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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
ebte 9rdparate.

Sstr intelissnts Mann, Der einmal ettrae scn
eintm Suadialbsr etfauit tat. weiB bisle Mset
Gin lstr wobt BON iossnanntsn patentmsbelnsn
lelbli aemadter Doftoren 80 unterIdeioen, bic gu
tunm linb. dr;tli6e &eetpte 3u fhrtben, unb
pisl su tumm um lslbn Mepieinsn 3u psrferttssn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23

lIn itrsm Ylnbs fnbst man itterssit:
S5rode unb Btonftt S6apls. f&Sn unb auf,
Saliso unp 0luHeIin. In srebsr Nuswatl,
Oelains ron jseer SCrte. - ......
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Gjinstams. taurtaft unb iupnb, ..
S5alb unb eons wo[lene 3euse, r.'
SJriit gcpIins, fsurirt. 'a.
Stlsiterloifs yOn Setu aualitdt.
2aoies Ores 9eob BON iseer Gattane.
Nlrinos, ga6imee uno 3sptprs. g..!
Sltmano icuts no antes faufen, a- .r
Sbns bel itnen pcrssiprcdfn su babfn,
9Srsile. aubsrR biuis.
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Sfadtaltis II bic ausrpatl BON
Gliris. Satmorals unb Scoops.
SD N ists porrattis. ebsnio
1tnsetledteS 8eti3sus. II. {. 10. .'' .
Safauft werten aud @rcesrie. gsaaren !;
SSSsr oo,lpriht, tsm trrp fsn
4 fir elm u unb fsin
y far sin 3 ppresmaGt.
sSattreifsr Sslu6 mtrp atttsn.
Sanuar f6. rat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
q Wdnbz zOapier.

Cine unssrSanlt6 arees uno itSns guewabl
Oanppapisr unb 8carpers. ben icber gsnsn
nuns-fc tpis ba6sfbe nur perianst wsrten tann
lit fosbsn aussspadt rpcrbsn unr an tsn red
en- ptstasn ,u faufsn. In Dem pctIfsiten BUD
tfetr bon
3.S. RDoabs, Qat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
SScnIfer Ydptcr,

Sn fsar arcasr 8 antitdt unb In fsesr Vfr
'ff oenbett 1T freten erb,f'rn mcresn. uRp gan
,poblfeil su taufea on rsm Bud ifrbr pen
3. g. Rboaes, 19t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
Gtn @prt sur Warnung.

9eiunbteit III ietr tpidtis; bic qsipenbsn ion'
ten feline Wetiein sstrauGsn unp fsn Mttsl.
tsiien Beiianpitele aud nod anesrs Yslfonsn ole
bic 5atrieanttn fsnnsn, obfr Bic 1e lh bon tsm
erfcls ctIslbsn binrstGsnb iittraeust tatsa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
eJobn s Soblinger,
Stiefel unb S6ubma6er
Sm 6er SfaSf MlIeatante.

Der linttr3eiGnets punitt feline Grsunss 70
nile pas aGsemsine Yubltfum barauf aufma am
~ MAIDEN. baB CT bas ..
Stiefel unb Sdubmadsr 0sIdaft
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23
SSpllt ibr tpDbifeil faMfeu.
So ssbt an 1aaiaiam Ssip's poblfsilen
Stiefel- un0 Sbub Stobr,

ssHas strabs, brittle 9tdrs untsr 9sGtsl's
Nmeriean 5ctef.
$40 itr iinbtn psrest. bas fG5nis unb.aA
tsas aTortemsrt spn Stisfsin. Sdutsn
unb Nutber llebniduben, aus ben beaen
gttp 8abrifen, bas ie nod In alIentaun 49,
,um 8erfauf anseboten wures. uHb sror auber.
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une yrafst fdr sud fslba. Sd Fam wotlisiln
perfauftn. nell Id eint ti1issrs 9tsnts babe bsnr
irsenb stn anbnss GtatIiAsmsnt. Oenn ttr so
present sriparsn wolft. 70 rufst an.
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saptes Rib @lOpe nisrsre @aitsrs, 1 80 :, az
8inorfhuts, so :. IL
aus Sc'tsn Slippers fir Wannsr.
saOss unb NiFss, 90 :, Is!
Sspt. 10, moss.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23

stus Dem Wese !-0ladet Slas!
ll1as giebts lleues, ibr 1ent!
u. u. Sutsr, s. g. Diltinser nnb
6. 8. Suter
Wadtn ben @nwptnern bon Muentaun uno
l1msessnb sbrsrbistisli tsfannt. ba6 fe nsult6
eine Yartnsrlhtp formirt taben, uno untsr Dem
Namtn pcn u. u. Sutsr, Dianssr unp 60. sin
ausaepetntss
TrDfen= Waare1
@e1daft betreiten wsrbsn, unb srpar on bem ocr-
maliasn Stanrplab bon s. .. DiGtnser, otes
bem @l1cns) In Nllsntaun, mo- lie tas Dubli'
FUN freunbIdaftlihR einlabsn Scrsufprstsn uno
ttr oussebstntes pptlfcils Enforcement pon isosr
Sorte Az beletsn, ete man lcnliwp fault. Sb'
re @atsr bsiietsn aum ststl aus
2SOlleae SSaarer,,
Eub, Sanep gafemeren. Satinetts &en'
tudp Scans. SDeeos,
9tfpacas--alIe bic neusaen S1aSss aut
Der 9iRe. @nstams pom alien Yattsrrs. sSol'
lcne Eeatnes, rpctlfefsr als bic wotlfsilltsn.-
Umbrellas unb parafols.
MQe Nrten Setbert.
pfain, 8roeate, 9laib. Gctura Sud. 5rsnd
Werlnos. 8almoral unb 5ccp'Stirts. an bsr'
atssfsbrn Yreiisn.
bawls unb Gloafs,
DON allen Benennunsen unb fir iste Satrs,stt
gan, potlfsil unb allrIaSnasn Stsls.
II 8affee it beruntsr eefommen F!
3uder 1T poblfeiler
Wolohes billieer
1 @rituer 80 Sebin@r5et
uno EzsEa. z bee.
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II Seiie, Stdrfe, 9idter, @aibmaldinen
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,r Wfdfrelen lnb Sal5,
f. unb ole Die iitrisen SaGsn bic In elm srcbs
s8aarenlaser sstSren.
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Q. austauid fir sBaaren anssnommsn anb raiii
9. Der t5dae Wartpreib alautt.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23

(fus bsm pbila. evening 8uu.tin. 10. Mdr,)
gpir 1no nfrsut bon bem fortwdtrenben Cue
cee su tSrsn. ben unlsr eanbsmann Der gpptte'
fer, 5err $. 8. 5elmtolb fortmdtrene In Nsu
gorf bat. Stint apottefe bsii0est T& nsben
pem metropolitan 5utsl, III % 5us lang, $50
S5ub tef unb Stcd bod. es 10 Elm srcbartsss
9tiGait unb lpridt lstr gu @unfsn leinsr Scr.
lafs.Nrtifd. gr tat au6rbsm einsn Qabsn
unO sirs Nisberlase BIER. bic ebenfaas Muasr
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23

Stabt-ailwo er INNER fsrtse Nanns. NoartnI
auf 5anb tdlt ober auf 8siisluna Ssrfert'st une|
furs, betsit iit allsn naG WuniG Su eiensn
Da6 er bon Der allsrtsasn Nrbsit In set Stass
lisfsrt bss II fdon ldnsil befannt unS wire son
alien Seitsn 3uaelanosn-uno 70 fno sIsid faus
isins Yrsis 70 nisrsr psun ntdt nsbsrsr ale tr-
seno ionlwc In Der Gtapt.
Sdube Stiefsl, Sregans, galmorala
@aitus, ustsrfGubs for snrsn, Da#sn une
pom & }einl IN bic gum Srbtndren psl6e|
ale mad Der neuslsn NOps unb auf bic bauer.
taftsas gBetIe perfsrtist tpsrssH unb 80 Cen mSs-
lion nisprisasn Yrsiftn ssrfanft. CT smsfshla
Td auh fir
SSmubeu Nrbett,
unb elraniirt su.e uns titliss Nibeit. Ganftar
fir Die biebsr eerciitne 8unrf6aft, tcift CT R&
ourh re- de g;pWnuns uns Qufmsrflamftit aaf
isiu @,I6aft nod ftrner sas Bsrtrausn bse Yuk.
lifume III abalten.
Ntls Ssisuunasn pnbtn prcmrt unt aut auss
ls'ltrt. uno larst eabsr Ju sattrrGtm 9ufpruGf
e eetsnf tin.
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$ el IN bplb'S

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mSaen eefdllisft Notis nebmen:
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tbstlen.-Sefmbotb Bu&u @rtroet bsastt aus
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rsitst nad ben 8sseln Der ptaymaets una Sts'
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IN iniaGt.
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is ySelf iber dr5tlibe proris.
Sicbe Seobabtlinoen 9ema6t bon Oi
, pbpiie 3u pbilooelpbio.
Siebe all uno ieoes beoeutenee User
iber Wecisin.
t Spn tem srbbten prartilhcn
E. e. Cbemikfr lit Drr Welt.
Sa nsls NIT $. 8. Sslmtplt In grbinturs
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fs unp war 70 rfolsred tn lstnem @siGaft. III
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Spn tem srbbten prartil6en
Cbfmikfr in orr lDelt.

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er bsFbs meiner gBOtnuns seseniitr sne 9tpcites
fe uno mar 70 rfolsreid tn lstnem @siGdft. we
fsinsr fsinsr gollssen Dor itm. SD babe sin
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@tidaftssdf.
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praetIte Stsmifsr
gde 9te II. 8rownfr philadelphia.
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unb Swar on tsm Sah-|
b(iIi6sn Ode tsr 7tsn|
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Stun fit 6en Strtfe.

gDir lenfen cure bsfonesu @ufmnfiamfeit auf
unfsre braune unb sebleidte MusIine. 5idines
Sii& Diapms. ssfreiftes uub iGedises Sem'
benssus. Canton Glanslle, @instams, unb isre
anbere arten bon wolsnsn 5laneasn, auf wsIde
mir G,fre
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-23

3U frpuIItH.
glsue SiYle bon eabIss Mantsln unb Wantt'
tuh. bon alien Garten unb bsasemaGts, mad
8ekluns Ssrfertist unb inbem mir bislss ale
elm beionbsrn steil unfsres 5anpsts MAIDEN. ant
mir fttr wenn mir fassn. pab mir bieIsltt
wuttfeiler ssrfaufsn els elm anperss 5aut
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Gin Siuriticnnt

mirft porsGetib, 1T an9enebm fir Sc.
fbmad uuo @erub. frei BON alien ibdor
liben Gi9enfba ften unb i1neu in ielner
8irtun9.
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st. Valentines Day.

The 18th of February Is St. Valentines day.
The saint of that name Is said to have been
beheaded at Rome under CLAUpIus, February
18th. The choosing of a mate among the birds
ON st. Valentines day is said to have been
very old notion. Sir WALTER Scorr says thatin
Scotland, some centuries ago, lady was at
liberty to choose gentleman on that-day to
her protector for the next twelve months.
The name of valentine is given to a letter, ex-
pressing regard or affection, sent by one person
10 another on ST. Valentines day. :" Many
I. alIurements there are: mods, jests, winks,
" tokens, favors, symbols, letters, valentines,
"&c.. for which cause, belize, GoDFRIDus
"w would not have women learn to write" So
saith BuRroS We don't know much about
GopFRIDus but If the style of valentine was
such as Is common in this country, he was SEN
sible person. ST. VALENTINE must have been
yery disreputable old man, If the valentines
annually produced in this country represent
his morals and tastes. Such coarse and execra-
BE daubs are unfit to be put in the hands OF
young persons, or, indeed, Of anybody. A
greater contrast to these unseemly and
senseless things cannot be imagined than the
French mbssives for St. Valentines day, which
are gems of aRistic elegance and finish.
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Tns oovington and Ohio Railroad.


This important Improvement, n u TO %
hoped. win oe again pnt under way ~ IN
early day. Its one which, next 70 ina canal
involves the interest Of che State 70 . greater
sxtsHt than any other improvement WITHIN I've
limits. The several propositions insroouceu
into the Legislature for continuing tho work.
uer,t = thorough investigation, ana tnal
which has most merit, and 10 SUSTAINED oy'tne
c,a.rest evidences OF force and means equal to
the great undertaking., should be approved.
Preferrtng, n we do most dcsidsdly, that the
an ssrprise should be under the control Of Viz.
rinians, we would be gratitied to sec COM
nary constituted chiefly Of them successful.
The most plausible bill, however, that has been
presented, is that known as tho TsonPsos bill
Il proposes 70 give the State more, and to
accomplish more, than any other. The fear Is
that IL offers 20 do too much.
Yet Il 10 for the Legislature to look in'o
these schemes, and to decide what Is pest io'
the State. The important franchise snouio IN
NO case be parted with, unless the ota'e "
most thoroughly protected from any abuse OF
injury. IL should, moreover. be enabled 70
recover the entire franchise the moment II Is
settled that the company undertaking the
work Il a failure There should be no delay
in this. and no opening left for difficulty In
the recovery.
There seems to be every reason for harmo-
NOUS arrangement with West Virginia on tnis
important subject. II we only contract Win
the bona Eds company possessed OF means, tna'
win in good faith GO on with the work, there
will be no trouble abouttt
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institution Of ths Loan's supper. On she fol.
lowing day ~ commemorate the sunerinss'
and particularly the death, of our saviour
Cssrsr. And nom the blessed effects OF these,
IA the redemption Of man. the day Is called
Good Friday.
ST. CxRrsosrox speaks OF our forefatners J.
appointing the I" forty days for fasting ana
% prayer, and hearing Of sermons, and ior noiy
"assemblies, !" preparatory to the Holy Com
munion. II was thought the proper season
for exercising. more abundantiy MI sorts OF
charity. What the Christians spared from
their own bodies, by abridging meal, was
generally given to the poor. The laws Of the
Christian Emperors Of Rome forbade al
prosecution Of menin criminal actions, whieh
might bring them to punishment and torture
during this whole season. There were to
ligious assemblies for prayer ana preaching
every day. All public games ana stage piays
were prohibited mt this season, as also the
celebration OF all festivals, birth days and
marriages ,..,,os
lent was first commanded to be observed,
IN England, by ERcoxBBRr, seventh king OF
Kent, before the year 800.
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wiscnrsrrs AND roronAC nAiLaOAD.

,vfsoursrrr ASp poroMAc RAILROAD.
An acs for the relief Of the Winchester anu
Potomac railroad was. taken up and passeu
IMMIGRATION.
A bill Go encourage Immigration lho ~ f,s
herptnforej came mp on the question OF its
passage, and was rejected.
SPECIAL POLICE.
A bill to authorize the appointment OF
special police, 10 search for stolen properly
was passed with an amendment.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were passed:
A bill toamend and re-enact second sec'ioh'
chapter eighty two of the Code;
Al bill TO incorporate the Aiexandria gun
Fire Insurance Company rr,..,
bin to incorporate the Valley Mining,
Exploring and Manufacturing Company
boat Company; - C.,,,.
A bin to incorporate the North Carolina
Transportation Company
A bin to incorporate the Great Southern
Inland Navigation Company
A bill 10 amend sections four ana nye OF
chapter two hundred and ten of the Code,
concerning dowers /; 1T compels the WIDOW 10
elect as to real estate, within one year,
whether she will waive her dover ana accept
the provision made for her in her HUSBAND
will in lieu of It'll
A bill to include the value of stamps In the
costs in legal proceedings;
A bill TO prevent the abatement OF process
- a hill 70 amend the one hundred and
eightieth chapter of the Code, concerning los'
a bill to amend section three of chapter one
hundred and twenty-four Of the Code, con-
corning partitions.
JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CANAL.
A bill amending the charter OF the James
River Canal Company on its second reading-
provided that if the canal was not completed
by the new (French) company by the 3lst o
March, 1867, to Covington, all the propelty'
rights, franchises, and privileges OF the com
pany shall become the property OF the state
MIR. GRATTAS moved to amend by inserting
1871 instead of 1867; which motion prevailed
and the bill was ordered to be engrossed.
RESTORATION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
The Joint resolution on the re union OF Yves
Virginia and Virginia, and the division OF the
public debt, came up in order.
The question was upon the substitute oHereC
by Mr.. GARRETT for the resolutions reported
by the committee. Both these have appeared
in our columns. The substitute declares l.
inexpedent to make overtures to West VIZ
giniafor a re- union at this time.
Mr. GARRETT advocated the substitute, con
tending that, under the circumstances i
would be humiliation to Virginia 10 MAKE
the overture for reunion according 10 th'
majority resolutions. He confessed 10 haVint
undergone change OF sentiment since IN
subject was last up He was then Indifferent
to the restoration of the old limits of Virginia
He was now anxious for it; but he would no
secure that object, now so desirable In MI
mind, by the humbling of the State OF tlr
ginia. 1t did not behooye her 10 Do the iiis' =
make advances.
Mr.. LASGHoRSE opposed the re-union, ant
Mr.. HANCOCK earnestly favored 1T.
Mr.. GARYETT's substitute was rejected, anc
the majority resolutions ordered TO be en-
crossed.
A number of bills were ordered to be en-
crossed.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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Lent is q Teutonic word In German, Lsng,
the eSpring." It 10 usually supposed the
Lent ID observed In commenoration Of our
Sayiour's temptation and fasting Of forty
days in the Wilderness. II Ii most probable
that the Christian Lent originated from a
regard to those wordsof the RedeNmer, "The
"days will come when the bridegroom shall
be taken away from them, and then shall
they fast In those days" That the term OF
forty days was settled at very early period
is evident from the writings Of the bishops Of
those times, who refer us, In yindlcation Of 1t.
TO the example Of MosEs, ELIAS, and CT
LORD, all OF whom tasted forty days
appear that though fasting ~ Frequently
alluded 70 IN the Scriptures a. - Christian
duty, 80 the sst times Cor II are 70 be referred
solely 70 the authority Of ths Church. The
L6ntsn lest oces not smhrAce M the days
betwesu An Wednesday ana Hastsr. lar the
sundayS ~ - nany days shove re numbsr
81 forty. TAey are excluded beams ~
Lords ds7 = alwAys hslA - festival. ~
never asA esst. On theuA, the Church eou
tinues, without lntsYYnptton, 70 eslshrate our
Saviour's rssarrectiOn.
Tbs prtaclpsi daysof Liant are, thu Arst day.
! (Ash WAaussday,t and pa sleaiaSly he Thurs.
day anA Friday fn thas wssk. An Wsdnss.
day Was caiisd. Ia The tinAe az 0ssoosx sus
0RsAs, Dfas CJnssrsa, the day Of sprt1klina
ashes4Or, .u5pnt IetsNH. she lhsad u the fast.
In the ChGrsh c< Engiand thers y . soleun
ssyyim appoinfsd ~ Ash "Wednesday, under
the fitis - 3 MCcmmjna4icn, or Asnoancipg
- 0os's snkM snd JnAGnsats aeslsst I'M.
pegst 1h1s 90 deetgned - eCcnpy, ~ fhr ~
epnad -. ~ - ~ ~ anctent peattspttal
49, 4 a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-14
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers and Real Estate Agents.

HHE BEAUTIFUL FARM, OF
i TWENTY FOUR ACRES, GA nJjnsp NAYS naSS
HaIFA MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION VIII be sold at auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th , Of uEebyuaSIy,
of twenty -four acres, called !" MANSFIELD" loca-
ted above, opposite to the farm Of the late Judge
II 1. On an elevated hill, commanding fine view
of the city of Richmond the soil Of which being
rich is well adapted to vegetables and other crops.
running through the eastern portion. II would
admirably suit for Tannery or Brewery.
Thu and cheap transportation for
tan bark or other supplies.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at six and
twelve months negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. Taxes to be paid ey the
purchaser. aonn,r .pprpcov
faa ,ds Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs + williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Ava doors aboye EpotswOod Hotel.

TIyE ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY
f6R t saik EP kkH6eePPioSdn THHgRspa9 is
fsSgsr txg @ 81 6E a S IA sS 70.
ppted hstween Johnsons Cottage" and the resi-
dence Of Mr. w. D. Gibson, fronting on the Grove
road with streets on two Of the other sides Tness
imnrnyine portion Of the suburbs, and are very
desirable FOR cottage sites and they are partiSu.
Iarly recommended to those seeking pronsapie
investment.
70 10 tiRUf,BS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
VI NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, IA III II +
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POroM AZ
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL, TWICE DAILY.-The only railroad o route
issning THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North East and West.
Trains on this road'are now run as follows me
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily Sundays excepted) ats A. M., arriving IN
Washington at $50 2. NJ, connecting with the
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 8 p. NJ, arriving in washing
ton at A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY morn
ING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The EXPRESS and FREIGHT TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily Sundays eXcepted) at A. NJ,
arriving in Washington at $50 p NJ, connecting
with the 1870 p. NJ. train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for New York, Philadelphia, Baltl-
more, Harrisburg, and the West. -,
Fare by this train to Washington only SlA DOL
LARS for first class, and FIVE DOLLARS for
s' T6e aA Geo TRAIN between Rich
mond and Milford leaves Richmond at $3.50 +. NJ,
arriving at Milford at 8, p. NJ. -,
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, Boston, and all the prin-
For further information and through tickets
apply at the Office of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. lie IL
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Cole 4 Wade, Agents.

WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY,
w the 18th Instant at 1 o'clock, p. H., on the
premises the HOUSE and LOT now occupied by
William Franklin, on the Brook turnpike, and
nearly opposite the residence OF William H. wade.
tains five rooms, with kitchen and other out
houses, and well of good water in the yard
TRRMs: One third cash balance at three and
six months WILLIAM E. WADE,
Attorney in fact
GPopaR Y CASE Anctioneer fe 9-tds