T1HE MIDDLE DISTRICT AssoClA,,.
TTOE VIII meet with Union church, Amsiia
county. on WEbNEsDAYih The 9Th Of august rsf,
sons coming By railroad Will ge' =. on the Court
nouse on Aue'u"' 'A' i, j. ATKINS, Pastor.
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MEETINGS..

-ssa .sssessl 3 ~ E lNeass.s
MEETING Thee officers and membaB
NEsrf NAN #Es T REoUN Jill. No Aoz |
ERIEDs OF EMPERAAsSl sSI WI sfffGlp ia
ocIs1sF 10 nav the iast tributE RESPECT to QUIZ n
cessra conrade Gsnrge A. Gibbs By orner Ger nI Asp
President. 17. a. VoSI aorctary
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Professor BLAIR closes thus:
Scholars, it may be added, are now COM
monty agreed that the statement [of QUlN-
TILIAS] was correct, and that IN the ctdsS,'
cal Latin c was equal to +"
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M. 1917 MAIN STREET,

DICHMOND COLLEGE.
~ RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins October lst, and continues
nine months. The College comprises the following
independent schools--to wit:
j. LATIN.
H. GREEK.
l...-... Ill. MODERN LANGUAGES,
". ENGLISH,
V. MATHEMATICS,
r.. VI. MECHANICS,
VII. CHEMISTRY,
VIII. PHILOSOPHY. w
In addition to the foregoing, a SCHOOL OFLAW,
under The charge of Professors MAURY ana Mex
SON. is connected with the College. 49,, T.,
The expenses Of student. inciuuipg 5oaT III, M'
messing clubs, tuition and other fees, iuel Isnts'
and washing need not exceed $40 for the entre SEES
sion Board In private families can be had al from
For catalogues containing full information apply
at Starke Ryland's, 91J Main street. or address
" - ~ g. PURPEhR,
10 ,soodrOcl Chairman of the Faculty.
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CuEsApy,xvl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Jnly 81 -, /

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsApEAKYl
RAILROAD COMPANY
RICHMOND. July 81, l.73. !
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on MI,
road will run AS follows: ''''
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point lear.
Richmond at P. NJ. and train from West Pot,,,
VIII arrive at Richmond at 1890 A. NJ. lIy Sun
days excepted). 'HN"
The splendid steamer SUE, Captain A. e. .Icx,p
has been placed on the route between West Point ~,
Baltimore to run In connection with this rns1 and
will make three trips week, leaving West p"int
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SaTrRUAHs
ON the arrival of the train. which leave. RfchmonJ
ut P. NJ. arriving at Baltimore next nioruinr IN
ample time to connect with trains Tor the North
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS. Wtb
EESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at4P. ". conucctiny
ut West Point with the train due at Richmond a,
1880 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, IS: colored people. -. ~
FRE1GHT TRAIN. with passenger car afta1,ia
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tucs.
ia Thursdays. and Saturdays at4 4. NJ Through
freight received daily till 6 PSI.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond AMI WoSt Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays. Wednesdays. anJ
Fridays at A. NJ. Local freight received 1tiesjays
Thursdays, and Saturdays till sP. W.
FDW. F. FOLGFR
General Freight and Ticket agent
w. n. BRAGG. Master Transportation. iy!l
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TAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

II -,,.,,,,,
The next session OF this seminary OF learning VIII
commence on THURSDAY. September :, lslJ. ~
Hamnden Sidney IS situated In Prince EDWARD
county' Va. Within Il few hundred yards OF Union
Theological Seminary, and seven miles from Farm,
Vile the nearest depot of the Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI
and Ohio railroad The locality of the college Is
most healthy, and the community around distin-
guished for Intelligence and picty.
nccted with the college 1t retains The curriculum,
and the great aim of Its teachers is to secure
in the training and Instruction OF ine'r
pupils, and thus TO prepare tnem ior ploieSs'o''"'
Studies or the active duties of lfe
The Ordinary expenses OF student, exclusive Oh
the cost of clothing, travelling and BOOKS, are lro
For catalogue and further information apply 10
- REV J. NJ. =. ATKINSON,
President Hamydcn Sidney College,
* 91-1m Prince Edward county, Va.
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rHINA. GLASSWARE, DO

Having located myself with Mr. T. B. Tay- Wy
Tor, wholesale ind retail dealer in CHINA, GLASS
WARE. aud HOuSE-EURNIsHING GOODS gcn-
orally, would be pleased TO see my old friends as
surfing them their wants shall be supplied and at the
very lowest prices. The stock of goods Is large,
and well selected as can be found In any house In
this country. Call and see us. H
j. G. SEELSON,
~ 22-eodln No. 8 Governor street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
EYE, EAR, AND THROAT DlePENSA.,
IL RY.-I have established ut the corner of Broad
aud Fourth streets DISPENSARY for the tfeakh-
ment OF diseases OF the Ely r, EA Il, anu lhhoA1 :
Office hours, from To =. Nd.
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:, ANp1rp Smith, a. c. MAURICE SMITH.
r AMBLER SMITH & BROTHER,
u 49, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ROOMS Nos. Z A!sp 6 MARSHALL HALL
s-.- corner of Tenth and Bank streets,
-s Nr.s; RICHMOND, VA.

BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
Tile Lewis amendment, adopted tho 18th of bru-
arv is3s secures to the bankrupt an additional ex-
smntion in excess Of the five hundred heretofore
exempted Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against al
Sndrmenfs and DEGREES OF State courts. ...ts... :.
Tifes right of dover Is, us heretofore, preserved
intact -
description against the United States Government.
Mr.. JACOB COIN, an experti In bankrupt matters,
is connected with the firm. ~.t ..#.
Correspondence solicited. NH 10
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DeilaU.
ANOTHER SPECIMEN OF 1MPUDENCE.
We regard the expenses of our State go
yernments as diSproportlonate to the avail
able resources of the people, and demand
that they shall be made more fully to con-
form thereto.
Oh, the modesty of PLATr and AMBLEa
SMITH and SENER. They, the celebrated, the
distinguished, the learned, tue able -
negro leaders receive each fifteen THOU
SAND dollars for two years services, whilst
those ignorant fellows CoGHlLL, DANIEL,
Thomas, MARYE, and their associates, serve
the. State two years for less than fifteen
huadred' Oh, wondrous economists. con.
scentious hypocrites, and negro-humbug-
gers. Was there ever such set assembled
together before! 7.
sE AND ANOTHER s4f5e
They indorse and approve the administra-
ton of President Grant in the past and
pledge it their support for the future. 81
GRANT, the saiary-grabber GRAM, who
signed q bill to make his own salary fifty
thousand dollars year-more than all the
negroes in the Lynchbnrg Convention gould
earn in the same time. These economists
are too modest by half. They think the
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y YANKEE TRICK.-A kentuckian and
IA Yankee were once riding through the
woods, the former on an inferior animal
The latter wanted to make SWAP"
but he did not see how he was to do it.
At last he thought of plan. His horse
had been taught to sit down like dog
whenever he was touched with the
spurs. Seeing wild turkey, the Yam
kee made his horse perform this trick,
and asserted that he was pointing game,
as was his custom. The Kentuckian
rode in the direction indicated by the
horses nose, and up rose turkey. This
settled the matter; the trade was made,
and saddles and horses were exchanged.
After time they came to deep, rapid
stream, over which the black horse car
ried his rider with ease. But the Ken
tuckian, with the Yankees old beast,
found great difficulty in getting over,
and when he reached the middle of the
stream he was afraid the horse would
allow himself to be carried away, and
endeavored to spur him up to a more
vigorous action. Down sat the old
horse ON his launches.
'Look herel" shouted the enraged
Kentuckian to the Yankee on the other
side of the stream. "what does all this
meanT'
81 want you to know stranger" cried
the Yankee, preparing to ride away,
"that horse will pint fish jist as well as
he will fowl"