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TRAINS .sINe NoWrss.


TRAIN No 10 connects At Riehmand Junction
10 aud frufa points heiveen there nn,l i,ipgs,on,
~ Siantatd y IN staes- 10 aud frum ~simsr-et; 81
lanNiile station ~tth Stages IT, aud ffuu psnsiile
CITY At MttchelshurK With stsre. 10 sud tom rer
fyNtllc aud llafrs-ishufe. II tsianun With stages
10 nun spftnEheld, tamplsllsviilc tolunhia asd
Greenslnrg3 u lsispou Iunctiaa With Train.
having Al ~ ,. n aud i.1 a NJ, err Memphis,
Montgonefy, and intermediate Toints. pus-enref.
foine 10 Ioints North, fast, aud West frum Ioui--
Vile are transferred 10 Train Nc. 6 az Lebanon
Junction. Train No, connects Of Cincinnati Ians-
ilon With Y. e a T. u u &c the North Hnd iasi;
AZ Louisville IN Talon heI-t 9th ~ a ". and ! !,
NJ u. u. tr the North, last, aud West, ani
vth T. : Male liue ~tcamets ef ttnsinnsti aud
the East
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SIM MONS
LIVER
r. z G. UL AT O n /!

The SYMPTOMS " liver COM
plant arr uneasincSs and
pain In the side Sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder,
aud l. MISTAKEN fur lihcu-
matism. The stomach isaf-
f,cte,i with Loss % ARR
TIrE aud sickness, bowels IN
general CosrtVF, sometimes
alternating with laN. The
ItEAp l. tfuuhls,l with pain,
aud dull, heavy sensation,
considerable Loss 90 NFNu-
nv accompanied with palm
nil sensation u having IErr
UNpoNE something which
ought To have hecn a unc.
often complaining of weak
ness, pEniiIr1 aud low spir-
Its. Sometimes MANY of
the above symptoms attend
the disease, and NJ other
times very lew oi them, hut
the IIvER l. generally the
oman most involved.
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CAUTION.

Bay no Powders o. Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
REGl LATOR unless In our engraved wrapper,
with Trade Marx, stamp and signature unhr"ken
None other u genuine.
J. II. ZEILIN & CO..
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WV ,p,rRrIsrwrSrS.

The Crueisp Test Of the value cfs medicine
i time pocs experience confirm the claims put
iorth In its favor at the outset u the grand cues
ton Apyly this criterion, simple yet 80 ssrce-
ing, 10 TARR,Nr's EfFERvrs WI stlrtNR Art-
RkNr. How has ~ worm What has bsen iu MS
tory How does " stand 70 day.
Tarrant's Seltzer Apericnt
Is a household name throughout the United states,
II u administered ~ specific, and with success IN
dyspepsia, siek headache, nervous debility, l,er
complaint, bilious remittents, bowel complaints'es-
pecislly constipation) rheumatism, gput
sea, the complaints peculiar TO the msiernal SOY I,
aud all types VI inhamms ion. 10 mild 10 " IN US
operation that 10 he given With perfect safety TO
the eblest child aud agreeable T. u TO the.tss's
refreshing 10 the palate, that children never re-
fuse to utelt fof sale ny all druggists
o 90 week ta your own town. iernis aud -
yOt outfit free. u. HALiErr SCO rortland,Ne.
D. axtrs fine misea Cards. with name 10 e..
81 post-p paid l.. JONES co, Nassau, \, Y.
So $50 at SS; cS s.FS'' sIS
SOOH 81 20 NiCkERN, Augusta, Maine
Q \ a n day at home. Agents wanted. outht aud
oil termsfrre. TRuESCO., Augusta. Maine,
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urpIrINr


Governor u Alabama.
Your Regulator has hccn w
use In my family fa snmc
time, and anu pcrusdcvl "
isa valuable addition 90 the
medical scieucc NuvetuUr
=. Cut suoRrFR, Ala.
n have use,l the REGULATOR
inmy family fir the past sew
cntcdn YEAR, 7 can safely
rccommend " 10 the World
~ the hest medicine ! have
ever usc,lfof that class ofdis-
eases " purports 10 cure.
III, rniorES, President of
city Hank
simmons Liver Rcgula-
TOT has proved 4 guui and e.
hcacious meiiCine &C T.
NUrrt~u, Druggist.
1--WE have lcen acquaint-
cl With ~ simmons Liver
Medicine fnr more than
twenty years. aud know u
10 he the best Liver Eerula-
tor offered TO the public
NJ. u. LYoN and I'LL. Ives
Bellefontaine, Ga,
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titiss shuuld puteha-s t,ktts IA this route, aud
,,ii The iai'.uu, Watering rla'- IN N" mountains
ui Virginia.
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Thechesapeake & ohioR.R

L. the Great Pleasure Route TO Richmond
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York Boston, and all Eastern
aud Southeastern Fonts.
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STAMFORD 4 SOMERSET

Iutil further Notice, there viii ue uuly one
coach run on Thu line, leaving somerset uu tom
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, returning ,fum
stanford on Tuesday, Thuu.I,. and ~ttuulIN,.
some arrangement will h. malr o. carry ias,'n-
gers h. and from either place uu ,sii days.
25I-Imo D. .. CAMDEN.
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hostile to Richmond and treacherous and
disasters TO the interests Of Virginia.

hostile to Richmond and treacherous and
disasters to the interests Of Virginia.
Let us consider moment what would7be
the aspect OF commercial affairs in the
James-River valley should there DC a rail-
way from, Clifton Forge to Richmond :
All who know anything OF railroad economy
can see that at once the volume OF trade
and travel would follow the river by the
superiority Of the grades OF the river roau
and the short distance to the shipping
poiDt. Richmond would then have not
only hand in tile game, buta controi'"s
power over the commerce OF the State ana
neigbboring, districts tending to the tidal
markets and places OF shipment. In TINS
respect doubie-track railway from the
Blue Ridge and .Lynchburg WOULD soon
yindicate the claim Of Richmond to consid'
GRAFTON and preference. and bring her fully
toto the arena as leading competitor for
The commerce and trade of the West and
Southwest.
It has come to that that the canal must be
permanently repaired, and such places as
are washed by every flood should be raised
above the reach Of floods, and that fair and
Just exchange of freights shall be estab-
lisbed between the Atlantic, Mississippi and
OHIO railroad and The canal, or we must, in
Justice to Virginia and her capital, build o
railway from Clifton Forge to Richmond.
These things cannot be avoided while the
I'D routine of injury and repair apd delay
md ve2ation OF our commerce continues.
The "situation " must be changed anr ina-
proved.
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x,,It. and lancaster Wheat.s.R& 'p ~, =
or s,hctnfcRI examinations I'm Ing
laboratory or She Unfvernity or VIZ

rt,lt. ana lancaster Wheat..-R eDor.
az ChctnfcRI Examinations In IN.
Laboratory or che Unfyersity Of VIZ
gtnfa.
Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-A former letter OF mine,
proposing a comparison OF the above va
rieties OF wheat as to alleged difference OF
chemical composition, led to my receiving,
through the courtesy OF Captain z. &.
Cogblan. secretary of the Richmond Corn
and Flour Exchange, the following sam
pies:
Haxall- Crensiaw Company's mills.
No. p" Bright Fultz" wheat; from the
Haxall- Crenshaw Company's mills.
No. 3-"Dark Lancaster" wheat; from
the Haxal-C renshaw Company's mills.
No. 4-"Amber Lancaster" wheat; frors
the HaxalI. Crenshaw Company's mills.
No. 5-"Hard Fultz" wheat; from
Messrs. Dunlop & McCance's mills.
[Mr. McCdnce states that very little Of
this last kind comes 10 the Richmond mar
ket.j
40. 6-"Soft Fultz" wheat; from Messrs.
Dunlop & McCance's mills.
No. T." Lancaster" wheas; from Messrs.
Dunlop &c McCance's mills.
These have been examined by Adjunct
Professor r. p. Huntington. with the aid
in some OF the nitrogen determinations OF
Mr.. AlkTd Memmipger, Of Charleston, s.
s., Mt present studying in this laboratory.
The following results have been OBJ
tanned:
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This gives rather larger average amount
OF phosphorus in the Lancaster, as might
be expected from its larger proportion OF
albumcnoids, and a somewhat less average
amount OF potash than in the Futz.
On the whole, it appears that sofar us these
samples represent the respective varieties
the belief that Fultz wheat is not equal to
Lancaster in amount OF gluten is sustained,
but the difference is not perhaps so great az
has been supposed by some persons, and
individual samples OF the one kind may
closely approach those, Of the other. This
general result is undoubtedly worthy OF at
tention in its bearing upon the special cha
racter and commercial reputation OF Viz
ginia -four, since it may be considered as
established that a high percentage OF nitro
gcnous matter is particularly characteristic
OF wheat produced in southern ATTITUDES.
It must be borne in mind, however, that
chemical composition is not the sole cause
OF superiority or the reverse III Hour, put
that much depends also upon the CONDITION
OF maturity Of the grain. and upon its me-
chanical texture as influencing the milling
process. 1921.
am, gentlemen, your obedient servant
j. W. MALLET.
University of Virginia, November ~
1877. ti
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LITTELI.'s LIVING AGR.-This y

LITTELL'S LIVING AGIs-This paper is q
most valuable addition tothe weekly litcra-
ture OF the country. 1t is iudisiously col.
lated from the best sources, ana furnishes
its readers with an amount of frst-class
literary articles. 1t comprises. the lueubra-
tons of the best minds 81 the day. They
are selected mostly from the Leading British
periodicals. 4 man who thkes tbs Living
Age Is sure of getting the best of.t:,ans- SCI
advertisement.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE AGAIN
opening a large stock of goods purchased to great
advantage and as usual they offer the benefit to their
customers.
They will offer on Monday an extensive stock of
DRESS GOODS at 1910, heretofore sold at 16,5c.
All the better class OF DRESS GOODS reduced al
| proportionate rate.
DRESS GOODS reduced from Csc. to CSC; Ga
ALL-WOOL DAMASSES at $3.50.
They are in receipt also of several cases Of BLACK
ALPACA nj 25 and soc. worth from 1919 TO
15c. yard more;
A large lot of FRENCH CAsHMEREs in BLACK
and COLORED.
Also. from Il retiring importer. large additions to
their stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS
In SILK GOODS prices have recently undergone
constant changes, and COHEN BROTHERS
offer every advantage TO compete with the New
York market.
$50 pieces Of WHITE FLANNELS Of the cele-
brated Quechec mills at 25 per cent. less than
the former price;
Another large addition to their stock Of LADIES
CLOAkS;
You can also save 81 yard by buying your BEA-
/ YER CLOAkISG at COHEN BROTHERS.;
In BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS they
offer the most extensive assortment;
Also. large stock of MERTNo VESTS tsce their
LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S MERINO
VESTS at 35c.), nearly a-wool. at s5c., marked
value being 1925;
The KID GLOVES sold ut COHEN BROTHERS.
for roc pair are fully worth $3.50 pair;
They are selling CARPETS at Is and 1890, IN
GRAIN mt 80 and 35c., PEN1TENTIAKY
MADE at axe, ALL-WOOL TWO-PLY at 90
IN and 65c.; also, some exquisite patterns
THREE PLY and TAPESTRY:
IrPHOL. sTERY REPS, so inches wide, at 9Oc. and
81 worth fully $3.50;
CRET0NS in various designs:
In HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS. PRINCES,
FANCY GOODS. and general small-wear, they
offer many inducements;
Also. SO pieces ENGLISH GRAPE ut great sacri-
flee. o23
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Professor Mallet's Letter.

We publish this morning highly inter-
eSting and very valuable letter from Profsa
sor MALLET, Of the University Of Virgipml.
giving the results Of his chemical examna-
ton into the constituents OF two weis-'
known kinds Of wheat. 1t Is unnecessary
to ask for its perusai By our readers. Mil
lerS and dealers in wheat as well as farm
erS, will read it with avidity.
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1t appear that tine average percentage Of
n; itrogsnous (albuussnoid) matter is distinct
~ greater for the Lancaster than for the
+ ultz wheat, though one specimen Of the
Ia tier equals in: this respect one specimen OF
tn forner, the highest percentage given By
tt re Fatz sli ghtlY exceeding the lowest
fl cure Dor the Lancaster in this case.
The total q Sh also.ls seen to be listse
e reates for tn Lancaster.
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GENERAL. GORDON AS SOUTHERN C0MMIs-
s1oNER TO EURoPE.-The New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange has initiated movement to
send General Gordon to Europe after the
close OF Congress next spring. The object
in view is that General GORDON shall eX-
plain the present condition Of the South
and the attractive field it now opens for the
surplus labor and capital OF Europe. 1t is
thought that his reputation and ability are
such as to command the most happy results
il the purpose can be carried out.-BaLti-
more SIN Washington teleqram.
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MI DRY GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM AT LAST.

iAAt~ IVA ivan 81 LIAS1s
SYCLE BROTHERS
have marked their entire stock at bottom prices.
Come and be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
is The cheapest place in the city to buy your DRY
GOODS,
You will save twenty-five per cent. If you will buy
your DRY GOODS from SYCLE BROTHERS.
We have just received an extra large lot Of
CLOAKS, ut bottom prices. to suit everybody.
SHAWLS In great variety. FURS for ladies and
children at various prices.
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, from
bottom to The top prices. In al the new styles. TX
YOU want these goods, you will save t%enty-hv per
cent BY purchasing them at SYCLE BROTHERS..
DRESS GOODS from 1Oc up 10 81 yer yard; beau
Nice tf pR I!sse Go & GRs at sst!ao es
a lovely lot of DRESS GOODS at 23 and 3Oc. per
KNicKERBoCKER DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
VELVETS for OVERSKIR'rS, and all the latest
styles at SYCLE BROTHERS..
Ladies' Gentlemeu's, and Chdrens UNDER
WEAR In great variety, and at forty per cent. less
than ever sold In the city before
xLPAcAs. CACHEMIREs, HENRIETTA
CLOTH BOMBAZINE, TAMISE. B0MBA-
ZINE CLOTH, aud ali MOURNING GOODS
FLANNEI.s in WHITE; and coLoEED and
CANTON FLANNELs in rLEACHED and UN-
BLEACTfED-all prices from &c.;
HOSIERY, GLOVES. CORSETS, HANDKEIs-
CHIEFS. and SCARFS to suit everybody;
Our 100 COLORED SILKS are 81 rs per yard;
All shades SILK VELVETS from 81. so 10 SIC per
yard:
VELVETEENS In all shades;
BALLOONS, BUTTONS. PRINCES, aud all the
latest styles OF TRIMMINGS;
An extra large lot of BLANKETS in WHITE and
COLORED. from Sl.25 to $40;
We call special attention to our SO and s. BLAN-
kErS:
SHEETINGS. ,BED-TICKS, CARPETS, TABLE
CLOTHS, DAMASK, CRASH, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS NJ lowest prices, and thousands OF
other articles that we could mention but for want
of space. Cali and see for yourselves.
Persons Wishing samples will please send postage.
Goods sent c. o. d. Special attention paid orders.
N -sYCLE BROTHERS, u
sraF al. a11l Rro6d street,
no12 between Third and Fourth streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
B- T. R. PRICE & CO.,
SOAH-LIKE, SAFE AFTER THE FLOOD.


Just from The large markets we can offer complete
stocks Of
BLACK and COLORED SILKS:
Beautiful THTRTY-ElGHT-INCH COLOR ED
CASHMERES ut 75c.;
BLACK CASHMERES from Csc. to SO;
Magnificent line or KNICKERBOCKERs:
BOURETTES and other DOMESTIC and FRENCH
NOVELTIES:
GESTLEMEE'S KIDS-Oue- and Two Buttons:
GENTLEMEN'S SCARFS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
SOCKS, CUFFS, COLLARS, and other FUR
NIsHINGS;
FINE CLOTHS, CAsS1MEREs, and BEAVERS q
specially with house.
We can give 10 these goods that warrant that er-
perience and honesty eau confer.
Just opened, enormous stock Of
PLAIN BEAVER and MATELAssE CLOAkS.
We can promise satisfaction in these goods;
Assortment complete Of
RUFFLINGS, E1fBROIDERIES,
FR1LLINGS, LACES,
BUTTONS, and other TRIMMINGS;
CRETONNES, DAMASKS, LINEN, and other
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
r.. PRICE Il Co.
no 80 l101 Main street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 18th Of November at the resi-
dence OF Mr. Thomas Haynes, by Rev. DR.. r. L.
Moncure Miss IRENE HAYNES, Of King and
Queen county, to Mr. WILLIAM GREGORY, OF
King William county. No cards.
Married, on the goth instant. in Walden. Miss,
by the Rev. Mr.. Newell, Mr.. j. w. BACON, OF Nils
sisdppi. and Miss CAROLINE FL. WoODSON, OF
GooChiand county.Va.
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Elizabeth Robinson. OF Antwerp. n. Y,
stopping at the Woodruff House, in Water
Wednesday night, and was found next
morning almostsufiocatcd Recovery doubt
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rrIrp PRICES FOR TuE BEST HOME AND
- IITE,R II

Possessed of THE LIVING AGE and one or othel
of our ylyacious American monthies, snoserioel
Hon phiIadetphia Epening Bulletin.
For $1,000 THE LYING AGE anu elther ere o.
the American "a monthlies Tor Harper's Weekly o.
for 30 SO. THE LIVING AGE and the st, Nicholas
or 4ppleton'S Journal. Address
de lis LITTELL & GAY, Boston.
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n1H- THE FREsHET IS OYER
AND
COLD WEATHER HAS COME,

Us-Y L liz hEISI1LI lc ~ LIN
COLD WEATHER HAS COME,
AND
THALHTMER BROTHERS
are daily receiving the best and cheapest supply
Of FALL and WINTER GOODS 1t has ever been
their pleasure TO offer, and you must not buy your
dry goods until you see their goods and prices.
so pieces DRESS GOODS at 12s worth 16c.:
So pieces DRESS GOODS at l65s worth gee;
e pieces B BRE Gn nBs at 70 worth soc.;
ILAID, FIGTRED, KNICkERBoCKER. and
MATELASsE STYLES. Give US 4 call on
DRESS GOODS.
In BLACK ALPACAs, CACHEMIRES, MERI-
NOS, and other black goods our stock Is COM
petc. and at prices to sRit any one.
A full line Of BEAWSER-CLOTHs, CIIINCTIILLA
MkRES, &C.. for CLOAkS, SUITS, &C., at very
low prices.
just received very large supply Of CLoAKs. from
&4to s2o-ail the newest styles ana trimmings
BLANKETS, QUILTS. COMFORTABLES. CAR
PETS, SHAWLS, SHIRTS. &C., at extra low
prices to effect sales. Call and see us on these
ES,GENTLEMEN'S, and CIIILDREN'S IN
DERWEAR-a full line At all prices.
KID GLOvES-Wc have just received the largest
supply We have ever had, from soc. 10 $3.50
Cali ard see our TWO-BUTTOS COLORED,
WHITE, BLACK, and OPERA SHADES KID
GLOVES ut SOC.
IN HOSIERY we have an elegant assortment in
WHITE STRIPED. and SOLID COI.DRS.
our Isl tf DEPARES SF' ' 10 look al
Also large line of HA MIX ERCIIIEF CORSETs.
s ccGMB ckRF and rGGk iEWGHkY
and Greas many orfsr goods too naaucrous TO
mention.
VSe keep all SHADES TRINTIING-SILkS 70 match:
DRESS GOODS nj s5c-a yard.
We keen Ill shades WURSTED PRINCES at 20.
rs. 80, and 35c. to match goods.
We keep all shades SILK BUTTONS.
We keep al! kinds OF BUTTONS for DRESSES,
CLOAkS. g.
We keep everything contained In 4 frst-cass dry
Eno,is store nc prices 10 Gefy any com Petition,
and all We ask ~ Il call 20 he conviucc'l OF the
fact at TIfALHl3lER BROTHERS.
Col Eroad street, corner Sixth street.
y. B.-MR. CHARLES HCTZLER is with us
and will be pleased 10 see lbs many friends aud
customers at THALIIlMER BROTHERS.,
del COL BROAD street.
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CLOTHING.

-- CLOTHING.
OvERcoATs
", AT Low PRICES.
DC 2. 3 SPENCE & GOV
~ AT Low PRICES.
" AT Low PRICES.
" AT Low PRICES.
De -------E B. Spence & son
0vERCoATs
" AT Low PRICES.
ae F. D. SPENCE son
y AT Low PRICES.
del Z. d. SPENCE + son
y AT Low PRICES.
del -------- +: y. SPENCE r son
y AT Low PRICES.
de ! p. SPENCE 4 son
~ ATT Low PRICES.
DC -----E: y. SPENCE & son
.TNDERSHIRTS
~ AT Low PRICES.
DC !-- +. b. SPENCE < sos
BUSINESS SUITS
- AT Low PRICES.
BUSINESS SUITS
De f. b. SPENCE ( son
BUSINESS SUITS
- AT Low PRICES.
dc I l F. y. SPENCE & Soy.
p AT Low PRICES.
DC ----------- +. Il. SPENCE & Soy.
BUSINESS SUITS
- AT Low PRICES.
del f: 9. SPENCE 4 son.
0NE-DoLLAn SHIRTS.
de ! +. T.. SPENCE { son
0NE-DOLLAR SHIRTS.
de Z. r. SPENCE & son
0NE-DOLLAR SHIRTS.
de +. 3. SPENCE { son
0NE-DOLLAR SHIRTS.
de EB. SPENCE { -DE.
~ A l. l. r
" 1900 MAIN STREET
de +. Is. >rENCE & Soy
d E VI o V 4 l. RI NOyAL
JULIUS KRAkEE'S
CL0T ING HOUSE
GIL BROAD. BETWEEN SIXTH AND Syyr,,u
aTHEFrS.
Having remove! my clothing ana mcrcllau,.,,r
0ring establishment. | cordially invite ms a.,
friends and the public rncrll, 10 my new rn,rs -
business, where they wifi find complete" fresh .rl
well-selected Stock OF
READT-MADE CLOTHING.
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
JULIUS kRAkEF.
GIL Broad street, between Sixth aud Seventh
,te l-3m
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DIVIDENDS.

H1c,MoyD AND PETERSBURG RAtLn"xt
'ITpEAsuRER's OFFICE. RicnMoSSee' ISIS.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GlyES NJ ii On the
IN DIVIDEND OF TWO ZEN H. Shtsn leclar q.
nappabie AZ the Office OF the company; n ~ non
kiehinond, Va, ON and AFTER the .,
DAY. tlaaaIS IN Win be closed on re STH ot
JANUARY, 1875 NJ '" " - Treasurer
fno29-tJa14
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me- FIRST P r E B Y I E RI A N
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, d. D.. wlH preach
ut IL A. NJ. and IN p. M.
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NE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Siusfr s,reetsl-Rev. HENRY MCDoN-
AID, D. D., will preach on sUNDA Y at II A. NJ. and
ut 1880 2. 81.
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1l mr. NEW pARK.pLACE METHOD

I nT NEW PARK-PLACE METHOD
! list CHURCH-The dedtcatory services connected
] with opening Of the new PEk-Piace Methodist
church. corner of Pine and franklin streets, oppo-
site Monroe Park, will be held TOMORROW. Preach
ing at IL A. II. by Rev. JOHN E. EDWARDS, ID. D.,
pastor of the church. Communion service with the
reception Of members, at $3.50 p. d., and preaching
at 1880 2. NJ. by Rev. j. j. LAFFERTY.
Services will he held every night during The week,
G. ,mmencing at 7:30 O'Clock. There win be preach
Ina by several Of our city pastors and other dero.
zion II excrcuises ut each service.
M CLAY-STREET METHODIST
CIiUR, CH.-Rev. A.G. BROWN, the newly -appointed
pastor, will preach TOMORROW at II O'Clock A. NJ
aud at * n. NJ.
MP ROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, Rev. s. A. STEEL win preach at IL A.
A. and 100 T. III. SUNDAY. Sacrament OF the Lords
Supper, ate the morning service, by Rev. J. j.
LAFFEHIY.
M- TIN -ITY METHODIST CHURCH
jcprner of Ezra, and Twentieth streeis).-1hc pas
tor GRey. w. F., JUDKIssl having returned TO the
city.serviccs VII, be held In this church SUNDAY
(mosning and nssi, y at the usual hours.
ME- UNIONS TATION METHODIST.
Regular services TO MORROW rreac'ihs a1 IL
A. A. Az. Nov pr : z. W. BENNETT; at 1880 P.
NJ. by Row. GKonGS ". h'GGAN' OF hichmohd
College ....,
NE ST. MARKS (E SC OF LIZ
Services Ds the rector usuii at IL IL ana f:'o
Pm. -- .--.. ....
m sEvENTH-sTt sEET CHRISTIAN
CHURCT.-PteacirIng at Ii M. and X r. NJ. by
Rev. j. Z. TYLER.
ME- FIRST BAP1 'lST CHURCH
Twelfth and Rsoadstreets)@ sev'. r. HARRISON
viii preach on Sunday at IL I :. NJ ana f:3o +. d.
me- SECOND BAPTIST. CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rev HENRY hcDoN-
AID, u. D., will preach on SUNDA. ut II a. NJ and
ut 7:3O.P.M.
FIRST PRESB T E RI A N
CHURCII.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, d. D.. WIN preach
ut IL A. NJ. and UP. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-01

@- FIRST BAP1 lST CHURCH
Twelfth and Esoadstreess).| 'ev.J. K. HARRISON
will preach SUNDAY ut l. :. NJ. ana f:3o r. d.
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