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An gu which restores Cray hair 10 = original color
No washing Of the head necessary FOR sale b.
q. n MORRISON
Importer Asd Wholesale Druggist No.l2 Magsss.e "a
DR. JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. l39 Canal
DR. =. HASfIN9S
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets
And nj The Depot Of FEAIX SA BON
No. IL Baronns street. OsnA
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CLxsK's orrIu usTrxD srAyss Drfxrcf oogEs.
December l. 1888.
In Bankruptcy-The notice issued from This once thai
JOHN THORNHILL died Ais petition " Be declared
bankrupt the partner Of X w. ks,n issued throusn
snistska IL shosld have hssn Henry rhcmhin
ME- John rhornhu appltsd the bsnsns Of the
Z. LOKw, Deputy cssrk.
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POUND NOTICES.

CTkEET COMMIssIONER,s DEPART
- MINT, Room no T. City Htl-kew Orleans. March
2 l99- Were brought to the Third ptrlct Pound
ofharigny aud Morales streets, ~ eg rays
Three GOATS Of different colors,
Which, claimed within three days and the expenses
paid will be sold public auction said Pound
FRIDAY, March 5, 1862. At u o'clock n.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
Louis SENEGAL, for Controller.
CTRErT COM NIssIONElS'a ID SPA RT.
~ NJ IS Mt Rosm No 7. Ctr Halt-hew rleaRs Feb. n,
le69were brought to the Fourth u strict Pcuud Drya
des street. between Jackson and Phi streets
Five GOATS Of different colors;
Which, not claimed within thee days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold pablo auction said Pound
TUESDAY, March 2, 1869, At u o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL. for Controller.
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DEAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED IN THIS OFF,
To be Disposed OF By Lottery.
The drawing Of this Lottery win take place ss soon ID
tickets are sold under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted By the Legislature Of the sste In 1865 and which
embraces in AZ schsms some Of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY. town:
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open 70 the public and
doing business
rHB FURNITURE OF TIE HOTEL
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING STORES AND wAREROoMs, Nos.
lis lis and laO Royal street, adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No Is 81 L0ul.
street, opposite the HOssl
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARrs OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND
For full and particular description Circular. which
viii be sent postpaid any desiring IT. and an orders for
Tickets will receive prompt attention By addressing
o. z HALL
q. Charles He,d.
New OrIssns La
DOUGLAS
ENGRAvER AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street,
ADJOINING LADIES ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL
Visiting and wedding Cards engraved IN the most elegant
Business Cards Account Ssise Cotton Bills Ladng
Cheeks Invoices and Circular letters etc., Lthoaphed
Seals, Osnceling Stamps. Door Plates. etc.
Initials embossed paper and envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR Biz
A CAkD........................ CARD.
The undersigned Of the Merchants Beard OF Marine
respectfully tenders hts services
ship and othe who may have for the
Q Marine Inspector.
Back once No 10 Oarsndest street.
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LOUIS STERN g. Bros SALES.
%
AUCTION.
PEREMPToRY SALE
ESQ CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoGANs,
JUST RECEIVED PER LAST STEAMERS DIRECP
FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, AND ESPECIAL
LY ADAPTED TO THIS MARKBT
BIZ LOUIs STERN - BROS.
n. sIxRS. Asctionscr.
WEDEEsDAx, March o, Ises. az 40
Grsvier street, without limit Whatever VIII
$50 SEES BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs consisting Of:
Mems " AK IL W. and p 3 BR0GANS, GIL and 9l3
Cslfand But IL W. and r. s. BhO0ANS, GIL and
Boys and Youths Wax and Buff RoGAHs. Is SIS, 40
Mems Pine Calf sewed BOOTS and CONGRESS GAIT
Boys Fins Cali Sewed BOOTS and CONGRESS GAIT
Ladies' Ct NJ W. lad. CONGRESS. as "a szsa
Ladies Ct ard Serge Button Boors as 8, ST. So
Misses Serge CT. N. W. IL ID. g. CON0kESS, Ia Is
:. e. =. Button sOOTS, H. IS.
o. ldren's Serge and Ct CONGRESS CATERS and BUT
TON BOOTS $40. $40, etc.
These Goods fresh and desirable and will be sold in lots
20 suit purchasers.
County buyers CONSULTING their interest win attend
81 TIRhs-At sale.
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cHAS. 7. NASA'S SALES.

SPECIAL CARD
CHAS. T. NASH,
AuctioneeK and Hroker.
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DEAN, JR..
AAs - Ass
UCTIO ON Z Z X ,

DEAN. JR.,
AUCTIoNEER,
Once and Sslesroon-l7s Grsvies street.,
Near Carondelet, New oresnk
Liberal advances made consignmeDs Auction sales Of
Furniture Cagoes Produces Real Estate and evey descrp
tion of Merchandise promptly attended TO.
Regular sale Dsys-Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays and
Saturdays
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LOsT-sTOLEN--FOUND.
NOTICE.
BOARDISG.

EIRsT GLASS BOARnlNe-osE OR TWO
gentee families mo desire comfortable home and good
living easant OF the city GIT be suited apP
cation Of l6 Camp next door 70 the bic House and
opposite st. PatTck Church ss dSy bOarders also
besecommodaed Tne llrre airy and well fur
nisbed, and The table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOOMs, OH ROOMS AND BOARD.
N Can be obtained a. 43 Bourbon street.
DOAR DING-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
ID mens to with excellent board and the Of the
pAror The situation Il Of the most desirable In the city
Apply atl46 st. Joseph street
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1893.

NEW ORLEANS 18th February 1859.
By yrtns of the thiryse,snh section Of the the
Legislature the State Of louisiana entitled "An Act to
o. or vh isss "s , 49, n.0,a.
B,srds Of the Common Council shall constitute
a Ia CALLED the Commissioners Of the Consolidated eht Of
New oean and they shall have power to issue Bonds OF the
t,h ttr.t novahi. a, .nh Mac. . NAV bs assd ON h.
tween said Commissioners nd the parties the
=, no sen nss
f The ola corrorson or Of the Mupicp.Ies but % ma
Other purpose"
date March, 1862 IL o'clock for the pur-
chase Of all much thereof win be necessary to pay
SIXTY THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bonds issued
BY Municipality No TO the City Bark msured since LIST
Deco uber ls6s Of series Of EIGHTY BONDS the city
of New Orleans the sum Of One thousand Dollars each
to DC DATED the nr'' Q, aAren os psyase N
Coupons attached thereto six per
and Addressed 40 % peBuvs .eeretsrv.n
The Commissioners reserve the right OF reiecn~ any and
all hds
Nv ord.- ~ ,ha Ro.,d
o. DE BUYS, Secretary
~ -
MI ME. DoO"E'
vurrxvvv npvcu u.Krrn Avn -pu.Urua
sToaE
eioAh'
aOo.......'''''..Canai strees'.''''' '''''''''SOO
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REMOVAL.

poray) from Nos Is 80 and 80 New Levee street to the
CORNER OF CUSToMHoUsE CLINTON and PETERS
STREET. opposite the United States Custom House, prior
Occupyng their establishment Of erection
fronting Front and Delta streets between Grsvsr and
Poydras streets.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN CoNGRFss.-Unex-
planned, the telegram in the DlSpntch OF
Yesterday indicating the probable action OF
Congress upon the subject Of negro suffrage
might be misunderstood. Mr.. BOUTWELL,
and some others Of the most unauthorized
consolidationists in that body hold that Con-
gregs has power to pass lar establishing ne
gro suffrage throughout the Union. The Ohio
delegation do not admit that Congress has
this power, and therefore will vote against
the bill introduced by Mr.. BOUTWELL, for
that purpose. Yet, desiring that the object
of the bill may he effected in n constitH-
tional manner, the same delegation will
vote in favor of A hill proposing to the aeve-
raj States an amendment to the Federal
Constitution guaranteeing the right of suf-
frage to the negroes and giving Congress
mower to protect the negroes in that right.
This amendment will probably be ratified,
and thus the question will be settled, for d
time Mt least.
But even if the Republicans in Congress
were opposed to allowing negroes to vote in
their own States, they are not for that rea-
aon any the less in favor of having them
vote in the southern States. Ohio in 1867
voted down negro suffrage in that State by
thirty thousand majority, yet at the same
election chose Governor who was in favor
of forcing negro suffrage upon us, and in
1868 she reelected to Congress the very men
who had unconsttutionallyg given the ballot
to the negroes Of all the rebel States.
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provision was not intended to do Justice,
nor does it purport to love honesty, but
was designed simply to accomplish fraud
under cover of legal technicalities. This
provision the Virginia committee asked
Congress to strike out Of the constitution.
The Radical Church, or Northern Metho-
dist Church, at once sent its tools to Wash
ington to operate against our committee.
One Of these unprincipled adventures on
Monday swore before the Reconstruction
Committee to number Of downright false"
hoods, as every man in Virginia, Conser-
vative or Radical, must know.
For the Virginia committee to undertake
to carry Congress in favor Of anything op-
posed by the Northern Methodist Church is
a task absolutely hopeless. We trust, there
fore, that they will drop the Church pro-
perty question. Let that alone. The North
ern Church can at most get only the naked
buildings, and its rapacity and dishonesty
in getting these will 80 disgust the people
that it can never gain foothold where it is
guilty of such trickery. The Winchester
church is already gone. Those in the other
towns may have to 90 the same way. But
the people will build better one wherever
one is stolen from them. We suppose there
are very few costly churches which are in
danger of this sort Of underhand confisca-
ton; and wherever there is one such, the
people are able to build another. In the
country the membership will with little Ia
Dor replace the small buildings thus taken
from them. But however this might. be,
the Northern Methodist Church is all-pow"
erful In Congress, and will no more allow
that body to strike the ahove-quoted pro-
vision out of the constitution than it would
allow considerations of honesty to induce 1t
voluntarily to surrender the property there
by affected: and therefore it would be I'M
wise for our committee to peril the success
of their general undertaking by an ohsti-
nate adherence to this particular feature
of it.
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DIED.

ON Snndav rpornino. January a. J0oN NOR
RIA FT,M0RF. oldest Of J Henry Elmo In
the fourteenth year OF his age.
ROBERT Il onlr son OF Daniel and Annie Ste
phcns: aged one year.
on Saturday the 10Th dav or January. 1909 Mt her
residence. in this city Mrs. RI NJ. HUTTON,
widow or the late Rcuhcn Burton Of Penrico
county. and in the sixty sixth year OF her age
Possessed Of a kind AMI cheerful disposition.
loving patient and untirlng In her lahors 'or
those around her and having performed wei her
part here, with entire tranquility and h'lstian
resignation che jnyTnilv relinquished II e OF care
and toil for that hnme above where 18Th" wicked
cease from .-onbTng ard the weary arc at rest y
The two orph'n nicccs that she loved So tcnderiy-
with all n mother lova- for whom she struggled
so hard To prot ct fr III care. want ard colo ana
uufcntrp world ALL tha. is now left nf mat
once prosperous and happy FAMILY. nf e'ucatlon
and ref ncmcnt pure and spo'lesS lie was herS.
Without an enemy. she has gone down to the grave
leavI-~ her MANY noble qualities as bright and
beautiful exampl. to those of whose interest and
welfare she Was mindful even In her last moments
Never complaining though 20 tired "f ife'= tolls
and strife she was ready and even willing to 60.
hus this little home circle IS again broken. But
a short tlmn apo a true. brave. and nnble-heartpd
brother was taken away. and now anntie IS gone
and the two orphan prls arc left alone In this dark
and cherries word. The home is lonely now !:
the vacant chairs there. hut the kindly voices
Of the dear dcpar' ell are no more heard. y ne
wintrv winds arc singing u sad requiem over Lhelr
1uie. graves and the orph ans heart Is dcsolatc.
Rut weep not they have "hut gone before" From
their celestial home the spirits Of thy loved
brother and dear auntie will ever watch over and
nrntcrt thee ard in Silent whispers hid thee pre-
pa-c soon TO meet them In that Letter. brighter,
and happier land. II j. a. il.
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Replying to questions propouuded to US
by "a Subscriber" we would say first
that we have never heard Of decision
made By any judge in Virginia to the eff
feet that a refusal on the part of creditor
to receive Confederate money while it was
current cancelled the debt, nor do We be-
lievc that any such decision was ever made.
Secondly, legal-tender is what ga Sub
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MARRIED.

Tn brunswick. on III" 10th instant nj the res l.
dencc Of The hride's father, nv the Rev. Mr.. Glib
son. Of Pcershnrp VIII IAN ID. RkR"LAY,
nr the same place, to Miss IDA, daughter or James
3. Lundy, Esq.
On the I'D Of January. In Portsmouth. by the
Rev AR rhristian EUGENE z. BROOKE TO
Miss MARY DELLA HOnGTS.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HnITSE

Having taken the large and convenient house
lately occupied by Kellogg & Sibson, No. 1917
MAIN STREET, between Thirteenth aud Four
teenth, l am prepared TO receive COESIGN-
MENTS Of MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DE-
sCRlPTION, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
il 23-lw Auctioncer.
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PART II.

PART II.
l. Vol che Sapee.-Canzone soprano. Nozzed1
Figaro.
Schafc Wohl.-German ballad; tenor. Abt.
3. La CT Darem. -SIezZo-soprano and baritone.
Don Giovanni
t. Parting -Ballad soprano. Krcbs.
s. Mira Norma.-Duo soprani. Norma.
6. 81 La StancheZ2e.-Tri0; c)ntraltJ -soprano
and tenor. Trovatore.
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INFERn.ARY.
TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
CnRNgR NAL SIAII

college INFIRMARY,
~ CORNISH MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, EICHMOSD, VA.
All cases rCqeirlag medical or surgical aid sd~
mit;ed excent the Insane and those laborlng under
contagious disorders
Charges Nuvariatly IN advanced iacludlns board
medical attendance, and medicines:
Large Yards, per ~,rg, a..
Private rooms per week $40 20 80.
4 small additional lee j. charged Tor SuEr!c-.
operations.
charity cases from he city are received on per
mtts from members OF he committee II the ~
Council for the re LEI OF The poo, aud ss.ulcn On
permits from he custom-h use.
For further Information. OF admission, Apply -
the innrmary 10 lSAIh II H. WHITE. II D.,
Ia ls-5m Medical Superintendent
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The Fredericksburg Herald says that it
is compelled to acknowledge that "the
nine" have failed in their mission.
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The Daily Observer is handsome paper
the publication of which has just been COM
menced at Charlotte, n. G.
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my GOODS.

DUCKWALL b ROUss, No. 1905 MAIN
DsTREET.-January Il isep.-New Goods
Fresh Auction Bargains Goods on the decline In
Esr YorE. Great sacrifice OF goods &C the auc-
Hnr, 9ece,ved to-day per steamer Niagara an
ether ether shipment OF Auction BARGAINS con-
sistlnr in part of Rleached and Brown Domestics;
Cassirneres large and elegant lot or Ladies' and
Eisses, Shoes Corsets from soc to 4a.7b. Broche
shawIs from ga to $50 the best Spool Cotton !Zo'
Yardsl at SOC per zen good Note Paper At i.tc,
La. 10, ~ naners for &C. ja23
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE or THE OLD JOHNSTON IRON AND
NAIL WORKS COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. January 2s, 1869.
rsSHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 shareholders Of this Company Will he held ut
their office, in this city. IN MOND.l, February
lsi ut y II. x. K. BLAEKESSHIP,
in 2F-n Commercial Agent.
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scriber" understands it to be, provided the
money offered be such as the law requires
debts to be paid with.
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ALABAMA PoIITICS.--In Alabama some
of the people are considering the expedi-
ency of following in the wake of the Eir-
gnia conference. Governor PARSONS is said
by the Montgomery Nail to have inaugu-
rated a similar movement, and to have
based it "upon the Virginia amendment
headed by Messrs. STUART and BALDWIN"
1t was first brought before the public of that
State by Hon. ALEXANDER WHITE in an
anonymous communication addressed othe
cold Union Men," Judge S. +. RICE en-
dorscd the proposition in the following en-
phatic language:
Il am clear i'll my judgment that owe IL
10 my country and my countrymen 10 40
this one thing-namely, TO support and mann
tain negro suffrage until, after 1t has Il ttir
trial, it brings condemnation upon ltseli pS
works OF evil
General CULLEN A. BATTLE, leading
Democrat, has also written letter; in
which he says:
MACON COUNTY, Ala, January :, 1869.
4" Hon. 5 +. Rice:
Dear SIR have time now only
to say l ENDORSE it. During the late Presl-
Dental campaign the issue was nothing less
than the being and nature OF national govern
ment. Governor Seymour was the represen.
tative of our original system, which Is loved
and honored by true Americans all over the
world.
General Grant was the exponent OF new
ideas sustained by the ineXorab'e logic OF
facts, and impelcd by the irresistible power
Of successful revolution. The nation, the PEG
pie of this State, had not then passed judg-
ment on the stupendous issue Now the States
have ratified the action of Congress. The
controversy is settled and the Constitution,
with the late amendments, is rs binding on all
the citizens of the Union as it was when it
| came from the hands of Washington. Like
| you, l am resolved TO give 10 the State and
| national administrations 4 fair trial, and TO
| support them in all they may do 10 secure
| the liberties and advance the prosperity Of the
| people.
LET us have peace, communion, and bro
therhood, throughout the Union, and, under
the blessing of Heaven, our future will be
prosperous aud glorious.
81 have the honor be yours very truly,
"CuLLgN a. battle"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The store of JU-
" Illus BEAR will be closed until FRIDAY
MORNING, on account Of the death OF his father.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, BAR AND FIXTURES OF
L the NF.W-Mh RKET SALOON. Marshall
street, No. cot, between sixth Il id seventh For
/,
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A HoAX.-The St. Louis Republican pub
lshed on the 18th an account of discovery
made near that city of the wonderful re-
mains of prehistoric tunnel under the
Mississippi, marvellous inscriptions, &C.,
&c. We read the article with interest, and,
when near its conclusion, were disguised
with the following sentence:
Zone of the magnificent groups he is certain
is intended 10 represent AhaSueruS GROWING
Queen Elizabeth; and another group OF colos-
sal figures representing captives following the
car of victorious conqueror are portraits OF
Luke Deuteronomy and the friend going into
captivity
The article would make column in this
paper, and consists of series of lies. We
confess our inability to appreciate either
the wit or the humor of the writer.
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TLANNELS.-Those in want Of FLAN-
NELs should call and examine our stock. we
have in store the GENUINE WELSH SHAKER,
DOMET and all other qualities OF WHITE
FLANNELS; also, full assortment OF OfEhA'
PLAID, STRIPED, and TW1LLED FhhH-
NELs. AS we make FLANNELS spec'al'S
In our business, we can show larger s'o'A "''"
a, lower prices than other establishments.
LEVY BROTHERS,
4. IN 1919 and l71s Main street
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rALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

EALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMEE
u TO the North. East and West ria the Rich
mOnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
carrying the United states mall twic. daily EIe.
giant cars with new patent sleeping chairs on All
trains.-The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
The DAY TnRorGH MAIL TRAIN leave,
Richmond :aily At has A. NJ. arriving IN wash
ington at s:!5 +. VI. CONNECTING with tho earIy
afternoon express trains for the North East ami
West.
elegant cars. with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily i-Undays e1rcr,.
ed) at Sis r. NJ, arriving In Washington At $40
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East, and West
Both STEAMERS stop At , lexandria each way,
The ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for MILFORD
and all way-stations leaves dcpot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets al $3.50 Z. VI. Returning,
arrives ut $50 =. ".
through tickets and through baggage checks to
For further information and through Il .krts
apply At the Office OF In" company, corner Brnai
and Eighth streets, sfockce hI and al ihr lckc.
office, corner BYRD and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTLY, 1eneral Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTIE Superintendent. dcI
yGTINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILR0AD.-on
and after WEDNESDAY the 2d December the
trains over this road win be run As follows:
Leave Richmond ut A. VI. and 2:3S +. "
Leave Petersburg at a:;s \. NJ. and $50 r. ".
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, WIKI passenger
car attached. will leave Richmond daily at 40 +
NJ. and Petersburg daily at $40 4. VI t,undays
excepted).
Sundays, and the $50 L. IL. train Will not leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:35 ?. NJ
train running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk a.. Baggage checked through
The passenger coach attached To the coat train
Will leave Clover Hill at a. VI. and returning
leave Richmond ut 2:4o L. VI. on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and saturdays.
THOMAS Fl. WYSSF
lie superintendent.
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RAILROADS.


% - sss.s::s:;i5 7ss;g3
hlCHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail
In ,ROAD-CHANGE OF sCHEDJrr, ~.
and after FRIDAY, January 18th. pso the PASa
SINGER TRAINS on this road will be rnn = ., 9
follows: " a.
GOING WEST, LYNCHBURG PAssErevps
leave Richmond daily Except sundaysl at AK
n. arrive at gulkevillc at 1i.asA: H., MAXIM
close connections with trains on The Southstfs
road for FarmvIlle, Lynchburg Bristol gmnx
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c, &c. JHR0TGu
MAIL AND IMPRESS leave Richmond ia IL ~ a
2.4s z. N. leave Danvile daily at 1913 F. II a:
arrive at Greensboro daily n H.t5 A. ~ rnak.r,
close connections for all stations on the S"rts
Carolina road both east and west OF Greensbors, ~
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and all po;n,,
South.
GOING EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND ~
PRESS leave Greensboro daily at l A. NJ. lraHo
Danville daily at Az A. N. ; arrive at RIcbm"rG
daily Mt II A. VI. LYECHBURG PASsESGrp.a.
leave BurkevlIe daily except Sundays al 2lor,
u. arrive at Richmond n, $50 L. NJ
Through tickets can be procured at In. tleLc,
Office In Richmond To All important points sontt
and Southwest, and at Greens Oro and Dar win. ;,
all points North, East, and West
THOMAS DODAMEAD
ia IL Superintendent,
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DOTATOEs, POTATOES, POTATOES
L JACKSON WHITE POTATOES, in lots to
suit purchasers, for planting table use, for sale
loTby -. X. WEISlGER,
Commission Merchant,
southwest corner Main aud Fourteenth streets.
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HORSES AND MULES.

EOR SALE, two fine YOUNGA
e. MAZE MULES, well broke. Solis ETSfa
for no fault. by early application Il NV
bargain can be had. ossA.1<s'
J. II. WOODHOCk,
Ge4cral Freight 4 gent,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company.
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