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RAILROADS.
- Il 9 p
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND,
FREDERlCKBURG AND POTION 40 ROUTE

RICHMOND, FRED'Ba & Potomac r. R. Co.,
OFFICE OF GEN'L TICKET & F. EIGHT AGENT,
RIoHMoSD, February IL, 1873. }
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street Station
p. M.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street Station
9:40 p. M Except on Sundays)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad street
Station, at $3.50 p. M. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL, arrives at Byrd-street
Station, at p. M.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, arrives at Byrd street
station, at 440 A. M Except on Mondays.)
DOWN ACCOMMOD ATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-street Station, at 1897 A. M. Except ON
Sundays.) :
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad street
Station on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, at Gas A. NJ, connecting at Quantico
with the Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail
way.
Returning, arrive at Broad-street Station on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, at p. M.
By order of the General Superintendent.
]. b. GENTRY,
fel Genn Ticket and Freight Agent.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter of John Clark, bankrupt in
bankruptcy.
Eastern District Of Virginio, So.
Notice is hereby given that a general meet
ing of the creditors of the said John Clark,
bankrupt, will be held at Richmond, at the
office of w. w. Forbes, register in bankruptcy,
in said district, Friday, the 2Sth day of
February, 1873 at 10 o'clock A. M, for the
purposes named in the 9th section of the bank
ruptcy act of March I'd, 1867.
Dated at Richmond, this sth day of February,
1873.
W. w. WOOD,
fe 15-S2w Assignee
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
MODEL iGAK FACTORY.
WHITL0CK & ABRAM,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c,
I445 Main Street.


In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of Benjamin A. Dickerson'
banluupt-m bankruptcy
At Richmond, on the Oath day of January,
A. d., 1873.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petition has
been, to wit: the oath day of Jan'y, 1873, filed
In said District Court by b. A. Diekerson, OF
Nelson, in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
the act of Congress entitled can act to establish
a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March I'd, 1867, for a
discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act.
and that the Goth day of February, 1873, at IL
O'Clock A. M, before W. w. Forbes, one of the
registers of said court in bankruptcy, at his
office in Richmond, Va, in said district
is the time and place assigned for the hearing OF
the same, when and where you may attend and
show cause, if any you have, why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for
ia 2S-Tu2w Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va
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JET TREES IN THE FALL.
APPLE AND PEAR TREES FOR y1R
GINA AkSPECIALTY
AT MT. VERNON NURSERIES.
Sc Is-wtf
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LOST OR MISLAID.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP
plication will be made for q renewal of Certifl-
cate No. 65S for ONE SHARE OF STOCK Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
standing in my name; the same having been
LOST or MISLAID.
]. p. BARKSDALE,
Union Furnace, Patrick County, Va.
fe 3-l0w4w
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,TEIEsRApHTg NEWs.
LATEST FROM wAsH1Na ToNs

HUGHES, RI Asp CHANDLER IsrERT VIEW TIE sil
.al fREsrpEsT RESULT.
81 Especial Telegram to the Dispatch. J ~
WAsHlsaToS, August " oloneis Hughes
and Plat and Mr.. Chandler, representing
the fbyuehburg Convention had an in, inte 7l
view With TIE President day Of f; 1, rather
briet duration. There we're no positive
ass, , OF support. from, the President,
.thoaghhis ysympatay with their cause was 'sls
freely expressed. 1t seems very eertsfn, th'at
there VIM Be no changes ID Office ~
Grant left Washington to-nighstwtth' no
intimation as to when he would return.I :
,sfa.g .sSfajs t2,3 ~ ss;5 % = TfAoN.'
&. ff,ssr ,lAssociased Preset ''o!..9 =. =.
|. WAsHrNsros, August e.-.The Preshen,
has Amounted come forty civilians as second
llicutenap,sin the regular army, andasslgnnte N
a NUMBER Of cadets TOT duty !"5s.... L..
"A. L. Potter has been appointed post
master at WarrentoD, Nasrand 3. d. smotn.
Eers receiver of moneys at Nstchitoehes. "f J
Colonel Robert ". Hughes. Congressman
PLAT, and Colonel Curtis, of Virginia, called
on the President, to-day. who gave them as.
surances of support in the coming canvass ~
that State. Y.yf.ahp *, ,,sTI r, -,
The President has signed the postal tfea!y
with Japan fixing postage at fifteen eenes
each way. .,.r-.. ~, .2.p f.HEL- Ajn|. ''i'ts
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PERsoNAL.-Captain E. Barclay, of the
Roekbridge Citizen, is in the city, a delegate
to the State Convention.
Rev. DR.. Edwards, pastor Of Centenary
Methodist church, will leave the city to-day
to attend the camp-meeting at Wesley Grove,
near the city Of Baltimore. He will be alb
sent fox several days. His pulpit will be
supplied on next Sunday by Bishop Dog
gett.
: Bishop Doggett will leave Richmond on
next Wednesday for the Pacific coast on a
tour Of episcopal visitations to the Pacific
conferences in Oregon and California. He
will be absent for about three months. The
Columbia Conference meets at Brownsville.
Oregon, September 3; the Pacific, at Colusa,
California, October 6; the Los Angeles Con-
ference, in Southern California, at Santana,
October %.
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'uEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
,BUT TO BE KEPT OPEN TILL Isl OCTOBER.

BY virtue Of decree OF the Richmond Chancery
Court Of May Is. 1878, IN the sult Patton. &C, e.
Fry. &C., the undersigned, appointed commission.
the premises, On THURSDAY TO ila Of August
TIE HEALING s Up
county OF Bath state OF Virginia. he line Of DC
and 9h1S rGsd shsr EIGHT
gether with all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
thereon, used 10 connection with the sghngs.
The e 60 Of ThsEE LHRGE
manship, and q number Of HANDSOME COT
TAGE5, ars in good order, aud eVineag sconsdara-
Bile degree Of taste In construction STORE, hath
houses, stables, &c; and partial equipment for
Pure freeStone water IS conveyed By pipes from.
spring in the mountains through ne bulidlngs and
s soses ssd he proper.y . thosssshy furnished
With everything necessary for The conduct Of
hrs.-class watering place. ,,u ~ srocvvsvrr
OPERATION. AND WILL BE kEpT OPES
WITHOUT INTERRUPTION 10 THk lsr OF
The property Is situated on the main road in
the Warm Springs Valley, about hiteen miles from
Coyington, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
from which point It Is accessible BY dne turnpike
and :. The touth Branch raIlroad.n nav cdartereo
and partly under contract h intended 10 extend 70
Cogington, and when completed viii pass through
the Warm Springs Valley within shors distance
The virtues osthe waters are wen known and need
no particular notice Descriptive pamphlets can
be had Of the agent at tile spnngs or OF Purcell
i.add IL Co., Richmond. The grounds are Plctu ,
rescue and beautiful, shaded by tires Of original
growth, the climate delightful the atmosphere pure
and exhIerating and without fogs, aud scenery un'
surpassed.
money; the residue upon . eredisof SIX, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-four months, for nsgoaaDe
notes. with interest added from the day Of sale.
To- F,srf Hap Int n Nj
missioners at Richmond, Va, or B. H. Qusries, the
agent, ut The Springs.
W. w. CRUMP,
JOHNH GUY. E
JOHN A. COKE,
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
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A UCTIOE SALE OF VALUABLE AND
IA ATTRACTIVE REAL EsTAfE.-Pursuant
IN 8 decree OF the Circuit Court Of Lynchburs' %
l.snghorne, &C., and Langhorneb assignee e. scou.
&C., the undersigned, rs commissioners ior De
pnruSse, win, on FRIDAY the 9TH day Of Augus-
1873 commencing With the MILL a. ociocS =.
NJ sell On the premises In each coSS, Dy pnnne
auction. 20 the highest bidder, the following pro-
!. The LARGE MILLS and LOT known ?
.Lapghor nc Mills properly" 10 the city Q! Lynch.
burg, between and a. the Junction OF tne san ae
River and Kauawha canal and Blackxstkf cfesA'
The place contains about an acre and nve.tfgnu .
Inc ouring mill Is Of the largest In th' hta1e
aud Is capable Of turning out $50 ~ go DATES H
day; and connected herewith are oorn. miu " wv
bushels capacity, and paster-tniu O; rt IT,. IN
pactty per day. The very ample sIppE o. G Sam.
pX HALP.ACRE VACANT LOT on BLACK.
water creek, llnlf-mile above The ulu, ana anpin
Ing the lot OF Jonn Wall.
g. An ACRE LOT below DeaIes found y, on " ~
cana the next but one above PercivsIs nr'dSe' WIN
q small house thereon. g,
much rs shall be necessary TO pay expenses OF s ,
and costs Of suits-say, about hre per eenL
given OF one, two. three, and four years of eias'
portio Ds OF the residue, with bonds WIN eooa -
sonal security, bearing SIX per cent. lhefess ,r
date, the title being retained Us aodlnonL SS9, ~
and property subject to resale In oeiaua u ~!
ment In whole or In part.
For further inf0sala''0n' 'R fe'S.H. KEAN,
J. Il LEWIS,
". T. YANCEf'
A. w. SCOTT.
jyo-dtdts CemmH"io"''''
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y.sI'sYi';olrsf items.

- ~ ~
y : = Is (. August ,safnes hc.sy
stained his. wife this morning fanaily. a.a.,
.Tbesheaiti of Kate S.oddard, the aiesc ".
Ar,rdaress OF Goodrich, IS faiifng faPlaiy.
.sharkeys the murderer. II under Close SUI !.
rss,Ianca { como of his friends lately navsng
f,,r,,shei him with bottles OF brandy M,ef
drinkiug which be behaved outrageous.ts,
COMMITTING not only his keepers pvt ms ~
couuselS He Is 10 be hung on the nle ,Es NJ y
sfT7-1,-igsf3 .lti Jvfti ~ stt ~ tifisiS "
! The investigation into the taxSlist OF, tne
city.which has been'gotng on for some Mme,
-sl,oyg such scandaIorsI frauds on the peop.e
that the aldermsnic committee refuse 20 sign
Ethalist until it is revised. }'ss ..i
! lewis Bissell, the WelEknoWn inventor OF
and other machinery, diea mere
i,vesteyf4y,I He was brother OF the nate Nee
Goyernor Bisseil, Of Illinois. il3
l. Al priyate dispatch from Liverpool s!a,es
! that Captain Phillips and the ot1cers q, Tue
q reck ed steamer City of Washington 9fsaYe
lfsnenr dismissed from the employ OF tne cohi-
pany for not casting the lead during tne foy y
ora ,;.sgs qirG llHK i1fu1ii SAL ~ &'!1''f.
Ten emigrant- swindlers were arrested 70 70
Hoe ,:, ~ ~ s1'tiii - ,, - - ~ -
| Policeman Gamble, who was horribly
beateuI ,byl a gang of unknown roughs on
Eighth avenue, Monday, is not expected 70 Q,
| live. - Isis - -. .. soh,
f. chambers issues achalienge to-day to nSnt
any one in England or America, OF one n o,o
bred and twenty pounds weight, 1or pS'oV'V -,
ASIDE go 3'n7h:' -. ~ 20. -.
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METHODIST DlsrsIcr CoNfEREscE. - The
Richmond District Conference of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church South will convene
nc Wisl;sas church, In Charles City circuit,
on Thursday, August 18th. The opening
sermon wiil be delivered by Rev.. A.; sesj
Bletsoe. pastor OF Trinity church, M this
city. THE Conference will be composed2o f
Rev, L. M. Lee, ID. D., presiding eluers on
the district, and Of all the pastors OF the SIX
teen pastoral charges In the district, WITH
three iay delegates from each charge. Tbe
following circuits are embraced Ia the Rlch-
mond tiistrict-- nannely, Charles City, ITO
yidepce, New Kent, King William, Gloa!.
ccster, Aatthews. and the Williamsburg
station. Manchester Is also included In the
district. with the following stations or pas
toral charges in the city namely, Nichols
son-strees charge Union Station, Trinity,
Rroatl-Stre4, Centenary, Caay-STeet, Sid
new. and oregon Hill. In this district there
are over 5000 church members; Sunday
schools, with 1000 scholars and SO church
cdifees, valued at 500, 900. The district
raised ID money last year for the salaries OF
it's pastors, SIT 900; for missions about
$1,000 for the support Of widows and or
phans Of deceased preachers, $500; for the
bishops, fund, sa0O; for educational f1nd,
$500 for. sundsy-schoo purposes, $500
making an aggregate OF about S24 900. ?
The District Conference meets annually at
some. pointsin the district for the purpose OF
reviewing all the temporal and spirtual, in |:
seresSs. Of the church in its bounds, and
with tie additional object OF holding pro-
trscted religious services. The meeting at
Wilis's church will be largely attended.
Besides the pastors in the district, o number
Of visiting ministers and leading iaymen
viii be present. The occasion viii be one
OF great interest to the community. Ample
arrangements have been made for the ac,
commodatiou of the Conference and for
visitors on the part of the good people in
the vicinity OF Wiilis's church.
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another Murder In Kew York.

+ New YORK, August e.-Charles Coourn
alias Big. Post has been arrested on ING
charge Of killing an unknown man MONDAY
night. Coburn Is, q boatman. He confessed
the crime to the captain Of the boat, but no"
denies it. a,, 80, :, :,
Later.-Tbe body of the murdered man
hss been identified as that Of Andrew Gar
yln, q fireman on the steamer providence. :
A man named Fuller, of Providence, is
suspected of being implicated in the MURDER a
of Andrew Gargan mot Garvin) on MONDAY
night. Fuller was last heard from yes1ef'
day in Newport. ....... ... r.. s,s.
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{au1-td
E,OR SALE, LARGE AND sPLgNDIn
~. on ZfNsxS vi 0lf IN ISxs n a II 80, - . .

TfOR SALE, <LAKtiE AND SPLEEDID
Il GBAZINs FARM IN PO @ AHONTl
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, DIVIDSn IA
iSAILL FARMS 10 SUTr PURCEASERs ~ ~
virtue Of deed OF trust FROM II. D. Pooi. 4, I
Win proceed 70 sen at. Huntcfsx3he, West Va. On
TUESDAY. 18th day Of August, liza, at II ocIoeS
NJ, that magnificent body or LAND, contsninz
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AgS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES formerly owned by Jsmss
r. Evine, lying on the North, soath, and Sjixe-
forks Of Eik rive, about one mils .ff,m Gibson.
In PoeahoDtas County, West Va About $500 arns
are cleared, and hat full and the growth OF BIN
grass and timothy. and furnfshse grazing for seyr.
raj hundred cattle each year. 10 has Te7y ane
body Of various tinbers on Il and b die bes. wa.
river run through its various parts.
It recently, and from location these minerals may
exist In vast quantities..
. Il lies Immediately along The nne OF projected
railroad. and taken altog ether ~ the most Desirable
body Of timber, grazing, or farming land In that
fertile section.
Parties Wishing to examine the prenises can in
rec1ions where the land lies.
The land Is being divided into smaller farms, Of
from three hundred TO five hundred acres, the mete
and bounds of which can be seen By application 70
JOHN A. LIGH rEER, attorney At law, Hunters.
vile, W. Va.
TERMS; BY the deed the terms may be cash but
upon small cash payment, 70 eoree costs and &C.
crued interest, and satisfactory security for re-
meinder, easy terms and long credit may be given
jy ai-dts B. C. HARTs00k, Trustee.
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The Greatest Of Faults.

. "He had faults, perhaps had many,
But one fault above them all
Lay Ike heavy lead upon him,
Tyrant of \ patient thrall.
.Tyraut seen, confessed, and hated,
Banish'd only to recall"
HOh, he drank ~ "His drink was water -
"GambledT p mo! he hated play"
uThen, perchance, q senderer feeling
Led his heart and head sstray n
HNol both honor and religion
Kept him In the purer way"
"Then he scorned ufe'n mathematics,
Could not reckon up score,
Ply his debts or be persuaded
Two and two were Away four n
"No! he was exact rs Euclid, .sr
Prompt and punctual-no one more"
ooh, miser p mo. Too lavish9
Worst OF guessers, guess again."
"Noi I'm weary hunting failures
Was he seen of mortal kenr ..
Paragon of marble virtues,
Quite model man Of men,
"He could plead, expound. and argue,
Fire with wit, with wisdom flow;
But one word for ever failed him,
Source Of all his pain and woe,
Luckiess man he could not say IT,.
Could not, dare not, answer-Noi"
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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, August 6.-For the lower
lakes and thence to Eastern Kentucky and
West Virgins, falling barometer. south
westerly winds, increasing cloudiness, and
local rains.
For the South Atlantic States, southeast.
erIy to southwesterly winds, falling barome.
ter, partly cloudy weather, occasiona! rain,
and rising temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States, southerly
winds, falling barometer, warmer and part
ly cloudy weather, followed by rain In the
western portion.
For New England, falling barometer,
southeast winds, rising temperature. fol
lowed by occasional rain Thursday night.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Tuesday, August q.

OFFEhlNUSe
WHEAr.--Whlte, 1900 bushels. Red, S,2lS oashels
CoRN.-Whlte. so bushels. ...
OATS.-l,lA bushels.
RYE.-Ao bushels.
SCRESIyGS.-6 bushels. ..
+ SALES. rs-
WHEAT.-Thi i.2ei bushels prime at Slie %
bushels choice on private terms; 2lo bushels very
GOOD at Sl70; ~ bushels very good at 4l.72; S44
bushels good ut elss; "A bushels good Ut Si:es Sls
rood on private terms; la4 bushels fair st ss
Bushels good at $780, so2 bushels common at siss
"a bushels common at $3.50: 2y0 bushels fair on prl-
vate terms: as bushels common on private terms;
90 bushels common at $l.?S; y bushels common Ut
Iii as: 400 bushels common at $l5 20 bushels com
mon at @.s7; 100 bushels very good at si7a-sotal,
4,3o0 bushels
WHEAr.-Red, 1850 bushels prime on private
terms: laB bushels choice on private terms; AGO
bushels very good ut $l72 40 bushels good at
Ils bushels good at Sl.8s; 10 bushels common nj
al 40; So bushels common at $3.50; 90 bushels COM
mon at $3.50; loe bushels prime purple-straw at
81. f5-total, :, 200 bushels. st, .l-
OArs.-77s bushels very good new on private
terms; 20 bushels very good new ut 5sc-total, sla
bushels. '#
RYE.-ao bushels prime at Tic.
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n,,o r,a,uoesas,e Couvensson.

Ohio Democratic Conversation. I"
/ CoLuxSus, August 8.--The State Demo
cratic, Convention assembled at the opera
House this morning, all the counties being
Represented, some by very large DELEGATIONS.
s. r. Hunt, Of Hamilton, was chosen tempo.
rary chairman, and made an earnest speech
predicting an actiye contest during the COM n
ing campaign and the future greatness OF
the Democrats. He wanted the cry to go
forth that "The old guard dies, but never
.surrenders."
! After the appointment Of committees the
Convention took recess for dinner. 90
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FTNANcIA1l....
RronfosD, "wednesday, August ., ls1a.s
8 srocKs AND EONDs:
SKATE SECURITIES. ! 5,

Il 53,sts III SKATE ssEeU hi. kaSes
ylrrtnis oonso!s. .:..;:...:s 20 81 81
Tirginia cousois. new. ...'t..''SSSaa 1s
Virginia registered, 9ld: 10
Vireini:s interest certificates. ~
.3s,,st 81 9tii.tsi ri CrTrl 5s.t 49, I, :.
Richmond city tl''t sss
k s!h,aSnss sls fyss g..
I.yncfufE city as, ;. sd.
Lynchburg city fs.,.. ..'.r,r.ssrtt.s Is
Norfolk cry s ,s, sn ..ti.,: - si
Manchester lss- !...... ss.s'..'..sl! 80
%aA1THoAp Asp, CANAL BoHpsss t57'' y
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad 's, gold /: sSstits
cs ~ and ohio Railroad gold r.,
virginia II Central, drst mortgage ss' 1.s,fsHat.
yirrpis Central ss'
y III Central fourth - Ism 4
y 8; Sy Central NON Hs
yf az and Tsansssss second ~
gags "a ne:;ee oriasscs
V 81 n ana tennessee funded go,
s:::d a.. ::.; ,So;:s;.ae. ,,re ii l4a
d 5sthsH s0 R a. ssecnd mortgage IS
preferred s ss y ;Sira mortgage n IN
sssSsrTe an sss ctsIsSais RaiToad Sc ,a
cond mortgage, s.. 4: q s::;o az
ps ss9 Railroad secCnd mortgage - 40
R; ss, =; and Petersburg Raroad isl
RI %Snsass TF F. g. and Potoi q
sS Rs5rG ssse a. q and POO
Orange rns and -Aiesandria Sd snoFtaase .s. - !,
o ,ss, re- and Aie1andris ID mortsase "
is, n. A,eIa1dr,s and MANASSAS Kali
Richmond and Danvllie consol, s's, NJ, "a
piedmont mont Raiiiosd Is. mortgage Is, A. 80
Clover g yi iii, Railroad iss mortsaesss,J " W.
.sisSta and RicImond Airline LIST
lanes mSs1 RiSer ana Kan:wia Canal lst - :
mortgage els. 81 & E......-."..''.'sas -.s:s
BAnRoAD AND CANAL STOCKS. - 3
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. ........ioe.. ...s
PsssrsSufJf ,Ra Pe,s9sbar9 Railroad
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Richmond I FredericksburF and Poto-. :, :
sT ps and 9oio
mac seven per cent. guaranteed. 100. - :
Richmond and Danvile Railroad. LOO, ~ ;.
Clover Hill Railroad. ...1eo.. Ct
+ .'.-.-"s t.-.' - BANKS. !.
First National =
National Bank of Virginia. ....,.......loo.. 1oa,
Planters National ...,..............l0 0.. .sEi..
Merchants National ..........,,.......lo0..
State Bank of Virginia. LOO. lo'
..ri, INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. IS. u
Virginia state co. ..
Virginia Home. ..'........".........iiVU ~ w. Q,
Old UominiOH... ''iW'.
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By,rhofnas wsKeesee, 'Ancti oneer'
s-,irsly ; Eoj,a41, Mafsr street. 3fsf3 !
ei1fffp5iEIRIIoR Asso RTM ENT. OF HDus

c1TTpERIoR ASSOC TME HT OF HOUSE
SHoID AND KITCHES LRN III; UR, Ce Al
RErs,4 R0s5s ,atG ,f,sGITs &c, yoR
VIII seH at my aucto house for Mrs. Ssnss
.mtn,era who Isl leaving the CITY, all OF tser
HH1aMIsEH ID, ands HEN ~ DESlT 9KE,
consisting in Rep Parl2s s'iis va
PIC a'ros SsaRG sls s B Saas
s,,a WssistaIlis, airc.0th Sofass Chds Carriage
Par1oF Cilairs, Safe Feather Bea, BSsseT ss any
5ase Ss.dea fItarpets kugss Fenhers, Crockery;
Giassware, Tinware, lib. Bed lounge, Cooking
stess asd +, assaIs as % we goods
warrantea az represeute6 Y,Gl t,.Si ~ ~ aid :
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Aren't for Haii's Fire and Bar8!ar-Proof Sates
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UNAA1LAB1E LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RIoHaoEp PosT.OPFIcs AUGUST 6.-R. NJ.
sully, r. and D. railroad, city Sterne &
Co., New York city Norvell RyIand, city ;
Vrgie NJ. Roy, city; Annie P. Merritt, Pc
tersburg, Va; Dir. Hubbell, Philadelphia,
Penn. Miss Addie Burgess, city; Miss
Fannie Booth, Prince George county, Va. ;
Miss n. d. Layne, Covington, Allegheny
county, Va.
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xabor-Reform Convention.

Lab0F-ReIOfzn ConsS
LOWELL, Mass, August 6.-The Labor.
Reform State Convention, with the oplect
to secure ten hours' labor, met here To-Day.
Thirty delegates were in attendance. They
disavow politics as between the great par.
ties. and tender congratulations and best
wishes to the efforts of the farmers. west,
for cheaper transportation from the prairies
TO Underwater.
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RlgcY1oN OF MILITARY OFPI0BRs.-At O
meeting Of the Walker Light Guard (Com.
pany b. First Virginia regiment, held in
their armory night before last, First Lieu.
tenant j. B. Bland rendered bis resignation ;
which was accepted. Immediately there
after Second Lieutenant Charles T. Binford
was elected First Lieutenant, and Third
Lieutenant E. D. Starke promoted to the
rank of Second Lieutenant.
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il By Cook & Laughson, AuctiopeeTs,
corner Franklin ana Goya-nor streefss

STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
- GOODS, STURE.FiXTUREs, &C. At AUG.
TroNs-On THURSDAY, the 7th instant, at te
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, the stock Of
n MlLL}NERY!AED FAECY GOODS
all fresh and seAsonahle goods, embracing the Usual
,"r'-I'. : STORE FIXTURES! fa.ai
.".7'7 COOK 6 LAUGHTONa +
ans .u - .iBs@ I ~ Auctoneers.