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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
ByA. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

DOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
WEST SIDE OF L fS1 AthEVY hA tEe RI.
quest of Solomon Davis, ESQ, will sell at public
auction, on the premises on THURSDAY the 9TH
day Of March, Is72, at halfpast O'Clock i. IL, the
TNO BRICK TENEbIENTS-each three stories
and an attic-located on the west side Of Locust al
lev and front together IL feet inches and run back
90 feet (more or less. plat of the premises Will be
shown mt sale.
This property Is centrally located and can be used
as business houses, residences, or for manufacturing
purposes. The brick In the houses would Drins
are willing to take for It.
The property Is for sale without limit, and Judges
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance negotiable
notes with interest added. secured by trust deed upon
the premises at one, two, and three years.
r. A. c. PULLIAM,
70 17-eodtsIhI Sttf!s Auctoneer.
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By w. GoddIu,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

cHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
y By virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Court Of the
CITY Of Richmond, dated May q, lS71 in the suit OF
Woodward Baldwin & CO., against James Baynes1 - 2
Son. shall proceed to SELL on tue premises on sal
.TRDAY the 18th day Of March, 1872, ut CLOCK r.
n, all that LOT OF GROUND situated on the south
side Of Clay at its intersection with Gimer street,
fronting es feet Clay street and running oaex ass
to the said james Bayncs & Son by Kelley, Tacken
6 Ford by deed dated 2Ith January, 1870, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office Chanccry Court Of tho
CITY of Richmond, In Deed Book No. 80, B, on page
1872. i.r :, !.
ns 10 The deferred payments with interest from day
Of sale the purchaser giving negotiable notes salts.
flctoriiy endorsed and the title retained until all o.
r,ectad by the court. - JOHN W. WRIGHT.
20 On - Sheriff City of Richmond.
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uTo r. 4. II. 81. Andre,c, Esp
Messrs. Editors Dispatch :

II strikes me that if I had been situated
similarly to Mr.. D. II. Foster, and wanted as
simple a matter simplifed, that would have
asked for it over my initials; certainly not
INV full name. 1t is extremely amusing how
a man can lose all he has and have fifty per
emit, left. 1t Is also amusing that to gain
twenty-five per cent. he adds oneJourh Of
his investment, and that the same rule wont
work in loss of twenty-five per cent.
I'D. II. f. will multiply the amount OF
his investment by the per cent. he desires t.
lose or gain, and then adds or subtracts, as
the case may be, this product, he will never
be under the necessity Of submitting such :
difficult e. matter to a board of arhitrafors.
Respectfully, &C., W. a. II.
March 4, 1872.
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ZIP, BY Isbell s. Son,
Auct!oncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE TWo-SToRY BRICK TIE
: Y NEAIENT, ON THE NORTH, !, SIDE Is q, q,
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FIRST STREET
AND BROOK AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUG
'TION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY the 7th day
BRICK TENEMENT located rs above stated, now
In the occupancy OF a. Caron, Esq.
2 The buildings are admirably arranged for gra-
nary and grocery business, having fine store front
ing on Broad street, connecting with large lumber
or storage house, running back to q paved alley.
The upper part Is well arranged for family resi-
dence, with private entrance from Broad street.
The above property may be purchased privately
before the day Of sale. ses Ess ~
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash; the residue a. SIX,
with interest added. and secured by deed Of trust
~ NH lids .--r. ISBEIIx & SON,AuctioneerS. Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
ByD. Z. Welslger, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE HUN
y DEED AND FoRTY-F9HaR &c, AGREEss t sRdM
OF Less OF hAS1 D E RG SHES i OF RICH
MoSD AND DANgILLEIs E silIlf1 1 ifIE
DATELYl AT BROWNS SUMMIT, al A Ay,..
.TION-By virtue of decree Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county at the February y term 1s7s n
Fl nix. / viii sell on TUESDAY the 5th day Of
March, 1872 on the premgise9 n. z O'clock the
fifteen acres lie on the north side Of the railroad
balance on south sde7 about fifty acres In original
mine and oak) wood, close 70 tile railroad, about
Twelve to fifteen acres arabic. balance underground.
improvements consist Of small new framed dwelling
and fencing.
There are some very, pretty building sites, and
would suit persons desiring to go short distance
convenient hours. 1t will he divided to suit bidders
Persons can go by the 9.l5 A. NJ train and return
by the 4 2. 81. train. a
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months; in bonds, with interest ADDED
and title retained until purchase money Is paid
&. c. MCRAE, Commissioner i
Sale Quoted by D. K. WErs1GER, Auctioneer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
CBLE LEAsEH0LD, BUILDINGS, MA
CHINERY, TOOLS, FIXTURES, &C., OF a
FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT. IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER,AByv virtue Of decree
Of the Chanccry Court OF the city Of Richmond pro-
nounced the 18th February, Isfs, in the case Of
Waterbury Brass Company against Clopton, trustee,
&C., shall. as the special commissioners thereby
appointed proceed to sell at public sucton ON the
premises, IN the to&n Of Manchester, on MONDAY
the 18th March, 1872, ut O'Clock p. 81, II fur, II not
the first fair day thereafter oil that entire leasehod
estate OF the property known Us 1THE BUCKET
FACTORY ON James river, In Manchesterx Of
which leasehold Pearson Allen IL Co. were the last
asdgnees, and which :leusehold embraced front OK
so feeton Canal street. extending hack lanes river
for twenty years from lst October Lace, at 5000 per
perpetuaIly thereafter for Like terms OF twenty
years. subject to the right OF the town Of Manchester
to terminals the said lease at any period Of twenty
years by paying actua! ayauation for the improve
nerits machinery, and appliances erected m plirsu-
ance OF said lease which said lease win be exhibited
at the hour OF Eaie In the sale of sal ieseold viii
be included all of the Buildings Machinery Tools
Fixtures, Shafting, Re, belonging TO hrst-ciass
lCedarware and Bucket Factory, 80 -.
TERMS 0ne-touTth cash; balances at 9. y, and 1s
months. bonds bearing interest," and tie retatnc
NIL of tine money fully paid, aud aeon
yeyancc ordered by tie eoitft. ~ sSSs
Il. s's5Is WILLIAM I.CL0PT0N.1 -
THOMAS II. JOYNES, s - -.
Il JAMES PLEASASTS, Commissioner
c. c. AcRhEt ss44!sa.
JOHN g. WISE ~ VI
8 NH s-endtd ri: 80, sss 3s.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HORSES AND MULES.-Just re- EN~
IL ceived atLIPSCOMBE'S STABLE, on 81
Second street between Marshall and Clay, u lot of
good, reliable young HORSES and NJ ULES, to which
the attention Of his friends and the public generally
is respectfully solicited. NH 5-lw
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, the FIX.
Il TURES, BRANDS, and GOODWILL of a
In every particular for the manufacture of plug and
smoking tobacco. Also. a FOURTEEN HORSE
POWER STEAM ENGINE, in use but a short time.
Any one desiring to engage In the business will find
everything i'll readiness to commence operations at
once. r.sSsa@ es.r#. s5ssn
The factory in which the fixtures are now located
can be rented on reasonable terms, at the option of
the purchaser.
ADDRESS box $780, Richmond Va. fe oa-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
IA AND LOT FOR SALE BY AUCT1ON.-On
FRIDAY the Sth instant, at ~ o'clock r: hl., we
side of Grace street between Seventeenth and Eigh-
tcenth streets, desirable FRAME DWELLING,
containing nine rooms, and LOT fronting co by los
feet.
TERMS: One-thrd cash: balance In negotiable
notes at four eight and twelve months, with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust
RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH AuctiOneers.
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Il BY e. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 8 Fourteenth street.

AT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
In I shall sell at auction, OH the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1872, ut the hour Of o'clock Z. ", those
WOYERY DESIRABLE BRICK TENEMENTS,
containing four rooms EACH situated the eastsde
of Fifth street between Leigh and Jackson streets
The lot fronts on Fifth street e5 feet inches, and
runs back within parallel lines 100 feet. This pro-
perty is well situated for the erection Of handsome
buildings in trout The property Is now renting for
$3.50 per annum, payable monthly, to- pupctna!
tenants It can be purchased privately before the
day OF sale by applying to N. DEYEKEAUx, ESD, or
myself.
= Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
years for negotiable notes interest added at eight per
f, NH . y zs q. d. EACHO. Aucdoneer
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Three gentlemen from California, who
were 5snoW-bound, frost-bitten. and nearly
starved on the way. hive arrived In WASH
ipgtpn. They declare themselves ready to
puta head on any man who says /" Beautiful
Snow" szs.t'
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Car stops; smiling young lady enters ;
every. seat full, An old man rises at the
otherlerd. si5
"OSdon't rise" said the lovely girl. q
can just as well stand.' 81. ~ 3.
81 don't care whether. you sit or stand"
he replied, 6 lam going to get out. ;"
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CHESAPEAKE AND + OHIO . RAIL
NJ R0AD.--on and after September 1t PAsssn.
GER TRAINS win leave Richmond tsafda!s "a
so A. M,--MAII. TRAIN fol-. the White saIphtst
Springs, connecting at Gordonsyie WIN me
Alexandria and Manassas tin1n Tor Washington sa'
North, and Lynchbur9 and S1nti ~
SIS P. IEALs t 10 Ia 1es.
louisville, except Saturday, on when Gay ~ tS
at6P 81. This train connects at Gordoilsfiie Si.h
the night trains on the Orange. Alexandria ana sa-
nsssas railroad for LYNCHBURG and WashINo-
TON. ~ sitS ,,,,,x
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 70 al pNinS
Northwest and Southwest -, s,o,,,
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Qneensp2,Nn'
Ausfrr1Iam Antwerp, Hamburg, Ha're, koue5uaan,
Bergen, Copenhagea, and Gotheilbars 70 "a FIJI
on ts road. can be bought OF the IS!isIs. Az
Agent at Richmond, or can lie ordefca uifous" ~
station agent on the road. 81. co,,
panys Offices. 1870. s,..,.-s;lzs.r ssE
1870 A III. PERRY, General Superiuteneelt
JAMES i. NETHERLASD, General Ticket aSs'''
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TMMEDIATELY,A AFTER TILE ABOVE
4 sale Of Dir. c. c. McRac, commissioner, Will
offer By request of DR.. John Z. Friend, NINETY
ONE AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND near the
Richmond and Danville railroad adjoining the Muir
CHS land. ,..-....- ....,
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at sale.
-. u. X. WElSIGER,
fe o7.Tu TIL aids a Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-05
ByGrubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
3 Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THREE VERY VALUABLE SMALL
FARMS r. HEHRIG0 C9T Z; IT., RAFT OF Of
G. PaLEsKi, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH
MOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By the re-
nuest of the owner, will sell at auction, OH the
premises on tKIDAT the 9Th t day . of AprlM y
located as above, and described on plat At our oice
as A, s. and c. A contains ONE HUNDRED AND
All and cbtS ssbe
corn-house &c. 3 contains SEvENT1.SEVES
ACRES: and contains ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN ACRES-eacll tract having fair pro-
PORTO Of cleared and timbercd land, and Lots B
and G have part cleared up land and meadow
These Lands adioin DR.. j. y: Powell, and arc near
the Brook turnpike. one OF the best roads out OF
Richmond. The soil is good, with red clay sub
SOILS now In good heart, and susceptible OIL nigh
decree OF Improvement.
TERMS One-tlird cash; balance In one and two
years for negotiable G9es interest 1884, sgsured
NH 5-iawtApl&tdtds Real Estate Auctioneers.
s. SslYRNA"-A DELIGHTFUL RESI-
- dcncc and valuable farm Of one hundred and
In high state Of improvement. situated in King
William county, on public road leading from Mall
gohick church to Hanover Town ferry about five
miles from Hanover Courthouse depot, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad; In pleasant neighborhood and
convenient to schools, churches, post-offce work.
shops, &c:-will be sold ut public auction, at King
William Courthouse on MONDAY, March %, 1872.
The improvements consist of 4 commodious dwell
ing, kitchen with four rooms, large barn. stable,
carriage and other necessary farm houses-al
In good condiuonanG excel nt orchards Of apples,
pears, peaches. and other fruits.
TERMS: Between S1,7Oo and $1,000 In cash the re-
sde such credit as grantor In deed Of trust under
which sold may direct. and In default of direction
on twelve months credit secured by deed Of trust.
Deed, with special warranty, and Immediate posses
sion given to purchaser ROGER GREGORY,
NH 5-tds Trustee.
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BY E.. D. Eacho. 5s.sf5g:.,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer, ~
Office No. Fourteenth street, between Main and
Is 5i14h Franklin.
| T THE REQUEST, OF THEoWNER

A T THE REQUEST, OF THEtoWNEks
II / Will sell at auction, on TUESDAY the 5th Of
March, ut O'Clock p NJ, that very desirable len
street between Federal street ann MeclnDicsyille
turnpike, fronting Oh the south side OF Carrington
street aa1 feet and running back within paraei lines
Is5 feet The house confirms four rooms kitchen
with two rooms and a pump of excellent water IN
the yard. aH in good order, and Is renting " gov
PEI S anms'n 40 s1Ie S'' E. D. EACHO
fn 10 $500 lid : Auctfoneer.
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The Usual FATE OF DIscovERER.-In
crossing the plains in 1852 Tommy bod was
gobbled by the Goshoot Indians, and some
months remained a captive among them. He
says among other plumber obtained by the
Indians when they took his train was hand.
organ, which an adventurous italian was
bringing out to California. They piled ba-
con around the old Italian and fried him In
it, but his organ they carried away with
them, as the sounds it gave out when the
crank was turned delighted their numbering
hearts. For it is true, as Congreve says in
the opening lines to his tragedy Of the
mourning Brick" that
"Music hath charms to seothe the savage breast,
To soften rocks, or bend knotted oak"
The organ was big thing among the In.
dians after they reached their village. The
chief had a man to sit in front of his hut and
grind it every night. 1t was set to play
"Yankee Doodle" and yankee Doodle" it
played every night, week in and week out,
without any variation" One night, in fool
ing with the "machine," the Indian grinder
shifted the stop, md when he resumed the
crank put came Pop goes the Weasel" The
old chief listened a moment, and sdpposing
the machine was spoiled, seized his toma-
hawk, lcaped from the door of his hut, and
with fierce yell Drained the discoverer CT
the new tune upon the spot Virginia City
Enterprise.
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80 a7-7-T.- : 9 H0Dg Tie 7repIleS TO
III MRD yeun sToPs.--Aa 81 ale committee for
an advertisement Of q lnn. ,1usic teacher;D:
60 candidate Us organist, j. a by the or
&C., q vacancy having occurs following:
ganist's resignation, was the q tisement
Gentlemen notice your adya lady or
for organist and music teacher, eithsf. Yeral
gentleman. Having been both fer 10 ~ ts5s;
years, offer you my services"
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The following classical conundrum is sent
us with request for readings or guesses,
just as the reader pleases. 1t involves pat
riotic sentiment: ..
ouIs CoNDUs EN1M LEcTUs ALBUs EFT sPIRABAT.
In search for meaning we would advise
the scholars to bear in mind the Frenchman's
rendering of an old English phrase, thus:
ESPRIT yOTRE JE.
, NesCark Journal.
what reader of the Dispatch can give the
answer or meaning1 .s
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~ RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBURG AND,
- IA q POTOMAC ROUTE, February IL, 1872. :
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd.Street Sta

~ ton, Richmond. at $40 A. 81. s5E
u UP NIGHT NAIL leaves .Byrd.Strect station,
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street sta.
tio1i, Richmond at $3.50 p. u. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives 1T Byrd-Strect sta
ton, Richmond, at PIT p. NJ. IS . $500
y DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street Sta
tiotf Richmond, at 800 A. NJ. lexcepton Moudays.)
RroadStrret station, Richmond. at SAT A. II. tex
cept on Sundays.) a. -g..slsrs; ,-t-f :. ~
/, ACCOMMODkTIoNTR TRAN runs to sIllford only.
Travellers bound westpid Baltimore and Chic ran.
road will by taking the 500 A. n mail hence connect
with tile s35 1. u: train al Relay House, on the Bat
more and Ohio railroad. BY the s.5 =. M. they will
connect with the s:2oA. III. at Relay House. on the
same road-the former being the quicker line for
points west = 4.s,.s.
car attached, will be run between Richmond and
Milford on THURSDAY Of each week, leaving Rich
mond at 6i5 A. Dr., arriving at Milford at 1912 p VI.
Returning will leave Milford at p H. and arrive in
Richmond the same day at ga z. ID. Fare the
same rs on the accommodation train. mil
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Richardson & Co., rsnEr.
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents,
49,. 1l13 Main street, .ri 80

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE BY AUG
D TION.-On TUESDAY fhc 5th proximo, ut
O'Clock p H. ne shall sell by auction, on the prem
ises, a number of BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
belonging to the estate Of Bacon TAFT deceased, on
Venan Street neal the Mcchlnicsvile turnpike, and
on the Mcchanicsvllle turnpike near Venable street
TERMS: One-third cash balance In three and SIX
months with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. RlCuAKUSON ~ W.
fo 90 AucEoneers.
DISAPPOINTMENT. ...
The weather being Indictment, tile sale Of the
aforementioned lots Is postponed until further
notice. NH 81 RlCHARDSON d tO.
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For the Dispatch as tts: "
sympathy for tho Prince Of Waiss y
v,svo. nj a. .SsT ~. z ~

IS. ~ : Z
rrbe british settlers in Charlotte county
ia inc forwarded congratuatory addresses
TO her Majesty Queen victoria and the Prince
~ Walcs on the recovery of the Prince from
h;s recent illness, the following courteous
acknowledgements have been received:
"WuirEnALL, 18th January, 1872.
"Sir,--I am directed by DIR. Secretary
Bruce to acknowledge the receipt Of your
letter Of the Goth ultimo, forwarding resoiu-
tiops of British-born subjects, citizens o.
Wylliesburg, on the occasion OF the Hue, ,nnesS
Of his ROYAL Highness the Prince OF Wats'
and beg to Inform you that these reSo''''
tons will be laid before her Majesty.
81 am, sir, your obedieIt servant e ,n,,,,
"To j. 4. II. 81. Anare,c, Esq.
"wNpsos CASTLE. February II, ISL.
~General Sir William knoiiys Is desired
nv the PRINCE of Wales to acknowledge the
rsce;nt of an address agreed to at meeting
~ Rritish-born subjects held at Wylliesburg,
Charlotte county, in the State OF virginia,
and to convey his sincere thanks to the gen.
tlemen who have signed the address for then
SYMPATHY on the occasion of his Royal High
nessis recent dangerous illness, and for Their
Kind congratulations on his recovery.
"The Prince also desires to acknowledge
on the part of her Majesty the Queen and
the Princess Of Wales the loyal sentiments
embodied in this address"
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Mr.. Dom Piatt calls for rhyme for
!" Conkling." Nothing is easier to the Louis
vile Journal:
There was great statesman called cawngklng;
He tenaciously did 10 the wrong cling;
He puton more style rss.. -
Than man with his pile
Ought to put Oh, this statesman called Cawngkling.
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GENERAL RAILROAD .gzl s!....g
VTI-FsIT- n TICKET OFFICE
!. yS26 MAIN STREET. ~: H.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, H..

THROUGH TICKETS for Gale to I'LL principal
points North, South, East, qnd West.
= Calls for passengers and baggage made for al
trains and baggage checked atresldcnces and hotels
information iii regard to routes given on arpnca-
ton. tss 3; Es4. t,,5&
will be given passengers going south
fe 1T-im 49, rErttE A. W. CARRIER d co.
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MULES AND HORSES.
LOST. STRAYED. &c.

T OST, on Franklin street between First
IL and Second. an AMETHYST RING; initial j.
in gold. TEN DOLLARS reward VIII be paid for
its return TO this Office NH 5-ot$
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,(
RICHMOND, VA, JANUARY %, 1871. !
NN AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sr the

Z. ) RICHMOND, VA, JANUARY %, 1871.
NN AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sr the
" TRAINS on this road will run as follows;
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at a:s A.
u FREIGHT RE- TRAINS with passenger coach at
and t leave i Petersbafg q. RS a; II. md 40 T. 81
and an Accommodates TRAIN connecting
with the train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg at 10
a. The he s sas a. NJ. TRAIN WIN rot leave Richmond
on SUNDAYS. and the 7:i5 A. N. FREIGHT TRAIN
and TO =. NJ. MAIL TRAIN will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays. -.
Fare for single tickets.
2E cEes esn be had al the following
Fifty trip,tickets for T.. $50 90
pass one Tsn for Nores VIII take the sas ~
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk WIN con-
ng p st from T eos ss Iii viii
n. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and fTinays;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days at
=; The NAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
The 5 \. NJ. TRAN win connect at Petersburg
LS SaIfRsPfN Ss. on the $50 p TRAIN
ming through to "nFe eFe, and 3D. F r. khhSa seat
DICHMoND AND DANvILLE, RAIL
~ RoAD.-on G saa sltsr R Rsssnoer l. ISL;
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut 4:05 a. h.; leaves Dam
Vile at lI:O3 a. NJ; arrives at Greensboro ut l92
Train No. a.ynchbnrg passenger leaves Rich
mond daily at s:i5 A. NJ; arrives at Lynehburg ais
! Train No. II Through mall and expressl leaves
Richmond daily at 2a0 p. NJ; Leaves Danvilie daily
At 1914 PM; arrives at Greensboro oaiiy a. III
a. no n GOING EAST. ~ .tDf
Train No. II Through mail aud express) leaves
Greensboro daily ut $50 =. Nj leaves Dan'ille
daily ut 1912 p. NJ; arrives ut Richmond daily al
Trsin No. Through passenger) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sup6ays1 vi ilDS a. NJ. caves
Danyille at LIT =. n. arrives ut Richmond at s2l
p. NJ. ~ ffs.l. .,,
Train No. 10 Lynclhurg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily at $50 a. 81. leaves BurkeVule II J..
NJ arrives ut Richmond at4 Pm.
Trains Nos. . and IL connect &C Greensboro Win
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor all points
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad ior al
points southwest and soGth.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points SCUM anu
southwest can be procured, ut the TICKET ONCE w
Richmond, and of r, +. WALKER. Agent Of tns AZ
Iantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. la2' Asin
street, Richmond a..
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tLe
~ '.-''S - = JOHN II. MACNURD0,
go, General Freight and Ticket Agent.
80 : $500 $50 au -
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Sale conducted BY 4. G. PULIIAM, Auctioneer.
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T INsEED OIL, &c.--10 barrels Raw Oil,
Lilo barrels Boiled Oil, Turpentine, Yarnishes,
White Lead, and all kinds Painting Materials. For
NH 50 81. corner Main and Fifteenth streets,
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Il. NJ r. TALcorr, EnsiIeer, aud Superinteaa.d-
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p BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

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