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BRANCH or THE VIRGINIA AND TEkrEs-
ar. RAuRoAp.-The Lynchburg Vsrgfnsdn
understands that contract for the grading
and masonry of the proposed branch OF the
VIRGINIA and Tennessee Railroad. about eight
miles in length, to the Salt Works and Pias'
ter Banks, in Washington and Smyth coun-
ties. has been recently made, on terms most
favorable to the Company, and which guaran-
tee a very early compile ion CT the work.
The Firgsaian remarks,thst inc branch, when
finished, viii prove q most valuable auxilia-
~ to the main stem, and will be no less so to
the agricultural interest of a large portion OF
the State, by the facilities it viii open for
supply from an exhaustless source, and at
greatly reduced rates, of the best qualities of
domestic salt and plaster.
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" HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &C. for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
1ico county VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
ss Aim
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The building of large side-wheel steamer, fol
the Norfolk line, has been commenced in Bnlti
more
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HAOTHING TO SUIT THE SAESON
" AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.-All in
want Of CLOTHING, manufactured in the best style,
should call on LEVY. His Goods are all manufac-
tured in this city, and carefully examined to
that they well made before they offered for
sale SO those purchasing their Goods of him may de-
lowest cash price. He has also on hand large
of Shirts Drawers, Collars. Cravas Stocks
Hdkfs, Gloves, Socks, Canes, Umbrellas, and all
other articles appertaining to mems wear. Ifyou
want to save money, call on LEVY and make your
purchase of him. His store is No. SO Main street. op
posite the City Hotel, sign of the large red Coat.
de II
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q; .,7,aN,No DECEMBER IS, lass
NH, MIEL,EKLY DESPATCH

ror ,be week ending Friday, Dec. IT, Is now
..adx and for sale at this Office. Its contents
arc varied and interesting. Price three cents
ner single copy 81 per annum in adVanoe'
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- BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Gold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampoong Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
Single Bath 25cents, or five tickets for 81. oc7
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Tie Ohio river, at Wheeling has scarcely Gcur
feet Of water in the channel.
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Ey PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by H. T. PAIRO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO l. NOURSE.
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NEW YORK AND AGRICuLTUhE,

NEW YORK AND AGRiCuhionE,
The legislature of New York, anna .he
,nany grand enterprises which have oec"Pi."
.ho sttant;on of that State. have not iors"'
ten the interests of Agriculture my
literally assisted that great p".sui' ""
forms principal and Indispensable ''"
49,. IS .hn prosperity and happiness ei
s..to 1b;s legislative encouragement nus
1,,o,, extended even to the mlnutest oe',1"S
&c convenience and comfort. inc STATE i"'-
~:.hoo Agricultural Rooms at Albany the
cspital. to the State Agricultural 0'e'o'!'
which are always open to the pnbi'e' mere
arc sneeimens of all kinds of grain OF seeds
:, ,be ear. head, or straw, nicely arranged and
labelled plaster models Of fruits ana VeSe'a'
b,as colored in close imitation Of nature; i'm.
Moments OF Agriculture from the Oldest pillow
of Syria. to the latest improved steel mould
boards models of machines and useful in
yentions, pictures of distinguished farmers
and farm stock; and, above all, splendid
Agricultural Library of foreign As well as
American Works"
The great Agricultural Commonwealth of
Virginia should not be surpassed by New
York in legislative MD to Agriculture. a bill
has just passed the legislature Incorporating
the Virginia State Agricultural Society,andwe
should like to see this followed by material
aid to the leading interest of the State
The energy and hberality manifested by the
agriculturistS themselves in the late grand
exhibition in this city, prove that they are
worthy the liberal 60 operation and assistance
of the legislature in their noble efforts orthe
Agriculture of Virginia.
In connexion with this subject, we are sure
that the citizens of Richmond, which has
contributed so largely to the funds ofthe Ag
ricultural Society, will highly approve the
action of the Common Council in adopting
the resolution offered by Mr.. Anderson, ten
dering to the State Agricultural Society CON
venient and comfortable rooms, for their use
as offices, in the new building TO be erected
on Governor street for the use of the Fire De-
partment.
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tHRISTMAS PRESENTS are to ba
~ had at MOULSON,s. in the wsv of e. w NC
;S !. .E I9PE PICTURES, lin fact, uneauaIIad
"a me peiIyl me Caes fine Gold Medalions sna
o I'D Fps a'. line Gold Rings. hho
me anove mentioned articles have inst arrived ma
,h I'll; 'ahilsslo@il, and such a grand assortment
wond he ,1Sn not seen many day. Therefore. il
me call before sota wanting pictures, to give
de 10 r. r. INCLUSION.
Ito Main street
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~ LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public are
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer Jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. aud at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
sc ID R. G. HORSON
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EY-Where shall have my Daguerreotype tn ken
Go to MINIS L WATSOl5S, No. 146 Main street.
just below the Exchange Bank and have good one
taken. They charge more than Others and are
to give you hfe-like and welexecuted picture
1t Is only necessary to give them call to satisfy YOUR
selves OF the superior skill of these artists Don't
forget the place, 146 Main street. few dosrs below
the Exchange Bank. no23
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MAKING THE AmENpE.-Thackeray has
written letter, in reply to the accusation
of an insult TO America in his new work,
which thus concludes;
AS irony is dangerous, aud has hurt the feelings of
kind friends whom would not wish to offend LEI me
saw ia perfect faith and gravity. that / think the
cause for which W ashington fought entirely lust and
right, aud the champion the very nobles pures bra
vest best of GODS men.
If am, sir, your very faithful serv't,
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SANS, SAWS, SAWS of every descrip-
~ ton, manufactured aud sold by
T0I,ANn h. RIfRGFR

=. TOLANU &c HUKtJFH,
10th. between Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles. and
every other variety Of SAWS That may he called for
All Saws stamped TDLAND & BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction If not, on being fairly trod, will
be exchanged or the money refunded
STRENGTHENING r-toothins and repairing of all kinds
done ut the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce a
Circular Saw either large or small, that we cannot
straEhten no rsatter from what cause or how badl
1t may have been sprung or buckied.
All Cireulars8.arranted to run true.
de i6-Iim
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~ D. II i Il &C
opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAIDS
Plain French MEkINOES and DE- LANES
Few elegant Dresses in more ANTIQUE
Cloak CLOTHS and VELVETS for Cloaks
New Muslin CHEMIZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &c.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, in variety
Muslin and Jaconet FLOUECiNGS
Gallons, Marcelines Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c.
With many other choice ami seasonsble goods.
no 10-Im
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Ey- AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHM OND. VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
Sc l5--ly F'oyneriyGt Jones's Hotel, PHILADELPHIA
CPRUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The prospects of
war between these two countries hes caused the adj
vance in price o. all necessary articles, except
SIMONS DAGUERREOTYPES. And as far as this
useful article is concerned, readers have rea-
to fear for assured that if old Nick should
succeed in giving Turkey basting, SIMONS be4uti-
full Pictures would remain the ever, both 10
quality and price. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

u ROPER l. MURRAY, UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and franklin
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This is consistent with the tone of senti-
ments heretofore attributed to the author
We have always understood that Thackeray
was one of the few English visitors to the U.
States, capable of justice and gratitude, and
We are glad to find that we were not mis-
taken in that opinion.
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E9- THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
Ii. Z. Pairo Co.
no2-ts WIN. n. TINSLEY.
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de l6-6t GODDIN & APPERSON.

TNEA, TEA, TEA.-HULST 81 KING,
n Franklin street, opposite Old Market, are sell
ing good Green and Black Tea for so cts. per Id.
English Breakfast Black Tea, 62A cents per lb.
superior Guupow deRTea for rs and 80 cents per h.
Extra fine favored Gunpowder and Imperial Tea,
such is usually sold for ST. 30 per h. only ST. per
pound. Also, common paper Black Tea at two shil-
hngs per pound. de I6-2W
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john Is. MARTIN, THE ARTIsT-W ell does
he deserve his proud title of Artist. We have
long known Mr.. MARTIN, and have watched
with deep interest the progress of his vigo
rous style as it steadily improved, and yearly
presented 4 more faithful evidence of his
fine genius. The Enquirer of yesterday pays
Er. MARTIN a just tribute. The following
extract from it is strictly true.
Some Artists produce striking likenesscs; others
beautiful Paintings; Mr.. Martin'a present q happy
union Of hothnot that he aims at that fesbly deli
cate Polsh, or painfully nice hnSh which many mis-
take for fine paintng-but his style is a bold and
manly one, and resembles that OF the old Masters,
VINO cared more for strength of conception and force
OF expression. than for the pIinuter details of the
ait Portraits in Mr. Martins vigorous STYLE will
oure the test o. time, and will only change for the
better under the gentle and mellowing touches of
passing years.
Martins portrait of fudge Marshall is one
of the most sterling productions in the line
of portraits we have ever seen. On a visit
to the Crystal Palace, recently, we were de-
lighted to find it in the splendid collection
there and to hear the praises bestowed upon
it by the crowd which thronged the Picture
Gallery. And while standing there and lis
tening to these praises, the old adage which
the Enquirer quotes, was forced upon our
mind: The prophet hath no honor in his own
land. We are glad to learn from the Enqui-
rer that his picture in the Crystal Palace
has placed him in the estimation of critics
there among the very first artists of America.
In Mr. ID, Richmond has an Artist who is
an honor to her, and who deserves her most
liberal encouragement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-16

pICHMOND ATHENKUM. PROF.
"a GEORGE f. DABHEY will lecture at the Hall
OF the Athen1uIn, Gu TUESDAY evening the 2Qth
OF December
suRjEcT-"The Importance of Manner"
t' Prices Of Admis5ioIi-25 cents Jingle ticket. I2l
GEMS each additional ticket.
, Doors open att p. MLecture to begin at u n'clk,
L IL de LIT
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. IA.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Sarah Jane, Ale, Salem, potatoes to Ludlam
K Watson.
Schr. Walter Williams, Hudgins, Warwick. wheat
Schr. Florence, Miles, York River wheat
Schr. Mary, Trower, Cherrystone, oats 10 master
Schr Angler, Lumbar, Boston, plaster to Shields
Somerville.
SAILED,
schr. S. White, Endicott, New York, mdse D. Cur
RE.
Schr. John Tyler, Whorf Boston, mds., D. Cur.
RE
Schr. Hampton, Eddings New York, rndse, D.
Currie.
BALTIMORE Dec l4.-Cleared, schr Baltimore,
Philips, Rlchmondi Charles Kent, North, Peters
barg.
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si1 MUSICAL NOTICE.-SIG. JOS.

.NE;s MUSICAL NOTICE.-SIG. JOS.
MIN BORA begs leave to inform the lades and
&assiG gentlemen of Richmond and its vicinity
~ that he has just received the permission Of
the of the Lecture Room of the Monumental
Church, lby ithe kindness of the members of that
Church, for the formation of a MUSICAL ACADE-
MY.
JOS B. respectfully invites the Ladies from A.
NJ. till P. NJ, and Gentlemen after dark on Wed
nesday, December 18th, 1885, and continue every day
this week.
His classes almost formed. Any person desir-
ing to join respectfully requested to commence
together otherwise they will be compelled to wait till
another class is formed. The public is respectfully
invited attend the weeks lessons that
may form idea of the beauty and advantages of his
system. If this mode of instruction does not con-
draw from the school, without any charge
The public are invited to call and examine his Mu-
steal Library and jenny Lind card de lS-lm*
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t4'OR SALE PRIVATELY.-A valuable
- ~ tnqiatto :; MsS0MAN, who is good Seamsress,
children and husband living in Richmond, pur-
chaser residing here or distant would be pre-
terIGd. she 10 not only very capable servant, but
of the best character. NV
For sale also, young WOMAN with her first child
accustomed TO the usual house work of a family
Apply to J. r HEATH
dc lb-l4t at the Virginia House
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I OST, yesterday evening, between the
Il 4 Old Market and Gary street, my FREE PA
rERs They We're in s 81 leather pocket becs
JERDENA MAYO,
deE 6-?ts free woman of color
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VERY VALUABLE PRIV ~

fn:s NEhk NALUABLE PRIVATE
Es:IL DWELLING ON FRANKLIN and MADISON
STREEIS-Ti1e subscribers are authorised to sell
that newly erected and most beautiful dwelling at
the corner of franklin aud Madison streets now in
the occupancy of Mr., Charles Howard. it is re-
mhrkah'y weit built is ample enough for the accom-
mediation of large family, and has all the modern
improvements in IT. including gas water &c. A more
desirable residence is seldom brought into market
The terms of payment can be made most accommo-
dating. For further particulars apply to
de l6--6t GODDIN e. AppFRC0N
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1 OST OR MISLAID-A NEGOTIA-
H BILE NOTE for Five Hundred Dollars dated
Cd day Msy 1885, eight mo nths after date, drawn
by George VI Barker, payable to Elijah Baker, and
endorsed by him Said Nose having been given
solely for ms benefit and having never been used.
this is to f5 ewarn all person from trading for it. as
the same tE,s not been legally obtained
de l6-3ft GEO. w. BARKER
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spECrAT, NnTTcUs,

EBrAUCTION NOTICE. arfieular attention Z
requested to the sale of GROCERIES, dc. THIS
MOHNiNG, at the store Of Mr.. Henry Weinhold on
Byrd street, commencing IL 10 O'clock.
Office No. 20, Pearl street. de- 1s-it
TV- ADAMS K co.'s EXPRESS In eous..
quence of the repairing of the steamship .Roanoke
hereafter all goods received at our office In New
York on Mondays and Wednesdays inclusive, and
directed to Richmond. will be sent inland unlesa
otherwise marked per jamestown OF Saturday
ADAMS 4 CO, Ne. A. f4th street
de 13-Im Under Exchanse uo.at
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GUN Los T--About two weeks ago,
IA near the Richm2id and Danvilie Railroad
81 liberal reward viii be paid for its delivery at Spring
Hfil in Chesterfield, or Ut this office de l513t*'
y a.. STORE FOR RENT.--Intendinp
ELI remove to ne of the spacious houses lately
occupied by 5. Mc'jruders Sons, offer for rent the
Store | at present occupy, on Cary street.
de Is JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE
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N~a HORSES FOR SALE.-I hay9
6A just returned from New York with a ven
choice and superior lot of HORSES among them,
pair of BAYS and BROWNS, 6 wears old is hand
high-very handsome Carriage Horses and ine drt
vers; also, single harness HORSES, fine colors ant
drivers; and some very superior road HORSES
Those in of Horses requested to call at nv
Stables, on Franklin street, and examine.
de 9-l2t* f.. J. BURNETT
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SCOTCH MAUDS.--Just received some
~ very beautiful Scotch Mauds and Travelling
Blankets, rich Silk Cravats aud searia rich white
and light colored Cravats and scarfs for parties The
Napoleon Cravat; very pretty white Sllk aud rich
Velvet Yestngs Call at 90 Main street
dec Ii CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP.
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ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and his wife,
- or two gentlemen, can be accommodated with
BOARD, in = pleasant second story room, the
south side of Grace street. three doors above 9Th
de li-3t*
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CODFIsH, Mountain Dew NmsSey'
Y } Iaekson,. and Miichelfs Candles Cheese, aSesi
Brazil sugar Cotton Yarns, For sale BY IN
d. is es"' DAVENPORT, ALIEN y ".
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EXTRA FAMILY FL0uR.-~JGst re-
IA eeI,ea 30 barrels Me- Faaiily Flour Giss ~
call. bNot's sSs,. 80 nepot.
de is nchI othz.es. --v ~4----
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feral Notices.

IN CHANCERY Of NEW -JERoE1.-Be VII
i LIAM W mans, JOHN g VI aAS &c A"5hOsI ~.
NINs.s h4rufa1s5fE nth VA v WIZ ans deees.5d,
& sn sna FRED ERfck \. HAThIss Az IARaiEl ~
g-ffs (jTdr sor lpPeeg 70 Us Court
ht lie iaFe tiled their b z 80 .b9ye cause asast
fhe sLove .s cendnts TotscsIrs Alf sale 81
tu o DTemss szd b. r'entlosed and that process Of
sabpe appear 1sgeE directed . Lne hain Oess
-si-iv 49, rrtnrabs the tenth ctyof MAJ A iZ bat
fhff,S de.erfar Fssaeck " Atns tnd Harriet s wife,
d pot b. .5ud t 20 be served herewith, and that they
have rot sss 70 o. catered a. u such process
- 80 Su ,ed and y made 70 appear the N
- Se~r thst tie said Frscelck Wstsi1s ard Hast ~.
it srdo o., < State q EewJsEsey bat ia which ~
srere the sisgsn day May in te year Of our Lord
ore 5oCd eight hundred AID tYthee notion Of Isase yaa
WsoSs solicitor q he eoug1ants By this order directed By the
tie ssd lbsent Frederick N Watkes aad
ssf E sSpear plead or ceur 70 the complain
ara bill before ne eeBth DAY Of JAY next In de-
tbec eh ctcfee Be made azn then e CD lnceor shall
tlk eqntst snc @ and further ordered thar THE order shs
within tWe3y days hereafter personally the aid Fser-
Mathis and Harriet hs pe BY desveTy Of Thereof
tbs BE published within The aid twenty The Pae1
In printed az PGescr Ia t state and eoe-
tinnee therein M Al weeks ei n esy seek
aLd so be snd Cor the like q tine "a TIE new
lork Daily tsne ptne1 IN the CITY o. ss.f mk
'Ins aory, Dan PoD,sss c'eIk b WILhAASpNI =
nxI is11us
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NTem.2lotk Daily gribnise
For The Daily rnbane.
SONNET TO REV. JOHN PIERPoNT,
BY c.s ftKCWALI

BY ftKtNAl.
"Psrpont hithr d Of Fanissy In tho hope
suproe the abgy glow Of contovea nfe unnest To-
such an altar poets kindly heaT"NGtAaEfd HstAoras
VINO is the Poet worthy Of the name
The maker, dOer-in this later time,
When Action is the leading word sublime
Not he who idly seeks the worlds acclaim.
And thinks to scale the rugged sleeps of Fame
With frail ladder built ofpolished rhyme;
Who smiles benigny upon lawess crime,
Or adds unholy oil TO Passions flame.
But las alone that name of old renown,
Who boldly battles with all forms of Wrong
Ay, who in Controversy" dares the frown
Ofmaddened Error with her motley throng-
With valiant arm bears of the victor crown,
Then like bold PuRPoSr, sings the victor song
Vernon, ~ Y, 1pya 20, 1858.
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DocHYsrrR I0CKPoRr.ud NIAGARA FALLS

ROCHESTERs LOChfOnl ano NAhon -. -.
.HsRss rsrsa s1snlss , tss o 49,, 70
sst@S ara Sss.sa fsn - ss... 10 .ed Jpn ss,as
M usI an ssse eaao ls Nam w. e 2.ases ~ s
ssni q si he oose h9s ' sS , sos Z,
T. sS4s il Bal ba - i.s -, 2's 49, ?, ,''
BUFFALO ana NETWORK CITY RAILROAD
ID =. Ee--Yss sndsEn- s~teAs % HoRSELLsviLLE--rs''
~.'. t.n So Of D1sos-st - 'SIo-si .. - % us,...
San Man T.ATIs.ssOPslns At u st..;oo.
ns,.s. No IS ooaIt'snds-st .ni Sos q osn..,
VIC. T.LlsAOs. Assot Ne. Is GoaIt.si.ss
CAMDEN sbd ANBOY RAILROAD 20 PHILA
Ds Ts ,, sz re X FsIA S's Ss :. ssiI
2 s:I .s 1ssSTeS sSs SHo sssI :s;
ssis, 9 k1pfs:. Llss y ss%Se.i j3sS rorrFss
'; s.a nsHss ssi essa f
TOLEDO, NORWALK ard CLEVELAND RAIL
IN sGoDsco vita the MsA 20. sSasaTS
the snl, entire R.esd Line bet-ees n, East and We
81" - LOUIE SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On ard after MONDAY May 10 Passenger fraias Wi eavs d~
tSsns,ys sIeeptedl ss iollo~s
Accom- mediation at 10 A n, stepping - all stations.
Day ESPrss. IS NJ stopping Oo Fremont Bellevue Moo
N.bi fsP ali Is NJ stopping oniy at Fremont Bellevue
EoniOe'ls, sOr~.ik .Do obeIhn
DAY E,Ps att NJ stopping only at Sor~as Noof'e'n'
kee.~mOSstoo NJ stopping a. al station. Nil, M.
rOeyll., Bellevue and FREMONT
To.so with trains Of McbisS southern and Northern Indiana
SAND Rarosd Illinois River forming line to ~
Bellevue With tair. Of River Erie Railroad for
esnoDsAy City Springfield Dsy'on Cincinnati ndisnapons &c
AZ Msnosv VI uslh, OF Msnsaea .na sa S S ''
Al rcp with Cevelano Columbus and CncnUatu Rail
AZ Cye.nd With sbOr Rs road for Neyoss and
.,:1 W ssS ~: nd Par ho RSsS for PsbUrs5 aa
phis, Baltimore and Washington City r. B rhILLLL > sap.
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DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania, Coal Com
gsby spppsrsd 70 fzA sspeor White Ash Pfson Goa, o.
al szh dean and In ed oder suitable r es, slnrns ard az
from ne bosfs ysds In this CITY WdbAnsbarth
ard BIoeyn The Company. facilities such a 70 soase %
go1d f sfch vessels - dns HewY0fk Port Even Far
6usT Ion the delivery Of Coal M domestic purposes
Arrly AZ the osee, corner ~ Broadway and Wslst
FT'HE OLD LACKAWAEA COAL YARD, corner
Il Of Krs AID CrecpViebrs
ALL KINDS OF COAL
or quality, for sale MARTIN WATERS. EEW-YORS
post promptly attended to- and CO-s set to a
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