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Raiser William Afrronss Gcaerau snor-

man. .sEa6
A Berlin correspondent June sth} of the
Tribune tells this curious story:
General Sherman has Just left Berlin after
a conspicuously brief visit. and young Grant
will leave to-day. The General was very IN
disnant at the lack of attention which he en-
pcricncrd from the Court. and no doubt will
nurse his wrath TO keep il warm under the
impression that hc has Il good, honest gricv-
ancc. He will say with truth that Ir went
I" call on Nolikc. whose rank corresponds
with his OWL. on the very day of his arrival;
that Mo!thc did not return his visit for three
"r four days; that Mr.. Bancroft. the Amcri-
c>n Envoy. notified 10 The Empcrcr's Aid,
General ~c'Wartzkoppcn. that Sherman
would hr happy I" pay his respects 10 the
iInrcror: that Sherman called promptly on
SrhwariIkopl"n the day OF his arrival and
expressed Il desire 10 sec the Emperor: that
'r never pretended that he had no uniform,
though Wn this Visit lr MAS in a civilians
dress {: ani That I" these announcements Mr..
Bancroft received Il reply the following day
to- the ci)rrt that the Emperor had no ol,jcc-
tl"n 10 receiving General Sherman. Mr..
t3ncrnIl advised General Sherman not to ac-
Crii The privilege on such terms. | am told :
Al Ill events sherman did not, but pleaded
hi ru"agr:nrnt>.
ne German side 1il~Wcl~ ia The Stale
rnrui> al General Sherman that III had no
ri"hl I" a>k IN audience al the Emperor cX-
cUlrt i'll hi character rs General, and in the
uniform ui his rank (thc etiquette Of The
Iru>>!an Court upon this %-tIl,icct is rs old ~
HE monarchy: that Sherman diucd III uni
form At MIR. i;anrrun'> the nigh, Schwartz
koltpCr> answer WAS received. and Schwartz
k"pprn MAS present and called attention
, .f.g Fact E. 'lut H-.-.I :. a..
iri@hr>t representative in The field Of the
American Government. which supplied the
rurrir> 81 Germany with arln> during the
war OF l~>,"-'1I hc is likewise we'll known
here for lis pronounced procliyitic> or
France The II AMI since, aud bad therefore no
ri-ht Ia expect from this Government any
hut purrly official ciyilitirs.
"Ihi> i The cast on both sides. so far rs il
= VT developed here L. ne. Among some
nt the Germans here the impression srcln>io
prevail that NJ Bancroft added Ia hi- nnlctu
lHv larri"u tilirc ilmt Sherman was without
ANY uniform, aia must tn homage. il al ail.
ia n citizens dress. Under this impression
t'lc> laH the blaine. | believe. upon Bancroft
irr not knowing how Ia bring his guest into
r~rtlr'ru> with the Court. and for having mis-
represented the Generals dr>titlti"u in the
matter al rs" uniform. ~ Tar * can Inakr
oft. the matirr Ms lun-Ird on our side. and
the Germans were moi unwilling IL have \
good Irr;rNt. The Emperor too. no doubt.
Wa l.iri>,d enough To- ,~tIpc tic awkward
Ness oi Hn interview with Il distinguished
r~urri.n officer who only speaks English,
| which tie Emperor >ly~ lr himself speaks 80
ictiI> thu, "uul even ~ American can I'M
,lrr>:Iud him" ia" implication being flat the
Americans >prik En-tl>h =" badly that they
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Mr.. schmidt i Il gentleman Of Trutunic
birth and rather IT the Mormon ordrr Of
architecture in hi> belief II, regards women.
=" ~,rni> Ia lhiHh That Il WIFI may Ice got rid
II a> easily - obi r~lrilt,s. When Yea are
t;r'i - nn". ~'r,i hrr and gel a%lotlrr. 4.
Ira>l tlut'~ tIv WY il Took.
Mr. ~rlmidt-hrt ~ rlll him .l"luunrS. for
tn" SHE II hrrlill --,"}Iu" To this country Il
',W years ~" ari ~nu-it lli,. liinr1y. and
lice pursuit. Of Happiness IN Baltimore. There
tur lt~im' clnluorrd "I aud married the
huNuil Wi,ium ii 4 beer saloon. The nrW
lHii .-nt along quietly until johannes WAS
lu; - lr,t with rAc3umli>m. Becoming Il
n,u.i,n 81 Tire hate widow. She ran him out
ut the house and Went into The widow hll>i-
u">> o-,tin.
-thIn' i. l,Yrt-hrokcn and weary al life.
! Wafl Z" E;artlu>lur" H. die. He didn't die.
t~oou-l. liz eye fell upon tfw form 1T a
| rushing maiden = twenty -four >immrr>.
lrti Il" l"."iN'ttp m,kr her Mrs. Schmidt.
Notwithstanding lin rN.NjluW IN Baltimore
'1i % mechanics lien 90 him. He had had
,N"u-it II N,uuW>. AMI liLr the elder Weller
VIZ I',Inr'd Ia ilrWi il warning tones.
=" i%N.l, ~ IT," Hill,t~.'
Amer In" course at Wuoin" Johannes took
+" hi~ i"art auG h"mr tn" iaI, Of his choice.
atj Tor ioGr months Mtr:iE>hllrg WAS Il para
di~" /" Schmidt. schmidt ruNrtrd in I,li~>.
,!r snapped hi liug.t~ at lii" rN-wiluw and
~1jl, ~ links ~ too. she l".litr book Il
tr,llirowtl."
'iHl perfect }appnn.~- i> not for uan ON
thi~ earth. ~ 1dr expiration "f the four
mu1tI>, tia n"W Mrs. Schmidt laa,krd lp
t3- aui l~rt~"I-,. shook Schmidt from her
Itrar1 and IL" H'r~i At N"rijuenmr@ from her
I,t u,,.I az T., " l.ul;,,. ~ .I =,
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.t>a'.Htty Widows Marriage.

LOSING iI!f TliIip, SHE NAMES PROPOSALS For \
lurEru HUSBAND, AND Is READILY ACCErTEn-
Mr.. ASD MES. ". J.. STANTON.
Many Of our citizens will r~ccolIcct Mr.. VI.
l.. Stanton, the young man who acted ~ the
private secretary 10 DR.. PAYNE. Eor the lust
two weeks he has been 1t Council Bluffs
with the Doctor. Last "Wednesday he was
married 1T the Pacific House. in that city,
and ss there is Il little rolnIncc connected
with the affair. we propose 10 enter some.
What into detail in regard 10 il.
There arrived in Council Bluffs ten days
ago Il lady from California mmrd Mrs. Fitch,
She waS on her WAY from san Francisco Ia
London. hlt rs she hccanm>ick while travel
ling on the railroad She concluded 10 stop at
Council Bluffs and put herself underline care
of Il physician until her rcruycry. She ac-
cordinyly employed the medical services OF
Or. PAYNE. II WAS while She wa> the doe
quaintcd with her.
The acquaintance ripcncd into love, and
Mrs. Fitch, il is strange to relate. recovered
from her illness in II remarkably short time,
which WAS probably owing more 10 the
potent power OF love than 10 any medical
potations administered by the doctor.
To 20 back Il little i'll the history of Mrs.
Fitch, NC will state that she is Il daughter OF
the Lord Bishop of England.
She is Il very handsome lady, thirty years
of age. and WAS Il widow Of the third de-
gree, having had three husbands up to The
lime of her mcctin" Mr.. Stanton. In addi-
ton TO these facl>, it may be stated tlIut she
is possessed of considerable wealth. Mrs.
Fitch is II powerful SpiritualiSlic medium,
and while travelling eastward she had Il pre-
sentiment that she WAS to meet II countryIllan
OF hers, to whom she would he united in the
holy bans of mtrimonv. No sooner lad she
set her eyes OH hlr. Stanton than she con-
Guided that he was the very man.
We have stated about how their acqutint-
ancc terminated in love. Mrs. Fitch, after Il
very brief courlSllip, took advantage of the
fact that this is leap year. and, clIar"lng the
usual course gcncrally pursued i'll affairs o.
the heart. she made 4 proposal OF marriage
to her beloved. Mr.. stanton, acting under
the circumstances rs would y lady, took time
to consider the proposition.
He saw on II little reflection that here WAS
II splendid opportunity OF lettering his Pc.
sit;On III the world. Mrs. F:tc'' was OF good
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finily, young, handsome, ediieated, and,
above NIL things, wealthy ; and he finally con-
cluded. rs any sensible young man would
have done under the circumstances, to be-
come the fourth husband Of her who had
asked his hand and heart in marriage.
An affirmative answer was accordingly
given, and the ceremony took place Mt the
Pacific House, in Council Bluffs, last We'd
llesdar afternoon, after the very brief court
ship of one week; but the brevity Of the
co,rtsl,ip was only cXccllcd by the ardor Of
the lovers. The wedding was pronounced
Ivy all who knew anything about it 10 have
been Il very rccherci6 affair, and was the
general gossip arnors" the higher circles of
the village across the Big Muddy.
The happy couple have gone OF a wedding
trip to New York, where they will probably
remain. Mr.. Stanton proposes at once to en-
ter upon the study of 4 profcssion-citllcr
that Of medicine or lawn either of which
we predict that he will he cmincntlv SlicrcsS-
FIJI. rs he is Il young gentleman of nc ordi-
nary talents. lie certainly displayed his
good sense in accepting the hand of Mrs.
Fitch, for Il young man well married is a
Young man made.
We commend his example to the young
men OF Omaha, and would advise them not
10 hesitate Il moment in taking advantage Of
Il similar opportunity should it ever present
ITSELF Omaha Bee.
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The OSE-L.EGGED Box VINO BoARpS G., i.
aND y. TRAINS RuSNISG At FULL SPEED-A
REMARKABLE louNGSTEI.-Coining into the
city on Il c., i. and q. train, rs it entered the
suburbs yesterday, Il youn~strr about ten
years old. with one leg mnputatcd to Il very
brief stump, was observed handling his
cr1itch briSkly along the side of the track.
evidently with 4 skilled purpose to get his
momentum upto that Of the dly-moying
train. He did il, and climbed upon the rear
platform and sat down IL cool H. though his
feat had not excited the wonder OF Il score Of
passengers who watched him. The appear
ancc was ;$ if Il lame lad had taken some
risk to secure Il ride downward. But ut
Canal street he climbed down from his perch
and went back down the track with flying
leaps, like Il Kangaroo. with the evident
purpose of boariin" Il long freight train, al
ready under good Roadway in the opposite
direction. II was m exploit only the most
adroil and ycntrrrSomc railroad cmployc
would think of attempting. 80 great WAS the
speed "f the train; but again the brisk mouo-
lrdc achieved il. clun~ ikea monkey toihr
iron ladder 81 the side of Il car, near the
rear Of the train. and went mp hand over
mnd with his c%rlItclICS under his arm. The
next instant he WIS running. or rather hop
ping with long leaps. 1T full speed along the
top of the ears taking The intcr>pacrS is
easily H. Il boy >kil> over Il croS>-walk. And
then we learned that this nidgr is the victim
Of IN extraordinary passion for riding on the
cars. Of roursr he lost his lcg in this way
at the Great Eastern crossing eighteen months
ago. and was provided with attendance and
Il light crutrh by the railroad company. Any
one would think the loss of the Icg would Ec
Il lesson for Il lifetime. but instantly on re-
coyrry he resumed his sport, which had
hccoinc Il passion. Since that time he pIS>c>
his whole day in the manner above noticed.
Ills misfortune has really equipped him with
means of Ioromotion With which he distances
alItwo-lcgccd Youngsters. He captures every
train that PASSES, fakes excursions into the
country ut will. sure of lriu" able 10 COM
pass his return in the same way. Railroad
employees >cold and put him nll, but his Grip.
pied condition Sccirrcs immunity. and rs he
never mounts II Train until II l. in motion.
lr "iIcS them the option In stop the train ~
throw him oil. There j. no moral 10 tie
story beyond HE mention Of The tact. Ii thu
loss uf Il lrr is no Ir>>ul 10 boys to keep oil
uic;iuw trains. there seems 10 be no remedy
excerpt IN shorten them III the other end.
Perhaps. after all. ii is is well for the trains
10 carry this yolmg>icr rs 4 prominent All
vcrti>rlncnt 10 ether lads of the peril ui the
practice of which nc is 80 noted an exam.
pie Lhic0go 1i2t10pc.
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one TnursA&u DOLLARS DAMAGES FOR PR
TfHt; rr'TuE NKu<G MEpIrINE.-Au INTEREST
inm rt~r ON trial in the Jefferson Court of
Common Pleas is decided 10y Il suit brought
H. recover damages from Il druggist who, III
r"mpounding a prescription, put up the
wrong drug. The decision establishes the
fact that druggists are responsible for the
mistakes at incompetent clerks. The facts
in the CASE are IL follows: One year ago Mr..
John :. Kline, of this city, was seriously AZ
llirtcd with hclnorrl!oid, commonly called
I,iIr~. Or. Gait, his physician, prescribed
an ointment composed principally of >tiaino-
ni,Ei, = .muco!ic, that would have had the
eject Of ~%uoilliu. The irritatcd parts and to
alIay the pain. The prescription was taken
tu the drug store Of :. +. Dawes, and the
clerk, William Ross. matte the ointment Of
cau1Aaridcs, an active %irritant, instead Of
stranlonium. The ointment WAS applied rs
directed, and the scclc that followed may be
better imagined than described. Mr.. Kline
suffered untold anguish, aud lis o as he
VIZ. able TO get about brought suit for dalE-
ages, and III. jury assessed the damages ut
~. 0UU.- LDuiocitie Lcdcer.
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TiiE WHEAT tEor.-Many cf our TURNER'S
have finished ilrcsiing their wheat. and in-
form lis that it is Of Il superior quality. and
has turned out much better than they rX-
pcctrd. Onc gentleman said That his straw
WAS short. hlt the yield of wheat WAS better
than il had been tor the last fifteen years.
Farmers. however, cannot afford 10 dispose
III their wheat at present pricc>.-LW ipcpcr
Dh$cyr,r.
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CALIFORNIA lTEMs.-Sdn Francisco, July
i2.-Edwari stanley. Provisional Governor
OF North Carolina under President Lincoln.
has been stricken with paralysis aud is dying.
Matilda Heron. the actress, whose ccrcl-
tricity haS nf hate become notorious, read
"talnil'c nj a benefit last night. but the oc-
ra>i"n WAS 4 painful one, both TO herself and
friends.
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CHINESE WorKMES.-PCnnSvlvania papers
state that tho Beaver Falls Cutlery Works in
that State, having been dcsolatcd hv the
strike. have been rcl'lcniShcd by the ~iliporta-
ton Of Chinese. Several Crlrstials have al-
ready been set at work. aud five hundred
more have been contracted for and are cX-
prci"d the last of the month. They are to
get $40 a month and he found i'm rcli.ion-a
special clause in the contract STIMULATING for
the turnishin" Of Il "jossman' without en-
pcnsc to themselves.
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so. 0rO WORTH OF CLOTHING.
In preparation for Il chang" the coming seaSoil, |
will from the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1872, offer
my cuttrc stock of
G~ENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS. BOYS, \
t~IlIIpKE\'S CLOTHING
ala REDUCTION at NV former prices 81 III" S'l-
son. II Is IMPORTANT Thai the stock of SUMMED;
WE,I; should hr closed out rniirr. AMI induce
in.rrs will IL. offered To thai cnd. Among the icw
things wun!icruni"ra are
DRESS SUITS,
ClIEN!oT SUITE,
CASHMERE SUITS,
LINEN SUITS.
HUE FLANNEL SUITS,
WHITE DUCk SUITS,
YOUTHS SUITS,
HOIS' SUITS,
rliiI.pIEN'S SUITS,
and everything that SUITS the wants Of the people
aud 1t i ftbuirnSiy iptr figure.
mean all ! sly. and tlIos" In want OF good. gen
,,rL. and wcll-lnlie CLOTHING will find that ia"
hest place Ia get them is the nli-csiablishrd tthlrty-
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. Agent
100 Main street, sign 81 the Zig Flag.
\. E.-Scc detailed advertisements Us they daily
,pprar. iy lro'lLJy23
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SES.

EETELLE. No. 1901 Main street, i July
& Fortified AGAINST summers lci.- S<r,
WItai with one cN lrtirnt aud another lfl:1,3,I,lssS
will 20 hard II he doesn't keep his Gus 49,
Ininrrs and friends cool aud comfort SS
able. let The slnlucr god rage never 81 irrr"IN.
III. AEpt mas the hest products al the st:1s",i,
from the tropics 10 The lakr4, which are served III
ia" BEST STYLE OF ART. j.,
Ills EAR l. the best bath for skiliul brewing: ana
SUPERIOR liIuurS-uu.liallcd IN this city. II WIN
ihrsr au.i ICES and c,,,linG mineral waters ""iiii'-
men can't keep cool then The weather must pc IL not
H. NrSlyiu$ itself.
Thankful Tor lst,t favor5. hr r"ncws l'!S Invitation
Ia the public. aud pr"Iniscs Salislact!oli, II lliht IL 10
lc found In this world.
COME. and lets laTc,ltily 4 peace Jubilee III Il
horn that IL more mellow than any Of those nj
i.uEtun. Je ~
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ii GOVERNOR STREET. x,
RICHMOND. VA ~

Until lt "r September next We viii "iirr Gr':,t
Inducements Ia all IN need al ri ltNlIl ht MD
MkTTEESSES Our warrr""iil> are r"w tl''d
with ,.pulS made II seasoned AMI hiln-'irir'i lHliIb'f'
AMI warranted IT, stand In any climate. -.
We wnuld call particular attention IL ON Htp'k ~
WALNUT rlitMl!El; SUITS. which can lac lsr-
ui.ltpI from So IL 500. and in all casts warranted.
tWr stock III pkRLDis FURNITURE III. i 1l>" very
complete. and il we have M. the si:l IL on hand We
viii make any pattern Ia nr''rr.
an in need will lind II to Their Interest To examine
,,ir s,,,rL f. -
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TuE SOUTHERN CLAIMS CosaissroH.-The
Treasury yesterday paid TO Colonel John I.
Pickett, formerly Of the Confederate army,
$4,000 for d,ta from the rebel archives
against claimants before the Southern Com
mission. This sum was paid by special order
Of Secretary Boutwell,, upon the recon-.
mcndation Of Mcssrr. Adds and Ferris
Washington Patriot.
IA poor business for Colonel pickctt.l
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ltY MnMiN 4. knvall.
Real Estate Agents and Aurtionccrs,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Ma urhcStrr, Va.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY. TWEEN

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWENTY
L BEAUTIFUL. BUILDING LOTS IN THE
BUCK I'LL" ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF
MANCllESTEi.-Thc.c valuable lots front ~ feet
on Hull and Decatur streets. running back Isl feet
10 an alley 10 feet wide. The elevated position OF
these lois makes them highly attractive. The view
Is unsurpassed. ~ they command Il full view ri the
entire city Of hicIln"rri and surrounding country.
Location - healthy rs any i'm the State.
\ Flat Of the abovc-lcscrihci property can he seen
1T our office. Terms and prices are li~ral.
We will take pleasure in giving any information
In regard to this desirable property.
. K ROYALL.
" n Hp1l E-tutn tuppf. md tnrti,npor.
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SrEvEYoES.-F. :. Turkey and Robert T..
Wood were. today appointed surveyors Of
GiStillrrirS i'll the first internal revenue dis
lrirt of VIRGINIA.
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s'eRNH'T'a RE- AZ.

rsN0 TIE pUBIIC.-Bein~ compelled IL
4 Ia max" alterations AMI improvements III H.,
my warrro"nr~ On account al inrrr.i>' OF i'lSi-
mss, lgy,. determined Ia sell uui my large . !
sleek of FURNITURE. Persons wishing la secure
n BEAUTIFUL Walnut l'arlur rr tlriinl"r Srt ~ iilHi
ro>l will do well Ia call soon. Very respectfully.
ARTHUR ROONEY, Governor ami tl;inhill
,r.t. IirL,r,ul y, iva
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MISERABLE sUENREAN EARM For

MISERABLE SUBURBAN FARM FOR
~ SAIE.-This Farm, the residence al the late
Colonel j. VI. 6. Dlrkins"n, lies on the Ninr-Nlilr
rtl'i. on" and Il half miles east Of The city, AMI coil-
tlinS ONE HUNDRED M Thirty AND \
HALE AtEES"f highly-imprnvc'I land.
Tho buildings consist NJ II brick DWELLING. contain
ing NlN rooms. Kitchen with Two oonS. two quar-
irr>. barn. stables, rarriaSr-hnuSc. shelters. ,Sc.
The yard Is urnamrnictl with forrest frees and ~ or
greens. ihrrr l. \ large and choice apple orchard
on ihr property. in tull bearing. ,;nul iIciclllnrlinuI.
The property will In divided, II desired. So rs t.
give +" one tract scyciiy-siN aud Il half arrcs and 10
The other !%iiiy-toir acres. Immediate posses. ion
eau hc lrati. GEORGE VI. DkEWRI.
is lJ-SS M,SroIaf$ IpII Nuiu street.
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PoSTAL.-C. +. Tap>cott is appointcd post
master nj 1tilmarmork, Lancaster county,
Virginia. rjcc Charles Scl"y, resigned.
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Mile Nii>>on'> wedding is 10 take place on
the last july morning ut the famous st.
Georges church. Hanover square. London.
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DOR SALE.-RRICK ID w YELLING
l. nine rooms, kitchen. &C.: excellent ~nciglhor-
hood; location convenient; price low terms agree
able.
VACANT LOT corner Fourth and Canal STREETS,
cheap.
LOTS on upper Grace street. near Monroe Park.
LoT on lower Grace street. near Capitol Park.
SMALL HOUSE and LOT in Sidney, OH Elm
wool Il rect.
LOT on Third street, Candles Hin. very desirable.
LOTS on Grove avenue. near Monroe Park.
pNE-At'sE LOT Gn Grove avenue. in Sidney.
CHEAP FARMS, with outfit culnplctc,in ~ficuriCo
county west al Richmond.
Apply 10 W. u. ROBINS,
" lJ-3r ItIf Nuiu street
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Col
OFFICE GESl. TICKET FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND. Va. June ~. 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after SAT-
- IEnA NENT. until further notice, an &C
toMMol,ATloS TRAi will run between Rich
m"ml and I;urkcrillc, leaving Richmond every
SATURDAY nj $50 +. NJ, arriving ut Burkcyillc ;it
$50 i. NJ. Returning. leave Hurkcville on Mon
DAY at !:S5 4. NJ. arriving in Richmond d. nj SIS A,
NJ. This train will stop at all way stations.
JOHN X. MhCMrRDO.
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T. ". L. TALcorT. Engineer and superintendent.
L. 26-lm
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ElNE = GENE ESI'.

ME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-
! ! featured by ,s in Boietourt county, known a.
WILSON or ROCKVILLE LIME, will hereafter
m. put ulnl the market under tie IaImc of INDIAN
RDtK LIME. Orders for which may he left al our
1ilirc, No. LOS Dock street.
DILLON. ELLETT K co.
November u. ISL. no 70
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REAL EsTATE Ar pEIvATE sALE.
rhRLTON sTTIL m MARkET.-Hay-

CARLTON STILL IN MARkET.-Har-
" Ing: sold the Bosking spring. farm, We are
still Offering for sale the beautiful CARLTON
ESTATE, adjoining the torn of charlottesville and
In sight Of the University OF Virgi-ia.
This place combines many attractions First.
SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACHES OF choice
farming land, about one hundred acres low ground.
Two of our best farmers have. after carefully riding
over the place, declared that they could readily clear
$4,000 per annIin from IL. The buildings are hand
some md convenient: the grounds laid ont with
taste and orrImnnieti with most luSuriant growth
of cvcrgrc,ns. With good health. good society. mild
climate, anil educational advantages. together with
scenery scarcely surpassed In the United States, we
tliTk CARLTON would please the most flstidiousin
search Of M agreeable home.
Possession can nc Ind IN Il fcwdays' notice. and
the purchaser uay also obtain the elegant furniture
now I'm the residence.
Persons from a distance are invited To view the
premises and satisfy themselves that 1t more than
fulils our description.
TERMS: Very liberal.
Apply to JOHN WOOD, in,
Nh. MASSIE.
t. Z = ~ SO Iur -..a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

BUILDING iGTS IN MANCHESTER
- Foi: SALE IElShTFI. I.-FlIiv beautiful
Bl,IIDl 81. LOTS. III by Isl feet. in Prrc"Il~
AMI taI"ll, extension Of MarN'S addition Ia
Manchester on Tia. east. convenient 10 NaEo>
bridge. the granite quarry. and other imImriani
places al l,Isiir,s, for sale privately upon very iibc-
raj trrlrS. App! - RICHARDSON 4 CO..
{ i-lm 1II3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

DOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do @
A MlNION STEAMSHIP COMrANI.aE44kk&S
The sidr-whccl steamships OLD DOMINION
WfhSokE, ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, Nj
AGAI.A. hLBEMAPLE and IIATTERhS, leave
Sew York for Norfolk. City Point. aud RirlIuouti
nj } o'clock l.. VI.
LGav, H,cIm"ui every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
AID SUNDAY, Ut high tide.
These ships Art. entirely new. They have elegant
saloons. staicrooni,. AMI bathrooms.
THE fare, accommodations. and attcnii, N. ART IN
sRrllsStri.
Close connections made With steamers Tor ali South
ern aud European ports.
For further information. spply to
John ". WYATT. Agent,
nv Cd No. Governor Strict.