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a Heart Plant.

I,rar friend nv fond heart ealleth unto in,nes
~ -, rough The drcary hours tlaf cndie1s roh
n wats Ell, moan and wearily doth pine
For fhy dear love 10 thrill my inmost SOUL
n cai,sfk thee by all the dear past DAYS, ...,
when spriugs fair sunshine lay witn,n w "e"' -
Aud life was riorined by loves pure ray.
FOR heaven 20 earth glory did impdr''
1bcrc were no shadows then on earth orsky'
The suD i'm very gladness cast no R'oom'
ror we'll II seemed 90 know, that by ana n!e 49,
Would come the shade, the uarkhess' an" my
doom. .....,i,r, f,,o
with sobbing breath. walt comnelllhg tad
Ueart-rent and torn. c0mpahinn'css, s'
A very beggar, barred without we es.c .,,,.,5
" OF DIV dear heart, which no more eo5'maho'
A. q, ,bose iovous golden hours,
vIen earih was fair. aud life radiant dream
when banny wishes lurked In budding flowers
And IA hing sunlight danced on every stream.
These dear deiightsome days, wfose sweet per
stul baunts my restless hours could they return
oncn ,nnre 10 nc In all their rosy bloom,
with Loves sweet fires my heart agatn "ouiu
burn.
Comm hact dear wanderer, and with thee bring
All that msdc life so fair and happy then;
Came hack pray thee: there shall he no sung
iVhen Zach shall meet, no more To part again
ri drive FAR hence sad thoughts Of present days,
And make thy heart, dear love, with gladhcss
Az in those oIdcn times those dear ble,t days,
When thou DER II didst reign, my hearts own
king. ~ o. NJ
RICHMOND.
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Sfrnek mn Iccbe re- and Sunk.

BosroN, July Captain Watts, OF The
bark Edeline, from New York for Nor
way. which was sunk by an iceberg. has
arrived here. The bark struck the iceberg
at 7:6 on the evening OF June 18th, II
heavy fog prevailing at the time. Nothing
could he seen a ships length ahead. she
struck the iceberg stem on, throwing the
stem one side and bursting off the ends OF
her planks. Her pumps were worked all
night, the vessel gradually settling. The
crew, consisting Of thirteen men, took to the
two boats, and were picked up by the
schooner Mary F. Chisholm on the 18th
ultimo in longitude $50 40>. The bark
went down in latitude 43o TO-, longitude
500 OS/. There was no change in tempera-
ture before strikingthe iceberg.
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lung; the upper and middle lobes were
united By connective Tissue.
Tie lung was normal throughout.
there were also old pleuritic adhe-
sions OF the left lung to the dia-
phragm and between It's lobes; three small
tubcrclc-Iike. augmented patches were OBJ
served IN the upper lobe. The heart
weighed ten and threc-quarter ounces; It's
muscular substance was apparently normal.
There was an abundance OF fat upon Its an
terror surface and villous patch OF old
pericarditis near the apex Of the left VEN
tricle. The right ventricle contained lit
tie blood Just forming a clot. The valves
were normal. The aorta was slightly
atheromatous for short distance above the
valves. -,
"AIi Of the abdominal viscera presented
large accumulations Of fat. They were
normally situated. The liver was con-
gested the gall-bladdcr contained niue
bile; the spleen was l0bulated ana en-
larged; il weighed eighteen ounces; thc
cansule was blush, the substance brown
the Malpighian bodies hyperrophied; the
nancreas was normal; the stomach con-
tanned food; the intcstines appeared nor
mai. were not opened; the kidneys were
congested; there was small superficial
Serious cyst on the right one.
"The results Of the microscopic eXami-
nations will be reported hereafter.
I'D. S. LAMB.
"Arrny Medical Museum, Washington,
d. C., July 4, 1892"
DIR, HICKS UPH0LDS DIR. LAMB s COURSE.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-The following
letter has been furnished for publication I'D
connection with the misunderstanding
among the surgeons with regard to the re-
port Of the Guiteau autopsy:
"WAsHINGToN, ID. c., July 8, 1882.
"Dear DOctor,-I requested you TO con-
duet the autopsy and complete the exalnl-
nation OF Guitcau's body because believe
Won to be not only fully competent rs anat-
omist and demonstration, but thoroughly
conscientious. Your name appended to
the report will give assurance to all the in
terested world OF the fairness and correct
ness of the examination. l beg TO thank
YOU for personal courtesics, and subscribe
myself most cordially yours,
WILLIAM w. HICKS.
80. S. Lamb"
1t is generally believed in this city that
Guiteau's body has been removed from IT.
temporary resting-place in the Jail ano
taken to the National Medical Museum
where it has undergone or will shortly un'
dergO the processes which are necessary &c
reduce it to q skeleton. DIR. Lamb docs
not denv that the body has been removed
but declines to say at present where 1t Is OF
what is to be done with it,
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For the Dispatch.
Oats Causes OF Their Fuilurc-Wfnter
AnfG


One OF the correspondents OF the Dis
patch (writing, | think, from Danyille) has
recently given to the public his reasons for
the want Of success OF the oat crop. He
enumeratcs several, emitting, as we think,
the most important one-that is, the omis-
sion to seed them in the fell. Ii sown the
last OF August or first of September, |
know of no more certain crop for Middle
and Tidewatcr Virginia. Occasionally they
get winter-kiled, as they did generally
winter before last but this will not happen
more than once Ill eight or ten years, par
ticularly il they are seeded last OF August.
And what is this compared with the failure
of the wheat crop: The present wheat
crop is the only really good one we have
had for the whole State since the war.
There is no crop so uncertain, and some
times the failure is complete. One year
since the war portion Of "Shiriey," rent
ed by Major John Seldcn, scarcely made
seed; and we knew farmer III Amelia
county to SOW forty bushels OF wheat on
tobacco-land and only hauled from the field
two wagon-loads. Ii winter oats are seed
ed in August they may be grazed until late
in the winter, and land which was in will
ter oats this year may be ploughed this
month, and will resecd itself il 1t has not
been CLEANED by the rake. If it has. think
they would be too thin, as oats should he
seeded thick-two to three bushels per
acre. If the oats ploughed in this month
should be too forward they can be kept
down by grazing. We urge the farmers in
Middle and Tidewater Virginia to sow
winter oats; they will pay better than
wheat, and will produce well on land which
Is too thin to produce wheat On four
acres OF land, some years since, seeded TO
winter oats on l4th October Zone bushel to
the acrel, made s1l0; they were baled.
They were seeded much too late and too
thin. | mistook the quantity OF land, or
should have seeded at least two bushels TO
the acre. TAOMAs PoILARp.
HenricO.
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During the past two or three weeks 4
considerable amount of counterfeit money
has been put in circulation about Hinton.
1t consists OF half-dollars bearing date
lSfi and is base counterfeit. At the
supper given by the ldies of The Presby-
terian church last week twemy-three OF
obese ooSnterfeit hali-doilars were passed
on the ttHSuspecting ladies, and their re-
nespts were curtailed TO the extent Of
slL50. Seyeral of our merchants have also
been imposed upon, and suffered loss from
this base coin. No clue has been obtained
as to who passed or circulated the counter
feit, but II Is undoubtedly being systematf-
caily carried on by some rascal Green
,rier Independent.
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Formulation of JaOap.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Advices from foko-
hama to June 18th say: The census gives
the population OF Japan as 3G,55S,90i, an
increase OF 100000 since 1873. This ap-
parent increase is in part attributed to
growing accuracy in collecting returns.
The population of the three principal cities
is: Toxic, 979,Os4; Kioto, S3O,S2 Osaka,
5S7 g9S
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I TFlINt
| Richmo'd 2ij p G:lj \. ~. 7.iUp .
] Arrive At
| W'tpOint soc Z. MIIu.O5 4. S. lU.BGp 'f


Passenger TRIM connect. az W. Point n...
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore ...
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond. attGIJ s 81
and 7:lO T.. ". vii. have pa.,,ug cr-coarh,. ..
tached.
Train No. IA connects at BurNrf illc with q
folk and Western railroad tor FalDN4'lD. f.fi.. -
burg, and ali southwestern points.
Train No. so Through passenger stops 40 f.. .,.-
lions, connecting az >uthrrlu'- with AIlI.H ...
>uthcrlin Narrow-Gaugc railroad i.r Nfli..
Salisbury With " Csicrn North Carolina rs.In..
t"r al point IN Western North Carolina. % '.-
ANITA lorrill points south and ~outlH,-t.
Train No. 81 Through pass, ugcf t.G H.l'i. .i..
AZ All stations, connecting at ~uiht.. in'- r.I F.
IN ana Snthcrlm Narrow -GauE. ri.Ir.al
Milton; AZ Atlanta for an points ~.f -... -
west; al Charlotte with Charlotte
Augusta railroad for Columbia. AI-..tI. -ls.. -
nah. aud Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive 30 f........ B.
$50 l.. VI, 1880 \. NJ. and LOO J.. o.. If.l f
West Pontat lo:2O \. VI. tasscng. r..tI.i s. a. 81
and 2:l0 +. NJ (Frcightl
4 ID.
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CcntaI Johu Gilbert Ill.

BosTON, July G.-John Gilbert, the veto
ran actor, is seriously i'll at his summer
cottage at Manchester-by-the-s lie had
a bad night on Wednesday, and was COM
pletely prostrated this morning. His
family are anxious, but entertain hopes
that he will rally.
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d" Ditto 1! 4"
4" You're
from the Baltimore Amerlcan.I

Strangers visiting New York will find
the buckingham Hotel very central and
convenient house to stop at. IL can be
easily reached by the Elevated railroad and
Madison-ayenue cars. The ventilation.
plumbing, and heating are constructed on
the most approved methods. while it. SUI
perb restaurant and moderate charges make
il deScrYcdlY DOnular
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sTEAM.ENGINEs. BOILERS. &c.

of THE TANNER DELANEY ENGiNEl
COMPANY.
llO SOUTH SEVENTH STREET. I
RICHMOND, June %, 1882
III ANlNG REBUILT OUR SHOPS.
~ which were destroyed by fire the lth of No
venber last, and equipped them with the most ar-
proven TOOLS we are prepared with increased faci-
ties TO furnish sTEAM-ENGlNEs, BOILERS.
sAw,MlLLs, &C., Of tile high grade heretofore
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES Of all sizes on
hand, mounted on wheels or on skids.
proposing 10 move Into our large new shOps on
ere norh ode OF the city, LIST January next offer
LOT siIe INC REAL ESTATE upon which our pre-
SEM WORKS are located. on Canal, Sixth. and Sew
snth sirSts- possession 10 he given at The above
Sae. Ims place offers great advantages for a
foundry and machine-sbop tobacc o. fac tory or
for any heavy business.
WILLIAM y. TANNER,
Fzzeodim President.
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Strikes OF Workiugmen.

new YORK, July G.-Seyenteen Russian
Jews who have been working as freight
handlers for the New York Central Com
pany have struck and applied to become
members Of the freight-lIandlerS' union.
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Pn1y, weak, and sickly children need
Browns Iron Bitters. II will strengthen
and invigcrate them.
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"a d ~ 9
OHEyAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
j sCHEDULE, TAXING EFFECT JULY l.,
i9 pEpART RICHMoND: Fast line; 8 4: VI.
daily; Express 1915 II ds n,y, ts smngsTs
ss ar Norfols and Old Point Comfort, 1885 A. M.
and l:I5 T.. VI. daily Except snndayl; sunday
spesial for Newport News and all stations, 1850
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West, a;
NJ A. NJ, and 7;30P, NJ. from N9r1o'k and pu,,
man sIeeping-coachcs TO White sulphur, Cincm-
natl, and Louisville. aoro.
n. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent:
g. w SMITH, General Manager. Je
V,UE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
NEW BROAD-GAUGE ROUTE)
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY,
is now running fast express trains OF
ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND
PARLOR CARS,
I'm which the charge for seat has been reduced TO
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 80 MINUTES.
passengers from Washington win take the
through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road to Philadelphia and arrive ut the new Broad
street station of the Pennsylyania railroad, where
Union Transfer Coaches or strcet-cars connect III
rect TO station Of the West Jersey railroad nj foot
of Market street.
For through tickets, baggage-chccks. and full
Information apply as follows 1000 Main street.
Exchange Hotel, or station Richmond, fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth ana
Byrd streets 4. X. WooII,
&c 7-tAul5
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

~@ooO-~--l~~--~-~~~~
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATeE;TaI
COMPANY'S las.-ssafk.
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. AND JAMIE RIVER LANDINGS,
DIRECT; CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
"AsiiiN" ioN' S S9h riIi0"h AMI LIE
ALSO. CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS. 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One Of the C0mpanys spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United States mail,l
r.. G.. OXFORD. Commando
leaves Ricllmond every TUESDAY RSDAf,
and SATURDAY AZ \. NJ. for ahOye-named
places. connecting ut Old Point with the Bay Line
for Baltimore and the North Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk at g 4. VI. and Old Point
p II.
Through tickets on sale ON steamer and at Gar
ber's Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES, &C.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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by III. l.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
ll03 Main street.

IIU3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT on EAST
SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
TION.-By virtue of "A decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond entered on the lst
day OF July, 1882. In the cause Of lIaskins "a.
haskins, We shall sell. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. July IL, 1852,
at o O'Clock =. a., the PROPERTY above de-
scribed, fronting twenty-five feet on Eighteenth
street and running back about 100 feet.
. TERMS: One third cash the residue IN elual
Instruments at six and twelve months, with inter-
est ut six per cent. for negotiable notes, and the
Title retained until the whole OF the purehase-ino-
ney Is paid and % conveyance ordered by the Court
ST.. BLOOMBERG,
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
NJ, special Commissioners.
H. u. STABLES & CO., Acctionsrs. yd
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LEAyK PErrRsnrRG-NQnTu-

direct four-heurs connection f. made hoft,,
Richmond and Norfolk by train leaving D..
m0nd at 1880 \. NJ. and Norfolk al 1918 y. 81.
An trains leaving Petersburg will start from, g.
AppomattON depot.
j. Il. kENLN, General Superintendent
a. PoPk, General Passenger aud Ticket AGENT
Ifp IOf
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE ls.,I SALE

NOR SALE, LARGE DETACHEDG
4 TUREF.sTORY BRICK DWELLING. Ill
with detached Kitchen stable &C. In ten n m MIN e
walk Of post-oficc. This property WI DC sou 10"
'''' O' GEORGE s. VAsHON SON..
~ 4-eod3. ienth s'iec'.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DEHIDEND&.


THE CITY RANK OF RICHMOND, VA.,l
July 3, 1882. I
rINHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il have. declared i DIVIDEND OF PER
CENT upon the capital stock oui of the net earn
Jugs of the last six months PAYABLE to the stock
bolders on and after 9th instant.
jy 4.tJylOi WALKER HILL, Cashier.
OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLASTERs)
SAVINGS BANK,
RICHMOND, June 20, 1882. \
V'llE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
- - nave declared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF THREE PER CENT. free Of all taxesl, nav
able 10 Its stockholders and after tn Sth july
le 3O-td WILLIAM 4. JENKINS. Cashier
THE STATE BANK OF VIIGINIA,)
RICHMOND, VA, June 81, 1852.
V'llE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
- have declared DIVIDEND OF THREE PER
CENT. Tree OF taxes, payable on and after JULY
1, 1852. WILLIAM Nj. hill.
Je Zc-lOt Cashier.
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A E'cbIc.
BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERs, But 1T DON
DO TO INTERFERE WITH EVERY QUARREL.

BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS, But 1T DON'T
DO TO INTERFERE WITH EVERY QUARREL.
A Goose which was travelling across the
country for the benefit OF her dyspepsia
was resting in lit of thicket, when along
came two Foxes in search OF something
not too utter for dinner. Being tired and
disappointed it was Only natural that they
should fell Quarrelsome, and as they halted
near the thicket one OF them observed:
elf YOU were half AZ sharp as the books
make YOU out you would not now be hun
gry enough 10 gnaw at the bushes"
"And ii you were half as big as you
think you are you would pass for lion
minus the roar" sncered the other.
81 don't want any impudence from no
fiftccn-cent animal OF your build" warned
the first.
"Don't give me any chin-music. or I'll
make wreck of yOu," yelled No2.
YOU'RE a thief
"DittO!"
"Iou're 4 ="
At this point the Goose could stand it no
longer. Walking out from the thicket
she put on benevolent look and observed !:
"Gentlemen, let me settle this dispute.
In the first place want to remark--."
But she never remarked. The Foxes
made rush and gobblcd her up, and as
they picked their teeth OF the last Of TIE
| feathers No. remarked:
"None but a Goose would have sought to
settle dispute between two Foxes"
"And while have great respect for a
peacemaker," added the second, 81 nave
invariably observed that they are the eaten
party. Neighbors who quarrel cannot only
take care Of themselves, but in most cases
OF the Goose which sticks her bill into the
fuss. This banquet will now ADJOURN
| Detroit Free Press.
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1905 Main street,
VIRGINIA STATE PEsIrss,IISsgBY'l
U,HE FOLLOWING ARTICLES WILL
l. BE SOLD at public auction ut the pe"''en'
'"'" MONDAY, July 10TH,
at o o'clock J.. NJ:
LIST OF ARTICLES
10000 HALF and THREE-QUARTER BAR
,a,ooo rREEG Ek SIAHfEff, SLAVES,
s54 pounds IRON AXLEs,
l5s bundles OF sPOKEs for wagon.wheels,
Sc bundles Of sPOKES turned for wagon
$50 bundles GHse Of spoKEs for wegon,whccls,
500 800 acts " assorted s1 ted WAGoN-TuBs,
lot assorted sizes wAGoN-NUTs' CLIFFS
TwToe-iIioRsE WAGON Unfinished,
Q EXPRESS wAGON-BoDlEs '"hnh-
wAGoS:noDIEs yspring seats,,
z M Nc, VWSITGA6lS. 6PR1ts tiunanishcd),
8 sets WAGoN-WHEELs,
BRICK 'RARROws,
SO BAG-HOLDERS
/ THREE-HORsE WAGON.
TERMS: cash. All payments 10 be made to +.
V. sutton. clerk Of the Board
BY order Of the Board Of Directors, r,c,rr
iys President Of the Board.
By Leigh Brothers & Phelps, Auctioneers,
No. liz Main street,
Norfolk, Va.
CANNED GOODS AT AUCTION.
Nv order OF the Underwriters, we will sell at
public anetiOn, for account of whom 1t may con-
ccrn. on
FRIDAY MORNING, July IA, 1882,
at 10Y O'Clock, in lots TO suit the trade. at The
warehouse on IIarrison's wharf, foot OF CampbeliS
wharf, $1,000. ,.
PEAS, &C., &C.,
saved from the fire Of the McMenamin Co.'s cell
hrated canning establishment. II Hampton, w.
We invite especial attention 30 this sale OF pro-
pretors Of hotels. restaurants and the trade gen,
orally. the goods are fresh recently put up ana
very 'e"' " II LEIGH BRoTIERs & PHELPS,
~ Tidy 10 Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
l By Virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the
undersigned by Richard ". Roanc' hearing date
Oh the 3Oth day Of December, 1851, and duly re-
corded I'm the clerks Office of Gloucester county on
the 9th day Of March, 1882. he will sell at public
auction, at =" New Upton In the county OF Glou-
cestcr, on
SATURDAY, July %. 1882,
the following PROPERTY-to wit:
2 MULES. four and six years Od-One Mare Mule,
blue color. and one Dun Horse Mule;
| | SORREL STUD HORSE, four years old: and
l YOKE OF OXEN:
| which property was conveyed by said X. W. ROane
| to secure To Peter Paul "A note for T03.71
TERMS: Cash as 10 So much Of the proceeds as
may lie necessary 10 defray the expenses of exc
cutting the trust, the fees for drawing and record
ing the irIst-deed if then unpaid. and TO discharge
the amount Of money then payable upon the said
nOte and as to the residue upon such terms as the
said r. W. Roanc shall direct, or I'm case of his fall
| IRE 80 give any direction, as the undersigned, as
| trustee, shall think III. -
JOHN l.. FARlNIIOLT Trustee
| July 1852. y7-10t
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CITY DIRECTORY NOrICU.

DERSONS HAVING MADE OR CON
=. TEMPLATING CHANGES IN EITHER
BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE are requested 20
sena tnen ~ ~ once 70 INC directory Office as the
ready for the printers. J. II. CHATAIGNE,
Compiler and Publisher.
1ele Corner Eleventh and Main ,tlvcts,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
LARGE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF
THOSE TWO LARGE THEEE-STORY-AND-
BASEMENT-BPICK FACTORIES,
NO. 26l7 AND 26l9,
ON TIE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TWENTY-SIXTH AND TWEEN
TY-sEVENTH STREETS,
OCCUPIED BY
MESSRS. JOHN H. BRYANT & CO., AND
MESSRS. GEORGE CAMPBELL& CO.;
TOGETHER WITH
ENGINE, BOILER, AND ALL MACHINERY
USED IN CARRYING on TIE
SUMAC BUSINESS.
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- l H. AIs N.I'I'
All regular passenger trains stop af Bon Alr.
PULLNAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 5O--Ncw York and atlanta rf1 " l-.-
ingtoh and lanNllle. and Greensboro to Hour
station. Western North Carolina ia. broad
On rain 3z-hichmond -nG Dan, ne, ...
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold u all point. south. southeast. l..l
southwest. and baggage checked tirnIgh
NO lay-pyer checks given en local tickets.
A. POPE
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. VI u. TALcOTT. General Manager. is
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ID &c II MON ID, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND BALTIMORE II EACH
DIRECTION.

COrrespondingly quick time a. other poius.
Through bills Of lading issued At low rates
4. 4. TAYLOR
VI General Freight Agent
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old DOMISIUN STEAMSHIP ~,
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FOR NEW YORK
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proposed sailmgs for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKEH, FRIDAY.
July 7th, at 2 o'clock T.. VI.
MANHATTAN, Captain STEVENS, SUNDAY,
July 9th, Al 10 o'clock A. VI.
ROANOKE. Captain COUCH TUESDAY, July
lin, At II O'Clock VI.
Freight received up To ! O'Clock L. VI. Friday.
O'Clock l.. VI. Saturday, aud u II O'Clock 4. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Afer-cabin fare 10 New lOrk (including meals
and berth. so: round-trip SIS; Storage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, So.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days. Wednesday,, and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad Al 1850 (. NJ. Will make
connection 10 Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be bad -
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and ~. ".
CAREERS, 900 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN K CO., Agents.
iyS CUmDanV's Wharf. Rockets.