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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DOCKET PISTOLS
Filled with Old BOURBON or Old CoGSAC.
Just the thing for i short trip to the country.
For sale by W M OWEN, Agent.
no29 2t Corner Canal and Caronde let streets
SUNDKIEs. - -sUNDKIEs'
Just received
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
HOLLAND CHEESE;
Old AmOntilladO SHERRY;
Old PORT WINE:
Old Bourbon and Rye WHISKY;
Old COGNAC.
For sale by the bottle demeh by
W. NJ. OWEN, Agent,
no29 2t Corner Canal and Carondelet streets.
CPIKITTAL MANIFESTATIONs.
362 ........ 1t. Charles street 1862
Corner of Thalia.
MRS. CHARLES RICE
VIII give
At Seven O'clock
PRIVATE sITTINGs DURING THE DAY,
From 9 A. NJ to p. Nj
Editors are invited to call. no29
John Il. FLEMING,
DEALER IN GAS FIXTURES
Has now on hand and for sale at his store, No.
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teoNTMuED OK FOURTH rAo1.l
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THE PRINCE OF WALES
ANXIETY ABOUT HIS CONDITION

INCREASE OF CHOLERA
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NEW ORLEANS MARINE HOSPITAL
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Az INGENIOUS RAscAL,--The following
:. . aoo,,nt Of an attempt at highway robbery
~, f.s,cutta shows that the Ingenuity ofras-

AN INGENIOUS RAscAL.--if'e .foascwng
q account Of an attempt at highway robbery
: =, f.alcutta shows that the Ingenuity OF rasl
c,,s /. not vet exhausted: .s 80
.On the AFTERNOON Of january Iash the
daily remittance from the custom.holse to
the Bank Of Bengal, at Calcutta, was car
ried Us usual in q money chest on wneei-
barrow, drawn by some coolies ana accom-
Penthouse .sircar. When the party nau
reached within o short distance OF the
hank, on the Strand road, q daring feat was
attempted. A man, seemingly an Eu,
ropean,, with his face masked, ana mounteu
on a powerful horse. came up to the cness,
Suddenly producing from under his ciothes
v small niece Of bamboo, with hook at
tached to one end and a knife TO the other.
"The bamboo itself was attached 20 his
waist with long piece Of rope. he threw
il on the chest, and the hook catching the
iron handle of the box, he lifted It up by
means of the rope and commenced riding
along at rapid pace. The whole Of the
nroceedinss, which did not occupy more
than a few seconds, staggered che party in
charge of the box, and the man might have
successfully made away with the money had
it not been for its weight, which broke the
handle Of the box. The box fell to the
ground, and the man rode away ont ofIsight
before any one attempted to seize him.! The
box contained 81, 600 rupees, 600 rupees
being in silver, and the rest in checks and
notes. The police have not yet succeeded
in getting any trace of the man who thus,
In Che middle Of the day and In . crowded
thoroughfare, endeavored to commit one Of
the most daring robberies heard OF for
long time" ~ e-, .a>.ss2'.# 80
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AlUvNrTuH sAIls,s-.Rature Days.
ssss James nc Tsyf
Real Estate Agent and ,Aactto neef5
'b As3.I4 nisicaNo. itio Main street, 81:

SALE OLA LOT FRONT.
LUk, IEGl sIxTYFEET ONEAuRELI syKneT;
III yRHE TCITYIOF tRIC Oh MpND, in THAT
p RT THERTO OH KEJWN As EfDNEY.-By
YirtI,e az desd Of trust executed hY y, Glaze.
mbSE Ia isie, ID trustee, TO secure the paynentoi
a crrtsin sum OF money therein mensf6pedy dated
july 18TH, $780, and duly recorded tEe Ic4ssA.s
mSSds 1t ii Tie reafiest Of the beneaetasy a. said
DEED shall proceed TO se1l,s on TUEsDAY, tne
,2lat day of March, 1s7lt 9on the nremissss a.
designated rs lot No. H. in square No. IL IN Har,
vies plant and at the northeast corner 81 strse
sa sset nv iss feet TO an alley 20 feet wide fAas
TERMS Cash for enough to pay the amouat
now due and expenses of sale and the 6aics 81
such time as may be agreed upon On sne us "
Sale conducted by JAS, NJ. TAYLOR, Aucsioneelr'.
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- BY Lyme & Brother fri] !
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
1919 Main street. .....5 - (

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
4 TIE FARM SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
AND II ENRY ACADEMY, BEYOND ME-
FOR SAI.EAT AUCTtOE.-
as trustees from Joseph Barnes. dated 18th Sep.
TENDER, 1885, duly recorded in the clerks once OF
Hanover county, we shall, in execution OF said
named, proceed to cell at public auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the l7th OF March, ls7l, az
The hour Of IL, O'Clock ID, III fair II not, the
day excepted,) that NICE LITTLE MARKET
FARM ocated as .abo edescrtbed, recently In the
occupancy Of Shepherd, NeTmnn ESD: contain I'm,
ing e9A acres, nearly all cleared, with the I'M
TERMS: Cash as to saso; the residue of the pur-
chase money at four, eight, and twelve months,
for negotiable notes, interes. adeed, secured by
trust deed. - ! -. t.-"
nh NM ( R1e 81 hY saISS', RS Trustees.
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Il. AucIioS sAr.gg.ssssl ls..snEs 1ssxa
KTOTIgy A.LUAgLE REM Is
OF Aecklanhnrg- casusy rendered at the October
sss 1sss e sss Fly q m a. So
.eisI senmissien exposs 70 ssle, uR9a ne
I'm shs loiloslse !alasbie issi
ina hy racenf slrveYosKYEg .HUNpHEP AND
II. 4 Tnrfh. aSsL md esiafss IN 'saia county:
cottage dwelling kosse snd other rt-oniioings:
good portion OK consists of good mfadow ana
sfable land fiji od heart and condition e f s CELL,
PIE crops Of this sectjon. The residue conststs Of
forest Of original gro.th, s snes,snt
timber, much Of which Is ven suised ;ior building
paa. .1p8 sssc.of ReUB HuNDRED AND FIFTY,
THEE ACRES, generally nown: as ne i LINE
this trace Consists OF wood and timber 1znd. It
has upon itan old, mine whteh Was WORKED 70, tue
Thsre rem stf the ruins o shafts sunken
into me; ancient mine and there is q common
reputation IN the sonns snas xa q s0fasa ~
howev rev r. TO say that specimens Of It's ore have
heen recen sly analyized by Col. Gilman, president
Of the souiherg Eertill zing Company, who reports
c o and there can be no doubt from this and
other analysis recently MADE that the ore, Is ex-
CT edinaly rich IN copper. &: L
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, about
one-half Of which Is cleared land, and the residue
woods. It Is east Of the -Taylor's Ferry road, adj
Tucker s. Coles and John Meacham. 80. - =
All Of the above lsn1s lie within three miles Of
the surveyed route of the Norfolk and Great West
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the costs OF snit
ande4penses OF sale, and the residue on credit
OF one. two, three. and four year,, The purchaser
approved personal security, and carrying inter.
est from the day Of sale, andthe title to be retained
until the whole of the purchase money Is PAID. -,
.s-.... .,r..,-# ALEXANDER SYDNOR,
+ 4't.t~ -.''-..'' Special Commissioner,
BoYDToN, VA, Feb. 1a, 1871. =. Re 17-F&Tutds
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1872 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE AND PLEAS
Y ANTLYLOCATED sUBURBAG EARN IN
AND RESIDENCE. SITUATED EAST ,QF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON WHAT Il
KNOWN AS A C0NTINUAFIt,N OF ST.,
ABOUT ONE SQUARE BEYOND THE COR
PoRATE LIMITS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION on:
We shall. at the req nest Of Mr.. l.. Umlauf, VINO
now resides on the place, and intends removing to
the West, sell at PUBLIC auction on the premises,
O'Clock P. NJ, that truly desir able G1TTLE SUB
URBAN FAkN. located as described, contain
ing THREE ACRES OF GOOD, RICH, ARA
BILE LAND, well suited for market purposes.
The improvements consist Of nice cottage rssi-
dence, containing seven rooms. &C., beautifully
nestled In with shade trees. There 1. also on the
place the usual out-buidiuRs such as Darn,
stable, &c; with fine orchard OF assorted fruit
trees, and pump OF good water IN the yard. Inc
place is under good plank enclosure (1ewh and
only distant about one and half miles from the
city markets. To parties wishing 10 secure
comfortable little suburban home fine opportu-
nifty Is offered. s.s.s
TERMS: Une-third cash; balauce ut 4, g. and II
months, for negotiable notes, with Interest, Sc
cured by trust deed. ouuu,
NH 1-3d,es,lo,ll,l3H Auctioneers
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/ R1cHNoND AND Y0Kx HryER HsILnoIna
6ufEHINTEHDEHTta{ IYrTCI.
t~ss--s HfCHdCND. Va, Fet f7 In,

H4AasssEn 2FE AGJHVED DIgIE -, ssE-Es
ana aster MONDAY, Gin of March. iii IN
.g9g !PAsaENaERs Thz rH Me-
pi Lave wet pollt daily at A. II. arrive
10 .ss g Ki:hmona daily sap. n arrive .
FREIGHT .TEAIN. WITH PASSENGER can
Leave Rtchinond daily Mondays sxcen.od, :.
8 A. NJ arrive at West Point at IA, M.
n Leave West Font (dondays excepted 8. Up
TrasnS connect 6aily ct West Point Win g.,
class steamers for Baltimore. '" nfst-
Fare from Richmond 10 Baltimore, as
Through bills OF iading given 10 an rs.,..
promptly forwarded. r. s., z. D0UsLAS' aa
mn .Sunprinfa1doS.
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BY Richardson Is Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NO. lll3 Main street.

DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PLACE,
IA WITH NEW BUILDINGS. STOCk, &c,
ton, on the premises occupiedby MIR. Cooper, and
near Malone's, corner aith and stTeess' On On
fair il not, the next fair day thereafter,) anew
FRAMED INV ELLING, with seven rooms three
acres of GARDEN LAND, and the necessary ONT,
FARMING TOOLS, FRUIT TREES, VEGETA-
BLES, &C.
TERMS: Personal property, cash real estate,
onethird cash balance In 4, 3, and IL months, for
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured by
deed of trust.
mhs R1CHARDsON Cu', Aucls.
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RICHMOND And PETERSBURG 4. r. On
--..sl KroHAoND, Feb. Is, ISL.
THE TRAINS ON THIS Roam

III 40 lClONu mi
and 40 P. d. ~ - p - a. u.
Freight trains, With passenger car attach.
leave Richmond daily AT $40 4. u. aud S P. M
z, ID. y On Sunday the freight aud aecoramnds'
ton trains will leave Petersburg al 81 II.
>. The a:45 a. II. train win not leave Richmond a.
Petersburg On SUNDAYS. 800 ''"'e
Passengers for Norfolk win take the 2;asP.k
dafls train. :. ...s.g.. -. az -
train on Mondays, w ednesdays, and FRIDAYS A.
returning. leave either Richmond or Peters MIR
on the same days. at 2:3s p. IL. m
The mail trains viii run through stopping onlv
ct Chester. - ~ 49, ar &. B. KhsRY, ~
rs e.gtt n Ticket and Freight yert
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By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer, .
No. la17 Main street, -.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
~ H9RsEs MTtES cows RRG Gas sGEMAa
G t5Hn1E' r sAPER. MOVER; FLOWS,
WAGONS, CARTS. FARMING UTENSILS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PORK. OLD
IRON, &c.-As administrator Of Albert AKIN Ak
deceased will sell, at his late residence, "Nari
na,'' or Akn,s landing. in Henrico county, about 1,
on TUESDAY, March the 14th, commencing at 10
O'Clock If fair; If not, On the next fair day All
of his personal property, consisting, in part, Of:
N" HORSES,
fine MULES, ..
49,. COWS, of improved stock,
so head Of HOGS.
..-' p. STEAM ENGINE,
SAW-MILL.
THRESHI NG-MACHINE,
REAPER, MOWER, PLOWS,
WAGONS, CARTS,
. -. FARMING UTENsILS,
1900 pounds Of PORK,
OLD Iron, &c.
The HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TERMS: All sums Of $50 and under, cash all
sums over $50, ninety days. credit Will be given
without interest) for approved, ENDORSED nego-
table paper. SEDDON I. AMIN, AuIn e;
.1aTHOs. W. KEESEE, Auct. mha
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1 CARRIAGE and HARNESS.
kC0N1 EaPTS HARNESS.
BY G. T. Workman II Co.., Auct'rs,
Corner Fifteenth and-Cary streets.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WHISKEYS,
n WINES, LIQUORS, &C., AT RICHMOND.
virtue authority Of the Hnitsd States ties
matter of L. Harvey & Co., bankrupts, will
offer for sale at pT5e sHcI2n b In 1 1s cay sy OF
March, ISL, at the storehouse 30. 1872 Main
street, formerly occupied by said L. Harvey q
Co., all their stock OF merchandise, consisting
of large lot Of prime
WHTsKEYS, BRANDIEs, GINS, WINES,
CORDIALS, CHAMPAGNE;
OFFICE FURNITURE, &c. Il.
ALSO,
SO shares BUILDING FUND AND DOLLAR
SAVINGS BANK STOCK. /.
shares SAFE BANK STOCK,
shares VA. STEAMSHIP AND PACKET
s shares H iBERNIA BUILDING FUND Asso-
CITATION. --.., ....
A small lot JEWELRY, ..t -
Two fine WATCHES, &c.
The above sale will commence at II O'CLOCK. :,
TERMS: All amounts under &l00, cash; all
amounts. over SlOo, sixty days, for approved ne
gotiable paper. -~ LEW lS Il. h!GbI,
NH It'd ASslRhee.
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~ y, BY James n. Taylor, /.
:. Real Estate Agent snd Auchoneer,
- Office No. lilo Main street.

rHHREE DESIRABLE BUILDIN G
/ ia1,S Ar NORTHEhST CORNER OF MAIN
AND CiJLyERT STREETS, IN SIDNEY; FOB
SALE At lAUCTIyE.-Will be sold, on a LIES
AY, the 14th day OF March, ISL on tne TO-
Gated fonting about 80 feet each on Main street,
running back las feet to an alley 10 feet vide.
Tbese lots are beautifully located, convenen NJ
to the street railway, and IN an improving part o.
sidney. ,.mxvIoR kuct.
NH 10 ...- trs-JJAMEo "a. - L1O--2-----
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By Wellington Goddin,
Anctioneer and Resl Estate Agent, :,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TaXECuToR's SALE OF HANDSOME
ia RESIDE NOR AT THE MORT HEAsT
CURNER OF FIFTH AND CARY STREETS,
Nv virtue OF the authority vested In me by the WILL
Of William Barrett, deceased, late of the city OF
Richmond, duly admitted to probate In Richmond
Chsncery Court, Ishsll sell at public auction. on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 10th OF March, 1sIL
at O'Clock p. NJ, the large and elegant kf S-
DENCE Of the decedent, located as above. Ine
lot has front on Eth street OF S2a feet and oeptn
on Gary street OF 40 feet. The dwelling conIalhs
twelve rooms, besides attic story; mont porIlco,
under which there ts an entrance to the easemcn.
and two-story portico In rear; gas ana WAFER IA
the house. The out. buildings embrace large
Kitchen, containing four rooms brick ONCE In III
the yard brick stable and catrtage-house, any Inc
yard Is stocked with evergreens ana SONY en9 az
grape vines The view from the rear porssG599 th
most lovely one, overlooking Churcn hli, tne
Capitol, the lower james river. &C. taken srrp
setker, it is believed that the foregoing properly
nresents AZ many attractions as any similar estan-
lishm emit now on the market; Exceps Us 10 p.tht
Ing. the whole premises are in excellent order.
TEREs One-fo fourth cash balance az ., u, anu t
IS months for negotiable notes, hterest adasn AZ
six nercent; or, If preferred by the purcnas i
the terms may be changed to one-iour.n casn ~,
balance at L 2, and years, bearing mte.es. ~
eight Der cent per annlim, payably han,,yeaIIy,
seeenred BIZ deed of trust The taxes and lnsuf-
ance for this year to be paid by the purchaser;
The premises can be seen daily roh I"
Sfter the sale of the dwelling, win be sold three
2 nnaIv1ar1e PARLOR MINORS.
'et i"' 81 JAQUEL1N p. TAYLOR,
mh1 Executor OF VIM. BarreI, oecelssu. -
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY, MED

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, NED
wv ICAL DEPARTMENT., BALTIMORE,
MD.-The course Of instruction In this institution
embraces Winter Session and summer Session.
The Winter Session begins on the LIST OF October
and terminates on the 22d OF February the Sum
mer Session begins the lst of April and continues
four months. Fees tineiading Naturalization and
Dissecton): For, Winter Session, s1ss; for sum.
The Faculty win continns to receive during the
Wirtsr Sessfon, limited number of meritorfo1s
young men from, the southern States as be1ef-
$50 towards The expenses Of the College, ~ ~
For ptrnpiarS or any Inform In reference 10
the College, address 10 u 3D., -, NJ
|. fe es-godsty ~ 4. Dean OF the Faculty
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HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,

OF BALTIMORE, Md,
in order the better meet the wants of their
tail customers at Il distance, have established g.
, u SAMPLE BUREAU, .
and VIII, upon application, promptly send by mail
full lines Of sAMPLES of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times TO sell rs low, not at less prices than
any house In the country. ..-..E
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele.
brated manufacturers in the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
Ito Baltimore, our stock is ut all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets. $685.
AS we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts. we able and willing TO- Sell cur gooas
at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PEk CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples. specify the KIM OF goods
desired We keep the best grades OF every class
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders una ccompa nied by the cash Will be sent
C. y. u.
PR0MPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BUYERS
are invited to inspect the stock In our Jobbing and
Packsge Department: Address
HAMILTON EASTER Il SONS,
le7, 100, POI, and 20s W est Baltimore street,
de 6-Tn&F1y Baltimore, Md.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, sth Decen.
Der, 1870, the PAsSENGER TRAINS Will run
MAE MAIL TRAIN viii run DAILY between RIB
mond and Stanton Except Sunday, between COZ
louisville and staunton). Leave Richmond AZ sA
IA. arrive al Staunton at AIS Ii. Leave STAN.
ton at S:5s 4. ~, and arrive at Richmond AZ -
p. M, making close connections at Gord0nsvllt
ana Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandra md
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandra, Wa,s'
ingtop, Baltimore, philadeiphia. New York, hos'
ton, &C.; also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Cat'
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. nontgomTL
Mobile &c. This train will run TRl-W EEkLi
between staunton and White sulphur on TUE
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VII:
Leave White Sulphur at 1870 A.. ID, and arri,eH
Staunton at $3.50 A. NJ; leave Staunton ut s:@P.
NJ, and arrive st White Sulphur at 10 T. n. -
Going West, passengers dine at 6ordonsuls
and sup 1T Coyington. Going East, oreaklass u
StaurtOn and dine at Gordonsytlle.
This train connects with stages as follows:
At stanton for Lexington. Natural Br1dgc' ana
Harrison burg. Passengers cannot go W Le3l1s'
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars AZ slaunton'
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 mlu'
and Warm Springs, Is miles.
At White Sulphur Springs for Lewisourg, amla;
and Charleston, 100 miles. ,,,,,
THROUGH TIC II T. Issued 10 HI p'ls
North. West, and Southwest.
- JAMES u. NETHERLAND,
noes General Ticket AzenL
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By Cook s. Laugbeon, ,Auctioneers'
r,,,.,or ~ Governor and Franklin streets.

rANA1sBOAT: &C, NJ. RAGLAND"r
Mo ON "a tS she corner 1a io;
Stsi, st or and the basin bank, the DECKED
H!tHnnsss Ieg &c NJ. RAGLAaD.' - With every
necessary appurtenance complete, ana IN gooo
T1s boat has been recently put in thoroughre-
naiY. and is as good as new. ..s3
TERMS: Made known on dayor sac: IL.
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-, BY James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
. .. Office No. lilo Main street.

#f
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
n HORSES, MULES. COWS, HOGS, CAR.
EJAGE, BUGGY, WAGON, CARTS, &C, AT
,AJIfITION AS administrator Of John A. Hutch
eson, deceased will sell at his late residence on
the " estham plank. road, about two miles above
the city, on WED NESDAY, the 18th OF March,
1871, at ii O'Clock A. H. all Of his personal pre-
perry, consisting Of ~ ID > ' ( -e b
= - 3HORSES, .rsl. .@.r or., g..
>reJ oARRGAGE and HARNESS. "rg,
, -.3Hg iiBUGGY, :. ~ ,.sf -
WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS, ...l.
Stock of CORN and PROvENDER, .''#
AnaFARMfN5 IMPLEMENTS. !. -.
Also, all of his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
.FURNITURE of every kind. .. .
h TERMS: An sums Of $50 and under, cash all
sums over $780, six months credit will be given for
approved endorsed negotiable paper, interest
added. Terms of sale to be complied with before
:. GEORGE d. PEASANTS, ).
.-.,.5 ,r,,.,. s., Admir- OF John A. Hutchesou.
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Aue't.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, DESIRABLE COT-A
It .TAGE. Of eight rooms kitchen. stable, III
carriage house. &C., with eight acres oIfand, m
fane couuition fruit trees &C. on the best road
into the city, and about mile beyond its limits.
Apply to y. u: AttEheON, y
TOR RENT. that large and pleasant a.
II BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE ON 23d I'LL
street, between Main and Franklin, containing
eight rooms, kitchen, &C., with water and gas on
the premises; all in good repair. Rent low to a
good tenant. Apply to LYME BkO.
mhou Real Estate Agents.
1IOR RENT, THE COTTAGE on IT,
II the south side Of Grove road, the second III
beyond The new corporation line, being about four
hundred yards outside of the city limits. Is suf-
acre Of ground attached, a well Of water in the
yard, and other conveniences. Rent reasonable.
Apply an once to H w. Is. ROBINS,
mhf-%t - Real Estate Agent, 1902 Msin St.
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q ~. New Auction Bargains on Hand.
5000 yards NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, beau
Elegant JAPANESE ROBES, plain and striped ;
New ALL-WOOL DE LANES, y .~.
Tx1MMING VELVtTEENS,
DRESS SILKS,
. d legant assortment OF IRISH and LA
s&tsE9 LINENS,
The largest and hest as well rs cheapest assort-
! -.syuent of Gents, Lsdcs', and Misses KID
If Gloves. ut all prices; - ,..-
RJBBONs. RIBBONS, RIBBONS Il 80
a-FLJOR and STAIR CARPETS, extraordinary
WHITE vi III fs and CHECKED MATTINGs, new and
-, ! tt autiful article! 81 I,7-.
FLOOR O!L-CL0THS, s. =.
COCOA MATING nj 6oc., wori h 81. ,..i
Bargains on top of bargains at -r,,,,ss ls.
, DUCKWALL & RoUSS'S,
mb7 No. 1913 Main street.
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VREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS

NREAI REDUC IlON In I'M VOVOS.
A SUPERIOR STOCK AT-A, CHEAT
SACRIFICE. -.
Intending to make change In my business, l
will sell my present stock Of ,7.s
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
atCOST for the mex. THIRTY DAYS. Our STOCK
is full and complete, consisting in part OF
SHAWLS and ChOAKS, In great variety;
CLOAK MATERIALS "a large assortmentl,
.GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Rich LACES, LACE COLLARS and SETS,
: EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS,
LACE and. EMBROIDERED HAN DE z B.
CHIEFS,
SASHES and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES
DRESS GOODS, in endless variety.
In fact everything to be found In n first-class
establishments, at prices which cannot fall to
please. JOHN n. MWoOfiN,
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1871. -. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OyER THE
:, .-.t,. SHORT LINE.
1877 /.
1871.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC. ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST,
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

=. ! CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALI. RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO SEQ
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
=. OF THE COUNTRY
FREE Of EXPRESS CHARGES