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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05

THE POINTS OF THE CoMrAsS.-An interest
ing paper was recently read, at the last meet
inr Of the American Oriental Society, OH the
relation of the Chinese and Monaghan Ian
gtlagcS, and valuable differences were drawn
from the fact that the classification Of the
points Of the compass was originally the
same in Chinese, Tibetan, and Monaghan. In
these languages the south is always mentioned
before the north, and in ancient Chinese and
Monaghan the west before the east. In
Mongoliun the word south means in 'front.'"
north means behind" west means "to the
right" and east means "to the left" In
Chinese the character which stands for north
is composed of two men turned back to back,
and originally meant "to turn the back
upon" In the Chinese compass the index is
placed on the south point Of the needle. In
the ancient classics instances have been found
where the word fright" was used for west.
Among other nations the points of the COM
pass are sometimes named upon the same
principle, but another point than the south
is usually assumed to be in front. Thus in
Hebrew the words "before," "behind,"
"right," and cleft" are used, but the last is
in front. The Hawaiians front toward the
west, and call NJ rSh the "right," and South
the cleft" The consideration of the south
as "bcforc" is exceedingly natural amsng
nations living in the North Temper ate Zones,
since observers Of the motions OF the sun and
principal planets and stars must face the
south iu order to view the important heavenly
bodies and record their courses through the
signs Of the Philadelphia Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
ByLce T. Goddin. Auctioneers'
No. lib Main street.
"reminiscences SALE OF YALUA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 1910 49, a.,
y BILE REAL ESTATE bA7IrI ~ Or THE HEN Giit1o ii
RICHMOND AMP Coo ~ decree 1F h Of the Circuit
Honrt Of the city of Richmond Of the 18th DECENT
Der Instant In the case Of e ae ser Of Hem
r,co county, and Others, the undersigned special
commissioners appointed under said decree WIN pro
coed to sell at dps aiee and In the order
Viz on TUESDAY the 18th di.y OF January, lsI2, at
% O'Clock H. certain ho fr sse nj abo by
two feet on Clay street. and running back to IN alley
ten rect wide; with I'll the MI npdf9yIsSmen5s tneieon
And Immediately afterwards, one LOT. with such
improvements may I've thereon. near inc corner
of Leigh and Henry streets ee' T
feet TO an alley commencing for its eastern boundary
ninety-nine feet from William II. Beale,s lot: ,.,
After which we VIII sell tat hW or En- ataTine
street between Smyth and Henry, fronting on CATH
arne street 50 feet aud running buck TO- fees 70 an
alley, and THREE AND Hale FEEL VI LII
No. SO, in the city. OF Richmond. or
And immediately thereafter we VIII sell that LII
OF GROUND with such M a Us stra as o S
point 1870 feet from the western me OF 81 I
running westwarly, fronting 80 feet on Lelgn streel
and extending back lis feet to I'LL aey twenty ice'
"I And ON WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of January,
1s52 we will sell the f1llGwngesG t1af 81 81
LAND. with the improvements thereon, l!inB on
Federal street, in Duyals addition, known Ill sala
north side OF Federal street 20 fset4 inches from e
corner of said street and st Stephens street.
20 feet inches on Federal street, with depth OF
90 feet. Also, n certain other LOT, with the I'm
proyemcnts, eltuate Federal street known us Lot
No. Is in Duvals addition fronting on Federal sresl
30 feet inches, and running to the corner OF d.
And Immediately afterwards, say ut 4t O'Clock p
NJ, that LOT OF LAND LYNX on BTook Turnpike e;
Peter LAWSON fronting SO feet on the west line OF
Brook turnpike and extending back Ito feet; OF
After which we will sell that lot known as l.ol
No. / in Solomon Marks plan Of Duval's addition
situate the north side Of Baco4s Quarter branch
ming back $50 feet togetherw!th such improvements
as may I've on said lot , :,
TERMS OF SALE: One-ffth cash; the residue IN
EQUAL installments at six. twelve eighteen, aliC
twenty-four months for negotiable notes with inte
rest mt six per centum added, and the legal title re-
tanned by the court until the entire purchase none!
is paid. JhmES =: I'D HETTiJ
g.. L. 2. TURNER,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE GODpIN, 1113 Main street
de 2e-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
ByGrlbbs Sc Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE LANDS IN TIE COUNTY VI
CHESTERFIELD AT AUCTION.-In part e1 s,s!s
ton Of decree Of the C,rsn Co cans 9 Of Gates and
nla uS Gates and als the undersigned speeat cont D.
missioners thereby appointed will sell ut auction at
Chester on the Richmond and Petersburg Tairoaq'
ON WEDNESDAY, 18th angar az = 9 dba 1sts W
beverly Gates died seIzed-to wit IMO 1hASto
OF LAND conveyed to said Gates py d. a. /" in-
free. -e 49, 1p,,srao,s
turnpike, adjoining the lands OF w; n reraus'
Charles W. Friend, c. II. Maurice, and ): II: Snead,
and containing FIVE HUNDRED AND EohI1 :
rooi FRAMED DWELLING with seven rooms, be-
Sides pantry and store-rooms, dairy, Kitchen, Two
barnsEall of them excellent buildings. About haii
of the land is arabic, the balance Is mostly In pine
of original growth. ,,r,rn,e ,,.,,r,,o
FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY-SEVES AND
oSE-TENTH ACRES, lying about n mile 70 the
wet OF the above with the Glover Hil railroad run
ming through it. adjoining 5nllns estate s; =; H.
sned ana DiIo and h aS where anu there IS
nost-otice, church, and thriving village Ihere
1re NO improvements upon this tract; from one-hai
o twothirds of Il is In original oak ana pine wood'
afording large quantity Of me 4o aND SIXTY
RVS on the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike,
.dioung the Drewrs Bluff estate. the lands OF Jas.
r. Joucs, r. A. Willis, and formerly owned ny T.. y.
Chalklev And LOT in the plan OF Dayton, Oh inc
north side of the Manchcstcrand Falling creek turn-
Bidders from Richmond ana l'ctcTsDurg may reacii
Chester Inv the ears and return on the same day.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal II desired, ;h n1st
portion of the purchase money G1 ndy Ifmah Oh ons
credits. u. NJ Gint1H-a' Commrs.
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CHARgEsroS, January /, 1872.
=. This has been grand day among the ne
rroes in Charleston. "Emancipation mas
been celebrated with even more than ustai
dispIay. A procession Of the "sable sons OF
Africa" seyera, blocks in length, marched
with music and banners through the prlncl-
lsl streets.
:. The most of those comprising the process
sion were members of military companies
who have been armed with the most ap-
$proyed breech.loading rifles by governor
Scott-by which operation II Is salu hc
tf"bicdn the State to the tune OF S2oo,o"o-
while white companies were dcnieo thc sAil'e
grant of arms.
drads and I might say by thousands, gath
cred npon the Battery lawn and listened to
. n har,tgue from Colonel Delaney. This In
diyid,al is coal-black negro of some intelli-
ccncc, but with vast amount OF concelt.
He was sent during the war to the South by
Abraham Lincoln as regularly commissioned
officer with instructions to raise an army OF
negroes who should plumber and murder as
they marched through the country to JOIN
the Federal army. He has written DOCK
which reveals the whole Of this bloody de-
SIGN Of the "Dnrtyr C0 President Your
CORRESPONDENT did not hear the speech OIL
I.elallcy; to have done so would have Deen
10 identity himself with n few ,lnprinclpicd,
seif-seeking white men who took part In the
negro procession.
An African Methodist conference is in ses-
!. sion here To-day resolution somewhat 10
4. this elect was unanimously passed ihdt
sincere thanks Of the body be extended our
! erorlhy President, q. S. Grant, for has timely
i terpositim Of bayoaets, 1hereoy our s6Jety
ana ucifdre are scared and the gsory o.
Goa fron,0tcd. The Infamous persecution
OF Innocent men is thus approved by reli-
eious body and defended III the name OF
pie'v. But with all this one would DC
astonished at the cheerfulness of the Charles
ION people and the prosperity OF the Guy.
During the prevalence OF yellow lever tills
simmer the merchants were not cohtent 10
hold their hands. They sent out agents into
tlis and adjoining States and sold large
amounts Of goods by order; and since the
health of the city has been restored the indi-
cltions of business activity are truly Ell
CO 'ra1ing.
The new CITY government works well. The
new Mayor is proceeding with much OF dis
crction. The scala,vags talk OF pushing q
metropolitan poiicr bill through the LegiSla-
lure. If this s,lsreeds it will virtually take
. the control OF the city from the respectable
men who hold it. 1t j., however, hardly
uro,,silc that they viii attain their Object.
The Governor and Legislature will have
enough TO do to keep themselves out OF trou-
HE, on account of their embczzlement OF
public funds, without attempting new
measures. ;,
Thc,c people of the "Old Palmetto State"
are suffering under great and sore trials, but
their patience, chccrfuln<ss' ana INDUSTRY
cntitle them to the highest praise. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent arN Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU ABL .
,FuiRb BETW ZEN MAIN And GARn
STREETS, NEAR THE DEPOT OF foKh f.
RIVER RAILROAD:-By virtue OF Geea u o oIsSl
SON and wife bearing date 18th December, 1863 duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court ana ,c o. ue
cree of the Chancery Court of the city Oh IN Pn
H fnSaps Executors OK against Robinson &C. shall as
trustee proceed TO sell at public auction on me pre-
O'clock NJ IL fair If not the first fair day thereafter
that Valuable lot located rs above now IN the ocG!
pancy of Dir James Gum at the anhuai REM Oh SiS"]
on the north and south Try an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS One fourth cash. balance at E. ,,n and s
rntained lin alf of the purchase money Is fully paid
and a conveyance ordered by the court ,
4, 4 ANDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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An ingenious office-holdcr in Chicago, Mr.
Fred. Mctzke, city boiler Inspector, on ne'hS
asked to tell what he knew aboat bohcrs,
promptly answered, "Nothing Mt all" lie
explained that he had not, from his oDscrva-
ton OF previous offiee-holders IlnSer Inc Guy
a.. government, been led to suspect that q ooiler
inspector was required to know aHy'nille
about boilers. He knew that the chic' re-
uuiremcnts of a successful candidate for ot1, c
were to be IL good fellow, to have snug
plmlanx Of Voters whom he could handle on
e!ct:6a days, and 20 he ready always to stand
by the aldermen and Others to whom he
should Ic indebted for his office. Metzke
has 10 doubt been reading that Ratchet story,
and expected Chicaso's q. W.-which his
name is Mcttill-to embrace him, and eX-
cllim: 'Good boy! would sooner every
boiler in the city was blown up than my
.Metzkc should tell lie" But It didn't turn
out that way. Metzke in martyr to his love
of truth. lie las been allowed an opportl-
nifty to resign in favor of some one who may
not perhaps bcany better cup" in the boiler
business, but who, at least, is not 80 artless.
E0sl,iu0tOn Star.
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An Ohio lady, who for years has taken the
first premium for canned fruit ut the State
Fair, was this year shorn of her laurels. Her
fruit was US fresh and plump-looking as
usual, but there happened to be a lady on
the committee for awarding premiums who
insisted on opening one of the cans, when it
was discovered that the fruit had been put
up in strong brine. AS this process of pre-
serving fruit, although novel, was not con-
sidered such an improvement as to merit en-
couragement, the collection was promptly
ruled out, to the great indignation of the fair
exhibitor.
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AUCrIoN sALEs--rusure pays.
ByA. G. Pulfia,n, Auetioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON THE T S9RNEsE N " T fh
CITY OF RICIIMOND.-By virtue q q. decree rec, 81
the Chanccry Court OF che city OF Rchinona, en.er
nj nm the 7ti day of December, l7l, In the cnanSery
anti of E,bank rs Pulliam and als we Will seil ~
public auction, MONDAY the 18th DAY o. 5ann,
ary on the nrernises ct O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE
ami lot situated us above described, the lot 'front.'
ing 81 feet ON Federal street aud running tacA io
feet to IN alley in common. e,or A.
Terms Sufficient In csl, to pay note of $685.
with Interest from October nth, 1871 baiancS on
s4o2 due upon another note ana inc e0sss d 2.
r nSt N' : JAMES a. DOOLEY,
io'~ WILLIAM L CLOPTON,
tas .r.- !. Special Commissioner
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By James w. Taylor & Co., Auctioneers'
49, Ashland, Va.
YTALIJABLE sTOREHOUSEpl IN ASH

VALIJABLE sTOREHOUSEal IN ASH
' LAND. AND SMALL EARM N SIS;R s ATE
At sii(sTiON.-ht the request of the OWNERS, we
SHAH sell al public auction, at Ashland. ON sAIuk
DAY. January 1872 ut Il O'Clock NJ tne vS'y o w.
o gu ACRE OF LAND attached, now oscli. .
n,cd by William P. Mayo, Esq. THIS = inc most
vvnn,be pronerty of the kind in Ashland the sGtnd
being acknowledged to be the best for any business
In the town. SUPERINTENDENT AMI
Known as aKelieysjs formerly, owned by Ge1rge
Kelley, upon which is = f., HU Sood
and n SMALL ORCHARD. The land 10 very soou'
ahout one-hnlf cleared: balance III wood. ,,
TERMS: Made known at sale, and VIII Ike hoefai'
fol t'aii Y. TAYLOR & CO., Auctioneers;
Sa ~ "' , Ashland. Va.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
- vALUAELE IRIXATE J, RESl I. f sc !; :, On
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN B + w EE
FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS, AND VERY
LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDlT:-By virtue of
decree of the Chanccry Court of the city of Rich
lnond pronounced the 5th of December, 1871, In
the case of Harrison, Goddin 6 .Apperson who sue,
&C. against II. H. Dibrcll and ais, shall, rs COM
nissioncrs thereby appointed proceed to sell at pub,
lie auction, the premises. on MONDAY the 18TH
of january, 1872, ut O'Clock T. NJ. If fair II not
the first fair day thereafter: that LARGE AND DE-
SIRABLY-LOCATED RESIDENCE sitm!ted AZ
above, now in the occupancy of Mr.: Dtbrell; The
lot has front of e5 feet and depth Of 1894 feet
with the privilege Of wide alley, and the buildings
thereon arc admirahly-wel adapted to large family
The property will he sold subject to the contingent
right Of dover of Mrs. Dbrc 1t Is seldom that So
desirable residence is offered at auction.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray costs OF suit and
expenses of SALE and as to the residue on credit OF
one two, and three years, in equal instruments TOR
negotiable notes, interest added, and title retained
tilt all of the purchase money he fully paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
JOHN HOWARD,
MARSHALL N GILLIAN,
ja3 Commissioners.
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL

~ ROAD.-Cii ana alter 11eceUlDer ioIls
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passcnger) leaves Rlchmona
daily Except Sundays) at d:Oo A. III. leaves Dan.
Vile at ll03 "A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at 10y
Train No. 0 n.ynchburg passengcr) leaves Rich
mond daily at Gas A. NJ; arrives ut Lynchburg ats
Z. NJ.
Richmond daily at 2I0 =. M.; leaves Danville daily
ut T.. NJ. arrives at Greensboro duly at l:l2
GOING EAST.
Trau No. Is Through mail ana express leaves
Greensboro daily ut 1850 i. NJ; leaves DanYille
daily at l01a Z. NJ. arrives at Richmond daily at
STA 4. VI. '"
Train No. Through passenger leaves Green's
boro, daily Except Sundays IL u:o5, a. VI. leaves
Dauvile ut 1927 L. NJ; arrives at Richmond ut S2l
p. VI. ar
Train No. 10 Uynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 a. NJ leaves BurkcTlle ut I.
NJ; arrives mt Richmond ata =. ~ -
Trains Nos and IL connect at Greensboro WIN
trains on the North Caroliua railroad for all points
south
the Atlantic Mississippi and Chio railroad tor all
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS to oil points south and
southwest can be procured ut the ticket once III
Richlnond, and Of r. +. WALKER, Agent Of the At
lantc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1928 Main
street, Richmond. @'-.. -.=.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company VIII pc;.se print rs above
JOHN X. MACNCEDO,
l-.4. General Freight and Ticket A gent.
I. N. r. TALCorT, Engineer and Superlltend-
ont au2 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-05
BY James IL. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. ITO Main street.

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 a decd
of trust executed March 4, 1859. by Trial Mels 10
William H. mcfarland and Powhafan Kolells;;
trustees, to secure the payment OF certain oona
dated March 4, 1885, for 900. bearing interest from
date, and default having been made IN inc naSenuol
said bond and being required so to 90 by tle pene
ciary in said decd, rs substitute trustee:
Inv the Circuit Court or Richmond, Will offer LOT SAFE
nj nuhIIc auction, OH TUESDAY the 3Gth day OF Jan
uarv 1872, If fair; II not the next fair Gay there
artery on the premises, at 81 O'Clock L. NJ mat
undivided mocty described In said decd as 1o!i4ws-
TO Wit The REAL ESTATE In the city OF kicn-
inoud situated on the north side OF James river
between Eighth and Suth streets, frontlnS l33 leet
on the south side of IIaXalrs Mill canal ana extend
ing back between parallel lines 23o Ieet to James
river, together with that large BRlCh " Okh-
SHOP thereon with the right of 100 inches 81 water,
under four-foot pressure, taken from the FrankIn
Pancr-Alil, aud the works below. This properly,
from lis central location and water privileges Tor
manufacturing purposes, may bc considered among
tho most valuable now in tho market. 1T.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance Mt Tour, clSht.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by u deed ofirilst. A.,
A plat OF the above property may Dc seen NJ INC
Office of the auctiOnccr. ,o,--,
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctionccr. IN
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Q A.ssscorrespordcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch
LETTER FROM CHARg.EsToN, D. {

EMANCIPATION DAY-CoLoNEL DELA-
SEy, HIS BLOODY DESIGNS, &c.-kUkLoA
PROSECUTIONS RELiGiooeLi AZ
- ED-.MErROPoLITAN POLICE BILL
a: PROSPERITY OF THE CITY.
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~ &C. puTlIaIn. Auctioneer.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT VAIL.
Il ABLEPRoPERTYoN THE WEST SIDE ,G 9F
LOCUST ALLEY LATELY USED ~ ~ a ~. IL
Solomon Dhsis, Esg, win sen at public auction, on
the nremises on TUESDAY the 18th day OF 9anIi-
H}JSES cacf three stories and an attic, located On
the west side OF Locust alley The two houses front
together Il feet inches anu run Df1 pe shown nj
: TERMS: one-fourth cash balance In negotiable
t noses re,nses At one. two, and three years.
w :, u =. 49, A. C, PULLLAM, Auctioneer. I
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


NEW AND ELEGANT
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
have lust received new and beautiful assortment
of GOODS, selected with special care for the APP
preaching holiday scason-sucb as .
LADIES' and GENTS NECKTIEs, In endless
variety; ..
Fancy handkerchief boxes of HEASTlTCIlED
HANDKERCuIEFS for ladies and gentlemen,
and by far the most varied and complete e1hlhi-
ton they have ever offered in
LACE COLLARS, LACE SETS, &C., &C.;
ALSO,
COLLARS, SLEEVES, and uANDKERCHIEFS
to match. in new and beautiful styles.
de CARDoZo, FOURQUREAN & co.
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AnSrIoN sAIEs-.This Day.

- : BY Ccot q Langhton, Aucnor'eess
rorner governor and Franklin streets.
srTursEHoLD FURNITURE, CAR.
III prs. &c, At AUCT1ON.-ThIS DAh At
- o,.iock We Win sell at our Arcdon.roofns
20 % n orInc. . =" Nv SOFAS aud CHAIRS, @
MAHOGANY siDEgQ Ar, Dfssss enc TAsIfss
Va MA L Ssod WkLNUT-FRA1iE MIRRORS,
Hand.ome BRUSSELS CARPETS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MMa AZ and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS. 49,.
TlIi0GANY BUREAUS and WASHSiASDS'
OAK EXTENSION TABLE,
NEW LOUNGES, .ssZn si..t. ..ss
MARBLE-TOP TABLES.
Que Q superior GUiTAk and sGa AsE;I
COOKING and HEATING SIOtESi m cold
:. nAicn' 49,. Auctoneers.
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1Cr1 WINTER 1871
10 HARE CEMENT. IoS IL
SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDERIC
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.

SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDER1CKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner OF
Byrd and Eighth streets as follows:
Washington mt l2l5, Baltimore Except on Sundays)
at 2l5 Philadelphia ut dI5, and New York ut l0:2u
=. NJ. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on Sundays a!
SA5 7. VI.
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at 81
p. NJ.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond (AIon-
days cxccptcd) at 500 4. II.
leaves Broad-Street depot daily Sundays eXceptcd)
at 500 p. NJ; arrives In Richmond ut sag A. NJ.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays ut GAS 4. VI.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points North, east,
and west
Company's office, corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets.
J. y. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
E. 7. d. MYERS, General superintendent. JET
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FL 81 M E M -
NTOTICE nd 9TRAyELLEHs. phrongf
~ EIRsT.fyI,Ass and EafIGRAET TICKETS
he = ,ccnrei M mn file prfucipM ratlrodd oces
S Sar r <TExaSiEt reduced Intes.
making close connections at Mobile Win Morga n
ti.a .s,is. ~ '''s y. P.JUSTfS,
9n n s sRply 70 sFff,eenfl street. isiclmon
LDICHMoND D AND YORK RIVER
FR RAILB o AL D. IN /
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TfiE TRAVEL
49, = -. ~ LING PUBLIC. 81 5,, sstF Ri
sgrIsfssfENTOF THE DAILYLINE
'" RETWEEN RICHMOND BALTIMORE,
So, PIIILAp 2sPI3I. N NETf asggEf s
POINTS NORTH AND 1LS2sesS.s
EAS,P, WEST ANBSf. 81,
yi#,SRt -"'sh NORTHWEST. .,.#,#
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sEEDsMEs. FLORISTS, &c.


1UST IN SEASON.-CAAIEL1A ia
y PONICA, DOUBLE WHITE, in bloom and
large collection Of other FLOWERS, srilabie ior
boiuucts baskets. aud floral designs.
Wedding parties. &c. supplied at short Eo'icca III
MOTIONS FLOWER GARDEN.
Also, CELERY. Private families and parties sup
piled ut short notice ut .
70 MORTON'S FLOWER GARDEN.
corner OF Main and Reservoir street.
Strcct-c:trs pass tie Garden every five MINUTES.
6p
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September LIST PASSEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond (Sundays ex-
ceptet) Us follows;
S:30 4. M,--StA1L TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Spriugs connecting at GorGonsvi with the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington ahd
North. and Lynchburg and South.
s:a5 r. M-ACCOMMODATlON TRAIN TOR Cor.
at p NJ THIS train connects at GOrdonsyille With
the night trains on the Orange. Alexandria and Ma
nassas railroad for LYNCHBURG and WASHING
TON. ..... .--s
Through tickets. at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Stecrage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre. Rottcrdan.,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothcnburg, to NIL points
OH this road, can bc bought OF the General TICKET
Agent Mt Richmond, or can be ordered through amy
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained ut the Com
pany'S offices. a-s..ns.s
No passenger trains are run on Sundays. aa
4. H. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES f. NETHERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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