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I, IN rrS,TION HAK4 ssis Dag. at
4 sFf s1sS by ZEE Stt;odasn. = sssssg 4
~ g Real Estate Agents and Auctionccss.t'
II gItt TIA MaIn street.

ir,1yIHREE VERY Observation-Disclosures
!. j. LOTS ON THE ERN;LIME nF T 49,
GRACE STREET, AND OPPOSITE TIE Pc ,iss9;
PERTY OF MR. EDdoNI1 BQ 500 , Eo y
Affi instant nc Il O'Clock r. M! on the prenisGs
ws; viii sell those THREE BUILDING, LVLs
locatc as above fronting on strscs t,
vide. unnssitc th. handsome block Of buildings be-
longing to Edmand Bossieux, Esq. ta.,
TTmws: Onc-fotrth cash ;.talance et four, eight,
and tYyriys M ,i,ths for negotiable notes, Interest
added Mt the rate of six per cent per annu and Sc
r,,rei i,yitrust deed. LEE & GODDJN,
r,E 90 20 A0s Auctioneers
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WILLIAM cpULIiSG.
DOUBLING & MEADE,
REAL: ESTATE AND INSURANCE AehSi"
.,,o 1ooi MAIN STREET. -
STATE orvIRarsrA, HESRi sS s, SoI M

- STATE oFvIRarSrA,H ESRiSo sor M.
mo JOHN w. TALLEY, Collector o. las {.
i ahoe township Menris3 c2 o s'SEs, seeuri-
GREEN, II. A. Gk k.5 anu :" -.
TsHs notice that VIAL In the name Of =. ckahoe
noawsaiih Of Yrgs for ee nen s ienrse
w. an ii,s isth day OF April. RTs fSr assSiTsd and
against yoa and each Of you for iiteea tas being The
a2ry-one dollars and eight ssns S 81 TuckshSe on
socoant OF tax bis placed In The hsass not Ne, az
Jofn N. TaIIcy, collector aforesaid, apo Wv
counted for ~ fe'saifso y WILLIAM &: PoLk;
Clerk Tuekahoe IoShetsli, 10,
BY II. A. ATKINSON ,Jg., Commqan s"hIa.WSw
ley Heurtyo County:
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. BY +. Is. Newb'rn,
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. lola Main street.

VALUABLE MACHINERY, STEAM
Y ENGINE, SC, AT AUCTION.-On THURS
DAY the 18th day of April, 1872, viii sell Cary
street. at 10 A. NJ, the following Machinery &C.:
One STEASI-ENGINE and BOILER, complete
be. ciEht-horsc power;
One ENGINE LATHE, .. .-..-...
One WOOD LATHE,
LINE SHAFTING aud PULLEY,
Lot SMALL TOOLS, &C., sc.
TO be sold ut the risk and costof William Jenkins.
Esa, who having purchased the said machinery ut
the auction sale on the 2lst day Of March, l,72, and
not having complied with the terms thereof, the same
will be sold ut the time and place above mentioned
at his risk and cost
TERMS: At sale.
ap2 r. Is. NEW BUM. AuCLlONccI'
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+. WHEN TO GIVE AWAY A FoRTuNE.-We
hear of a New York gentleman, a millionaire,
a bachelor, retired merchant, and an octo-
genarian, who has been enjoying himself
greatly, and delighting his intended heirs im-
mensely by distributing among them, while
yet he is alive, his fortune, retaining only
enough property for his maintenance during
life. This seems very sensible thing to do.
lie has the satisfaction Of knowing that there
will be no quarreling over. his will, and that
his fortune will not be wasted in litigation.
He has the assurance that it will not fall into
the hands of enemies or barnacles, but that it
is in the keeping of those for whom he in-
tended it. He will also have the satisfaction,
while he lives, of receiving, no doubt, their
profound gratitude, and viii be able to see
what uses they put his fortune to, and how
much happinessiit produces. Isn't this bet
ter than holding OH to it to the last! His eX-
ample is worthy of being followed by other
old millionaires, to whose study we COM
mend it. Cincinnati Commercial.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBER OF HANDSOME. BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING MANCHESTER:-lne Secn,
ton Of decree of the Chaucery Court OF R1chmond
entered on 18th July, 1871. IN the case Of Holland
and wife rs. Ferguson Il ais, the undersigned Spe.
cial commissioners thereby appointed: VIII sell az
auction, upon the premises, ON HuRSpAn tle Sta
day Of April. commencing at O'Clock T. NJ; ABOUT
TEN ACRES Of the " Hardgrove" place, whereon
said Holland resides lying just without the limits OF
Manchester, In an elevated and healthy locauon-
overlooking Manchester and Richmond and anoro-
ing beautiful prospect, ,r,-,
The land to be sold lies south Of the dwelling and
on the east side Of Banridge street and VIII be IAN
of into about SEyENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, each fronting 80 feet and running
back 1870 feet to alleys fronting on good streets.
BY reason of their prominent and pleasant situa-
tion and comparative nearness to the manufactures
and shops In Manchester, Itichmond, and on Belle
Isle, and the extension Of Ninth street. leading 70
the free bridge, and about half 4 nile from SAID
bridge these lots should be sought after by persons
seeking good building sites ut low prices, ana Iy
thvse Wishing to invest with reference to steady
and rapid increase In value.
s. plat of the property may be seen at the ONCE oi
the auctioneers. ...- -.-.,.--..-. ... ..,,.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance Mt four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes win lnte-
rest added and titles retained until the creGit Install
inents are paid F. NJ. CONNER,
-. A. u. WILLIAMS, -
Commissioners.
GRurRRs G WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS. lnli Is
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BY Cook & I.aughton, Auctionecrs, ~ 4, 4.
corner Of Governor aud franklin streets. afs,
r WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON WE'D
i NEsDAY NEXT the sdlof April. ut 100 O'clock,
Mt my old stand, No. 30S Fourth street, my enIife
BaR-ROOsf FURNITURE and FIXTURES,
One splendid ICE or ALE BOX. 80
GRAfE-CUTT1NGS, OLEANDEhs,E &c. - sE
~. . 81 ALSO. --;L :
A small but choice stock Of OLD WINES and other
sale positive My old friends are particularly In
'' api-at4 ~ sd -" az - JIG. LANCE.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
LII RAILR AID.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.
TRI-WEEkLY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST. WEST AND
NORTHWEST,

Passenger train leaves Richmond, OH Tuetdays.
Thursdays and Saturday at AZ r M ~ v GTnne
Captain l.. W. FREEMAN, for the aboye-named
points, touching at the river landings aEd arriving
IN wi on the n 1oGM as e er III
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
r,s;snser train leaves daily Except Sunday for
Steamer ieaves Baltimore pier No. 2, No 90 Light
street on Mondays. Wednesdays. ana tr,dIns, ~
lowing morning giving passeuscrs three bours sla
thirty minutes to transact business aud dine before
the leaving of the trains South.
Freight train. with passenger cur attached leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays at ociGch a;
West; and MONDAYS Wednesdays an1 H.. lr ph
STAGES Carrying the United states MalI a.
FISH HAUL on Tuesdays and trda!s LOT iappA'
hammock and all Intermediate poin't h,d IN Tue,-
DAYS NJ o'clock A. N. and Fridays at o'clock ~
FARE from Rs h,mond to TT1Rpaaannoek
FARE from Richmond TO Bruin2ton ...........'.
Fare from Richmond to Walkcrtcn; .....:...... :"
Fare from Richmond to King William Court A,
Ersgt received daily, carefully handled, and
PROMPTLY forwarded Through bills Of isdtnG gives
to all points. srf
From Richmond to Baltimore; ..'....''''.'''s.. AZ
From Richmond to Philadelphia. .''...'.''''" "a "a
From Richmond to New YORK. - Is
From Richmond to Boston via the sounn;
:" WILLIAM n. BRAGG. Superinteatinarr',s III,
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. W Lie''
street, Baltimore rro,,h. .rent.
Richmond. u, .no,, mil
OHESAPEAKE AND OHlO Kali
" ROAD.-On sud after September Isl I2s ace ~.
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tsInuA's "a
sse 4. M.mMAIL TRAIN for the White sulphur snn
Snrinas connecting 1T Gordonsrille WIN tne mi
aIcy rn,,rin and Manassas train for WasiuStoh o."
Nnrth and IyuchbIrg ard South. ~,.c,,
a:as p. -ACCOsiat0DAT1ONTRA iN III IT,. ov
donsytlle except on Saturday, on wlieh uaS Nth
ut up NJ This train connects at 1ofhSSIIs' I'D Ma
;he night trains OH the Orange. aexnnarla Siq
uassas railroad for LYSCiiBURG and "Aah'''''
TON. .o,d n all poiu,s
Sterrsge tickets IRON Liverpool, Qs,.s,,,,n,
Antsterdam, Antwerp Hamburg Havie, II, VOLTS
BERGEN, Copenhagen aud Gotsenburg, 70 an &&isStt
on tiIs road can be bought OF INC Sei .srn,rh ANY
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered uiooeN '"'
station agent on the ROAD 49, .,,.,,.d =, the Conl.
Further information may DC ootained u '"S
panyS offices. S,,,,.v.
A. II. PERRY, General snps tn, s,rt.
JAMES +. NErHERLAND, General i@Ae' -"
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How MINISTER LOST A THOUSAND d,

How MINISTER LOST A THOUSAND Doll
LARs.-The Lehigh Valley Pa0 Gazette
publishes this: A wealthy Wiliamsport
gentleman became SO much attached to
a clergyman of that city that he asked
him to preach his funeral sermon, no mat
ter where he might be. The pastor
promised that no matter what the dis
lance that separated them, or the difficulties
that might be placed between, he would,
when informed of the death of his old friend,
drop all else, and hasten to the spot that was
to he the resting-place Of bis mortal remains.
The pastor afterwards removed into that Vi
cinity, and short time ago received the sad
announcement that his friend was dead. In
stead of keeping his promise, he replied that
he was unable to be present, as he could not
close his church, &c. The funeral took place
in due season, but the pastor was not there to
perform the last sad rites over the body of his
departed friend. The ceremonies, however,
were performed by another, and afterward,
when the viii was opened, itappeared that the
old man had been faithful in death as he was in
life, and bequeathed s., 900 to his old friend,
provided he preached his funeral sermon.
His feelings can better be imagined than de-
scribed, We suppose. '-.~-
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

GALE OF THE OLD PINEAPPLE
y CHURCH LOT. AND or TIE LOT az
SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTEENTH aSD
we will sell ut auction, upon the premises. on FRl-
DAY, 9Th April. conmcnsns at . o'e , r. NJ NJ
south side of Grace between Seventeenth and Eigi-
tcenh streets 1t Is 70 by lbs feet and VIII be sod us
a whole, or In two parcels so as to run thc me
through the building upon 1t and thus make TWO
tenements. ,.,.
After which will be sold the LOT at the southeast
corner Of Eighteenth and Broad Streets ironing o.
feet on Eighteenth street and running back l22 feet
TO an alley 20 feet wide. This will lie sold In two lots
each fronting 80 feet.
TERMS: AT sale.
NH an a- ..- .- AnCtioneers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

THREE SMALL DWELLINGS FOR
SALE, on Maddox Hill Compromise street,,
with three rooms each; well OF water and large
yards. .,,,,,.
to the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad shops and are
readily rented to good tenants. VIII he sold very
an AIT 1014 Main street
TWO SMALL TRUCK FARMS FOR
Il SALE-THIRTY ACRES EACH-in full view
of James river only ten miles from the city; soil
fertile; good meadow land attached:
Terms: Iibcral l,i z. i. NEWBURN,
nnau = - s..- 1914 Main street.
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over had not thaneryelto gosdewsi aguiis the
game wasohe had gore up. At!pron1ifsnt
editor flew down stairs in tile principal nofet
With nothing on but one lbrief iindergar-
ment.-A Mark 7tcatE lfaid : !. g, s'F7' sis't<-
THE Boston Commercial Bulletins funny
maj, gives the following ns the new words 10
lie sung to the " Biarseillafse" at the Jubilee:
Allan ortoux gallant patriquessc ;..f.s.
Guilmaur. fsplucIuise CRETE tofissee,
j. Tlciiste; seau Inchis success sar' f.-e 2
Blgrrtre stilioui pres.r, ~ t''.,7ss q
And then favors his readers with the follow
ING translation. dan i.af - ..#.'. '',5
Is All honor to gallhnf ratrick $:
Gilmore; hts pluck fl great to Say
The least; so may his success rs ~
BE greater still we pray" .-4- 81 III
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SALE OF MACHINERY, &C., IN BARK
~ FACTORY.-By virtue of decd of trust exc
c,tcd by Thomas Steers Jr., Co. TO me Us trustee,
dated the sth day of April ls7l and recorded In the
County Court Of Henrico, shall, In execution OF
the provisions of said deed sell at public aucion In
accordance with the request Of the beneciaries men
toned therein, on the premises known as stearns &
Brummell's distillery, In Rockets, on the THlR-
o'clock p H. all the machinery used BY said steers
4 Co. for extracting tanuIer from oak bark consist-
Ing Of BARK-MH.LS, ENGINES, BoiLEfSj
TANKS, teaches, PANS, PUMPS. STEAM
aud WATER-PIPE, with all necessary gearing TO
make a complete establishment of It's kind
The capacity of this factory Is thirty cords OF
bark per day. ,.,...
Terms viii be made liberal to any one wishing TO
engage In this kind Of businessorc SO than are re-
quired by the deed. l.. Il. SfiLaMAN,
nm 3-td lEuStee.
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III BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioncer,
Nm lin Main street.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ID TION.-WiIl be sold on THURSDAY the Attn
day Of April 1872. the premises, at "a O'Clock Z:
NJ, FIVE VACANT LOTS-onc at the corner OF
Baker and St Peters streets, and four on SECOND De-
yond Baker street.
TERMS: One-third cash {; the balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest added
and secured by 4 deed OF trust.
NH 40 JAMES M.TAiIOR. Auctiuneer.
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BY Hill & Goddln, Auctioneers,
.i' No. 1l0s Main street.

CIKTY-FOUR- BEAUTIFUL BUILD
- ING LOTS. NEAR HARVIE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY. April 10th, 1872. we
will sell, on the premises, at half-past O'Clock p.
NJ, SIXTY-FOUR. LOTS beyond the western cor
porate line Of the city. adjoining Harye, between
Ashland, Robinson, and Wluder streets. These lots
are among the most beautiful In situation Of
fered In that section, having no exceptionabe sur
roundings. Each lot fronts 80 feet With depth OF
$50 feet
Many unmstakable signs indicate the rapid rise of
property on the western border of the city, and at
tentiOn Is called to the almost certain extension Of
The street railroad to Harvic. The City Engineer
has been authorized to grade the street leading to
this ground from the present terminus OF the said
road. -'
Clerks, mechanics, and parties desiring to make
small Investments and have large profits, will DO
we'll to have this sale In mind.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance six and twelve
months at Elk per cent. HILL & GODDIS,
ana . AuctlOneers.
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r ICORICE, .LICoRICE, .LIGORICE.--
IL All tho genuine Spanish brands. si.fzsF "a x.
y 2 ALSO,
.:a.tf ~, GREEK PASTE, In half-easca
NV goods are guaranteed sound and healthy. They
eoi' "'s' "os'ot John II. WILLIAMS,
NH 2s-,w 1907 CARY street.
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REAL EsTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IDEAL ESTATE REGISTER.
We have, opcaed ut our office, Ills MAIN s'se'''
the e''y Oh RAJ s:su EsTATE REGISTER,
where the owners .! ~.
FARMS, ,,s,.,
can have them entered and esp9Sed 70 u or REM
S1s. y, snx Charge unless disposed Of or eSlS''>
incurred pY airec' ti " RsICIIxRpSoS & CO,
.f.s Real Estate Agents and AgsaooSJ "a.
NH .,-sm Ills Main street, Kic Dnson9., 49,
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by Cook i Laughtop, AuctIoneers,

CPLENDID OIL CHROMOS AT AUG
~ TION.-We will receive on the 10th OF I'M;
frames which we are assured are superior to any
ever offered for sale in this city.
ap 2-2t 80 COON y DAuIHlON.
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BY Lyme & Brother, si
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agen

:SMALL FRAMED COTTAGE-HOUsE
y. mo- s07) ON TWENTY-THIRD BETWEEN
TUNING shall, at the request Of the owner sell
at public auction, on the premises: on WEDN ~
o'clock p. NJ, that NEAT LITTLE FRAMED
COTTAGE RESIDENCE located us above de-
scribed containing three ROOMS, &c. Lot 90 by $50
feet. f.-as.Gtn FIis.t ,n,.,,r,,,,r, ~.
= NH az Auctloneers.
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RICHMOND AND DANv1LLE RAILROAD Co.,}
E RICHMOND, March 81, 1872.
DICHMOND AND DANVuLE RAIL.
III ROAD-on and after SUNDAY, March s!s,,
lsI2: .szF a..r
daily Except Snndays) ut 3:as A. NJ. leaves Dan
Vile at ll:!7 A. ~. arrives at Greensboro at 2lS
P. M.
Train No. 8 Uynchburg passenger, leaves Rlcr.
mond daily at s;io A. Nj arrives at Lynchburs ats
Train No. II Through mail and exprees) leaves
Richmond daily at as5 Z. NJ; leaves Dauyille daily
at II p. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily ut LIS
a. NJ.
Train No. Through mail and expressl leaves
Greensboro daily at l2a5 4. NJ; leaves Danvi!le
daily at ESQ A. b.; arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. T. Through passenger leaves Greens
borO' daily Except Sundays) at 1910 a. NJ; leayts
Danville ut I2A7 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond at sa
2. N.
Train No. 10 Nynchburg passengrl leaves Lynch
burg daily at Q A. NJ; leaves Burkcyille al | i.
NJ; arrives at Richmond at 4=zo p. NJ.
Trains Nos and II connect ut Greensboro With
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
: Train No. connects at Burkeyi!le with train on
the AtlaHtic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor all
points southwest aud south. ...
Train No IL connects at Greensboro with train FOR
Raleigh: arrives there ut 1:o5 A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh at ISIS =. NJ. connect at Greens
hor9 With traln M2; I for RICHMOND can't, and
southwest can be procured at the ticket Office In
Richmond, and of r. +. WALkER. Agent OF the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. 1928 hao
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
Se''e'''' - ''''0 @'''J oHN r. MAtMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
I. NJ. r. TALeor1, Engineer and s"p'T ,Mh =.
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nAEIlReAD LIVES,
EA @ s W @ 5s3EE
pt,,s HiCffMeSD, EhEDEafcKsBURt, ayt,,
PoToAAc4 RoUTk, March 20, Is7a.
TIP DAY MAIL leaFes Byrd.sffees 4.

~ ss sssz. s.Ay
sst,ss. HicaMeSD, EnEDEaIcKsBune AND,
81. PoTo,iACs RoUTk, March 90, ls7a,
TIL MAIL leaves Byrd-stfeet ia.
- Up ssg Tii III + a y Leave. rv,s
ssses2s % senss esves Broad
G = sssf G q tsssas fsss & Byrass i.
DOW NIGHT MAIL ,rriyes ). Byrd-s ....
'i Down AccSso s "a TfeoaNsa TRaIs ,rv..
sroad-street station, sa7 a. II. Except On sun
Observation-Disclosures runs to MILFORD on,x
Travellers bound westcia Baltimore and Ohio ran.
road VIII by taking the IT'D p: N. mail hence connect
with the gig M train at Kclay House, on the Bait
connect with the s2o A. NJ at Relay Hose On T ,ha
same road-the former being the quicker line Tor
AsPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN Will be run BE-.
tween Richmond and Milford on THURSDAY
each week, leaving Richmond at GAS A. 81, arriving
as Milford at l2a2 P. n. Returning. viii arrive IL
- RICHMOND AND DASvILLy RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE ENeINEEn AND sgRERINTEyDEST,
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1914. !
SPECIAL N0TICE.-0n and after sun.
~ DAY, March alst, 1872. through passenger trss1s
will leave Richmondat3a s a. NJ and ?.s 2. II.
cd Lyncarburg Passenger train leaves Richmond a.
,. Through passeng trains arrive at Richmond a.
Lynchburg Passenger train arrives at $40 P. NJ.
7. ". n. TALCOTT,
mh3o-lw Enginecr and Superintendent
OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER r. RI
RICHMOND, Va, March p, 1879.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after thi,
~ date no LOCAL FREIGHT will be delivered
from this depot until the freight Is paid thereon.
NH 22-gw WV. BRAGG, Superintendent
RICHMOND ASD PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..,
RICHMOND, VA, March [
ON. AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
~ slst, the TRAINS on this road wifi run Il, fol.
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at as A.
NJ. and 23o F. NJ, and leave Petersburg a. II A. d.
A' FREIGHT TRAINS, With passenger coach at.
tached, leave Richmond nc A. NJ and F. NJ, and
The a.s5 A. II. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, and the 7.3o p. 81. NAIL TRAIN and
Jas a. II: FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leave Peters
Fare for single tickets. rs
Fare for return tickets. 90
Communication tickets can I've had at the following
= Fifty-trip tickets for. so 90
One-hundred trip tickets for....... 90 90
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $40 P. NJ.
DAILY TRAN, and those from Norfolk win con-
Passengers from Clover Hin will take the $50 A.
N. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond Oh the same days al
The NAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester ard
The A. NJ. TRAIN VIII connect at Petersburg
With the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
L{ FghfHH es'sy, PALACE sLEEr1sc-cAR will
running through to Wilmington,
NH 30 Ticket and Freight gent.
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w ..s.. A TENANT
for TWO VERY PLEASANT ROOMS Oh second
floor with basement. kitchen, and use OF parlor,
desired.
Applv at No. 200. Marshall and Second streets.
r-jt<
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A more recent and harmless substitute for
human hair is found in tiue cotton and linen
thread, dyed to, the proper shade, and sized
to give it the requisite gloss, and then made
mp into the various forms in which 1t can DE
used. Switches of this material are sold at
retail for about one dollar each-a price at
which very handsome profit is probably
realized by the dealer.
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WILL THE PERSON WHO TOOK A
w WATERPROOF CLOAK, by mistake, at
the Catholic ball Monday night please return II 10
sos franklin strcetg 1t contains the owners name
on slip Of tape ineide. iag '&'s - up s-lts
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BY ". B. Radcliffe, AuctIOneer,
No. Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
GROCERIES, &C., At .AUCTION.-My
VI first auction sale OF GROCERIES,, &C., will
Main and Cary, on WEDNESDAY, sd Instant, colu-
mcncing mt half-past 10 o'clock A. NJ, when will
offer Well assorted stock, to which invite the at
tentIon of the trade W. RADCLIFFE.
N, B-Parties wishing to add anything to this gale
can do so up to the hour of commencing.
ap1 ..es. asst ~ .gg' W. d. fs'
VIII he added to the above: - -..... u
hogsheatls NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
$50 barrels PRIME EASTERN HERR1NGS,
loo half-barrcls NORTH CAROLINA FA H1LY
80 barrels sSt 40 o. North CAROLINA CUT HER
RINGS,
together with other goods now arriving.
ana W. d. RADCLIFFE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

BY Thomas w. Kecsec, Auctioneer, r .e
.. 49,. .. No. 1917 Main street.
ELEGANT OIL CHROMOS s..
AT AUCTION.
Will sell THIS DAY at 10 A. n. one of the finest
collections of
OIL -CHROMOS, . .s.
in fine gold and black walnut frames, being copies
from, celebrated artists. Now on exhibition.
I,adie, are invited to call and examine. .r
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
ap i-3t huCuoileeI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

Gpupss & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

r OST, on Hollywood car, a SMALL
IL BUNDLE, containing childls white linen
dress, braided around the skirt and overcasted In
:eoIops the edge: also, some bias calico rutfing
The finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at the jew
ery store Of . ..,r..se &. G. WALTER, D |
4 an sits - = ~ = No. 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

WANTED, TWO E KIP ERIE CED
w SECTION-ALtSTERS and FORTY HANDS
for the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. High wages
paid.
Wanted, by an experienced farmer, a place as
Wanted, one HUNDRED WOMEN 10 60 North.
Amply TO j. L. JUSTlS, Labor Agent,
NH 81 No. Q Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

rENAN-BARk WANTED.-Cash paid for
Il CHESTNUT, OAK, SPANISH OAK, and
BLACK OAK BARK, when properly cured de-
liycrcd either ut Manchester tanuery Ut depots
landings in Manchester or Richmond.
HULST & KING,
an l-llu 14o2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

WANTED. a competent PRESCRIPTION
w DRUGGIST. Address "a. b. Stanton, Va.
m