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i SALE-lu accordance with decree entered In
the Montgomery Circuit Court December In. 1877,
in the suit Of John f. Slaughter and others rs. John
d. Langhorne and others, as commissioners. we VIII
sell ut auction. on the premises, THUKSD az, Au-
gust 90. 1878, at 2 O'clock the valuable property
Situated In Monicome county, Va. known as nc
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, comprising about 1000
or 1900 acres of agricultural and grass lands, well
fenced and III high state Of cultivation, with the
improvements theron.
HOTEL, COTTAGES. &C., In good repair afford
Ing first-class accommodations for 600 guests. The
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest TES-P1N
ALLEY In the State; one STORE-H0CSE. now
renting for $500 per annum; one No. ] STABLE
and other oui-budings. including BATH HOUSE.
two excellent FARM-IiOUSES or DWELLINGS
with all necessary Gut-loScS: one SAN-MllIL. one
CORN-MiLL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &c. -
Will also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY. con-
sisIi. of The entYe outfit for the springs ana farm
For q more minute description Of this very valuable
property reference Is made 10 the circulars OF tic
Sp ings; among ether features. setting forth the
great value Of the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. PERSONS desiring TO purchase are In
vited 10 examine the property before day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE: One eighth of purchase money
cash: eighth in ninety days, purchaser giving
therefor negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed
with Interest from day of sale residue OF purchase
money OH credit Of one, two, and three years.
purchaser giving. therefor bonds with waiver OF
homestead. and approved personal security, said
bonds bearing interest from day Of safe. Purchaser
shall also be required TO insure the buildings on said
property for the benefit of the benefclurics under
the decree for amount equal 10 one fourth or ne
purchase moucv, said insurance TO De kept UP unit
tho Court otherwise direct.
CHARLES N. BLACKBOARD.
GEORGE 2. TAYLOE.
" 22-1m Commissioners.
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what : aeads Mister ss y,

= Il ~ :.
white ne have been honest adyocafes Tor
! rssd snssuent on The Ssate bi---ard by
4hsf festn we near such honorable teomnro-
"a sxisb t,nr creditors as we may be able
nv honorable means TO elective are not
nnsI.enared ID subscribe Co the determination
eeynrsssed by the Rocking am reid! OF
aY,pnor4iilY no person Tor either State or
sMafinnaI Office tsnnless he has past record
.Yor:his sincerity In the cause OF reaid1 ust-
rnent on tue State debt, and who cannot enc
dorse the principles laid down In the Bar
hour bill.o In the first place, we prefer
acheripg to the charitable sentiment OF the
old conplet,
awhile the lamp holds out to BURN 5g
# The yilcst Hnnar may retarn,"
80 Che a0optien OF the uncharitable and
proscriptive Idea conveyed IN the term
stnast record. 2, We have goodly number
OF youpg men In this district Just now don.
Ming their armor to flghtir the Conser
ranks who have as yet had no opportunity
IN make past record !" on this question,
and we are not willing by solemn declara.
ton TO cut ourselves off from the privilege
OF supporting them for Offices in which they
may do honor to their State and win s laurels
Tor their own brows. And then we are no,
disposed sto turn empty away = any oio
sinner who comes full OF repentant deter'
mination to forsake his evil ways and mdEt
o record on this great question which even
the most fas.idious readjuster could relish
Oh no, we are not so uncharltaDle as &c
close the doors just now, nor do we con
slider the simple election OF congressman :
TO represent the Seventh district OF snci
oyerweening importance, or as constituting
80 serious q crisis, as TO justify the risk O
weakening the Conservative party IN ths
State by the adoption on the part OF mass
meetings OF such proscriptive resolutions
In word, we are not willing To. sacri
flee the Conservative party upon the altar o.
any man, even though he may be y0uns
and popular leader OF the Valley read1ust
ers. Further, we shall oppose any man Iol
Office who, for the sake of getting ONCE. !:
willing to produce schism in his party bJ
seizing q popular idea and making 1t tine
GREAT sine qata non, however irrelevant ant
impairment to the issue it may be. WINE
we readily admit that for the State Leslsla
ture or airy other Office where bis voice o.
his vote would have weight in the settle
ment or direction OF this all.absorbine
question of State politics, we would prefer
and under any ordinary circumstances
would heartily support, aread5uster IN pre-
ference TO a last-doliar man, still we are
wholly unable to detect any possible con.
nection which this question, so purely ano
exclusively one OF State policy, has with
rational politics. or why it should be MADE
The s.shibbo,eth " in the present contest foi
Congress.
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BY j. a. Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
i Bile FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS ON
FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE . Ian AN,
JAIL. BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF the provisions
of deed OF trust bearing date the 2lst Day or ne,
cemher. 1876, from The Rraniors named ID SAID
deed to the undersgned trustee, TO secure the pay
ment of a negotiable note therein mentioned.
shnll, rs trustee In said deed, default having been
MADE in The paYmeut of part of said note and
being required so to do by the holder Icrenf sell BY
auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY the I'd day
of August. 1878, at O'Clock Z. NJ, the two
DWELLINGS located rs above, with about SIX
rooms in one and eight In the other besides kich-
ems, aud LOTS 30x100 feet.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust and 10 pay off The sum OF about
S45O. with interest thereon from the 21st day Of
June. 1878. y. 4. RiCHARi1S0N,
;v % Trustee.
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The city government Of Prague. acting
under the advice OF the Board of Health,
has Just issued an order forbidding women
to wear long-trailed dresses on the public
streets, on account OF the dust raised by
them, which is injurious to the public
bealth. Shall not this great measure OF
sanitary reform be introduced into Phila-
delphia ?-Philadelphia Bulletin.
A militia court-martiaI has no jury's-dic-
ton for Furnishing a prisoner. The men,
beers are all iudges.-Picayetne.
At Dion, ct the late popular festival,
there was upon the programme ga donkey
race, by gentlemen OF the city,
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cTrREsT TRANOULLIZER OF THE

~ z 7 N-lNNy : ILIIHLIV VI I III
~ NGRVES.-The slrest tranquiiZer of the nerves
is medicine which remedies their representative
ness by invieorating them. Over-tcnsirn of the
nerves always weakcns them. What they need
then, is tonic, not scdaiivc. The latter is only
useful when there is intense mental excitement and
an immediate necessity exists for producing quiet
uGe of the brain. Hostetter's Stomach Bttcrs re-
stores tranquility Of the nerves by cndowing them
with the vigor requisite to bear, without being
Jared or disturbed umheahfully. the ordinary i'm
pressions produced through the media OF sight
hearing; aud reflection. Nay, II does more than
this, 1t enables them to sustain degree OF tension
from mental application winch they would be to-
tally unable to endure without lis assistance. Such
at least is the irresistible Conclusion to be drawn
from the testimony OF business and professional
men, lterateurs, clergymeu, aud others, who have
tested the terrifying and reparaive Influence Of this
celebrated tonic aud nervine. jy 23-Tu,Ih.S&w
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RAIIReAD LINES.


@H - sE3
fHdESAPEARE AND OHIO Raj.
~ WAY COMPANION and after SUNDAY
june 20, 1873. PASSENGER trains Will leave and
arrive at Richmond as follows:
WESTWARD.
No. 1-7:20 4. M.-Lcaycs-FoT HUNTINGTON.
Daily except Sunday: stoUS AZ
all regular stations: arrive, ~
GordonsvIe a. 1895 A. N:
-, Charlottesville at lI:25 a. 81!
Slaunfon at 1876 Z. II. dinner.
While Sulphur at $50 T. "
tss1pper, and Huntington at
FOE WAsBrSGroS: Arrive
ut Gordonsyiile at 1915 A. NJ.
leaves by Virginia Midland A.
ing'on at 9:I5 r. u. '''''
FOR LYSCHBrEG: Arrive,
1t Charlottesville at Ily5
NJ; leaves By Virsinia slnliaaG
Lynchburg at 2:2O 81.
No. 3 9:45 2. M.-LeaveS-FO CINCINNATI.
Daily: stops at Hanover juno.
ton. Soers Beaver Dam F-gr,
ericS's Hall. Lonisia Trnyii
iaDs, GordOnsyille. C0htan
Keswick, Charloac,yi:e
Lynchburg Junction. wv. w.:
chum's River. Greenwood iG
ton, Waynesb"ro'. flsher,.u!c.
Stanton, Swoopc'S. Go.!~e
MilhOro'. Clifton Forgr. WI
lamson's, LowmOor. CofIry.
ton. and all stations Ye>; -
CoTington. Arrives az cor.
lottesvl!ie at %? /. 81 81 st4 .1f.
ton at 4:2j 4. VI: Covlns,SI
mt 7:20 4. ". lbrcaki4t,:
While Sulphur AZ S:iJ 4 NJ :
Eanawha Falls 1T 1870 T. VI
tdmner): Huntington at 5:iI
Z. NJ. Steamer arrives III PY-f,.
mouth at $50 L. NJ: Clgctu.
n,ti IT q 4. b.. AMI c0nn,t'.
with the lines Tor the Nc.
Northwest, and Southwest =
For WASHING ron: Arr,
ut GOr!onsvil!c at LEO 4 u .,
leaves by virginia Midland traia
ingion AT 6 \. ".
For I.YNCEBuRG: Arrlva.
at GurdonsvIlle ut leo \ Y
tcllAngc cars. and Nir.gg,
Midland arrives At Lynch,urs
at 4:32 4. VI.
No. 5-3A5 Z. NJ. Leayc<-FoK GORoOSsyIiEr.
AccOmnIOt.a non. Gaily nhv,:,
Sunday. Stops at al stations.
and arrives IL G"i'tons'c s.;
7:45 Z. NJ.
EASTWARD.
No. $500 z. N.-Arlivd;-FHow I!uyrIxGTo,:
Daily except SUNDAY: I"-.e-
Huntington al $40 T. H.:
While sulphur a, $40 \. !. ..
Staunon 1T $3.50 j. NJ: CAST
donsvllIc III i:Ij r. VI.
tEoM Ii SC nh RI: Viz. l.
Midland leaves l.yurhUur. ~
l2:55 l.. NJ; aTry", NJ 'u.:.
dnn,viile Al +:ij i. VI. tch.i.-,a
leaves at 44J r. ".
No. 22-4:io L. M.-fKoM SThtNIuN: L-uIo-
Staunion daily except Suuaal i,
Ut $50 \. VI: IaIGi"tlc.vti.r.
$50 y. NJ: G"rionsylir. lU:Iu
\. W.: and tIng3S az all .tatIuur.
FROM WA>uINGTON: W.
giuit Midland !,,i.c> ~ f:Ii
A. ~: arrive ~ Eprdun> Ilis
AT lN:iJ: tEcsIrtI," and OHIO
freight anG passenger h.lyr.
Gor'Ioi,.yl'le n 1850 L. ~.
and stops - Ill stations.
w & a ig,l.-- NtHTN a..
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The SYRACUSE AND ONO PLATFORMS.
The platforms recently adopted the State
conventions Of the National Labor Green
back party, The name by which The new
organization desires to be known, In Ohio
and New York , only confirm what has been
already said in these columns in regard to
the character and tendencies OF the new
party. Both platforms, in bstanee, agree
I with the Toledo platform OF the Same party
adopted last winter. here are the same
crude notions about legislation and finance,
The same pleas for more ss,aper currency, to
be declared 4. olute money 2. BY act OF
Congress-, and made receivable for all debts,
public and private, and the same appeal for
The active interference OF Governments In
matters iD which 1t was formerly thought
that Government helped most where IL med
died least ktiyn0re Sun.
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In Memorfam Of Mrss zsbeeea he n
aaon Mays.
uNe hope, :, she said wien gently told
THAT death was on her brow
.ss at long have sought The SaSionr's ioid-
MY Shepherds With me now.
awe many more to meet with God
Than / atll leave below:
5. q Bnt oh. ,tis bard to bear His rod
know they II miss me So"
y uyTis wen, .tls well, God wills 1t best,
I do not fear 10 die ! t- Z !.
I've mach to gay before rest,
For death had dimmsd her eye.
And loving words she gave to all
Who pathered round htr bed:
81 - I'm tired ,, and the dear lids Tell
She smiles, and She Is dead.
with faith she did her Masters will,
And wished 70 1inger here,
If in His vineyard she could Sill
Comfort tho loved and dear.
Dear friend, ..'twas love indeei-pure love "
You said had for you; go
That love II was this heart did move
For one so nobty true.
Yon long had made your peace with Cod
With the Christians amor breasted
And when the Vale OF Death was trod
At Jesus feet you rested.
Y. ". N.
RICHMOND. VA, June 1. 1878.
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AND THEN HE SMILEs.-[New Orleans
Times. i" Ali" says Judge Thurman, as
he blows his nose and wipes it on the red
bandana handkerchief of or fathers: I" Fir-
gina is the mother OF presidents. l was
born in Virginia. I am sorry for Bayard.
Hendricks. and Tilden. 1t is great mis-
take to be born in Ohio OF New York now"
And then he smiles.
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ISy Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE ON FOURTH STREET:
CORNER BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. RY hTCTION.-By virtue of the
provisions of deed 1T trust hearing date the 2ls
e.y OF Sav, ST. from I'll: srano9 therein named
to the undersigned trustee, duly recorded In The
clerks Office of Ihe Chanccry Court OF the city OF
Richmond tn secure the payment of the negotiable
note therein meni toned tdciau't having been made
In the pa yment OF said note and being required So
to do bv the holder thereby. shall. as trustee in
said deed, sell by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY the 29th day Of July, 1878. at &
O'CLOCK Z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In SAID
deed. consisting OF valuable LOT OF LAND. 'front.'
ing So feet the northeast corner Of Fourth and
Byrd reefs and running back between parallel lines
1870 feet, with valuable FRAME DIV ELLlNL
thereon. with basement ana Two stories above con-
tanning seven rooms kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO dcfray the expense or
executing This trust and TO pay of the sum OF
800. with interest thereon from the 2ls. day OF
MAY, 1875: the residue such icruS us shall be
announced ut the time OF sale. Other terms may be
given than those mentioned above.
IL 25 }. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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By Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" BUGGY AND HARNESS. AND 4 ERUS-
Sells CARPET.-By virtue OF 4 decree OF the
United States District Court IN The matter OF Will
liam NJ. Lcdiey. bankrupt, pronounced on the 18th
day of July. 1878. shall, rs special commissioner
appointed 10y said decree sell by auction. on rho
premises, ut The residence Of said William ~ Lcdlcy
~ Westhalnpton. 1t the head OF the Nrsiham road
i'm Iicnrico county, on MONDAY the 29lh day o
July. 1878, mt s O'Clock r. NJ, ONE BUGGY
HARNESS, and BRUSSELS CARPET.
TERMS: Cash. y. VI. LEE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale bv y, NJ. LEE. j. 20
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. .
- COMMENCING NAY ~, 1877
THROUGH PASSENGER.
SCOOP. ". Leaves Richmond 7 L i:SibAi. TIL r.
DAY. aud SATURDAY. Connects ~
West Point with steamer Havana -
all p0ints on York river ana bt,.-
more. Arrives In Ea!tiiH"rr al : \.
NJ. connects with r!iil-ih"s !"r y" dsH
ington, Phiiadelph.A. Ne" ora h''-
ton. and all western polnts. "l.he''SS
ut Richmond with trains on Richho.I
and Petersburg and Che'at-a"9 a1a
Ohio railroads..
THROUGH FREIGHT.
e.oo A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
SESOAY. and FRIDAY: ani w
800 A. n TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and -
lrREDAY. Connects win sIeitn''
at West Point for river Innings n"'-
ttlnorc and all western p,!n's t"n-
meets at Richmond Win trains on E''h .
lnoud and DauYille rIiiroii'h!chth"D'..
and Petersburg, aud CHESAPEAKE ILL.,
g LocAL PASSENGER.
$40 2. N. Leaves Richn,oud daily except rum
day).
1o.0f A. n. Arrives al Richmond ICESpAl
NS'~N THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.. Lon,
meets with traluS Oh Rich!nohH ~.
Petersburg and ChesaieaAc ahI "at'
railroads. Steamer liasaaa Itase> pa,
'M, TsEf I5e'T wE FEsS 81 s and FE!
DAY, al p. NJ. Connsct. WIZ
trains from Philadelphia, New i n9rH,
and western points and 81 W cot iU. ~
With trains for kIchnOnd ana tL'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT ...,,
x.no N arrives Al Richmsud MONDAY :" BIZ
1'oo SESDAY, and FRIDAY and ar
s,.p. II. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an1 81
"'Ao i'RDAY. Connects with steamer -
West PoiGt from Haitn@f.. , 0t-
meets with Richmond aAd Lau't"ST
| Richmond aud prtSrsDu;E @ha tSSS"
| peake and Ohio railroad.
LOCAL PASSENGER. s,,
| ,ooo. N Arrives a, Richmond lai!y except sun sun,
Ao'oo ~ " DIV. Connects wieh EichiioI" S'S.
| Petersburg aud Chceai,eaAe aAd o11''
NJ ,x.,.,sr NJ frrigh, a, RchmaHd 20 or itais
sontbern nonts. Cars run Through between y
and West Point. ,,.r ,Y,,,, lowest rates,
Careful handhnS ana eASPa"e"' WA
guaranteed. ,,,b Guaranteed rates,
,.s,ed 70 alI northern and western p"!HS. -, aud
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, .1,sJ "
~estrrn pout., and baggage checker S.E, Of
For tickets apply =. Gensttt t Ns1 Hotel AID
comnsny's depot, corner THenty-!afa SHo
atres re 90 II. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
4
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DRICK DWELLING No. ). on THE
% SOUTH SIDE OF DUVAL STREET BE
TWEEN FIRST AND FDuSiiEE STREtTS;
WITH 4 LARGE LOT ATTACHED, FOR SALE
At AUCTIQS.--I will offer for sale at auction on
TUESDAY ihn 30th day OF July. 1875, upon The
premises. mt SO O'Clock +. NJ, that NEAT BRICK
DWELLING; and LOT located Is above stated. The
DWELLING has about Ave rooms. with KITCHEN,
and the LOT fronts vrnty feet, more or less,
and runs hack 90 feet. more or less.
TERMS: one third cash: balanccat six and twelve
months for ncgo liable notes with six per cent. add"
ed, and secured by deed OF trust.
FRANCIS r. ISBELL.
jy25 -tuctioneGr.
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AUCrHON sALEs-Future bays.

TWILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION
i on SATURDAY, I'D of August next at IL
o'clock NJ, at the Tredesar Works, for cash,
q CABOOSE1JABS,
STOCK CARS,
for account Of whom It may concern.
JOSEPH II. ANDERSON,
ivo7 Receiver.
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AND DANNlLLE RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECI
SUNDAY, JUNE 23,ls7S.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1875.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
Burkcyi!r AL !. VI. >,ru-
eriins 7:lS r. NJ. nau'i 80
+. IT.. Salisbury 1855 r. ST.,
and Charlotte las T.. ".
No, 2-2:JO A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives -
Salisbury i:J3 :. VI. "r,cw--
bnrn' GIG \. NJ. hm'il,
S:5s \. NJ. ~Utn"rn'> $50
A. VI. EurkcY!!!. l:::5- l.. VI,
and KIclm0m! 81 r ".
THROUGH PASSENGER IRAiN DAILY.
BurkeyiI'r "a y. Vi. Dan
vile 7:23 !. 81. Grrril.nrsu
g:lJ 4. ~. salisbury ll:Ui a.
NJ. and Charlotte l2:i0 !. VI.
No i-4:l5 L. ~ lea:e> fhaih tie: arrives =.
Salisbury 5:i7 r. NJ. Greer
Doro' 7:3? T.. H.. I"nyii."
g:3l L. NJ. hun kevIllc 3:2S 4.
NJ. and RIcimonI "a Vi.
Trains Nos. and wlII maxi cl"," connect"
1T Richmond with The Klcnmond. frcdrnr,-.
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from all p.,H..
North and East: at EurscYIe with the ArIa"-
tic Mississippi aus Ohio railroad :" ani from Farm
Vile. Lyncnburs, and all southwestern, point: 81
SuthcIIins with the Milton and Snthrriin Narr'.'-
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.: at DUNDEE I" ia
tue Virginia Midland railroad: 1T Greensboro" "tiH
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad Tor >I,!n
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect at hChmo1! %.
rcksbure aud Potomac railroad for W'-hiG2i"t
and all points North and West and with ~" i ~
pcake ANA Ohio railroad for all pom, "csi; i,
Dundee with virginia Midland rd!lr"d T." am
from Washington and all point, N"rin ana Wr-''
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad -
Raleigh, Go!ishoro'. and tntcrmr,i:ric p"l"'':
1T salisbury with the We>rcrn NuTtE tar"i's
railroad III Char!ott, with the thar"ti". '"'tlu-
bia and Augusta railroad % and ir",a All i-a.
North and South These trains run Iai.t an ~.
Richmond and I)anvi!ie railroad, ava cr!h"' - ,
above. except going north "u Sun,:a% ;I,rhi"2 ~
going south Monday morning. Trains maEiHa i"a
connection run faily on RIchin"n.. RI ! F''H .
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake alH ono '".''
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the NV. y. &. ratlruad ran L'iA"a
Greensboro and salem daily except >unda}.
Pullman place drawiBg-Ioom aI! >'"riiEs-"'- q
run on trains Nos. / aud :, between "" 80,
and Atlanta ria Richmond. ana on h"N. ana
between Richmond and Charlotte. and '~t"c,-
Washington. Danyile. Charlotte, Az: Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and souta"ta.ei''
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for CON; HuoS iSs,aEs
between the point. named on tile t!chei'. NJ ~
over checks VIII he given. ....,.,
General -uI..g'g rD""nt.
JOHN z. MACMuRoc, General ras%eHIrF ASe'''
ic 7
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FRAMED BUILDINGS.
BUILDINGS.
TO TIL; PUBLIC.
RICHMOND. JnlY 26.

RICHMOND. july 26.
Under the authority Of the following joint rcsoll-
ton OF the CITY Council! empowering the Committed
on the Fire Department. The following permits Tor
the erection OF framed bindings WILL BE GRANTED
AND REJECT ED til MONDAY, July 29ih. 1873.
on apulicaIOn To G.. 4. AinSiir. Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department, ut his Office. on Tenth street
between Main and Cary streets. uGeSs valid objcc-
ton be made prior TO that time:
RcsGLred The Common Council cOncurrinel. That
the COMMITTEE on Fire Department be and they are
hereby authorized 10 grant permits for the erection
of framed buildings during the recess OF the cl,y
Council after publishing their intention 80 IT, 10 Tor
three days in the official paper OF the city.
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REJECTED.
The following petitions have been rejected by The
committee: ~
r. Danri, addition Of one room 10 by To- to rear
,f his residence No 1923 FranhIiD street.
j. r. Watkins. Office Is by 80. and htfern rect
high at or near the corner Of Eighth ana 3laln
A. Whitworth, stable 10 by IL, on Sixth street
between Cary and Canal.
BY direction Of the Committee.
CHARLES +. TAYLOR.
IL oe3t Chairman.
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GRANTED.

John E. Epps. dwelling 16 by 20. twelve feet high,
on Richard street ear seventeenth street.
r. w. Patterson, dwelling Is by rs. one story
hieh anu shcd-rOon 10 by 20, on west side OF
Reservoir street between Chain and Harric streets.
William +. Harwood addition 10 by II 10 frame
house on Twcnty-slXth street between Clay ana
Leigh streets, Ia be nsed Is buggyhou>e.
f. l.. Ford, addition "a by 20 TO coal and wood
house at No. SIS north Twcnty-siXth street. 10 be
used rs Il stable.
j. ". Anderson. addition "a by 90 to residence OH
Jefferson street between Byrd and Canal streets
4. ID. Holmes, dwelling 10 by "a. one story high.
kitchen 8 by II. and coal-housc ny s. on Cedar
street between Seventeenth ana BnciEnan streets.
J. W. Randolph & English. To run engine III ihcir
factory in Tobacco alicv. nearly IN rear uf Their
store Nos 1902 and 1904 Main street; said engine
to bc run with coal.
c. ". I. Brock. summer Kitchen, twelve lcet
square on his premises No. TIC Franklin street
John Hart, she'd 81 by g. ten feet high. In rear oil
No. 724 west Marshall street: ALSO 10 run stationary
engine Under said shed.
H. f. gary, shed 100 by 16. eight feet high. near
Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel. between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth and Clay and Marshall stress
Mrs. Fanny Boalding dwelling Is ~ 20. on !hir-
tccnih street. In OF the Coorcd Normal school,
ButclrrtOwn.
Daniel Tro,ney. addition of one story to the rear
wilr of fis house, corner Leigh and Norton streets.
Samuel MichaclS. To rebuild stable, IL by 20, cor
ner Twenty fifth and NJ streets.
james W. Stout. coal and wObG-n0lisc. ny o. len
feet Ugh on Adams between Cary and Canal streets.
f. j. Tyler, wood-shcd 10 by 20, at No. 400
Brock avenur. -,
:. H. Shackeford, wood-housc II by 10. on St
Peter street between Leigh and Duval str;;rtS'
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WlhDD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-On hand and con-
" stautIy receiving large stock freshy-mined
ANTHRACITE COAL: all sizes, offering at lowest
prices for cash. WEST VIRGINIA STINT I'm, ana
and OAK WOOD. long aSd sawed, from $3.50 to
$3.50 and IS per cord. Orders promptly Tiled at
either Office, Broad street between Seventh anu
Eighth. or Nineteenth and Cary streets,
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