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AND YORK RIVER

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LINE-F0R BALTIMrRtJ
THE NORTH, AND EORTHWEST-CHAHGE
or SCHEDULEf-DAILY EXCEPT SUN
DAYs).-On and after THURSDAY, April ?'th
the PASSENGER SCHEDULE will be run .,
follows: Passengers for Baltimore and po,no
North win take the passenger train from the nc.
pot OF the Richmond and YORK River E1iho't -
Richmond DAILY except Sundays ST 3:l1 Z. III
for West Point, where they tsss gre 'ass anu
elegant cleaners STATE OF VIRGINIA, C'l-
tain i. w. FnEnaAN, Or ADMIRAL. taptain
PHILIP REYBoLp, botn OF which have meu
newly fitted out with splendid aecomin"tial9Ls
for pas engers-reaching Baltimore the Ioliowhs
morning in time 60 cunuect with tbs trains tot
PhiiadefHhia, Few York, snd the West. sssaIa a;
Ing, the boats leave per Nc. : h p.a,i,Snrc
DAILY Except sunaayss - o,clees ,a T, II a.
the fnliowing day, In time 70 connect mhn .ne
express traiu on the Richmond zna DSnyfi'e tan
road for Danyille. aud ALI, points On ihSt ress
greensboro! safssburX Charlotte, &c, N. 2 ;
Columbia s. n and al points South. N,
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Rtchmond asii!
nc s:l5 r. NJ. Leaves West Point daily % a. d.
Fretgho received and forwarded promptly, anu
through bilis of isding given e pr9mm,nsh'
points. - ssf THo1tAS UonaArS,
nps7 superintendent.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES (SUNDA1
lP. d. EXCEPTEDl TO THE NORTH, East,
AND WEST, OVER The BAVOKITE ROUTE
VIA AQUA CREEK-THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.--The TuR OUCH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot cornsf
OF Byrd and Eighth streets at1I. Is A. MfandsNP:
M. Sunday at IL .1only), ID skiing close and
reliable Connections with THE WASlilHGIGN
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with trains
Tor THE GREAT EORTtiWEST.
Cars 1ttcd up with SPLENDID, REELlNlNu
CHAIRS, for which no charge ismade.
The elegant and colnmodious steamers on Tue
Potomac river stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATioS# TRAIN between
Richmond aud Acquia creek leaves the depot cor
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets daily SUNDAY.
exceptedl at 4 Z. n, and arrives In Richmond 81
8.<6 4. NJ.
Through tickets TO all principal points North aud
West. a., =,
.'or further Information and Tor through tlckGI
North sppIy at the Office corner Broad and Eighth
streets and for through tickets 10 all points Scr'h
and West apply at the ticket ONCE corner bytd
N mo IS j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket gent.
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lei By Cook q Lxughtohy Aucsioneers,
corner or Governor and franklin streets

corner 81 Governor and Franklin streets. q
TOBACCO FIXTURES, 'sTEAM-EN-
Il CINE. TOBACCO, &C., At AUCTION.-Tn
WEDNESDAY the 18th instant ut o,ciockP p
NJ, we Will sell at the factory No. zoos Main Pc
tween Twentieth and Twenty-h streets,
y ! FQUR.HORSE-POWER STEAM.EN6lsEs
:. I TOBACCOsCUTTER 1924"
! STEM-CRUSHER, ...
PRESS and FIXTURES
/ lot STOVES. sIFTERs, and sHOvELs; o.,
/ PLATFORM SCALES. ... ..i
TABLES and BASKETS o,s,,-
lot FINE SMOKING TOBACCO, In eiRi''-
ounce bags, ETC., etc. ~ =, ,,r,
.Adyantageous arrangements may be maoe Pr
vately for the whole before the day Of sale Al;
COOK g. LAUGHTON,
nvaA., r o-NT AuctioBeerf. =
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rs,O THE WORKING .CLAss.-We mr.

ITW THE WORKING CHASING are
l. now prepared to furnish all classes with con.
slant employment at home the whole of the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable, Persons Of either sex easily earn
from soc. 10 Is per evening. and proportional
sum by deyoting their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly as much as men.
dress. and test the business, we make this unpa-
ralleled offer To all such as are not well salts.
fed we will send 81 70 pay for the trouble OF
writing. Full particulars, valuable sample
which Will DO to commence work on, aud a copy
Of The Peoples Literary CompGnion-one Of the
largest and best family newspapers pubjished-ali
cent free by mail. Header, If you want perma-
ueut, profitable work, address
4. G. ALLEN d CO., /
NH I'D .w6sW3m Augusta Me-
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By Grubbs Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Aeeh1,
Eleventh between Main and Bank SUI ee's'

Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh between Main and Bank s'f e''''
GALE OF LOTS ON n STREET AT
= AUCTION -on FRIDAY the s.n Hotn nn DAY .S Hs
iayises n LOT on the north side of N street. ex-
lending from Thirty Thirty w t DIT street.
fronting 2ea feet and running back 100 Iees; N
THIRTY fourth streets, 50 by 1870 feet. :
These lots are worthy the attention OF persons OF
They viii be sold as whole or sub-divided, as
may be desired. i.5p.t .-'a'.f ..'E "''''.'
TERMS: At sale. ~
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers'
. Postponed on account of the rain until TUE
DAY, oath May, ut same hour.
Postponed on account OF the rain until SATUR-
DAY. 18th May, at same hOnr. ! : :. 80. ~.
my2s era .. GRUBBS WILLIAMS
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ENVELOPESs AND z Alp Il R.---Fuli
IA stock At .,.4.,n ELLisOA d TArL0RA
no sdioining Dsspases Baildir
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STRAWBERRY FEAST.-The LADIES
- OF BROAD-sTREET METHODIST EPISCO,
PAL CHURCH will open STRAWBERRY
FE6ST in the eciure room THIS EVENING. and
1uvite their friends to visit them. my Att
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i CARD.-The j. s. ROBERTSON nomi-
"A mated for Justice, Monroe Ward on the Radi-
cal ticket, is not j. i. ROBERTSON, butter, lard,
and poultry dealer, stall No. Il, vegetable market,
New Market. lie offers for sale q large quantity
or GOOD MOUNTAIN BUTTER at CSC. per
pound and Is receiving daily by express and
otherwise choice FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER
from choice diaries in the counties surreun ding
Richmond, which he Gfers ct low prices, and war
rants! Call and see him. - 1919 :. ~
Stall No. II, vegetable market, .
my et-d* New Market, Shockoe HUI
xNnnING- NAuDa RprNrEn. "A On
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NOTICE.-TO MY FRIENDSc"R II,
~ AND The PUBLIC AT LARGE. HSggsssA
have opened Gymnasium Hall, on FrankIl1 be-
tween EignIh and Ninth streets, as HIRING and
The best care VIII be paid 10 board horses and
vehicles. Having hadeighteen years. experience,
feel thas can give satisfaction to all who M ~
give me their patronage. - 49, - = :
my 2o-let WILLIAM ii. SUTHERLAND.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE AND

.- RICHMOND AND DANYILLE AND 4
PIEDMONT RAILROADS, <
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
=. RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1870. J. ~
FOR ICE.-Proposals will
Il be received for supplying the offices and trains
OF this company with ICE for the present season.
Bidders Will state the price per pound at WHICH
they will furnish the quantity required TO be dell.
gcred daily throughout the season. Security Will
be required for the faithful performance OF the
contract. ........... r.- ..-s =
ANY information desired can be obtained Of the
undersigned THOMAS DODAMEAD,
nv COW 0,. Superintendent.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Y. X. Co.,
ISL. +. ..1s, RICHMOND. April 70 1870.
EHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
Il run as follows:
Leave Richmond At 3:45 4. IL. and 2:5eP. n.
Leave Petersburg at 10 A. m. and 7:o5 +. III.
Freight aud accommodation train. with passei.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily ats
a. M, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. M. (sun-
he 3:I5 a. III. train wiIlnot leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:65 =. NJ. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. '@'.f-
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 T.. ",
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
wifi run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anu
FRIDAYS.
Leave Glover Hill at A. H., connecting al
gers returning viii take the so p. d.. train con-
meeting ut Chester with the coal tI ain. -.-l.
- - - - n THOMASH. WYEEE,
an n f.' *@'' .-.. SUPERINTENDENT.
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DELIGHTFUL~ BOOKS, BY THE
DBEST AUTHORS.-Lothair; new novel; by
Right Hon. 3. Disraelli; cloth, 81: paper, 81. On
the Choice of Books; by Thomas Carlyle; soc. A
Tale for a Chimney Corner, and other Essays; by
Leigh Hunt; coo. Speeches on Public Affairs for
the last twenty years; by the Right Hon. John
Bright, NJ. p; ooc. sRt eches on Great Questions
Gdthe's Hermann and Dorothea-- transiation-tl-
lustrated: 81. History of the Caliph Vathck; by
William Beckford, Esq; si2S Tennyson's Poems
trated S. Fairfax--Life of the great Lord Fair
fax by Markham S. Thomas Hoods Whims
and Oddities; 40 original designs SOC. Dr. syn.
fax,s Three Tours In Search OF the Picturesque;
illustrated 81. The Percy Anecdotes; Volumes
$3.50. W It'll all the new and popular WORKS OF the
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CARPERTINGs, RUGS, AND DOOR
Xu,rr and MATS 3 = al, al qualities
TINGS, all qualities; a
COCOA MATT1NGS, all widths; u -.
FLOOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS, all wtftbs
WINDOW SHADES, sli qualities and styIes:
NOTTINGHAM and SWISS LACE CURTAINS!
Full stock 1boYe on hand, to be sold ut proper
prices. ,.s. t..e .sae R. p. RICHARDSON,
my Him ~ Dol Main street,
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5, f5'-fa BY Grubbs Il Williams, = '.'
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
EIpventh street bptwepn Main and Bank,

TRAME DWELLING, ON THE WEST
Il, SIDE OF TWENTY-FOURTH BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wc will sell at auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the LIST of June, at
O'Clock Z. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING located
as above described. The house has six rooms and
basement, With kitchen with two rooms. The lot
fronts Is feet ON Twenty fourth street and runs
back l22 feet to an alley in common twenty feet
wide. ..E ga. -FFr .
~ ''1 - $500 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, T.,
nv "a 'H,si.-si ,st.t.H.J Auctloncers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

pOY LOST, called CHARLES or CHAR.
~ LEY KELLY; thirteen years old; full, round,
red face awkward movement when walking. Had
on when he left small hat, round jacket mixed
pants, heavy shoes tied at the instep by strap aud
buckle. Said boy was sent to and legally appren-
phan Asylum. Philsdelphia, Pa aud disappeared
from my place Tuesday, May the 10th. Any per-
formation TO the police, will not only confer a
great favor, but will he suitably rewarded by me-
MARTIN LDUGHMANE,
Tree Hin Race-Field,
my ZS-MW&S% Henrfco county, Va.
&10 REWARD.-The above re- TEs.H
V1O ware WIN be paid upon the delivery 4fs2k
u me Of q Red STEER; very Wild and was last
seen near Brune's, on the Brook road He left m
premises on the 18th instant, ''-'
my M-3t* W. II. BRarEP
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VIHep1N1 9 Hg {Egsi 3 iS9sI a,aag.p.lr
-, INVITES lEEl E1Rs lEs As1 .AfARIhE RISKS
ASSETS BMPLGnEUHaaE gUB fN5UREB's
"a tf,D .;ffi 80 BENEFIZ,r .:ugfsss@1o,' 4
prnEcroRs. W. b. fsaass, VI. G.. Paine, IA.
Y. Stokes, Georges Palmer, 81 %. TsYdy, Parker
TasRIS, ". BicHreli a. r. Hafvess and E. q r. Z:
'sA$'t Zip. J. HkRTsooK, Prcstesns.
i: g. WMEHnY, Jr., Assistant secretary.ya,
Office, 1914 Main street. my 2l--tlJy
MUTUAL ASSURANCEsOCl or
"A '.s 'c4HAIalFf SSREb5 17 ,g4L,. ~ n
orrIcE CORNER or TEETM AND BANK STREETS
.1H515 .gT1et1 RICHMOND, VA. '%4'''s >,
This old and weliknpwn Virginia Institution In
suTes Buildings x peTPsspaMl 1F a11ss pesc
LARS insured onpfopefty pledged to make good
More Than TWO AND A, QUARTER, MIL
LIONS OF DoLLARs have been paid In losses to
Huppw sDptdS OF TWU HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND, DOLLARS "a large part OF It, for
losses during the Sar have been paid since The war
The former four-ifsns system Of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes m ade
for the benefit or the assured. t4-7lF IL 4... ~
HERBERT a.! EEAfRORNE,
. .-..--,.gsn,J. b. yDANFORTH, Secretary. Z.
Fl. d. DASFoRTH, Assistant Secretary. ,.lrf =
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, collector. N.Y.
lTHE, MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE
IZED II 1s42-THE LARGEST INSURANCE
OVER $4,000, 000.-This is an all-cash and
purely mutual eonnpany-a.o dtutdsnds to stoek-
hotders, which time an9 experience has prevent
Dividends payable at the end Of the first year
upon all policies, increasing annually through
e and o ssa eem1g IN &c
inns or to purchase additional insurance, at the
option Of the policy -holder,i regardless Of the
a av S or aHartery
:, '''' '' fr' JOHN II. IMAiB0RNF, Agent.
= Or. ]. Il. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my4
DEs'1 F1ssd N sAs Hsy vee Il sfkxsos
OFFICE OLD DOMINION 81 70 ..-.t F..
- Of s1c# 4ssSHSs e; COMPANY
of FIRE Policies on the most favorable terms,
and to make the usual accommodations for its Gus"
toners. ai.s !" j''.e ~ co. j. b. MOORE, =
DIRECTORS: ....fr t.srg,
" BENJAMIN Fl. NASH, President of the Com
p1xI 4: s. BuFoRD. President Danvil'e Railroad
'J J" RfH%y ASHER, late w. $. Donnan & Co.; i.
THOMAS POTTS, of A. Y. Stokes Il Co.;
F. E y A ESMEbSS % of HI1son ADDISON
Nv. PicKREhI. Of q: ". fiekre1i ( Co.;
THOMAS A.,BRANDgR, merchant; =
FRkNk { n sTshRNs, retired GH merchant;
J.J. WAGeONEE, Of Waegoner 4 Harvey.
SnE T. f E. s aAl&SCGsssy Of f l. rsaacs Co..
G. X. Sk1NKER, Of Hill, Bently & sklnker;
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CRHLDnEs's CARRIAGES, DE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- PHVMBENdS...tSAS.E
.~-~r-~-~-~~~~~~~ ~~~~>~~>r~~~~~~<~~~~<>~~
THE SUBSCRIBERS would inform their
i customers and the public Ut large that they
are nrnpared to 90 STEAM AND aAs-FITTING
IN Connection With their PLUMBING and TIN
BUSINESS. l,hFSf :. =, .,..L - ? L.l3 - :. AaE
:. 4 good selection ofSFAMILY TINWARE, al
ways on baud.
y IROOFING and SHOUTING done promptly.
Give IA n call ut No. 126 Main street, 81 -. i
y my i4--aw AUG. ARSEi1; JR., q co.
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CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES Tor the SLoAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. 80. ass
GLOAT 4 ADDLNGTON,
w. ieIs CARY street. uEar Fourteenth.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
HI ROAD.-CHhNGE OF SCHFDULE.-OI
aud after WEDNESDAY, December %, 1892 to
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road will be run
as follows: H. $3.50. ....
GOING SoUTu.-Lynchburg and Danville pss
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sanday'
at Sos A. M; leave Burksyiile daily Except sun
days. at l2:45 l.. M. arrive 1T Oanville daily (tN
cept Sundays) st 6:55 =. NJ. THROUGH MAI,
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at 5i
L. M; leaves DanvilIe daily at Las Z. M; arrives
1t Greensboro daily at AIS a. NJ.
GOING MISUNDERSTANDING aud D,nVlie pas
sengers leave Danvilte daily Except Snndaysl 2!
TAO 4. NJ. !; leave BurkeYille daily except sun
days) ut l2:4S j. NJ; arrive at Richmond daily
Except Sundays) at 3:5oP. 81 THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at %
p. NJ. leaves Danville daily at II 81 Z. 81. (; ar
rjves at Richmond daily at 7:2G A. NJ.
The Lynchbmrg and Danyille Passenger TralG
connects at BurkeviIle with the trains on The
Sorthside road for Petcrsburg Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and all stations on the Southsidc and Nir'
ginfa and Tennessee railroads., Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C.
and ut Richmond with the Richmond, fTeferfcks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads:
SLEEPING CABS and CHILL ESS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIIS on the through express
train. . THOMAS DODAME5p.
myS 't aA" ~. Superintendent.
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BY A. C. Pulliam, Auctioncer
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, IN TIE IL;
HILL, AND Firm tiTREETS, AT AUCTION.
In pursuance OF decree OF tho circuit court OF
Chesterfield county MAY term, ls7ol In the suit oil
William A. Phaup uS. Steers administrator, we
will proceed to sell at public auction; on t Tue
premises, on MONDAY the 3Oth day Of May, 1870,
At O'Clock p NJ, If fair, II not on the first fair
day thereafter, the valuable HOTEL PROPERTY
on the corner OF Hull and Fifth streets for seve-
raj years occupied ny Mr.. f. Gary: The I'M
provcmcnts consist OF the hotel building, with
thirteen rooms, store-room, &C.; kitchen with
four rooms, coal-hcusc, tced-room. &C.. The LOT
fronts - feet on Hull. running back on Fiith
street 49, feet to the property of r. Gary ION
Which stands stable. and may bc houShtl. :,
This Is good stand for business, or 1T a small
expense may be converted into stores, halls, &c.
In the event of the court house being moved to
Manchester, and free bridge, IL will command 4
good revenue.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: balance In ncgotta,
bic notes interest added, at SIX twelve, ana
eighteen months, and title retained until The pur-
chase money is paid
c. G.. MCRhF,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GEORGE H. BROWN. ....3 C. l.. RADwAY. .
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
" DRAFTED WHEELER u WILSON SEW
propose, In view OF our
superior facilities. to conduct our business on The
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on hand a
Iull assortment of the above celebrated Machiue,
with all the modern improvements and findings
for the same, such rs Needles, Sewing SILK. Cot
prices, tnstalments OF $40 a month. Repairs
promptly attended to. -.1 -,.rl.E +.
: GEORGE II. BROWN q CO.,
No. 739 Main, corner Of Eighth street.
AGENTS Mnnted Throughout the State. my IL
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Sale conducted by A. &. PULLLAM.

After the above, several VACANT LOTS on
Fifth street between Bainhridcc and Porter Will
I've sold OH very reasonable terms. =
my 10 A. G.. PULLihM, huctioncer.
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.0TATIONERY,-Fulia assortment al
- a ELLYHeN b xAYLoRA
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FHEI0HT OFFICE II. r, &P.R.R
RICHMOND, VA. May n. fs-o

! Y! 3
Ricnaosn, Va, Nay Il, IL ss'
tNOTN}E-The public having freight IN
~ transport dtet this road are hereby infnrmsJr
that the REGULAR freight train leaves Richmond al
up e. NJ XIV az III is a fssev ed
day Of departure. Local freights MUST be sent 10
the @ dsagossss r! hsshsd ay pFsvtspssyy.rr -.
| pICHM0ND AND YORK RIVER
p Sa siss ana GsE ESR
To Philadelphia Is s. cents per 100 pounds:
TS IL III Vii daily s1eept SATURDAY,
aaa az p Vii slrias a, Bs RsS
ana sew York "a time iSf n asa
Empty crates for Strawberries returned free OF
Shippers should have their consignments DELI
manifest correctly and mark their crates distinct
This line have , determined to make specially .,
this branch Of business: and will give every at.
tentfon. Z ~ pr THOMAS DODAMEkD,
h my. 2a-2w II, tstit.,..s.r Superintendent.
|. A! NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
= = 80 q s#.tir1 70 ,tAaf~ f'.'.~ ~
BALTIsfoRE,PHlL NEW YORK,
b. lGj !rfHs#s--sg T.NfN>TA>D'1lt Es ".... ...
|! jsa saiEuuir3 The VEST f.a*
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. 21sT APRIL,
Az EYTKEss TKAIN WIdt BE G1S FkHM
bnHs AS SPE sATkbaYs AZ FHuR
Meeting win the FfRsT CLASS IRON STEAMER
FREEMAN. for BALTIMORE, arriving at I'm
A. NJ: In ample time to connect with trains on
the ,RS anu % 'i ~.
trains on the Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Cen
trail, and Pennsylvania Central railroads for tn"
Returning from Baltimore the steamer will
leave her wharf Piers Noa- 8 and 0, between Con
way and Barre streets, on Light street, on WED
On MAbhSs efrss
at AIS p. III. connecting at Acqnia creek with an
ton In ample time to connect with the westward
bound train for the principal points on The Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad, and arriving In Rich
In speed and IN outfit the .teamer GE ORGEAN-
south Of New York;. and 10 stateroom and
table accommodations the eo'apanyts determ'n'f
On tic com plction OF the outfit Of another
steamer OF the same class (now nearly ready the
company proposes to make the line q daily one.
For FR LIGHTS this lineis the most ex peditlru,
AMI as cheap as any running from Richmond.
NO KEKOSEEE, EXPLOSIVE, OR OTHER
Transported OR USED OVER THIS
For PASSENGERS the rontc Is rendered attrsc.
tive by low rates, new equipment Of engines and
cars, and smooth track and elegant steamers.
THR g n TICK lets and BAGGAGE
CHE C,KS, and any information about
FREIGHTS, furnished upon application at The
office OF the Company, corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets. ,t.i ;f'n.a.. j. B. GENTLY,
3" General Ticket Agent.
rsf @-li.'"st" ~ ..' F" . ED. T. y. MYERS,
.i.sEg- 5seT - General Superintendent
Office Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, Richmond, April ID h'c,
mye III
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES. 80.
VI
IS hogsheads BACON. SIDES and SHOULDERS,
so half barrels NORTH CAROLINA ROE HER
RINGS,
hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGARS,
30 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
60 bags JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO COZ
FEES ' '..
so barrels SYRUPS, common to best
hogsheads ENGLISH ISLAND and PORTO
RICO MOLASSES, ... s.... ~. ......
SOAP, LARD, ... ...
HAMS, - ... -..... "
RICE, CHEESE, &C.;
40 barrels WIllSKEf, vs.. ...s...
BRANDY, GIN. Rum, ill.,. .. ..,.. .
WINES, CHAMPAGNE, &C.
CIIAMBERLAGNE & JONES,
myl2-2w t,f 1918 and 1919 Cary street.
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TCE-WATER.-ROSE & DAYS HOME
l. MADE WATER-C0OLERS, the best In use,
for sale by KELLOGG K GIBSON,
my 25--lm 1907 Main street.
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X EEP COOL.-Slate-lined REFRIGE-
IN kATORS, ICE PITCHERS, WATER
COOLERS, &c. KELLOGG & GIBSON,E
my 25-lm 1907 Main street.
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REFRIGERATRRS. DC.

TN SEASON.-RE RIG ERA TORS,
l. WATER-COOLERS, IGE-PITCHERS, PA
TENT FREEZERS FRUIT-JARS, patent Ma
TIpNAL COFFEE-POTS, SILVER-LIGHT
BURNERS, &C., for sale low by
KELLOGG & GIBSON,
my 25-lm 1907 Main street
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj.
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run as fol.
lows--riZ. -
MAIL TEAM viii run daily between Richmond
and Staunton Except Sunday, between Gordons-
vile and StauntOn). Leave Richmond at s.Ss A. ".
and arrive at Staunton at 400 Z. NJ; leave Staun-
ton ut 9:20 A. NJ and arrive Mt Richmond 1T tiol.
M.-making close connections at Gnr,i"nsyiIle ard
MANASSAS railroad mail trains for AlcNandri',
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YorS,
ETC.; also for I,ynchburg, Knoxville Chatta-
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Nj.
M Nail IL TRAIN viii run tri-weekly between
DAY, THURsDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
Stanton at 4:40 =. NJ. and arrive at White sulphur
at 1905 T. NJ; leave White Sulphur 1T 3lS A. ".
and arrive at StauI atqA. NJ. And going wet
will connect with stages az follows--yiG, at t''.
shen with stages for Lexington, Natural BrdEr,
and Rockbridge Baths at Milsoro' with siag's
for Bath Alum ard Warm Springs aud At Wh'ie
Sulphur with STAGES for Lewsburg, Charleston,
etc. .r.s #-."" ~. ..
STAGE Els will also leave Staunton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY MORNINGS,
for Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN VIII run between
Richmond and w ashington nightly without change
OF cars. Leave Richmond at s:tS T.. NJ. AMI ar
rive at Washington ut S :35 a. NJ. Leave wash
imgton ut s:SS r. M. and arrive at Richmond a,
$500 III. Making all through connections at Rich
mond and w ashington. r
SLEEPING CARS WIN be attached To this train,
and will he run through between Richmond and
Baltimore without change. '
THROUGH TICKETS issued 10 all pointa
North, West, and Southwest.
JAMES r. NETiIFRLAHD,
my3 -a~Fss General Ticket Agent.