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The bar-room invitation Mt Vicksburg is,
"nominate your family Disturbance
"Gath' says that the Democracy in Con.
gress are ga disorganized crowd, divided
and conquered
A doctor at Dubuque, Iowa, used stom-
ach-pump for two hours on man killed
by the cars, and then he had TO "reckon
that life was utterly DISTINCT
An Indiana young lady scornfully re-
fused young mans escort; whereupon he
humbly asked permission ''to sit on the
fence and see her go by"
A "Big Indian " .s:rayel away from his
camp and got lost. Inquiring the way
back, he was asked, Indian lost y
NO." said he, disdainfully, "Indian not
lost--wigwam LOST Striking his breast
he exclaimed, " Indian here ~
A gentle quaker had two horses-a very
good and n very poor one. When seen
riding the latter, it turned out that his bet
ter-half had taken the good one. = What %
said 81 sncering bachelor, /" how comes i:
that you le! your wife ride the better
horse - The only reply was, :: Friend,
when thee be married thee'll know"
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Tgsc MAN i'm the Iron Mask

The proofs which N. Marius Taupin has
recently produced to show that Hercules
Anthony hathioli WAS the Man in the Iron
Mask have gone very little way to clear
up the mystery. Baron de llciSs Was tue
first who started the Mathioli theory,
which in his day gained but little credit ;
Scnac dc Mcilian then took II up with no
better success and in 1900 NJ. R0ux Fa-
zillac published mass Of secret cores
pondcncc respecting the real history OF the
Duke Of Mantua's unfortunate secretary
who was thrown into prison by Louis XIV.
for having deceived him i'll regard to the
sale of Casal. VI. Dclort next took up the
matter, end Lord Dover, who translated
and annotated this book, expressed an
opinion that he had absolutely proved the
identity of Muthioli with the masked pri-
soner. About year ago NJ. Camille Roussct
follow ed on the same side of his his
tory of L0uvois, and now comes NJ. Marius
Taupin with his new documentary evidence.
The objections which have always been
raised to Mathioli having been the prisoner
in question are numerous. in the hrst
place it is beyond dispute that his arrest
was known to all the French ENJOYS Ill
North Italy, to d'Estrades. Montesquieu,
Pinchesne, Varengeville, the Duchess Of
Savoy and her Ministers, to Giuliani, 4
newfmonger, to Mathioli's own father, and
of course to Catinat, who had entrappcd
| him: then the whole story was published
| in the Leyden Journal in August, 1857. Ii
| is therefore difficult to conceive how the
Duke of Mantua could have been kept in
| ignorance Of the fate of his secretary; and
{. ,l,ot IL l. I'M
of what use the secrecy enjoined by Louis
Again, tho Iron Mask" was treated
at the Bastilc and elsewhere with
q marked Difference not accorded to Ma
thioli, whose prison name was Lestang.
Louvois, in one Of his letters, says q 1t is
not the intention of the King that the Sieur
dc Lestang should be so we'll treated, nor
that, except the absolute necessities Of life,
you should give him anything that may
| make him pass his time agreeably."
In another letter the Minister wrote: I" /
have nothing to add to what have already
commanded You respecting the severity
with which the individual Lestang must
be treated When the man in the iron
mask died, all the furniture in his room
and even the doors and window frames,
were burned and the ashes thrown into the
sewer. The plaster on the wall and ceiling
was beaten down and replaced. Is it pro
bable that al these precautions would have
been taken in 1903 TO conceal the identity
of the Duke of Mantua's secretary arrested
in'l67S? Was Louis XIV. the person to be
ashamed of having violated the law of ma
lions to such an extent az this ? NJ. Loise
leur, who has already written on this sub
| iect, intends to refutc NJ. Marius Taupin ir
the Rerue Contemporaine.-PaN Mall Ga
| 1pIts
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S. Nv the Ser

Lat nIyht watched the old year die.
a wind swept once across the Sky,
That seemed TO me his parting sigh @
The tolling ceased. Then welrily gay,
The bells rang forth arross The bay ~..
Stealing sca-charm on their way,
An echo from the hollow caves
A thrill If music from the waves,
Where some that nc n shall find their graves.
These changeful bells, / Whispered, sure,
Most like some cunning overture,
Give forctaste what we must endure
q Young babe year. that yet shall grow
70 work Us either veal or woe
IRIS strange that men should hail thee so
@ dread mysterious volume scaled
What fatciul words lie there concealed
Not TIL the end to be revealed.
o ship that sails The unknown sea.
We guess not what the freight may be-
What storms--what ship "rcck--none foresee
80 n. L,
- Gentlem ems Magazine.
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DISCOVERY OF THE SITE OF TRAJANOPo-
Lls.-The often-sought site of the Roman
city of Trajanopolis has recently, it is said,
been discovered. The remains have been
found in an extensive marshy district near
Enos, league and half from Dymes, at
the mouth Of the Hebrus. To the unhealthy
nature Of this region is attributed the fact
that the ruins Of such large city have re-
manned undiscovered, few travellers caring
to incur the risk of catching fever or ague
by traversing it. That these are really the
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4 little four-year old son of one of our
friends of the ancient faith of Israel said
on Thursday to his mother: q Mamma,
may fire crackers OH Saturday? ~ mo,
nv son; Saturday is your Sabbath"
"Well, it is Christmas, too" But you
have nothing to do with Christmas" Son
Tsobhingl: ''I-dont-s ee-why-the- -
Christians - should have all - the -
un."-Neac estgdnS Picaytne.
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yLyaa.E Brother, ~ 80
,,uctionecrs AND teal estate Agsn1'
No ,Isp tIain stree.

VALUABLE mAEKEr FARM EAR ;a. On
4 MILE FROM THE cI rTIYr4 OF h FSR RES1
MEAN MIR. HENRY J. sMl ntad = I nnhlc auc.
AZ ian o ihe prenises on WEpSEsAY Che 5t
day Of January 1870 at 10 o'rlock M tna' c n,ne
tniirn fhirtv acres or hight In proved lahd.
Thnra arp humber Of good FRAT trees on same
and we'll of most excellent w'stsrTl1 IGe yara.
INK Containing four rooms; good kitchen, sta
piT FINS a,M At sale. LYME e BROTHER,
10 - =. - Anctioneers.
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The Old Story.

When visions Of her face come Ger me-,
or her sweet face so far away,
Isay what lovers said before me.
What lovers will forever say :
That flowers bloom sweeter for her being,
That birds sing sweeter for her seeing.
That grass IL greener, skies more blue,
That all things take richer hue.
Lovers have said these things before
Lovers will Say them eyermore.
y sweet yoang love, that In all ages
Bears ever one eternal form
With lasting youth your oldest pages
Glow ever, ever, fresh and warm;
D dear old story, ever young.
Poets have painted, artists sung:
Sure naught In life Is half 50 sweet;
Death cannot make you Incomplete.
Lovers have said these things before:
Lovers Will say them ercrmOre.
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ByJ. ID. Whitehead & Co.,

Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
WYE WILL SELL AT AUCTION. at
w our store No. ) Fifteenth street between
Main and Cary. on MONDAY. January 3D. COM
mcncing at half-past 10 o'clock a. ~, wen as
sorted stock of GROCERIES. comprising
SUGARS, various grades;
COFFEFS. various grades
BACON. SIDES and HAMS:
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.
SYRUPS.
VINEGAR,
SOAPS,
CHEESE,
STARCH
RICARB and SAL. SODAS,
PEPPER and MUSTARD,
PARLOR MATCHES.
WRAPPING-PAPER. all sizes;
BLEACHING and BRUSHES. &c.
j. u. WHITEHEAD & co.
Part ties wishing to add anything 70 THIS sale nave oI
the privilege Of doing so up to the hour OF -
o'clock on morning Of sale. -. O. co
a1-3t .. u. W. w.
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STRONG CONFlRMAT,oN.-An old lady
receiving letter she supposed was from
one of her absent SONS, requested a neigh
Dor to read it, lie accordingly began Il
read, "Dear mother" then pausing, rs thu
writing was rather Eligible. " It's from m.
johnny" exclaimed the old lady; 4" h
ALWAYS suffered"
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A Juror at Watertown, NY, forty years
of age, said he hadn't had newspaper in
his house for eight years. He voted for
Grant from "hearsay.'
nIs that marble?" said o gentleman,
noiuting to the bust of Kentucky's great
statesman, recently in a New York store.
~"No, sir, that's Clay" quietly replied the
dealer. f
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Az ARKANSAS JrRY.-A coroner in Ar
kansas, after empanelling his jury, said
/" Now, gentlemen, you are to determine
whether the deceased came to his death by
accidence, by incidence, or incendlary-o
The verdict was that "the deceased came
to his death by accidcnce in the shape OF a
RnEin- knilaN - }. ~
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ByLee ( Goddln, Auctioncers,
No. l1l3 Main street.

1--WE BUILDING LOTS, ON THE
STREET RF,rWEFN Q AND r STREETS, FOR
SALE At hUCTION.-We will sell on MON.
DAY. sd January, 1870, at II O'CLOCK ". III lr9ht
RlrIIDING LOTS fronting as above, adjoining
the property Of Mr.. Lewis Umlaur, recently Mr..
Charles Ii. Lcher's; aplat OF which Will DC eNhi-
hitcd ut sale. .,. IL,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue at three, SIX
ana nine months, for negotiable notes, interest,"
LEE Il GODDlN,
huptiuDPprS.
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By Wellington Goddin,
.,,,,,.or o,d Ro,I Estatc Agent.

u,R1JsTEEs SALE OF vALUABLE
lot on THE SOUTH SIDE OF r., E y I w
T TtMNr = = ..FnITRTIi STREE1S.-As trustee In
+" certain deed Of trust bearing date lah July,
1902 duly recorded in Riehond Hu s c xorr.
t IN tbercof proceed to self Mt pnhlc auction. on
the premises on MONDAY The 3D. Of J an ars,
40 at O'Clock p 3 If iatr no. Int IT'S 81
,hoyc '' adintnlns the residence of Captain John
If. sheppard Jr, fronting 8 feet running ,h naeh
is feet to an alley 10 feet wide, having thereon
brick Kitchen. Wv roD,,r&
o Trustee.
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It..
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CrNsS anu WIN INC w =, a..


mother. wind the clock,
thy wears run brightly still;
feed thy little flock,
nv steps go down tha hill.
the clock, wind the clock,
.tumn.s near and Winter chill
ind, fair youth, oh! wind the clock.
Ihoush thy wears run sweet and strong,
soon viii come LIES baf1le-shock,
Drowning Pleasures syren song;
Wtndth clock, wind the clock,
JOY Ia short. rtmorsc Is long
Wind, swcr, child, OH wind the clock,
Though thy years are scarce begun
Tender Ianhkiu Of the flock
Mornings gold IS easy won
Wind the clock wind the clock
For the shadow traCksthe sun
Wind oh: prophet wind the clock,
Ere the running year be gone
Wisdom's secret stores unlock,
Meanings Of the years unborn;
Wind the dock, wind the clock,
Night and morning, wind and warn
Wind, oh Saviour, wind the clock,
FOR our lives arc running down
One more year, Oh. stand and knock.
one more year delay thy frown
Wind the clock, wind the clock,
The ChurchH0h
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Y,O THE CITIZENS OF RlSu.MH95HHii
II YOU Wish 70 got yoar HAIR CUT n tr ;:i rR,
aud most approved style, and Your " - nrns
sIor. We would advise YOU 70 call 81 the hs;s
ting, Shaving, ShampJopg, Dyeing, ahi ~. ma.s
saloon of HOESpS q SCOTT, abo|YtsN /
office, Shnfer's building
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By Cook Il Laugiton. Aucttoneers,
-. co,or,or and Franz in street :

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
PANTS. OILS, LEADS, BRUSHES. &C..
STORE AND FIXTURES. &C., AT AUCTION.
Nv virtue of led of trust execute d to III" sub
srIher-s as trustees by Thomas Fourkc, andduiy
recorded IN the clerk Office Of the Hastings Court
NJ Ihc CITY of Richmond. We Will sell ut suction,
on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of January, 1870, COM
mcncins at IL o. clock. the stock Of
"a, PAINTS, LEADS, OILS,
-t- RRTSHFS, &C..
IN store OF 81 Thomas Rorhc, on Vain between
Eighth and SINH streets e"ns.s,lnt o. snch an
assortment as Is usually found III I'll
Of that Kind. ,,o
.-. TIIE STORE AND FIXTURES;
.,o ,orticn,ars Of the sale of which will be made
FERNS FOi SALE OF STOCK: Cash.
JAMES III. DOOLEY, Trrs,,o,
n. DEVEREUX, ! trustees.
roor, sI,rCUroN. Aurtioncnrs. d. go
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IRON AND STEEL.
THE COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK,
AT FARMVILLE, VA,

AT FARMVILLE, VA,
Is NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE, AND
SoLlCITs DEPOSITS.
Those remaining four months and over ut the rate
of six per. cent. under for months, at five per
cent Depositors Gun draw six per cent. interest
every four months. .-. .as. f..
Office at old Farmers Bank. .,. .
~. Z, DISCOUNT DAY-THURSDAY.
G. @. READ. PRESIDENT.
JOHN II. KNIGHT, CASHIER.
DIREcToRS.-Willialn X. Berkeley, Samuel B.
Mckinney. Joseph W. ellis, John AZ Da!by,
ThOma, j. Davis, +. I. HUBBARD, Jr. - !
STOCK eLDERs.-P. W. Mckinney. =. A.
Forbes, 81. G. Richardson, DR.. L. J. Mckinney,
John K. Wilson, A. ID. Dickinson, Richard Nell
waine, George ID. Saunders. F. D. Irving, George
j. Hundley, n. F. Bocock, ". F. Rocock, Thomas
T. Perktnson, 5. O.-Soutnall. c. n. Walker, n.
T. Walker, N. {. Eicln, William F.. Gannaway,
John w. Wilson, Spencer L White, n. E. Vena-
bic, A. B. Yenable, y. r.. Hooper, silas Biglow,
B: : Scott & Co., John A. Scott, Jr., A. w. Smith,
W. l.. Lancaster, Jaines D.. Crnwley.
= ao 3o-Tu& Th4w -.
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner OF Governor ana Franklin streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE M ~ ! :
/ DESIRABLE ST elk Of Gn3IEh ~ ,
LIQUORS &C. At AwChIo y, slsss5 executed /,
. aeed , OF ~ ste by X. Dominica ant
dny IL tine ogae % hl ON THuRsDA
,sTo nc III O'Clock, - lie store rec ptl!
occupied rs sranf the xeoe
Se' etnes Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC., con
sist1ng OF ,,-,-,r-o p,roy. ~. H. (
Large quantities OF TEAS Oh every sr''"e'
SOAPS OF all kinds @ss
HE 6RMs GRs'r MA1 p wi WE1LLow-wARE;
MATCHES, BLEACHING, BRUSHES;
a iI RsRReA sSIDSIES WHIsE EYs, GIN;
VINES OF all kinds and grades. etc., etc., Gtc:
TERMS All sums under S0o cash over . lc1
amount sixty days credit FOR appro'e' ehuoi'''
Tbe attention Of the trade Is called to TINS SUE
# Icing large stock of fresh and deslranc
I" ~ No EDWARD y. CANNON, Irhstee:
rooy IAUCHTON Auctinnre's. Ia
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OF ALL KINDS
- RTPA(RED The 81, DAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
ITG NACHIN rs BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES Tor the SloAl
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. u>,~
'>'-1 SLOAT Il hDDINGT0E,
,T2s i4l5 Gary street. n"hr fourteeh.h'
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-.s1a,. -lrt,, ssEEs-..FutuTc pays.
= By Wellington GoddIn,
bucti0uccr and Real Estate Agent.

= "a ! = -,
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n BRICK TENEMENT, NO: lis, WEST SIDE
OF SIXTH NEAR CANAL STREET.--Will be
sold on THURSDAY, January Q, 1870, at ,cl9,Tt
p. NJ. the PROPERTY located as aboye. Tlgtl'oee
fronts 80 feet ana runs bnck hnlf the depth ., tc
square to wide alley. The dwelling IN Sgpn
der contains ten rooms; baseinenaJo MI n1d' rna /
fdry: Kitchen with four rooms ra,ut scs TitIe
houses. Gas and water on ib~ pie'''f''''
perfect. ,.,s ond ,nndn known Mt
sale. ~ utornnn IN
TrWET,VE- O'CLOCK. TUESDAY, jan
n,rv :. at John Il. Andrrson's (who Is moving
- a"idgtonl Hanover county, nenr feaK 5 ln w
vi, "Chcsapeake and Ohio railroad, WIZ sen 40
Fiction (for cashl Mules, Mich COWS: toouer
and Straw Wagon aud Cart, Gear. and almlns
I'm nlements Household and Kitchen Eurnnure
Re. - II. PORTERFIEIII TAYLOR,
Ia. No. lHI Main street.
cHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF dis
- 1rczs warra ant In my hands in favor oi John
Wrinht receiver. against Mayo, Eeaman q 20,
shnfl on thn 9Th daY Of January, so al II o.cioth
A M at Store No. 3 Fifteenth strcet, proceeo 10
ali to the highest bidder, for CAST, r
i ESGfNE, rI,ht-hnrsc power:
:. mir PATENT BALASCEs.
3WJlEAT-CLEaN MING MACHINES,
lot OF GRAIN BAGS --
Wv - r. WINSTON, d. s. for
10, 4. Il. Thompson. :. G. X.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry VIZ
L tue Of deed OF trust executed by Lewis G Ca' If
TO L. J. DaIy and Of record In tie CLERK one e o.
cckenbug county VII henrE f hie cre f S
therein named, in which said deed ha'e pa,I.
substituted as trustee by an order Of the c1nn NO.,
Sh day Of January, $50 sell ct ShaekleEorat5
y Galne to " the Highest bidder the TRACT or
LAND belonging to the late ts~ ki H5T Fir f~9
FIVE ACRES, lying on the s"Tt! M Mee erin
+. Crensllaw, Colonel Lyddall Bacon, +; g. " ina,
and PrctIow; has on 1t q SMALL DWEhLl l;>h
WOIISE. some good barns and o,t-houses, VIII WIN
rnoS don, "f Iow%ron!s upon The river, witha
large quantity good land of 1rgna,t h grp nsua
crops OF this section, say corn wteat oas nin
and enclosed for cultivation. -,
AT TERMS OF SALE One-third cash, aud ne n On,
lane on a credit of six md twelve monlhs, tne
nurctaser TO execute bonds for tho deferred pay
mcnts carrying Interest from tie Gay o. SAT- ano
the title retained until the whole OF the purchase
money Is paid. c 81 III i, 20 rrr,stce
po,.nroS Docomber g. 1860, de 1I-codd
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MEADE& BAKERS D1EEcTINpoETATIov

This oil Is approved and prescribed ny our CT,
physicians as TILE BEST, PUEESr, AND Mos
ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH, ever ec'
In this market. 1t has never hncn h'rrcI hvrN
posurc to atmospheric changes, ny Ute 'ug q
expression, which render other oils rdacld a.
properties. MEADE EAhER.
Importing Pharmacists.
dee 9l9 Maa street.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES l~JNl'Al
Il =. NJ. EXCEPTEDl Tn TIE hokIh - =, !
AND WEST, OVER TIE tAEOLlIL "a, ,
VA AQUA CREFk-TIiF SHORTEST Al
QUICKEST ROUTE.-1he Ti!kot I'll TRA' =
over this route are nov run from tue depot c.f',
of Byrd and Eighth streets al u - :. VI. an''
NJ. SUNDAY ut II Is a. ". only. mixing clos, 81
reliable connections with TIE WASH MI 80
AND NEW YOEh FAST LINES ati "!th tr'''
for THE GREAT NORTH" EST. .,..
Cars E:ted up with SPLENDID REtL'NI''
CHAIRS, for which no charge Is mat.' -,
The elegant and connexions Steamers -" ''
Potomac river stop at 4 lex tn,iriH ~ Il NY!
The ACCOMMODATIDN TE ..iN b'".',
Richmond and Milford leaves thr depot r.Ei.I q.
Brad and Eighth streets daily lSLudays eH' ~.
edl ~ a.3o L. NJ and arrives III Richn'ad Al go
A. 81. ,
Through tickets to all princips points Mort ''.'
West. ,,,.,.
For further Information and for ltronI" = = -
North apply at the office corner Broad 'tH2 80
streets, and for through tickets L. All roih
and West apply At the ticket Office corner "''
and Eighth streets.
}. B. GENTRY. General TieHe' AZ d..
SkMt-EI RUTU, Super !ntcndc;', ~ -
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RAILROADS.
r,S go - =. - : 50 -
fssxS ''s.e

~ 60 EEsxss-ElSs q, 80 - =.
@ 80 .e-.. - ~
DICHMOND AND nANNILLF Hnli
Ia EDAD.-CHSNGE OF SCEiENCtF.-u
and after WEDNESDAY, December - ',,s. e.,
PASSENGER TRAINS on This road 'riN 70" ~.
rs tullows:
Gone S0UTU.-f.yrthbnrg and nw'I.'c gre,
scugers leave Ricmnon! daily icxccpt Suu's
at 9:l5 \. NJ: leave Bark.yile da.!if tr.".'f Hr
days. 1T l2:!j L. VI. arrive 1T ltauv!!" 'iuis Co.,
ccpt Sundlysl AZ $50 L. ". THRGUtN 1f.
AND EMPRESS leaves RiClm"ut daily 81 E.
I. i.: leaves Danyiic 'iGtiy Al :$j =. W., n1r. IT,
at Green sLoro' daily at AIS \. VI,
GOING Notwithstanding and D2nE." p.
scngrrs leave DanvIllc daily teNr"nt S1gt.E Il
$40 a. NJ. leave Burk"rillc "aiiy i"Nre1; ~5f
daysl at lo:lJ L. NJ. arriYc IL "a E:h2at AL
Except Sundays) ut $50 p. u. TiiRrl"H H'.l
A Nh EXPRFSS leaves Greensboro taHr = H..
2. NJ. leaves Danvillc daily at !l:ii Z. NJ: ~
ri~cs 1T Richmond dali; q; =, :. VI.
Tic LrHc'ibTrp and bInvili" Passenger : rf.s
connects AZ Burkcyillr with the trains on '3n
Southsidc road for Petersburg, &uriulh. L$E III
burg, and MI station ~ The ~oithst'" NJ '
plnia and TcnIcSscc RAILROADS. Brl,,n!. HI.
vile. Dalton, CHAT. Iooga. -Shyiilr, Ai"mf.t
and all important points South aud S0uil"c@.
The Through Mail and EXPIRES Couut,l
at Greensboro with the train, "u "a" North ar
lima rad for CharlYur. C9lrnhi', AGgus.a. II
tnnail. Macon. Mobile. hionrr aIucry, &C.. 81.
ani ut I:ichmon1 wi.hI i'i"''m"'a rrrh"rirh
Richmondund York River railroads.
SLEEPING CAHS and tiiiLES'S pATI%'
RECLINING CHAlfS on the through c.i.
train. THOMAS hb!iA MEAD.
de % Superintendent.
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Distt0H, MEHf1Ixra.s-S,..:.,;

sst'EcIAb, kOTICE-Iayiny,5d,,.,n,,,r,s:;,>,
- my 1iterest in the DRUG; sTn3gg seEed u
Fou,an and Franklin street, " NJ ,rrernsY \.
HAZARD, formerly With the waIi .i JpNAS H.
CHswell Hazard Il Co Of Ncw Ts',o,"B fra n;
port, Rhode Island earnestly recmI m hnf Sew.
to tiie contidcnce or my many Dttra',Hend hin
public generally p''''Hs and lha
Upon retiring from business. I,,tc.,
tunity 10 thank the citizens of Picbrno si. 1Fp1Y
liberal support and also 10 tai" t,n. lgr tEeif
lard comes to this city the bearer ,' f pr IA
testimonials from professional md s y, we hsca
both rs 7 Skiifnl PHARMAC FrTisTT , s.ns nfn
comnl:s:-ed gentleman-qualitca,tor am an 4.
title him to the consideration Of ibe Flfca e.,
~ VAS II. WILLIAMS
The undersigned Gate with uesy,,
HAZARD y CO., New York. and Sr,sn|.., Na'ye,
take great pleasure In annonnrIi,, ,b,Sa.' X. l.,
OF Richmond and vicinity that he bas ~, SLtheE
the DRUG STORE istey occupied 5y Thur hb,cha;r
WuIlams NJ: d., and VIII continue tho "i t.'1 H.
Mt the old stand, corner Fourth and ~" FRlt!ges
streets where he will be- pleased to ,nna. tnhE''r
mer frIends and patrons Of tha store VI, ne, rs,
Otners VINO may favor him viii, can "'' Al
Asking Tor a share OF the mi Iinn,,
tecl con hdcni that M long cxpc.Ianre t3' "r
the frst liousea In Tho country will rnc-,. =. ..c
generally. 0u' 'te puhi'
in Ism THOMAS r.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-03

DJCHMOND a ND PEI III ~
III RAILROAD.-On and after hoA!5,1n
a. Tie trains OF this road " III DC run - ~.
save Richmond II 1 A. y. and ::A l' 81
Leave Petersburg ut $50 4. "; sue ~" ,..,rngr.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, ",.t s..,y.y p.
81, and Petersburg daily at J A.. III. Isu'"N''
ceptedl. p,,hucrd az
Sundays, and tho $50 Z. u. tram WIZ NV -
tersburg Oh Sundays. ,,,o.ysp, "
Passengers for NorfolR VIII iaAs tns
train on and after August the lith ihs'ah"
Baggage checked through. ,,. c,a, ,raI,
win leave Glover Hin AZ A. 81. sna, ry'' rinr
leave Richmond at 2:ie z. n. on fuesiSys' '""'
u'1ys' @i'a S'at'i THOMAS II. WYNN,
.n,, m.t...F.. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-03

r ARGE SALE OF SAW-MlLLS, TIM
LINER BARk-H!Li.S, VALUABLE WATER
POWER. MACHINE SHOP. AND LOBBY
agreement between William s. Lash ana Joseph
6 Gers aud Cor dissolution Of the cO-purtner-
slllo existing under the style OF WILLIAM a.
LASH 4 CO., the undersigned win sell To- the
highest b.>.r the following valuable property ut
the lines and places mcnlioncd TN Tuesday
tho 18th day of nrary. l3T" we Will sell at Me-
hcrrin ,lcp6t Richmond AMI DauvtIle railroad,
PORT AB..T STEAM-ESGlSES and