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From the Holly Springs Miss. Reporter.
Jusuvsnure I'm Rea1 LIFE

Something like quarter OF century
aro marriage took place at Holly Springs
which AT that time excited no little atten'
tion on account of the opposition mani
tested by the relatives Of the lady. Inc
gentleman was stranger in our midst, ana,
an his past history and antecedents were
unknown. the opposition to the marriage
seemed right and proper. the ,aay, now y.
ever, who was at the time WHO" anu VI
lawful age, thought differently, anu TO-
solved to marry Mr.. b. IN spHe vi tnein
all. She was married, ana meeting with
no friendship from her relations, the bus
hand determined to leave Holly Springs
and return to his home In the Northwest.
A few weeks after their union they ar
rived at Cincinnati and engaged rooms for
their sojourn for some time in the city.
The baggage was brought up, and the hus-
band had the wife's baggage put into the
room, but ordered his TO be left in the
public hall. This excited no surprise at
the time with the wife, as nothing OF an
inkind nature had occurred between her
and her husband, and love seemed still to be
running at its even and onward channel.
4 few moments afterwards the husband
feigned some excuse to leave for ie"
hours, and the lady retired to her room 70
await his return. de never returned:
When morning dawned the LADY oisco-
vered that she had been abandoned-a
stranger among strangers-wlthout lrienu'
and without money. Her agony was 50 ~
tense that the interest Of the boarders In
the hotel was earnestly engaged in her be-
half. and she found many friends, who not
only sympathized with her, but seemed
willing to render such aid and assistance as
was necessary. Among the number OF board
ers ut the hotel was a wealthy lady and
her husband, on their way to Cuba, 10 see
if the delightful climate of that sea-girt
island would not assist in restoring the
wife to health.
The lady solicited Mrs. B. to accompany
her as companion and nurse, which pro-
position was cheerfully accepted. In a
few days the party reached Havana, and
Mrs. B. having some leisure time, from the
sick bed, employed herself in making and
fitting dresses. She soon became an ex-
pert at the business and had more work
than she could possibly do. In few
months she purchased stock Of ladies'
goods, and from this small beginning it was
but few years before she became the
proprietress of one of the finest hotels in
the city, which she kept in almost oriental
magniicence.
Her hotel was, and we believe still is,
extensively patronized by the first-class
citizens of every nationality. She is now
millionaire, and her charities, particu-
larly to the people of her own country, are
unbounded. She is the friend of the
friendless, and her name and charities will
long be remembered by all who visit
Cuba,
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picture in late number of Punch re.
presents fashionable and affectionate cou-
pie, the husband searching vigorously in
his waistcoat pockets. The young wife in.
quires, Have yon lost your watch, love ?''
and he replies, No, darling; twas new
bonnet had for you somewhere"
There is nothing so impatient of crit;.
cisni as choir. Woman Is appeasable and
full Of charity In every relation Of life
except ~ member Of . choir.-Gputhan
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How IT WAS DoNE.-An 1rishman,
addicted to telling queer stories, sa'a nc
saw a man beheaded with his hands t,ed
behind him, who directly picked up ms
head and put it on his shoulders IN the
right place. ....,,aor
Chow could he pick up his head when his
hands were tied behind him I"
Gan sure what a purity fool We are =
said Pat. "Couldn't he pick it up with
his tathe9 To the devil wild yer bothera-
fion 7 -
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The following is the latest "Parting-
tonianism from the pen Of the gifted
Shillaber:
"Have you any lubricating drops for a
bronchial deficiency" says Mrs. Parting
ton to DR.. Wilmington at the corner.
"Is your cold deep-seated!'' said the
doctor blandly.
81 don't know how deep it is" she said
with bark like an Esqnimaux dog, "but
it is loud enough. What time for colds
this is, to he sure / declare | am com.
pletely exaggerated with my cough"
"You need an. expectorant," said the
doctor.
az expect so but whether it will do any
good or not must depend upon how 1t In
| tests me but / will take box of afro
cious lozenges, anyhow, which have hearc
spoken of as mellifuous."
Ike spent his time in playing with the
dumb bells, and the old lady asked the
doctor to excuse the liberty he took, be
cause the boy was SO given to jimelastics
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TIOR NEW YORK.-ATLAAN-4 Hxh
TIC COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY The splendid new side.whssi steam I'D
ship HATTERAG, KLlxAxD1k eommand9I, ABB,
HARLR, A, BouRxY commander. !ssvs hlcnmonS
every TUESDAY and rRiDA nh lssys new iofs
sysry wEDNEsDAY and sAT rs Al var. hill,
s1Rs::siK 10, 'n spisnSid SALOONS and STATE:
ROOFS, and the FARB, ACCOA6ODATloHS ana
ITTRNfION are unsurpssssd.
a Ss1 H54s ~ Z. M
ahinnsrs are invited to notice that the great
dsmsae and loss BY handling, and exposure rom
frequent n. shipping. ~ on other lines s'0ias'
1reisbta for points beyond New York will be for.
vafdsd with dispatch, and no charge made except
Thess ships discharge cargo In New York at Pier
No. % North river, and the ComPany,s steamer 81
MnHinSSSn -! MSr Nav orls.ns, i..vs rom the
same pier. Goods for these points can % usns'
fsrrsd without expense or exposure.
insursncs II very low by these ships, and tne
seonomy in time, insurance, and condiuon 10
~ routs from Virgins. Insurance Elected -
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS,
'iid BEosdwsy. New York.
SAMUEL AYRIs GO.
CITY Point and P's'r'ssss'
:. h. WEE sortolt. Virgins.
For freight q sRps si.iFEs:i .RRgRys co.. Agents
once corner Of Cary and Virginia streets oPpo'
ate the Tobacco Exchange. de1i-U
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THE GREAT PHILOSOPHICAL PUZZLE
When a man says, 81 lie," does he lie or
not If he speaks the truth, he lies; if he
lies, he speaks the truth. How shall the
question be settled? Chrysippus wrote six
books to prove that the man lies whether
he speaks the truth or not; and another
old Roman fogy set himself crazy by at
tempting to understand the question, and
finally hanged himself in despair.
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NEAT BUT There is an amusing
anecdote about Lord Derby. 1t is said
that some wine merchant prosecuted
the Premier into tasting wine, claret or
sherry, which was to keep of the govt,
and that he got this reply; 81 have tasted
your wine, and prefer the gout."
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BUTTER .-Cleanliness is essential
in butter-making. Everything should be
clean. The air in which the milk stands
should be pure. The butter, when
churned, should be well-worked with-not
the hands-the ladle, until the buttermilk
is entirely extracted. 1t should be sailed
with great care, with ground dairy salt, in
the proportion Of one ounce of salt exactly
to pound of butter. Neither milk, cream,
nor butter should stand in cellar where
there are decaying vegetables, fruits, or
meats; nor where soap grease or soft soap
stands. If the air is tainted in any re.
spect, and it can penetrate to the butter
will it penetrate into it and affect its fla,
yor,-ChicaqO Republican.
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IMpoRTANT N0TICE-We wish to

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish to
i call the attention OF buyers to the fact that
henceforth our present stock OF DRESS GOODS
CLOAKS SHAwLS, and other WINTER GOODS
will be sold at and about cost.
These goods were bought mostly at auction for
cash, and are greatly below their real value.
Persons in want of such articles would do well
TO call on Us before buying as no establishment In
Richmond can offer greater inducements In these
goods than we can. ,oons -.
We have also full lines of LINEN GOODS from
ing Russia and Brdseye Diaper, Linen Cambric
and Hemstched Handkerchief, Pillow and Ii
he Our stock of H0UsEK EEPING and DOMESTIC
GOODS is very complete, and will be sold at very
low prices. . .. s,o,, ~ Elm
and OTHER GLOVES, In which will always be
found every shade and number, from the cele'
WHITE and LIGHT KIDS at 81 so and 81 25 per
pair CARD0Z0, ALS0P FoURQUREAN.
La 81
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VALENTINE d FRANKLIN,
1908 MAIN ST RRT,
RrnuroND VA

Merchants Of Virginia, North Carolins, and
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. such as Buck
Glovss and Gauntlets, herino Gloves and Gadnt-
lets, Fancy. WOODEN Goods, Hoods, Sontags,
Hose and Half Hose and full stock Of lotions,
such as Belts and Beltings, Combs, Spool Cotton,
Threads and Silk, Suspenders and Perfumery,
Fancy Dress Buttons and Trimmings. In fact,
sS every n' in the NOTION AND PANGY GOODS
LINE, and at prices as Low AS ANY NoRTH-
Erin MARKET.
Orders respectfully solicted-thsy VIII be
promptly and faithfully executed.
rf' MANN s. VALENTINE,
nc lots p. A. FRANKLIN.
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FooTE's NoNsENsE.-The wise reader
who loves genuine nonsense never forgets
that outrageous and incomprehensible
piece of drollery perpetrated by the great
wit, at the expense of party of friends
who had challenged him to write ten lines
Of English which they could not commit to
memory in five minutes. Here they are
So he went into the garden to cut cab
bage to make an apple pie; and who
should be coming down the street but a
great she-bear, and popped her head into
the shop. What, no soap? So she died ;
and she very imprudently married the
barber. And there were present the job
lilies, the Garrugillies, and the Picalillies,
and the great Panjandrum himself with a
little round button at the top; and they all
fell to playing the game of "catch us as
catch cam" till the gunpowder ran out OF
the heels of their boots.
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SYMPATHY.-Giles, ruefully: "Villiam,
I've been an gone and listed" "Lor !"
have you, thought Got the shillen 7"
Giles: eyes" William: "Well, then,
let's go an ave glass at the Barley-Mow.
Don't lets be down earted. "-Pmch.
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TOOK AT THIS! LOOK AT TEtISl
- THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
A. EZEKIEL,s. No. Al MAIN STREET.

At EZEKIEL'S, No. IL MAIN STREET
4 ooo wards BLEACHED TWILLED COTTON
'SHIRTlNGs, or for other family purposes,
only leac. per yard, worth Csc.
900 wards heavy BLEACHED (wide) SHEET
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide'
coo wards suPERFINE "a PILLow.CAsg COT.
TON, only 3oc. the yard
600 wards all styles of DRESS GOODS, now sell
ing of without regard to cost
1000 Yards ga and lo-4 BLEaCHED and UN /,
BLEACHED sHRETINGs at greatly reduced
o coo Yards all styles of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
Just 10 suit the times
500 wards HEAVY GRAY 'TwILLED FLANNEL,
all wool admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
500 y auIs II HEAVY CoTToN DIAPER for chill
dren's purposes-very scarce article; ,,oo,
A few pair heavy, extra large and fine LL-WOOL
BED BLANKETS, to be sold of cheap.
NV country and town friends wishing cheap
goods i'm the DRY GOODS line need but give mo
Cali. The articles enumerated above are but
few of the bargains Offering daily at
:" - EZEKfEL'S Cheap Store,
No. Al Main street,
oppostte st. Charles Hotel.
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Ths following named gentlemen are with III
and will bs pleased to serve their friends:
ALEXANDER K. PARKER, Of Richmond
EESTOR II. Forbes, OF Richmond;
o. II. MARSHALL, OF Richmond;
THOMAS n. KIhiBRoUGH, Of Richmond;
r. Ii. NI3lMO, of Richmond;
L. G. LEVY, of Richmond
z. 4. PLANaARDT, OF Richmond;
pEYToN G. BAYLY, OF Richmond;
III. /. HABER, OF Richmond;
E.P. NORRIS, OF Albemsrle county;
w. E. BULL, OF Lexington, Va;
L. C. JEFFREsS, OF Charlotte county;
e. WINC0, of Amelia county;
J. PEssELS, Of Henrico county, Va.
fe l2-dlw&sw1m
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RICH

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RICH
~ MoSD, VA, February 4, 1867.
Schweitzers widow and administratix. Plaintiff,
Blum, Raw Co.......................De Defendants.
IN CHANCERY IN THE RICHMogD HUsTISGs COURT.
BY decree entered by the court in this cause on
the Commissioners of this court do state, settle,
and adj just the accounts OF the plaintiff as admin
istrstrix OF Lewis schweitzer deceased, regarding
any former settlement of accounts by the said
plaintiff correct, unless the same be surcharged
and falsihed, and ascertain the amount of indebt
edness Of the said plaintiff as administrstrix TO
soner do also inquire, ascertain, and report tn q
amount OF assets in the hands of the said plaintiff
as administrative applicable 10 the pay msnt OF the
debts or liabilities Of her interstate, and In what
thoss sses consist and the manner in which they
have arisen and accrued, and whether and how
far the same are available to the payment OF IN 9
debts of lie avis Schwe izer, the inestate and also
the value OF the real estate IN the bill mentioned
and also what is the value Of the dover interest OF
the plaintiff in the land in the bill mentioned, OF
which the said Lewis schwsitzer died seized.
And the said Commissioners further directed, by
public alton in such newspapers here or elsewhere
as hs may deem most a5dvi.H6is' to convene an
ceased, before him, and 10 require legal proof OF
their respective claims !; and after he shall have
ascs rtained the indebtedness OF the estate OF the
said Lewis Schweitzsr, deceased. TO the said cred
itors that he also ascertain the proportion
each creditor will be entitled and that he make
report to the court OF his proceedings under this
decree, together with any matter deemed pertinent
by himself or which he may be specially required
by any Of the arties TO report.
have nxed on THURSDAY the 7th day Of March,
1851 at O'Clock A. NJ. as the time, and my ONCE,
No. 5io Franklin street, In the city OF Richmond,
the place. to ssss lhs , aa ana Of Lewis
Sehwezer deceased, directed by the aforesaid
decree at which time and place the parties in!e-
rested are hereby required R 9 sitssd EVANS
fe 6-law4w Commissioner in 0hancery.
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NOTICE.-Applicat will be made
IN the Auditor OF Public, Accounts of the Com
monwealth of Virginia for the reissue OF the fol-
having been lost:
Number and amount of Bonds and Certificates
for interest funded on public debt under act Of
fraction No. lolI, $50; No. lOsl, sloo, II. L.. D.
Lewis. fraction No. lo!, $50 mo. iot2 $500; Esther
Lewis, guardian for 9. c. L., fraction No. lols, s
de 2O-law3mf =.
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In E 8

IL sd4G
TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, w THs
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED sTAIM
MAIL TWICE DAILY .-ELEGANT CARS WITH
NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS, ON ALL
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
REDUCED THROUGH FAREs.-Th only railroad
route issuing TaRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the eiuss
North East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run a. follows: Tbs
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily at g. so A. NJ, arriving In Washington al st9
p. NJ, connecting with the RARLY AFTERNOON
EXPRESs TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST. and
Ths NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRS attached. leaves Richmond daily ut IL IS
arriving in wsshln&;19ss s q con- n;
the N0RTH, EAST. and WEsT; NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local ex-
press packages, leaves Richmond daily Sundays
excepted at SIS p. n, arriving In Frsdericks.
0S THkRoUdH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore
Phiiadslphis, New York, Boston, and all the prin
sipsl cities In the West.
FOR further information and through tickets
apply at the once Of the Company, corner Broad
and kighth streets, Shockos Hill.
J. b. 0BNTRY, General Ticket Agent.
sAnUEL RUTH. Superintendent. nos
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Joseph RODGERS Il SONS GUILE
- RY.-RNCOURAGE HOME IMPoRTATIOH:-
most beautiful IV0RY-HAEDLED TABLE CUT.
LEhY ever offered In this market. These goods
and we will offer them Ut prices which cannot fail
TO satisfy purchxsers. All IN vsns Will .plsass
give % 3 call. BRANCH & CgHRAnT,
nI Gomez s:ss e oSsSosl 81 ipe as's
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DUPLICATION WILL BE MADE
IA for the renewal OF certificates Of State Stock
No. ss7, for seven hundred dollars, and No. ts TOT
sixty eight dollars. Both standing IN the name Of
been .osE MAS. =. SAohsAoH.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

IN application will be made to the Auditor Of
Public Accounts for the renewal ofCERTlFlCATE
OF INDEBTEDNESS No. 4,es6, OF the state OF
under act OF March 20, ISL also, that application
will be made TO the Virginia Central haii.osd
Company for the renewal OF GERTiflGATE VI
Der &C. for twenty shares, Issued In the name OF
Raglsnd & Brother. Rolh Of the above csrtiheatss
were lost on April 9 1885, and supposed 70 nave
Ia lo-law3m RAobANU nE6
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL BAILkoAD, I
December ID, 1855.
G0 -

~ ~ x42NS
TAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBUR6.-Tbs Viz
ginia Central and Orange aud Alexandria rsil,
roads have arranged = schedule for . DAILI
LYNCBBURG. Goods leaving Rich mond at A.
M. reach Lynchburg same night. Goods leaving
Lynchburg at p. N. reach Richmond next DAY ~
II. D. WHITC0MB,
aaa General Superintendent.
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~ u ts @&&
vTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v ON and after SUNDAY, JANUARY eth, the
following trains will leave Richmond
MAIL TRAIN daily TO Gordonsvlie, ana except
on Sunday TO Staunton, at 20 A, M
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN daily 70 ooruohs.
VILE at 7. 30 z. III.
an the Orange and Alexandria railroad and on
NIGHT TRAVIS passengers will 60 through TO
Washington without charge OF cars.
THROUGH TICKETS sold TO Washington and
Baltimore. and 10 Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nash
willie, Memphis Mobile, New Orleans, and other
principal points In ths Southwest also, to Lex
FREIGHT TRAINS, except on Sunday, leave
Richmond At SIS A. NJ, making close connssuons
with FREIGHT TRAINS on the Orange and Alex
andria railroad for Lynchburg ard Alexandra.
Also, FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TEAMS
leave Stanton for Jackson's River on MONDAY,
H. ID. WHlTC0MB,
q, "a General Superintendent.
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RICHMOND, January "a, 1867.
Hessrs. William q. Webb 4 o., Old Dominion
Soap and Candle Works, Richmond. Vd.:
Gentlemen,-We have examined your PROPOSE
ton to the lockwood Memorial Association,
and in behalf Of said Association we accept thu
offer, and wish you success. -
J. B. PACE,
THOMAS POTTS,
Committee from lakewood Memorial Association.
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Ia aass;sa -

~ - IL ::ssE.sxS
DICHMOND AND DANvILLE
Il RLILROAD-CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.
On and AFTER THURSDAY, January u, po'' the
LYNCHBUR6 AND DANvILLB AND WA Az
COMMODATION PASSENGER TRAlS.
hs.'o hi'nN1oN ......................TIs A. n.
Leave Danvills daily, except Sundays,
connecting at BUuRKBviLLE with trains on the
Southside road. Passengers for stations on .nst
road, Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville hsmpa"'
TaRoUaH ExPREss NAIL TRAIN GOING
WEST. :,
Leaves Richmond daily at..............aa.pp "
Leaves Dsnville daily at. Z. ~.
GOING EAST. -
leaves Greensboro daily at....".......zwr ~
Leaves Danvills daily at.............;.t
Passengers for all stations wee, y o. Msco1
Savannah, Columbus, atlanta, MONTGOMERY New
0Tlsans . Ia Columbia, &c. J, take this Train
oiio"n' w THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
,,n Superintendent.
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my GOODS, go.
cPRINa IMPoRTATIoN

cPRING RTATIoN
DRY GOODS. -
We take pleasure In informing our patrons saa
the public generally that In few days We snsh W
in receipt Of our 49,. -
SPRING STOCK '>
roREroN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which will consist OF the most extensive ana com,
n, alto auorme emit OF GOODS to be found SCUM OF
New York.
our Mr., J. STEENB0CK is now In kurope, sna
has been for til past two months, making
SELECTIONS THERE FOR THIS MAhhhf'
and all can readily perceive the advantages 70 %
derived in purchasing ola
DIRECT IMPORTING HOUSE.
CLOTHING.
In addition to our extensive stock OF
DRY GOODS,
we are now having manufactured large quantity
OF
READE.MADE CLOTHING,
spscislly adapted to this market, In which we
shall be able to offer
GREAT JUDGMENTS.
J. sTEEEBOCK Il Co.,
Nos. 12ls and 1915 Eagle Square,
Main street, Richmond.
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nr. GEORGE W. wILaoN.
A NTHRACITE COAL NOW LAMB
a TNa.-l5o tons superior free-burning BED
ASH for stoves or CRATES. for sale BY 49,, coz
corner Seventeenth and Dock Streets
COAL sold by weight. Ie 80.
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- 5TEAtUR6 ~
EOR NORFOLK, PoRTSMouTh,
+ orD roI.r. 49,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
The fast and elegant steamer.
JOHN sYLvEsTHR,

The fast and elegant steamer.
JOHN sYLvEsTER, zoe
a 56n
CAPTAIN z. G. GfrYoRD, -
,..xss bsr wharf at Rockets for sbsvs-nsmsa
n,,,., ON MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY
=, . o'clock 4. NJ, and return on Tuesday, Thun'
day, and Saturday.
Passenger win arrive .. City Point In time TO
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received At all hours for Boston, Bsia-
more. principal landings on Chesapeake bay, and
all landings on James river at reasonable rates
Freight for any landings must bs prepaid.
Apply to L. D. TAroA' Agent
sssLts once, Steamers wharf.
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MIDLOTHIAN COAL,
M CLOVER HILL COAL,
A AgTHRACITE COAL,
best quality for family engine, and smithing pur'
poses. for salsby CIV. sNBLLIN0s, Agent.
Terms: Cash, unless stipulated otherwise.
Office, Fourteenth street, near Richmond and
Dapyille Depot. ~
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RIounoyp AEp PyTEKsBrE9 RAILRoAD Coat
RIoBnoED. VA. February ., 1877.


- &z
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
wv MONDAY the 18th instant the trains on this
road viii ron - follows;
Leave Richmond daily st AIS A. u. and 7.e Z.
n, and arrive 1t Petersburg ~ sSs a. u. snds.ss
Leave Petersburg daily at IA. n. and lisp.
NJ and STRIVE st Richmond at "a A. n. and II: 70
Pm. All Of the aforementioned trains make
close connections with the trains for the North ana
'V on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and IRIDAYs
4 TRRIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAlS viii
leave Richmond at 1910 a. u. and Petersburg as
The 10. is r. N. train from Pstsrsburg viii stop
only AT Oh ester and AIS A. n. and the liz .<h.
trains will stop only at Ries,s Hall way, Chester.
and Msnch ester, signal being given and The
A. M. train from Petersburg and the ACCOAh0.
PATTON TRAINS will stop ut places named In the
schedule. NJ, .,,
places on that road, viii u ke the aIs D. Train
FROM Richmond on MONDAYS, wednesday,
TT Throuah tickets Issued to Norfolk, and baggage
checked through every day except sunday
The train leaving here at !: 10 T. connects
with the train at Petersburg for Norfolk, ana .
train will leave Norfolk at p. NJ, cor Meeting
with our nigh. train at Petersburg airing r,r IN
Richmond ut IL 20 =. n. Is. ID. GILL;.
4. Its Engineer and superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-13

RICHMOND, January 10, 1857.
This is to certify that William @. Webb and wife
have executed to us . deed conveying that real
estate In Manch ester, Va, opposite Richmond, de-
scribed In above certificate Of Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin Apperson, to be held subject to the dsci-
sion OF the managers acting on behalf OF the OAK
wood Memorial Association In the enterprise OF
Messrs. William @. Webb Co.
I. n. LOGAN. Trustees