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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
- FOR SALE. {
FOR SALE.

/ offer for sale my FARM, "BEAUREGARD,'
situated mile and half from the White Sulphur
IN
third OF which Is MEADOW LAND; About o q ::
half of Els I'm aue forest, full Of ENOEhLEN,T
ssn 9E ssHs hs aa ss
to the White SULPHUR Springs gives 1t the advan-
T'This farm is " ELL WATERED. Indeed, II has
in sps s ssd s
town Stat must grow mp there npon the compile:
ton or Che Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to The
- II has commanding interest on account of Its
ane adaptation 70 purposes OF health ana recre n
Of me most Henus ~ % Is Gns
mountains. IL has o line bath and asuperabun-
dance OF water for many more. This water has
fui stimulant OF the skin and q great inyigoralor
or The system There are besides, one of the bold
est and strongest CHA Al "a. SpklNGS and
Il @sh S &C. sea
sa Ss
ing-place Of the middle and southern States ofthe
1t has fine grounds for m lifelong T OTTING
OR RACE COURSE, and the ADDITION of that
source Of amusement for the immense throDg of
would be great public qualifications, and highly
lucrative to its owners. Such q track, exactly
suited by the temperature Of the place to summer
sport, would become one or the most famous In
the Union. /.
This farm might also be adapted to fish culture,
from several large springs, and good location for
q lake OF several acres. This business has lately
become exceedingly profitable. ~ 80.
There Is a large DOUBLE BECK HOUSE.
containing twelve c0mmodlous rooms, upon the
place, together with outhouses. The grounds arc
admirably adapted for the finest display Of ar
chItectural and other improvements. 0,-...s
It 10 one of the most attractive places In the
mountains, whether for Improvement as a place
wealthy gentleman. 80 ..s-- ~ 'isf''
Persons DESTROYS of seeing the place are re-
ferred to my SOD, j. l.. CowARnIN, who resides
upon 1t. Either he or myself will state the terms
taussfst, sl. - j. A. C0WARDIN,
---gzsy-.---.- DisDatch Oflcc
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50 BY Lee & Goddin, ss7zr iy sal.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
's' No. lll3 Main street, .,y,r. ,s<..

DOPLAR GROVE: A HIGHLY-AT-
i ,,TRACTIvE AND VALUABLE FARM. ON
THE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE, LONE
AND THREE-FOURTHS OF, A MILE EAST
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR. SALE
not sold privately before, We
win offer on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of June,
if fair If not the first fair day thereafter (Suh.
O'Clock p. NJ. the DESIRABLE FARM situated
as desert led above, on which The late John Poe,
Sr., resided, containing 253 16-103 ACRES OF
LAND. The buildings consist of BRlCk
DWELLING with six rooms and pantry, brick
kitchen with five rooms, houses for hands, stable,
barn, ice-house, &c. Orchard OF 100 young apple
trees In full bearing; dwarf pear trees plum,
apricot, and cherry trees. rfs,i. :
This farm from It's location, healthfulness, FER
tilIty OF soil, improvements, and nearness to mar
ke is justly considered Of the most desirable
In the Vicinity OF Richmond: =; :. - '
TERMS lat sale. - z'"' LEE 81 GO9DlN,,
my25. ~ ~ s..;st3 5.@j AuctfOneers. ,
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EORl BENT. the best BUSINESS a.
n HOUSE In the city, No. 1915 CONNER III
cial Block. Possession ut once. Terms accom-
NV @4sw ~ p'i'glHARVEYS, & WILLIAMS.
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n, so BY Francis 4. Isbell, .,4,s.s.,
;, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agens' -
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MISERABLE TWO-sToRY FRAME q,
UNWILLING AND. LOT, %. ON p pHE, Ems =
JACKsoN AND DUyAL, FOR SAIL, Ale. At
AUCTToN.-On no NDAYthe 9Th day OF June e;
O'clock p. NJ. that desirable TWO .SToRY
FRAMED DWELLING No! 7aa Containing Sc
ven rooms, with kitchen. &c. located as above
stated The lot fronts gse fee' ana runs 'a'A
TERMS /: Onc-fou- tn cash; residue upon credit
of four eight and twelve months for negot1able
notes with interest added, and secured by deed
of trust Taxes for 1870 to I've Paid by the pur-
ie Q C?;-Ts ~ - 2. ~ - Anctioneer.
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GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioreers.
BY Wellington Goddin, ...,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-As
trustee in n certain deed of trust from George
Hartman and wife, bearing date ed December,
1860, duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
in book No. co. A, page G., shall proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 9th June 1870 at o'clock P. NJ, If fair ifnot
the first fair day thereafter the property conveyed
by the said deed, consisting of a LOT fronting 80
feet on the east line of Adams street. running hack
AND FRAME TENEMENT containing about
eight rooms besides kitchen. s-s,!l 80 IA
TERMS Enough In cash to dcfray expenses Of
ssie and to pay off one note due and unpaid for
$50 ; on credit OF $50 until 22d June next; on q
further credit to $50 until the 22d August next
and as to the residue Of the proccedso sale. on
such terms as may ut the hour Of sale be an
nonnced. - CHARLES SPENCER,
m rE.ff Trustee.
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BY Grubbs &Williams, Aucti oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

U,RUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY
Il EIGHT ACRES OF VERY, VALUABLE
LAND, ON THE MEADOW-BRIDGER ROAD,
ABOUT HALF A MILE NORTH OF THE
CITY.-In execution Of deed OF trust from E.;
s. Gentry to the subscriber as trustee, dated 3lst
May, 1867, and recorded in Henrico county court
Office, being thereto required by the creditors se-
cured will sell upon the PEE premises On M MGH r.
not on the first fair day. thereafter ut the same
hour, TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES OF LAND,
situated as above stated, adjoining the land of Ed
VIM. dc Voss and others, being a part Of the farm
formerly owned by A. A. Morris, and overlook
Ing the city. .rfs ."'3,E
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of executing the
trust and for onc-fourth Of the debt now due, say
5000 a credit of twelve months for the remaining
three-fourts, cay for g. 700; and the residue upon
such terms as the grantor or his assigns may DIT
rect and in case Of his their failure to give any
directions, upon such terms rs Will name at the
time of sale. The credits to be for negotiable
notes with interest added and secured by deed Of
trust. The purchaser TO pay taxes for 1870 ti
I'd . j.#G1 's','"sts #. B. STARKE, Trustee.
CRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioEeers. my 26
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iH.@ BY Grusbs & Williams, -,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents.,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERY
~ VALUABLE LITTLE FAkM OF EIFTEEN
ACRES, ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE. On y
execution of decree Of the circuit court OF Hen
rico entered on the 18th day Of Maren, lsIG IN
Crcnie and ols. $, the undersigned, commissioners
appointed BY Said decree, viii sen at auction upon
the premises. on MONDAY 10th May, at so'ci9 ,S
proceedings in said causes, being FIFTEEE
ACRES, lying on the west side OF the Brook turn
bike about one mile from the city, between the
lands Of T.. II. Irvine and NJ. A.. Tyndall, and run
ming back to the land of Messrs. Allan johnson:
The improvements consist OF a bhlChs
WELLING with two rooms. 49, .s.iF,., .s...
The land has been highly improved, and by rea-
son of its proximity to the city, on one OF the best
roads leading to 1t, is very valuable. r. 4.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at. six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, the title being retained until
the notes are paid. The purchaser to pay the
taxes for 1870. LEIGH X. PAGE, 81
A. 3. GU1GON,s,
( &. .. p b ro,~,, ,foofn
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E xnosioaesr ssid RsaI Estate Aaans

Y: Auetionear md gsal Estase Assn gs
On ~ HR soisi BETiatEhh MENTYsRH5ap!
sAIga gATfXugTIoN tshs Tkaasst cf 5tae
owner shall sall saucticn %. sns 9Ia
the sih Jgne ls,e N ssss &c
Gated as above The Los has q frontps a geet and
depth OF lEo feet ton foot allsy. Tne dwetnee
contains IL rooms Is in perfect repair. yith Iron
rerandall In fsons aud lib windows IN IRON. ama
openir,g On the street, speaking tnbes, Latroee
stove, large heater, Re-. and In the yErd Lnere y
aiarge Kitchen containing, four roonas ara ine
iilsitai out-buildings. The garden is stocked VIII
choice fruit trees, and the front ysrd1 ~ aoEer
garden of beautiful design. This EsrcaI!y AM
tractife res,dences and is located in aesifHDie
neigbborhood and in; iInmedists ps1esimiIy 70
TERMS: Oie-ttird cash; balatce at. one. swo,
aud three years for bonds bearing mIegesS ss .I
iaa ~ ,,r-s-'-,,ls, sfs,9l.j tsEl Aucfloneer. z
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, 4 HOUSE with four a.
IL rooms and kitchen, No. 2os Marshall IL
street, between Second and Third. suitable for o
dwelling or store, at SIS per month. Appl: next
door. 1eS-
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SPRINGS.

w Atsm ~ '''B BATH COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated waterng-piace will no open on
the LIST OF June for the reception OF visitors. The
scenery is grand and beautiful the climate de-
Iishtral, salubrious, and highly ins!gorating.
These waters have been known andicciebratcd Tor
Hoard Per day, $:.75; week, Si7.So month
600.
Route by railroad to the Miliboro' depot on tnc
Chcsaneakc aud Ohio railroad, thence by stage
fifteen miles TO Warm Springs.
For circulars containing full account o. ti'ese
waters write To $500 w. III. MCDANNALD,
waE.e WIG Agent,
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rJ,HE HOT SPRINGS,
l. BATH COUNTY, VA.
Professor j. L. CABELL, M. D., OF the University
of VIRGINIA resident Musician.

Professor y. II. CABELL, NJ. Do, OF the university
of Virginia, resident physician.
This renowned WATER1NG-PLACE will be
open for the reception OF visitors JUNE lST.
These Springs offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the Invalid and the pleasure-seeker. No ex-
pense effort viii he spared by the proprietors to
make It as comfortable and pleasant as possible to
all visitors. --.. -.
The numerous sources Of THERMAL WATERS
ut these Springs vary In temperature from SO de-
grees Fahrenheit to ITO degrees Fahrenheit,
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
sent every variety Of bath for chronic diseases.
They are, moreover, found to prepare the system
for the beneficial action of cold mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous, aluminons, or chaly-
beate In cases for which such waters as are found
In neighborJng valleys are mainly indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing q
detailed account of these Springs and reports of
numerous cases cured or relieved, will be furnished
on application to the Manager, ut the Springs, or
a TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
at the Springs, thus aGordlng visitors an oppor..
tunity OF prompt communication with every part
of the world. :, IA. ,MGGLuNG, Manager.,,
.s....f 80 8. G. TARDY, - ..-i 4, =
THUS. r. PRICE & CO.,
my ls-2m Owners, Richmond, Va.
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&mMxe14 vk - SeMsGfy A&o A1kv Ss = >
!. ID ii DIV 6 fsw days since the numerous
,og M II me CIV Hall were thrown into
N tsvar ef,eyesteFaens by the discovery Oh
Che skeleton OF d woman boxed up IN a !tat
row srace In one OF the dark cellars OF ta ~.
buildiags The workmen who haa DeSn all AL
gased M cleaniug out the accumuiaaa =. t tnsa
oof 4 quarter of n century stood Dack agIia 's
a. ~. s,ryectacse which met theF
~sy;,siy rss,niiing the butcherfes OF Cnt,
prchst TraupSI,ann, and company. BuS
Ina hmrsor Of The poor Milesians AZ the Wy
Han was as nothing compared WIZ tnas % %
a Mr. Frederick Brisscl, contractor. OIL
No. $50 Sixth street, and MS men, upon
being confronted last evening by .he sSe ere
tom az man standing erect between the
westher-boarJa and the chimney at the CID
frame house No. 265 Rivington street,
M Rrissei was tearing down the house
In n.sesf;on nreparatory to building new
one when che skull Of the skeleton, grim
and phastIy, was suddenly revealed by the
Ealing away OF some plaster. The whole
wall Was removed as quickly as the fears ,os
the trembling laborers would permit, ana
In short time thesfull skeleton was taken
out of place in which 1t must have reposed
for almost half a century. -
The police, on being notified OF she case,
NOuteu upa CpIUIGu WOAAtaAA hoiiaSNe ArSeS.s''A
Groomer. who had been resident Of the
room In one Of the walls of which the
skeleton was found for upward OF twenty
Eve years. She professed entire ignorance
Of its existence, and showed, by her fright
ened appearance, to be more surprised tna a.n
the iaborers. She had often heard strange
noises at night about the room, out had
aIways attributed them to rats and mice. ;,
No fragments of clothing were discovered
around the skeleton, nor could anything De
found to indicate that q body had been put
in there with the clothing on. All the em-
cl,mstances point at the affair as murder.
No medical student would 60 to the trou-
bic of hiding a skeleton in place where its
removal would involve almost the tumbllng
down of the house. e
Riyington street was once the abode of
gang of cut-throats. who used to operate
extensively along the East river, ana inns
fact may to, some extent account for the
presence of the skeleton.
Coroner Keenan, was notified to hold an
inquest, and he may possibly throw some
Hchs mon what is at present shrouded in
mystery.-Neso York Commercial.
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.DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1870.

This fayorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACES now In complete order for the recep-
; Some Important Improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands OF the present proprietor and II Is
his purpose to keep 1t In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia. ,.s.t
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
of the water is well known to the medical profess
sion and to the springs-golng public. AS an ALL
TERATIVE, A DIFFUSIVE STiMULANT and
TONIC, there is no known mineral water equal
to 1t. In all anamic conditions OF the system and
broken down states of the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous prostration, It's
powers and virtue as q restorative may be safely
pronounced to be witliouta known rival amongst
the mineral waters of the world. -
They are especially indie atcd In the whole class
of ailments peculiar to the female constitution. !
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom a first class band Of music and
In general all the sources Of amusement and re-
creation usually found at our best summer resorts
will be at the command Of the guests at "RoCh-
BRIDGE ALUMn ....
The place is within eleven to thirteen hours Of
Richmond, W ashington, Baltimore, &C., by rail
all in daylight Passengers leave the cars Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
anG new and elegant stage-coaChes, passing RAJ
pidly over smooth and level road of only eight
miles, set down tho visitors ut the springs TO tea
Telegraph Office In the hotel. -. 49,. T
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor. /
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e Hsbaao osass VI s snsa BIZ ss
4 ron LIyERRooz.AA ,.sa !, IT.; ~, .s@E$
.fHiNxH LrNEShyF Nall sTE tSE1iS sAIIIse
NJ f Ri : X1TTFENATE TuuESDHfgs Al
,gs.sssssiM rs HarEs,o FtssA .Ssa -
aysls q oId sgsss 2, so
20 London. 80 hondor -. q \,
Tickets sod 10 and from Englsnd. Ireland. ra us
sTE6r fI7ther inYorfnafioff andy st the mpsny'
Offices. ST JOHN g. DALE, agent. 1, ~. Z.
!, sTs.4rr9I 1s ByOadwayy As f1fKS o. 70
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, 5Riehmoad, y r.. !,
\ sa..;9qs 55droR NEW YORK.: 'iH .sSa
RUa.D iDpMfNIot5sTTsA sIsHtp q
-; fiTEy FTte f,COHfPANY.Jatt ri tt3;. ~ ),
! The splendid new side-yheel steamships lSA ~
= ATAa issla ssh YSrt oi
Soro and "a sssss
DAY. and SUNDAY, Of high tide. ;, Ia, L,
.aIoons and gtaterooms.5 The fare accommodSs
lions, and attention, are ,pnsurp ..a,. N
sHSjl1se connections made with steSmers for III
doutheni and European ports. :. :, mr.. % q:
e SFop apply Ct tie oFFICE
OF THE COMPANY, corner Of eleventh. 3 sata
Main Streets II rT7rts Tgfjf'I ~ 49, iAy -
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sUMMER REzss Kl,s. -.
IlaE kEN q I AER sss.

ss Il ~ ri =.
Board sla psess ss s sss hall
price. e ss9iF = J.
sE s,ses 81, T g p s an s
TOT 800 week 20 and from the montgomery
gWh;.a prins on the ana Ie H.;
,,cass rasroad. Those who prefer Wstef traysi
~ sS stage and have desire 20 view ne u
cent scenery OF New river can TAKE sne care ,s 10
Scr,traI iYeu0t on the Virginia ana Tennessee rh-
road, wiicro thar Will find confortaelc notei aS
commentators, and from which point BOAT Wati
leave for the Springs twice each week.
The hie s shs niao 4
noted fcnuaisting. In part 10 FRESH FISH .ANu
GAME all che season through. tiie me geaiclnal
roncrtses Of the water (eing stmilsr 30 TIE Green
Hrirr White), the fishing, hunting, boating.
bathing, and the moderate charge for board, po,ns
n ni,a ~ one OF the most desirable places In tis
country for family TO spend The summer. :"
For any Further snf9rnasoRn; aGpElys e le Pro
Giles county, va.
'h s JOHN TYLER, -:
post-ofice box 2sa. Richmond Va.
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EOR RENT, SUIT OF DESIRA-@ sa
IL BILE ROOMS on Main between Ninth I'LL
and Tenth streets. II desired they will be rented
singly. Apply to
n (IRIJRBS u WlLIJAMS.
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SEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
.t sss oniE PEOPEK NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. - =
49," SLOAT d ADDIEGTON
W1 tdS Gary street. near Fourteenth.
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TOR NORFOLK, FORTS-ft1aii
II MOUTH, AND ALL Reg ULAR =
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIVER.--Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
..nIl John SYL YES TIE b, . 4
s,i, a Captain 2. @. CLIFFORD, fsst
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the asoye-name
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, andFRl
DAYS, at SIX O'CLOCK a.. H., and returns on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS l,fH ,3E1i
: Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time TO cor |.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and poins
North 81 .siis Gi2 re Il
Trains leave City Point for Pet rsSurg on arrts
: Fare to Norfolk, %. SO. s... : ~. ..l,l 5.
= ffrHi - is.si ~ FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Saeirdays.
from II NJ. to- 81 2. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on james
river, at Unreasonable rates. ~.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.it,:f ~. {
Freights for Way-landings must be pre-paicsBi
ae tai' -. " } c..} 81 once. steamers wharf,
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2 Sssis by w. Goddin, Austioncer,
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets.

MISERABLE LOT ON THE WES 81,
AND CHARITY STREETS, ADJoIEINiGr THE -
MALE oRPHAN ASYLUM, FoR "a sA The , re-
--Will be sold NJ arcsion o 1s1o 81
ose is p. NJ. he FOREGOING LOT, having mont
feet and depth fs saiance at four and
,.,t nnths FOR negotiable notes, interest aqoeo
secured by a deed OF trust w. S SHct'oneer. =
nv 20 1H-S.----
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BY Grubbs &;Williams, ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ofreot- befvcen Main and BANK

,,,oS ssttH $3.50 ss--Ji!1ili -. :
.HOuSE. AND, LOT, AT. THE N0kI II.I
TY-sE Even FIST ssTTiRsEETs At AucTIoN;;; s91
TUESDAY June T. at O'Clock I'M; We s W 10.
upon the premises the HOtSE ana LII y, M
as above II embraces brick dwelling with tuLc
rooms. and framed additions with three otne
rooms. The lot Is ~ by feet 49,, !,
. Ths situation Is convenient 10 tue Doch anu
ufacturing establishments - ths4at a'f.'t' 2
TERMS: At sale. ,,-r,,,,,;sa u,,rrIAMs
40 ''Sf ---.-% Auctioneers.
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I PoRTANT9 TO WESTERN as1s /,
/ ssr8 9rttS 2s' csHIPPERS. I. 80. ~ r.se.S
THE PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT oMrPANy
4 t,y6 1iffiI i To AND Thee ~ jif4g''S 1
BALTIMORE AND ONO RkIbRoAD .
"a c6MPANY's, TR'ouGH LINE TO ~ ;.

offer superior Inducements to- shippers Of To-
BA eco, WHIskEY, BACON CANDLES &c.
to and from the West at low rates, quick time,
and less handling than eny other line. .
ALI western and eastern. bound freight delivered
to and received from on board the cars Of the Bal
timore and Ohio RaiIroad Company at, Locust
Point saving transfer by drays and exposure to
weather In Baltimore. u! ~ tt.t:lH t5 49,, :.
Through bills of lading given on all shipments
by HAYYEYS & WILLIAMS,
my IL i.;Hstbs Agents.
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THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER,

put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua.
iities ms when drank at its fountain head. Is KEEP
for sale at the weli-known houses Of Messrs. PUR'
nj. A. & c. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va.
and WOODRUFF l. Co., Lynchburg, Va. who will
furnish pamphlets containing letters Of eminent
the wonderful cures effected by these waters.
my Il-flJy9
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DILL DELPH IA, RICH SsEFA
SHIP IINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
Adv EE k.-Steamers N OFF o EK j. w.
EYLJasMAN, and j. s. GREEN, composing this
Iine, viii leave Richmond every MONDAY and
THU RSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, at u o'c]ock
III. Freight received every day Sundays except
cd) at the Company's freight-house on the Dock.
Freights taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, &8. Up. PORTER,
..-., go ls.zgsefsaLa Agent at Richmond,
Office No. 2a25 Dock street.
-'..."-lE t.t' WIN. p. CLYDE q CO., 81,
~ Hh@f- n lEs j Agents at Philadelphia,
-.g. az ,:giv Offices No. IL South wharvea, :
fe is r., E, and No. Ii North wharves.
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RICHMOND AND PErERsBuEa a.R. Co.,}

~ RICHMOND AND PErERBUK1 4 n. Co.,l
RICHMOND. April - 1870. s;
THE TRAINS, OVER THIS ROAD
III run as follows 49,
Leave Richmond A. a:4sA "A. M. and $50 r. M.,,yt
Freight and Accof,niod ton train, with passen.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily at
4. M, and Petersburg dsi'y at $40; A. NJ tsun-
:, The s:is A. Ill train win NOT leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:os =. IL. train Will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. S3e 1870 -
Passengers for Norfolk win tske the 80 p. NJ.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked.
through. ~ ~ ftt5s8 ~ ~. 9 sitfss -
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
vii vii In saR Ts on M MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ana
: Leave clover Hin i. . A. NJ. connecting at
Chester With the accommodation train. Fassen-
gers returning Will take the $50 z. NJ. train COM
meeting at Chesterw With the coal train. 2
.iT fEp EafEs.f iassI THOMAS 81. WYENE,
nap2s so vaf ~ 5Supefintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-03
BY Grubbs 6 Williams, .usazsi |
Real Estate Agents and AuctionceIs,
Elevnnfk street. between Maln anu DahA' !

rzRAME DWELLING. ON THE WEST 81!
SinE or TWENTY-FOURTH BETWEESMtS
CLAY ANDLEIGI STREETS, l Rgm Sale On A ehe
!,.o,, ises nm wEpNESDkYthe LIST Of June. Mt
nn'elock +. NJ, the. FRAMED DWELLltMG 10 10
Gated as above described: The mouse nss t sn
s"nn,a and basement, with kitchen Win Two
rooms. The lot fronts % feet on Twenty-fonrtn
street and runs back l2e feet to an alley IN COM
mon twenty feet wide. ~ ~ ,''E sf'tit p 5'i
TERMS: At sale. ,r,s a x,,IJ.1.Ns
AuctioncerS,