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TNHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANC
i SOCIETY,
12O BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

THEORIES TESTED BY THE PANIC PROVED
TO BE TRUS:
l. During the last three months business men
have been Compelled to give all tht ir time and en-
orgy to save their business from ruin.
3. This proves that the value OF money invested
In commercial pursuits is 10 great degree conun-
gent upon the life Of Its poSstrsor Your estate. as
n whole, deprived or your management must shrink
IN alue from the moment of your death
g. Since, therefore, your business and Ill your In
yestments will Of less value tomorrow II You are
dead than to-day while you are living IT is evi dent
that YOUR life should br fully insured. he hardness
of the times instt ad OF furnishing IN excuse FOR de-
Law should add weight to the arguments In favor OF
ntmeoiate insurance, for If 1t IL hard Tor goh to
paya premium NON, how much harder would IL
DC for your family 10 support thenselFe. III tnese
times Il YOU were deadI $780,
Won owe to your family. The feeling that your faui-
ilv IA proyided for, no matter what may happen,
vim ,fford YOU comfort which an equal amount or
money laid out In any other way could NOT pur-
;This question claims your consideration now
u,rh IL carefully, aud decide before The close OF
th,. Year what action you Will take Before lnsnilnS
exaT,,ne Tie EQUlT ABLE TOSTlSt SAVINGS
EfTEn pOIt CY which offers advantages secured
nv No other plan of insurance. 4,
'For further information apply to our agents
'nroushoo' '"o rEYTOS & ELLERSON.
General Agents lot Virginia,
11l9 Maln street, kichinono, va.
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The late Johns Hopkins, of Baltimore,
was a regular attendant upon the Friends
meetings. He spoke TO Or. j. Z. Thomas
during bis last illness of his faith IN Goo,
and in the Lord Jesus Christ as one WITH the
Father and the author of the Christian reil-
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Especial NOrICE-The hooks OF the
= rueni of the real estate for me cy OF
,ichmonI vii. be oan for in.neclion al the T'u ~,
r,l Cnamber rooG, over t1n Masonic Acaasi, ida ia
Hr nd ux.r rea SnEh trId zenith str,. hnsau LIE trn
rrou, ,he isrh 10 3lst De ,eaber 1919; inS ST
ito LIN, o m p NJ WlLLI- ID Il. La SE'
iiepA < - n. n. Lee.
j, W. SHIELDS,
a, 90 .rSea. ga r5-'l Commissioners.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
uUDGINs, GORDON & co. are reeeiY-
ing their THIRD SUPPLY Of
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, DIAGOSALs, sAl-
TEENS, MERlNoEs, and CAsliMERES
ata still further reduction IN price
RACK SILKS and MOURNING GOODS
uARRIs,s SEAMLESS and VICTORIA
GLOVES,
RUFFLING, OUTLINES, ard RuFfs OF Inc
newest styles.
IN DOMESTIC GOODS, BLANKETS, Fl-AS
EELs, GENTLEMEN's and LADIES oSoLi''
WEAR, q good assortment, and al lo~ prices
IN
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NATIONAL GRAHaE.-The bank balance Of
the National Grange is between $4,000 and
S5O,n00, and Il permanent investment Of
$4,000 is TO be made in United States regis
tpred bonGs f.......
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OFFICE RICHMoSD AND WELDON koUTR,l
RICIIMoNp, VA, October 20. 1873.
rEsHE TRAINS on THIS ROUTE

!. OFFICE RICHMOND AND W KLDoN koUTH,5 @
RICnMoSp, VA, October 70, 1873. J
rESHE TRAINS on THIS R0UTK
L run "a follows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at COG a.
Nj. and i. NJ; arrive Ut Petersburg ut 6iI a. ~,
and 500 Z. Il. arrive at Wcdonat $3.50 4. ID. ana
FhEiGHT TRAINS, with a passenger ooaoh at.
cached leave Richmond for Petersburg at D A. u.
aud s z. NJ, aud returning leave Petersburg at =
~ kHTUkNISG MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon al
$50 4. 81 and Al Z. IL, and leave Pcterssurg a
1910 p. Nj. and 1866 =. NJ. -.
ACCOMMODATION TaAlSS leave Petersburg
daily ut 8 4. 81. and Rich mond at 12:30'P. NJ.
Pnsseuyers from Norfolk will Connect With the
train leaving Petersburg at 1871 P. n. and those
for Norfolk will leave Richmond on the l2:3OR.
!" The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAISs. between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places a.
The Freight Trains win no: run on SUNDAYS.
and the 7:5H p 81. Mall Train will not leave PCterg-
burg on SUNDAYS, and the 6:05: A. ii. Trssn WIN
not leave Richmond on AOhDAY5. 4
The MAIL TRAINS will noc stop between Ricn.
mond and Petersburg except It ManehesteS Hio
Passengers from Glover Hill Will leave % A.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond " T. ID. dauS
Except sundaysl.
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg VIII Start from
luc Washington-Street depot. -,
PULLNAN's PALACE SLEEPiN9.CARS n1o
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
o.o5 General Manager. =
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\ RAILROAD PURcuAsE-TuE PgSNsYLvA-
Ma COMPANY SECURES TIE Most DIR EcT
ROUTE BETWEEN CLEVELAND AND ST. LOUL. =
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says:
The Pennsylvania Company, operating
number OF railroads west of Pittsburgh,
has been In session for the past two days at
their general offices, corner of Tenth and
Penn streets. The Cleveland. Mount YER
non aud Delaware railroad, which has just
been cor>pl ted from Hldson to Columbus,
the controlling interest in which was owned
by the PENNSYLVANIA Railway Company, and
which has been controlled Is an independent
concern, was formally turned over to the
company, and viii hereafter be operated by
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and 81. Louis rail-
way. Colonel scott AMI other prominent
members OF thr company left the directors
special cur yesterday AFTERNOON.
The oljrc, Of this purchase is to give the
Pennsylvania Company a western connection
with Cleveland. This they have not had
heretofore over lines controlled by the COM
pany. They have had a western connection
with Toledo. but the travel east OF that
point toward ST.. Louis would naturally take
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
route.
1.-The ncw road purchased, extending from
| Hudson 10 Columbus. is 145 miles song. AT
| Hudson it connects With The cleveland and
| Pittsburgh railroad, and at Columbus il
. makes direct communication With 4. Louis
| The distance by the new route, which thl
| will give, from Cleveland TO st. Louis, IL
| 59T ,nilc-. The di>tanc. from Cleveland t.
| ST. Louis by the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern route is 636 miles. This make
the new route 80 miles shorter, and give
the most direct communication between
| Cleveland and 81. Louis.
This purchase. however, has nothing Il
do with the rivalry now existing btt%eel
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad aud rfc Balti
more and Ohio railroad, as 1t will in u
manner affect the competition between tn
two companies"
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: 1Urvy SALE STABLE.

T IVERY AND baEE 81 AH11H. k.aIs
i have openei liv-ry stable on Second Es-1 ~
hrweeu Broad md Grace str cts anu Gan su Wy.
~ ~ .it ttn,,s handsome aud desirable ii sChS. bOn
AIS and saDDLE-HuSks. Horses bonlueo
by the day or month at be most reasonaosr fl ma
will make every fort! io1'lease my palroAs' an
CIV g. yay punr mites sJii5fapi o. ! Will also htep
m assortment OF WHuD AID COAL AZ the ioGeo'
prscta iasn,a and Grace
streets- . f-..
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
"A u,,1i hr taught at GAINESVILLE, King William
l2in JaauT TSs a as ap %
@ u ,as viii I've taught and al. the Latin lau-
g Sa isan lake four girls il my family as bosrders
For sI nsns ssS sG5 bsa AIDED y cong
ssan sSIisrants. who, as well as myself have had
Several Years experience at teaching address
Manpohic pns-Ofice.
King VILLAIN county, Va.
REFERENCES: Rev T. -. siss On :? H. VA Mu.
" \. o. c1yatb, ey and olonel william X. Ayietl,
IN NAV x ,na William and Or. William o. Qurse.
OF Vtrxi ia Senate. oe ZI-o-tawM9" -S 80
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1874 now rs THE TIME 1874
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

=
ANY MAGAZINE or PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS By
j. Z. ELLYSUS,
EEws-DEALER. 40 1112 MAIN sTEEET,
3 kICHNOND. VA.
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in Newspapers, Cooks, MAGAZINES, Games, Sta
tlonery, school Books, Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
s. AND THE PUBLIC.
The follo;vrg sent by mall TO any part OF The
country ut the following rates, which are the pub
fishers Lowest prices:
- DAILIES.
View York Herald. 81 2 New York Tribune. 81 2
New York Word.... 2 New York Times, IL
Richmond Dispatch. Of Commerce, 80, 19
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RICnMoSp, Yoga RIVER AND CnEsArEAKE1
RAILROAD COMPANY
RICHMOND. November 9th. 1879. }

RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. November 9th. 1873.
NN AND AFTER THIS DAfE PAS
~ SESGER and FREIGHT TRAINS ON this
road will run AZ follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for. West Point ieayes
Richmond at 3 r. NJ, and truln from West Point
will arrive ut Richmond NJ 0:30 4. 81. L Nv tStin-
eays eAccBLed.
The spenoid steamer HAVANA, Captain A. G.
TICKLE, has been placed OH tho route betSeeA West
ro!nt and Baltimore to run In connection With this
voad, aud Will makethree uipea week. leaving West
Poin. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS: and .3ATuR-
DAYS on lie arrival OF the train, which leaTes Rich
Inoac nj Z. M.. arriving at Baltimore next morning
Ia annie time 70 connect With tralu3 Tor tho NORTH
and Vi cat: and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, Wed
NESDa YS. and FRIDAYS at =. H., connecting
al West Point with the train due nj Richmond a.
1880 next morning. .
Fare 10 Baltimore, IS colored people, "a
FREIGHT TRAIN. ior through freight only.
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS Thursdays. and aaear-
La vs. ut A. 81. Through freight received daily.
FaElGHT TRAIN, with passenger ear attached;
for freight between Richmond ami West P0suts
leaves Richmond on Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays at $50 A.. VI. Local freight received Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
EbW. =. FOLaER,
General Freight and icket Agent.
". n. BRAGG. Muster Tr1nsportatIon. no :
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UFFIcE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE tAfLRoaB Co.,
RICHMoND,.VA.. December Z, 1879. J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
Train No. l-souTuEEN ExpRsss-leayes Rich
mona at sos a. NJ: arrives at Burki.vC ut 500
A. NJ, arrives at Danylile 1t l.. n, arlsYes 6t
Greens Oro' n $3.50 T.. NJ ...
Train No. NEW ORLEANS AND SEw YoRK
ENPR Ess-leaves Greensboro ut l:16 T. H.;'ar-
rives ut Danville at 3:52.P. arrives st Burke
vile ut S:04 L. NJ, arrives at kchmcnd ut II a02
L. d.. rs -. .3
Train No. 3-THRoUGII MAIr-leaves RtehEsnd
at l:4S p A.; arrives at Burkeylile ut 4D6 p. H..
arrives at Darvlllc Il 95S Z. ~ arrives ut precns-
boro at 1880 A.. NJ. -
40. ALTHOUGH MAII-ieaves Greensboro st
2:15 p. NJ: arrives At Danyire at 5.34 A.. ar
ryes ut Rurkevillr al 35 a. NJ; arrives at Rich
mnnd ut 1872 z. NJ.
Train No. 5--LYNcIIpURo PASSBNGRR-isaveS
Richmond ar 9:42 A. M. arrives at BurkevtNe az
1880 p. NJ; arrfvcsat Lynchburg az $40 T, d.
Train No. 6-BURKEYILLE ACCOMMODATION.
leaves Lynchburg ut $50 p. NJ, leaves Burkesille
Ut 1876 A. II arrives ut Richmond at 1868 A. M.
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with tratng
on th Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad faoEa
Lynchburs and the south. Pullman pslactscnrs
run from Richmond to Charlotte and from Guar
lotre to Atlanta and New Orleans without chaiske
Train No. makes close connection at Charlotte
with trains on The Atlanta an richmond Airline
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile New
Orleans, and all poiuis South and southwest
Through tickets sold 20 all points south anu soalh
wet. and baggage checked through.
T. NJ. Il. TALCOTT,
dc q Engineer aud superintendent.
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pREMIUM STEAM-DiE1NG AND NJ
CLEARINGHOUSE 4 rAiN Pr hvE6
! udea and gentlemen having articles C., ne ~ En
nr ~ ED viii find that We do work Deter anu
for TWEErY-FlVh PER CENT: Les ui. .c, Hn5
o.ner ,a ~ RIM nv steam. rhcleb enabling us 10
tru ouL work al short notice, and not depend upoa
the sl"w process Of soas ans d H. fuDs;
H da Is e N'''' j, j. sCU1T, Proprietor.
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EOR NEW YORk.-OLD EO-A>|EFS
Il MINIOS STEAMSHIP COMPANY H.s.as.ss Y
The sl,le-nheeI steamships OLD DoMIN.oN
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, AI.BEM ARL +, anu
HATTt.kkS, and the steamer RlCHNO;S ID, asaVe
New York for Norfolk City Point ann EtGnm ~
every r y F.SDAI, THURSDA1, anu oaA ohbA'
~ teaye Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
ard SUNDAY At high Tide. o,o,,,
These ships are entirely new. They baYe elegant
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, Accommodations ana as'enl'h 'e an'
Frsights for points beyond New York forward.d
with dispatch, and no charge maue except ac'"o
expenses incurred. tn a.o.rn.us ror al,
southern and European ports.
Freight received until p. y. daiiy.
On and after NOVEMBER LIST the shIps OF tnis
Hue will leave Norfolk NJ O'Clock L. Nj curing
the winter. ,u,a .s...
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., hgents,
Office Company's wharf, Eocke!ts'
Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN. .,s
JOHN +. MAYER. ~
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BIT Johns Hopkins's disease took the form
Of s.eeplessuess, says one OF the Baltimore
N
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CHESAPEAKE AND on ~ "a =.
- ROAD.-Oa and after Decernbs4 - Ao'S' -
passenger trafE1 will run as felIoHB:
WESTWARD - :,
MAIL TRAIN,-Leayes Richmond ooV ~ y
yl4sitY except S5tday, conneenhg VA ,d Ghsr
ExPRESS TRAfA.-Lsayes ktctnnouds r..
Pm. DAILY except Saturday, couzlefIluE, W,
louisville for Washington and The EoftEsS % ~
riyes al Huntington ~ p. N. next Gay: a I've
leaves Huntington on arrival OF the trah; and "s
at Ctseinnatt ut O'Clock next moruinN 4,
SulpEHS only at junction. Gortonsy.e. 'Oh1ridA
vile, S1snilton, Goshen, S.tlboro', and CStipetoR
: ACCoMMODA ALTON TRAIN Leaves H&6asoA
at 4:4S +. ". DAILY excsTs sunday and srfS3cES
GordonsrlIe at $50 2. NJ. THIS Train ccsnecta~
GordcnsV.He for Lynchburg.>
EASTWARD. 80.
s Steamer leaves Cincinnati vt r. N. DAIs4' css
cept sunday, and arrives az Darlington g. 9-AIs
NJ. neNl day, connecting with eyprsss train. 700
EXPIRES TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington a. 16As.
M. DAILY except Sunday. and arrives at ktchusord
al 4.30 A. IL. next day, connscttpg With Lainst
going south a:nf with James Rive steamer for Nor
folk. This tam stops between White Sulphur ana
StaaIton, Goshen, Ml.bcro', and CexS
hng1on. ' ...-
MAIL TRAIN:-l caves Hinton sEo'clcck A. NJ
DAILY except St,.rhsys connecting With w., Qsyae:,
n. Il q. 5. rallrcad al charlottesville and Gor1Dns-|
Vile; and ssriys. a. ?. Eleh hi, at I'm
rivcs 81 Richmond ut $50 4. d.
For further Information Inquire at tie sumpanys
on!ce, on Broad I! nearSeysntcenth strees..
EDGAR VLlET, Gsnernl Passenger and Ttokee .
Agent. Coo
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Steamers ieare their new pier in the Dosk, foot
of Twenty-secoad street, every TUESDAY and
URDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Freight received ND TO O'Clock 2. NJ, and Sasur-
DAYS up to 81 O'Clock =. VI. .sH
Through bills signed TO all points north AMI west,
and rates guaranteed as low as any other line 81
Apply To l.. b. ThTUM. Agent.
Offices, Twenty second and DOCK and Ninth and
Main streets de-
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RICHMOND, FkEp'G & PoToAAc Il. Il. Coal
GES'L TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS RFiCE. (
- RICHMOND. Octooer l2ths loT0.S "
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND p0To-
MAC RAILROAD.

Up DAY MAIL leaves Byrd trset ssaGoa q
iIP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-streas station at
IL p " lexcept on Sundays.l
ZIP ACtOMMODAT!ON leaves Broad street Sti-
ton nj +. NJ. iexcept sundays,
DOWN DAY MAIL arriYes ut byrd-s'fcss sta-
lion a, 40 r. n.
49,, i.5C) \. NJ. Iexceot on Mondsys.)
NV y ACCOMMODATION TT; .+s arrives a.
prn,d. street station at S37 =. IL texcept on eoh'
days.l .,>,, ,.,o pro,d rcet station
on Mondays Mehnesdays, aud , Er ihe linda,
a. IL IirsGer,cL sb;irg railway. Returning arrive
nj Broad-,tret station on Tuesdays lhu'''ays' anu
saturdays ut = =. ". ,.,.,,,.,,
by ORDER oi uehei - ). GENTRY. II
40 General Ticket aud FreighI Agent
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LUMBER DEALERS.
& II 4 G L Z S.
$4,000 No. / HEART SHINGLES.
$4,000 No. l SAP sHISGL.s,
10000 No. HEART SHINGLES,
DOORS, WINDOWS, and BLINDs,
for sale by
TRUMAN A. PARKER CO.,
Canal and Byrd streets from Fifth to Sixth street.
[de 16J
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CHRISTIAN. UNION FOR 1874.

1914 RANDOLPH & ENGLISH Of
TIMETABLES free to all; PHYSICIANS VS.
TING LISTS, POCKET and COUNTING
HOUSE DIARIES, ALhANACS, LedgerS, Jour.
ceipt Sales, Order, fine, Balance, Copying. Pass,
anu Sic noraIdu IL Books, Of many niJe5 and quail
Ties, ut prices from $50 to SC. each.
To &c. good ACCOUNT BOOKS send early or
ders 20
de e7-d.sv l3lsMaIS STREET.
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nOyAL,FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN1
h of LIVERPOOL AND LONDON mn.
nsnoS,t., with Treasurer OF Virginia $4,000.
rapEKiAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY VI
A LONDON. ,.
ASSETS Wv .....' -.
f,eposit tsl with Treasurer OF Virginia bSo,oo";
shareholders personally Responsible LOT Tue oon'
ciltous of the above companies. r.,,., ,,,,r,-
,.nies. We solicit the patronage of the public upon
their unqu.9psbls security prSRI neom neo
HIM IL. CLAIBORNE & co; Agents,
'ooN, - No 1lOs main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Conf AMI W
NJ NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER to-. ooo.oooss %, on
Cash dIviacnds, surpaseing az otheT"' a. O''' IN
'Vfrg , nnn naya,Ie snuusDy. semI-annuAy am
quarterly. ,ro cuuApssr company
IN Inc JUN II. CLAtBnsr., Aeent,,
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n n. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
| J. SIrR NICE AGENT. 1014 MAIN STREET,
hIC4XoSD VA. representing me rc,,,,,-
AMAZON INSURANCE IA. :, 6o G0 zoo: Oh o'ne'D
hn a.; SHAT.TaN FIRE INSURANCE CoMPa-
ny, of New York1asss1s over $500: 0o99; MIXING
LYNCHBUkG lNsUkhNCE hHp .ss a. y over
COMPANY. of Lynehours' 'a-S'se'' ''e'
'1 STt u8sSTIc INSURANCE. o6 G9 9S6: OF
nITgTGiN EIHE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
asilim ORE, md.-assels over 5000, o0O: .roo .
with thu al sna pggompy Oad
W th,s agency. Applications solicited, and imme
di.,a att9 ton given therrio. w ~
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1920 VIRGINIA FIRE 1872
AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

STATEMENT DECEMBER !, 1873:
A Observation-Disclosures. S37S, 139 o.
,IAB11IrIgs ................ 1907 65
FIRsT-CIhsS SECURITY AND REASONABLE RATES
OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.
1T SOLlCITS THE PATRONAGE OF OUR
CITIZENS.
Office, No. 1913 Main street. r chmond.
W. L. COw ARD1N, president.
WILLIAM WILLIS. Jr. Sccret,ry. de 17.ln
TOHN B. GRAM, formerly connected
- with the Richmond agency of the Continental
Fire Insurance Company, Of New York. has been
appointed assistau. seer tary of the CITY FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY. of Richmond, Va.
Office, No. Ills Main street de l2-30t
4
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THE AMERICAN STEAM .{gTS
4 SHIP COMPANY. OF PHlLA- -ssssSssase.ssS
DELPHIA.-G,hin accommodations tstrictly first
classl 800: first Storage, $40; steerTlgc, $50.
Through bills of lading given TO Liverpool. For
freight apply To- ;,,.oo,, ,o
orlS Agents here.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN WOOD.
LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.

WILLIAM 2. FORD.
$40 Broad greet, between Madison and Monroe.
having on hand and arriving 5 600 cords SEASON
ED OAK and PINE WOOD, he has determined 10
sell at the following reduced prices, delivered in
any part Of the city:
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FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
On aud after DECEMBER 10. 1873. the fast ana
elegant steamer joins SYLykSTEls, Captain
JoHS A. Posi-, will leave company's wharf, Rock
cts. Tor above-named places on MONDAY WE'D
SESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS at 6:30 q: III nha re-
turning Will arrive bcre TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at5 p. NJ.
Passengers maze sure CONNECTIONS with Say Lime
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, anu New
York .,-o
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE- "a
FARE TO WAY LASDlNGs.... ! 0U
sare 10 Baltimore. ...................'. y w
Fare to Phuadelphla.,. 2V
Fare TO New York. ................... IL 0V
Tickets for sale on s.eaners and at eiarDer Co.
Ticket Agency. and baggage checked throu2f;
Freight received daily Tor Boston, Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and regular landings on James river
Fre.sh. for way-landlngs must be prepaid.
L.. TATUM, Gcnerll Agent
Office: Company's wharf, Roeketts; sral.sh Oh,
Zee 1T " ID. Bl;ilr &C Co.'s, corner OF Mum ana
Main ~ -
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The DuEI!C arc lnNIIEu % t,lVt MN Z CHII 10.
DE- S-eod3s $40 VEST BROAD STREET.
THEAP FUE livery FINE FOR
~ CULINARY PURPOS ES.-Superor 6 AS
HOUSE COKE. In qua titles from ten bushels to
twenty thousand for sale at the Cas- Works, Rock
ettS. Il" l6-2H
A LBERT BLAIR,
Ia wholesale and retail dealer In
ANTHRACITE AND hlTUafISOCS COAL,
Also, West Virginia SPLINT COAL
Factories, families, aud smiths supplied at low
prices.
de l2-lm
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Special terms to parties clubbing for three or
more papers Or Magazines.
IT ELLYSOS. Se,Ysdealer,
1112 Man street, Richmond, We.
no Sd, sw&w
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4 HESAPEAKE AND on ~ "a 49, :. :.
- ROAD.-Qa and after Decernb1 !" Ao''' '''

I de 24-Iw -. - |.=s 80
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A FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP BROWN STONE TO
~ let furnished, on Fortysccond street. near Sixth
avenue only $4,000 year.
II. L. DREW CO. 1h5 Filth avenue
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FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, WEST
"A sxtieth street. Boulevard rent 81 200; also
Cottage, West Sixtieth street Boulevard rent 100
ID. BARROW, 9S5 Eighth avenue.
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Also
number of first class Houses for sale.

ELEGANT STONE HOUSE ON FIFTY-FOURTH
"A street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues to et size,
202 Broadway.
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FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE TO
n let furnished, FOry-third street. between Fifth
and Madison avenues; owner going to Europe
Ii. X. DREW 4 CO., 1855 Filth avenue.
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A THREE STORY FRENCH ROOF FRAME HOUSE,
"A 3x4O, with modern Improvement Is rooms suita-
BILE for two families; whole part $685. 3l2 East Egh-
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A no LET. FURNISHED, ON TwENTY-FIRsT
IA. street, Seventh avenue four story high soop
House; S225 per month. II. r. DREW co. l5g Fifth av.
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n House IN Harlem completely and handsomely FUR
nished convenient tho boat leaves Peck Slip rent
81 100 GEORGE q. SOREN l73 Fifth avenue
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A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-ON TWEEN.
IA tythird street, Fifth rent moderate.
ii. Il. DREW CO, 1856 Filth avenue.
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FJ,O LET-FURNIsHED, THE RESIDENCE OF THE
late Jesse W. BENEDICT at Audubon Park, Washing.
ton Heights New York city; property is on the banks of
the Hudson ample grounds, double house. stable, &C.
For full particulars and circular apply to COLEMAN
BENEDICT, IA Broad street. or PETER CARTER, $50
Rroad Wav
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ITO LET FURNIsHED-IN WEST TWENTY EIGHTH
l. street, near sixth avenue, a neat, medium sized
House. III excellent loo atom rent 500 per month. Apply
at 70 East Feth street This is bargain for private
family,
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TWO LIGHT LOFTS, TOGETHER OR SEPARATE
i with steam Power. WILLIAM +. YOUNGS
IA East Tenth street.