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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-12
AUCTION saLEs-This Day.
BY James N. Tay:er,
Real Estate Agent and Adctioneer,
Office No. 81 Main street.

rRusTEE'S SALE OF A LOT. IN
MARKS ADDITION TO THE TOW y OF
MANCHESgER, AT AICTlON:-By ViTtt'c :, o. :, q
liam Fortune to me as trustee, to secure he raT-
ment of a certain sum therein mentioned tbelns
The balance dine for the purchase OF the lot the
a .t "f Joseph Marx, deceased default liav Ing
seen made IL the paymen sna n nng rSGni 81 s1
s,u ,,r11cced TO sell on TUESDAY. July Il. 1910
At ats O'clock p. NJ. on thu premises the LOT, ds,
.crihed In said deed being 1ssisnaied rs lot No.
M,nchestrr and near The inter cCtior ct thr re
ter sburg turnpike with lIui street fronting ~
feet on side Of Hull street, G"h running i'.a
lG5 feet q. 3. :. go. !
TERMS Cash for cnur-h tn pay 'he opt 'nI
expenses Of sale. anu 'l,' balance a -"ch 'io %
may be agreed upon nc ',e =, !? %.,i,i. rr,-:.s.
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VARIETY SPRINGS Val be opened for
Y the reception OF visitors IN The FIRST OF
JULY. They lie fifteen miles west Of Stauat3 On
directly on the Chesapeake a"d ohio rallrnan' lne
VERY fine consisting Of chslybeatc, alum, all
hc.iinp and sulphur. Mouutain scenery grand.
Mrsi.. aud other :musemcnt3. Bathing in heal1ng
water gratis. , mo, 49,
TERMS: t.ne month. $40; per week, slai per
day ~. Children under twelve years ana SER
u"nv,,s half nrice. L. & Vi. BURRUSS.
20 ne ON proprietors.
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T ARGE AND T.,Ji -...t.;. isi.2'. hS-
TATE /, % '.f -. ~ 1>, : !.
BURG, AND TItf U3JE ~ >.@i:!tH.t.. Int.
SAhE.-lu The snit VI - .Ds.l':' G''ss.| han'i
triX and ais, dGpii u ~. ;rcc.t .',,t II the
il was. snong "thUr thaa, ,i.cr-''.- III VS.:
1t Eelng aam,tTF 49, ::I I ~ '3 cEso OF
died seized aDd posses "lti %" ltcceao" .or the
payment OF his deDt., aul .'1 It oald &c to the
Interest Of AL parties that ~ ne DC now =, S1ia
REAL EsTRTE whereof the sac Robert ander:
and parcels, and at such times and Pl+ces, AS the
commissioners who may execute TINS 'tccree may
deem best Th the sale be n:ate a,t rirt tnriy
the city of Richmond and one printed In the city
OF Norfolk. and pasted at the courthouse doors %
the respective cities and counties In when Tue
real estate to be sold is. upon te following terms
A sufficient sum in cash to pay the expenses ofthe
sale the balance to be paid In 6, IL aud 10 onth,
equal instalmens, each to bear interest from the
day Of sale, the purchasers to execute bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable to the CONF
missioners for their respscdtlv. n S 5s under
signed, appointed special commissioners 10 exc
cute this uecree. will sell the toliQwing property
in the town Of York State OF pirginiH oyer y ".
WHARF right on the river shore Also the fol-
lowing FARMS adjoining the town, and yeIy
to- toi SorfoiS, Richmond, and Bali imore; french
farm, $50 acres PIG EON 'QUaRTFE farm. 100
acres VAN buren, farm, lilo acres HUB
BARD'S farm. 90 acres ROWE farm; 40 acres !
ELLIOTT'S farm, IL acres; MONETT'S farm,
60 acres GRIFFIE'S WtCDBAND 80 acres.
Also eight or ten LOTS in the city of Williams
burg, State of Virginia, well situated. some of
them having houses on them Also one HOUSE
ANDIOT, and one LOT, In Sor:olB city OH Cum
berland street.
: The sale OF the above property viii be made
privately by the commissioners Th.uevcr thcy re-
c-ive n fair offer far any portion Thereof. II not
sold privately before october goth. that heing
ork county cour.. day, then al of such property
~ i'll be put up 10y the said commissioners before
the court house door in the town OF York.
The PROPERTY in williamsburg will be sold on
the lOTu DAY OF OCTOBER, ut the court house
door In that city, ii not sold privately before that
time.
The Norfolk City property will be sold on Che
PREMISES the 25TlI DAY OF OCTOBER, Ii not
sold before That time privately by the commits
sioners. -.. s- .
Persons Wishing to purchase Will find good ho:
tel In Yorktown, and George w. Greenwood will
show the property. In Williamsburg purchasers
can apply, and persons wishing to k.Dw more
can write t. Robert A. Bright, ESQ.,, Williams
burg Va.
the above property privately after thirty days
have nassed from tho first publication OF this In q
Richmond and Nor:olk paper.
.' JOHN T. SEAWELL.
TAZEH ELL TAYLOR,
je l7-3Ot RO.sEiT A. BRIGHT.
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Fly w. Goddin,
pnal Esta1n 4 cont and uGLlnnner.

TWO FRAMED TENEMEN rs ON
L MARSHALL AND VALLEY tFETH FOR
SALE At AtCTION.-WIll be sold ut auction,
on the premises, in the order advertised on
sIUESDAI the nth July $50 nj r. o,cigGE K.
ihr north side of Marshall between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets: having three rooms.
i ls0. the FRA MED TENEMENT No. dis, ON Tic
cast line of Valley bctw cen Marshall and Clay
streets having seven rooms. These tcnemcnts
are located In Il part Of the city where such pro-
pcrty commands fair rents.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance mt four,
eight. and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by n trust deed.
iy IL W. GODDIN, Aucti0ncer.
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AUCTION gALEs-Fnture Days.
By Hill &c Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 1909 Main street,

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, an EXCEL
II LENT SMALL FARM, two hundred yards
from Tomahawk station. Richmond and Danvillc
roiiroad containing NTSET Y-FIVE ACRES
GTtv cleared and Of fine soil i; balance heavily
wooded. The improvements arc frame house
with ten rooms barn. stable, &c. There Is an OK
cejlent orchard of choice. selected fruit on the
place. The farm Ia well watered and enclosed.
Price low and terms accommodating.
49, - HILL q GDDDIN,
Real Estate Agents,
ivacoE3t No. 1903 Main street.
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BY Grubbs K Williams, AuctloEeers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS
J. ON THE SOUTH SIZE OF LEIGH STREET
Is STWEEN BROOK AVENUE AND HE Ny
July. ut S O'Clock =. NJ, We will Sell upon !!c
premises TWO FRAMED TtNEMFSiS ;. stu.
ated above-.one of them being AZ Lie soutlieast
corner of Leigh and Henry s0reet5.
They have three rooms each, and are suitable
AZ t. f. '''i' u '''"'' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND AM PETERSBURG K. K. Co.,
.."'. RICHMOND. April n 1870.
{NUE TRAINS OVER This ROAD

HICuMOND n. IU-,
..... ~. RICHMOND. April u 1870.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
i run as follows:
Leave Richmond At :: 4S A. ii. and $50 T.. ii.
leave Petersburg at 10 4. NJ. and 1905 =. VI.
Freight and A Accommodation train, with passeu.
ger ear attached viii leave Richmond daily ats
4. N, and Petersburg daily 1T $50 A. NJ. (sun-
days excepteG). 49,.
The 345 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, aud the 1906 z. "a. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the $50 r. N:
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
Leave Glover Hin at 7 A. NJ, connecting A.
Chester with the accommodation train. PasSen-
gers returning viii take the $50 r. M. train con-
meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS X. WYESE,
an Superintendent.
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ROCKBRIDGE BATHS"

A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT IN ihh
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
for iuyaIlds and pleasure-seekers. me mi,r I
frnm Goshen depot, Chesapeake and ONO rail-
,nnJ tl,.y, n miles from Lexington, virginia.
Accessible by double daily line OF stages through
The worlIi-renowne.i GOSHEN PASS.
The scenery Is the grandest and most plcturestIu
IL America ,., ,
The buildings have been newly painted and
oth+rw ise improved. ,,,,
The table WIN be supplied with every delicacy
Of The season. ~ -, ,.
Psrti,s In search of health or pleasure m ny rest
assured that every effort will be made 10 please
aud accommodate. r,,,, ,,
saw that hey h we been highly recommended ny
General X. i. Lee, General III. A. Wise, Governor
John / ctcncr w. +. Filchie, Esq ana many
other persons If note. The principal proptiLeS
of the wafer consist of iron. maEnesla, ioGlne-
aud sodi There Is prnhabiy water In virginia SO
positive direct, and pnlpabl- in It's eects on l'5
female system Under It's influence the d1Sturneu
balances OF the female organizations are adjusted
and arranged hy that good rnd mercifni directofS
The benefits of whose dispcnsrt0r we are ailoweu
to en- 10Y. but seldom appreciate, ana never uhocr
TERMS 81 per day, $50 per week $40 per month.
pitt i. BROWN. Proprietor,
Late Proprietor of Jarratt,: iio'ei,
Ia TuS FIw Petersburg, Va.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. saI Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
l. LAND, ON TIIIRTIETH STREET BE
TWEEN NJ AND STREETS, IN THAT PART
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND CALLED
SHUTDOWN. AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of II
deed of trust executed March 25 1867, by Calvin
Green to Eaton nance, trustee TO secure two
bonds for 1850 EACH also another bond for $500,
all dated March IS 1857 and bearing interest from
date default having been made In the payment OF
said bonds, and being required so to do by the
beneficiary In said deed. l. substituted trustee,
win offer for sale at puzzle auction en- SATUR-
DAY the Odd day Of July. 1870, mt o'clock Z. NJ,
the LOT described In said deed rs follows:
Accommodating on north conner of A. Heaney's
estate Thirtieth street; running along said
Thrteth street north 40 feet more or less TO the
line OF Thomas Cowly's estate; thence ut rigat
angles along said line east LOO feet to the lot be-
longing to Mrs. T.. Yarbrough's estate; thence at
right angles along said line sOnth 100 feet more or
less to A. meanley's estate thence ut right angles
west 100 feet to the beginning"
On the said lot Is a BRICK DIV ELLING with
six rooms, brick kitchen with two :oou:S and 4
well of excellent water.
TERMS Cash enough to defray the expenses Of
sale and discharge the amount payable upon said
bonds, aud Ii there be any residue. or said pltr-
chase money, upon such terms rs will be made
known on day of sale. n. i. COFFER,
Substituted Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
tionecr. jy II
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.
II n,tf IN

III
Is BATH COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE-
SORT will be open u receive visitors June l,
1870. 1t is eituated ten miles from Millboro'
Depot of The Chesapeake and Obi" rsilroad. and
immediately on the best aud most direct stage
road leading from thtl railroad to The warm, hot
and Healing Springs.
The waters arc tonic, deoDstruent, Alternative.
and astringent, and Enjoy wide reputation 1sr
the cure or all cut ,lI.nt's diseases, ScrO1Gla,
rhrnnic dtarrhma. cnronic thrush, dyspepsia,
nervous debility, &C., aud are especially noted
as remedial agent for those ailments peculiar 10
the female constitution.
The prop ietoT Is now prepared t. offer unusual
inducements t5 both iGy:liiS Ard peasrre-SCekers,
rs he has reliIcd AMI fnrn'7i.t HE rooms or the
large hotels aud hand 'mc colt, Y"a in sly Ia snpe-
rior in poin, OF elcgan". ,ni comfort to those at
any o. Ill. Virginia ::t'rIucs
Those wishing IT, Setuc, . rti,i"e ~ cottages OF
rooms would ,ln we'll p. PET early, as arrange
ments are now being m Is + L" season..
Fer circulars, SC, Git .... j.. ih,ornAIion. sd
dress t'f'. III ia Ift,
Proprietor 80. an Springs, Va
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4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED WATERlSG.rhACh
viii be open for visitors on the 2oTli Ju M r-o,
The stage meets the up morning Ir;ilh rom
Richmond n. ,Jctersville on Tuesdays, thursdays
ana saturdays and on intermediate days WHEN ,in
notified. Fare to Sprngs and return (rohha-''lP
BOARD pcr month of twenty. eight days. si' no
Board per I'd
Children and servants, half price.
Parties preferriug to furnish their own bed hheh'
towels lights. &C., 1886 per month. ,,,,
ro,tn,'tn " ~ GILES A. MILLER,
wv Proprietor,
Jetersvile post-oflice, hmeIiS, va. or
,o,c ood,st Richmond. Va.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent au" Auctioneer.

J1XECUTRTX'S SALE OF VALUA-
IL BILE LOT AT THE CORNER OF BIRD,
JFFFERSON, AND BELTIDt RE STREETS
Al tho rcnucst of the eXacutrlX OF the late W. Ii.
Davis, shall sell at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th Of July, 1870, II O'CLOCK Z.
Joining the residence of Mrs. Pitcher. having a
front on the west lInc of Jefferson street OF 80 rect
front of 100 feet on the north side Of BYRD street
- font of s5 feet on the east line of Bclviderc
street and front Of 80 feet on the east Hue OF IN
aIlev ten feet wide and depth OF 10 feet on The
line separating lot No. rom lot NO :.
eisht months, bearing interest, properly secured
iy w. GD:ri,IN, AucriOncrr.
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BY Lee " GodnlD, ~
Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Agents, *
No. Ills Main street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, on TUES
r DAY, July T. 1870. at o'clock 7. NJ. one
Of the most valuable RETAIL GRNGERl
STANDS in Richmond, on the corner Or tcna9le
and Nosby streets, ut the intersection OF the Me-
Gainesville turnpike.
Also n DIVE TLISG-lIHUSE adjoining, con-
taIning five rooms fronts p feet on Fenaoie
street, running back III feet: u,,
ing abcv.-Sere rooms every convenience. for Il
1n6tcra1si1ed rally, srl5ndid snring IN Inc
yard. re.tcS stab" and carriase-house, kitchen,
wood and coal-house, garden IN rear, so by 1876
feet choice peach trees and grape. vines, yard
we'll set with shrubbery. Itwil he sold rs a whole
TERMS: One-third cash: balance a. one and
two wears with interest added trust deed to secure
the deferred payments. Half of the taxes a!la IN
'u' "''> LEE & GOnElN,
Two AI,ctiOH""rS.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK. q GRfsT. and PLASTER MILLS;
ROLLERS, FURGINGS, CASTINGS o. IRON
or BRASS; MILL GEAkING, &c. t-.@
ENGINES and SAW-MIl.LS Of various szes
always on hand.
old engines, &C., repaired and sold ON commits
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars. .....s.-.-,,ta
deA WILLIAM e. TANNER i co.
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nor RENT, welI-arranged G==9
T. FRAMED DWELLING. northeast cor Ell
ner of / eigh and Second streets, containing tISht
rooms with kitchen, stable, &c. Possession inn
mediately.
Also a desirable r W O-STORY BRIG TX
DIV Filling on the south side of Marshall street
between Henry and smith, with seven rooms.
Possession given AZ once. - ~
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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DOUND-TRIP TICKETS,

10
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET. RrD
SWEET ROCkBRIDGE ALUM, HOT. iIFt,
ING. WARM, and BATH ALUM SPRINGS AMI
hUCkBk1DGE BATHS. Good for ten lay,'
Also,
EXCURSION TICKETS
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SARATO.
GA, and LAKE GEORGE, at low rates.
j. f. SETUERLAND.
~ S-tl5At General Ticket Agent
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE,

On and afler MONDAY. July 18th Instant Tire
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN will leave In,
depot corner Broad and Eighth streets. AT In.
stead of 80 p. NJ, rs heretofore.
}. Il. GENTRY,
~ at General Ticket Agent
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.11,1Mrn s,Ea0RTs.

,1I1I ram FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH "a Ia.
LIZ LIZ L M n ssITr,PHCll SPRINGS; VA, two
miles from the Goshen, n drH miles west OF
ana ONO trtv miles from the Gretllhrier " hte
S,,,,r Sn1ines and within AN easf rays journey
Of Bai ama TnrTT;nSdhburr. Va.
n Ta Climate is delightful, saluhrious, and invi-
eoratihg;; cl Is now open !rr visitors. The hotel
,cnnmm rod.ffinus are COCO. Good ballroom music
Js In attendance.
n,,ot to this place. and ihC'"is also daily 1lbe
running between the Cold sulphur Springs anu
the Rockbridge Alum spri">, "ily seven miles
Rates Of board Per day, N; per week. $40 :;
pJ, v s.oni" s''' i II. GoODLOE.
TREDERICKSHALL.- Ihis we'll known
place situated Within "a ,,tc and Ohio ~ rail-
road where there is telegraph aud post-ofice; 10
for RRa.UEns h TINS rs Rhg 1a md
and the mountains. Persons ltv ng IN Richmonn
and wishing place their families In the county,
an oppnrtpnIty OF visiting Them frequently AMI
cheaply Will ind this to he very desirable pace,
There are two with
messenger ears attached. tickets for three months
can be obtained Of the Chcsa':ake and mo RAJ
road Company for sls. en,l'ling the holder ~, 70
travel on the road to and fr IN Richmond to this
place as often as he plel:cs.
TERMS: $40 per month; ci,'re a,i unuer ,~e ecr
years of age anu color servants, &i'. " hsc sci
wants cannot be taken. ,n,s
je 2S-1m y. w. hAhhIS.
HEOJ7NTA1N-TOPH OUSE.-This we'll
wi known place of summer resort Situated In
Rocksh Gap on the Blue Eidge mountain mt Tis anu
ncake and ohio railroad, having been newly re-
lifted with entirely new and elegant furniture, Is
now open forihe reception Of visitors.
The air at MNUHThIN-Turi is always remark
ably cool with fine FRI estone and chalybe
water and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the above pro-
perty, will spare no pains to make their guests
comfor table.
Guests will be conveyed to and from the DEPOT
free of charge. Address
A tnn depot
ieaa-em Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA

OPEN MAY Il. 1870.
This favorite and cciebr-',,d WATERlN G-
rLk CE Is now In complete Order for the recep-
ton OF guests.
Some important improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor and 1t Is
his purpose to keep IL In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal ana curative power
Of the water is well known t. the medical profess
sion and to the springs-gons public. AS an Ii.
TERhTIVE, T. pfFFUSlVE ~i1MULhNT and
TONIC, there is no known mineral water equal
to it. In all an:rmic conditions OF the system and
orOken-dowu states OF the constitution, loss Of
appetite, and general nervous frustrat1on, Its
powers and virtue ~ a restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without % known rival amongst
the mineral waters 81 the world ..:
They are especially indicated in the whole class
Of ailments peculiar TO the fem aleconsttfution.
The proprietor will hive provided for the lawns
and ballroom first class band of music ana
In general all the sources 81 amusement and re-
ere 1t on usually found at our hest summer resorts
win be at the command Of the guests at "fOCh-
BRIDGE ALUM" 80.
The place is within elev.'t :" thirteen hours OF
Richmond, WASHINGTON, Baltimore, &C, by rail /;
all in daylight. Passengers c.;"e the cars OF the
Chesapeake and chic railroad at Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stagc-c. IA hes, passing ra-
pidly over smooth and t''i road of only eight
miles, SET down the visitors at the springs to tea
Telegraph Office In the hotel. - =
JAMES 4. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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BY Cook X Laughtna. Auctione&fs,
corner Governor ard Franklin Streets

By Cook X LaugGtnn. Auctione&fs,
corner Governor ard Franklin streets.
ENERh AS X L VI ~, "
Or Tor1-EHnI = -F.;RyTTURE Al AUG
TION.-THI3 D.. II ~ o'clock VIC VIII c Sc, az
our aurti IN rooms IN ns-..rtmcnl of lioUof--
HOLD FURNTTUGi., consisting %
One OAK CHAMBER SUIT, with marnie Top
pieces. and WAK!'H0hF:
WALNUT and CDTTAGh DEl,S h-AD@'
HAIR and SHlTCK MhTIkE-SE,
Sets of BUESTERS and PjLLOMS
CANEand WUOD-SEhT CHAIRS,
OFFICE DESKS aud CHAIRS,
MATING,
WINDOW SHADES
REFRIGERATORS,
WATER-CO0LER5, ,,,Eu
CHOKING-3TOVES and MIXTURES,
TIN SAFES. LOUNGES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHH.fS,
BUREAUS. .-,,.,,,u
WAnDROBES, and WASuSTANDS.
DINING and KITCHEN TABLES &C;
TWO AuCtioneers.
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AND DANVILLE RAIL,
IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SiuInIII-E.

~ iJH MONr AND DANtlLLE RAIL,
IA ROaD.-"ASSENGER SCHEDULE:
GOING SOUTH: -,,Lyncnbqrs ana DanYilIr ps,.
sengers leave Hichmond daily Except Sun!a "a
al a:I5 a. NJ; leave Burkevlle daily (eycept San.
days) at l L. NJ; arrive AZ Danvlle daily tt,.
CAPT Surdays) &. $50 L. ID. THROUGH MAJ,
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at 70
J.. "a; lesyes Dangille dsily 1T It's T.. "a. srriyu
&C Greensboro daily at AIS A. d..
GOING NORTH.-l.yEchburg and DAnyillc pae.
seugtrs leave Dany!lfe daily except SEntaysl Il
T:4o A. Is, leave 8urXeyile daily Except SUI.
daysj at l z. M; arrive at Richmond daily
Except Suudays) Ut ATOP. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS ieates Greensboro daily at II;
y. NJ. leaves Danville daily at 1857 z. H. n.
rives st Richmond daily 1T 7:20 A. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Danviile Passenger Train
connects ut EurEevllle with the trains on he
Soulrside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, LyncL.
bGrg, aud u! stations on tile Sonthside and vir.
2lMiA ana Te,mesSee railroads, Bristol, khoa.
vile, :'altoe, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
aud ali important points South ani Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
ut Greenghoro' with the Trains the North .gar,-
lima read for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta "a.
yannah, MEcon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., Sc;
and at Richmond with The Richmond, Frederick.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Quo, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING Ch;sS ani GHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through. expr,.y
train. THOMAS UDDAMEhb,
jyl superintendent;
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zplCdGOND AMI IVhh III In
IA RAILROAD LINE-FOE BALTIMORE,
TIE NgETF,. AID observation-disclosures
GE SCjTuUl.E-- DAILY thXGEpT Sun.
DAYS.. SSENGER SCHEDULE
p.scsTger3 Tor Baltimore ana points North
viii take tn. passenger .ran from the ,ir-
POI Of the RichiaonG and yors River Rairoat :.
Richriond DAILY Except S,mdays) ut 3:lS p ~.
for West Point, where thcy tao tie 'ast AMI
elegant steamers STATE OF ylRGIEIt, |ty-
tain >, ". FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP KEYBoLD, both OF which have b rn
ne~ly fitted out with splendid accommodates
for pas: engcr5- reaching baltimore the following
morning n time h. connect with the trgirs Tor
Philadelphia, New YORK, and the Wet iclurn-
Ing, tne poats leave pier No. 2, LIgn-Strrrt
wharves, jlet below Pratt street l}aIilIGnr,,
DAILY except Snndaysl at ! O'CLOCK y. S.,
passengers arriving III kiCh0onh at $40 4. M.
the following day, III time ~ connect with t,e
exortas tTaiu on The Richmons npt :.vszr,'G rlf.
road for Daaviile ana All points on Thai roan;
Greensboro: salisbury. Charlotte, r., ". G.:
Colunlb8, Y. &. and AL points South aud With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line of that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN lcayes Richmond dsiIy
at 3:l5 7. NJ. Leaves West Point daily "A. ~. 4.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills Of lading given 70 promincR.
points. THOMAS DODkMEAD,
jy4 Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-12

Y,O TOBACCONISTS- nre prepared
TO make in the best manner sn sizrs CT
FLATTEEING MILLS, SINkERSt asT
SINkERS PLATES. etc, at short notice and on
reasonable. terms. We should be pIcl5ei u have
call from all In want.
PALMER T. TURIN,
mhlo 1919 Main street.