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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08
BY Richardson S Co.,
Rcl Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
lib Main street.

DUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-50 LOTS
d of FIVE ACRES EACH. adjoining Richmond t a!
on the cast. and nenr the site Of the one iteu vi
lately pnrGsea1 y tf fe de"t ut its
enstorn Terminus These lots are beautifully sltll-
atcd for building purposes aud nave IL, c0.,rf
i,,- view of the city. James river ana tc shiIoui
Inc country They are sufficiently near the size pur-
chased by the railroad TO be convenient 10 any oS
doing business thsre AND if fH9sn IRON
ui W !UIS, VII LOTS-ioo BUILDING LOTS In
the original plan of the town OF nndsliie, omIJo
Of ieautiftll table land, situated at the northern
terminus of Tweuty-fflh street near Fairfield race
course. aud Is divided into lots OF thlrt! OF nit
feet front and one hundred ana thirty Ut ''''
UNA MyphiNCHEsTER LOTs.-75 LOTS of ACRE
e7s tnrss 1a' Hess os are and
hcalthilv located. To people of modern means or
such as intend to build great induessnts %i DE
Which will I've greatly enhanced by the completion OF
the free bridge now in progress, ana It's Soh ,,n
plated annexation 10 Echmond should make these
lots attractive to those having means to invest, +,
CI!UKCu HILL LOTS.-5o DUlLDlNG LOTS III
that cstful part OF Richmond called Church I'M,
Since the determination of the city TO lunea T ard
Ohio railroad mentioned, above, Inquiries are being
made for property IN that locality by those VINO pre-
for that large class of citizens whose business con-
meet them with the water course and the chesapeake
a't OREGON NEG: HILL LoTs.-oo BUILDING LOTS
in that improved aud growing part Of R!chln9ne
called Oregon It'll. having fine vie" OF tGe GU!
the falls of James river, and the country adjacent
No part of Richmond has improved more SINCE Iil'
war than Oregon Ill., and none promises Il ii II
somer return for money invested. Houses arG daily
being built there by and for that Irspcc.ah!c alo
sturdy cluss Of citizens whose steady habits ana con-
stant employment ut the TrcdeSar Iron Morks en-
allie thcln t0 pay their rents promptly when due;
SIIOCkOE HILL LOTS.-Seyer7tl BUlLDlNS
LOTS on the west end OF MARSHALL anu Clay strees
suitable for people of moderate means
Several beautiful BUILDING LOTS on the Yves
cpd of Broad street. nearly opposite the Baptis
ColleSe. No lots around Richmond are better stI,a
led tan these. and with tile removal OF the tre'ie
rickshurg railroad, as anticipated Will most great!
several beautiful BUILDING LOTS on FrankliI
and Grace streets, In various localities west OF FIT
beautiful BUILDING LOTS on Park avenue
Pine, Grove, Federal, Main, and Cary Streets nel
Monroe Park. ,>,r - ,,, .o. h
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
A desirable BUILDING LOT on Third street he
Several desirable BUILDING LOTS in Rockets
near the Baptist church. Apply to
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
,,e-, 1l13 Main street,
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE HOUSE
Il AND LOT FIRST DOOR BELOW THE COR.
SER OF MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
OCCUPIED By +. LEVY, ESQ, AS 4 CLOTH,
ING STORE AND DWELLING.-Att the request 0!
Mrs. Maria Morris. will sell ut public auction, or
the premises, OH THURSDAY the 18th day Of Janu.
airy, ISL. ut o'clock r. 81. the valuable and deslra
bic property above described. The HOUSE 'front.'
20 feet s. inches and runs back about SO feet and l.
three stories above basement.
TERMS One-third c.lsh; balance in equal install
with Interest added at the rate of eight per cent pei
annum, secured by trust decd upon the property.
4. &. PULLIAM,
de 2l-2awtJaltdts AIctioneer.
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RICHMOND ASD PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY, (
l.

'I'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run ''
The mali trains leave Richmond at 1915 4. y anl
800 p. NJ. and leave Petersburg At @:V' - W. ''''
Freight and accommodation trains leave Etchmond
at A. II. and 1910 7. NJ, aud leave Petersburg d "
The a.i5 A. NJ. train will not leave Ric!iDont on
SUNDAYS. and the 7::h T., u. train VIII not !ea''
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. .o.,,p "
passengers for Norfolk Will take the ::3l 7. u;
aily train and those from Norfolk will coHnett al
Petersburg with tile IL a. NJ. train. ..,
Passengers from Clover HUI "ill take tlie G29 ~
W. train on Mondays Wednesdays, M" r.. IL: ~
aud returning, leave Richmond ON tie same DAYS il
The mail trains will stop only at Chester; .,,,
The "a. NJ train will connect at Pctefsnu!E WA
:hc Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad !''
on the $50 n i .F Rss f7'''
aui Ticket ard Freight Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO kA :.k
v ROAD.-Ou and after September 1T PhSsh ~.
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tsunaa!s 'A'
$50 4. M-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sa SUPP,
IIcSandrta and Manassas train for W:tshiS'oH -''
North. and Lynchburg and s9nth. -, ,rx for Cor.
33s y. DAIlUS IKatN ~ $50 1y,
dOnsyie except on Saturday. on which IN! y ,th
atsp NJ mi. t.;tIIf connects L; GorionsNiIe WI"
the night trains the ORANGE heNai 70
nassas railroad FOR LYNCliBtE1 S!id "-'1''''''
Through tickets, a. low rates, sold to ell pr'A'
Northwest and Southwest. o,,,s,,,r,n.
Storage tickets from LlYcrpnoi puwe,,.r,l. 81.
Amsterdam. Antwerp hamburg, ila'rc f2i'i
Bergen, Copenhagen, aud Gothenburg, TO 81 III
on this road, can be bought OF me ret%!. gb g,,y
Agent at Richmond, or can DC oFGefea 'H'V'e''
station agent on The road. ,,,, To.;-
Further information may bc oosaEled u! ''- ~,
pany's offices. e,.r,
10 passenger trains are run or Ssndny y.,sr.,er
A. II. PERRY, General Shperlhteh.S PC
JAMES +. NETuEKLASp, Geoeral Ticket ASe-'
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.- : ,rs,TT0r- sAIEs--Fntrres Days.
By w. Goddin, z. "a,
Anctionccr and Real Estate aeen',
corner OF Eleventh. and Bank stfeets. ~

BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CHURCH, H q ~,
Is At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER oF,E = NJ,
TuIRTY-FIKST STREETs.FoR sn ,t;s fnts ri,os.
Bolmnnnn, dccensed shI sell at auction, on t me
premises, on THURsDAY the llth q 1a9rf ocatcd
s aInve being lot No in square No. 3d. ironing i'-
feet running back about Us feet. .,
TERMS: At sale. w. GODDlS, Aucuonsia IN
= p g IF can Iva bought privately. ya .
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Py Isbpll & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between M:uu and Bank.

TOR SALE OR RENT, most desirable
Il FOUR-ACRE LOT on the north side Of Main Tor
Elmwood street, about 500 yards from the western
corporation line, With an excellent BRICK and
FRAME DWELLING and necessary out-houscs
thereon, I'LL in good order. The front OF the lot and
yard have been recently we'll ENCLOSED with a new
aud substantial palin2-fence. This lot lies heauti-
fully, and has on it variety of choice fruit trees
grapes, slrubbery, &c. As residence 1t possesses
nearly all the advantages of the city, with the retire.
mcnt and quiet of the country.
For TERMS &c, apply 10 1SBELL & son,
AuctionceIs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between olain and Bank.
in 3-rolGt
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SOMETHING QUITE NEW,
~ AND
E APPRECIATED BY LADIES GENERALLY,
b,It most particularly by those
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY APPAREL

We are prepared to have made In the most ap-
proved manner any description OF LADIES' aii,i
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING; also, LADIES, GEN
TLEMEN'S, and CHlLDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
oorer at shortest notice, aud guarantee satisfac-
ton.
An important consideration Is that any person
making discovery OF any article OF wearing ap-
parcl having given out may have 1t replaced III few
hours time by giving us their orders.
Another worthy consideration Is, oil this work Is
done by parties In this city who needing employ
ment, and simply sgo-bettres.asn guarantee
Ing the work shall be done by these who are colnpe-
tent and deserving.
And lastiy, we ask every lady who desires work
promptly, who desires her work we'll executed, who
desires to be rid OF the trouble Of looking up some
to do her work who Is responsible and 70 use her
influence In direction, most needed and deserving
10 briug her orders to the
DOMESTIC SENiSE-MACHlSE OFFICE, q
900 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
de 2o-lm AVERY Il CO., Agents.
A u mn ),
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IaIJsT40N sAI4Es-.Rufure Dayass
BY u. b. Eewbtrn, z. !.
Real Estate Agent and Atletionecr !.
s5satl5s. INA Afaif, street. &tts1et 80

A UCIIoN SALE OF G GOODWILL, AN ! Y
n EIyTUREs OF THE SOUTHERN. STIE.t-n1
LAUNDRY AND DYE WoEks;o III, I ~ IN, nr,
misas i,rond street near corner OF Thirf), the Io
WILL aud FIXTURES of the aboye,namea esG.1
liscnt, consisting OF Ivel-cstnsnen eus'n i
With necessary fixtures for u weli-resuiated aye
worksund laundry .2S 7
sTEA.L-BoILER. p,p,Sc
DYE SHEDS, &C.. &C.; ..o,
e~erythipg ia place to continue profitable bush
nes;; 10 DO sold us whole x,-,,-,,,,
- "a, Aucu0neer.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouccrs,
No. lib Main street.

GENERAL DESIRABLE PEWS IN ST
CPAUL'S CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY the 18th instant, at II O'Clock NJ. we
shall sell by auction the premises, several DESl-
RABLE PEWS in the above-namcd church.
TERMS At sale.
BY order Of the yeStry.
las RICHARDSON K CO. Auctoneers.
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EHnE AND CEMENT.

r IME, LINE, IIME,-.-The Lime s, an,: ),
LII featured by us in Rete.oar! eean,E hSrr
WILSON OR R0GkylLl,kl.l IM -, "t ~ INDIAN
/ ROCK sLIME. Orders FOR which may " ss'a
ollee, No. 1903 Dock street. -, rsrsr q co.
/ November ii, ISL,
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wG0D AND COAL.

WHY NOT SAVE SOC. to. S1.25 when
w Slncs are very hard? Everybody must have
fire, for winter comes rapid and fierce, while we
are selling coal Of all kinds AT from SOC. TO $le5
cheaper than any establishment In the city. Wood
send 10 GY and Nincecnth, or to Grace street, No.
70s, and lie convinced
delB CHARLES II. PAGE & co.
4 NTI1RACITE COAI.-Now afoat, 800
IA tons best quality il. =. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, wlilSl VIII Dc sold lon the vessels ut low
tgurcs.
Cab and sec my prices, aud lay In your winter sup.
ply Ut coal before there Is an advance IN coal and
II Fights IL The northern markets:
WHIT ROBERTS,
jyls corner Seventeenth and Dock streets
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by James N. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. ITO Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
l. MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY OWNED
AND OCCUPIED BY THE VIRGINIA STEEL,
COMPANY AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed
of trust executed March 1, 1862 by Trial Wells &c
William II. Mcfarland and Powllatau Roberts
trustees, to secure the payment OF certain 6onu
dated March l. 1859, for $! 000 bearing Interest from
date and default having been made In the payment OF
said bond, and being required so to DO by the hene-
iciry in said deed, J. IT'S substitute trustee apfolnttG
by the Circuit Court Of Richmond will offer for sale
at public auction, TUESDAY the 3oth day OF Jan
uary. 1872 Of fair; II not the next fair day there
after) on the premises. at 81 O'Clock +. NJ. thai
undivided moiety described in said deed rs follows
to wit, The REAL ESTATE IN the city of Rich
mOnd situated on the north side of james river
between Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting 123 feet
on the south side of Haxas Mill canal and extend
ing back between parallel lines 230 feet to James
river. together with that large BRICK WORK
SHOP thereon, with the right of 100 inches of water
under four-foot pressure, taken from the Franklin
Paper-3lill and the works below. This property.
from Its central location and water privileges iof
manufacturing purposes, may be considered among
the most valuable now In the market.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed Of trust
A plat Of the above property may be seen at the
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctionecr. Ia 4
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TOHN W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
- PING and COMMISSION, MERCHANT, No.
Governor street. Richmond Va, (post-ofilce box
ny, for New York; human Line, for Liverpool;
Anchor Lilac, for Gin cow; spft0nal Line, for Liv-
erpeel ssss'.' tsa
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BY Robertson g. Bronaugh'
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA--
I pIE EE.I, ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
h tifj' PPET Eff TURNPIKE, F0UK MIL s =
thn Gntv Court of Chesterfield county, at the De.
s IN the g nty w se viii oer for
io nI,h,ic auction aL the front door Of the court
house Of the said county. ut l. O'Clock n on Mon IN
DAY the Stl of January, 1872 the IRA I Az, Uf
tt ze and ossessed containing about
ACRES, on which there sa comforaRle d wen, rs
good water and considerable timber we, ira is
pTnR.Is: Onc-fourth cash; balance II SIX, nine nc
aud Twelve months Title retained until TURNER or
anu an. ~ tS cnnrt .'0 JAMES a. CLARKE,
uer VI eout" WILLIAM AMBERS,
,ooo-.a Commissioners
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PRDpnS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ proposals will be received by the undersigned
until L. NJ. THURSDAY, january IS, 1872, for the
GRADUATION and MASONRY of II branch OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad from Darlington
street to James river, inclsding tunnel through
Church Hill about $500 feet long For further par
dculars, apply to II. ID. WHlTCOMB,
Chief Engineer Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad,
de e5-td - Richmond, Va.
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BY Grubhs s. Williams,
AuctIopeers and Real Estate Agents,
E1orenth street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE "HowLETTn ESTATE, On
JAMES RIVER NEAR DUTCH GAf - 49, soa,
REL OW RICHMOND, AT AUCTlOS.- In execn,
ton decree q the Circuit Court of m sse of
:. Tarrinrtom and ais VS.. Howlctt's administrator
and the Undersigned commissioners t n4e dese o
SWtfEDNFSDAY 10th January, ut IL O'Clock NJ, the
AR KNOWN ay eoan sS On
James river about eleven miles lby land) below
Rchmond and opposIie to 2b p E Gnp E fH
ACRES, some of which Is very fine land II Las
it some plain BrDiH PIN rs ana Sesi %atere
mower fused with great profit before the warl and It
believed that it has also nn nj the sne nfr
o,c Of GRaSI1E to be found in this section.
I'm examination of this property before the day OF
;TrpHs: Oue-thlrd clsh; balance at one and two
years bonds with Interest from the day o OF he eae
the title to be retained by the court until TIC oonus
are paid. =: I 81 Sn e. 'pEPN.RD.
otpcfnt,
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auct1oneeTs.
de l4-ls, "a, 2s,3o.ja S.6,s,9,lo

Immediately after the above sale Of Nash ana leI-
uard, commissioners by virtue OF decree OF t,ie
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county entered ut the
May term, lS7l in The case Of Mary'et DDre Hi +
ell nj auction. on the promises, on WEDNESDAf
the 10th day Of january, i,?, the balance OF SAD
LAND mentioned i'll the SAID decree, ana I!ins DC
the north, about two miles from Chester station.
This land will be sold as whole or divided Into sew
acres. each fronting Oh the road, with timber ana
water thereon. :, ,, ,oor
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance IN bonds bear
ing Six pcr cent. interest. ut one, t"o ana tnrec
!e"iS' 'N' W. ". COSBY, ...
G.. G.. MCRAE,
GEORGE s. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
sac conducted by D. K. WE1sIGER, Auetioneer'
La R-2. O. 10.
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AUCTION sALEs--.Thas Day. .
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Aucsioneer,
No. lat Main street $685.


VALUABLE FURNITURE, PAN 9,
TioN--THIs DAY ut o'clock viii sell AZ my
a one suit WALNUT PARLoR FURNITURE in
One h Ws1TSa'Iaiur CHAMBER SUIT, with marble
onG p s t and w1RDRoBE to match; >. prn
WALNUT. MAHOGANY, and PLAIN BED
OAK and WALNUT EXTENSION and LEAF Ia
MAHOGANY and STAINED IN p, W AZ
superior FEATHER BEDS, .,
HtiR and Stick MATTREsSES, r,prFs
h9GSSE MAKEhESIRRRp sn daSekkFR Pr GABLES
G G0CoS MAfTiN stD LETTER PRESS,
R r ANu5 iNL s sIK1ks st, MATTRESSES;
Superior EIGHT-DAY CLOGhS,
6ST F fSATFhMkfh y sT ME ao@ps,o
An a fHHgIyE game THE 4HoR RhS 1 kHEEsEE
g., !Aiho"'' Auctioneer.-
By Grubbs::& Williams, e
Auct,onecrs and Real Estate Agents..
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
MULES, COWS, HOGS, AND SOME E
M ILANTATIoN GTESs 81 a. FI Wl HnLs sep-
nersou. we will sell at auction at the Bellvii,e stl
BE on Fakn street near ca; the Isa at
lcge. on MOSDhl lic o'i -
o'clock NJ, ,1rc
COWS, very fine, two with young CALVES'
and one DEVON BULL;
~ TWG,HORSE WAGON and HARNESS,
CART, REAPER, GLEASEf;
CORNISH Filler, Mn IE:a.i a.
and other PLANTATION GIESSlLs.
Also about IS barrels OF CORN,
2 stacks Of OATS. :,
Trp,,s: $50 and under, cash; for all larger sums,
re'iit of four months for negotiable notes. interest,"
added. satisfactorily endorsed: ,,s ,..,,o.,,
~ - GRUBSS & WILLIAMS, AucEOnsers.
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pEAT. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REM FISIAhE - = " =
nor SALE PRIVATELY, A
+ TIIREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, In 4 ta::A
business norton Of the city. paying at present stI
Sic made to 70 In new business. Address H.
III
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81; sss, sy-r gsgy yyE Esz;5.s-ss.-l
&neS I'D -tassssSl >sssss 49,
richmond AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILR DAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TIE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE DAILY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST. WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.

ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Passenger train leaves Richmond depot daily Sun
DAYS excepted at j. NJ. connecting ut West ro!n;
with the ilrst-cl.ss steamers EASTERN CITY and
DANIEL WEBSTER, touching at the river Eiid-
ings. and arriving In Baltimore On lie following
morning In time 10 connect will trains norm aLd
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE ChccSei
to all loints. c,.~n,va
Passenger train leaves At i. VI. VII SS-'ttE'
for West Point only.
steamer leaves pier No. 10. ia Light street galti-
daily Ssn Nm Gyio sis% mHina It w. aF
I}y this line passengers enjoy good hlghts rest.
Freight train leave, daily (AlonLtys excepted at
Frci:hts received daily. carefully handed, and
promptly forwarded. No Kerosene oil transported
over this line Through bill, Of lnsns given 10 Ill
points.
From Richmond TO Baltimore: ....'....''''..'sS 70
From Richmond 10 fhiladell hiI...,''...... "a
From Richmond 10 Boston. all rail from Ncw
York :, ~
From Richmond TO Boston Via tic s0und.....' 10 =
10 Baltimore and return. .'......''. b"
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. suporintcACeEi.
j. L. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent Eis!''
s: 6: GEAsry, GsMe!:.l agent: Baltimore: SCI
DICHMOND AND DANYlLLE RAIL
II ROAD.-On ard after December l. 1871;
Train No. nl,rou.h passengerJ leaves Richmond
daily (eAccrt Sunda.E) Ut i:c5 =. W.; leaves Da.-
Vile ut 1873 il. NJ. arlE 6 1t Greci4sb0io "l 49,
Z. NJ. -.....-, ,,,..,. pt.l,-
Train No. 8 Lyuchburg passepgcr) leaves klti-
mond daily at o:l5 a. NJ; arrives ut LyHcAa"fS al
r. VI. ., ,,-,,
Train No. II tlrongh mail ard express Leaves
Richmond daily N 2:tG L. NJ: leaves Dl3Ic dauy
al 1914 Y. VI. arrives 1T Greensboro daliy III Ia
4. NJ. o,,-,
Train No II Through mil ana expires, Ied.''
Greensboro daily ut $50 L. NJ: icatts pAE"'a
daily at l0:lo l.. NJ. arrives ut lhcllnoh4 uAh! "
Train No. Through passcnGcrl Ieavcs CTcon'-
boro daily Except sunday! II llDI y. VI. h','%
Danyillc III l:2T L. NJ. arrive; III Islcio4." IL
Train No. 10 u.yncllburg passenger leaves Inch
burg daily ut $50 4. NJ: leave, Durhe'iAg III :
n. arrive, al Richmond al j. u. ,,,
Trains Nos. . and II connect NJ GfCeHe%tp ~
tr.lins on the North Cgrohua railroad i0r u! p'"'
Train No connects at Burkeyillc Win train on
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Cho RAILROAD LOT M
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 AL points sonlii Hti '
southwest can be procured ut the ilcScI ohc' ~
Richmond and Of T. /. WALKER, Agent ~ tte w. ~
antic, Mississippi AMI Ohio ra!iroad No. i'>' N"''
street, Richmond. "a.
Papers that have arrangements I" a'iS'rt'e I've
schedule OF this company viii please prnI ~ ho'N
JOHN X. MACMLRDv,
General Freight and Ticsct AR'it,
ort ' - au-!
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A Mntuas Runaway.

"Your aunt Carlton and cousin Jennie VIII
bc here in the next train, RUSSELL, sald Mr.
Wilder to his nephew. You had e''ef
bring the pony chaise and bring them from
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srlc conducted by D. K. WEIsIGER, Auctioneer'
ia g--S. 0, 10.
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By Davenport & CO.. stock AnctlGhcciS'
over First National Bank.

Sale conducted by LEE {; GoDD1S, lib Main stree
de 2J-tds
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BY A. Z. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctionecr.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-17
How to Live to the Age Of
one Hundred.

Sir Duncan Gibbs IN 4
paper read before the British
Association, on Centenarian
Longevity, makes some very
interest sting statements, derived
from q comparison OF foul
examples he had seen himself.
OF these four, two were one
hundred and three, one hund-
Ired and one, and one hundred
and two years Old. Mr.. Gibbs
found these peculiarities in
their bodily constitution:
E-.'' Tie l9ngs @gformed the
Ifuncti9hs pspGerta IN every
case.
2, The blood was we'll cir
cuIated by a strong heart to
all parts of the body.
3. The chest was we'll form
ed and Of fair size. The cart.
ilages Of the ribs were not os,
sified.
4, The voice was clear,
'sonorus and powerful, though
tremulous in two cases.
5. The heart was healthy,
and free from fatty deposits.
6. The eyes were good, and
the sight excellent in every
case, and no sense except
hearing was impaired.
Z. None smoked, chewed, or
snufed tobacco.
8. The mind was active,
and the memory good.
8. The digestion in each was
excellent and the teeth sound.
10. In each case the mind
had been throughout life com.
posed and free from care and
distress.
The lesson drawn from these
cases is this, that if people
wish to live a hundred years
they must have sound bodies,
and take care of them. In
other words, the body must re-
ceive that Intelligent attention
1t deserves, and people must
read and study the laws Of
hygiene in order to obey them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-17
Ann eTican Homes.

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