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A WIDOW IN SOUTHERN NEyADA.-The
chief boarding house-in fact, the hotel--of
Hyko City is kept by q comely young Nor
wegian widow, who is celebrated forth ex-
cellence of her table and for having refused
more offers than any other woman in Neva-
da. About fouryears ago her husband died
In Kansas. She remained there long enough
to pay from her own earnings every cent of
his Indebtedness, then came West to try for
tune in q newer country. Inferior cooks
have been paid 500 q month in this region,
and wretched hired girls about $40 week,
so our widow does herself all the labor per-
tanning to supplying the inner man of from
twenty to thirty boarders, assisted only by
an Indian or two in some Of the simple
drudgery. She milks her own COW, does
her own washing, and finds time, in the
crush Of all this routine, to come out every
evening in neat toilet. Women are scarce
in Nevada-such women are scarce any
where-and report says there is not bache-
lor within hundred miles who has not
sought the hand of the fair relict. She
lodges, politely but frmly-prefers single
independence, and but one voice Of autho-
rity in the business she has built up. Her
conduct is unexceptionable and if have
taken an unwarrantable liberty in this para
graph, ID is to show what an unprotected fe-
male may do for herself in wild country
if she has the energy and pluck. - incta-
natl Commercial. .#a
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The Reds of '4S are not yet extinct.
In exile are still many grey-headed men
who, were they able to seize tho helm OF
power in France tomorrow, would strive to
carry out with all the feryor of the early
Christian martyrs the theories of their
school. Felix Pyat, perhaps one OF the
boldest of the number, contests the Empe-
ror Napoleon's views about ASSASSINATION,
and thus writes to the journal which 1rst
published the Emperor's remarks TO
execute Louis XVI. or Charles / is not to
assassinate him. As to the imperial opin-
ion on political assassination, it contains
two views which are more or less true. |
do not speak of Providence, out Of respect
for its enigmas, for it lost in Mexico what
il saved in Paris. confine myself there
fore to the two more human and clearer
points of the proposition maintained by the
sage of Fontaincbleau. The first is that
political assassination always gives life
to the dynasty which it strikes. Facts,
less respectful than the refugees, unfor-
tunntely refute my august contradiction.
Nobody can say what would have happened
to the younger branch in France if Louis
Philippe had been assassinated. But every
one knows that the political ASSASSINATION
which struck down the elder branch did not
give it life, Notwithstanding its legitimacy.
The assassination Of the Duo de Berry, for
instance, did not give the throne to the Due
.d'Angouleme, his brother, nor to the Comte
de Chambord, his son ); the one dead, the
other living in exile after the .abdication Of
, Charles X, their father, who is buried else
where than. ST. Denis. AS to the latter
point-that the parties who stain their
hands with blood never reap. the benefit Of
their crime-nobody doubts. On that head
have the honor to be entirely Of the opin-
ion Of the elected of the second Of Decem-
Der. Your devoted servant, -. . ,a.
..-- ..... t.....-..-..,..-. .-aa"FELX PYAT."
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Nj a correspondent of the London 1iorninq
Post relates that an officer. of. the Guards,
good steeple-chase rider, went out the
other day with favorite dog with d mug
/ z!e fastened on Install. He had not gone
far before he was accosted by q policeman,
who fold him that as his dog was Junmua-
zled he should take it up and detain it.
: This the officer in question deied him to do,
maintaining that as his dog had q muzzle
on his tail he had complied with Sir, Rich
ard Mayne's order, because it was not
stated where the 'muzzle was to be placed
on the dog. This so fairly bafied the g in
teHigent policeman u that he at once gave
way, and let the guardsman depart in peace
with his faithful companion: -gqa 10 d
In the local columns of the Columbus
f6hio) Statesman We find many expressions
not familiar to the generality Of readers.
Two "yags !" were arrested a 8. galootp'
was run over three !" social evils . bound
over; two others were presented with tickets
4 othe I" stone pile y; one was conveyed 70
the ~ Saints Rest'; two female fight
ists,, ouarfellsd about q iovyers, and were
ijugged p; one Robert Dunlop, "bugiing
full Of. 1bcnzine, was unable. to tote y
himself around; and in q game Of base
bali q Railroad whiteYashed Cincinnati, ;"
which must have been very interesting
operation to witness sand ali this in one
dsy. ~ 7gst 7s9s u. MI
9. Do lot me have your photograph. = said.
q dashing belle to q gentleman who had
been annoying her with his attentions.
The gentleman was delighted, and in a.
short time the lady received the picture.
She gsye it to her servant, with the sques-
ton, Would yon know the original If ne
should cali The servant replied in the
Affirmative. Well, When he comes, tell
limi am engaged" sssa--s .
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BY Lee Il GOddin, AUctloneers,
No. LII Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
Z J ESTATE.-SAMUEL W. HAMPTON, ADJ
NTNISTRATOR &C.. VS.. SALLIE WEBB, NC,
RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT, IN CHANGE
Ry-Pursuant to a decree pronounced In the
above case shall, as special commissioner, on
the premises, on MONDAY the 10th day of august I
1888 at Q O'Clock p. NJ, proceed to sell the III
Bakers addition, conveyed by Samuel X. Cole to
Randolph Webb by deed dated June 10, 1896 and
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court office. In
Deed Book SO g. page 60. The title Is believed TO
he good but selling rs commissioner shall con-
vey by special warranty.
nenses of sale: the residue on credit or ninety
DAYS, the purchaser eXecuring his negotiable note;
with approved endorser and me legal t'le
"A'-- 'N = +. 2. TURNER,
-...rs.# Special Commissioners.
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CpRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE

CPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGE
- MENT, 41sss. -GREAT SHORT ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VIA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MA1LTWI e DA NJ = 4:
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SIZE
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRAl \ s.
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EId
STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN le
Richmond daily ut 10 40 A. M., arriving In v
ington ut 6:1s =. NJ, connecting with the ear
ternoon express trains for the North Eas'
West.
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping Ca.
attached, leaves Richmond daily tSundays eA
ed at $40 P. NJ, arriving in Washington Al
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning tri
for the North, East, and West,
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each wa
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Miliorr
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at 2. NJ. Returning, arrives
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further Information and through tickets, aP
ply at the once OF the company, corner Broad m,
Eighth streets, Shock0e Hin, and at the ticke
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. my II
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BY Lee & Goddin, A.uctioneers,
No. I'LL Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARMIN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, LYING on THE CT OV K H.
RAILROAD, ABOUT EQUI-D1STANT (IHREE
MILESl FROM CHESTER AND THE COURT
HOUSE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of the pro-
visions Of a trust deed executed by Mr.. Joseph y.
White to the undersigned as trustee bearing date
4rh September. 1867, and of record In the office OF
the clerk of Chesterfield County Court in Book 30,
page Dol and being thereto requested by the bene-
ficfary In said deed secured will proceed to sell
on TUESDAY the 18th August, 1893 at Chesterfield
County Courthouse THAT being court day. at IL
O'Clock NJ, the property described IN said deed as
follows :NAn that piece, parcel. or tract OF land
the county Of Chesterfield containing I w .
more or less and adjoining the lands of William
z. Hewlett. Benjamin Graves's heirs, - Fisher,
and others.'' .-.---.
tivation. The improvements consist OF comfort
able FRAME DWELLING containing six rooms,
and the usual out-buildings. On the farm Is an
orchard of choice FRUIT TREES and excellent
water. s.E-rres Fl IN So. frsE sE5EsE
TERMS: Cash as to sos. IL and expenses of ex-
eeHtingt trust and Ssl IS payable on 3otb july 1863;
tile balance upon such credit as the said Joseph j..
White may prescribe, IL default of such tnstruc-
lions from him, upon such credit IS the trustee
may think proper. The deferred payments to be
secured by lien on the property;
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIS, Auctioneers,
au lids So
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
I J DESIRABLE RES1D ENCE ON The
VEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BEIM EEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, At AUCIloN.
In execution of DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
Richmond, entered on the 18th of March and Sun OF
July. 1883, In the case Of Bowen ps. HUNT ana
ais, the urdersigne commissioners thereby APP
poiuted will sell at auction upon the premises, on
MONDAY 10th day of August, 1858, at 5n'cl9cK
P NJ, If fair If not, then on the next lalr Gay
thereafter at the same hour, the properly rejerrea
to I'm the proceedings In said cause. being the
BRICK AND FRAMED DIV ELLING situated rs
above adjoining the residence OF MIR. Jnnh -.
Hobson and now occupied by Mr.. William +.
Price. .s... ,.,r,, o,,,
Il contains about seven rooms. beautifully en-
bellished. and In nice order; bathroom, closets,
kitchen. stable, etc. ..-. %. GOO,
The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back about l2' feet
to an alley. and
altogether this Is one OF the most deslraole
pieces of property of the kind now In the market.
Possession can be had on the LIST OF september
next. ,, .. .rd
TERMS One-fourth cash balance Mt l, 2 and
wears, with interest payable semi annually; the
title being retained by the court until the "hoie
purchase money is paid
BEVERLY X. WELLFORD, JR.,
80 Commissioners.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. -
au L 4 10
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers'
Office No. s2l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

1,RUsTEE's SALE OF A HOUSE AND
NE NE On CIV TtIE NoRTH SIDE OF CLAY
REET' NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF
MJNFoRD STREET, AT AUCTION BY viz r.
tue of deed Of trust executed on the TN Gay o.
scriber as trustee, duly recorded In the clerks Of
dee Of the Hastings Court for the city Of Rich
mond. to secure the payment of two certain nego,,
Of both parties to said deed will offer for sale on
the premises. on MONDAY the 10Th day Oh lh Aue
gust 1865 at O'Clock p NJ the progeny nS r
rooms, and LOT fronting on Clay street 40 feet 10
inches and running back 100 feet to an alley. ~.
TERMS : One-third cash and enough To pay the
expenses OF the sale the balance on credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. ihle-
rest added, and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES M. TAYLOR. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR y
AuctioueerS. au =
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- .agasMaterfe,

..ssA .ssasEeteF'fe. -at'z
IS -, :, ny MoiSA.1 r. ~
o,,lya fsw more years 2 8
- Weary years, at5
Only a few more tear6 - 80 81 4.
i an,, thpn--si,t & then, like other men, y
= II cease ty wanter--cease to weep ..-.~r
a snd into mt he DARK md out OF the Bright 81
And the feet Of the years snsi lasa !. 80
NV very name. and every trace 80 ,raadg 80 T.
1eaye earth Tor me IS, stern rn se ara dead;
AVID she,,-.and then. like other men, 4
close INV cyes, and go TO sleep.
All me. Inc grave is dark and deep. ~ -
h.& ESts,s" Alas! alas. -
How soon we pass 81
i l,E ~ And, oh we go, slt}tb
so far awayl Sslzit& IL
Er ngn he light of life, and Che heat Of strife
To sIIe peace of Death and the cold Ut iii dust.
= we TO- we 20, and may not stay ~i 9
We travel the long, dark, dreary way; t-a'
out OF the Day and into the Night
Into the Darkness, out the Bright, ,Af''
And then--and then, Ike other men ~ =
. We close our eyes and go to sleep
We close our eyes and 60 TO sleep. g.az
All /. me, the grave Is lone and deep! $1g-
- saw flower st morn 50 fair;sy
4 Ipassed at eye--it was not there; a
4 saw sunbeam, golden bright
i I saw cload that sunbeam shroud;Es
- And saw Night -.
~ Digging the grave of Day, ..sss'-. ~s..g
The Day took of her golden crown
"A And sadly, slowly laid IL down
Aud Day, at morn the SUMS TAR prloe,
3 AT twilight bent her brow and d1ed. aa
( And so, alas like Day we pass
At morn we laugh, .-.
at eve we weep, '.' '.'s'.'
r At morn we wake, ~.
At night we sleep;
We close our eyes and 80 10 sieepa
an A'' - $50 Banner Of the South.
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AN ABUSING EXCHANGE OF PuLP1rs.-

g An AMUSING EXCHANGE OF PuLPITs.-
The Railway IN. J.) eAdcocate of July 80
relates the following incident: 'aao#.aD -
4 sss',The first Baptist and the First Metho-
dist churches in Railway had each arranged
TO have their pulpits supplied by a clergy
man named Miller, who was to be found at
the railroad depot at Elizabeth on Sunday
morning, and conveyed hence in q carriage,
At the appointed time the Methodist vehicle
drove up to the depot, and the driver seeing
gentleman in black promenading on the
platform, accosted him, found his name was
Miller, told him his errand |, and finally took
him Oh board and to Railway, where he
preached for the Methodists, though he is u
nsaptist preacher. The Baptists soon after
found another gentleman. of the name of
Miller also walking by the depot, and took
him to their church in Railway, where he
gave them a good sermon. Both parties
were pleased, switch is more than can usu-
ally be said in the case of q double mistake,
and all enjoyed the jokewhen itwas known
how much their sectarianism had been in
danger without receiving any actual dam
atra .1tnttG ajtF q tr. suss1 fss #H 4H H3#a =
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BY Lee & Goddin, AuctlOneers,
No. III Main street.

HANDSOME FRAME DWELLING,
NEAR TO BUCHANAN,S SPRING, WITH
LARGE LOT ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF
August, on the premises, at O'CLOCK T.: NJ; We
situated on Leigh and Norton streets, containing
six rooms, with airy passages, Kitchen with two
rooms, stable carriage-house, and the usual out
buildings, all in perfect repair. o,
The lot has front of 80 feet and depth OF 22C
feet to an alley 90 feet WIDE
Attached to this property is SLAUGHTER
HOUSE and the necessary buildings Tor butci.
ering. --,,.,,. t.,
teen and twenty-four months for negotiable pa
per interest added, secured by trust deed.
-E.Iss a#@ LEE & GODDIN, Auctionecrs.
II sale not effected the property Will be leased
for three au
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auc:ioneers.
Office No. S2l Main street,
three doors below SpotsWood Hotel.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND
N VACANT LOT. IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wili be
sold on the premises on TUESDAY next, August
the 18th, 1868. at O'Clock z. NJ, the HOUSE AMI
LOT AND VACANT LOT, In the town of Man,
chester on Hull or Main street, adjoining the fac
tory of Mr.. Pllkinton. The house and lot fronts
so feet and runs back ,l72 feet to an alley The
house contains some seven rooms; and Kitchen
with three rooms. There Is a large garden anC
flower yard. The vacant lot adjoins the above,
fronting 80 feet running back liz feet TO an alley
This is considered TO be Of the most valuable
pieces of property in the town OF Manchester.
TERMS /: One-fourth cash balance on credit Of
e.l2, and Is months, negotiable notes, Interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
~, AuctiOnccrs.
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RAIEROAns.
OFFICE RIcHMogD And, YORK, RryEp,
81 ~ s53F 3 s-ss', RArLEOxU CONTAIN.
RrCH1fONp, August 1 Ice

ErCHNoHp, AugustL Dss.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Rail.
Ms ROAD BINE.-E9E BALTIMORE. THE
NORTH. AND aNQRTHW ESTa-SEW. sCHH.
DITLE.-The fast, coInm0dions, and sanly.a,.
ragged steamers KENNEBEC,and ADMIRAI
under Command OF Captains FREEMAN and KIP
wan are now running rsgTlRariy.t ana nnsking ~
and Baltimore In conpection with train, Of TIA
Richmond and York River, RAILROAD Company,
leaving Baltimore every MoNDAI, wEDSks
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY promptly
at p. NJ, and reaching Richmond the following
DAYS leaving Richmond every SUNDAY, TUES.
DAY,WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Passengers going north or northwest wiz sud
this route the cheapest and By far the most pc
SAINT, passing many places Of great Historic int
rest.
Fare to Baltimore only o. and close CONNECTION,
with all the early trains north and west.
Freight received ag all times and forH = led
promptly, the frequent trips allowing no del:
Through bills OF lading given to All pror
points. E sp - -
Trains leave depot Of Richmond and York
Railroad Company at A. NJ. every day.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the cars cqinect
at Fish Haul with stages for TappahannOck.
On MONDAYS and SATURDAYS an accOmmo.
dation train for the benefit OF the local travel VII!
Leave Fish Haul atsA. NJ. for Richmond and
returning, leave Richmond for Fish Haul same
days at p AZ WILLIAM b. ESOS
aus Freight and Ticket Agen'
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BY Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
COMMERCIAL HALL RESTAURANT
J AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY the sth In
slant at IL O'Clock will sell, on the premises,
Thirteenth between Main and Cary streets, the
GOODWILL and FIXTURES
ciaI Half 1t is furnished in elegant style with
everything requisite to conducting, hrst-class
restaurant andis considered one of the most pros.
perous establishments Of the kind In the city the
daily receipts being from fifteen twenty-five dol
lars. -, ,.,n.
To q party wishing to engage in such business,
such an opportunity seldom occurs.
iA '"'" COOK & LAUGHTON,
ana s Auctoneers.
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EGs1 BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
-aa Auct,oneers and Commission Merchants,
F,fteenth street between Main and Cary streets.

A ssIGNEE,S sALE.-As assignee of
~ Henry ExalI, bankrupt will on SATUR-
DAY the 9Th day of August next, at I. NJ, sen d.
anction at Exall,s building. Twelfth street near
sbe Corner of Main the fine GRANITE ogARRY
known as "Page's Quarry situated In HenriSo
cnTntv on the James River and Kanawha canal
about two and half-miles from Richmond. Ithas
four to Ave acres of land The granite Is rspuseidd
~ he enouph of IL to last twenty years. working.
Also. the BOAT and TOOLS belonging to the
same. with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corner
Also ali the right and title Of Henry EIall TO
HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on Twelfth street
near corner of Main. ,., 49,,
Tools and OLD IRON in them, next to said
house and lot.
Also, lot of SANDSTONE. =
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash; balance 10
three and six months, negotiable notes. All sums
nnder sioo cash. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
10 n Assignee of Henry E1all.
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Q HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of claim
= In my hands I'm favor of John ID. Hammersley
against James j. Foster, shall proceed to sell at
near the Gas Works, on the FOURTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1858, at II O'Clock, one THIRTY-
FIVE-HORSE POWER BOILEB and ENGINE,
and one SMALL BOILER, nearly new "Talbott,s
make =, one MASH TUB, one STILL and DOU-
BIER, one CHARGE TUB, nine FERMEMIING
TUBS, six YEAST TUBS. two WHISkE4 ClS-
TERMS. and one RECEIVING CISTERN.
au Ids - u JOHN w. WRIGHT.- =. c. r.
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RICHMOND AND PETkRsBuRG(
RAILROAD COMPANY, May Is, 1858. !

hICHhONp Z
RAILROAD COMPANY. May Is, 1858.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE.--On and
J after WEDNESDAY the 27th Instant the
trains on this road viii run Us follows:
Leave RICHMOND at4 A. III. ana +. NJ
Leave PETERSEN RG ut 9:b A. M. anu SIS 7.
NJ.
The A. M. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS; and the 6:45 Z. III. train VIII not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the T. u.
train.
Fare to Norfolk 81. Baggage checked through
Passengers for Glover Hill viii take the A. NJ.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, otr-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
X. II. GILL,
muos Engineer and Superintendent.
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From the Evening Post.
Domtnus -VObiscum.

From the Evening Post.
, DomfnlIs Eobiscum.
cannot help thee, whom my soul doth love;
I cannot bring thee comfort IN distress
NV kiss might scorch thee, and my hand might
stain
And harm where would bless. ..s.
The time is past when we two, hand In manu-,
Danced TO the music Of our own delight .
Nor ever dreamed that youth and JOY could CEASE,
That day couldturn to night. -.a
Our hopes lie in their graves, dear heart, sweet
J,or NOT our tears disturb their peaceful bed
But rather plant there golden ilninortelles
Above the quiet dead. ~
And gather what remains to us In life, -
And do the good that waits for us to DO
Until, by suffering grown meek ana brave,
There comes, to Inc, to you, @-.a .t."rr
Gods perfect peace. that passes all belief:
Gods love, that makes mems love seem weak ana
poor: IT..
And Gods protection round our path shall shine.
And II we still endure, a,
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
hROA SCHEDULE.-On and
after TUESDAY, April q, 1888, the passenger
trains on this road win run rs follows:
GOING WEST.--Through Mall Train.-Leayts
Richmond daily at 7:l6 A. M; leaves Danyl. Yin;
the Sonthside road for Farmviile, Lynchburg, and
ali stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail.
road Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Ien ~
catur, &c, Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction vicks-
burg, &C., Miss; New 0rleans &C., and at Greens
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah. Macon
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. Montgomery, No.
bile, New Orleans, &c.
CONC EAsT.-ThrouGii Mail Train.-Leayes
Greensboro daily at $50 A. M. Leaves DSny ILL.,
daily at $3.50 A. NJ. connects at BurkcYlilc WIN tE'
Seuthside train from Lynchbur2 for Petersburg.
&c. 49,,
Through tickets can be procured ut the tlckti
Offices In Richmond and DEnyille to AL important
points South and Southwest and at Greensboro
and Danyille " all points North, East, and West"
- - THOMAS DODAMEAD,
ann .ms Superintendent.
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A day shall come when, pain and passion past,
NV heart claims yours, and yours again claims me,
Beyond the stars, before the great white throne.
imcn--so let II be. a.. ..- @e@
Y,roy A. Y. ELLEN II. FLAGG.w
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STEAMERS.

NHEAP, RELIABLE, AN DaNszJ
CsAFEi ROUTE To BALTI-
MORE, SAVANNAH, BOSTON AND TIE
ST.-SEMI-WEEKLYLIN E.-POWHh
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-NO CHARGE FOR
WHARFA GEN 0 sTRASSHIPMENT OF
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE and RICH;
M0ND.-Leayes Baltimore every "WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. -.s
Freight received every day Except Sunday up 70
6o,clock 2. N. These steamers have excellent sa-
loon, stateroon, and PASSENGER accommodations
Fare reduced 10 THREE DOLLARS; meals and
staterooms extra. For freight or passage apply 10
as0 a. HARYEYS Il WILLIAMS, Agents
. t..- corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
Our Dir. j. ID. HARVEY and Mr.. BRETT, an
experienced clerk, will attend personally TO re-
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