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CENTRAL RAILROAD
~ SUMMER SCHEDCEE.-Tbe following
Trains wiilbe run on this road on and after MON
!, MATE TRAIN leaving Richmon,f for CoyIngton
daily Except Sundays} at 7:i5 A. NJ, and arrives
ut Coyington at f:a5 p :, M. ,f,s-s 49, -
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char.
and Rlchmf nd on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
Iottesyille ut 4 A. n. Leaves Richmond, returning,
ut $3.50 p. NJ. i@3sas-" - "
The Mail Train connects with trains of Orange
and Alexandra. railroad for WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE, and NEW YORK: Also for
LYNCHBURG. KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS,
NEW ,ORLEAN Ms, MOBILE. Go. At staunton,
with stage-coache for AUGUSTA WHITE SUI.
PHUR, HARRISONBURG. WINCHESTER. &C.
At Goshen. with coac hes form ATURAL BRIDGE.
ROCkBRIDGE BATHS, ami
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM, At Millboro,: with
HEALING SPRINGS. Coylngtnn. with
coaches for WHITESULPHUR, RED. and OLD
SWEET, and other SPRINGS In the Trans-Alle-
gliany. section: and for LEWlSBURG, UNION,
and CHA RLESTON. Kanawha.
7 FREIGHT TRAINS daily except ON, Sunday.
90 ~ II. ID. WIIITEOMB.
jef General Superintendent,
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TsoaaccO BoxEs.--Uss wHIrLocK's

VS0BACCO 5BO1ES.--Use HHIIIoOn,
81 pprMIfJM TOBA Geo BOXES. A com2it.
vnentary nrsIninn awarded for my boxes u VIC
fair ID tchsn0aa b. October cad also ~ sns
In Danvfe In N0yerahsE 1856 Tor sy.e ny h,nss
Ser before buying .he boxes ard yelu nSs s se
Winged thss ss s ,asSrR noxES
and CASES, kept constansfy son hand heass
anrafsiiy pus In shdoks for shipment a.,u .sfP
5ysssE 'asl e 81 ggsE ~ r.. I'll. RfitfLsRnfl.
4 corner Of Etghtsenth and Carr slfee'''
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!44s By Lee q Goddin:@ Ahctioneers,
-!:,ta,q No. lll7 Main street, : - =,

DY VIRTUE OF "A, DECREE OF THE
bCIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH.
M0ND infsthei snit of Sutherland's administrator
ct ais: us. Dolan, the undersigned as special COM
mfssioners of said court in said cause. VIII pro-
ceefl1 on TUESDAY the Cd day of June, 1888.
to sell ON the premises at public 5auction, at
O'Clock p. NJ, that certain LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND in the city of Richmond onElin and oplar
streets Rockets containing about lo2 feet 'front.'
with dwelling and out-houses thereon, being the
property now In possession of the family OF SAID
[Dolan.s - Il, & rEsS .tsEs - .s.g ~. -
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance In equal
instalments at six. twelve and eighteen months.
by the purchaser for the deferred payments. Title
to be retained until the whole purchase money is
paid tR.R. HD IIyGSSlr
r 50 t&.-1.l - 80 JOHNA. COKE,
e-4sgS ig5Efztsss Special commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE e GoDpIN, Auctioneers.
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J, TsToN BENEDICT will continue the GRO
CERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS and so-
.iicits continuance of the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon the late concern: 90,
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~ Northwest corner Main and Elesenth stfssssjsaa
yT,RUsTEE,s. Sale or VALUABLE
l REAL ESTATE At TIE soUTHEAsT
nv virtue of deed az trust executed by A. Morris
10 the subscriber as trustee. dated LIST May, WsAs
and recorded In Richmond Hastings Court once.
win sell Mt auction, upon the premises on WEE
NESDAY, june I'd, at 5 q, clock r. M, fair, III
perty conveyed In said deed. 1t embraces the large
BRICK DWELLING at che corner or Main and
Third streets with eight spacious asid airy rooms
and the Lot on which IL stands q by lo4 feet 70 m
alley three and, half feet wide. Also, the LOT
adjoining on the east, which stands the schools
house occupied by David Turner, 80 by l0a feetto
! This property IL very Desirable Tor residences,
being near to business and In one of the best and
most eligible situations In the city. .;,,T a.
TERMS (: Cash. .es7fIksfA
81 s DAVID BAKER, JR., Trustee.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. - nv Is
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KEAL EsTA1,E5 ACsEnTs
.1OLANDa a CARR.

Nv GENERAL. LANI, 4 e, ,r,,S,s
CHARL0TTESYILLE.V VA. ASENTb,.
have orsalemasty FALIIA BLEFA ys r,o,,.
counties Of Virginia, and several desirable cor
TRY AND TOWN HOUSES for rent. 8 Ass5n
them. q most fertile and beautifal FARM on ma
canal three-quarterg OF u mile from RichnionI
and "CoBHhM PARK. !" the most complete and
attraetiy residence between Richmond and Char
l0ttesyfllc. ii quarter or mile from Gotham Sta
tom yirgt8ia Central railroad. tnYs-im
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IT EWIS'S PURE LEAD, RESURGAM
LLEAD, PURE ZINC, and COL ORS Of every
variety, Just received and for sale at lowest mar
katr nv sP<ssl w. POW EKS,
my2T No. 1305 Main street. !.
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TAWNsKIN AND FELT CORN
sHIELps--to cure the most obdnrate haFd
.corns-for sale By - Z, - :, mr.,
2 nv ~ - &C. az Broad street.
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APP HOWARD Il sPOWHATAN aR9s
Il u HERTS. ATTORNEYS "A ND G QUA s sa,Ss
ssla Hs II sss sss 81 sskmcad. 0ics Mss NV sa
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TMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
i SALE we will. sell THREE .Bu1LDlNG
LOTS. fronting on the south side OF Bloody Run
street near to Rockets street about thirty feet
each and extending back some eighty-two feet to
an alley nine feet IN . ss;,nnfy
s 10 -IES z.SIAuctt0neorS.
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sD0WDER, POWDER -fhr sporting and
Ebsssttne-in kegs rad esnistess: $3.50. o. =
aps Woo0k FAT . hessass
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BY wellington Goddin, 10.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A. TRACT, o

TRUSTEES SALE OF A. TRACT, OF.
Il LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY: ON THE
CHARLES CITY ROAD. ABOUT EIGHT MILES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ANDiNEAR
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HURCH.-By virtue
Of a deed of trust executed TO the subscriber by
Susan B. Winfree bearing date on the Sd day of
July 1861, duly recorded in Henrtca County Court
shall proceed to sell at public auction on FRI
DAY the 5th day of june 1868, If fair, If not; on
the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepted,
upon the premises, at Il O'Clock NJ, the REAL
ESTATE located as above containing 2so acres.
more or less, the south side of the Charles City
road, opposite to Fonr-mile-creek church. ;.:si
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of sale and the
payment Of negotiable note for 5000 with interest
rom the 9Th january aud as to the residue OF
sale such credit aSwil be announced at the hour
Of sale. - GEORGE d. WISE,
my 80 Trustee. -
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~ :lEft 1870 Main street sa

y :
email FRAME DWELLING, ON MICH
y OLSON. STREET. IN PORT MAYO. NEAR
THE PROPERTY OF JAMES GUM. FOR
auction on WEDNESDAY the Sd day of June,
1868. at S o. clock P. NJ, a SMALL FRAME HOUSE,
located as above, containing three rooms; Kitchen,
&c. The lot fronts 90 feet by ls2 feet.
TERMS AT sale. LYME & BROTHER,
> ie TE.fssfg s. .:tzss1- Auctioneers.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Seagers and ais. Us.
y Wrenn.ZBy virtue Of an order OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county made at the May term
1858 In the above cause. will proceed, on the eth
day Of June 1858, that being the first day of the
County Court of the said county. to sell at public
auction ut the court-houseof said county, the fol-
lowing property--to wit
q BAY MULES, -5's1f - 'a--s.
- -2.GRAY MULES, ssE sUu
~ DUN-COLORED MULE,
1 WAGON, and HARNESS to three mules,
being the same property which was levied on I'M
der an execution issued from the Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond in pursuance of decree In
the cause entitled Seagers &C., u8. Archer and als
us the property of Archer Dyer. $1,000
Deputy Sheriff. for Joseph Fl. Worsham, Sheriff of
: Chesterfield county. @ - ~ reIs my ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND 10

.TSRUsTEE's' SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
IL ON ELM STREET, IN ROCKETS, AT
virtue of a deed of trust executed
to me as trustee by Michael Doan, dated sth Janu-
ary 1858 duly recorded In the clerks ofice Of the
the payment, of certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned and at the request OF the holder OF said
notes Twill proceedto sell at public auction on
TUESDAY the I'd day of june 1853, on the pre-
misses at a O'Clock P. Mr., the properly described
In said deed rs follows All that lot piece. or par
eel or land with the Improvements thereon, 'front.'
ing eighty feet more or less on Elm, street, run
ming back 1851 feet adjoining the premises lately
TERMS Cash enough to pay the, expenses
of the sale and one-third ofsthe purchase money
balance on credit of four aud eight months, ne
gottable notes Interest added. secured by deed
Of trust. JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR Il
SON Auctioneers. ,A-,,.stsc a s-stt, my 90
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

~ 'hO61iL iodLG OE hbCaDLI1
Il JAMES RIVER ESTATE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY I'm pursuance of a deed OF
trust made by Edward O.. Watkins of the county
of Chesterfield, on the 18th day Of January. iss2
and duly recorded In the clerks Office OF said
county on the same day, the undersigned, as trus-
tee therein named, will offer for sale, on the pre-.
misses, at IL n, ON WEDNESDAY the 2stlT day of
june 1853 IL fair. If not the next fair day there
after, that valuable farm called WESTRROOK.
situated In the county Of Chesterfield on the James
river. adjoining the lands of John Watkins's es-
tate William GiIl's estate aud the Presque Isle
estate, and containing 7ss acres. The Improve
menfs consist OF framed dwelling with six
rooms, andthe necessary out-heuses.5 IT ia, unne-
cessary to give more detailed description as per-
sons Wishing to purchase win visit the place. which
can be readily reached by steamers from Rich
.inond. s'-s - - s'fh 49, n
8 TERMS One-hfth Of the amount due the benea-
ciary lbeing SO 006 With interst Tor several years
cash: negotiable notes for the fhalance nc SIX,
twelve eighteen. antltwenty- months, with in-
terest added and secured by q trust deed. Forthe
remainder OF the purchase money, IT. any the
terms vii. be made known on day OF sale.
The crops HOW growing on tho land Will be re-
served, but such possession viii be given the ptr-
chaser as WIN enable him 20 seed . crop Of wheat
aud complete possession win be Given on the LIST OF
january next except so far as viii be required 70
save and deliver the corn crop nov growing on lhe
place. The purchaser VIII be entitled 20 sne rent
from the day sale. saxes sof. 1883 % oe paio
my &dtds - S e g s.5.
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5ctPfRIlg TURpRNgINE.--RiYes bsrrals
AZ seRugITH TUnPENTINE daily expecsedfdl
sspt Gem Tho MAppfse tpyeFR for sase ly -. ~
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II HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED a. CT C:
II SAUNDERS my lawful AGENT 10 c8ndnett tbs.
GKslGEhY ANDsGENERAL ;MERGHANDISEs
BpBlAESS In the citYfof Bichmand for ana ON my
account, All PURCHASES and sasaa 20 be for cash
GEORGE N. DOVE. sal
KEci'aosp, DIZZY y, isss. + my sa--ss
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0toNSTABLE'S SALE,-I shall proceed
n to sell at public auction, the premises lately
occupied by Baughnan Brothers as q paper
mandatory, In Manchester. Vas, on FRIDAY,
June 1883 at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following pro-
= pa j. soo-ponnd PAPER ENGINE,
- / 25g-pound ENGINE, - 80 ~
q .1PAPER MACHINE tse inchla Je+4
1 Il PAPER CUTTER Et 80 s... s.
y 4 PAPER PRESS, ..1 80
lFELT-WASHER,t2 5 siE ttg.sffa sl-ss -
/ STEAM BOILER. es..sEg .-t.E.,,g,,.I sg-,
PAPER and PAPER STOCK,
~ : SHAFTS, $5st.zss4 go 1s'f14 ils - ys'.5f
:. rs. PULLEYS, ;;!ss5sig4sz yzass# 80 i -
GEARS, :. 49,. =: 49,.
- as~BELTENG, 49, st-hSE XXI - ~ 80
~ - TUBS. DO. &C., $50 Z s-Et2Sss Oh &
or enough thereof to satisfy distress warrant IN
my hands In favor Of Kelly, Tackett q Ford IS. :
George BaughInan..t q -fEz6a aE1L .1.sE- -srsI +
TERMS Cash. Ell. FO0TE,
; Constable District No. L Chesterfield county.
MANCHESTER, Va. MAY 25, 1888. my 3o-6t
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pHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1seSs
Z AND NORFOLK sTEAMSHIPSEEAN
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and ATE%NE-
-DRlA, composing this line, win leave Phiadelphia
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every fRI.
frsis ae iasea sor Sors also for CHARLES
TON, SAYANEAH, and NEW ORLEANS and
bills oflading signed through. 80 g -
) Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, $40. w. p. PORTER, Agent
zoe 81 a. - ONCE No. 242s IN the Dock.
.rHEAP, RELIABLE, AN DanM,,
W SAFE ROUTE TO BALTI-a zlzz.sss ~,
MORE, SAVANNAH BOSTON, AND THE
WEST.-TRT-WEEKLYf I.INE.-P0WH ATAN.
STEAMBOAT COMPAEY.-EO CHARGE FOR
WHARFRGE-N0 TRANSPARENT OF
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND RICH.
M0ND. Leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leaves Rich.
:mond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA.
TURDAY. Freight received. every day (except
Sunday up to O'Clock II. NJ. These steamers
have excellent saloon. stateroom. and passenger
accommodations. Fare reduced to THREE DOL.
LARS meals and stateroonns extra. For freigh
orpassage applyto zaf. 5i.st s.saFu -
- HARVEYS WILLIAMS Agents.
corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
Our Mr.. j.. d. HARVEY and Mr. WILLIAM
BRETT, an experienced clerk. will attend per.
sonally to receiving and delivering freight.
ap Ism ,'2-s ~ 80 H.. Il W., Agents.
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sTYIss0LUTION.- The. firm Of GWATH-
I'll JMEY& MORRIS IS tffs day dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr. w. II. P. Morris will settle
nm the affairs Of the lata concern
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE,
/ wiIiibe sold asFRAMED HOUSE In Rockets,
next to r. o. Haskins Esq, and in front of the
steamboat wharf to be removed { =,
TERMS: Cash. q tsiSsE tt,- So - -. g. >
.T,sl,sll.S JAMES H. TAYLoRysS SON.
{el-at Auctioneers. :
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EoR INKNg N0HK- OLD fn.

sEs0R sNEWsH0HK-@OLDa ff. 49,
-L MINfoN aTEAMSHfP COM ASNEiN
The splendid new side-wheei stcamsSssss
HAKAT0GA, NfftSARA, ALBEMAfsI.Es ~
fHATTERAS, leave New York for Richmond eycT a
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, end gATURnSY.
Lssye Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ard
: These ships are entirely new; they have e,es.r.
saloons and sfateroo.ns tie fare, accor,,rnssds
tinstss and attent10H are unsurpassed - = y
~ EreiRbts for points beyond New York forwardad
VIZ Elsh aspateh snd no charge made save for &C.
Close connections made with steamers FIR ~,
southern and EUROPEAN ports. 81 z - - "'t
insurance enecfed at lowest rates when or.,ores
g ~! g. Il MGgRsADy, President, 1877 Greenwich
q WMIIAM C.. DUNHAsf q CO., Agents
smys corner Main and Eleventh streets..
sEoR NORFOLK, .PoRTsea:n.
j MOUTH ANDAE I,LANDISGs d3.&R
ON TEE gAMES KIYER.-The fast and ELEGANT
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain n. q E sase
FORD, .feaves her wharf at RocEcfts for abora
H TpqS places Ga M0SpEAsX y, YIEDNEsDAY: and
Say Tnursdsy! md satNrdaya fe'ar's On Tncs-
PAssRNGERs arrive az NORFOLK: In time 70
connect with steamers Tor: BALTIMORE and
IRA \ leaves = CITY POINT for, PETERS
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER. 60, '''S-
Fareto Forfaik Y 5sS e s,,,,.t2 ed!F So
TIMoRE fRINeaPaL la iSf SsssoJs sh En-
PEAKEBA and ALE LANDINGS On JANE
RIVER at reasonable rates -. =
Frefghts for wsy- landings must be prepaid.
e Letters entrusted to purser Of steamer must he
enciossdtn Government stamped envelope.
NH & 0ffiras r,nrse ,.sh.,~
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Sale conducted by LEE e GoDpIN, Auctioneers.
NV 10
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AUCTIoM sliIiALEs:
rrrrUREsDAV.i

By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin str rse
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DISSOLUTfONS, &c.

nISSOLUTIoN.- THE j. co-partn ership
BON BENEDICT 4 Co IS this day dissolved by
mutlaf consent Isbons Benedict receiving all the
assets and assuming ~ 81 me con-
RIcIMoNp, Vac, May 30, $780,, ,.sfEs.St. ~ z
E, TsBoN BENEDICT viii continue the GRO
CERY and COMMISSION b BUSINESS and So
iicits continuance of the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon the late co1 1sanN RENEn,e7
$50 Main street. corner of Eighth,
Zee opposite Spotswood Hotel.
THE FIRM DOING BUSINESS AS
9Th OF Mary $685. by David Christie selling his IN
terest in said firm 70 Mr. John D. Prince o. Kings
county New ao 6s npIcKs MaN1IPAcTuRINa
viii be continued by RGEsS.5PR!NCE at the.
Powhatan Brick Works; below RockstlS Rlch-
mOnd, Va GE E2fI ESi5n r ismI NeE'
!, PicHAeNn. va. sfay 20 1867 ~ my so-st
nIss0LUTIoN The. firm Of GWATH1
.iMEY& MORRIS IS tfts day dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr. w. II. P. Morris will settle
TIIp the affairs Of the lats eoneern. :. -,
81 ii II. f p A1hkls =
MaokIs s T sfRpu sa sae es s
esfiy s0iiats continuance of the very liberal pa-
tronage bestowed upgp the late concern. promising
ses eansirn a g him. engaged the ser-
ns sss b soSsseo q ss
Hasins retired from sti,e. General Cammisston.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VINO Wiii Scontinis TIE bu-'
Nv Win sell ell all all y Of tobacco en-
N.Y. ny lin i NJ 0A's .essss s ssewATHalEY.
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NAN BE CURED !.

dor THE BEST OF DRUGS, MEDI-'
n .CINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET COMBS
BRUSHES. or anything else In our line, at the
lowest market rates call at our store. d.
u PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at ,all
hours. 80 .
Mr.. r. p. SouTHALL Is with us, and wishes to
serve his friends DAVIS g. SINS, Druggtsts. ,,e
INV % ~ 1901 Main street, corner of Twelfth.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, DC

ITO PHYSICIANS SOMETHING NEW,
sAND yALUABLE-.' PREPARED SINA-
.PISM, 2, or READY-SPREAD MUSTARD PLAS-
TER; warranted to preserve its strength In any
climate unimpaired, and sold at very moderate
fo~ MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutlsts,
"a 9sEIsFasfg1-s =. .Ea2.ssH = q1g Main street.
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nEATH TO MOTHS.-Preserve your
l furs and wOolleu goods from moths and in
sects by using CAMPHORATED1 VETIYERT-a
cheaper and better article than eamphor. s
y. MEADE 4 BAKER,
leg aal Apotllecaries, 9I9 Main street.
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JOHN aHss9 3 T asanHEs Commissions.
my s6--Ta4wsEss5e TSsss'3 81 , te vsff1 ~ ~
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6lCdMUNUs AMI DdNYlllLE KALI
III r GA D-SUMbIERs SCHEDULE.-On aud
after TUESDAY, April 81, 1858, the passenger
trains on thisroad viii run rs follows:
GOING, WEsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leayes
Richmond daily ut 7:l5 A. II. leaves Danyille
daily Mt a:27 M; connecting at BnrkeviIle with
the Southside road for Farmy1lie, Lynchburg, and.
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis. &c., Tenn;
Louisville, Columbus, &C.. KY: Huntsville De-
catur, &C., Ala. !; Corinth Grand Junction, Vicks.
burg, &C.. Miss; New Orleans, &c, and atGrcens-
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Sayannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, re-, Ga. |; Montgomery, Mo-
!. GOING EAsT.--Throughr Mail Trais.-Leayes
Greensboro, daily at $3.50 A. b. leaves Danyille
daily at 80 A. II. connects at Burkeylle with the
Southside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c.
n Through tickets can be procured &C the ticket
offices In Richmond and DanyilIc TO all important
points South and Southwest and at eGrcenshOro'
and Danville TO al points North East, and West.
sastL8 sf4I IeTHOMASDO DAMEAD,
= ap 20 go - s+.-.yS-J 49, ! Superintendent,
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FOR RENT.
TLBA park FOR RENT. q ~ Fttz
T. ie c-eodst GRCBBS & WILLIAMS.

TOR RENT, ina family consisting a.
Il of two, FURNISHED CHAMBER and III
DINING-RO0AI. with use Of parlor. Also, IA
KITCHEN ROOM. On Leigh street third door
from Fifth south side. Apply OH the premises.
References required. s.1 - Je 2-2tF.-
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J A DHEsIVE ROLLER BANDAGEs for
IA securin b spli1ts on dislocated limbs &C., APP
oiled by, ulotsture, for sale by j. BLAIR, = Z
nv o. '..''~.-'- Druggist ss5 Broad street,
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son. Auctioneers,
Office No. S2l Main street. three doors below Spots
g43Es .jssitgw wood HOTEL St3 50 tSfE3t
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NoTICE TO SHIPPERS. The boaas Of
in the JAMES gIvER ANDKANkwHACA.
NAL COMPANY Win aIeAEe the dock ass rssIal
FREIGHT and toils on socAs IorI yfrhsnrg ana be-
yond collected on delivery prepaid at the OPP
.ityered af my Office on the, donE. y ~
Way freight viii not be desiyeredt in charges are
Boats locked and insured. .s.as .rSs! .T
de u a. q EDWARD DILLON Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

10ONGRESSW ICE at
" P. E. DUPUY'S Soda Fountain,
mvpo t5fl---, s tsTy - AL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

81 ByGrubbs q wslilaIns, Auctioneess Of
b Northwest corner Main and Eleventh stfssssis!

EUTURE DAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

ITO OD-GETTERS. The undersigned
Il wishes to contract for the delivery Of ONE
THOUSAND CORDS oFSOUNDE Split FINE
LIST Of September next, upon either the Richmond
and Petersburg or the Clover Hiii railroad.
~ = Sst-a sE.< IT. GILL. -.
my el-lm Engineer and superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

- RICHMOND AND PETERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY, May % 1868.
HHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after WEDNESDAY the 27th Instant the
trains on this road win run as follows: m
Leave RICHMOND atS A. M. and2P. ".
NJ. 81 z.s.5sssss f4iS sFssrf - Ea p ~.
The a A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS; and the e:45 p. NJ. train viii NOT
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS, I'll
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the p. 81
train. =
Fare to Norfolk, o.. Baggage checked through
Passengers for Clover HIN viii taketh 4 A. VI.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con-
meeting at Chester with the coal train. -
-,.+.ss b al1 .t,.fl "a E, III. GILL;
my 20 Engineer and Superintendent
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-02-27
Is Vaccination UsefulP

We have seen in a Nashville pa
lper an advertisement from a learn
led physician-Dr. Mitchell, we be
lieve-ofering to vaccinate al
parties calling at the office. But
is vaccination useful? We remem
Der to have read, few years ago
a small work that sought to make
it appear that, by vaccination, we
perpetuate in the human family
and hand down from generation
to generation, that horrible diease
the smallpox, when, if combatted
like other disorders, it would, ere
this, have exhausted itself and dis
appeared from the catalogue of
human ills. This idea may be a
fallacy, but it was we'll and ably
maintained.
The argument was, that, by vac
cination, humanity has progressive.
ly lost in number, quality, and
life duration, while the disease
has gained in number, power, and
tenacity. The smallpox poison
! is So divisible and subtle that it
clings to everything on which the
exhalation can fasten itself. Yet
this poison, whose atomically
smallest quantityi is fatal, and whose
Importation sensible governments
take SO much pains to exclude, is
by law Incorporated in the delicate
inner economy even of the tender
infant, becomes a morbid part of
its system, is transmitted from
sire TO son, to break out in its
most loathsome form whenever
circumstances conspire to awake
its dormant energies and superin-
duce its active development. Such
lis the general argument employed
by the opponents of vaccination,
though how far it may be contra
dicted by facts on the other side
we are not prepared to say, hav-
ing had no leisure to look up an
tagonistic authorities.