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OFFICE OF
5. ROOSEVELT Il CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
I, O. box .IyD.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 10, 1875,


DEAR SIR--In connection with our
hardware business, which will he con-
Quoted rs heretofore, we have organ
lied u cotton factorage and general
commission department., and beg leave
to tender our services In that capacity
to shippers OF produce TO this market.
In doing 40 WI can assure our friends
that our organization is complete, and
our facilities for handling cotton,
wool. hides, &c., Sc. equal 10 any
house in the trade. We nTe fully pre-
pared to make Ms liberia, advances IN
cash, as due regard Ia safety will JUS
tify, and TO make faithful aud prompt
returns for all property committed TO
our care. Intend ing, IA we positively
do, 10 transact u legitimate commission
business, and, under no circumstance,
TO either buy or sell u bale OF cotton
for our own account, enables us TO AS
sure our friends that our best exertions
viii he directed towards insiiriiig full
mar kei rates for all consignments
made us.
Mr.. w ID. Scogin, so well known to
our friends IN Texas, La, AMI Ark,
will continue with us as heretofore, and
VIII spend the greater portion of his
time In those States and solicit con-
signments. We have also secured the
services of Mr.. David Ruskin, whose
long experience in handling cotton,
&c, IN this market has famiiiariZed
him with all details Of the business. He
will give his eiltire attention to the sale
of all shipments sent to us, and will be
pleased To hear from his old friends and
correspondents in his new connection.
We Will endeavor to keep our Gus
TONERS posted on the conditl III Of the
market, aud furnish them with any in
formation In our power ns may be to
their interest.
Respectfully soliciting n share OF
your business and a trial shipment nj
an early day, we remain,
Yours, most truly.
sept21dSwIf \. ROOSENELTS 90,
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mayGiS
Head This.

All persons having unsettled accounts of
two aud three months standing, had better
come forward and settle them at once, or
they may ind them IN the hands of an OIL
Ger. Please retollect our terms are cash or
thirty days-except by special contract
oct2S q II, n MCMuLIES Il 70
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y. ID. Moore, having engaged in the gro
Gerry business II will not interfere with the
agency Of the house OF j. II. Burnett n Co.
commission merchants, Galveston,
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our lively little village over the river yes.
tertay resembled nothing so much as bee
hive Everybody was busy, and big
crowd Of people present.
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The Robertson County Council Grange,
meet at their hall In the old courthouse
building ~ owcnsyille, the Friday before
the full moon IN each month, at 10 q. IN.
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Notice is hereby given that will proceed
In accordance with the above instruction.
oct30dtf Il. ID. COMPTON, Marshal.
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The day yesterday was devoted TO evil
business. aud nothing OF very novel or In
teresting nature occurred.
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Sweet aud Irish Potatoes.

Just received, at Curtis, Brown " Co,
Public Square aud Austin Avenue, the
finest kind Of sweet and Irish potatoes. A
full line Of choice groceries always ON hand,
aud sold at the lowest living prices. octsstf
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sanr Krnnt and Maccaroni

Saur Kraut and Maccaroni,
Irish aud Sweet Potatoes,
Ground Rio Coffee,
Tea 1bc. la sl,25 per pound.
Powder, Shot and Caps, ..s..
N. y. Factory Cheese,
Liqors, 1obaccos and Cigars
For sale at
,cillif J. Il. SMITHS.
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Whent Wnuteu.
will pay cash for good wheat delivered
to my order IN East Waco.
octGlNwtf Y. G. A. ROGERS.
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octl1d Nwtf

liz TUSE.-Speaking of the human
body, the poet says:
This harp contains n thousand strings,
And dies IL one be gone,
and like the instrument referred to, the
strings require toning from time to
time, or the whole music of the life Is
but discord yielding no pleasure and
no utility. Nothing will tone the sys-
TEN and keep il in order like the Home
Stomach Bitters, which as u stimulent,
stomaohic and recuperator, has no
equal in the market. These pleasant
bitters are composed of the most salu-
tory aromatic herb in base of pure
spirit, and by strengthening the diges.
tive organs. stimulating the gastric
chyle keeps the human body IN The
highest state of health. o29-lw
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The Astral has now worldwide reputation
as the safest and best. The Insurance com
panies and Fire Commissioners throughout
the country recommend Pratt's Astral On as
the hest safeguard when lamps are used.
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DIrsrces Running I'm Families.

To the Editor Of the Netr York World:
Sir,-A. Bout divorces Running IN fani'
iyes hear Is my expeeryuc. got acquaintcd
~itha yeang girl and faith and mother taid
me that 9as going TO the rong place but
slA l was dixie great NARY Others to the pre-
SAINT day pew more tban they both new
AID | got mad and left my homs and this Cir!
aud keep up our cort ship for yearana
the old folkes would send word to ne to
quit going there, still tbeat made no diftir-
ents With me aad at last luaited as one Of
the tse,ly aud then l iurnt The secret bur
great Grand mother bad left bur third
nus SAND which the old ladv when
nag hur she was 1i8 years old aud as
sup'e as a girl in her ttenes the old lady
raised up three famileyes of children and ibe
girls taken the same step Of tie old lady but
this young girl Lhut marred bur prar d |
mother had lett bur secboed husband aud
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BY Wellington Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
office corner Eleventh and RaDk streets.

TOMM ISsIONERS SALE OF THAT
S - fafM * T%e agS WfT
BY" OS JAMES RIyER.lN CHI. sirr RFlELD
COUNTY THREE Mills BELOW MANLHES.
TIN n sE MT0 ., stssaA y;
the Circuit Court Of Chester field county pronounced
on tie 22d OF October. 1874, IN The case Of Pat.
tersou Frer CHI we shall, as special commission
don. tue mansion. house OF the Wbi by estate on
MUSDs Y the "a Of August 1875, al 8 "'cIcck Z.
NJ. IL fir II not, on the first fair day thereafter,
at the anne hour that tALu BE AND WtL,
KNOWN t>TATr CALI d WHITLEY, on which
Colonel s. Bassett FrtEch has loug resided, iocae,i
as above. containing TWO HUNDRED AND SIX
TY-ONE kCks s. with the usual improvements
James river the Petersburg turin Ike 10 the
Petersburg railTndd. The tract will be so divIred
10 sell II 10 the following manner-yiZ. No. !,
lying beyond the railroad, containing 2SSacres !;
No, z. between the railroad and turnpike containing
23 acres; No. 3, east Of h- turnpike cont iniDg 10
to 81 aces. On these ts there excellent build
Ing sites besines. they are admirably well adapted
for farming lands, u.arket-2ardeus, and suEurp II
residences. I heir nearness TO Manchester should
commence them favorahly 10 the citizens OF that
city as welt as 10 tnooe residing In Richmond
After the sale Of the rego!pg hres tracts OF land
the residue OF the Witty 'e.tae with The build
ines, &C., thereon containing about ONE. HON.
pr u AND THIRTY ACRES, more or less, Will
be sold.
att ract sfectsi attention from tho:e wihpg To Sc
cure comfortable FIRM on James river within
three or four miles, OF klcnm Id, ana In fun y.w Of
tl -8l "a b. s..-aFs
Terms: Enough la cash TO derray expense, OF
sale ano costs Of suit; lance in six, twelve, and
eighteen manth,, for neg Table notes, VIII en-
dorsed. secured By deed uf crust, or title retained
until al! Of the purchsse.moneh Is fully paid.
jy2 Special Commissioners.
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rs,HIJsTEF5 SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l SMALL FRAME pW ,ELtkc az On E Hhfo \
SS.Et n Eso.. ny AUCTION BY virtue Of the
prosions Of deed OF trust bearing aats Inc d gin
Jay OF July, 1874, from Charles =; Iens ur,
oS the city OF Richmond. TO aecure the unpaid pnr
chaseoey The properly mentioned I'D nd IT,
nn.sied so 10 do sell by auction OIL the premises
on THURsDAY the 9th day Of August ls1S, Ut 8,
O'Clock P. NJ, the RFA. EsIAIE GeScTi4sd IA N sne
fronting 57xll9 feet, with new and sttrscuve
rrame dwe,linr thereon containing four rooms,
with e1ceiIeuL water on ;he premises. -
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses n y
executing this trust and negotiable note for IS
with ihterrst thereon from the 18Th day or july,
1S75 mill paid the residue In six aid twelve
mouths NEGOTIABLE notes to be given for the derer-
red payments with interest added, and secured by
a f,.rd of trz,st IA. RICHARDSON,
" 81 Truatee.
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f,r the attendance was so great thas IL was
impossible 10 get In a good position 20 nea'
all that was going on. .7r =,
The Conference net Satu Gay mofhins n.
the usual hour, the president 10 the ena,,
religions services conducted by --' W.
nu,cs read aud approved.
''he Tsomnir,ee on District Parsonage re-
portet that they deemed 1t advtsabie ~ uE
trfe<te the amount 81 the lndeoteouesS "
The parsonage amoog the various c''cu,e,
an,a tn nrsse unen the churches us pay Msnt Ut
the earliest possible monicn,.
rho nafier or EDUCATION having come up.
Rev paul whitehead earnestly appealed
m the ,,eople to support the FarmVnie Te-
male College, which he represented as IN
very slourishiWs condition.
RESOLUTIONS highly recommending the
asoye-named institution were unanimously
pissed By tie Conference.
REV. A. s. Brown, the able financial secre'
tsry Of Randolph. Macon College, thea ad'
dressed the Conference in its behalf, and also
in behalfto: the Richmond Ctrtssscm ADO
cate.
Resolmions with regard to the above sub
jects we've passed.
On the subject Of Sunday schools several
addresses we're delivered, but was unable
| to hear them on account Of the noise 10 ths
I resr portion Of the house.
The following lay delegates were etecteo
TO tho Annual Conference: W. ". Weob, T.
". Redd, L. w. Rose, J. W. Davis.
Whites chapel, Nottoway circuit, wa:
chosen as the next place Of meeting. Son
fencrc &c then adjourned sine dee.
Sunday morning very large 'crowo was
In attendance. The morning sermon, oy
!.Rev. A. S. Brown, was very ane discourse,
clear and logical in style, aud well Delivered
The evening sermon, by Rev: Joseph hsas
was also very able one, and gave genera
satisfaction.
forgot to say that on Saturday evening
resolutions of thanks TO the people 10 tne
I nejghborbood Of Mt. Pleasant were adopted
! by the Conference; and certainly Such reso.
litions were never better deserved, Tor a'
that could be done to render the so!ourn OF
the delegates pleasant was eheerR'lly per.
formed. If ever attend another session OF
district conference ask no higher bohol
Than that it should be among such people az
have here found. Amid the yicisstudes ol
the future. whether they be bright ana JOY
OILS. or dark and mournfuI, the Pheasant
memories of this occasion will still TO my
sight "star-brigbt appear" W.Q W.
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sT Richardson & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Aneneneers,
No. 1113 nfain street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF EIGHT VALU-
4 ABLE BUILDING LOTS On THE Ngk ST.
HkM or sSnFFLETy,WN koAD scI BALE X
SQUARE WET GF TAE Residence uE
JSHN q. SHAFER. ESQ WtsT OF MosEO 1s
PARK, By AUCtlOS.By virtue ,r Oh .n Sae the
22d day or June, 1872, Gully recorded In the CLERK
Office or the lhancery Court OF the city OF kcn-
mond, to secure tsse unpaid Que on
said land. we shalt, trustees IN said Deco, Denf
thereto required by the beneficiary tbeIeln ~.
sell by auction, On the preMses' on FkhDf p uie
EST ATE Described In the deed aid as : Zoox
feet or baud on the north side Of Park avenue OF
iha old Westham or Sfufiie.own road, running Daes
to an alley 10 common 1S feet wide, haFtng oept,
rne OF l4s feet - half square west a tne rel a
dsucc of Sahn c. Shafer. ESQ: wet OF moh.o5J
part: dtvtded into seEf lots OF 81 feet each anu
one Of ssh feet .rnens.s of
executine this u ust, sad note for u Ooo "'.hSn
iprest thereon at rhe rate Of iweSe percenI EeI M
rum from The 22d day OF June. lsa5. noti, .ns
day of sale. AS to the residue OF ,ne lii ne
money, Suc notice OF the terms tEerroi Will oe
given SpiCH a'RDSON
Trustees.
p,rm. o1sou a Co Auctioneers. ~ ~
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An ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE A
n PUBLIC WEIGHER FOR THE CITY OF

rApprOYed January 5, 1881
l. Be II Ordlined By the Council Of the city OF
RiclmVnd, That The IersOn elected and qualified
as civ yaugpr and inspector shall be and Is hereby
authorized 10 acl public wrigher for the city OF
Richmond upon paying Into The city treasury H.
r-taH Of five dollars and taking IN oath for the
faithful performances of his duties NJ such wcShcr
and fling certificate Of such oath In the office of
the city clerk.
2. n sh,ll be his duty, upon the demand Of any
merchant. or other parry |" interest. accurately TO
weigh anu marx ans p cksg. OF sugar, c. fee, tea.
or other Article of merchandise continued IN any
bay, box. barrel or other covering. stating thereon
tho gross weight. III lart tif any,. ana SaoHing
distinctly The ner weight "f HE article Of merchan
die III case; Tor which service he sha be en-
titled t, demand and receive upon each package
such sum may be- agreed on between himself AID
his employer.
9. If any person shall alter, ieface, or change
any or the marks or characters made by the pubic
weigher aforesaid, shall attempt to lmltaie the
H. agks OF The public w-igher upon any package lot
wcighe by him. thereby to Live or detraud. he
shall for each offence pay fine OF not less than
twenty dollars. with the cost OF prosecution.
iy % St
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AUCTION SALES -Fritaare Das 2.
By arnbbs . Williams, ",
Real Estate Agents ami Aucnoreers,
Eleventh, s.rerl i,etwpe,., Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VEIL ELY,
C.yALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ThECf
OF RICHMOND AT J. UCTIOS.
Bright, &C., us. Lee. &c. in Rich@0g9 Shahcei'
Conrt. ljecree en' cred june e. 1870. !,
In execution OF tne said decree tne phuefsnus Il;
special comnIssir ,nert thereby *pphnten, wis ~,
by auction, rPOr. the premises respecusGsS IA 80
order nsmed below, the following cescrinea .set
valuable real estate, OF which The late WiiilaM ID
RSCdofpiI disd sefzed, 10 WIT: :,
On Thur SDAY, 29h Ju y: com ,I Z, ~ e.
5h O'Clock T. H., We wal sell FOUn D., ~.
T1FUL BUILDING LOTS situated neany np
posfte to the residence OF George d. ans.
Esa.. al she northeast corner OF FLaHknpr ap1
Monroe streets These lots front toge,hef 10y ~
on, Frasasin street. and run back l63H Ieet 70 aI
siIey On ftef wide andwti By. sold IN tn.se ,o an
al f.at each and one Of 33 feet; after when WI,
be- sold FOUR OTHER LUIS OF exaciy tne STINT s
oimensfons fronting on the south sac OF oisSs o.
iIa with the east fn or Monroe strtet.
TfSa prperty is locsged very deflraoiy on tne TWO
most nopuar STREETS for residences auo must aeep
fun aace with sny Improvement In real est y. ~
this rsIy rae opportunity is here onereo 10 NC
ure choice lois &C reasonable prices.
TERMS: upe-fourlh cash; balance at SIX, twelVe,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WIN IN,
terest added and title retained BY the court unni
fSe 1ss shalI be pafd. l.. Il. PAGE.
~ Wa. MhURY.
:.. JIM. MATTHIAS,
H. WICkHAM,
.. ~s JUSEPh BRYAN,
G. X. MACON,
Special Commissioners.
GpUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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EICHROSD AND rETRksBL re
RAILROAD COMPANY. J

EICHlOSD AND rETEkSBLE4i
RAILROAD COMPANY. )
TOMHENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
~ on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOCrH.
o:1O 4. NJ, THROUG II MAI. daily texcept suh'
day., connecting for all points o2H0
and West: Sls.pna s;I s',.sh,S s5u.
day), with coach attached, Tor Peters'
burg and stations on the souia'ios
road, Lynchburg, and the " e"t'
l:45 p. H., THROUGH NAIL daily, c0nnecnnS
.H for all points South and Wts ~
s, seExerB taking this train WIZ la, -.
close connection vt PetersDHN w
- Norfolk. -,
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily except suhdsIh
with coach attached.
LEAYE PETERSBURG NORTH. -,
7:3O A. n. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1eeV'
Sunaay) with COACH ATTACHED. ,.
i0A0 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. rynh.fs.s
with Richmond, frsderck.hlIt in.
Potomac railroad for all poins f~'
500 p. H., FaEIGHr daily iexcep; sandayh
..f coach attached. sr,
1882, H., THROUGH NAIL daily ie1cep: eat'
day., connecting Win klchHusi
Fredericksburg and P0tomsc, 800 -,
for AL points Eastand " est. rtnI ~ !.
...E Sleeper attached. running ui''ust~
Baltimore Also making cl@~ ~,
nection With the Chesapeake aid pu.s
-..* Dr. railroad for the Virginia spr!hs a3S
points North and Ntss- nth.
The NAIL TEAMS viii not stop between H-S
mond and Petersburg except al Chester. IN Lana
b Trains on the Glover hill railroad VIA eli al
Clover Hi pits It $50 A. NJ; and retrrnh r.'
leave Chester ut 2:40 p. dali! except 4;n
ILL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII s''' NV
Apponattox depot. .-,.,o,..-.
my 20 4. WE =. ~HIs- -ss~-
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AUCTION SALES-This Day
BY Cook Il LauRhIon, Aucuoneers,
No. Governor street.

ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
~ HOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCIIUE.-
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell AT our au:-
tou-r0oms general aSsor1m eht of furniture, con.
sisting of
MAHoG ANY WARDRoBEs and BUREAUS.
MARDLE-TOP MAHOGANY and WALNUT WASH
STANDS,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS
New double and siugle HAIa-fOP MATTRESSES,
BOOSTERS and PILLOWS. FEATHHR-bkDS,
CANE and Wo00-SHAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY HAIR-cLOTH SOFAS and CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY SIDkB Do and J ABLEs,
FRENCH SCROLL aid JArAhESE BEDsTEADS,
STAINED WARDROBES aud . ABLkS,
LOOKING-GLASSES, &c. &C. .--
COOK G LkCGHTuN,
iy 80 Aucionecrs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF a NEAT RESI-
i DENCs on EVERETT BETWEEN Sc,
OF MANCHs STAK. ON SATURDAY, August
Till fri, 1878, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, BY AVG
TION.-By virtue OF deed OF trust naiso July ~.
1873, from George W. Berry and ElenOra, his
wife, TO the undersigned. duly recorded in the
clerks office Of the County Court OF Chesterfield
couniJ-D. h. 56, puEe 711-beine REQUIRED ~
premises, on sATUR 'AY, August 7, 1875, at 8
O'Clock T. 81, by suetion, the proptrty mentioned
in said deed, being PART OF SQUARE No. 8,
in Marks addition. fronting &c feet on southeast
line Gf Everett street. beginning 90 feet from
Third street, and running hack 100 ieet TO a To-
foot alley with neat and comfortable residence,
&C., thereon.
~ 1S &C. MCRAE, Trustee.
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For RENT, .G5
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRIER WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Pursuant to y decree of the District Court OF the
t,ni'e States for the Gistric or Wsst virginia, rem
dered In the suit OF Gay and others rs he White
sulphur Springs Conn auy and others, the utder-
signed, special commissioner In said suit VIII ON
al the White sulphur Springs. GreenUrcr cUur y,
est Va. lese III aucti"u. subject to ratification
by The said court the perry If the Sad lii r.
SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY for the term OF
TWO ears ending November l. 1877.
The less, will BE- authorized Ia apply. under The
The rent TO improvements and repairs Of the sai
property and will be required, In addition 10 the
rent to uay the taxes Of every KIND which viii &C
crue az ,iust the said property during the term
Aforesaid. a:d to pay the insu 'auc. on said pro-
D. rty to The extent OF enc thousand dollars per
mum In premiums.
eGu.l ins.alments on III. 1st and 9Th Of August
aud LIST and 10Th OF September.
1is.kY N. MATHEWS,
fya.3Ot Specia Commissioner.
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILR6AD Coyry,j
tFf1CE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
y 1.-CHARLorTE EXPRESS. We,'w.rt-L-av.s
1856 4; H.; leaves Dundee al ia 7. NJ: hsyes
psn!,lle at 1:l7 p. NJ: leaves Grsens'o,o ~ 1888
n. M lea y, ss ssIsnpsy at SIG F. Nj
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YofK AND M OR.
LEANS ExPHEss. Eastward Leaves Charlotte a.
Soo ss ~ S1, A.
sorc' al 1888 +. n; leaves f,anvills nj 1872 p
NJ; Leaves dundee al 1.2U r. NJ: leaves burke.
yille al o. 2. NJ; arrives 1t Richmond At Eat
TRAIN No. s.-THEovsH NAn-Nsx loRK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond az se r. NJ;
1898 p. n; leave Dsnvtl'e al 1893 =. H..
leaves Greensboro al Pas A. NJ: leaves ssisur1
at 5:27 A. NJ: Leaves Air-Lim junction Al 1868
A. NJ; arrives vi Charlotte NJ 500 A. n.
TRAIN No. 4.-THroUoH NAIL, Eaa,ard-
Leaves Charlotte at b:24 =. "; leaves !sl bury
at 1l5s r ~: lay: Ss..nsbora, 50. a, NJ;
$50 a. ID. l~svrs Borksyille al 1888 \. ~;
arrives a. Richmond At 2:23 P. n.
Weetward-Lraye7 Richmo nd at 1920 A. n: ar.
riyes at RurkevilIe II 1:05 r. ". leaves Bnrs, Vile
II l:2c T. NJ: arrive At LyEcbbur2 At 4:2t +. "
East1ars- leaves Bsrk-viie Al 4:i3 a. H.: ar.
nyes at Richmond al e:05 A. y.
Train Ne. connects at Richmond with TIE
Chcapt2Ee and ohio TX lrOAd.
Trains Noe. AMI connect al Greensboro With
truins 10 and from Raleigh and Gnld-boro'.
al through trains connect al klchm0nd and Dun
dee with trLlns on the Richmond, ttederi ksbnrg
and Potomac railroaa, aud Washington Ciy. Wiz:
ein!s Midland Ind Great southern railroad. to and
from! Washington, Baltimore, Phllsdephi.' and
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richnond with
the Richmord, York River and ChcsspeAk, Rail-
road trains TO and from Baltimore and tAtefl
points.
trains Nos. ] and 2 connect al Charlotte S1a
trains on The Atlantis and Richm md Ar.Iin' rail'
road 10 aun from Greeuyille. Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all south "est
ern points. -
Trains Nos 8 and 4 connect At Charlotte with
the Charlotte. Columbia aud Atlanta raiir"a! ioI
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points.
Train No. 4 connects at Rurkeytl!e with The Al
lanric, Mississippi aud Ohio raj road from L nca'
burg, Chattanooga, and all south western poirsa.
Tickets sold TO all southern Arh SOUL western
points, and caDQayp "hecErs through.
Uabroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pallman palace-csrs through from New Orleans
10 New YORK T. NJ. x. TALtUri.
Engineer and Supertntsnh1t
W. T. WEST. Master Of Tralns. ny ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-30
EXTRAORDINARY SALE,

intending TO max change I'm our business W
In Juiy, We are se!tfngSour entire stock of FUR
NITURs and MATT q IS without regard
To COST Weh.yea large and complete stock, aud
BUYERS will not have The opportunity again to buy
articles In our iiar ut 'h- prices We are nov selling
A II parties n-edIng aurgooas Gun save money by
seeing ours ock. You will dnd BEDsrEApS. SIDE
BOARDS, BUREAUS, EXTESsION-TABLES. WARD
H0EES, fARLOk fCBsITURE- HASHSTASDs,
LoEsGRS, TABLES. boOK-t .AsEs, CHAIRS, tTA-
CERES. MATTRESSES. aod = great variety Of other
sooCs. HAYWOOD & RITTER.
lin #.... ......r.s. Governor street
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CITY ORDINANCES.
MAYORS uFRICE, I
RIoHbOSp, July 81, 1873. {

CLEAN THE GUTTERS.-Section 23d
~ OF chapter 80 Of The Citf diaances requires
She pccupats OF housAS and lots TO keep the cutters
and drains oppo,ite thereto constantly OPT and
free from obstruction. under penalty of not less
than one nor more than ten dollars. aud provides
that each dav after that OF the lrst dtrefcion shall
BE- punish, by a double penalty.
The city hands are now cleaning The cutters, but
,hcy ca mt keep them clean without neRectiDg
oihr public work, ana this ordnance must De re-
lied on 10 that end.
THIS is, therefore, to call public attention 10 the
ab We ordipance. and give notice that lis pro-
au1car ance Of the city, will be enforced Ii Is par
ticu,rly desirable 10 remove the most common AZ
eli civr obstruction g:ass. A. VI. KELLEY,
Nv % At MAYOR.