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OFFICE OF
Blanchard Maine State Boiler Co,

VNHE above is an engraving of Steam Boiler con-
Il tanning 1900 feet Of heating surface, built upon
new principle, namely that Of stopping the Uerticdl
circulation, accomplished by means of two horiz0n-
tat diaphrdgms running through the boiler, and
forming three water compartments. By this ar
rangement there is maintained three temperatures of
water.
The smoke and heated gases pass first through the
tubes in the upper compartment, then descend and
return through the tubes in the second compartment
thence again descending they pass through the tubes
IN the third compartment. By this operation the
smoke, and heated gases from the furnace on their
way to the smoke stack, chimney come in con-
tact with gradually decreasing temperatures of
water.
While doing average work, coupled with good
engine, 1t will supply steam for $50 indicated horse
power.
We will guarantee that this boiler will shew 30
per cent. more power with the same weight of coal
than amy boier of the same heating surface in the
MARKET and will continue to do so, long it is
used, and we will back our guarantees with Gov
EMINENT BONDS.
The durability of this boiler is greater than any
other for the Is that cold water is allowed
to come in contact with the intensely heated surfaces
the feed water being gradually heated it ascends
from the lower to theupper compartment
We would especially call the attention of Railroad
men to the following facts, that while running this
bOerwith coal or wood the sparks are neutralized,
and none have ever left the smoke-stack chimney
which in itself is most valuable advantage, never
before realized.
Continuing ourselves to practice and not theoru we
invite all parties in want of Steam Boilers to give us
CALL
W. T. BROWN g. CO., General Agents.
dc18 Cor, Middle and EXCHANGE Sts
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SplOO 100 Agents now Wanted
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I'd. New Map of New England, colored In townships
states and counties for 1872. Large SCALE No good
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Maps and our Rapid Selling Pictures Apply for
terms at onoe to d. d. GUERNSEY. Pub. Concord.
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HVH SshHC UT TO IeIs
DREMISES No. "a Green St., recently occupied by
4 Isaiah Frye & Son. Apply to GARDNER NJ
PARKER, South Gorham, or to Capt Geo. w Par
kerr Portland an3tf ~ w.
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NJ USIC BOXES! MUSIC BOXES

Al OC4O DVALCs Ill OSlC bUA ES
:, Not only the tinkng, sweet-toned little Mus;c
Boxes out larger and larger ones up immense in
struments that produce sounds as powerful as those
of Pianoforte, and fill house with melody Cali
soon at ~ COURT STREET and select one from tLe
large Stock SO that it may 'N'
Chime Christmas,
or ring the New Year, in the ears of your delighted
family!
EIOLINS, GUITARS, FLCTES, BAND INSTRU
MENIS, and full assortment of other instruments
MUSIC and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE also for
sale at the store of
j. c. HAYNES & co, SO Court St..
lopposite lne Conrt House) dec"-dd2wtc
"pSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING"
L How either sex nay fascinate and gain the love
md affections of any person they choose, instantly
This simple mental requirement all possess free
by mail for % cents, together with marriage guide
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams. Hints to Ladies, &c. A
queer exciting book. 100, 900 sold. Address T. Will
liam & Co., Pubs, Pha. ap2t4w
N . T ICE.
ssTuNHE Portland Dry Dock and Ware-Ho Co."
Il have leased their Docks and other properly in
Cape Elizabeth to James 4. Simpson for one year
from JAM /, 1871, to Jan. /, 1872 and during said
time the Company will not be responsible for any
debts contracted in their name their account,
unless authorized or approved by the President of
the company. CHAS. A. LAMBARD,
President p. d. Dock and Warehouse Co.
By his Attorney, L. d. NJ. SWEAT,
rortland, January 2sth, 1871 jn3Otf
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Wanted.
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For Coughs, Colds and Hoarscness.

Il ~
For Coughs, Colds and Hoarscness.
VvHEsE TABLETS present the Acid in combna-
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in cases OF Throat difficulties of years standing
Caution.
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box. JOHN q. KELLOGG. IS Platt St., N Y,
Sole agent for the U. S. Send for Circular
Sold by Druggists. Price Is cents Box
For Sale by w. f. PHILLIPS g. CO.,
IeDzo-3m u. 1904 oil Portland, Me.
300 Agents Wanted Now
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Jones & Schuyler,
No. ~ Pine St., New York.
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
mch19d& w3m WIZ
TOILET.

TO LET.
To Let!
PRICK Store, No. 149 Commercial st., recently oc-
- eupied by Messrs Purmgton & Butler; suita-
bic for wholesale Flour or Grocery Business. Gas,
Water and all modern conveniences. Apply to
A. K. STEVENS & CO.,
Janl6u 146 Commercial treet.
For Rent.
HNHE Store 80 Middle street, now occupied by Hoyt
Il Fogg and Breed Applyto N =
MATTOCKS & FOX, IN ..el
mar28dtf SS Middle street,
For Rent.
STORE No. 1877 Commercial St, corner Of Union
- st. occupied by George M. Small. Suitable for
Flour and Grain, and heavy Grocery Trade
Double counting room In I'd story For terms ap-
plyto EDWARD FOX.
mch27 IA u 7 n
House to Let. .4.
" ERY convenient house of 10 rooms. Apply to
BRUNELL g. CO., 150 Exchange st. ap1ltf
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The most popular medicine for nervous troubles
the source of all other ailments,) Is
DODD'S NERVINE, and Invgorater
For sale by all druggists. Price One Dollar.
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Trains From, Por,I..a

Arrangement of Trains
Commencing Feb. 10,
-Hn.5ISIZ. f.s=..7
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.

EIEkSblf XII. July III. tStS.
The carpct-faS- AtIican.Grant-Stowcll Ia-
ridr aud speaking of last night will long he
Indignantly remembered ly olr citizens on
account Of The brutal and violent dcmonstra.
lions which diSclaccd the occasion. The
prime feature of The ratification was II torch.
light procession. which WAS marched through
the principal business strrct>-tlic lights
l,ciu~ mainly borne i,v boys, hut a great
~cuucuur>r Of uC"ro men folloWin" and
%lriugiu" The moving column of tire. AZ Va
ri"IS points along the line nf march these
negroes attacked the houses of while citizens.
throwing stones. sticks. and hrichlnts upon
II" purchc> and through the windows.
C%ilcC;tn. considerable damage and
clr>ing great terror and rou>tcruaiiou
In his WAY The houses "f Mr. Andrew he
van. Mr.. Gcnr@" T.. scott. Mr.. Davidson. Mr..
/. l.. II. Young. aud Mrs. Wallace. on War
h"t street. and ~ Mrs. Harris and MIR. j. ".
Hawkins. ol Haitian STREET. were stoned. the
missiles crashing around @rnu,,> Of ladies aud
children who had gathered ON the ~Inrrlm< 10
breathe the cool air. There WAS absolutely
mo pr"tortiinn nf This >]ioIrlrr. and no re-
~I~tInrc M.i> offered Ia it. - sudden WAS The
assault an! 80 i~nrprrrtr":l were the people
tr it.. Mr.. l.. ". Collier. whose wife had
ttEtGr i harrow ,~tTip". went iu!u The street
lnd demonstrated with 4 negro marshal on
ho"-pi.irh. lGi 10 attention was -iyrn his
appeal. il i, stated liai there were Il num-
urr Il MGR" policemen in the crowd, who
moir un rtrIt t. suppress the rioters. Last
u;rlt There WE. IL j have sud. nu resist
angr: lat If ever at%tm >itrh ulIlra~C- are Al
tempted thr people will respond with bali
cartridge. 81 Il ri'ly stirred have tirry been
-, ilnr Insult 1ut danger.
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Charles Sumner is called in the columns of
the Boston .jomtmdi Grant or"anl Il sort OF
great >choulIoy," and i Slid 10 lave never
yet won The reputation among thinking men
Of Il wise, practical, gca,crai statesman
And Il good description ii Is.
Hon. Daniel VOORHEES, will speak 1T :'rcn-
Ger, lad. on the 18th for Greeley.
Hon. n. G. Taylor. u Tennessee Iicptbli-
can, will support the Greeley ticket
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GERMAN METEICAL SrsTEM.-TlIc German
Empire has notified this Government that il
has adopted IL m~ctri@ll. aystaIn. Of which
the amount OF value is che mark. valued in
United STATES gold at lWcnty-tlrcc cents.
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Fourteen years ago an indiinEln left his
l,dyioNr Tor The land "t gold. During all
these years The faithful pair have cAclI writ
ten and received two letters every week, till
Il week or two ago, when the swain returned
IL claim his bride. They have Il pile OF two
thousand niue hun,ircd and twelve ~lovc-lct-
tiers to BEGIN housekeeping with.
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SUMMER REsoRTs.

GWEET SPRINGS. MONROE COUNTY,
- WEST Vh.-Thl well known and favDrite
WATERING-PLaCE ls now open, with ample
accommodations for eight hundred guests.
TERMS: ~ per day S75 for one month: 500 per
month for two or more months.
EOIiG MCfiOyERE,
ty I-yw .a SIIpprfufrr,iruf
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FnrETu az JrLY.-Wc have made arrau@c
lirurs lay which W. are rlahlcd 10 pay fifty
cents apiece for every finger torn oil ly Il
PISTOL this week. The iiu-cr must he shown
II llti> ,IIlrr, accompanied by 4 certificate oil
~"rlIuinrIc>> nom some Responsible party.
We pa> two dollars for three fingers blown
from one hand. They must be fresh fingers
none Of last years trophies. Now is the
Time 10 get npcIuis.- U0~buy NctoS.
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DOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO rs
Il MlNIDN STEAMSHIP COMPANY uss414..s14Ss
The si'l"-mfecl steamships OLD DOMINION
WIANuKE, ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, NJ
AEARA. ALEEMAPl.E and I~IATTE1.hS, leave
Scw York for Norfolk. tity Point. and Richmond
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ami SATURDAY
ut 3 n'riock l.. NJ.
Tcay, l:irhII"nd every TUESDAY,, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY. nj high iI1".
These Ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons. Stitcrooms. AMI bath rooms.
The lir, accommodations, arl aticnti. u. are III.
surpassed.
Close connections malc with steamers for alI South
.rr and European ports.
For further Information. apply to
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent,
nv oB No Governor street,
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\ WOMAN FALLS INTO A'EIIAR ANn kE-
MAINS THERE Form DAYS aNp NiGIlrS WITH
OFT Funp OF WArER.-An extraordinary
rl>r of $ltlt.rin" WIS brought 10 Iight Nc~trr-
iav morning i'll Il very singular manner.
Officers Cody and Gleason, Of III" Third
District station, were maxim" their usual
rounds. and in coming up seventh street
their attention WAS attracted 10y the alnIo>t
>tillrd cries apparently Of some one in "r,+lt
distress canning from the house No.. :i;l.
They Immediately effected IN entrance. and
after Il time traced The noi-r 10 the cellar.
where they found II woman in :; most de-
plorll,lc condition. The luil~r IN Question
has been vacant for Il short time, @nl The
woman. Whose name is Margaret WIZ,
had been employed Ia ITO >ullc cleaning pre-
plratury to putting il in order for oritIanrv
again. She informed the officers ilE,t 81"
went there last Tuesday morning, and cnml-
mrnrcd her work. and while cleaning a door
that leads into the cellar on the inside. missed
her footing and fell into the cellar. Il distance
II about nine feet. i%niGrin" herself - badly
that >lI" va unable To ",tul. She remained
in tlIi, place from Tuesday until Yesterday
morning. when found by the officers, with
ont food or water. She stated Ia The officers
that she could hear the NOS" on The street
very plainly. ami had mmtlr every "il"rt III
hcr power 1u make herself heard. but III vain,
and had finally given herself up To iir.
Although 10 bones We're broken She had
>prainrd her limbs in the fall, and also ~
crlvcti some injuries in her back.
The officers conveyed her 10 The CONNER
cial Hospital, where she now is IN Il very
feeble state CintfHHuH commercial, IAN.
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Stephen !. j. T,alh!c l.ls announced him
sci; ~ II candidate Tor Eun@lrS> against TIC
lion. Janics i. Beck, Of Kentucky.
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E~:iiiGgaiaiii@ Curtis from u Tight Rope


From The san Francisco Chronicle, July :.
quite al excitement wax ocraSlonctl at
Woodward'> Gardens last evening by an ar-
rilrnt which happened to Curtis in attempt
iu- 10 r"rinrm his difficult feat of riding Il
Vel nj f"tlc ~ Il light rope stretched across
the rink from the galleries. He started out
boldly, aud proceeded about ten feet. when
he lost his ~lrl!1ncc aud his vrioriprdr CT
rccllcd IL one side. Fora moment il seemed
that he must fall. till 10y 4 >rIprrlIuMn effort
h. rcgailrd his balance and started l"ain.
II" had only gone Il few irct further when nc
lost his balance AGAIN and carrrncd 10 the
other side. lie Struggled with all his power
- rr~tin his balance. but in vain. For Il mo
mri,t he hung lottrrim@ in mid-air, >irli~-
~lin~ lIop".c>>lr. WlIilrall eyes fixed anX-
intl>Iv upon him. Men rose hr,athlr>>Iy to
their feet. while the wnmc turned aside
their eyes in horror. and the excitement be-
anne inttn>r. \. moment more OF desperate
struggling, and lc fell twenty feet To the
door With Il dull. heavy thItd. that sounded
through the whole building. The wrncn
screamed with horror, IN Il number Of them
in the galleries tainted. His wife rus ned
irnIiciIIy for ward and asked if he was in
iu3ed. \ moment ni i"aIli-|ik" silence en-
,l"l. and then the painful >li>p"rsr was
broken ~ Gurli; threw oil the sclnrircdc and
rose IL his feet. Fortunately lc WAS not III
imrh. ban ii may III interesting 10 know
that the yrlmriIrti". which Irll "n top "i him,
WAS carried oul in somewhat Il 'tln"rillZrti
cnulilinn. This closed The evening, enter
iaiuincut.
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tHlEEI>ti >lGlr.-it is Il c~lirrrin" >i"it
that meets the exc aIon" the virginia am,
Tennessee rillroad. The ~rrat waving field,
OF tall. h1Nuulau1 corn are beautiful Ia be-
hold. llry toN Green. and fresh. and
Strnit", ~ iil"tI@i, they were safe ir"u AL
l.trn. They speak "t Il comm" harvest ol
ulrnIv and 1hulrltnrr. We have never seen
finer corn at This season al the year than W,
SV TN. uil"r day III !;"Huuhr 1Iui Mont,
.nrm.rt counties. II /" ~, w learn. all alrn"
ilrr road. ! @ratiruE:n who r:tlim ihruII-ll
East Tcnnr~>,r saturday informed Us that he
had never .rci ANYTHING like lit" corn. II
wl> perfectly splendid, and lurc>had"wcd Il
most unprecedented Yield.
The tobacco. We observed, too. i looking
remarkably well and in III | nl>IIal state 7
IorWarlnc>>. The wheat IN The counties
named has lIIrr>hrd ont even better than WIS
c>urrtcd. and Il Roanoke tanner informed lis
thai they had not had strI Il crop since 1891.
T'lc>r are al very cheering iact>. and speak
volumes for thr ,mtiring energy AMI the IT,
turning prosperity 81 orr people. We I"'-
liryc tlfnl better times arr NOW ahead Tor
them. old Virginia never - Jnc''-
hHJy |u3n"jtH.
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EulE HOT SPRINGS,
IIlI

Ny ARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
W Va. have irrn much imprry"l. and Will
"I"n "n IT." 18th jnn". i'lInl'lllcts H. h" had rt
Nlr>>rS. '"lciuan y Rogers. Baltimore Purcell, Laid
Il %. EIclIlnoWt. "r nf ihc pr"prIcinrs.
TER vs. - FER day $40 l"r month al twenty
eight day..
EUBANk. REYNOLDS K CO..
my I'm I'rppririprg
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COMPRESSED AIE As 4 MOTIVE PoWER.- Mr..
Henry bushnell. at New Haven, Cunncrii-
cut. Is III" ltapIN inventor uI 4 tidal
Wheel which he i confident solves The
problem OF compressed air rs II motive power.
lie has applied Ia the Legislature Tor Il char
ter Tor Il company accordingly. The idea Is
That compressed air is an economic power
when compression costs nothing. Til
Tidal wheel therefore, is placed ut any
point where the tide Gibbs and flows, and
fills reservoirs vi Ii conl r"scd air. which
can, the inventor claims, lie sent by pipes al
most any number Of miles inland, and thus
Suprr>cdc steam by the saving of coal, and
by its safety rom explosion.
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The nrorrIrl"rs 81 this SaliLth'" N'Hfs'i'
Y \TEi. 50 highly esteemed II. \ rtlii'nE'i 't'n'
in ur,lrr To- have IT. within the reach ~ ~. n'n ~
have has, il rui ny in IlA~l.FLiAlL''N LIT
IN ..,,., If our dozen rirll, and placed IL on sale
Al accessible points. ma
p,ruitl,,s descriptive III Tn" character oi ms
" ,TfE and il, application {" Diseases; NJ; intN
-. igt,t NJ the a.,riis Tor the sal. ~ the NAiE'. ~
RirIlulnnd AMI elsewhere. ..
Wcapptni :. letter from l.. Y. Daniel. f&.l.. at'"i'
n.y al law. 4 highly respectable ana "'ti-hn"""
citizen II l:irlun"nd r.,.
.John H.rG.rt fKniiorHt, Esq. FrfSid'i" bt"s hi"3'
Springs '1,"pnHB:
have repeatedly and continuously nS''' me ""t''
Of the ;iuc Ridge Springs, AMI win 4 long rNl''
rtcl.r al the waters oi nearly al al lie mihtI"
springs ui Virginia. and OF several oi tiioNc 81 ONE
states. | have never found any superior. nor " tiA'i
AT Il distance. from their S"nrcc, any equal Ia lllie' -
the Blue Ridge Springs ~ Il SUR. but very gentle
aprririif, tutir. AMI r.2tlal"r al tn" sioiliich an,
yi-rrri. Unlike auy other mineral waller with willcI
am icuuaintr-l. It's efficacy s,t'fiiS uniilpdirc'i ny
k,rling-tt beast in glaSs-or by exposure To The AIR
| have used IL with great advantage from L dcmilohi
filled twelve turuIlIs before. have sometime
I.nI.ht that | perceived. what others IN this city fcl
convinced that They perceived, u ,tmci'r'i and s.tlu
rary effect on the liver where torpid or olstrucird
For home use | decidedly prefer II To any other min
Cral water.
Very respectfully, your "istilent servant,
4. Y. DASiEL, Jr.
Eichmoud, Tm, May It'll. 1877.
This water is for sale in Richmond, Va. by
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co., Druggists,
Ial6. ror.,cr Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
IL l.-6Dt
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FROM s,aIs,ilte.

''>''""h' ~ '"H H. 49,
I"'"'''"' ti'' -!'Al staple ct this section of
country i very scarce ana 'i2h At the pre-
>'ni )nn'->" lhii''l ~tl that tn" pTlHrr~ refuse
I" ht! 4, He present prices. ltI" scarcely
81 Tobacco "t r"it;-r causes III" mrr'2nti'"
business 10 l." dull 1T ''' present 'tu". The
lAlrtiI3'UT'r>. iI"M'Nrr. '"hiiIlI" t" ~
Jlr.:tl Nliii Their usual lnl>iuc>>.
piHNtlir i luuhii" up considerably in
~u!u" Respects. Carpenters and trlrhlaNrI>
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pOCkEElDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN June ]. 1872.

Tlii. faynrIt" aud celebrated W tTEItISt; ~
will "hrr additional attractions this s,"Isul. Among
other improvements. iirrr In, been added IN clr-
CANT aul Siarinl, Bathroom. adjoining the InrInr:
tie Irtrlur has l"rn enlarged and improved. aud the
proximity III The two rt'.drrS each easily accessible.
II will i" kept In Il siyl not SURPASSED any where in
tirUiuil.
The W.hTEl;Snf tlrsi spectral Springs either chr"
ur greatly relieve uu~t eases of SCrIIull. lnriuirut
CONSUMPTION. Chronic bronchitis. Chronic l.arsn-
giii<. Chronic Pneumonia. Chronic Dyspepsia.
Chronic UiarrlmI, Chronic Dy~,nicry. They arr
also = great value in ll"~" affections, which are uorii-
lar la the t,nIal" constitution. AMI H. an appetizer,
Il tonic. aud general restorative, they arr. perhaps.
muri.alictl amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided Tor The lawns aud htil-r"oin II
trsI-rla>. Baud ni Ntsir. and in general all IN"
sources ~ amusement AMI recreation usually l"iunl
II our best summer resort " i'll Il" III III" commands
tim ?rr-.is III HDtktEiDGE AlI'M." The place
Is within eleven IL thirteen hours at Ririuu"nd.
MaI,u"iuu. i:rIiituur". ,ir.. hN rail. all in 'liy light.
Passengers, lraSr the ear. al the chesapeake AMI
ohio r:,llrmll II t;.,~Itn depot. :tirl new AMI elegant
l"yrl r"ri If only eight mile. -ct down the visitor,
AT the Springs Ia t,a.
JAMES A.. FRAZIER. Proprietor.
Person; maxim. u.r 81 The ..rnuI'i.. &C.. "r iit
Springs. AMI mol ~.i"I,iu" At my hotel. viii h
Charged half my regular rates.
The I:urkliiI.o wafer i Tor sale ly
ADJ 4 h..'l.iriuuorrl. AM GEORGE NJ. Nc
I\TIEE. Charlottesville
descriptive pamphlets sen, free "n applications.
NY I1-iIn
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rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO -RAIL.

4 tllTsS.i1 TsiAhr phb oflIo HALL
~ ROAn.-ou aud after July Isl PASSENGER
TRAINS will leave Richmond AZ follows:
$50 \. h.-MAlL TRAIN Except Sunday for
The White Sulphur Springs, connecting ri GerloBs-
willie with the Orange, AlcNaudri1 and Manassas
train for Washington and North, and Lynci,bur2
AMI South.
ti5 l.. M.-ACCOMMODATION TRAIN except
sunday Tor t;or'lonsvillc. arriving ut s:oG j.. NJ: on
St'ilrhi!- runs through To stauntou. r irving at il
/. ~. Til, train connects ut Gorions, HE With
The night trains on TIM Orange, Alexandria and Ma
naSsts railroad for LiSClIBURG and WASHING
TON.
train leaves GorsIo,syiIlc Except Monday at
6:l5 \. VI. for While sulphur Springs, arriving at
l:l6 J.. W..
Through tickets. at low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest AMI Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp. IiaintnIry. lIayrc.R Rotterdam,
I;er2rn, Copenhagen. aud t;otltcn!uIir, Ia all points
On this rHld. can bc bought of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond or can DC ordered through any
station l-cut on the road.
Further Information may tc obtained at the Conn
pauy's Office.
\. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES i. NErliEI.LAND, General Ticket Agent.
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