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: ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.-The numerous
friends Of Miss Rebecoa Jones, daughter of
Air. Thomas Jones, who resided in this
vicinity twenty years ago, will: learn with
pleasure that she is at last happily married
to the man of her choice, after waiting
many years for him. In 1849, as is known
by many Of our. older readers, she was be-
trothed to Mr.. 3. D. Pierce, an officer who
had served in our volunteer army during the
Mexican war. MFR. Pierce, however, was
smitten With the "gold fever" that
prevailed SO extensively at that time,
and went 10 1California to make his
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ByJames u. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 821 Main street.

vT,RUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i AT ROCKETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF dced Of trust executed by
Christopher Welsh to the subscriber as trustee.
dated the 9Th day Of July, 1853, and recorded
in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the
city Of Richmond to secure the payment Of three
negotiable potes therein described, default hoving
been made in the payment of portion of said
notes and at the request Of the beneficiary In said
deed, will proceed to sell ut public auction. on
the 9th day Of February, 1870. Mt O'Clock P. NJ,
on the premises, the PROPERTY therein con.
veyed and describedIyiz;. al that certain lot Of
ut Rockets. fronting az feet on north side of
Nicholson street and running back in parallel
lines 100 feet.
TERMS One-half cash !; the balance at four
months. for negotiable note, interest added. Sc
ia 70 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
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OHIo's IRON ORR" Professor Briggs,
in his geological report Of 1868, asserts that
the quantity of ore is 30 great that the three
counties of Jackson, Lawrence, and scioto
are capable of yielding 400, 900 tons annu-
ally for 1900 years"
We find the above in one of CUR ex-
changes. Some years ago, Professor Ma
Their assured us that there were enough coal
and ore in Jackson county to run one furnace
on each section of land for two hundred
years. And we believe he was correct
Jackson (Ohi0) Standard.
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A CINCINNATI NURSE FOR ROYAL
BABY.-This is an interesting bit of news
just told to me by friend, and it is true.
The ex-Queen Sofia, of Naples, has for her
baby's nurse an American woman from
"Chin- Chin-natti," as my informant pro-
nounced the name of the Ohio metropolis.
was also pleased to learn that the little
Princess Christine has not inherited the
ugly nose of either father or mother, and
is as pretty little girl as ever mother was
blessed with.-From Ann Bre,oster'S Rome
Correspondence Philadelphia Bulletin.
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By d-nhbsH Williams, ssif5s s. I
Auettodeers end Real Estate agents, ~
EIayff1th street between Main and Bank

ilDMMIsSIONERs's SALE OF AaLOT
u OF GROUND IN THE PLAN OF BELYI..
DER lin execution OF decree or Goochisnt
case or Cousins ps Cousins, &c, the undersigned
commissioners thereby appointed VIII sell % auc-
tiop, ON the premises, on mONDAf the 7th Fe en-
GROUND OF which Henry Cousins died seized,
situated on the north side OF Chins street, negln.
and running back 1870 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS R55 cash balance mt one and two yearf
for bonds bearing Interest," and NTH good security,
se title being retained by the court until the bonds
ara maid, JOHN Fl. GUY,
- s-ss,1ee7se'-k X. LFAKE,
Commissioners.
Gnnnps 3 JHI1I1AMa Anctinneers. fell
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By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

i.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L LOT, WITH STORE THEREON, ON MAIN
STREET. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND .Sk-i
VENTEENTH. ON THE SOUTH. SIDE OF
MAIN STREET.-By virtue of two deeds of trust
executed By II. J. Calisher and Bertha his wife to
our predecessors IN office the one executed on the
18th day of April 1855, and the other on the nth
day OF Novemb Der, 1888, we shall. on WEDNEs-
DAYthe 9th day of February, 1870, expose to sale,
on the premtses, at IL O'Clock N., at public auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, the property conveyed
LOT AND STORE on Main street between Eff
teenth and Seventeenth streets, commonly known
as the upper tenement OF 1.-The MaIsion House
Hotel" and fronting on Main street nineteen feet
ten inches and running back between lines
ninetyfour feet to alley fifteen feet wide. with
the use Of passage three feet three inches wide,
in common with the owner of the tenement next
below on Min street. l -#4;
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
of executing said trust, and to pay of and dis
charge the amount due and payable upon the
two bonds, secured by said two deeds OF trEst,
and the balance at such credit and to be In
such m inner shall be prescribed by the said II.
j. Calisher at the time Of the sale.
- :. = 49, E. LOHffAN,- ~ 3
In GEORGE HIRSCH,
JULIUS IDE,
No @ -. q. ,a ia %
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BY E. II. Valentine, Auctioneer, z
= .. 1884 Main street, i-&1
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE, GROCERIES. CARPENTERS
TOOLS, &c.. AT tAUCTfON.-Oni ZELDA l.
FEBRUARY 4th. commencing ut 10 O'Clock, ut Mrs.
Mary b. Hnlcherfs, 80. s25 Second street, between
Duyal and Baker streets, large and desirable lot
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting In
FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, and PILLo VS.;
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, 6 -
WARDROBES. BUREAUS, ~...-..
MAHoGSNY TABLES and SOFAS, j. .N~-.2
PICTURES / PIANO,
Lot KITCHEN FURNITURE, SC.
ALSO, ,......
a small stock Of GROCERIES. #s... r =.
SHOWC ASEs, BAR-C0INTEkS,
7 'nt BOOKS. CARPENTERS TOOLS. &c.
And many other articles not enumerated.
roa - m T.' Auctioneer.
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NY HIT IS gray! Uu
Nor grew il white
In "A single night.

New York has nearly 1000 shoe clerks.
They are the persons who make the ''shoe
fy." - ~
A blind man is the J. sasasso6 sa the
/" flying trapeze.o see to.fan Oh
The chillieethe f0ha Register of the
29th says -" Murdoch sEseitated tn a good
house, who were satisfg ngiy entertained. =,
: You were right insa 4gnating John W.
sawney ana ms associates Us Capital beg
CARS: This Fawney dares not say word
In his miserable paper in favor Of eity re-.
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|TYHNaAPEAKH ARD OHIO RlTI-
Sslas4 2 s1d asn rWEEDsEsS4iT r
W Al TaxfN vii run daily between edmond
and Stainton except sundayf between Gen9ons-
yffle and Staunton) leave Richmond ut sa5 4. 81.
and arrive ntStauntou at 4:2a p III; leave Stx,rns
ton at s.2oA M. aud arrive DC Rfchmond mt 6AsY.
M.-making close connectionsa at Gor6onsyille and
snassas rasrsad .s fsr
Washington Bsfimore, PhlIsdelpbiat New York,
ETC.; also for LynchbufE, K1pxyitie. Cbaha.
aoosa, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo-
Nail III. TRAIN win run tr,-weekly between
DAY, THHRsDh a. and sATGRBaY. LeaTe
stanton mt 440 p. u. and arrive at White Sulphur
Ut 1905 2. NJ; leave White Sulphur at $40 a. II.
and srrive It StaDDten ut "a. III. And going west
will connect With stages as Iollows--viz., ut Go.
shen with stages for Lexington, Natural Bridge,
and R0ckbrtdge Baths !; at Miib3ro, with stages
Tor Bath Alum andW YARN Springs and It White
] STAGES win also leave Stanton on TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY M0REINGE
orLexfngton and Natural Bridge.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN will run between
Richmond and Washtngton nightly without change
rive at Washington at :sS A.. NJ. Leaye Wash
;ington at 8:a5 p. ~. and arrive at Richmond aa
1880 A. NJ Making all through connections at Rich
'mond and Washington.
SLEEPING CARS will be attached to this train.
and Will be run through between Richmond and
Baltimore without change,
THROUGH TICKETS issued to all points
North, West, and Southwest. .s8
JAMEs-F. EETHERLAND.
fe3& ~, General Ticket Agent
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ORIGINAL Jurisdiction our - edS
cofpns, mandamus, and prohibition-and
the court of appeals. To my mind, one Of
the most important changes which will be
effected by the new Constitution in the judi
cial system is the total adjustment of dis
trict courts.
Under the present system, if party con-
sidered himself aggrieved by the Judgment
of county court, he has the right OF an
onpaal; first to the circuit court, then to the
district court, and then to the court Of ap-
meals; provided that no appeal could be
Granted to the last mentioned court from
the judgments of any other court IN civil
case, unless the matter in controversy, ex-
elusive of costs, amounted to at leest i've
hundred dollars, or was concerning the title
to land the probate of will the appoint
ment of fiduciaries or concerning mill,
road, ferry, or landing; the right OF
county to levy q tax, or concerning the con-
stitutionality of law. BY the new Con-
eti,ution the right of appeal exists only
from the county court to the circuit court
and from tho circuit court directly to the
court Of appeals, under the same proViso
as above.mentioned. - -
Tie sum of $499, and sums much less
than that, arc often the subject of htiga-
ton, and ere of vital Importance to very,
very many of our people. Hence, if the
Jurisdiction Of the county courts ID limited,
as suggested in inquiry No. 2, then all suits
must be instituted in the circuit courts, and
all JUDGMENTS there obtained must be final,
if merely of pecuniary nature and not
exceeding $500. Would not the cause Of
Justice be promoted by giving the county
and circuit courts concurrent jurisdiction
with the right to appeal from the judgments
Of the forms to the latter? In @ few years
the county courts would absorb almost the
entire business, because, having twelve
terms, ut least four of which will be jury
terms, judgments could be more speedily
obtained, and the circuit courts would be-
come, in practice, courts of appeals. The
circuits, these courts being thus stripped of
the greater share of their original juris-
diction, could be enlarged, diminishing the
number to at least twelve.
The salaries of sixteen judges (present
number) OF $4,000 per annum (as now
paid amounts to $3.50 This would pay
Twelve Judges $4,000 each, and would COM
rnand the best legal talent in the State, and
would not be high compensation for the
best. Itwould probably be better to re-
duce the number of circuits to eight--the
sizeof our prescat districts. If we pay o
Judge a salary We are entitled to his SER
vices for the year, and not for only q part.
al 1t. The circuit courts, as now held by
sixteen judges, occupy as general thing
only portion Of six months in year
the spring terms in March, April, and May,
and toe 1all terms in October, September,
and November. Il 4. 81
The true policy Would DO to.diminish the
number ofrefGces, end raise the standard.
Another reason for diminishing the number
IL, that so many men OF ability are ineligi-
HE under the fourteenth OATH amend
,ncnt that is viii be much easier to find
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO.,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OFFIcE Box 81.
FOR NEW YORK. SsA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sEesAaEssssaa&

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sFsa4Hsss&
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, MA GAR A, ALBE.
MhRLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAv, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at o'clock
p. ri. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FIJI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodas
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed. .
Close connections made with steamers for ali
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered AT QUAR.
TER OF ONE PER CENT. at the Offices of this
COMPANY.
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets
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For the Dispatch.
H-SnSAs An

The Judiciary.
The following article is from the Rich.
mond Wing Of January 10th:
COUNTY JUDGES.
4 writer in the Lynchburg Virginian,
after referring to the Constitution, which
says that the jurisdiction Of the county
Judge shall be the Same as the present
county courts, except as modified by the
Constitution, or may be changed by law,
adds the following inquiries:
1st. Must the county judge necessarily
be a lawyer? OF simply citizen, whose
business experience has given him know
ledge OF the laws OF the State?
I'd. With view to economy, would it not
be best for the Legislature to limit the ju-
r;sdiction of the county court, if necessary,
to mere matters of probate of wills, letters
Of administration, and county police, and
transfer all other jurisdiction to the circuit
courts, requiring the circuit judges to hold
three or four terms in each county per
year!
Sd If the county Judge must be law
yer, should he be permitted to practice law
in the circuit courts?
If the county judges arc to be practicing
lawyers, n sufficient salary should be- paid
them to command good talent and ability.
This will cost the State from $4,000 to
$500, 900 yearly in actual salaries. Other
wise, suppose $50. 900 or SIS, 900 would be
sufficient for this purpose. What say the
rrcss and especially the legal profession
MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The Constitution does not require q
county Judge to be lawyer by profession !;
but Only " to be learned in the law of the
State We think this is wise provision.
There are old justices, and old clerks, and
retired lawyers, who would make the very
best county judges. Certainly, no man who
holds the Office of county judge should be
permitted to practice law in any other court.
It would be putting temptation in his way
As to curtailing the jurisdiction OF the
county judges on the score Of economy, VIC
doubt if it would tend to that result. The
number of circuit judges would have to be
greatly increased to hold three or four terms
in each county every year. And if the ia
vori!e notion Of some people be adopted
that circuit Judge must have very large
salary that lie may be honest and able, VIZ
shall lose more by this increase of circui
Judges than we shall gain by restricting thu
Jurisdiction of the county judges. We con
tess to an intense opposition to oil high sala
ries.r The county is not able to pay them
And as to the judges, we have heretofore
had them able and honest with very small
salaries. We can have as good again OF
the same terms. But the high-salary
gentry may prevail, and then the economic
expedient will prove an extravagant failure
Under the Alexandria Constitution w
have the county courts, the circuit courts
sSasnBlgsazzlazEnt that the district courts have
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BY RichardsaiRtssC Co.,
Real Real E}Sssttgfe Agents and Auctioncers,
l1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE EAST
SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET, CORNER
OF FRANKLIN. IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of decree of
the circuit court of the city Of Richmond entered
on the I'd day of december, 1859, In the chancery
cause of Wilson Us. Crouch ct GLs.. the under
signed as special commissioners will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
sth Of February, 1870, ut 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. THREE
LOTS, fronting thirty by forty-fOur feet on the
east side Of Eighteenth street. corner Of Frank
lin with n BRICK STORE on the corner lot.
The frame store and stable on the other two lots
not belonging to the property, Will not he sold,
but the lease of the land being about to expire,
they. the frame store and stable, can doubtless be
purchased; and if not purchased, Will be re-
moved by the owners. ,
= TERMS OF SALE /: One-fourth cash one-fourth
on a-credit OF four months one-fourth on credit
OF eight months and the residue on Il credit of
twelve months from day Of sale, taking from the
purchasers negotiable notes, with interest added,
for the deferred payments; and the title to be
retained until the purchase money is paid.
JOHN. A. COKE,
B. r. WEXFORD, JR.,
L. Y. CANNON, ..
ja2s Special Commissioners.
POSTPONEMENT.
The aforementioned sale is postponed until
FRIDAY the 18th Instant, at O'Clock.
JOHN A. COKE,
B. r. WELLFORD, JR.,
E. Y. CANNON,
ca Special Commissioners.
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EusrSER. LATKS, sc.

W. G. MAYO. J.f.w. GIDEON.
r UMBER.-SAW- MILL, MAfVo
II ISLAaD.-We keep constantly o., han I. r noa
stock OF SEASONED LUMBER for building pns-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LhfHS, PSLlASsi
our capacity for saving, enableus 10 ill all orders
promptly and at as Tow prices g spS S,hSs par
DE- "a arn Post-oeiee box 4ls.
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FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT. s.
By agreement, the above sale Is postponed to
WEDNESDAY the 9th Of February. 1870, at the
same hour. @- : A. C.PULGIAM "a,
fe3 Auctioneer.
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RESTAURANTS.

SCHOTTS STEAMED OYS- "a ~
y TER EsTABLIsnMENT, COR; 49,
NER NINTH AND ,,> B 81 49,
stone, MILL CREEK, HoRN HARBoR.
MAsON'S CREEK, HAMPTON BAR, YORK
tiers, received regularly and fresh, and served
RAW, STEAMER, sTEWED, or FR1ED. Res
The BAR II stocked with the CHOICEST IL.
,QUORS; and large lot of BOTTLED IL.
iQUORS, WINES, ALE, and LAGER BEER, or
TIE Duest quality, always on hand. des
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fbs NV 81 adveTsiising from. these munich
pal scoundrels. Don Piass. ss
Mr. Sam ner,s ,salItwin relics snf barber
ism - are 10 be found in the Lot,isssns Le-
eialatrre-Antoine and Craig. e,o Or
leans Times. L .tstssi
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A correspondent of the Washington
Chronicle draws attention to grammatical
error in Byron's " Prisoner of Chillon."
He says he discovered it in dream. It
occurs in the fourth of the following lines (:
'My hairis gray, but not with years,
Nor grew il white
In single night,
AS mems have grown by sudden fears.'
The error is in the use of the plural verb
"houe grown" when its nominative, hair,
is in the singular. .-....
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DICHMOND AND DANvIEEE RAIL.
h:ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
sud after WEDNESDAY, December 20, $780, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road viii be run
IS follows: .s.-.rs.
GorNG SoUTI.-Lynchburg and Danyile pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except sundays)
at els A. 3D.. leave Burkeyille daily Except SUM-
days. at l2aS T. ~ arrive at Danyille daily lex
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $50
.. b.. leaves Danville daily at Las p. D.. arrives
At Greensboro daily at a:i5 A. N.
GOING Morrill, ynchburg and Danville pas
sengers leave Danvilie daily Except Sundayst at
T:!G A. NJ. T.; leave Burkeyille daily Except snn-
days. at 1876 p. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
texcept Sundaysl at 1850 P. II. THROUGH NAIL
AMI. EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at 9:a5
P. H.; iesve5 Danvllle daily at 1877 y, NJ; ar
rives st Richmond daily at 100 A. NJ.
The LynciibDrg and Danviife Passenger Train
connects ut Burkeytlle with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg. Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southside anu Yir-
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
vinnah Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C.. &C.;
and ut Richmond with he Richmond, Fredericks-
burg ard Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
Z SLEEPING CARS and CH1LES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
de % Superintendent.
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BY a. G.. Pu1lfaM Auctionesr, ~
southwest cornsr of Main and Fourteenth streets.

TRUSTEES SALE Of DOUBLE TEN
L EMENT AND LARGE LOT ON PERRY
TER.-As trustee In two deeds, executed by Mary
Powell and William I. CIopton, trustee to me.
for certain purposes therein mentioned dated the
tie clerks office county court of Chesterfield
county, volume 49, pages Isl and 49, beipg required
TO do So will sell at auction on:the premises,
FRIDAY. 28th January, 1870, ut . o'clock p. NJ,
the lot No "a in plan or Manchester; fronting on
south side of Perry street I32 feet. and runnings
h,ck leo feet, with DOUBLE TENEMENTt there
Terms: Cash as to S5e5; and the balance on
such terms as Mary Powell or her trustee shall
direct. :. n. N. LEE: trustee.
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POSTPONEMENT.

Bv agreement the above sale is postponed TO
WEDNESDAY the I'd February. 1870, at same
hour. -sr.g. "A. %. PULLIAM,
Auctioneer.
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FURNITURE. DE.

ia. ATKINSON & SON, HAVING
door to Levy Brothers, over the store Of Noah
Walker i Co., are now prepared, In their spacious
wareroonis, 70 show their fine stock OF buHNi-
customers. They have on hsnd all kinds. both
very FINE and PLAIN FURNITURE, together
with the celebrated EMPIRE SPRING BED,
MATTRESSES, &c. Their UNDERTAKING.
ROOMS and WORKSHOP viii be continued at
their old stand. Governor street, ts lo-lm
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY

TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
AND WEST, OVER TIE FAVORITE ROUTE
0UiCKEsT ROUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
oyer this route are now run from the Depot corner
re rel Connections M with TfIi; WAsnINGToN
AND NEW YoRk FAST lines IS and with trains
Y Cars fitted mp with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge is made.
The elegant and commodIous steamers on the
TSe 5iSeT a5 s. RaIS Between
Richmond and Milford leaTes the depot corner OF
a al H. and sFa arrSes IN Rchmond
Through tickets to ell principal points North ond
For further information and for through tickets
North apply at the Office corner Br2ad and EsShtn
and West apply at the ticket office corner Byrd
ant no t Is J. T. GENTRY, General Tickle. Agent,
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
AZ RAILROAD LI tIhi,5t}Sz, B "a
a IL N2BTH AHD
On and alter TUESDAY, 9Th OF Jane, passengers
for Baltimore ana ell points North and North
OF the Richmond and York River RAILROAD at
Richmond for West Point, where they take the
,teamsE A AMt Gaptsin L G aaEEab
boats having been put in lrst-rate order-reachinS
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
Light-Strcst wEarves, foot Of Barry street. daily
fexcept Sundays at O'Clock =. NJ, passengers
arriving in Richmond st 1915 p. NJ. the follow ns
day In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danville railroad for DaE-
Vile and al rofnGs on that road: Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., N. c.; Coumbla, b. O.,
and all points South. -.. r.
4s7ss4sssqzAs e E :srTwGER TRAIN
'ieayee Richmond daily Except Snudaysl ct !
O'Clock =. NJ: !caves West Point daily except
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
les Superintendent.
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1IoT3a CE.-Al persons indebted to BEN.
NJ OTIsIN THOMAS. deceased, will please come
JAMsnd settle their claims and those having
forward ainst him viii preesnt them 6or sSss'e-
ment. ave Administrator