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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18
-Re,olved by tks Senate and House or Re,rs@nfa
tire, eL,t9s Uaited Sstes Of Ameries. IN Conores.

N.
R.,e,s.a * a. s.s,es. s.d ,,as... q Fs,r.tata.
aiissG ,Se risht DIVA, through The public land,
tnal Railroad Company, a corporation created under
ofUtaa. its saeeessort Ind Z ssSns' for The tSas iSTy
1ISa g 6s 4 .Stif StS. IN ind Is, ss,S fT1sPssl from % a. 4 DSt1, At g., 2,
and authority Is hereby given 10 said corporation to
said r IGS% m inS PSiIts is .sads : ssSss. ,l@ iS sGe n II%e .: Of
forth, for the construction thereof. Said way is
granted TO said railroad to the extent OF two hum
where IL may pass through fhe public DOMAIN IN.
cludIng all necessary ground for station, buildings,
workshops. depots, machine-shops. switches. side.
that within three months from the !pn sage OF this
Act the said Utah Central Railroad Company shall
die with the Secretarypf the Interior q map. to 30
ofsaideonpnis. asfhs sime has 6sen bssted and
constructed; provided, nIther. that. said company
shall NOT chlgs the G~esernplehth &hct rates than
graphic service. Andni t shall be the duty Of tho
Utah Central Railroad Company to permit any
other railroad which has been or shall be authorized
ture or the Territory OF Utah, 10 form HunnIpg con.
~neetions with It's road on fair and equitable terms.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted. That the United
States make the grants herein. and that the said
Utah Central Railroad Company accepts the same,
upon the express condition that the said company
shall not exercise the power given by section ten OF
chapter sixteen OF the laws Of the Territory Of Utah,
approved February nineteenth. eighteen hundred
and sixty-nlne; and ub0n the, further express condi.
ton that II the said company make any breach Of
the conditions hereof. then In such case, at any time
hereafter, the United States. by It's Congress, may
DO any and all acts and things which maybe neediIl
and necessary for the enforcement Of such condl.
lions. 1911 .guElg3 ...f" sGI 81 lgg..,..g
Sec. 3. And be II further enacted, That said Utah
Central Railroad shall be 4 post route and a military
road. subject TO the use Of the United States for
postal, military, naval, md. all other Government
service, and also subject 10 such regulations as Con.
geS may impose. restricting the chargcs' for such
Government transportation. ..lf-EaI -..tI BE-
Sec. 4. And be II further enacted. That the accept.
ance OF the terms, conditions and lmposliions uftfis
Act by the said Utah Central Railroad Company,
shall be Elgnl1ed In writing under the corporate seal
Of said company, duly executed pursuant to the di.
rection OF Its Board OF Directors nrst had and OBJ.
talned, which acceptance shall be made within three
months after the passage OF this Act, and shall DO
served Cd the President Of the United States; and
II such acceptance and service shall not be so made.
this grant shall be void. ..g..i-rr--rs.
Sec. 5. And be II further enacted, That Congress
may at any time. having due regard FER the rights OF
said Utah Central Railroad Company add TO, alter.
amend or repeal this Act.
~ .f..... . .... - cd" .HHH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18
Approved January %, ISL.

An ACT 10 amend an Act entitled IAN Act to an
thonIe the relnnding Of the National Debt"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18
SOLD BY

nss.v52o aeA 53l MARKET Street
&c San FRANCISCO, CAL,
Acents tor The Pacific states.
u-sold BY Hsdieins Diai.. generally.
TIA sesoly z.!-. 2, 1s,E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-18
Approved December %, ls,o.

AN ACT to. amend an Act entitled AN Act to re.
ducc Internal taxes. and for other purpoSes,p az.
proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
seventy. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
By Cook & Laughton. Auctloneess,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets'

cUpERB PARLOR, CHAMBEEKR;;r ; ~ -
= DiNING. ROOM FuGNITghEs', p p,e request
Ch r. MerStman. rss (who is DECLINING nonse
poanInn, we will Sc a. the REslD Gc'E E1n m
of Eranklin and Foushte streets; on Eli n his
9o,h ins,aat. CONNIE cling at 10 o,cdo0A' OLA
eegan' PssPInh sSTS, in oiled walnut ano up
foi bolse:ei in fancy and green Elench rep''
nR kV and sMOKI &c CHAiK
MAXI. TOP ABLES. IL, r,rble top
EIcg ant ho:c II sTSHT very Il .ndsome' oo,n
s.Ia,.id RRIJSS lis CARPETS on every ioo'N'
hal and : -t@tew;od EXTENSION TABLE,
W win TT EUTFET, marble sia0' 'A"'
s,,u erTySsaa,, ,RETaRY and BoCKCASE' In WAL
nut, Il fa ASH ah i:ee IisHBhg TABLES:
apg hs nSsome y anut LOrNGKS, 10 reus
Eie!ant FAKLoR Cih ~ S. Ps' Very Ingenious
HILL SUITE. complete ,,..-,,nged CHINA
PRESS sold wainu: ,,, ,,., e.ts
The chanbG:s are at c, sr% carved:
,,p " 60 CO. and r AIR MATrAT:SSEI. FEATHER
d EEi;S. Bon. SiERS and PILLOWS.
large nnml,er OF very beautiful ana expensive
-" . nm drGiLaSSuARF, of the latest designs
,nc ISTRi,!iE STOVE ami anpnrrenanccs.
Ono SORNING GLORY STOVE. nearly new
Together " it'll great many artlces no' ehuihc'
ra!cI, very useful 10 housek6epers
This IS unGuesliOnabiY The most elegant mouse
hold furniture that has been offc' ed at auction
for uumbgr OF years. end having Deen very liI'
lie used Is now as good as neT.
no Enable the public an exam inatlon Of 1t, inc
residence will he omen CT Thursdty, 2sth Instant
''S Siic ; p POS III COX LAuGHToH,
&C. "a AuctionecrJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
BY wellington eoddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctione'''
.or 11t,i and Bank streets.

roMM1ss1oNE1RsS rs SALE atErs or Mok Ah OK
,STs aehkT HUNGARY W,ATIESKn ,s5nIN anhi0tSs
EIGHT MILES Lea Nu Of the chsrcssy Court OF the
q on the s vs. az
J1Iy isi shall, rs speeia
missionefsee PC en- SATURDAY, the Tn Of October,
NJ or f I nR io cnts a as
any SEW Of which the late Thomas 5 bad~ s1s 1ts he
se Iaeond fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
passing thropsn are ample for the use of the
place and the dwelling ig within three EGaaee
yus,ina fod travelling on the said railroad. the
iand is cleared snd Hes rena ka5y well fEr Gull
raiion. and the location Is admirably wei suited
FIR coantry seats. because the cars pass hurnRary
t time &c daily thus aff3rding convenient idclli-
~, for persons doing business In Richmond.
n ne nroperLy will be sold as whole, or dlViued,
ne may be deemet best at the time or sale:
TERMS: ne.fourth cash; balance a. g, l.: ano
"a months for negUti bic notes, with interest ADD
and title retaiIls till all the purchase money Is
maid and . conveyance ordered by the court
,.,e L WK +. g g5sIaH 1EAKE, com'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

Az ingenious theft was commlttSa III
Paris la.ejy mt the expense OF le"eller o.
,hnt it, well-:;ressed man, decorated,
and having the appearance OF age1s,eiIW" ',s
entered this jeweller' 8 store, ia the nuo
Rnvale. and asked to he shown some OF ms
most valuable diamond rings. saying thaI
ne desired to present 1t to M. jules faVre;
One was shown him Of a value OF seVcra,
tbousand francs. with which he expressed
himself satisfied. He was then about 70
nav for it, when he suddenly discovered
that he had forgotten" his pocket-oooK
ut home. This. however. was tr'lie Wnicn
could easily be remedied. would !ne
;eweIIer kindly take the box containing
The ring to NJ. Favre's residence, and say
that II is sent by one Of his aonlrers1
Certainly. Then the gentleman banded tne
;eweller his cqrd--a handsome affair, Win
a coat oi.arms, and with the gentleman
address upon it-and begged the shop Man
to call az his residence and receive his mo-
nov. Then he LETT. and the jeweller TOOK
The box to Nj. Favre's house. M. FaVre
was absent. and the box was given TO ser
want. From NJ Favrc's he went TO ma the
cnstome,'s residence. Of course he was
unsuccessful in his search, and then, sus.
ncctinc a trick; he hurried back To Nj.
Fayrc's residence, to learn from the ser
want that Immediately after his departure a
stranger, having the appearance OF cicrs,
had called for the box, saying ,hat IL was
sent to the house OF NJ. Favre by mistake.
The ring was given to the swlndier, VINO
thercupOn took his departure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
zasisTYsls sssy.
& 4 sas ByWeiiington Goddln, q;
sas Ancfirneer and Reai Estate Agenh ~
- f,oiner Of Eleventh and Bank stfeets.

.HRUsTEE,se AND COMPASSIONATE
: IL SALE -t,F "A VERY yALUAABILnnT Sh1 Az,
rsd hIih5 AZ TIE NoRTHWasr S GoK EsFa
GRACE AND TWENTY-s ZIG LIT s,r sns sIcca.
I'd nv he late Thomas s. Baldwin ana nas w .,,s
and as missioner appointed BY aels On the
s day Of nly. is5l in tho case Of lett sa ~ an
vs. Baldwin,s adminis.raI9s;I sva ,hr all octo-
ber ss91, &C Il O'Clock M thai large elites as
tive. and beautiful RESlDsNpaaS.cMs y Bald
rIo Jhs d~eng has abea 1aa
usual outbudings The lot ms 20 fset vide. an
l Il w 2 S.s or ana Sivded
berry. The lot be SOLD us. rs hopE "f sale. his
p ns ey II xSr16y knawn that
fusiht description is deemed 6o liz Interest
lstJa together n ,iS f5e
anes W ddaS and title retained I'LL az We n s
nnrchasc money, is paid and 2 R ecn s;fiLEs,
aeiea W ZIG Trustee and Co mmIssl1He-.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
Nv j, l., hppcrson,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
corner Main and IlllI streets.

T,RUSTFE'S SALE OF d VALUABLE
1 SUBUEBAN Fam ON THE MEhDOW,
BRIDGES ROAD, ABOUT ONE AND HAZE
deed of trust TO the subscriber from A. F. and j.:
u. M1sby, dated 9th Of tcptcmher 1870 recorded
IN Henrlco County Court in Uced BOOK 81, page
ga. being thereto required, will sell at auction,
on tin premises. on FRIohY, September 20: 1871,
az O'Clock =. N. If fair; not, The 1t far ~
iher, after, the above described property. The
occup ucf Of SAID Mosbys. The Improvements
con list of an excellent DWEbIlNG and al OTHER
necessary hnuces IL good condition: the farm
contains EiFry.FaEh; ACkhS OF LAND, very
highly Improved 4 large portion set In strawher-
rie: raspscrries and otter small and large fruits.
FERNS cash as 70 50 500, interest from '2tn
inst, aid expenses o. safe; 4 credit TO the Cd OF
Jan nary nc xt s53.50 us 10 the residue or the
purchase money, to a announced at sac;
Sc l6-td5 d. l.. : Tf Eho O-s, lrustce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29

Josh Billings says: Don't work before
u ,eakiast. II it is necessary TO toll before
breakfast. cat your breakfast first" Now,
if he could fix it so that we needn't work
after breakfast!
An eccentric clergyman lately said in
one of his sermons that "about the COM
m0pest proof we have that man is made
of clay is the brick so often found IN his
hat"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
Ey W. &. Flouraoy, Auctioneer-
AIN OF A VAIIIARI,E FARM

y en- .STESEGELn.-t;v request OF the owners.
W II q. II at ubl'c aucttoa On The premises, on
fI,Ii;h thu :0th lay of :ertemh5r: 1871. a. l?
o'cIocL NJ, that VA .UABL /" AIN Il, The c3un-
" Il G! eSteri elI. lyin:, on The Gnle a-pr,1ge
road sixteen miles from Richmond, cen alnln
ONE HUI DIED l. 49, 20 T9-iWn ACRES,
about q, c.h,lf ccs-cd. Ire "ptn LARD Is very
nrodurt i've beng O. c-1lf Swift-cr, Ok bottom,
&c drained he nsIsLca OF he tract Is IN woods
aud ". Ii tiIGbcrcI. III: buildings insisting Oh e
dwell ing house and ell ncces:a out houses Ill
In goCd cpa!r. ,,o
5tr. Seat ,m!n Htncock, who resides on thc
PREMISES, vii tax. p,asme In showing The laE Us
TO any person wishing To tuy.
Two years, tie pu-, haser giving bones, bearing
int crest from day Of sale, secured by trust decd
g. ~ tIti W. &. FIGURING auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
arYesrfsys sAEgs-rnIs Day:.
By james Brown, Aucsione ~
1904 Maiu street.
re. w. Powell, Salesman 80

(E. W. Eoreit A''t1T~ 49,, = S,y2g.A
r ARGE AND VARIED AssoRTMaESSM, en- I
nT nay GOODS, GhOCEEIHs, BuqTs,
sHznEs lars GIPJ, HARDWARE, READY
MAZE GL1THIPG, HOUSEH0LD, !, t y .o!t.
TiIRE 20 AT AUCTION. On FhlDhI, IN an
Instant Mt 10 O'Clock, will sell at my store tne
ert!re stIek Of country merchant decilninB Dust-
mesa. co assisting or every description OF
DRY 60, D5,
GROCER1Ea,
HARDWARF,
TIE-WARE,
HATS, . 49,. ..-.r
GAPS.
NOTIONS,
EHADY.MADE CLOTHING.
Alorge assortment Fl ,,x,,-r,
MEMS, w. BE S,s. pud CH1LDBEN' . boolS'
SHOES BALTORAi.S. &C., -, ,.,o-
bra,ed +. Dane & Co.
After which VIII be sold lot OIL " y, 10
FUaEtTURF, &c, am2nsfs wn'So EmX ar Ss
MAH 3 Ely; CANE, aud WOOD SEAT
.-,, CHAIRS,
BTDSTEkpS,
BUREAUS
WAkDK 'BEs, ~
HkIa and sHUcK MATTRESSES,
FEhTHEE REDS, ,r,+, a
sune-tor t,OOKlTG STOVE. t,gether Win
lot of useful KlTCHSN UTGNSILss &c. 80 ..
The attention of the trade and The puDIIc Rsinh o
ralyie especially asked to the ABOVE sai s re-
goods are all fresh and desirable hayng he sold
Gently purchased with great care Gnu VIA "
without limit or serv.. .,,onepr
JAbiEo D'So " ~ SC 2s
f.. ", POWELL, Sales IN IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioreers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

THE "UNION HOTEL" ON THE
1 EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH sTEEET, BE
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS,
FprS SALE 1T AUCTIOE.--In execution Of a
d; c. ee Of the Cbaucery Court OF Richmond, en-
tn ed on the 18th of nne 1871 In The case OF Beck
man vs. KnIbe I will sell at auction, upon the
premises. on FRIDAY, goth of September. at 5
O'Clock r. NJ. The v luGble UN!UN HOTEL
rtes high with two stories below, and nearly new.
The lott 40 by est feet, bounded on the north by
1h.atre alley, on the south by an alley 10 1ee5
wife.
TERMS Cne- fourth cash; balance at g., IL, and
IS months, for Negotiable notes, with interest
aided the tie being Ietained by the court until
the notes arc paid. The purchaser to pay taxes
Tor 1871. JAS. FIN A"HSTS, tom'r.
t;RuBI3S 4 WILLIAMS, aucts. sc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
BY Lyme q Brother,
huct.oneers and Real Estate Agents,
1919 Main street.

VALUABLE THREE-STORI BRlCk
Y Tf~tMhMT mo 23o5) On THE SQij,Elt
SIDE nF FRANKLIN, Rl2W nEH rMIN ~ :
FjR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-ISe SHALL at the Ie-
quest of the owner, sell at pubic suction o. the
premise. on TUUSDAF, tie 81 day of 0Gt9 o.
SioRY BRIGK TE!NEM-~T iocated as above
described now In the occupancy OF A. u. ByIne,
ESQ containing ten rooms. XII chen: STA IL, &c,
is i'm Good repair. The lot has front OF 29l by i66
feet IL alley.
TERMS: at sale. ,,,,,,,n., ..
sen LIZ NE * 6hoIhEh, SauctS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
BY Wellington Goidin,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank strfcL5.

ry,RIJSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM OF
U>E HUNDRED AND THIETY-ONE
AND ONE-QUARIEa AGTES n Nv hE &hTsR
ST kTInN- By virtue or two deeds OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Orr!ck to the subscriber the Gnc
bearing dste the 18th Of February, ls5s t9e 9tnsr
rico County Court, shall, In execution thereof
proceed to eel at public auction on The premises,
On TUESDAY. sd of October, 1871. at IL o'c 'ock
H., III fair If not. the next fair day thereatter
The FARM Of 1871 ACRES, located as above
formerly occupied by said 0rrick, and being the
ssme CONVEYED to him py Richard +. Tgler ana
wife BIZ deed of the 18th of February dsSo IL n nG
lining the lalids OF Rylard Ford, Henry BLOCKS
state &C. ,.,e IF
saIe and TO nav OF whatever may be now due upon
no bonds one for 3l5 So, and the other Tor Sdou,
estimated to be aboal 800; and rs 10 any lcsuIS
Of the pur chase money. on such terms as TIC sals
Orrck sh all prescribe ard drec:, or, on ms taiurc
to give any directions, then on credlt o. one
year bearing interest," properly se:ureu:
Sc ~ EDWArD 7. CANNof, trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
BY Gruhb5 K Williams.
AuctIoneers and Resl Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. between Main aud Ra0s,

THE "MYRTLE GROVE" FARM,
4 ABOUT TIL LEE MILES NOKEH Ot kiEH--
R0AR AND BanUK TURNPIKE, For $ LIZ
Ar ATCTION.-Ry request OF Mr 6 q. carer
DAY 9Th Octoher ut j. O'Clock NJ, his very '. lu-
aole FARM situated as aho e, adt3iping me snas
Of Ur. A. j. TerrI, Saith \ arwood' .; ~ %
cleared Gncludiug 20 acres in grassy anu IN ING
heart . th- residue IN woods. the III ,st OF Il IN
nriyInal growth Of oak and hickory. ,-,
= he f,nnroyeueuts are DRAINED HOUSE
with seven rooms, good barr, stable, aud ttller
usual out-housss. iucludiug large Ice house i,
two icn-uonds also, & spring SAID 10 possess
value nle mineral properties an abundi nce o. me
fr lit &C., &c. ,.,,. . .;;,,
The pl &C Is well watered and he'itnI, Il ".
,tcJ In a nlessaut sud improving IL, iphbLIhooo,
and combines rs many desirable qutl tes rs any
farm OF its size III the vicinity OF thl3 cl1y. An
exam IN alton I, f the property is desired.
TERMS: Mace knO Nh at the Time of sale.
cc2GII5 GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS, Auc's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
BY w. iIodGin,

By w. iIoddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT AND COM
v F .RTABLE FRAMED DWELLING, ON
THE SOi tn IOE OF NICHiI'pSVs SfREET
ROCKETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Att tire
req lest of the devisee Of the late Stephen Hop
SaTUEDhY AFTEkNOOn. The 3Oth September,
1871 at a o'clock, that beautiful LOT l0cat d rs
above, s0xl65 feet, with FRA MED DWELLlN.i
thereon, now in the occupancy Of Mrs. sarah
BopAins, containing fre rooms and tEo CLOSETS.
Terms Mt sale W. GODOIN,
Sc 27-tds Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
BY Cook l. Laugnton, Auc:ioueers,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN
a WITH SMALL. HEAES.--We viii sell on
FRInhY, 2ath September, at No. 18th street,
ntxf ,or to II. Walersten Co.'S, an EIGHT b; ,4 81
and CO. KLE MaCHI e, PULLIHS, BANDS,
GEs RING. ELEVATORS, RECs!YEhS'
Is, and everything perts iningto WHEAT,
compet'. r,
Tr us will b male very liberal.
Tic cd aad weed BUSINESS c"ud be coDpccied
with 7he .t-c;eaning. rs there Is ample room Oh
The oil ace Tor both. Sale 1T O'Clock.
spc5 C!!oh az t3jts. i'S, 1HctS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
k:cEHGnc AND :'ETEHsBUaS Il. II. Co..
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. s, ISL.

E:CEHGrc AND PETERSBURG Il. X. Co.,a
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. s, lsfl.
T1HE I AIMS ON THIS ROAD
= run rs rollors: HIP
The mail trains lesve Richmond at i:<S A. "a.
and $50 4. a.; and leave Petersburg 81 4os a. u
and TIC p. b.
Freight aud Accommodation trains leave Rich.
mepd els a. a. and 40 z. Be-, and leave Peters.
Lurg at 10 A. 81 AID 800 Z. 81.
sn2 s:s5 =. y. train viii ,;ot learc Rtcbm ono or
sUND6ia *pd tie 7 20 r. Il. traiu viii not lesTs
Petersburg 5n bGSDAES. =
;,assensaTs for Norfolk Slil saaa the i:ao +. II,
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will conuect
at Petersburg with the 10 A. IL. train.
PasSeag1re from Glover Hin will lake the $50 A.
81, u an en- Mondays, u edpesdays, and FRIDAYS
snj Es.nrning, leave Richmond on the same dxys al
1850 ?, n. '''o
The 70 al trains viii Gtop only at Chester.
The 4. II. train will connect at Peters,
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
road for Lyuchbnfg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the : 40 T. NJ train RIM.
nius through TO Wilmington. Il. b. KASE3
&u Ticket aud freight Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
wood AND COAL.
NOAL AND WOOD.

4 WAL oND WOVD'
Now d.scll,rling from schoouers Ashland and
7 u Hrn- p fu.I stock at best he My CLAY
opt r. :, coal. for c-ntsu, stoves gni furnac. s..
Also, rUT COAL, prepared especially 70 base
burning stoves, 1t fr.m So IS TO S125 per to,: or
best lump; j. so for hal. OAk and PINE
WGO0 ri lowest cash prices, at 10th and Cary or
70S Grace street. ..r ~,
10 10 IHhE. H. j aNr ~ tc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-29
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Be- ROAD-On and after JULY 2STH, ISL.

pICHMoND AND DANvILLE RAIL,
As EOAD-On and after JULY 2sTH, 1911.
GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Passengef) leaves Rich.
m0nd daily except SundaYa) at 4:o5 A. NJ; leaves
Dhnyille 81 i:os a. NJ; arrives at Greensboro al
Train So. Lynchburg rassenger) leaves Rich.
=. ID.
Train No. 10 (vrelght and Accommodation
leaves Rtchmond at sos Z. M; arrives at Burke
yl'lS at s:s4 T. M. tstoppiug at all way stations
Train No. IL ,Througn Mail and Express) leaves
Richmoud dsily at 2:i0 Z. IL; leaves Nanvtlle
daily 1T lo!i z. M.; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. II tThrough Mail ard Express) lesvea
Greensboro, 6stiv at 1859 p. 81: leaves DanyiIIe
daily at lo:lc z. IL; arrives at Richmond daily st
b:l4 A. II.
Train No, tTuroush Passenger, leaves Greens.
boro' daily except sundays st II G5 A. H.; leaves
Danviue ut II 4. III; arrlYee at Richmond st S:21
Z. "a. ..-. -. II. :
Vrsn no. 10 Gynchburg Pssseager) leaves
t.ynchnurs dsug at $40 4. Ri; leaves BurkeYiile
att z. L.; arrives at Richmond at P. ii. ~.
Train NO. leaves Burseyillc 430 A. M; ar.
rives at Richmond S:+5 Il. NJ tstopp!ng at all
way stadSnsl daily except anndays).
drains On North Carolina Eatlroad for all points
South. :
Trains Hes aud L. connect at Burkeyille
Railroad 70. all points Southwest and South. :
THROUGH TICKETS to all points SOuth anc
Soothwcst can be procured at the ticket cfice IN
Etchmo15, and OF h. +. WALKER, Agent Of At
lanttc, Mississipp! and ohio railroad, No. 1925
Main street. Richmond.
Fapers that have arrangements TO advertise the
: sfheJuse o. this company VII! plesss print a,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
I. M. IL. TALCoTT, gng'r and Supt. su2i
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DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,

pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
VIA
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS,
Is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, Selma,
Mobile, Meridian,
Pensacola, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And all points In Texas.
PULLnAE'S PALACE CARS run through
from Lynchburg t, Mobile, via Calera and Mopt-
gomery, without change.
Time to Montgomery Mobile, and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY any pTHEtS ROUTE.
Time from W ite Sulphur Springs and Char
Ia1tesrille
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO EIOSTG CMERY AND MOBILE,
and
FIVE Fl UisS LESS 70 NEW ORLEANS.
The popular aud moct cKped tious IMMIGRANT
Route to Texas aud Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage CHECKED through.
Tickets In all puiuts b. this route may he OBJ.
tai2ed r. the tiCke! Offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE j. ONO RI LEOAD,
RICHMOND & DAHVILLE RAILROAD,
aud at the Office of the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad, 1926 Main street, Richmond.
Be sure your tickets read via Dalton and Calera
Tor S+m.l. f.. 6, BAknEY, Gen. Euit.
john 3, PECK, Cen. Pass. Agent.
JOHN III. VI YLY. Travelling Agent. AL 2s-3m
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DIssoLUTI0Ns & PARrNERsYGTPs,
HARDWARE. &c.


ia ARD w A r E Fine Pocket Knives
LIZ and Scissors. Rodgers's and Woste nhoIm,s
m Re; lvorT-hsnd!e and Plated Desert and Table
Knives and Forks; Triple plated Spouns and
EoIk Bareera' Rhgors and Strs ps. ..--y-G
i, IL Yov want something good, eau 1T l.
WATKINS h C0TTBELL,s,
) - leo7 Main street, Kiehmoad. "a,
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EEWING.MACHlNES.
MAa,HIHERY, DC.

~
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
! second.hsn twenty-five horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with thirty. five hprse-power
Tubular boiler IN beet order;
twenty hog &C. power rOkTA BLK SGl E!E and
BOILER, secondhand, good as new:
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and BOluEh: - >,
l secondhand thtrly-fve horsepower TUBULAR
/ secondhand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALIEN FAN BLOWER, good as new;
POWER PUMPS, capacity 800 gallonc per min
ute, III best Working order:
l tire. foot PORTABLE GRI-T MILL French
Burr Stones), liz complete order;
2 pairs PLATFORM SCALES, on wheels;
| POWER MONTloING MACHINE;
Iagae HCoPrER KETTLES;
All sizes SHk FLING, HANGERS, PULLlES,
BEvlL and "a WhEELS, and u variety
of all sortE Of machinery.
All OF which will be closed out at low figure on
accommodating terms.
aiways on hand, good assortment OF
STEAM GAUGES, FEET VALVES,
GLt.BE VALVES BRASS COCKS or all
GAUGE COCKS, kinds,
w aTER GAUGES TALON COCKS
sELF-CILIkG CUPS, OIL CANS-all kinds
All goods warranted OF the best material and
workmanship.
Nos. l&22, 1924, 1926, and 1923 Cary street,
and NCs. l3 and l5 south 18th street.
jyla Richmond, Va.