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Guardians sale.

IN PURSUANCE OE AN ORDER OF
l. the PROBATE Court OF Hancucn county
ONO. mads on the 10th day OF May, A. u.
1866. IN the cAsc 0f Jacob B. Dunn, guardian
of Elijah Woodruff and Elisha Woodruff,
against his wards. tho undoi signed will OIL
tho
3Oth day of June, A. ID. 1900, at 4 o'ciock 4
p. NJ,
At the door Of tho Court liouse In said coun.
", oiier Al pubic sale, tho following dos
cIioed roal estate ,ituato IN Hancock county.
Ohlo, To wit:
Tho undivided two thirds part of tho north.
east quarter. an the Eor b half or tho north
half OF the soui hsAsi quarter ~ sec Ion tw enty
ono, IN Portage township, subject IL this dow
er Interes, OF Eleanor W ckhsin therein,
Terms oi hhle-Oue.third cash on tho day
"i sAlp one'third ~ onc, aud one. third In two
years, 10 bs secured by mortgage ON the
premises sold, aud tho deferred payment,
TO boar into ost st tho rate Of six per cent,
payable Annually.
ApprniSed al 81 068 60.
Tho purchaser OF The above promises, will
hnvo the option to take the dover interes,
aforesaid At said sale. for the sum OF two
thousand dollars. On tho premises thus In
ken ugethsr. there 10 about ninety Acrsa oI
cleared land, good house and orchards -
Ths land ID we'll Wslerod with sprii KS anG
running wacr. ls we'll tlmvoied with oak
poplar, walnut and building timber, CONTAIN,
4 nne sugar orchard II noar four hundred
rees, has no waite land. and 10 beautifully
'iivefsncd with ridge and mea low land. lh-
remaining undivided third. cru of course br
nbtAlnsd At fair terms, " hicli will mako two
hundred AcrsH cf excellent land, In alinost u
square fUim. r.
JACOB D. DUNN,
Guardian Of Elijah and ri shH woodraa.
j. u. 7. Drss, Attorneys.
l.5w.
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All persons who have rot made a
return Of their income, or other arti.
cles subject to taxation, are requested
to do so before the first day of July
next, il they wish to escape the pen
atty which the law provides to be in
flicted ON those who are negligent in
such matters.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-22

A little boy about eight yenrs old,
a son Of Henry Hyde, Of Fremont,
was drowned in the river at that
place one day last week.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-22

How TO MAKE MUrroS no.
ticed, few days ago, column arti.
Gle in an agricultural paper, telling
how to make mutton. We can tell
our readers in fewer words than that.
Kill a sheep.
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MARRIED., ,

June 14th, at tho residence OF the brides
parents, by Rev. r. strassner, Mr.. FRKDE-
RICK KEvIs ana Miss CATHERINE RvuL. both Of
Flndlay. .'-i
June 18th, 1866, by Rsv. J. wYKEs, at the
residence Of b. Huber, Esq, VIZ Jons KAKR
to MIss RACHEL DAvIs, all Of this place.
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Notice.
TO MISS RoBERTs, fiEIREss or

ado In i..rklns county. Ohio EizS Caruth.
RS, of Hardin county, q ,io; tho unknown
hs!rs of Thomas Rees, ~ the State of aOwa;
tie nnn resident heirs of George Supers. az
q. Clingerman, and ~ Il. kess, whose nsmos
and piacoa of residence Me unknown. and all
other nonresident land OwnUrs Interested
You are horeby noilnod. that al the Jun
sessi II, 1866, of the Joutnissi iouers of Han
cock c"unsy, Ohlu. Jacob Musser ard others,
aled their pet iiUn Tor thr alteration II til.
Ntaio Road running east and west thru ri,
Williams Own In sad Hancock county, know
- tho Upper SNnduskv. WnlllaInstown ana
l. ma, ~ d the Hucs rus, VIII. anAtuwn anu
rort Wayne rtato Road, as OIL VS.;
Commencing near the Dunkord church, IN
tho south part 81 section ~ IN vsn Bursn
township, where haid road interSouis the
section line. thence cast on said section line
between secli0ns ~ and "a Of Van Buren,
township. and on tho ssotiun hnas Iyosn
seutons ID and 5J, Snd rs and 81 ~ Madison
."wnslip, to tho west side OF tho vindlay and
BslishntSiDs State Road, IN said yillsio oI
hismsto~ n thence crossing said road a.
10 the eSst ado thoroOf. 80 as tu inierssct the
sSoiion line sboiween sections 30 aud 81 OF
said Manson township. ihsnGe eat on said
,eotiun line, to the point thereon, whoru sad
Upper Shndusky and WillIxnstOwn r,,ad IN.
Lsrssuts and crOsses said Last named sroIbin
line, and there terminate. so that from said
point OF btginni tO said point Ot terini,
nation, ssld r0ad shall run on said section
| ines. insioAd OF soutn thereof AZ n low does.
hat viewers and surveyor, of said road were
| ppOinted by Raid COnniiHsiOI efs, and tina
said viewers AMI surveyor wlll meet st ihr
house ~ Jacob Musssr. Ia section ~ IN Mad
day Of July, i8c6, AT 10 ,'cl"ck A. n to ontsi
upon the dis charge OF their dulies'
JACOB AuSSER,
bS Sw. Principal PstitiUnsr.
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Goum ama Guuntp Mlatt.rs.
. Read carefully the Report on Re.
construction on the first page.

We are glad to see that Marshal
Routson is cleaning and repairing the
streets.
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]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mas

ihe Recognized specialists OF oui Day.
Prof Egbert Jackson, formerly of London,
Robert Herbert, NJ. D., nom Philadelphia
aud DR., Eugene YelpeRu, formerly OF the
lODdon and Paris Venereal Hos. .it.ils. Per.
manent and speedy cures guaranteed oi
'ionorrhea, Syphilis, cleo I, srermatorrhea,
or self abuse, aud OF every possible form OF
private disease OF every name or nature
whatsoever.
DR.. Herbert's Anti Alcoholic Compound,
An uniailing remedy Tor Intemperance ;
write for particulars.
Mountain of Light, 800 pages, 100 plates.
so cents, . tor 81; extra Ane, IS.
DR.. Jacksons Female Monthly Pills, 81 per
box; n safe and eifeotual remedy for all r.
regularlties and 0bstructiOns, from whate yey
cause. DR.. JacksOn's Oriental InvigOrating
Llniment, s2 per bottle; send for circular,
Genuine Fronch sales 81, q Tor -; IA for o..
Send for circular and write, you will prompt
ly receive kind, discreet and explicit an
swer. Address Drs. Jackson, Herbert Il Co.
lorslmply z. o. box i36 Cincinnati, .. Office
ll07Sycamore street. Medicines and instruo
lions sent to any part OF ths country.
mar30ly
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One of the late styles of ladies' hats
now worn is call the " butter dish"
They are cross between a swapping
turtle and wash pan. They are 30
nice!
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A little boy, named John Bloster,
was scalded to death near Urbana,
last week, by falling into await Of hot
swill at Distillery in that place.
Courier.
How far is near, and how near is
,np frEs
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jsstw.

A LANCE sruCk OF LAbIAn' APERC,L
N LARS and Cuhs, tho latest styles. al the
NOTION STORE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-22

Wool CARDING AND CLoTH DRESS
ING.-L. W. Flack announces that
he has got new supply Of Cards at
Carlins' Mill. ma25 6w.
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EWES 3 YEARS OLD AND UP,
TWO YEAR EWES.


The Board decided the test should
be cleansed wool, but not being able
10 have it cleansed up to the present
time, deem it but justice to all to
make the report, and allow each com.
petitor to call on Mr.. Anderson for
his fleece, at his leisure.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-22
II A L q

Vegetable sIciliian Hair Renewer
Has proved itself 10 be the most perfect prep
lie.
tits vegetable compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever. : =
twill restor3 Gray HAIR 10 It's orig ginal col.
or.
II win keep the hair from falling out.
Il oleanses the scalp. and makes the hair
soft lustr0us and silken.
II 10 splendid hair dressing.
No operson, old young should fail touse II.
II ts recommended and used by the 1rst
Medical authority.
~ Ask for Hans vegotabl ssioillian Hair
R.P. n ALL a Co.,
For sals BY O. ). Y HUBER ! %.
For sale by All druggists. Z v q 49,
Sept. 22lsak.-sl2ni6. ,-8ts .Ha
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nj. Z. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION
Pic. NIc.-The NJ. Z. Sunday School
have decided to have an excursion
picnic, on Thursday, June 2sth, to
Fremont. All persons will be charg
ed half fare for the round trip, ex-
cept children who will be passed at
less rates.
The excursion train will leave the
Findlay depot between seven and
eight o'clock in the morning and re
turn in the evening. All are request.
cd to prepare provisions DC, and
committees have been appointed to
receive and take charge OF the same
on board the train.
A band of music is expected to ac.
company the train. A pleasant
grove will be procured at Fremont,
and an invitation has been sent the
Fremont schools to be with us.
No pains will be spared by the
committee to make the excursion q
perfect success, and general good
time is expected.
A general invitation is hereby ex-
tended to all, old and young; and per
sons from the country are invited to
be us. uU.
II. F. WINDERs,
j. NJ. HAMLIN, Com'ce.
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NOTICE
Road Notice.


Office N HEREBY GIVEN, To
~ the hoirs oi William rhumpsom, dcce.s.
sd, late OF Columbiana county, Ohio, that
mere was petition presented to The Com.
m'ssloners OF Hancock county, Ohio, Al tbeIr
une session A. D.. Ice, praying tor the Ioea.
,i .,oh ana establishment Ola County Road along
tho following described route to wit:
commencing at the quarter post ON thu
sou'h line Of sectInn thirty one, In townsbIp
two, south OF r',nge eleven, east, at tho cour-
" line betwt en- Hardin and Hancock ooun-
les, running thence north on the open line
IN the confer OF said section. through the
lands Of said heirs, and between lands ov ned
by Joseph Eberhart and Others on the west
'ide, and lands owned by Joshua Dixon AID
othors ON the east side Of said line, until IL
intersecis tie Upper Sandusky, wiiliamstown " n
ma Lima State Road; In said section, and
there terminate aud that the Commtssion.
eIs aforesaid, NJ their ses ion aforesaid.
Granted view and appointed viewers to
10 view and locate sa!d road, on tho 18th dav
81 July, A, ID, ises, according to law, and
tiat sAid vlewers and surveyor, are To mo 81
at the house Oi John W. Williams, In Wllnms.
'own, IN said county Of lancock.
JOSHUA DIXON.
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He has, also, some of the Alexan-
der raSes. Also, the White rake. =
These hay and grain rakes are con
sidered the best now in use. Go and
ace them.
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rrsDLAY MARKETS.
" FINpLAr, June 22, 1866.

FrNpLAr, June %, 1866.
The produce market the last week
has been lively, and nearly all arti-
cles have an upward tendency. Our
quotations are The same as last week.
The rise in gold has a tendency to
unsettle the market.
WHEAT SO and 9 90 for rod.
CoRN-45 to so.
RYH-50 cents to 60.
OATs-30 cents.
BUTTER-12 to 20c.
EGcs-12 cents. tAP 8f
LARD-l2 and | ) cents. W w.
TALLow-Sto II cents.
BEES WAx-25 to 80 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl, 80 to 800.
CLOVER SERD-S3,50 TO 400.
WHITE BEANs--,75to 1,50
DRIED PgAcuEs-4,0O.
DRIED APpLEs-S2,00 TO 800.
PBLTs--25 to so
HIDEs--5 cents green, 10 dry
RAGs--Cotton 3 cents.
WOOL 35 to 55 cents.
FLAX SEED-Sl 80 to 1925
Salt--2,75.
Flour-s1l to 1900 per bbl.
Hay--S6 per ton.
Feathers--50 to 60 cts per lb.
Potatoes, 81 90 to | 10.
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Played Oat.

The idss Of undsrselling US on Drugs and
Books, 10 "played." We are selling Goods
Cheaper than the Cheapest, ~
~ ., D. Frey 4 Co.'s
a ia sa.aAt Drug D Book Store.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-22

Quick TrME.--Owing TO the bad
condition of the ties in tho railroad
from here to Springfield, the cars are
prohibited from running between the
two places In less time then two hours
and forty minutesl Distance eighteen
miles!--London Democrat.
That's nothing. The spur road
from Carey to Findlay runs one train
only sixteen miles in four hours-so
they say. We know a fellow who al
ways buys his whisky in Carey-by
the time it gets there It is the oldest
"rye" in the State Whenever hand
car out repairing overtakes the train,
they switch it 1.-THE train Off on side
track, and let the hand car pass.
There is talk now Of taking off this
train. A man at Carey has a regular
contract for hauling sawlogs daily
up to Findlay; and it is presumed
that he can carry the passengers as
well-which will obviate the neces
sity OF train. Urbana Union.
We well recollect of riding over the
Findlay "branch," once upon time,
leaving Carey at 4 p. NJ. vnd arriv.
ing at Findlay next morning at 2 p.
NJ. A peddler who started from
Carey on foot at the same time, pass.
ed the train at the town of Van Lue,
having, as he claimed. sold goods
all along the road. They may, how.
ever, say what they please about the
Findlay "branch," but there is one
thing certain--a man gets the worth
of his money in riding over it that
is, he can ride all day for a half dol
lar, and stop at any point along the
road Ito drink. ."-Wyandot Uhion.
How these fellows will liel Itnever
takes over 81 hours to make the dis.
tance to Carey. 1t ia possible that it
may require more time when such
fellows as the editors of the two
"Unions" come over, as with "stop.
ping to drink" and tumbling about,
taking up time with their strange
antics, it Of course causes more or less
delay. How like old times it will
seem to the gay and festive "boysn
when they come over to see us with
that saw log contractor. Come soon,
won't you?
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

MNlAtEILy. Is a concentrated d
~ ~I//IL/f eX ract ofthe choice
NJ lAnKL/L/., root, so combined
y2 HHI(NlYH/> with other stbstan.
M>MHkt3r~n.. ces Of still greater
NMhXA INK dlteratve power as
~/W I" afford an ,ir.ctual
V~ ~ an tdote for diseases
s--s-N Sarsapariila In rep.
-.A-WA@\ uted TO cure. Such
a rcmedy il surely
wanted by those
who suffer- Strumnus complaints. and that
one winch will accomplish their cure mus,
prove, as THIS has, Of immense service at this
large class ofaur afflicted iellow.citizens.- :
How completely this compound VIII do IL has
been proven by experiment on many-of the
~orstca,es to be found IN the following com
plants:
scroiula, Sorofulous Swelings and Sores,
Skin Diseases, pimples. Pustules. Dlutchcs.
Eruptions, ST. Anthuny's Fire, Rose or Ery.
sipelas, reiier or Salt Rheum, Soald Head.
lhngwOrm, &c.
Syphilis or Nencrial Disease is expelled
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Sarsaparill d, and he patient is left in com
paraiIve health
Fomale Diseases are caused by scrofila in
the bio ii. and are of on soon cured by this
Extract uf SarsaiHriln.
Do not discard THE In 'aluable medicine
because you have been imposed upon by
something pretending 10 he Sarsaparlla,
VIII IL was not. When YOU have used
iyer's--thon. and not I'll then. will you
know the virtues of Sarsapariila. For min.
ute particulars Of the diseases II cures, we
refer 10 Ayers American Almanac, which
the agent below named Will furnish gratis to
All who call for IL.
Ayers Cathartic Pills, for tho cure of Cos.
uveness, Jaundce. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysontery, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles,
rheumatism. Heartburn arising from DlsUr.
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the Bowels, tlatuoncy. Loss Of Appetite, Liv.
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gia, AN for a Dinner PHI.
They arc sugar coated, so that the most
sensitive can take them y leasantly, and they
are tho best AIericnt la the word ior all
purposes OF family physic. ~
PREPARED BY,
J.C AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY
HUBgR 4 LOCKE
NJ. GRAY, Findlay, Ohio.
y. ID. FRsy,
lnA PLoTrs, Vanlue.
MYERs'& Co., Carey,
$. OsrnEIMER, Van Buren,,
j. Is. ALwAKD, McCOmb.
And by dealers everywhere.
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DRADLLY's DUPLEX IMMoVABLE ELLJP
ID TAO spriug Hoop skirts al tho -.
NOTION srUhE,
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RARE CHASCE.-Mr. Walters has
several of the Ball mowers still on
hand. He says he will give one
years time to pay for them. Now is
the time to buy and pay for it, out OF
its work,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-22

Is a concentrated
ox ract ofthe choice
root, so combined
with other substan.
ces of stin greater
altcrative power as
I" afford an Z irtctual
an idote for diseases
Sarsapariila In rep.
uted to cure. Such
4 remedy is surely
wanted b y those
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-22

A FINE STOCK or oiLkslFoa aANrLE-
~. lust received. at MALEY'S
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A good deacon, recently addressing .
Sabbath school, made point by the fol-

A good deacon, recently addressing
Sabbath school, made point by the fol-
lowing anecdote:
Children continued the deacon, "you
all know that went to the Legislature last
year. Well, I went to Augusta, and took
dinner at tavern. Right beside me at
the table sat member from one Of the
back towns that had never taken dinner
before at o tavern In his life. Before his
plate was q dish Of peppers, and he kept
looking at them finally, as the walters
were mighty slow bringing on things, he up
with his fork, and In less than no time
soused one In his mouth. As he brought
his grinders down on 1t, the tears came
into his eyes. At last, splitting the pepper
into his hands, he laid 1t down by the side
of his plate, and with voice that set the
vhole table In roar, exclaimed, Just lie
thar and cool n-SGtt~ (Gd.) Repubsicdn.
. The grest Numbering volcano Popo-
cstspelt has recently bsen explored By Q
narty whjch reports the crater accessible.
MILFORD Of tons OF sulphur are lying In
there, and IN many places n . pure Stste.
n can be carried 70 the summit Of the vol
cano. and from thence TO the base Of that
eternalIy snow-crownsd mountain, at an
expense Of only MY cents the hundred
hounds. The value Of ono hundred pounds
Ia Mexico ID tan dollars. The crater ID big
enough 70 bold several cities, bat Il u net
probable that any viii bs built there . Pre-
aeht.
nom iks dssidsdly looss manner IN
Which Andrew JebptoA y swinoing the
sw: Is &
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EsTABLISHED IN 1886.

ESTAB IN 1885.
W. r. BUTLER, Ro. 3. BUTLER, General Partners.
FRANCIS ]. PARKER, Special Partner.
BUTLER 4 SON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA. EARTHENwARE, GLASSWARE. AND
HoUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
NEW IRoSFRoET BUILDING,
No. 1907 Eagle Square,
RICHMOND, VA,
have lust received per brig "W. II. Bigelow," and
will open this month, very large and entirely
new stock OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their line, recently bought In person by ouf
senior partner upon the best terms Of the manufac
turers in Europe, and imported direct to this city
LARGE ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS
ara noyv ON the vay and will be here during the
fall Our ARRANGEMENTS In Europe are such - VIII
enable us to draw our supply regularly and d.
rectly from the manufacturers. 80
Embsrking anew in business life, our senior 20!
vonId rsspectfully but confidently appeal to his
old friends and patrons and the public generally
for thei support and encouragement 70 Ms new
firm.
~ i''Td SELL 6GR GOODS AS Low
A they can be purchased Of any other direct I'm.
Psonthern merchants, hotel.keepers. and fsmi::
lies are cordially invited TO examine our soods ana
pAs superior packer is employee , nm . eov
sel1-im No. 1907 Main street.
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I ksow in gsssf like tAins, how more than vain
Ana o. the bursting cloud must spend fts rain,
SO grisf IL tears. ~
know that whsn thy little darling's form
Haffreed the angel spirit fettered there,
Yonlcould not pierce beyond the breaking
In your despair.
You could not see the tender hand that caught
Your little lamb 70 shield IL from all harms,
Yon missed him from your own, bat never
thought ..rf I,
OF Jesus's arms.
You only knew those precious eyes were dim,
You only felt those tiny lips were cold,
You only cling to what remains OF him
But oh young mother, look the gate nnbars
And through the darkness smiling from the
Are beamins on you brighter than those stars,
Your darling's eyes!
IT'S said, than when the pastures down among
The Alpine wales have ceased to feed the
And they must mount where yet the grass Is
young,
Far up the rocks.
The Shepherd takes little lamb at play,
And lifts him gently to his careful breast,
And with Its tender bleating leads the way
For all the rest. r.u,
That quick the mother follows In the path,
Then others 90, like men whose Faitn gives
And soon the Shepherd gathers all he hath
Far up the slopes.
And on those everlasting hills he feeds
The trusting fold on green that never paiis.
Look mp! oh see! your little darling ieaos,
The Shepherd calls. x
Dernier Resort, Montgomery county, Va.
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&0R 80 SO -
OREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
SicH sSsfH HsR xAp
RAiIRoxD, CIRRYiNa THE UNITED STATES
NAIL TWICE pAILY:-ELEGANT SLEEPING
routs issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
T Trains on his road are nov Ign q foller,: III:
DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily (Sundsyy sxeeptsdl ISIS A. NJ, arriving In
4 ExRRsss TRas s FOR u:
H1SfHa l EAsF 4 pd ySsH NAIL TRAIN, with
sPLEHDiD sLEgPlE0. CARS attached leaves
Richmond daily. ats p. n. arriving IN wsshIbIs;
70 Sek 3 ING i TRAias FOR he soRTH. EAST. and
THRoUaH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS 70 Alexandris, Washington, Baltimore,
Philsdelphia, New York, Boston, and oil the prin-
sipsl cities In the West.
For further Information and through tickets
apply st the once Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, shockoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RuTH. Superintendent. myp
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Nora.

Nora
Nora IL pretty,
Nora Is witty,
She's the compietest
or girls, and the neatest,
The brightest and sweetest,
Mavourneen
.-,t'.
Nora, be still you
Nora, why will you
Be witty, and pretty as pretty can Do
So strong and so slender,
So naughty and tender,
So sweet in your splendor-
Mavourneenl
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OFFICE RIcBNoHD AND PErEKsBuKG)
RAiLl0AD- COMPANY,
RIoHnoNp, Va, July 10, Ists.


GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TW0 Dali
SLY TRAINS (BXCRPT on SUNDAYS NORTH
AID elbUTH MAKING CLOSE CONNECTIONS,
WiTB MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS ON rHB
GHTGRAINS,-On and after MONDAY the 18th
instsnt the trains win run ~ follows:
Leave Richmond ct Ais A. n. and $40 p. T.,
and srIive at Petersburg ut go A. II. and A0
Lesve Petersburg st 80 A. n. and SO P. L.,
and arrive Of Richmond ut 7w 4. n. and III
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
HRIl0HT and ACCONM0DAfI0N TRAIN will
leave Richmond st II Is A. n. and arrive a Pc.
...sSars =, iiSP; u Returning twin leave Pc
'' On SUNDAYS he MORNING TRAIN only will
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN only
"" r.. fRr f TsEShY TRAINS connect a. Peters.
burg with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con-
nections ct Richmond and Petersburg with trains
for the North and South, and passengers can bs
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARS on
night trains on the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac r.ilro.d. and on the Wilmington and
GOING SOUTH, the route Is open TO- Raleigh,
WILMINGTON, Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston,
Greensboro, Augusta, saysnnah, Atlanta, Mont
qonery, Mobile and New Orleans.
The evening train for the present only connects
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh
ss3e-n Engineer and superintendent.