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Judge, 4 Will so In With You.

A man was brought up before an Austin
(TeXas) Justice OF the peace charged with
trying TO pass lead counterfeit dollar.
"What do you mean by trying 10 palm of
such a miserable coauterfeit as that on the
Intelligent people 81 this university city ?"
The prisoner said he didn't mean any
thing.
"That will not g9 down with this Court.
You migkt have got better counterfeit
than that. How could you expect TO de-
ceiye the people wiBa that sort OF COIN II
couldn't get up better counlerfeit than
that would be ashamed OF myself"
@Well, Fudge" said the esnnterfeiter,
I" am business-mau, and IL yeu have any
better counterfeit ihsa that dollar show me
the specimens. and II the price salts Pll buy
all nay counterfeit moRey from yos. II you
dent Ike that, l via so in with you on
shares"
Judicial Indignation and the eommittaI
followed
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The Rev. w. y. Wbiteher's Strange
TransactIons an Rare Books.


Some OF the Massachusetts, newspapers
having referred 10 the more or less recent
painful developments in Boston and THIS
city seriously affecting the character OF TIE
Rev. w. +. W pitcher, pastor OF the Mathew
son.StTeet Methodist Episcopal church, we
deem II but Justice to ell parties to give the
subjOined simple statement Of facts. The
Rev. Mr.. Whitcher is a man who has been
greatly esteemed, in his denomination and
out OF il, as a preacher OF much zeal, elo'
aueuce, and ability. Many devoted friends
throughout the Conference will be deeply
shocked and panied that man possessing
such great possibilities for usefulness
should have been overtaken 10 such q
rrieyous fault as to cast blight upon all
his future life. The case seems to be with
out mitigating circumstances. The biblio-
maniaca passion which sometimes so
strangely warps ones mind does not lead
him 10 purloin rare books to send to the
auction-rOom.
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BY joseph ". Houssworth, Asesionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF M0NTPELIER,
THE HONE OF PRESIDENT MADISON.
INORANGE COUNTY, VA - -.


4. execution Of the deed q trust from the. late
Thou as 4. Carson 20 Phi IN =. Fry ana Lewis "
Williams Ter tire benefit OF David raham. deceased,
da led Augast L. 1887, aud recorded IN tne CLERK
ONCE on orange County Court, the unders.Enso.
whe hay<. teen daily substituted as trus ees 10 the
place og The ssld Philip 3. Fry and Lewis IS, Wiz
iiams deceafed, being thereto reqnired Dy tne pre-
set beedeiaries In said trust deed wiii sell by auo-
ton, upon the premises, On
THURSDAY, JUL 20, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT Oh LAND conveyed, p ,y
aid deed. Known as MONTPELIER. situated IN
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the line OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, four miles wet ol
Orange Courthouse, and CONTAINING iUoot
ACRES. The land Is Of good quality, wen va.
tered and tinhered. The Improvement CONSIST n
OF large and imposing BRlCh DMbLLINo'
erected by President Madison, commanding mag
nifcSnt View Of the blue Ridge Mountains, together
win an the necessary out-bnidiDgs. The grounos
are Justly considered the handsonest In fledmon'
Virginia This would make most dehghtfnl sum
mer residence, nne stock farm. or couio ne Gun
yerted into pieasan nj summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the cost OF exc
cutting the trust and 10 pay balance secured Nv
deed-say, $4,000; and as To the residue, upon =
credit Of one and two years, the purchaser 10 give
bond for the deferred payments, bearing interesI
from day OF safe, and secured by deed OF trust on
land. Should the beneficiarles conclude not 10 re-
0ulre the whole amount due them In cash. the
change II terms will be announced on day OF SAFE
For further Information. address the trustees.
LINDEN KENT,
AIeXandria, Va,
JOHN G. WlLIlAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va,
substituted Trustees:
APRIL &c. 1881. an 2s-2aw'Jy14Sidtd
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A STATUE OF FAITH BY NATIVE OF RICH
MOYp.-A statue in marble, by NJ. Ezekiel
called FAITH" at Bendaun's Gallery, or
Baltimore street, attracts much attention
The statue Is about E.e feet nigh, and rep
resents muscular youth with outstretched
hand. The pOise Is good, and strength i.
shown throughout the whole body. The
artists idea is that faith Is strength and
truth, and that IL comes from above. Mr.
Ezekiel is a native OF Richmond, Va. He
was formerly cadet OF the Virginia Militia
ny destitute at Lexington, Va, and went
through the late war with the cadets, AZ
ter the war, be studied art in Berlin, and
finally at Rome. In 1880, at the Paris Sa.
lon, be exhibited a group, containing Ho-
mer aud others, and later a colossal statue
OF LisL. 10 the Grand Opera-HOuse OF Pa.
ris. lie received All order for marble busts,
larger than life, for the CorcOran Gallery in
Washington, OF Leonardo de VinCl. Titan,
Raphael, Durer, Michael Angelo, and Rem.
brsadt. -Four OF these are now in place in
the gallery, and the others are expected
skortly.-BdltimOre Gazette.
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The stomach being the CHIEF organ Of di-
gestion is subject 10 variety OF troubles
brought about during the spring and sum-
mer months by the consumption Of i'm
proper articles Of food, impure water, and
other things. When mans stomach Is
out OF order be becomes an exceedingly
unhappy creature, and doctors bills roll in
with a regularity that is positively dreadful.
All this is unnecessary. IL the victim
would inquire Of any respectable druggist,
he would learn that in PERRY DAvIs's PAIN
KILLER, remedy OF forty years standing,
be has a certain, safe, and in all ordinary
eases an instantaneous cure for diarrhGl,
dySentery, cholera, cramps, and other af-
fections OF the stomach.
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FANCY GOODS, de.

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty OF the philanihroDic move
now on foot to give the people of Richmond and vi
entity the benefit OF wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and Wishing o offer substantial aid to the audable
enterprise, offers in the best mases-
Selected DINNER PLATES, extra thin, at s5c. per
dozen;
Selected C. C. PLATES at 65c. per dozen;
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at Soc per
set;
selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS
extra thin, at soc. per set;
Good IRONSTUNE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, at
Acc. per set;
LAMP CHIMNEYS at Acc. per dozen;
Fine PLAIN GOBLETs (beautiesl at soc. per
dozen;
TITMBLER<. three styles, al 25c. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS aud
FORKS;
In CAKE-STANDS, CASTORS, &C, &C., you will
find large assortment, al bottom prices, at
STEVENS,
je24 sos Broad street.
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BY Jn0. Il. Laughton, Jr- Auciioneer,
1906 Main street.

WALNUT AND COTTAGE CHAMBER
w SUITS, HAIR AND sHUCK MATrRIk ts 81
FEATHER BEIJS. rXTENSlOH. DINING,TA-
BJFS, IRON SAFE REFRIGERhTOR, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, PARLOR ORGAN ST.
YER PLATED TEA-SkT. &C. &C. AT AUt-
TION.-THIs DAY at 10 O'Clock will sell at my
auction house -, n,
2 HANDSOME WALNUT DREssING.CASh
CHAMBER SUITS, with MARbLE-IOf
pieces-Very little used; ..,,,,
DECORATED COTTAGE CHAMBER sUIT-as
wSGNUT ans MAHOGANY wARDROBES;
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSESi
FEATHER-BEDS, BEDSTEADS,
WASHSTANDS. LOUKING-GLASsES:
3 WALNUT EXTENSION DINING Tab. tS'
l MASON & HAMLIN PARLOR hGAN-in gooo
order:
l IRON OFFICR-sAFF-medluW size;
LACECURTAINS, CHILDREN'S tARRlA0E s
REFRIGERATOR, with WATER-COOLEk at-
l sILVFR.PLATED TEA.SET-6 piecec-of best
l SET Of THREE BRONZE CHANDELIERS-six
JNO. f. LAUGHTON. JR.,
iv08 AuctlOneer.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANV1LLE RAILROAD 8 PER CENT
GOLD BONDS due I'm 1918 at l04 and accrued ln'
terest. These bonds are secured 10y consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Danyie and Pied
mont railroads aud the lease o. the North Csroins
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these DOnds, as
the annual report of the company for the year eEd
Ing goth September, 1880, showed that the COM
pany had reduced It's debt over 100000 durine
The two preceding years. besides adding largely tC
It's rollirR stock and machinery, and purchase nR
6 800 tons Of steel rails. For the styen months
ending April 80, 1881. the net receipts OF the TOM
pany exceeded 100000, which Is equal 10 81 per
cent on the capital stock OF the company after The
payment of interest, rents, and all other nNeC
charges. and eXpeBdiDg large amount for equip
ment, steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
The receipts OF this company for carrying thS
mails for last April show an Increase OF over lOC
per cent. over same month of last wear, and fOl
freight of 80 per cent. Previous 70 LIST of May 40
per cent. of the ALBANIA and Charlotte freight
business went ria the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all its through business goes by the Richmond
and Danye railroad, which viii add largely 10 Is
Income. my II
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TtK Mb,RIGANQU0TA AT Y ORKTOwY.-
Ss,e Military Board of Michigan has decided
to send Elk companies OF forty men each to
Che Yorktown Centennial, to represent the
State, upon the simple condition that the
troops provision themselves. A large num.
Der Il companies bave expressed desire 10
make tbe9ourney, aud the question OF which
are 10 go wal be decided by q competitive
drill. IL the Commander.in In. Chief Of the
HlinOss troops chose be could. undoubtedly,
arranee fayorSble terms for the Transports
ton d abattaii0n from this State upon the
same conditions, showing tbe six OF eight
companies displaying ihe greatest merit In
drill to1)rm the oommaEd. - CHICAGO IYaes.
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The men wife thick Conkling kas beer
meanly used, and are disgusted with The
course pursued bg the Administration man
ayers at Albany. don't towl about The
streets now, but they will report at the poll:
In November.
The New York 7rGthne says tbst many oi
the "forbidden anu abhorrent forceso y,
Albany would Eeyer asye been able TO get
hsme had they not beeG supplied with rail-
road passes.
Considering the unhealthy condition Of
Washington. IL is. amazing that 80 many
meu want 10 be sent there at the public ex.
pcuse at the risk OF their lives.
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MADNESS IN MAssACHUsETTS.-The report
comes TO Us from Massachusetts that in-
sanity is largely on the increase in that
State. II seems that while the ratio OF
mentally unsOund 10 sound men and wo-
men is in most other paris Of the country
as one to four hundred, there is in the CEN
tire OF New England culture and progress
one lunatc for every three hundred and
fifty who are possessed OF ordinary common
sense.-Nelc York Herald.
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CAMP EoUIfS Colonel Werienbake
hts succeeded 10 obtaining from the UnlteC
Ststes Government supply OF tents, fuel
-cookfDg-utensiis, aud bedding for the TblrC
Virginia regiment. 10 which the Alexan
dris Light Infantry OF this city are sttached
10 be used st the Yorktown Centennial cee.
brstion IN October next.-Aiezandria Ga,
sefts.
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C0I0R-BLINDSEss.- thousand two
hundred employes OF the Old Colony rail.
road have been examined for color-blind-
ness, 20 compliance with the Massachusetts
law. sod over forty engineers, firemen. con-
ductoss, aud Others have bees dismissed be-
cause they cave detective sight. OF this
number 10 Conductor CowaD, who has
taken tickets for thirty.two years and never
had an accident happen to his ttain.
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"Csn The Manchester IN. H. Mirror find
arr warrant ia deceney for calling Sam.
Randall "a notorious HARP" asks the
spfing6eId Rspublieoa. No; and II doesn't
rant any. It's Republican paper Of The
Tsw York 7ritass stripe. -~hosson Post
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT on SEVENTH STREkT BETWEEN
BAKER AND PRESTON STREtTS.-Ry virtue OF
= certain deed OF trust executed by A. Walker and
W fe 10 the undersigned as trustee. dated September
10, 1880. ana duly recorded In the clerks office OF
Richmond Chancery Court In ID. B. III G, page
2lS, TO secure the payment Of certain negotiable
notes therein mentioned, default having been made
in he pay ment of Of said notes, aud at he re-
Guest OF the holder thereof, viii sell at public auc
nor, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST %,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by slld deed. as follows: All that LOT OF LAND
In the city OF Richmond, with the improvements
thereon, fronting 80 feet on The west line OF
Seventh street between Baker ana Preston streets.
and running back between parallel lines l24 feet to
an alley IL feet wide" The HOUSE Is a tw0-story
detached brick building. comparatively new.
TERMS: Cash as to eNUenGe- OF safe and more
for 400, with interest from 10th March, 1881,
and q credit as TO $3.50 due September 10, 1851
balance as will be announced At sale.
T. UPPER, JR., Trustee.
FURMAN TUPPER. Auctioneer. jy27
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SEEDS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
~ OF TURNI?-sEBD at SCOTS drugstore
corner of Franklin and Seventeenth streets: RUTA'
BAGA, 4Oc.; WHITE FLAT DUTCH. 40c; AM.
Der GLOBE, 40c.; WHITE NORFOLK. 40c.
WHITE GLOBE, 40c.; SEvEN-TOP 40c; RED
TOP, 40c. j. 26.eodlOt
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Montgomery county. in the chanceTv suit OF Gfay's
execu ors rs. The Montgomery White sulphur
SprIugs Company. we will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on the
premises, al auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1881.
This property consists Of 1866 ACRES OF TX
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK BOT
tom AND UPLAND-mucb Of II In valuable tim
her: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES, RECEPTION
HOUSE. BATIl-HOUSES. BOWLIAG-ALLEYS,
&C.. &c; all cOm Uletc, in goOd repair and capable
Of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD in frst-class order I'm bed aud equip
ment, connecting the lawn wi h the Norfolk and
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles DIS
tant. The springs are in romantic glen IN the
heart OF the ALcghauies, aud I'm easy reach of the
OtEer Virginia springs. The lawn Is superb. aud
improved with magnificent shade trees. fountains,
walks. &C., &c. Two white sulphur springs and
chalybedte furnish an UNFAILING SUPPLY Of
highly medicinal waters, all making summer re.
sort second 10 none la attrac, Ions and popularity
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the dav of sale;
residue In equal Dstalments. running one. two, and
three years. with interest from day of sale bonds
and security required, ana title retained by the
Court until purchaSe-mOuey shall be fully paid.
Posse sion delivered January l 1882.
For further particulars address the undersigned
a. Chrlstiansburg, Va.
THOMAS F. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUNkIN,
commissioners,
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FREIttHT.

Freigh. received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
NewbeTne, Washington, ano Tarboro', N. G., an d
ern shore of Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on james river, at LOWEST RATES.
and through bills ISSUED. /. y. TATUM,
te 10 Superintendent.
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NO III toF&uof sd1e~
uoUsEHoLD FURNITURE, CAN, CAR
III PETS. MATTRESSES, MATTlhSs CUM
TERs, &C. AT AUCTIJN.-On
~ FRIDAY, 29ru INSTANT,
at 1ox o'clock will sell at No. 2cOi corner o.
twentieth and Main streets iup-stairsl,a va'haolt
assortment OF GENTEkL FURNITURE &C., con-
listing IN part OF
CHAMBFR SUIT. nearly new;
SOFAS, DIyANS, PARL0R- CHAIRS, ana ia
BgfDsTElps. BUREAUS. WRISTBANDS:
3 VERY GOOD BRUSSELS CARPETS;
large Iot Of SEW DOUBLE and SINGLE MAT.
OAK TXTENsiON- and other TABLES;
CANE aud WOOD CHAIRS and ROChERSi
TIN SAFES. LOUNGES; -.-.
Several EXCELLENT COMMISSIONER &c.
ALSO,
Q GOOD WALNUT-TOP COUNTERS:
Several BRASS TENDERS, BRASS ANDIRONSi
Lot of FANCY SEA.SHkLLS;
and many other ueful articles, 10 whith the atlen
ton OF housekeepers generally is respectfully 1sked
sale posiliVe. JAS. MACDOUGALL.
AuctOneer.
r. y. COOK. Salesman. V26
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GALE OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
- GOOCHLAND.-Under decree OF the Circuit
Court OF the county of GOochland, Ia the suit OF
SCOTS executor VS.. Goode. &C, dated the 6th day
OF April, 1881, | will as special commissioner
therein named. sell at auction at Goochiand Court
house, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1881,
the TWO TRAC CTS OF LAND now IN the poesef-
sion of A. %. Fleming, the former purchaser. ~ MS
risk and costs. containing respectively los ana IA
ACRES. lying on the Three. Chopped road In the
upp r part Of the said county.
Terms: Une half cash balance on credit OF
six months. secured by bonds Dsarng interest from
money a. Maid w. W. COSBY,
iv % .Th4W Special Commits iOD.r.
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FINANCIAL.

CARTER W. BRANCH. ". +. DIBRELL.
~ w. BRANCH & CO.,
". No 8 SOUTH TWELFTH STREET,
STOCK. BROKERS.
STOCKS and BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD On
COMMISSION and CARRIED On MARGIN.
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PASSENGERS GOING NORTH BY THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT For A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and at
Garber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage
checked through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY. AND OF HER EXCURSIONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
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EXTRAORDINARILY RAILROAD
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. ANUNfN
YORK.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JCNEl5. ISsl.
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No. 80. Hc. as. No. e..
Daily. Daily. DaiB.
Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. A., Daily.

LJnGuuuTS iaeAtbFtI lIatus NJ - l'Aiil' o.,
Leave RlchmOna' .''.'''''.''''.''.'''.''1 - j. !,
Arrive Burkevlle.............. .........6;Ho T. -
Train No. "A connects ~ Burkeyllt wlth N"f'
folk a.; 4 Western railroad for FsrUyle, a. De
burg, aud all Southwestern points.
Train No. 30 fast MALL stops only a. j. tsrsi e
BurktVille, DTas.'s Branch. Bsrksdaic's Dthf..''
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte, SptrftI...-f
Greenyille, Seneca ToccOa, Lula, ard Gal'-' %
connecting Al Atlanta for all points south aAd f"Al'
west
Train NO.4s Through passenger stop. A. AT "a.
lions, connecting az Sutheriiu's vi h Mtol u3
Sutherltu Narrow-Gaugc railroad f'r Miiohi 81
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad '''
All DOiDs I'm Western North GarONua, a. Atllil
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. ~ Through passenger and ma go t
At all stations, connecting a. Sutherhn's with NlI.
ana sutherliu NarrOw-Gsuee railroad i'r y MOE
at Atlanta for all points south and >outh"t,',
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia ard AIf'~
railroad for Columbia, Ausu,Ei, Savannah, a-.
Florida points.
Trains nom the above-uamri points arrive q
Richmond 4:44 Z. NJ, AIS +. NJ, 7:2- 4. N.' .-.
l2:lS L. VI.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE;
On Train No. 6O-Richmond To Atlantis.
On Tram 40 4S-New fork and Auanh 30
Richmond, AND Greeusb OrO' % Henry it
Western North Carolina railroad.
On Train No. 42-W ashingtOn, - q ..f'l3'
and Danyllle, and Dauyilie snc Augusta. .
R0u-AiT passenger tFains leave Richm.. r b..
4. VI. and 635 L. NJ; arrive a. Bon AirAi 30
NJ and 6:56 L. NJ arrive - tOtlheld At i..- ~.
VI and 7:ll z. VI. Returning, leave toal
7:4l \. NJ. and TBS 4 NJ; leave Bon ARA = 10
NJ. ana 7:4O T.. NJ; arrive Il Richmond 81 80
VI. ana ; L. VI. All IA seLRer trai lbeNrtpt ID. 3D.
Tickets sold to all points souih. southeast sc
southwest, and baggage checked through.
NO lAy-oVer checks given on local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agen.
T. VI. X. TALCOTT. General Manager. J. -
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TOR OLD POINT COMetTHsJ
FORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND KEGU-
ARLANDINGs ON JAMES RIVER DIRECT,
ALSO
CONNECTING AT OLD POINT SAME AFTER.
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON, D. c.. BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH, SMITHFIELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, fl.5O.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, ~ so.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
Irrtf

THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states mail,)
2. c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
aud SATURDAYat6 A. VI. for abOye-n named places,
arriving at old Point at 7. NJ, connecting With
steamer for Washington, ID. c., aud the Bay Line.
which arrives in Baltimore next morning In full
time Tor early trains TO Philadelphia New York, and
Boston. Returning. the steamer ARIEL leaves Nor
folk ~ 4. VI. aud O'd Point Vt 7:l5 A. NJ. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, arriving
at Richmond al about 4 p. VI.
fdr6 70 billmOie....s. y w
Fare IL Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Fare to New 1Ork.s,....-....s.,s. .,,s.s..s ~ 90
rare 10 bOetOn. IL w
ria Old Point, Potomac steamboat Company AMI
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
So.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

A SMALL RED cow WASCeSa
n TAKEN UP ga Saturday fast, July 23. Ill
1881. Owner will please come forward, pay
charges &c, aud tats her away.
Brock turuHke.
~ 2S .aEE near J. p Walton's blacksmith shop.
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EOR RENT. A NICE NEW TWO. a
IL STORY BRICK DWELLING, with seven Iii
rooms, on north First street, for 4l6 ITr Month.
VIII be finished In few days. Apply 10
X. II. CHAPLIN a co.
IL cost No. l north Tenfh street..
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Tor RENT, THE DWELLING No. G.
II 625 BROAD street, Oger Mccarthy a III
Haynes grocery store. ToA desirable tenant, rent
moderate. Apply 10 =. HIRSH.
N28-St 1909 Mal0 street..
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SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION.

A tramp with his arm in a sling called or
GilheOley for a quarter, alleging that his
arm had been injured in The recent railroad
accident near San Antonio. "But yester
day YOU had the other arm in sling" re-
piled Glhooley. Dwell, supposin' had
Don't you think a felIer's arm gets tired oil
being tied up all day! Besides, have got
conclusion Of the brain and can't remem.
Der half the time which arm Was broken"
1e1dS S0tingS.