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sd .Ts. 4.s.. 2
a HOUSE Built IN: 4 DAY.--'Tbe newspa-
pers OF. Lancaster, Penn, publish an account
of the building of a brick dwelling house
in that city in ten and half hours, the ma
lerfals having been prepared and collected
-oi,Ethe site previous to the commencement
The house. IS twenty feet 'by, thirty on the
ground floor, two stories in height, and con;
tains eight rooms. There were in, all up
ward of 100 iWorkmen employed. The cellar
foundation was already laid, and at pl eciSely
Gio'clock on Friday morning the men went
labor: '"' ...f..,,,i,,,,, -, III mt s.a
i.sMr.i j: r. Reading, photographer, was
nresent WITH his apparatus, and took views
every fifteen minutes of the building and
the workmen While, in motion, which, of
course, produced some ridiculous pictures,
Men. white and colored, in almost every po-
sltion, are to be seen represented e, At 9
O'Clock a! u. the structure was ADVANCED to
the Height Of one story, with two. floors
lathed and partly plastered, doors hung,
stairways up, and iaview' taken with, the
Doctor in the midst of his workmen.H The
scene is busy and comic one-the bricklay.
ers erecting lscattoldins for the second story.
hC IUOciOck a. III, NlCN adhSa vi tuo NCSI'
'ern front, on Prince street; second-story
briekwork !two-thirds up,,with carpenters
ready to. lay floor; land plasterers commence
lathing western front painted and brick
pencilled of first story, and masons run short
of brick, and then some delay in conse-
uuence, but it was relnedied in short while.
I"Atl1 O'Clock A. H., the bricklayers are up
TO square Of ceiling for. third floor, with
corners raised to the height required to re-
ceive the rafters for roofing. Timers wait
ING. The process Of white-coating is now
about completed in the first story. At Ills
A. M., first rafter for the roof laid. At 12:ll
the last brick vas placed upon the cbimneYs,
ard the bricklayers are done. Roof sheatheu
and timers begin to lay roofing. l2oo,
scaffolding all removed from building. 2:Sg
p. n, sash and windows of first story and
painters finished up Wash-boards down ana
rubbish cleaned away. At this writing the
timers are leaving the building; roofing
and spouting completed: PhsteTers still at
work in the second story.a The building has
been. insured, and Jain the course. Of few
Housewife be ready for aftenantptt ''' ~
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THE CHoLHR E.--F rom gentleman who
arrived on the TENNESSEE. trim ssfeEday
elnorning BealeaFnf 4 haks there weres twenty
Eaew' cases sof scholera ih' Jonesboro Tenn,
on Sunday, including. Mrs G teshanl, The .edi:
stor. sef paperiin thats towH,'swfo. iat' u
Thought, cannot RECOVER. So far, the disease
fias not broken out ini Bristol ,shut the citi-
za,ls are scattering in,ali- directions. j." The
cholera i, how eyer, SPREADING through the
country between JonesborO' and BRISTOL:
Lynchbarg Reptsb hedg, 5h1 sra ;,,r 4 I!
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1 TRorBLE WITH CoLoREDT aooPs ..4-;N eao Or.
DEANS, August "A special dispatch from
San Antonio, Texas, reports "a. Threatened
riot growing out OF d severe tctlastisementt
gsi,yc1Sto negro: soldier by Captain lTobyn,
Whose. slaughter the negro had insulted.
The fieerssscommanding the negro troops
sent word 70 the city officials that they could
ilot control theirf men: ind the citizens inl-
nedately turned ont in. force. ri he military
.a,ithorities4 then lerdereff the negro soldiers
gout eftlletewnsandb yttheif Influence quiet
EaT,IlI lE fr;Y fES 81 IfE ssfsSa ~ "
sWas les tOred,sS - Z. srsi : = sss.sr Z &tt~NJ
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Z gAtsaS,s DES&
A ffaNaISG A PLAyMxTE.-tEntton (S.sY.1
1fmss.1L lThree OsWego Falls boys were
playing III III d grove Monday, and tWoofl thea,
became angry at the third@and determined
to hang him. They Selected q conienient
limb and strung their unhappy yietim mer-
1cllessly in mid-air, and tben sat down 70 see
him die. But the victim did not intend CIV
ing up the ghost SD rapidly, for he chung to-
the rope tenaeieusly and struggled violently
To free himself. AT length one Of the tor,
mentors became inpatient! The victim did
not diedhick enough tosuit him; so instead
OF awaiting the, gradual approach of the
grim monster he determined to expedite
matters, and started to q house near ''by to
borrow an axe with which to cut of the vic
Tins bead. The neighbor, learning what the
axe was wanted for alarmed, the neighbor-
hood, aud among them The Victims nipLher,
and they all rushed to the grove .ana csst
down the YET struggling boy. 5., la
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GELF-SEALiING 9ERUIls-JARS AND
~ CANS Having Inst received a large, assert.
tuept OF tatsIiT-JaftSl and M MIA Hs, am eis-
ablea TO otter them as the lowest nrlces
Ifl tss' Z 2 % I ~ ORisE KLEIN,
Ess al INV u !. az g 6ts Brest street.
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rk.,tsl aud an communications sllouid

Orders for tickets aud all communications should
beaddresssd HES .,,,Ioa, NaS Ss}aIE, u,
= ii. MI &c sTOs; General Agent TO establish asen-
eies fo- sale III 10
- Tickets for sale ut PuMAsTAN HEiSiGER q
,s sso Ysisf r'if1% fstfii,is 20
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r ASE s. B0DLEY,

= gs.se5 Bah ,iiny - III -.
Of STATIONARY ana Pg,kIA-
BL e. sTEAM-ENGlNEsswCl SAW
MILLS, with solid Iron frames, friction frees
wfo1rht.ronnA iiead-blocks, with automatic dogs
OR heaa4blocks are perfectly accurate, and VIII
sci by fractions or one:slxteenth Of an inch, Self
Eeeding Eat, .Aacnines, Boiling Ed gins AM, Cai-
y 2s'S isaa fiEo .ssi9,s lob sdj x'rs'f'7sa7 .
do, sR 81. ' ;...s =, 7
IL -. ,sygsgfas9 aTa ati.iH 70 ss,tt9dsss.
nj Rs,,.,na.socks. ad,us,ibie Hang Panss5 f
mr. s5FnrWel Compressed Coupling md Gear
s,y ACE, ditai,sse ,or Send for
,ioTfsss fEaATs5ss 9il ZANE IL BODLEY.a ms
~ sri sstf corner JShn and Water stffetsss
p s,y3o-5I.W ~ "
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500 900 In currency to be given away by the
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION 30
2. ..r .,...E.n. ? tst asi 1 es y 4 Hu
E. = OF NORFOLK, VA. -a.~u IL
LIST OF GIFTS.ll q

This drawing has been legalizcd by special act OF
the Legislature, 70 raise f'inds for the conipiesi'h
of the Masonic Temple in the city OF Norfolk, :,
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| RICHMOND AND DASYILL p RAILROAD Co.,)
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SuPERISTEyDENr.r
TIN. RICHMOND, VA. June u, 1914. J.

! RICHMOND AND i)ANYILLE RAILROAD
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPEnTsT ESDENr.fise
II ~. RICIiMoNDs VA. June u, ists:
GOING YVES 1.-The I ynchb nrg and
VI Danvle Passenger Train dxiiy texcept Snn-5
| aIsass q i SIS Is .as J.
saad IyssSs%rs Ss;sasss Tssia ssSes h, ;.;.
y. and Ly9shburg 2, ago r M, t, z. 80
SAP Isl 81; arrives as Greensboro daily &C isia
NJ y a'4'GoiI1NSes EAST. -! 'a'' s. 5..
dnily Except Sundays, leave Lynchhurgnt s1Sa@
sess saIIy 81 Il f Al " Il a5
| The Sunday IynehBara PASSENGER Traini leaves
Lynehbrg ut s:isP. M leaves BufkeYil,e ut ana P.
T sIF1Sss 3 sn leaves
Greensboro daily ut s:l5 P M; leaves Dalyfl i
daily lllz M; arrives at hiHhnead daily
IT The Through Mall and Passenger Trains gosng
connGc at Gress s WIN In,1 nnsb on s
w Fhe ua hiSnSsh s A afs ssaaf -
hs s sss III H sS id
stss AND Ohio riilroad. No. l22ss Main strset
PapeTs tias have arraageIents
BE- aelt1 ~ oEgenEef aaa rl1saasnt: =
e(jIiEs APEAKE. AMI VIIIIDlo RAIL--..s
gs f trains h wiff ran ,s rs i5 old, ~
RI H'aa1l 10 dawEsTwk Ard. ife-sseiR = bfsa!
/. MATT TRAtEl .eayes Ricliki6nd $50 "A MI
Y-except sundays connecting with X q! S'S-
ma s at @s sapa az pTs
tEIPRESS TRAIYI-Leaycs. gsalnnondstis P.G
DAILY except IN sd M t Esira9sss
T.ynchbIira and southwest, and arrives al Hunt 4
lngtau Mt SEQ r. ID next day, SeamerieaYes Hgnf-
ingt5fi on arrival or the trim, aud arrives af C1n-
cififfah at O'Clock next morfiDR. 3Idt iba S1nf
This train stops bsfwee2 aisngIsSIo aRS aasa
T ' ffAGscDssSoDaTI0N TRAIN. 2Eeavesi ich,naaG'
ut $40 p, n. DAILY except Sunday and arrives ar
dordonstyiilIle az sas y; M; sti,at,y iy,s
Steamer leaves Gineiniar II lP. NJ. DAur ex<al
cept Sunday, and arrives at Hnnlipsfop ~ A.
neg! Day cppPnsiang E HsHste n
d. DAILY except Sunday, and iges az Richmond
going south and With James rlycr steamer for Nor.
folk. This train stops between White sulphur and
Richmond Ouly at Junction GOrdonsyflIe, Chaz-
louisville, staunton, Goshen, Mfili9fo, and COW
NAIL TRAIN.-Leases White sulphur s:ss a. M.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With W., e.. Va.
NJ G. s. railroad nj Charlottesville and Gord0ns~
Vile, and arrives at Richmond Z. ID.
ACCOMMODATIONS .1orlons.
at Gordonsylle With w., G., Va, 81 G. 9. railroad
train from Lynchurg and southwest, and arrives ss
Richmond 1915 A. III. ~ In .tsttt 49, itts{ U
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
IA. ri. PERRY, Generai superintendent. -
JAMES ]. 4NgTiiERLAsp, General Ticket 4gens.
my .s.Ss 1870 -.tt tst-L
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RICHMOND, FREDERTCKSRtRaA AND Porp.
( q sat Qri { MAC RAILROAD. 3S.sts - 80
! UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-streei, station ga.
Up NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrs-strees station ~
p. NJ except on Sundsys.l aU:i h;t3i a2as'8s
W ACC0MMODATIoN leaves Broad-ress
/ DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-stfees eta
ag g e lss H II Nh Il ,r,ivas 81 !,
Hon DIDO AM. {e8cept on Mondays.) ~ s,E.1
/ DOWN ACCOMMODATION TEAM xrsives 10
Broad Street station s37 A. II. iexcept On SAR-
/ FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brcad-Strtct station oa-
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays al eAs 4. n.
riWas Retruis sIscs It ssoe.
Street station ON Tuesdays. Thursdays, and essuis
days NJ 4:4o L. NJ. IN ~ v:tsti. !.i4 fst -
H!.'sft" 7ahs AiyftA@S - y. u. GENTRY, =
! fals General Freight aud Ticket Areat. 7
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FRANCES % ~ ne sseSy
monetsry slasv Of aetnaHs e pasSsds several
weeks ago, has been the subject OF inqniIy
during The past fortnight Its provision 9
are defined In letters from Beriinlon she 9th
ulttmo, and 1t appears that the prolonged
legislative wfangle ended In b com fofntses
Alt bank; notes not In fthparsat Waite are To
be,caHed in before the lst OF january, 1876.
After that day none but notes iri imperial
value, In amounts OF not less; than one hum
dfed marks, can he issued. The paper
money of the separate States fs To- be
called lin before 4 tke.,r same date, Il and
al imperial law will regulate. the issue
Of the paper currency of the Empire.
The Legislature first determined not 10
divide among the States the Remaining Dor
ton of the rreserveso one sandiea half mil.
lizards, derived from The French Indemnity,
until the paper-currency question had. been
settled. but befter counseas finally prevailed.
and as u was found that rapef money could
not be wholly dispensed with, q compromise
was accepted on the basis above Indicated,
a we'll Uniformed corresp0 ndent OF the L9n-
den Econosntss. however, contends that the
power OF the German Government over, the
London money market VIII not cease With
the last payment of the. French indemnity, ,
'in September, but, on the contrary, that that
power will exist for a. long timeF "A fund
e1uai TO Si35 ,00e, GOO has been, voted by. the
Legislature, to be invested In German,
Government securities, designed TO fur
1ish the !. means Of, paying The, pen
siohs OF invaded soldiers by the
revenue from interest, or from the sales OF
such securities when required. but these Sc.
eurities cannot be bought at once, sHd ith has,
therefore, beer, ordered thas EntiiI tide 1st Of
July, 1876, various securities, rand among
these Abills, on foreign cotintries, may be
bought in order to make. the fund interest
bearing.s- In pursuance Of this law, thesIm-
perial Government. has actually bought
seventy -one millions or thalers (s52, SOC, 00o)
bills on London, the most OF them long Bills.
The Economists CORES pohdent adds: Gov.
eminent, being the: largest holder of bills
on London in the country, will have I'LL the
influence as to the course OF the exchanges
which the largest banker exercises, audSwill
Of course use this influence 70 keep the gold
10 Germany.au. u -ra,at u atoS,a x i ~ l,<p
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i.s".f c"7't ';tT'ir. 80 JoHy S. Messy.
Isl write you the above brief note,
which you can use as you wish, Will write
you more fully this evening. / don't know
how they found out had written to you.
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TOAL,! COAL.-With, large stock on
" hand am prepared to offer on the most fayora-
BILE terms FRANKLIN, LORBERRY, LEBIGH,
and other fr5t-class ANTHRACITE GOALS In all
Also WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT and CAMEL
COAL, and Cumberland. LUMP and average Coal.
N. B.-Coal carefully screeped.and weighed
-. -I.,s-...s, 81 -: ..ay SIP. LATHROP,. q
fyl4 Seventeenth street ut draw-bridge.
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nor NEW. YORk. GOLD 'E0olysEEA
Il. MINIoNSTE AAfsHIPco MPAH Y.tsszssssss
The sIde-wheel, steamships OLD JDOmaNlgN,t
WYANOkE, ISAACcBElL.. SARATQGA, Ne
,KCIaRA; Al,BEMARLE.' md Halter g leave
New York for; Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
e,sEs IgES s. THURSDAY ana sAIskpA1
: i,ease, Tdcnmond eyeryiTuEsDAy, Friday
aea suNRAfas a lsg,lfiss naS ey b,ve clegan,
saloons. state.r0onis, and bathrooms aI'*I' -"
THE fare. aceomluodatio and attention are uu-'
sp FPpess; points bsyond New YORK forwarded
duh dispatch, and no charge made exceps actual
expenses incurred. Y9atiY .fa,>fpq 1AE I.EG-l,rf
Close connections made with, steamers for. all
southern and European ports, ;.
For further information, apply 10 t..@0Hl< ti,F
- .cGEORGEW ALLEN q CO.. Agents, "a:
CAPTAIN GEoa Gen W FALLEN ALLEN. aihTiHag ~ Ss~'
tJoHN,E MAVEN ~ esa,.iilNllliM 30 81 app :
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4 LANES RIVER sTEAAiBgAFstss
y do,,.r r.. COMPANY 80 ( u l ~

81 sSSipFli k,DAaLYs I1HEsE0ltaas +'sri. ftGs
EEHsFORK, P1i7EADELPRIA,5 BAL TEfoHE,I
iE0RF0hk,PaRHsafoB fH,saNDRE6Uatf u.
Ii;is;Lkn Observation-Disclosures 5el
ds1IasAi; ISfsyI2 aALSasiT 7.sseE 4sdada1si
NUNRE L'EAU AND OLD:RalHr EoTELs.tC
CARRYING UNITED ESTATEs .sMAIE AND
.,I,a ..,p .tADAMS, EXPRESS; paegelD qe
On and after May ss,, S1s. this jwll ran
3 DAHL r LINE fsnddays e1cepledls consisting, Of
snciss East audelcEnnt steamers basass Ssris'a y
JOHN SlLY EyTEEs GAPTA1sssL AsEoszsgpeH
l ELIZA HANCOX. CAPTAIN q e. GIFEoRDssE
leayfng Richmond az 81 A. IL. and afriying here as
Passengers make sure connection at Soffolk With
Bay 1.-The, for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Neg
Fare TO Norfolk. 80 3soT9,f
Fare % Norfolk and return. i. "A o.
Fare ID PbiiadeIphIa. Il. 10 ~
Fare toNew York 10
/ Fare 70 yue de PEau or Old Point.,,. s25Q
Fare 70 vue de fEati or Old Point and
siEgrctnrn. =. !. $e1ssot
Tickets on sale on steamers and &C CARRIER &sGo.H
through Freight received daily for Boston, Sor
folh, and Portsnouthq Iand uegptar In ratings on
James river, from A. NJ. toa p. A.fo ,r2frEtoio.
Freight for way Landings must be prepaid a., a.,
-G33'fIyst .tGnfg I.'BsYATuaft tseDer2l AGENT y
1 Office: Companyls; wharf; Rockets branch Of
hce, Ninth and Main Streets. -. H., je5t-
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Whole tickets, - half tickets, $3.50. =
(, -aW zyAza axaaT cxA sak xyAsa OFT
Il ard gyv .stsa " : f.Sa7TssT's A:oi tgsEl -
81 arrs.,rs4 aszt " 81 o. 81 tgf2=,ls ss<T y
Plan Of drawing same as that Of hentucky state
Library IAssociadaR drawing TO take place II. IN
,Norfolkon vi OF % ;sSEfoGs Sa'iss'ossa ~ ~
az .sssssz.sed 7tsdS tesss sl ~tg;H T4'i ="
q wEDSEsDa OCTOBER fsFH, 1s7s.. g3o
"a 1 tssjs g; ,saEi EfS92JTSs egg sEsgA;s,A ~
sssiw psyfs ls4aJ gS izssAsg5 sas usl n as
ID al Ef.sass ssi5 sa2 ..issDra HssaIs
= ut sstfe,st ,sSls g. ss!tsssiassto.' ~ b@tr
Il o.tt gn a. pIREGToRs, sjsrsI s,as .Hfts
Js !, RspsE ss Il Il ggP54s
adorge b. 0ldaeit,s, ltssJohr a96ossmf;Fd ny
IHs, sFsysEs A q ~ 4 ae q rs sai d
= is1iv CORRESPONDENCE .a4uStsissa
Ills Excelleucy. oyernor GiIbertG --Nalkeg, .Ses
Colonel kader Biggs, Z, s.y,fge,ft, Syst
John &, McDanisi, r. 'conEfian,lcr 80 j.
Il JIlB,frrotehsg nisi.siS ys-SdIssIi rfstSstti 3Gl
CaDIaIn samuel Watts, YiraiDia Legislature:x. BE-
Robert p WtslerS, M,G. II. ,ana p IS &c G Of
Colonel Thomas i. Owens, PIG. M ;felk lrSs.E siJ
J,9sonei u. III Taylor, stute Senator; 8.
James G. Balm, g. &c. eafsl siis ~ 'ss7i
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GIFT CONCERT. az

NRANDJ CLINT CONC E. r IT,
4 -.y.gi III aHiBi i-Hsi hi ,1"" .
I'll Jf!,hag4.,g,n -ug:a a2Gi !E Fl i'sl-'-a
vi; lrr!!sr ~ ut - .@.t3t arI-ss.1.} .
81 .,-r;sl - os u Il .mEilntar- ~.
..struuT TEN THOUSAND PRIZES. t.utF' -.
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T,RIsiE FRESH HOPS. be saeT
IS % Il. vs. slAaNE$ss xkuzklss
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DDOKsAND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DagHIs oRRlCtsoIbSa; SrHAai ssstiUia3 :
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: ANTHRACITE, CoAE..LI am prepared
IN I'd furnish 'Lyketis Valley and Lorbefry Red
Ash. A full supply of Cumberland Coal on hand,
and for sale ut The lowest Inirket rates. Parties
wishing TO lay In theirs supplies for the winter would
do we'll to see me before purchasing ~, Z. la"
- WRIT ROBERTS, 81
jeI7s u corner Seventeenth and Dock streets
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laAILMg l1 EIsE 6;
ca =
KiCfIMcsyD And WELDffH HUUfR. /:
y 81 2 !; TfCKEf fAfsEKT5f

OFFICE on GfEEHAL FaEIGHT AND .@
|43i y - n -, TfCEEf sAfsEkTyl
RicIIMosD, Va. august 4, g:s1
MOTTO E.-DN AND AFTEH THIS
as ne ss1s WI ssaf e re- s-ss
q this Depot on 'AaonsaHys slid aarsdszs s.:
Civ asns.al y.sasn. I'D TI Il ssi Az:
s.. So e1sssss ssS Ssa y - ss.' ss
THE TRAINS ON Tf1Is ROUTE run
Ihs NA 4 I, TEAMS lar, R.snsssa !. sA M
.aasas e. Nc; arrive'at Wsicon d an II. IL and
EIfSHT TRAINS VIII pss.sns.s ss 9. e.
a1eS =. DE-: ann rsturuiBR have Retesstssz = ~
81 SS4ySss SIS s. . ,ssss
Eissmons s1a fsssSsSaT issv. d Sssh ps.ca q ;
pa sas 3 q Is!I sIn yiIY sss ~
isa sx oR sssssss as nv e = ra WV ne
81 sao rsfssssis s1s sSs 4 assssssss s.
Pssss;esesss ies Nosfek win sraas lear
I assa ssa u l Is s
Passengers VIII laxe tEe3E meals Af Jerf26S Ao-
tsls and az trains seA1s esesshufg wiN etssx vn
y Ell ID ssI.s s!:n asa
\ JE57iI rrHf.. sssEIaOSEAs Hs5zYNAx "
i liz &c. ~ IL .asaessl lsss.sss.
| RicHNoSD, q YbaK Rrsks 4NU x1iEsGsfskxxsV
3 ~ (. :S-HAlHanAs1.t sAaSHAN ssE
4 RlCtE8nND. July 2s,, Xi1s
hxN AND AFTER THIS .DATK PAS,
IUsEEeEE and; FREIGIiT 1RA 1NB on a&ia
Ia7d will run as f0il6ws 81 q ~ s@'f
4 PASSENGER TIA I'M for Westt RQsas. tssssa
Vii arrive d i kchaand q isss il IL 81 d bun
L THE plenoidssesmerS UE, Gaptsip t.ktckL1s
has been placei On The route between Wet RcintaE6
Baltimore to run 81 connection with MS rad, xad
will make three trips week. ieasinRt West FctAG
TUESDAYS, .THURSDAYS, and SAggaDA&H
On -. s q ss t Sna syss MssRs9s
ample, time TO connect Vita sraips sor tae North
NEsDsYs. and fi iiis s9 IL, conassS
ut West Point,wafn che train due &c Gichmoud sk
1850 next morning, t,.s5sAiI iass!l III
Mre 20 naithgore ss; eololel people, o. !. i
] FREIGHPTKkIti,witaaIp passenger ea1 Attached,
FOR tiropgR freight only, leaYeS Richsno71d 7nek-
Says IhSsss day. d end s n;
EI fsfsIySf WITH sssspser ea- as.aae
fog freight between Richl1oud; aHa West Point.
leaves Richmond, on Mondays, WPdneffAys, and
Fridays 1T I'M. Local freight received Tuesdayss
Thursdays, andSaturdays tire r. NJ ~ = 2 t'siT,
2h istsene General preI s sSd II ii sgtGa sss,.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND HoroMAU1
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go yFsgKETqKEy zSF ETEA1fEEN.
.EfoR pH II,A,D Ii Eff 81 a. 1900
E The stcamer ALL NeE, Captain
Til THURSDAY the TN Instant iii g1so'closs.
freight tzken for Boston, Provide and Few
orleans also Tor Liverpool ella Red Ster and AMeSI
can s.canishIp Lines snd hilts hdlhg signed
s sisssSs lpsssRs q Ss ana
II al e-2tf DfsS No. 82.sS E3ex street.
EoR NEW YORK.-Tbs sOId, sssSTs.
sss D s s %YsSSSg sesas I'll
ssa sch, &C 5oacaesk r. NJ Posl.
IhIoagh 6fis Of Isdfns signed, and gooss FOR
$50 VII aalspaasa 20 III oinis noss sosls
Line lot sossign porsS ksssengsr
eezess, Sse.a Sos freight passsee, applytoH y ~
s eseh g ssa asas Ks 81 s osssss
DHLLA,DELPHIA., RICHs.rSs9pes
u ~ MgNp: AID ,SohEoI, = sIEAMrs
WEEK.-The steamers o. this lne 1ia leave REF
mond every MONDAYsand- THURSDAY al ia
End SATUEDafas the same los,S. = =
@ e fsnasssn sx sss sss
also for Charlesten. sasagnahs .sa6 NEW Orleans,
and bills Of ladtng signed through. 20. s., I.
Freight taken for Norlek % ntosafafe rates.
hsssSss o. ssl sTPe s.n, and
ffa as 'oEh' aaSus 5 seeE Rsgss
sfYtt 5WILLfAMiR. GLIDE q 0s, Agentas .-t'1tl
y u No. IL North w Wis.sss PsisSslSsi.
lanes RIVER STEAAsBgATssaiss;zas,-
ID COMPANY s,,,,+y u<5I3S56ss2215S85tH8SSa
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ifdOALiANDsIW 3DD.--We haye on hani
" ssupply OF superior quality RED ASH LAM
THRACITE COAL. Sizes suitable for grates,
st5sesJ aud ranges. CUHBERLAND tG0AL; for
grates, engines, aud smiths work. b Z ID iG II
lufar; Raii; aud ayerage Efso, sEkSONED OAK
ana PINE WOOD. Orders respectfully collected
lI,uI t,uar Ii, a,5i1 GEORGE IE!.Lr Cos aiii q
iy between I'm md sfehteenI 90
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r. AM NOW SUPPLYING FAMILIES
i with MIDLOTHIAN and An TIL r ACITE
COAL for winter use and shall be pleased 10 re-
ceiye call from my old customers aud others who
like comfort and economy combined. = .i-.. III
superior quality. i;tit 10 rE"sli0 &Hi r. 10
/ rnji ALBERT BLAIR, Fourteenth street, So
;fy l4-1rl ), near Sfayois bridge. >,
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Ner Horl, August 9, 1s73::',1,s.' 5. Ei ji@ a.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND .oToMAU1
tsiEi = RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE or ~
GENERAL TICKET NNp FREfGHT AGEwT. + y
4. ,,,r.fst f,RICBMoSD. June Is lse5. I;
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ~, i.E.o-i.g
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DUY FUEL .NoW.-In yard and to ar,
ID rive large supplies best burning EGG,
STOVE. and NITI ANT HRkC lite {clean and
weighcdj., md the celebrated CL0VER HELL
Lump, Hail, and Engine, now superior and pure
and cooking COKE at IoicGst summer rates. Fa-
voraDle contracts made with families, factories,
founfies. and public offices and institutions IN city
Fand State.r Buy without delay, as prices are GER
tanly and materially advancing gyn ga uL
las sole manufacturer by steam OF me approves
sitiwitl long,tis sold IN theGhterest of eeonoins
and convenience ut. offices corner Ninth ana Cary
and I'LL Main street. Examine my prices and tnel
before bnying.' r. e 30-+m +l3'iBh WATKINS.
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GOAL AND N0QD.--IsamE prepareds ito
~ furnish CLOVER; HILL LUMP, AND .HAL.
Also, = NORTHUMBERLAND frD IsSi HIN CUMBERLAND
COAIIf RED AMIhWHITE, ASHANTHRACETE
COAL, all sincs, and seasoned OAK AND PINE
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO: 1922
| ~, ~, sl,r1Ts,,jau ,trz.z;i1 GO BsLIPsCOMB:
sr use ees,te a aa Wspeo ~" I'm
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Y E 1'W sItss.. .',.sl..79T- "a

t 49, : t sAs = a
5CoTTRELIs q GILES tsuecessors to late A. d.
Townesl. dealers In C0AL,EC COKE, and WOOD.
Clover Bill Cnal, fresh from pitItes;J Anthracite
Coal, hest quality and alf Sizes Slfr oke The ,,rst
eOoktng fuel IN use Eagiug und Snlftli Coal OF ss
peri1r Quality Oak snd Pine Wood, long, sawed,
I'VE respectfully ask she patronage 81 those Il,
want of ftiei at the Md ssar, Tenth street and
Basin hsnk.p 81 SAMUEL n. EtyyTRELL, h,
- 5t.7fffHst formerly nI costretl Brother;
- lt5i t3i = 1T PETT0N GILES, ~ III
tau3.lm ,r, formerly Wits LATE, Al fsTTovnea.is
AtHTHRACTTE COAL, sizes suitable Tor
TX grates, stoves, and tanges;fs4 ga ..tdSiaai'
LEHfGH LUMP for foundrzes.i s. htssLIE ...lL q
~ VIRGINIA. C0hLS @ t','e eF'',
cAit coal sereened ana sold bT weight Iz,IssJ "
igJ 'iit ina q; C 49, s.s. -;