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TOR SALE.-Wc call the attention ~
t. partes who desire 10 invest In BITIIuIS,
LOTS to The following desirable property:
20 feet by 1870, west Ma!n street Near Plum,
40 feet By 49, west Jaip street corner Of Plum
100 feet by 10, south Third street near Glnf.,
Hill.
1.5 feet by 80, corner Of Pine and ReiyiJers
streets
60 feet 10y $50, south side Of Franklin Lear yon.
roe Park.
c,O feet by 100, in the plan Of Fulton. Rocke,t,.
40 feet by lao. corner OF Leigh aud Tcnrh treet,.
I'M oct Ivy $50, opposite Monroe Park.
on fer- BIZ l45, Pine street near G0nroe Park,
% % foet Nv Ia1, Fourth street south Of Main.
20 feet By leo, Floyd street nea. Monroe Park.
o. 49, Grass s. s n rs Mo M9n rark
$50 feet front on east sue VI aiohfoe fa''' III
videre strtct: mr. = con,,>
For terms Apply ,uan ,La, nwnn
Il t. - ITO. NiIa street
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s.aek NENy.

TOR RENT, one desirable ROOM on n
Il second moor. partly furnished or unfur-Eta
nisllcd. Terms reasonable to permanent tenant.
Sol Grace street mn l3-3tN
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sNEAL RsrATE Ar rsnrr 49,. =.
TlOR SALE PRIVATELY.

FEW BRICK, DWELLING. six nom. =.
kitcheu nth tTo rooms, on Canal street near
RRiiR DyW;EI. LING on Fourth stree, near w.
Ave roolns nice rep. ~ throughout Price. saI1
FRAME HOUSE, i've ."oins, on Canal stree. n,a,
FIRST, $500.
Brick HOUSE, three rooms, Canal street ne,,
First. $1,000.
NEW BRICK DWELLING, SIX rooms. west ,la!,
street; all the modern improvements Sac.
NEW BRICK DWELLING, four ruon>. VS.
CLAY near Brooka,enuc. s?2E.
Apply to HILL & GODDly.
NH i3-eod3t 10. 5!sdn s,ler,.
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MARINE: kEEEaLkGENe B..

IMMATURE ALMANAC. MARCH b. 1879.
Sun rises ........... GIL Moon ris s......... O..
SIM rls............ $50 High idr... ....... IA
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SAH',S.

WANTED, TO RENT Il FARM; with
W the privilege 10 buy, within ten miles OF Rich
mond. Appy b. letlerlo l.. \. WlNnElL,
anGston, Montcalm county. Mich.
NH l2-tl3t,Swts
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GsE|E CONCERTS. &.
tRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE
~
S302,00o CASH GIFTS
500. 900 FOR ONLY SIC.
GsE"s ESEEEEs'5S.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
10th, 1871, the trustees now announce The
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WANTED, TO SELL a LOT OF FOR
w FITTED PLEDGES. Amongst them fine
la-karat GOLD WATCHES. stem and kcy-windcrs.
suitable for ladies and gentlemen: few tine and
heavy OPERA apt VEST CHAINS. Also, some fine
srt5 of JEWE1.hY; some DIAMONDS. All Of
whic, viii &c sold at about half the regular prices.
shall continue the LOAN BUSINESS rs hereto
fore at my old stand and VIII lend money hcra!ly
aud al reasonable rates Gil diamonds, gold and silver
watches, chains. and good irwclry.
:. A. TINSrOCK. Loan Eroker,
No. II Fourteenth strict.
Jazz under Exchange Hotel.
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The Animal Fair.

The annual fair oil the State Agricultural
Society in this city is not so far Off that I'eo-
pie should not be preparing for it. We are
in the midst of a very importantand exciting
political campaign, but still we should easily
find time 10 IKE care OF the annual lair, so
variable to the farmer ard mechanic hay, 10
all classes.
The year has been fine for grass and equally
so for corn. save in some limited districts III
which drought prevailed with some severity
Therefore there should be good show OF
animals,
The manufacturers and artists generally
have strong inducements to make fine
show. This city Is destined to become one
of the first manufacturing cities III the Union,
and enterprise and capital cannot be more
wisely employed than in developing her Gu
pacitv in this branch OF industry. II should
be the pride of manufacturers to make
good display Of their fabrics-to put thcll
very best foot lorcmos'.
In the branch of fine arts we know our
stock is slim; but still our artists and thu
friends of genius generally should combine
TO get up at least a respectable collection loI
this DEPARTMENT. We invite their attention
| to the subject now 50 that they may Iooh
about them and sec what may be done. We
cxDcct some GUESTS from districts not hereto
| fore represented at our fairs, and for these
we should like to make good display il
| this as well rs iii other departments.
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a Little Light.

The New York Tribvnc, after recltin9
some startling accounts Of negro exccsses-
so unsuitcd t, Il race made politically cqua
to the whites says:
There is not, at least there should no
be. anything astonishing or incredible in ;
story like this. only IL few days ago an old
negro woman shouted herself to cataleptit
or cpiIcp.ic death in Il North Carolina camp
meeting. Not Il great while has elapsed
since the story came TO lis of frightful rite,
Of f'c:is!i>m. still secretly practiccd in New
Orleans. All these narratives merely prove
that we hay. 10 deal with an eNCitablc, SUI
pcrStitiolls. and wondcr-Ioying race, trans.
TERED, without any prcplrl;ion worth th'
nHmc, from position Of the >tricleSt pupil
ace 10 one of almost unlimited liberty. In
cxorablc necessity la, raised this people
from Scrftlom to citiZcnship-a p2llou> trial,
from " iich the conditions Of the situation
refuse 10 release Us. We have done g%oG
trI! Tor the freedman rs he Is Il voter, bul
we seem 10 have done but little for him Il
he i innatcy religious creature. Who
ever has venture! to speak OF his faults o
character. and OF the pcrilS To which these
faults equally exposed both whites aDC
blacks, has been denounced by the nolsiel
and >!allowrr mem )rr> of the Republics:
part Is Il traitor and Il tyrant. fortu
natcly or unfortunately, primary meetings
and oi!icc-h0dcrs' conventions cannot CAB
bic down fixed and indi>putable facts. ,
About the "ineXofabc necessity" there
are two opinions. But what is the rcmcd.
for Tie great evil acknowledged by the T3
buHe> That's the question.
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COnfOuudin2 Parties.

The only hope Of liberation from the wal
partv-thc party of prosecutions and pccu
lationS-i> in Il hrc ihiug up of parties. Cal
itornil is doing Il good work in this dircc
ton. An anti-mouopoly party was organ
lied there which has lriunphed in san Fran
cisco, and which hr, probably swept the
State. The New York Times conles>c> the
triumph. and says that al anti-monopoly
United states senator will be elected from
California who will be free to follow his
party affiliations at Washington" Well, it
is good that Il senator of the United States
has freedom to do something. We suppose
if he shall he free 70 follow, we will be
equally free rot 10. For freedom is no free
dom llnsc>> il 10 freedom both ways. We
conjecture thai this California movclncn!
"hClpS."
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TIE SCuooLs.-We invite public atten-
tioa to the advertisements of private schools
in the Dispatch. 1t is ilattering indication
of the condition of education in Virginia,
where so many fine schools are maintained
while the public schools are so numerous
and we'll conducted.
A few of the schools have already begun
their sessions; but most of them begin in
October. There are no better teachers to be
found elsewhere, we believe, than those in
Virginia. who are the graduates of our own
institutions. Virginia has ever been the
friend of education, and no land on earth is
more favorable for the pursuit Of uly than
hers. The Sllubrity of her atmosphere, and
her gentle temperature and graceful land
scapcs inspire the youthful mind with the
dispositions most favorable to aptness and
zeal in acquiring knowledge. 1t is most
Genial land for the teacher is well ~ the
pupil
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,;scr is vet more explicit in It's ndignat'o"'

I.,o,. ,nnrn SxpticIt in IFS lnOtrNaAioh'
;, ,.,...
..,yr,, crime I'm. Massachusetts commi."n
against the Union ina ne .n"n!" n,c her 10 see
,h,i > certain Wing oi tkc Administration parry
''ii"l">'
N'" ...,,,., .,,,.,. IN card at tho,
doors orth, convention haH:"
y sharp III ~ iiic 'o''""s'o' '''' -N"'i'''''s-
tra:ion in Loui>:a"'' "h'fr '"c s"''s !" '"i
Po'''"- '"c n A'','> '....,>. ...;,,, "a.
''S 0'''9 ~
NV s'"">' $3.50:
Ana '''e '''''' "'.S' "'''7 '"''
h''' f"'S'''"'
no" , G,", -, H. mTnl,' al th,, t.d
,t"te< 80" ing their pace, nE your &F'I' u, "i
National government - tntcr!crr III state politics
arc tno,' WI" DO ND aT J., ~, W,',as,,ls
herr Is y ring whict + l@uch more "a"fcr ,ma
cir t"nur" Of on. /, u.orr .c!nnyrd from your
d'-clci!"n. ar'nS :.:' me- 9" W.T. ,t ~ Ma,sa-
ch",ets polite, >"t content %. me "r,sp
AIS he sac p,rronagc "a ,!.h Ias-a"nn."'ts may
-" - ,,cf"' i,a I. NiIa ,,n a': loot his pos
session aud h'> i""'' "''.
| Thc>" are Ycry coca ihlnS-. i"cs >'''"
how different i that suffering W" 'cc' from
that which our ntl@hhor i'a> ic'-ho" !"
| boil is 80 nucn better endured on our helSh-
| bot> >IIouldc! than upon our own. ny,
| have not al our Stale Offices been dlFiaca
amongst strangers and lntcriopcfS III 'ne
| point. Of Federal EiS0np(>. ana YET tHc
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Death of Richard 1vanhoe Cooke.

The news of the death OF RICHARD IVAN
hoe Cooke is lust received in this city. lie
died at BIandyille, Kentucky, on the oofh
ultimo. in the fifty-fourth year of his age.
He was born in Powhatan county, anu re-
mayed TO Kentucky in 1867. lie was a
highly-gifted gentleman of remarkably re-
NAL and atfcctionatc disposition. lie stood
high in his profession, an had filed hlsn
positions in the Government with honor TO
himself. The reader will find tribute 10
his memory in the obituary department oil
this mornings Dispatch.
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Hughes and Butler.

What a pothcr they make i'll Ma>>achusctt
about The Government ut Washington lend
in" aid and comfort to BUTLER in his strug
Gle to become Governor Of the Bay State
Why, with lis this sort Of thing is an every
day affair. Mr.. HuGuEs thinks nothing or ;
run TO Washington to have il little confer
rncr with the President upon Virginia af
fairs One would think that Virginia he
longed to General GRANT, and that Mr.
HUGHES WAS his steward. oh, brothers o
Massachusetts,, such things are "nothin4
when you get used to them"
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Saturday the weather was more tolerub!c
than it had been during the week, but we
may yet look for some awful hot weather
People who can wait in the mountains fol
frost would better do so. Those who had
just come from the mountains last week SUI
fered much more than other people. The
thermometer on Friday stood ut ninety-tive
in the shade; but TO one just from cool
place in the mountains it was the hottest
nincty.tiyc lie ever saw.
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TIC Coilrtrv-Ihc Democrats.

We COPY from IT," Springfield Relw6itcd't
the following remarks touching tie move
lncnIs o; the Democrats IN Massachusetts,. We
are inclined to think there is matter in them
for very grave consideration hy he Ecmo-
cratic party. We have long been impressed
Wit, The idea liza: there could he no hope
for The drlivc:arcc IL Tie country save
through sort ct polite. earthquake which
should break up parties and party names
aud permit people to combine for the good
If the country upon! men unlimited by past
coruptions and nHi:Glndicrd by party aIiili'
atjon>. The H"p"bti@m' G. very iihcla' Re
pubEic:n) says:
"ConSidcrn" thc di>couragng circum-
stances of the case. the Massachusetts De-
mocIacv made Il very Respectable drinon>tla-
ton III numbers ana c!It:a"icr At t:iclr STATE
Convention Yesterday. he ticket Is per-
hap. the best po.-ih" IL them Ii" only
speech. That If Mr. 4arboX, and the rc>olu-
tons hriStlcs with -ood points ana right
ideas but al 10 what purpose: The re-
FORMS needed and - wei! urged must come
through the Republican party OF by is diHl-
>iun-thc country Njll not accept the Demo
crati: party Il the !n>lruDcnla!itr that Is
the irrryocai'r deere" 81 the A.!crlcln I"o-
pI,.: and The -ifIm@gat circumstance OF many
~lrin9r in>tni.rt> in our current politics
j that - many realty intelligent and hon
ms! 0! thc Old Democracy
cannot zee and wi, not >Ujlu!t thereto.
Their ONLY pXr,i>c tor attempting 10 revive
tin. Icm0cra,ic PATTY. and trying 10 make
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The Springfield ReI"jlican thinks il pro
bahic that the contest in Massachusetts will
not end with the Convention at Worcester
next WecineSaay-tllat the Convention will
be split, and the battle Of the cauctlsScs be
carried to The people. 1t adds:
And the best men in the Republican
ranks are coming to welcome this rs Il de>i-
rablc prospect. \ party that can be so over
ridden and in>ulted and dlshonored rs theirs
has been in the clllcu>:cS Of the last week by
this bold hghwayman of our politics cannot
be worth preserving, cannot long be pre-
served, ut the price Of submission to him and
his work.
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senator THURMAN made great speech ut
Waycrly, Ohio, on the ID instant. lie
devoted his remarks TO the corruptions Of
Con trc,> and the Government ut Washing
ton--thc Cltiit- MobiIer--ihc back pay
the Indian Bureau. &c, &c. The Cincinnati
Commercials not very partial 10 the Demo-
crat>--says that Mr. THURMAN brought
" blood ii every shot" \ somewhat mixed
metaphor; but Ill understand it. None bet
ter than the corruption>ts.
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TIE po5TM. CAEDS.--A telegram from
Washington. a> our readers know, stated
that the contractor for the postal cards had
promised to make them OF better material
The Springfield Republican throws muct
light upon thi, person aS follows:
In deaIin" with the alleged Short-com
ings Of the postahcArd contractor the AID
nhn>traton should certainly take it into &c.
count that he was one Of the vicc.prcsidcnt:
OF General Buffers meeting the other night
1t will be rather hard on so clean man &c
permit him to dirty himself in this way fol
nothing
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We have from j. L. ELLYsON q copy of
BuLwER's novel "kenelm Chillingly." 1t is
pronounced by the very best judges as the
most superior novel of the d4r. Il is gaining
popularity Us it merits become better known.
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FooT JOHNSON has gone TO the foot. He
joins the Radicals. He began by being
IN independent candidate and your in.
dependent candidacy is the ''fdciHs dc.
census" The independent gets indy.
naut, but instead OF The blood rushing to the
surface, us in the case Of wounded honor, it
takes Il downward course, and causes the
disease which has been defined thus "ScARA.
DcM FvRIATis: d rush f blood 10 the boots
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~" GENTLEMEN CAN FL N A
LARGE STOCK OF BOWS ut l5c. worth &c,
ut 25c. worth soc;
LINEN COLLARS at 75c. worth $3.50 per dozen
LINEN COLLARS ut fl.j0 worth $3.50 per dozen
HEMSTlTCHED IiANDhEECHiEfS ut 3ec.
worth Soc;
BLEACuED COTTON SOCKS al 81 per dozen
worth SO;
Also. bargains In GLOVES, UNDERSTANDS
srspENDERS, CRAYATS. and TIES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Closing ont a lot Of SPOOL SILK at &C. Il spool.
sea
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The severe handling of General GRANT in
Massachusetts rather arouscs our sympathy,
and we IRE almost persuaded to "go for
hin,
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DEATHS.

Died n; Chlckahominy, Hanover county VA Oh
thn 18th Instant EDWARD PERCY, youngest So,
of Ira a. and Sophia c. Wingicld, aged one month
and iwcnty-onc DAYS.
Yes. the glad spirit. ,,,.
like n freed irrl has scared in light away;
We would NOT recall thee to inherit
rrison-housc OF clay
Died at Blandvlle. Ballard county. kcntuckSS
on the 3Oth ul'imo, RlCHARD lFANhoh
COCK f.. IN the ffty-fourth year Of his age.
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DEeESS-.N .hiasEG.
2's:atptsS AIS.
ElO Is / | l. ID + X ).

T5NO b L l. ID / RS.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD t0MrANi.(
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE.
RICilMu%D, VA" September D, 1878.
Prnno,al, will hr received At this office until
SfP1EN i;Et 18TH nj l. NJ, Tor building TWO
house. if3 bv - feet each, and one house !" by 30
feet. ur.n" machine shop. carpenter shop, aai
blacksmith shop. "i,h cn.iNc ana ho.l"r-hou-c ana
Slnt k,->i,tcn. nj Slauntou.
~3iI houses will he oil wool with brick foundt-
lioI-wal!>. .
Euufs Of slate for two houses. and OF tin Tor one
house. -, ,r;-
Plans and specifications will nc on view ~ inns
Office aud IT tie Engineers Office ut Stauni"n from
the 10th OF September until the day oi ictiiiiS
' II. ID. WilITtOMB,
Chef Engineer.
Richmond daily papers and SE'nnt"n anu mr.
lnttc willie papers please copy. - ~
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~ AAIlLY PICNIC OF THE SEASO
WEST POINT.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873.

GRAND FAMILY BASKET PICNIC
will lie given rs above.
We have been induced Ia give thi: our Scc"h,i
excursion bcca>n the former was well patr"lliIc''
anl pronounced by all the grandcst lalnii! pic-hc
Of the season. .
40 pains or expense will he spared in making the
occasion OF great pleasure 10 all the families
who participate. 49,
This is positively the last picnic OF the season.
Music vii! he il Attendance.
The following, gentlemen have consented - ACT rs
4 committee: Mr. stephen Curry. Mr.. G. i. LADY,
Mr.. .Lohn IL. Fiisclkoru.
The train will start from Richmond AT = "ciock
\. NJ. and returning, leave West Point al so clock
l.. VI.
TIcKETs: Gentle ncu. Il: ladies soc.
JAMES II. tuGlIILL.
sr3-f. II,kuAN WOODWARD.
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We are indebted to Mr.. ANDERSON, photo
graphcr, Of this city, now in Europe, Tor l'''
London papers.
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RICHMOND AID WELDON RorTg,j
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. Va, July 20, 1919. J
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
Il as follows:
The MIL TRAINS Leave Richmond at ga. VI.
and leo z. NJ, arrive ut Petersburg at e:Io s. VI
and 1916 I. NJ; arrive ut Weldon a: a:lI A. NJ and
G:l5 T.. VI.
FREIGHT TRAINS with a passenger coach AZ
tache.l. leave Richmond for Petersburg at ! A NJ
and T. ~. and returning leave Peters ury at 500
A. VI. and 800 r. VI.
| RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon \,
1:ao A. D. and 4Io 7: NJ, ana leave Petersburg at
ass \. VI. and 1856 l.. NJ. "
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TptlNs between
I:ichInond and Petersburg leave both places al
i. NJ and p. Vt.
The Freight Trains will not run on St-EDaYS,
md the T.J5 7. II. Mail Train viii not leave Peers
burg on Sundays, and the a. VI. Train viii not
leave Richmond OF Mondays.
The MAIL TRAINS viii not stop hctwncn Rich.
mond anu Petersburg eXcep; at Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the train lcay-
Ing Richmond at lsO =. VI.
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave Mt ga. ~,
and returning leave Richmond al l:.o l.. ". daily
Except Sundays).
Passengers viii take their meals at Jayratts EIo-
tel and NIL trains leaving Petersburg win start from
the Washington Street depot.
PULBMAS'S PALACE SLEEPiSG-CARS are
attached 10 all the Night Mall Trains
THOMAS II. WYENE,
" 90 General Manager
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al S,;;tIlmon1 z|lspatth.
,rnvn,Y. SEPTEMBER s, 1873
THO WAY in Massachusetts.

..t ~
= .,o rna.~a, rc,,,hrc. II neither
1900, .r, Government
..,.,.,, ;,x,.o,,rc in
~ = -, ..,., oy tho w.
,..,-,,n, I'VE attitude
'''''' ,,,.cr .,I Ind
.,,r,,,,,;.. hccn >. r;,oro,,,
''' ,o,,,,rd. towards,
49,. 1884,. ,,.,,,,, r,,c taken the
,,,,,, -. ,,...,. ,od sufficient
'''' ,1,t,.., Ru;.ho.c
.,,.,,, :, ,.,,o, ;h.. u>uorritiral PHI
.,,;'.,-,,,a hu,h,,,. t,nlit,iau> Syic "thc
., ,b,. c,y,rnn,nnt did
,.,.., ,,,,,,,l. !, nvcCrrca ia
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.... :.
n,.,..,,,,-.,.. ,,.,r,ool ~, toward.
,,.,, ..,,,. ,,,u,d
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49,. ,,.,.a With
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!''' ,,,,a,., !, ,.a,,m.
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90 49, ,.,... ,,,a c,,. ti,c
-'.. '''''''''''' ',,,'n, ,,,.,,lo :, min.
'. ,.,,;,., H., .;,yp. their Nn,>a-
80 I.,I ,.n,.,,, rr,p, Atrir,
.,.,,t,.,.,, ,,o,,rc, After
,...,,.,.,>.,, 49,, j., Ior tc,rt and
~...,.,.i., ,.,,,,r 80 lina 20 her ,u!r-
- ,c,. rr,;,,di,cs--uo state
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d,EsDIEEENes.

JACOB EBEL, TAILOR, "a
. ~23 MAIN STREET. HA
desires his friends and the public generally Hf
10 know that he has Opened at me an1'c g.
.i,nd with = NEW STOCK OF CLOTHS. CAS>i-
METFS Sc. and is prepared to serve his patrons
in the hest style. 1t c-,-o.IlL
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
]. AMBLER SMITH. c. MAURICE SMITH.
Z AMBLER SMITH & BROTHER,
y. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ROOMS Nos. AND y MARSHALL HALL,
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets,
RICHMOND, VA.

BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
The Lewis amendment, adopted the 18th OF Fehru-
AIRY. l73. secures 10 the bankrupt an additional ex-
emption in excess of the tive hundred heretofore
exempted OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against all
judgments and DEGREES OF State courts.
Niic's right OF dover is. ~ heretofore, preserved
Intact.
G. MAURICE SMITH pro>ccuics claims Of every
desert piion AGAINST the United STATES Government.
Mr.. JACOB CoIIS,aa eNpcrtin bankrupt matters
Is CONNECTED with The !rlu.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited. NH %
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n~ SEPTEMBER 3, 1873.

M SEPTEMBER 3, 1873.
THOMAS X. PRICE & co.
have open ana on the way FROM market
BLEACHED and BROWN SlIEETINGS,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS.
IRISH LINENS, some very cheap;
SUPERIOR BLACK MOIIAlRS and !ALPACAS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES.
LINEN SHEETINGS. TABLE DAMASk.
WHITE and RED FLANNELS.
NEW FALL PRINTS,
BLACK and GRAY PRINTS.
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS.
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK. sc3
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y1ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AND DRESS-WEAR GENERALLY

NV stock generally is now large, embracing near
X everything needed for the present AMI coming
season, and you respectfully Invited to an In
spcction before buying.
VIM. IRA SMITH, ACT,
1l09 Main street.
Sign LONG FLAG. au21
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT j. r.
~ MOUkTCASTLE & CO.'S, No. 320 Broad
street hetween Firth anC Sixth streets.
The" General Leen cOoking-stDvc, the best fam
lily stove made, ana the Star Heater" u handsome
parior and store stove. OLEOPHENE OIL, over
$50 degrees Arc-tes and the safest oil the Amcri
can continent
Plumbing, Thinning, Gas. Fitting and repairing
promptly done. aus II