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;. THE GLASSES OF THE RICH.

NNR, HE tldAcSEo Of HE hlCd-
IN MoND MUSICAL INSTITUTE. which hasjust
S2I commenced it's second session, meet as fol-
afternoon 81 O'clock; fhe Adult class. on Monday
and Thursday. evening, at * O'Clock. A part +
Terms for the session per scholar Juvenile class So
Adult class S65 The session EMS the last week in
June For further particulars, apply TO 7. l.. Gall
bEHER ct the Music Rooms, 2l2 Broad street
nearly opposite the store Of Messrs. Breeder Fox
fa I7---lIn
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THr Cosr OF CoTroS.-The London Mercantile
Gazette says that tor several years past there has
been steady average increase In the cost of Cot
ton which from $751; s25, 900 in 1853 to Sl31.-
o00,o00 Ia 1855 The total value OF the production
of thread. yarns and manufactured goods for the
year 1858 Is set down at $2s3,.4 600 for 1856 at
S30T 100000 aud for 1857 at s2SI 0o0, 600 or de
Quoting the cost of Cotton. &C.. the profits upon
the IN ,nufacturs may be taken for 1853 at sl9is-
9el0o1. for 1855 at SlS1 $4,000, and FOR 1857 at
$i50lo),000. In other words. the increase in the
Coat price OF Cotton 1.-THE difference between 3D..
tLt and Sd. per h. reduced the profits on the
Manufacture In Great Britain 81 ,2al 900 Ia the
year 1885, aud SAL $4,000 In the year 1857, as CON-
pared with year 1858.
These are mportant results. If true. The Cotton
problem IL one very dfhcnlt of solution. There
ia, perhaps, no staple in which many human
beings are directly or indirectly interested 1t
may bs said To affect the worldly destnies oil thou
sands on both sides of the Atlantic. Ii by any
terrible misfortune there should be faiine IN The
crop Of the united States fer single year, the ca
lauity would be appalling.
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Arrest OF q Horse Thief
lcoaxrsposDEsor OF rHs aloHAosp DAILY DIspArca

CHRIsrIANsBURa, VA, March &c, 1858.
Our quiet village little excited this even
ing by the arrival of q certain Mr.. Whiteneck, in
the custody Of X. ID. NJ. Charlton, constable of
Montgomery county, and two gentlemen from
Smythe county.
1t appears that Whiteneck is from Floyd coun-
ty, and had gone short time ago to smy the coun
ty, anu was king for Mr.. Williams, and few
dayo ago borrowed one Ut his horses to go 10 Mt
Airy depot. Not returning In due time, Mr.. VIII
liams started In pursuit Of him, and on arriving
near Whiteneck's fathers residence, 10 Floyd
eouaty, learned that he had sold the horsa for
watch aud seven dollars, to Mr.. James ". Smith.
and was making his way TO Big Spring, on the
Va. & Tenn. Il. II. to take the cars but arrest,
cd. and Is now on his way back to Smythe to await
bis trial. Yonrs, &C,
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A rrenchman, named Collongnes, says that he
has made number OF experiments and discovered
that elk ten aud even sixteen hours after death a
long. hollow sound is heard In the human body
Tue sound decreases slowly aud disappears at las,
in that part Of the body most remote from the
heart. The sound Is even heard for several min
ntes Ia limb dissected from the main body. The
disappearance Of this hollow sound, says SIR Col
longnes, may therefore be looked upon as the
most reliable sign that life Ii extinct. Mr. Col.
loagnss calls his new scientific discovery "Dyna-
moscopia."
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.ificSta of package Of 10 whole TicBeks. b
=. 20 half
10 quarter
10 eighth ="


In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to address cor the Tickets
ordered Oh receipt Of which they Will be iorwarded
by rst mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending Ia
sny figure they may designate.
fhe List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
10 puFch aseTs Immediately after the drawing.
Is8- Purchasers win please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
EsF~ ReJaemher that every Pfl2e is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
s- All prizes OF 81, 900 aud under paid immediate
" after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
cithirty days.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Adireas orders for Tickets q Certificates to
8. SWAN Co, Augusta, &c.
50. Persons residing Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta, Gaorge, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
Of those cities.
zS- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawngin
the following papers: The Augusta (Ga( Consti-
nationalist New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
InteiIigenoer. New York Weekly Day Book, S4ya9-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch aud PauldnR (hiiss Clarion NH q
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THg WaEAf CaoP.-February and March are gen
orally tbs most trying months OF the year to the
wheat crop. Tue weather thus far has been ia
sorable, aud from all accounts yet received the
prospect at present 10. that the next harvest will
be one Of great abundance. Virginia and Illinois
papers especially speak most cheerinely of the flu
ture aud anticipate the largest yield yet obtained
In this country. OF course great latitude must be
allowed In these estimates, for summer Disasters
and thu rayapes of insects.
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On JOHN a. TAYLOR, who, in recent afffay at
0peiousas, La, killed man named parrott. In a
native OF Charles county, Md. Dr. T. immediate.
y surrendered himself, and after an examine
ficn was honorably discharged, ON the ground OF
selfdefence.
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auaIHRaa CARDS.
Y 8. CLOPTON,

= 6. CL0PT0N,
Il. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Ia prepared to survey. locate and make Esti
mates Tor al kinds OF Canals and Roads; viii Sur
yey Lands and furnish Drawings Tor all kinds Of
engineering Works, Bridges, Machinery, &s. He
will make Designs aud Estimates for Public Build
ings Private Residences, Stores and Manufactories.
will also Measure all kinds of Earth Work, Masen-
~ Brick laying Carpenters Work, Ae. He feels
confident that he can give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. fe S--3m
. }. X. CRUMp, c. H., is now associated with F. d
CiOprtlN aud the business will henceforth be con-
Quoted under the style of CLGpT0N b CRUMP.
Hs- Office on Main street, doors below Exchange
Rank Richmouf Va.
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
-Ruptures curedI Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 TO only s.; rlacng
it in the power Of all to obtain OF these invaluable
Trus5es, and be perfectly cured. This Truss
Eenleptiy be sent by mail or express 10 any portion
of the State
hend measure of your hips or pelYis-saying
whether you desire weak strong spring. die
tinctIy writing your name and place OF residence-
The pad OF this Truss works the BAH and socket
system giving it great latitude OF motion. so as to
apply its pressure any given point, and then fixing
II there at your pleasure By small lever attached
It is with perfect comfort The Truss Is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at al! LA
Bile to get out OF order or be broken. 1t cured
great number Of persons in this city and throughout
the state, and will most Cheerfuliy refer gen
tiemen who well known for their veracity and
resDsctahty, who have themselves been thOrou eiy
cured of this dangerous diseaSe aud tina ttoo in case
OF long standing and of an ag,gs awaited nature
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant or friend ia the city, or We win give
any reference to responsibility aud proDlptnesE
The Truss any information concerning 1t, can be
had of q. Q. JACKSON,
Ne. II Main street, Richmond.
N. b. Persons owning valuable slaves who are run
tured should by all means obtain one: for they will
not only cure, bnt darahe that they are the
cheapest in the cad.
Al! kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. do l3-ly
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THE LfseHnuR8 ExTEssIos--The Charlottesville
Advocate says I'VE are told that the s4Oo. O00
which the Legislature will, in all probability an.
proprtate 10 the Lynchburg extension, will enable
the company 10 complete the entire grading of the
road from Charlottesville 70 Lyachburg
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MOTICE.-Tbe subscriber would re
~ spectfuliy inform his friends and the public
generally, that he is prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING. GLAZING, &C, promptly. aud on as
good terms as Others, always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks, for their patronage, some OF whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
since. bis regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence, TO mcrit liberal share of public patron
age. fe PTS tASDRuM
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THE RpRlNG

Ex*F1 Our Spring Goods arc now being d.
@opened. We invite our friends and the public
to inspect them.
The selection has bern made in the North under
own supervision and We confidently assert that
stock is IA cheap. choice and elegant as car lie
procured any where.
OF every article new IN the market We have laii
in samples. OF sTRAW GOODS, whether for Ger.
tlemen. Misses or Boys wear. We have an elegant
assortment. and we can furnish in the SILK AND
SOFT Rat LINE. the very prinesa article Over
our store VIC have opened handsoDe WARRRCnN
for the WHULE4ALE BUSINESS and we invite
Country Merchants 10 visit it, assuring them that
our prices will be as low asst Is possible 70 fix il m
Thankful for the encouragement and kind patron.
age We have received, We respectfully solicit con
tinuance from the public.
KELLY 4 NASnW,
No lO7 Main street, ed door from 18th street.
IA I'M
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on day Of salIIng, untlI 8 OcIocK
J. L. MACD0N0UGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.

a1- SPECIAL N0TIGE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received By the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
tsifice OF the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAH PLEAaANIc. Agents
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FINANCIAL and Commercial.

------~----
AZ the sais IN New York. Friday. low grades
~ cream eald hr9skly at full prices and some i'm
...sv~nens UishAr eradew wNrA heavy, and some
ss,,.,s.~ssaos vssra msae
Among The charters In New York last week was.a
49, e.. ptohrn,ra 81 Rto 100 bills Flour, AZ
=, \. -. .sss'& - -'
Barring Brothers. Ia their circular per S'es 80
poss American sscks dull an fprices zenefaiiy .sna
Snw dswnwnrd yfrxioia 81, tSss. quoted At esSgee.
- -. - =. 80 .s.@as1
ana 40 :. tcsss ~ $780,. o.a hoa "a al $40 600
Virginia Sc al 81 No saiss Saturday Lsss ses "
Narta Carolina 6'ss %.
Tia agn,rts of spscie from New YORK last week
Amsansea 70 ss'.'4s
eis. s....,.s.A ~ sa.nsa.x
s Ike rev teEh Sves a~' "
- - mari AZ IA more animated to-day; and
nv so ss2v Irsets offered for prime seearitss but
sns de snd oonsiaaes slowly % incfeass ana rssss
ogiatsres. are Wen aaa'a'A 'a9u
Lc.as on call sioe. s'''''.''..'..
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0UR SPRING sioux WILL BE

OUR SPRING Stock WILL BE
- OPENED AT No ei MAIN STREET ON
THURSDAY. MARCH 25rH, isas.~-The subscribers
intend moving their stock 30 the above store. aud
VIII continue there until the tst Of September when
Ne VIII return TO the store that will be complets
Cd tnr u at that time Oar customers will doubt
ind ns. and We shan endeayar 20 make such an ex-
hfltion Of goods will attract the attention Of all
persona having use for CLOTHING and GENTS
DIMINISHING GOODS. Particular attention Is
called TO onr new styles OF Business Goats This is
this spring think excellent.
GOOD FITTING SHIRT Is sn arsiciethat me- /
OF ns desire, and with the experience had for the
last three years IN the sale Of the pasent Yoke shirts
offered Dy as. as also the satisfaction expressed by
our customers. wa imagine the stick Superior ia
respect aud we guarantee 4 III to every rur.
chasas For the next six months we will b. clad to
see All interested, At orr Store No 81 Main street.
mA . HR0SflUAa. TUpMAN Il co
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Whole IicksSs &lps ttAiYtb S9t &EaFIcEB % 90.
PLAN or THE L0TTEkY.
The Numbers from % Jl,0H, corresponding With
thoge Numbers On the Tickets printed On separate
sips Of paper are encrced with small tin tubes aad
placed In one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and eneiEclsd.
are placed In another heel.
The wheels are then revoiYed, and number Is
,rawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
sime Prize II drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are cpensd and exhIof-
"A 20 the audience, and registered by the Coin1s-
.ouers the Prize being placed against the number
frawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
aredrawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzHg-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing tine
first Prizes will be entitled TO the % Approx a-
on Prizes. FOR example: II Ticket No. IL 80 draws
the $40 0O0 Price those Tickets numbered z43 s
IN 2sl IL 252 will eerh be entitled to 500. Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the $Sa00 Prize, those Tiekets nusl-
bered 54S 59 SOL, 552 will each be entitled to $780,
and so on, according 10 the above scheme.
The 800 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
IA figure ofthe number that draws the Sl0OU prize.
For example: IF the number drawing the s70,g~
prze ends with No. then ali the Tickets where the
anmber ends IN will be entitled to s2a. 1.-THE mum.
Der ends With No2, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2, VIII be entitled to $50 aud 30 on
too
Certificates Packages viii bs sold at the following
rates which IS the riak:
CartfHeAtA of a package Of 10 whole IiCBeks. 30,
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ron SALE. &C.

FOR SALE.--Virginia State Stock.
- fe2 r II MAURY- 4 co. +
4 LBEhIARLE LAND FOR SALE
1 - For sale. my Farm of 3ll acres in A!bemarle
county. adjoining J; Q: Massey, sneed and others;
he Virginia Central Railroad and two from tae Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres--cnetllird bottom and-afe cleared enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well Of first rate water ON the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange viii be
G1ade for Richmond property. Address me of Rich
mond. or call at my o.Hce, corner Of franklin and
Governor streets. 3. A. HART.
&C l5--d6m
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D0CKBRIDGE ALUM WATER The
III Water of theseee bFaaed mineral springs il now
kept constantly on the market in the hands OF
Fisher WINSTON. Druggists, Richmond, Va,
discarded barrels. and now ship the Water only in
aaSs Cost per case OF dozen haifgsiIon bottles,
RENTING to I 4 W, or 10 A RsS, the purchaser
may rely on their forwarding per directions box
OF fresh aud genuine Reckhfidve Alum Water.
Pamphlets sent gratis. 90 Application
mir 2A--d5W ERAYfhRk ANnAI PHI
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A. READ THIS, II you a,

n Ii Il a u This. If fUU <sAwa
MPLEAS II have removed my sss~@as7
- store to Franklin street 5 doors below Gov
ernor street, aud opposite Metropolitan Hal
where am now prepared to manufacture BOOTS
and SHOES AZ the shortest notice, liz the ieatraC
style and on the most reasonable terms. ] invite
my old customers and the public generally, H. give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
y. s. REPAIRING done at the shortest notice,
and in the neateSt sty lie.
DAVID WALSH
NH l5-dlm Boot and Shoe Maker.
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0sAs-HoPPERs.--It Is stated that grassho2pers
hatchipg Ia millions from the eggs deposited
by the swarm which visited portions OF Texas last
year. Already they cover the praries. SO far
they have confined their attacks entirely to herbs
In the prairie, not IT ublng the grass the crops
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$50 TIE ADAMS EXPIRES

- -, sss,ssssssass-I TIE ADAMS EAfhLsS
ssys.s COMPANY, 1874 Main 81, having
seai11ned their Steamship Express to and from Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town aud Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad TO
weldon. Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevi,le
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
Ina, are now prepared to forward, with great dis.
disc Valuable Parcels JafyelTy, &C, to the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special MesssB gers who viii give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
20 the D ANS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points IN Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
Steamers unlsss otherwise marked.
Freight received, day Of sailing, until O'clock,
2 NJ J. L. MACD0N0UGH,
A uaI.t of ATan1st Ex nresa Co.
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Canal DxBf.--Ths canal debt of the State of
New York y now $25 ,oSe, 600. In 1917 the debt
wss $4,000.
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LOTTERIES.
CWAN & cos LOTTERIES.
y s,fTIsoalzEp BY THis STATS on GEORGIA

cyWAN q CU'H LOTTERIES.
- ..rTraoRfzED ny THR STATE OF GE0k0iA.
a7o,o00Il for &I0i
TIA sa;,awin9 schem viii be drawn By y. hNA y
~ Nanaxers Of the SBArta AcaaensY Lottery, II
80 ~ sbesr single Number Lotteries for April.
10 Al AUGUSTA, eas In public, under The super-
satspdeIlce OF Commissioners.
GLARS q,
qohs drawn Ia aecits Of augusta. Ca IN public On
SATURDAY, APPLE. ~. 1858.
GLASS 10,
10 IA drawn In the city oil Augusfa Ca In public on
SATURDAY. APRIL lBFa. 1868.
CLASS III,
10 be drawn In the city Of Augusta. Ga 10 public on
SATURDAY, april iT-H. 1853.
CLASS IL.
20 be drawn in the cisy OF Augusta Ca, In public on
sATUBpAY, APRIL arm, 1859.
Oy THE PLAN OF lyINsLB NUMBERd
b.xS3 PRIEST
Wsarsp One f'yiss N Every Nfns WSksts.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
70 sg Drawn
Kxvu gATTRUAY IN APRIL.
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rAI1roADs. ernAMHoATs. no

s,s .s. ,.s.sxx... RirHmoHp Oct ist. 1861.
Ia SPECIAL NOTICE. --On
AMI alter tnis date, ALL packages intended for Ex
nss.s ,r the NAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
trs Railroad will bs received as oice ia Main
street Instead Of railroad Depot a. heretofore. Pc
Ing In conformity with 81 Arrangement made wasn
'4' = j. L. MARLBOROUGH, Agent
eng-ts Adasna Express Company.
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COAL

4 NTHRAC1TE AND GLOVER HILL
n COAL, OAK AND PINE wooD,-Tbn sul,.
srriber having taken the Yard formerly occupied Ly
Msssrs. Piskett = Maynard, and more recently b.
Mr.. Alexander England. y prepared 10 furnish best
Anthracite and Clover Hill Lump Coal. TAX and
Pine Wood, az market rates Orders received NJ INV
old stand on Basin Bank, between sth and 9Th sfs
and also ct the Coal Yard near Petersburg depot
NIB l2-dlm WM g BRAZkAL@
a NTHRACITE CUAL.--3OU tons RED
n and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. fgr
sale at the lowest market price, FOB CASH Appiy TO
b LIPSC0MB, Coal Office 18th 81.
fe N-8 Near Mayo's Bridge
GLOVER HILL COAL For sale by
NJ. D. WHITING.
fs I'm Near Petersburg Depot.
CHEAP ENGINE FUEL. Fine Coke
~ delivered at cents per busIei IF mixed with
Small pr0poEtio OF bltnmsn8us COAL IL makes =
very economical fuel for steam engines Yards cor
ner 10th street aud Basn and 9Th and Byrd streets
"a s-ts JN0. J. WBRTiI. Agt
DEDUCTION In FuEL.-We have on
II haad a fall supply Of excellent HARD COKE,
which will be delivered for the balance OF the season
at $3.50 per load. At this price il is beyond comrs~
rison, the cheapest fuel 10 be had for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
Is Yards corner 10th street and Basin and 9Th
and Byrd streets. JN0. j. WERTH. Agent.
de 29--ts
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CAV MILL.-The subscribers having
- purchased the Saw Min on Magos Island from
Mr.. John Williams, have made arrangements 10 get
a continuous supply Of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They prepared 10 furnish
BILL TIMBER TO builders and others ON reasonable
terms They will endesyor 10 make ii the interest oi
builders 10 deal with them and wonid most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill or az Shop. on 9Th aud
Cary streets, shall DO promptly attended TO-
te 2-ts JOHN GEO. GIBSON.
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4 IBROTYPE STOCK. AT WHOLE
NORTHERN ICE-We have erected

NORTHERN ICE.-We have erected n
L very large and superior lea House, upon the
Dock (Epder's burned building and receiving
very large supply of Splendi Boston Ice, and Ill
sell 10 our old customers and the public generally
upon the most liberal terms. Orders received every
day at the Ice House. MIR. Sampson jones' Grocery
Store, and Mr. James Winstons, Commission Mer-
chant Main street, and our drivers. Particular at
teurion given to supplying families at an early hour
in the morning. We shall be pleased TO receive or
ders by the ton or cargo.
Mn la--2w Holm O TAYINE 4 HRNTNEN
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NUIICE.--I am no longer the agent for
~ the line of Freight Boats formerly advertised
by me. Mr. VIM Cox, at the Shed, on Dock street
ia rear Of the Gas Works is now the agent for same
line, whom cordially recommend to the public and
my former patrons.
NH 2-ts TpE
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gUPvs oTrlCg R. & D. R. r., /

s;JPTss OFFICE Il. & d. X. R.,i
EIoHMoNp, Oct. q. 1851.
s-4s& ,-s, --,r--sss==xzn-1 CHANGE OF SCHE-
SO $50 D U L E-WI 7 X Ah-
EAE1IEWisNT.-Un and after MoADAf, tne lou, 2oeii
(tctob,r The day Mail Train viii run on thlD hoad
daily as follows, SUNDAY excepted:l A.
Leaves Richmond at,........ s.oe ti1S "A
Arrive at junction 3I........,...''-.'1zp ~ "a II Al
Arrive at BapYllie at...............;. 9'V1 K 4N
EET URNiNG: 3. AZ
Leave Dgnyiiie at....,...-......'-..."'-. L.l3 "a
Arrive at Junction 10 6. =, n
And in Richmond 'S0 ,,.r ~, .S.f
THROUGH MAIL ROUTE TO THE soU1hN bS
ON and after THURSDAY, December 10, 1921, the
afternoon Mail Train viii run, daily, as iolloss'
TSuptays excepted,) and connect With the sout9'
Side Railroad trains st the Junction, ana tht Win
Aha Virginia & Tennessee Railroad trans Et Ly nSh-
burg, both ways: - - arr, ,,nD,,y-
ERN AFTERNOON TRAINS
leaves Richmond Station at......... 800 ocik. a.
Arrive at Junction.. DO" L. ~
RETURNING. C0AING EAST:
Leave the Junction aL........-.... LOU -
Arrive in Richmond at..........,.... 80 , a. W.
In firle 10 connect With the trains gong NoTtn-
This train forms link in the direct through nne
from Washington City to Memphis, by the way OF
Iynciburg Knoxville, Dalton and Chattanooga
thence 10 Memphis or Nashville, being the most III
rect and expedl sious route to those points
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