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sale Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Nnio RaiIroud

TS,HcIal correspondence Lynchburg Advanced
EXCHANGE HoTEL, RICHMoND.)
February 10, 1881.
4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Editor Adrdnce The sale Of the Atlantic.
Mississippi and OHIO railroad, at noon. was
an event that collected a large crowd IN
front Of the cuStOm-hOuse, under shadow,
80 to speak, OF the United States Court, by
whose decree tn. sale occurred. There
were three bidders-Mr. {. II. Clarke. OF
Pniladelphia; General Logan. Represent
in. Richmond and Danyille and Penn
Svlyania interest,", and The clyde party.
The purchaser i identified with some
Of the most important lines III The
South, is a man of large means
and ability. his associates have immense
wealth and influence. ana this line
VIII be run in accord with the great SOUTH
EN- system OF roads ard in proper recognl-
tion II the Virginia cities. am fully au'
thOriz, 10 state that the pOlicy oi lhIS hne
will be 10 develop and build up locii inter
e,t, and native productiorS ana resources,
and 10 respect all the rigts and clIimS Of our
peoplc-tO carry out on business principles
what is lust and proper, and to maintain the
road in H. entirety and make II the grand
trunk line from the sea 10 tie South aud
SDu,hwc-t. From what know OF the great
system II southern roads that will work IN
accord with this line, believe that tie ION
p,gc and travel will be fully doubled 10
say nothing Of The large increase IN Local
industries that can te established by far
encouragement. No railroad c0m0ination
in the land i more capable and more DE-
tormiued 10 make this line do ~ utmost
for an concerned than thiS. OF this the
fu'nre viii assure my words.
There viii be a r. Organ'Z tion IN shoIt
timc--as soon a the legal sachinefy VIII
aioW-and new deal Will take place. In
this arrangement all the Interests existing
before the sale wilP be fairy trea'ed; for
this line prOpC se~ 10 cOncilatc and care for,
not aniagonze and pull down any Of these in-
tercst,. Il wants friends, no. enemies, and
declares iiS purpose 20 stand by justice and
right in it, business relations as The proper
policy TO assure its highest success. Oop-
pressiye prohibitOry freight rates against the
ellie, along Yts line will be sanctioned. The
interests Of the people tributary 10 1t being
It's own interest 20 advance, Will according
~ be adyanccd in every way possible.
A. soon as
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af-ss-s 17T-~
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

JAS. MkCDOCGALL. 10 A. M., closing oui
$40 00O worth of diamond, watches. and Nv
elry. at the loan, thee OF A, Harris. tsa, No.
1922 Main street.
FRANK II. hill & co, J.. VI trustee sal &
valuable fsrHn on the Char'es ~ r0ti atffo
nile from RicbmOnJ, at lhe once oil she auc-
ti1oeff, No. los MAN street.
Jas. MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, immense q y
goods sale nj New YOfk 'AUciioO .u0ase, os 3
Bread street.
L. POWERS, 1912 Maia street, - M", 70 boxe
and barrels Of oranges.
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Brief KemS.- Bishop Whitile will admin
is,er Tue rites OF confirmation at the Meade
Memorial church, in this city, on the first
Sunday 10 March.
The fam OF Mr.. j. Y. Cox, In Chester
field, situated thirty miles from any cty,
was sold las, week at S3 76 per acre. Ii was
assessed at 20 per acre, and could not be
solu las, year al the assessed value.
There sas q fair audience AZ the Presby-
terian church Friday, night TO hear Dr.
Wliherspoon's lecture on "Atolls on the
Sea-" The lecture was highly interesting
and instructive.
The ca>e Of Joseph Briggs (coloredJ will
he tried ~ The next term OF the Chesterfield
County Court, which meets To- morrow.
The river was very high yesterday, and
" ben this repor, closed ~as still rising quite
RAPIDLY. Tue mills along tue water-line
were able 10 work.
Several cases relative TO the assG ssmen' OF
certain lands In Chesterfield will be heard at
the next term OF the County Court.
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POLICE COURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF Of the Police Court yesterday
morning by Polce.Ju.tice ID. c. Richard
son:
George Eli, an old-timer, charged with
being drunk ana unable to take care OF him
self, was sent to iail for thirty days, with
labor.
Thomas O'B:ien, charged with asSault;ng
and beating Joseph +. Williams. Fined
81 and sent to j Ill for twenty.four hours.
Appealed to the Hastings Court.
David Ransom was fined - for his son
Jumping on the ear, OF the Chesapeake and
OHIO Railway Company.
Aaron Kinney ,coloredl. charged with Is
sault and battery. DISCHARGED.
Pbilip Lambert was tined - for contempt
Of court for failing t. appear as witness AZ
ter having been summoned.
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IMroRrANr SoTfcs.-Tbe friends and patron
OF the late firm OF Gunst a Binswanger will be


pleased 20 know that A. GUSs-. formerly ofsbe
aoCve hrn, begs leave to inform them and The pub
nc III general that since the dissolution Of Gunsf &
Bins"anser that he has admitted bis son into the
business, and VIII continue to conduct lat Tie oI
s'and of 1unst \ Binswanger. No. 6Oj Broad
street, The business OF whole,ae and retail dealers
In general line OF Psints, Oils yarnishss. &c.
French and American wnd)w-Ga's. Brushes OF
a.! descriptions iooking-Glass, and Looking. G,as
Frames. In ADDITION, we have rented Large ware
honse. where we have an entire new supply Of sash =,
Doors. and Blinds. and would respectfully ask The
pubic. and especially the builders, 10 call on Us for
an estimate before purchasing.
Mr.. 4. GUNsr, OF this 6rm. who has heretofore
suoerintendcd the furnishing Of French polished
Plate Glass for stoye-front desires 10 infc rm tbo
10 need thereof that his pas expt rience enable the
new firm 10 furnish with better facilities Ihsn here
;ofore, aud at prices 10 compete with the lowest.
Remsmser.a a can Is asked for an estimate bs;ore
purchasing elsewhere.
orders by mail or telephone promptly attended
70. A. GUSsT & son.
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capitalists representing several influential
lines and while there are gentlemen OF It
who are concerned in the Shenandoah Val
ley Railroad Company, yet that road VIII
have the same relation 10 this line as the
Virginia Midland has TO the Atlantic, Mis-
slssippi and Oho-viZ., IL will but touch
it-be an important branch.feeder TO The
main trunk.
THE LABOR. AND. SUPPLY CLAIMS,
as well as the unmerged Vire inia and Ten
nessee railroad stock held by parties In
your city, were read In notice form 10 the
crowd al the sale. and am informed VIII
be paid off on fair terms. This line VIII
give Lyncbburg more transportation Ia
cilities and better rates than now enjoyed,
and thus still further enable its business
men To extend their operations with IN.
creased ease and -cheapneSs. From full
understanding OF this combination and
knowledge OF its aims, am sure 1t could
not have passed into better hands.
\. NJ. ID.
[Tbis letter was no doubt written by Mr..
A. NJ. Davis. president of the Virginia Sa-
wings Bank Of Lynchburg, who visited New
Yoik and Richmond In the interest OF his
city and other stockholders Of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio
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RICHMOND DIVISION IN NEW QUARTERS
Richmond Division, No. 4, Uniform Rank
knights OF Pythias, will meet on Monday
night at their new armory, COncordia Hal,
on Broad street, at which lime an invitation
from Washington TO join in large parade,
as well as the aIler-amusements, viii he con-
sidered. The Division is in flourishing
condition, and VIII, no doubt, attend with
full ranks
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant during the day. and al night
cool and cloudy, with high southwesterly
winds.
Thermometer YESTERDAY q A. NJ, GA;
Q 4. NJ, 66; noon. 6S; u. NJ, Oh; q L.
NJ, J6; midnight. 46.
Mean temperature, 4s
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HARNONIEs or THE UNIyERSE.-Thls Is
the theme OF The lecture which Bishop j. D..
Keane will deliver at Mozart Hall on Iae''
day evening next for the benefit Of TIE
Ladies' Benevolent Society for the relief Of
the poor. TIE Bishop is Il graceful. forci-
ble speaker aud possesses rare oratorlraI
powfrs. lie cannot fail OF deliehiing bi'
auditors and we would advise those who
have never heard him to avail themselves OF
this opportunity. Those who have enjoyed
his elcquence need 10 further reminder.
The cause for which the lecture Is given 20
assist the poor should appeal to all Chris
tan people. Let the hall, therefore, be
filled on Tuesday evening.
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THE PIRATFS ARE C0MlNG.-All lovers OF
light opera VIII rejoice to know tnlt Gilbert
Il Sulhvan'> Pirate OF PenZlnce VIII
be presented Tor three evenings and matt
u6, at the Richmond Theatre next week.
D'Oyly Cares London company, composed
OF the principal members OF the original
Fifih-Aycuuc Theatre Company, WIZ CON-
mcnce their engagement here on THURSDAY
evening next. The company, which Is 'ald
10 be even stronger than it was before. gave
great satisfaction when here last year. aEd
we have awaited their return Sith no liitle
impa,iepc-. The opera is superior to Pima
fore, and no one Wa0 has not seen II should
fail 10 enjoy is clever satire and brigu,
sparkling music. The sale OF rcsery'd
,eats will commence al s O'Clock Tue'day
morning.
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FAMILY MARKETING.-Tbe following wee
the prevailing prices OF different articles at
the markets Saturday:
.NedtS.- Beef, 10 TO 1899. per pound !;
mutton, 10 to 1850. per pound veal, 10 to
I2c. per pound; pork, l2!c. per pound I;
smoked beef-tOngues, l24c. per pound /;
liver, : TO Zoe. per pound; cbitlinS, Zoe.
per pound: tripe, Sc. per pound.
Forts and Butter, d'C.-Dres>ed chickens,
ljc. per pound; dressed ducks, II 10
lG5c. per pound; dressed TURKEYS. ID to
l6fc. per pound; dressed geese, l2sc. per
pound; old hareS. 2jc. apiece; eggs, zoe.
per DOZEN; milk, Sc. PER quart, or zoe. per
Gallon; butter for cooking, lSc., fair at 2Oc.,
choice BE. per pound.
Ccgct0bieS.-Irish potatoes, ljc. per bali
peck, or 2jc. per peck; sweet potatoes, Zoe.
per hali-peck; turnip>, Sc. per h1lf-peck, or
ljc. per peck: onions, Sc. per quart cah-
bagc, 8 to II md 1Jc per head; celery, l1c.
per bunch; hOrsoradi.h. zoe. per mound; {;
carrots. l0c per dozen; parsnips, l5c. per
dozen: boels, ljc. per dozen; salad. Zoe.
per halfpeck, or 20c. per peek dried beans,
sc. per quart dried peas, DC. per quart.
FiSh.-Carp, al per dozen; perez, 80
to l0c. per dozen; rockii'h, zoe. per ponnd; (;
mulets. l5c. per bunch; chub, 15r pr
pound: oysters, 81 to 81 30 per gallon.
HUitS Green apples. ljc. per half peek
oranges, 20 to 2jc. per dozen; In ms, zoe.
per dozen: craubcrries, two quarts for 2jc.
Uried Fruits Dried apples, DC. PER
quart: dried peaches, 90 per pound
dffed cherries, 20r. pei pound; dried plumS,
l0c. per pound; dried whortleberrlcs, l5c.
per pound.
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entering this modern Rome and gazing upon

its splendor and ma2niiceDce?
The proconsuls meet next Monday
night-a mighty board. IL Is earnestly
hoped that when they then meet that they
will make an appropriation Sufficient TO
open to the public this AppIan bridge, espe-
cially as their action can be speedily con-
Cured in by that tribunal OF the people
the Common Council. which during the
week will have q cIlled meeting TO consider
the annual budget OF Appropriations. Should
this be done the centurion at the gate OF
this walled city will soon end "hs occupa.
ton gone," and giit-bearing Greeks aud
others" can enter this sacred city without
paying Tor the privilege Of presenting their
gifts. "A Poor RoMAE."
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LAUREL.STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Upon an examination made by the architect
ii appears that no serious damage was done
by the late severe weather TO tue building
IN process of erection, and the workmen
have resumed operations. The walls are
ready for The roof.
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Property this Year More Valuable than
LdSt.-Messrs John p. sampson Brother
sold lot on Hull street at the corner Of
Fourteenth last week at $40 per foot, which
is the assessed value OF the property. The
pr,ce Of real estate has advanced consdera-
bly since last year, and il is said that there
+ not single dweIling.house in Manchester
At present that Is not occupied. A bali.
dozen new buildings are in the course Of
erection, and tenants have already spoken
for them. Recently real estate and build
ings in yarioss parts OF The city sold at 20
per cent. more than last year al this time.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY. For the Middle
Atlantic States, colder, clear, or partly
cloudy weather, sOutherly vecrng to west
orly winds, and higher barometer.
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InAyE auaIyzed The whisky known under the
brand 0t" SELECT" controlled by Ne SIS WAL
TFR y. BLAIR & co. pic3mOut. Va. an ili IL
free lrom f1-il c ana oher impuri,,.. ani rccNin-
mend is use for medicinal aud family rrtp).e,.
=. y, =. 90 Nw. v. -, late proft fsor - Chent5flv
Medical College Of Virginia.
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SrEREOPrICON EXHIBITION.-Mr j. Oscar
Goode will manipulate the stereoptlcon IN
the exhibition OF delightful views at -.
Marks church lecture-rOom on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next. The proceeds OF
the entertainment will 90 to The benefit OF
the church.
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ITALIAN BALL.-On Monday week TIE
Italian beneficial Society will give their an
nuaI bali at Monticello Hall. Extensive ar
rngeEAnis are being made, and the differ
eni committees lave been thoroughly or
gauixed.
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HUsTINGS COURT.-ln the Hastings Court
SlturdIy-Judge Christian pre,iding-B. G..
Melzger was tried for keeping dIsorderly
house and acquitted.
Mary jane Clark (colored), who was in-
diced for breaking and entering the coal
house OF Robert F. Johnson, was tried ana
acquitted.
The jury in The case OF Walter Brown,
charged with assauIting and beating Chrrlcs
Wclch, failed to agree, and were discharged
until Monday.
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OPEN TO New CANTON.-The bridges be-
tween Columbia and New Canton. on The
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, have
been taken down and the line fully c)m-
pleted to that point. Fice-PreSident Parsons
and other officers will 70 up the line Mon
day or Tuesday to inspect the new section.
The work west OF New Canton is being
nnshed with Xirnr.
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FoR VIE REST FOREST PINE AND wELL.sgA-
SoNED OAK WOOD, oih,r long or prepared Tn any
lenglh 10 suit order by machinery in nfie.n m,u-
ui'4 notice, call on CRUNP WEST.
1919 elsf Cary sslt.,f
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\ RELIABLE SAVINGS EANK.-One box Of d..
irTf s PILLS ~iil save you many toliars ~ doc
t.r' hils. TncY Will sur " cur chill ant o.
dNsp'p-n. dsordere liver or bowel, s.ck heiilchr
irmdilc. or chronic constipation, and eXpel oycr5
mpUaty from 'hc sy.'.n.
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SOUTHERN BIBLE AID pooK ASSOCIATION
Al meeting Of the life members Of ths association
the following were elected Board of Directors FOR
one yea. j. H. Peay. Sr., & orze j. II 'oper ". d.
T"ynham' Henry stockmsr, George h. Steel, Deca-
.ur Elyards
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Died in jail Mrs. EagFrioD, who wsS
commi'ted to iiii last month by the M1yot
as a person OF uuSOu.d mind, to await tie
scion Of o commission Oi luDacy, died yes
ierday morning about . O'Clock. She had
been IN delicate health for several weeks,
but her death was sudden. Coroner In
gram decided that death Was caused by
heart-dsea,c. The body will be inferred at
Mauiy Cemetery at the expense OF the city.
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100000 FIRE IN NEW YORK -sYCLR BRO
THEIRS have become purchasers of seyer, thou
sand dollars.
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foE THr BEST STEAM AND sMIIu.' 'COALad.n's
ors"t CgUIP WEST, l7l9 east cary .trc,i
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GELATIN T..

NtLtIIrE.
(SIALMERS'S GEL ATIKE,
~ ~tIALLY PREPARED FOR FAMILY USE.
UNKQUALLygs FOas STRENGTs
A<B SUiarY,
AND bf1HENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
.NY OTHER GOr9D .GELATINE.
fof Sa.4 ~ all dTuggi4s and atCcers.
PURCELL, LADD & co.
uo Z7.enf WbOlesah ARents
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ro make tbr hands smooth. 10 keep ~ hpl
from chapping, th,re T. .uofhiug better thll Ihi3
excellent pre- opiratlor. Sow that the cohi weather
lis -et IN eytrj boiy should have some ~ n.
Picprel by r. R0gERTs BAKER, Drugpis', ~.
0f ~ Min ,tfaat
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SYCLE HROIHERs viii open great mlny glods
jnriug this week slightly damaged hy wuer
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NTnRAClrE COAL-FOR SALE,
y 1000 tons BEN FRANKLIN LYKkN'S
VALLEY" RID.A>U fG6. SlbNE, and HEST
Mt coal Also. WEST virginia SPLiNl,
tl"NEn HILL. and MllLt1HlAN LUMP and
HAL COAf. OAK and PIsE T. WOOD of btsi
quality. GEOEEt'S CREEK &! MBtRLAND
COAT sod b, tnc cargo or ~ small lots 10 uit The
iIadt.
Gary STREETS. " lRT KOBkRT>.
Ie Z4-Su
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uR. H\RTLEY'5 REMEDY cu.es CaiIrri when
all o'h'r known remedies tal OGe package -
generally sufficient 10 ei;rc; a cure. Sold oy 81
jrJggi,t>.
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E'at LEVY BROTHERS Advertisement. ilf then
20 an purchase your GOODS r them.
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GOOD At AL TIMES.

...r r,,r THING TO KEEP IN wI>E-CfL
% LARS.
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Two-GurToN LIGHT KID GLOVES. 2O,.l prir
~ tENY BROTHERS
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.,i.,ic.ding wiue merchants. grocers' ho'e'S'
.Tnri,a ar mqruficfuItis' ericeS hy
tHNi>i 49,. = ia Q-dSu.WNf6m
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TO CONTAIN dHLY THE
j. BEST Gr LIQUORS,
UNIFIED WITH
...., rpt'lT JUlCkS AND GRANULATtD
SUGAR.

,,. IN, onenirg and will lC found an sgrce-
u '- '.tcn 10 ,Le choice thing whreh undcnaoly
ID, pies ures OF ne snS .ncoStSsy Foou
+le.Dip and good nature Al rHh'D ehlo!eo'
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Rcmemo r. some n az bargains may be- lioket
for from sYCLC BROTHERS.
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c. JEFFERSON.

u FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,
OFFICE. No 3 PIEDMONT AND ARlfSGToS
BUlLpISG, CORNER NINTH AND MAIN srurtfs.
ln,upue sfec,td IA tir'i.cls. ,omfanies " moi-
crate rats PfoIp' and careful aieastee rstf' >
vi b.iSiness entrusted 10 me. III psirH4se ei ms
fri~nd aud the pablse respectfully 'o'iehes.
lel3.2,s
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For s'noipe blrg,i ls, don't stop iu you r-' -
sIrLE BKOTnEHS'
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fou ooop u,rrrxe s,to >Yclr GaormrHs.

AlRAGRANl BREATH IS always pleasure, aad
vo. can hlycit hy using MEADE & EAKrn', d
hciaIs CARBoLtC MOUTH WASH II de-.roy tie
offensive oi1g clu-ei oy diseased gum, sni g.
ca,,d teeth, aud ~, edily stores them 20 hca.y
caL -LLilnn. Prlc.. n. c.nl. 4 LllL.r.
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rPowN'S BRONCHIAL 1RoCHEs viii stoo ;
Cough by dho,tly relieving Ihc irritation OF tao
Throat aud VIII not csord,r the stomach liA
cough--yInps. - centsa box.
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CtLLoN CRrNP & WEST, ,l7l0 cas-, Cary .t..D-
for % dnis Of Coll, ac screened, aGd ful - .l.'l
..,.r.4ut..I
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SAVE MONEY - hrsng your printing Zone az re
GsYNrCU pRiNIiSC-iorSE. GOoi wOrb. 'l~
iilrt-. aud fiil.iactiDl guaranteed.
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BEAUTIFULLY Wm:E TEETH ENSURED 80
81. u-. - NEtDE& BAKERS SAPoNIsE DENTi-
r.ICE. Aiicl vlH speedily remove incipieIt tdrta
aud s,!rr PGr,, 6ry cent, aboX.
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For he chcape,t BLACK CASHMERE. you musi -
20 >YtLE BROTHERS.
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LEE GALLERY, Main street, % the hes, Pnoro-
GRAPHS,
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+. fLiYsON E co., aig.rti.ius ae.u .s, i1.,rt -
-.,erl-a., iH %. 81 the newspsucr, oi .he ua.,t
-t.tcs q, p.1i-h ~ gaies ord lel' - me D'f.
p0tch colnsiny.room VII receive p,oup' 'tf.-
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TURN. HAY. AND NiIUCkS " IN I'D.
I .Ivi.h % buy tORN. HAl.Hrd SHUthS' IN
.r ,,.,l Iots or les. ou etnCr ID" thraptahr "HG
ot., fb- Eicumcud ans panNi.lt. u" Eichm"nu
Sad \ieshauy. the Richmond ami Nork ElNti' lhe
N,-.fui1 Micmnd. aud The Nltunc ANA Mi>>le,,plp
-. road Iir.. ur ut,Du ans Uaylg3blC sltam. BfRs
f-,- t,p q &C. aud ul' mcut made iu cash per rt'i-
....l weights. torrtsu uouceucr S0Icllth.
-."' CHARLES l.. TODD.
-, y, f0tr 4 - stree. iiChmCn1. Va.
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ErY , Ap.Ropr OF LEVY BRorHEps. Thy
1rc closing them Ouf cheap.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
W Isow have on hand 1000 tons BtSi ~
TIJR RAGlTF >T6N Nt-(ONl.: also. f6t' arC "
s$TJiRaCITT at lowest prices: also. Ri
II'MP >PLINT. SO per Ton; HAIL sF3l\I.
- 80 Der ton. BrOi1 street opposite Theatre ana
1908 Cary street. . ,,,.
De- IO.GGtNttod6t CHARLES II. fA1t.
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CtLLOv CRUNP & WEST, l7l0est cary sireet
for the te-', qrGck.hind ing, mIchiue prepare
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RACKS AND as ANA ERS.
LiGORstR PASTE.
hEM0y ysI.

| HAVE RE1OyED MY OtFICE 10
4. n m, re. ory, "a 20d ASH street IN EOcketts--
1s.Dn's vs. elons" epibss,e Old ioptntoa s'iealn-
'pp onosny6s wharSfs.
HIS ~ a. y. GOODMAN.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED. THE Committee on
The Fire Department have awarded the fol-
lowing feed.cOnract> To Mr.. X. 7. A.
vcy-Straw, al 4 cents per hundred weight; {;
hay, $2460 per ton; corn. 80 cents per
bushcl; shipsluif, SlS.4j per ton; shcaf-
oats. Sl.S0 per hundred weight.
To Lange Brotbers-Clean oats at 4S
cents per bu>hcl, and brOwnstuh at Sl7.s0
upr Ton.
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THE "HUB Punch"

,.,,l, hccn introduced, Sna meets "i'e marked
popular iaVoi'
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/WRN WANTED.-W Will pay the high
l ,u.tk.trrice fIr CORN IN carload lois dc.
Nterpi 4; d.rot, ol the Richmoad an@ DauNie,
RIc, mond. Yplk River and chesapeake, amt Rich
m,u1. Fr, derrick burg ana Potomac rair,ads We
farui, ,hing bag PIiii, having I'm 10 sell Viii 90
well 10 cous mliuicatc WI h
THOMAS ERANCH & CO..
e. 10 d&wZw Echmond' Va.