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A dandy on shore is bud enough, but
swell on the sea is slci.enlng.

A dandy on shore Is bad enough, but a
swell on the sea is slckenlng.
For nesrly two months snow fell every
day at Portage Lake, Michigan.
American woodworking machinery IS
awarded first premiums III Europe.
Boards are not so much worn as they were,
| but the oysters, always tenacious, have made
no change.
Texas papers say that the establishment of
cotton factories in that State is getting to be
| a general thing.
An absent-ininded wisconsin threw his
| watch into the glIte and placed bis half
| smoked cigar under his pillow.
Wisconsin clergymen claim and exercise
the right to sit down and deliver their SER
mons.
Over l 800 buildings were erected in St.
Louis last year, and /" tire-proof" Is claimed
tor none Of them.
The King of Bavaria recently expend ed
$4,000 In an artificial representation of an
eruption of Mount Fesuvius, and his SUBJ
jects believe him crazy.
A lady who was not Shakspearean
scholar, hearing the Merry Wives OF Wind
sor highly praised, inquired how many wives
Mr.. Windsor had.
The question of where all the Smiths come
| from is answered. 4 factory In neighbor.
ing city bears the sign "Smith Manufactu-
ring Company"
What II host uf learned women there would
| be if all those Of the sex who sometimes
"look blue" had any pretensions to be con-
sidered literary characters.
Adding insult to iniury-Teling n small
boy who has just found that water freezes
with the slippery side up that he shall have
an ice-cream If he won't cry.
At the Liverpool art exhibition, now Jus,
closed, $4,000 were obtained by the sale of
pictures. This is said to be the largest sum
realized ut any exhibition in the United
Kingdom, with the exception of London.
A Miami Indian chief named Peter Cab.
bage recently died, worth, it Is said, 1900
acres OF land. The Louisville Courier-Jo4r-
nal thinks this rather large cabbage patch
fer an Indian.
A Hartford man thinks be has invented
new process Of plating iron or any compost.
ton metal either with gold, silver, or nickel,
Inc psting being 20 driven into the surthcs
'aat ~ bseemea parcel pf tbs metal itself,
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AUCTION. SALES. This Gay
Nv Thomas W. Keesee, Aucaoncer.
go. 1917 Matn street.

c,rrpERIoR HOUSEHOLD TURNls
sr Asi1GITON.-THIS DAY, commencing az 10
a,,.t WIN sell at my anc.inE.roons very su-
Derior assortment Of FURNlTURE, CONSISTING AZ
par par ReiosEWooD pARLoR SUIT in crimson reps,
tne MAUOGANY PARLOR SUIT In striped Tep s,
Several WALNUT and MAHoGaSi fanAoi'
e,,s Su1I rsr IN han na ndsome CHAMBER SUITS,
pIIITREhfIs, WARDRoBES, WASHSTANDs,
EXTENSION and other TABLES,
mSARBLE-ToP and PLAIN sIDEBoARDs,
SHOWCASES. MATTRESSES; yrrsrr
liz ohR Io' "S' - = - Auesioneer.
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BY William r. Polk & Co.,

GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
- LOTS IN SiDNEY.-Br virtue of decree rem
dcred IN The suit OF Francis, guardian, rs. Francis
ct dt5 In the Circuit Court OF Ienrico. The lat
day Of December, 1872, shall sell on the premise:
at public auction to The highest bidder on WE'D
AESDhY. January Is 1873 If fair. If not the next
fair day ihcrcl'tcrl, ri O'Clock L. NJ, LOTS Nos.
50, 81; -. and IS. rs designated In the original plan
OF Sidney. The said lots lie between Richie and
Robinson streets on Williams street In rear Of the
Sidney Baptist church, ana are very desirable and
beautiful building lots.
TERMS: Cash as TO one-thirtl of purchase money,
and enough 10 pay costs Of suit and sale; the residue
upon credits Of six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser 10 give negotiable notes interest ut SIX yer
cent. Jer aHulim a1EeJ the title to be retaucd by
theccnrt until the who'll purchase money be paid.
10. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
Ey ". X. Polk. hut.t iCnrpr. In 3-eodtls
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VIRGINIA HOUSE FOR SALE.-Will
bs sold OH the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JAN T.
AIRY, 1878. at IL O'Clock d.. at auction, the property
known rs the VIRGINIA HOUSE, situated In the
busiest part of the town of Danvile, the corner
of Union and Main streets.
This property has Large front on Main street and
portion of the lot runs back to Patton street.
There are fifteen rooms besides Uut-buildiUgs-
This property would make good banking-house,
having fire-proof vault and large iron safe in
side. 1t was formerly used as the Virginia Bank.
1t Is also well adapted for clearinghouse, being in
the heart Of the business portion Of the town Title
perfect.
This Is exceedingly valuable property.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In one and two
years. equal instruments, With eight per cent. Inter-
est. Deed will bc given and mortgage taken for
The deferred payments. Possession lst of May.
By order of the Council.
". ". WORSHaM,
ta 6-ttls Chairman OF Building Committee
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EACHANGt.
Wednesday, January e.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White. ~ bushels. Red, sc1 bushels
CORS.-White, as bushels.
OATS.-21 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAr.-Whtc, 70 bushels good at ".
WHEAT.-Red. a.s bushels prime on private terms Is,
ii bushels good at SIoo: $50 bushels common on
private terms bushels common at Sleo-toti' s''
bushels. ,., =. -, OF
CoRN.-Whitc, "a bushels very good az 'zc'' -So
bushels very good nj 7oc.-total. BIS Dusheis.
OATs.-16o bushels very good at SIC.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, January s.-Floir quiet but hrn
81 Sa8Soso; extra ss75@1ss; family, % 5o@lSloso
City Mills superlne, .5O@se5o extra 81 seapslo
family, s0@sl2; western superfne, sS;soel:o.oO :
Changed. Corn very quiet: white southern, o9Gg
Csc. yellow southern: ss@s6c Oats quiet an, ana
steady southern, SOC. Rye unchanged. provis ir
with an advancing tendency. Bacon unchar geo !:
hams. new, l.@i5c. Lard-SIes Of 200 nerces az
&C. Western butter qniet: choice 2eeH2se:' eooo'
sSG25c. Whiskey me sales) quo:able at 935c.
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Ry telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January s.-Cotton eusisr SAFES; , Lso
bales: upands, 2oec: Orleans 2lsc aiour h acsve
nominally l@2c lower. Corn quiet and sha9e
easier. Rice quiet. Pork firm. TurEentine dull
Rosin firm Tullow quiet. Freights dull anu hea7!'
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.Aus,rrOs gAnEs.-.lrn1,,rs,- -. -
q --'.,--
IS BY Wellington GoGdin,
Aucf:oreer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF E1eyer,ts, and Bank Co.,.

FxECUToRs SALE OF vAr1,.p,n
cosf sksiRvA 81 RWsukahHL 1fSs AT soTTHwss1T
STREETS.--At The request OF Messrs. NTH
a. Wexford, executors Of the late Ur pa ~. snn
Wexford, shall sel at auction, on me n,c,,t,y r.
THURSDAY the 18th day Of Febrnarys. l 1sls on
thereafter The large and elegant REsif,rMf5,1a gay
the decedent located az owe. Ii c0nts,nsS ~ OF
eleven rooms, built originally in the hest aDt
and now In excellent order. Beside The S. ul1Ier,
there ls an office. servants apartments siahna hS
riageouse, all built Of brick and the wfja car
surrounded on three sides by brick walls and
By nm iron railing. Its location so rcar The shIsa
Hill Market renders 10 peculiarly valuable Ses
clearinghouse, hotel, Tor conDIerc,aJ r
to Market alley. 400 iees
Il will be sold whole, or subdiridcds 90 A. % ~
with the dwelling the entire front on Marsb,iI .,,l
running back 30 feet and three lots on seyenth 49,
% by s5 feet according 10 plat TO be eahiMted g
the hour OF sale. - ''ep AZ
The buildings are insured in the Mutual Assur,,.
Society for 50 COO. '" aaes
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance AZ ro,, o,u,.
and twelve months for negotiable notes bs.,,S St,
per cent. Interest. Or one-fourth CASH bsi,nsss zig
one two, aud three years. bearing ten per cent "
terest- haif-yearly, secured By trust deed. ~
u 9-ZaW5"Sclcs w. GtDfIS, kuctlnnee@
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eSekaS5s AND COAL.

FREE-BURNING ANTHRACITE for
II CRATES; CUMBERLAND AVERAGE, for same.
These Goals are tine substitute for Virginia Btumi
nous. now so scarce. Also, CLOVER HILL
COAL, and KINDLING and COOKING WOOD
prepared by machinery, II lowest rates. promptly
delivered. j. b. WATKINS,
I'LL Main aud Ninth and Cary streets.
In g-Impod
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE VACANT LOT, slTUA-
Y TED ON THE WEST LINE OF sEEEN.
TENTH fOR MARKET) STREET between GrsG Ge
and franklin streets near the fish markets for sale
at pubic auction on THURSDAY the stn Gay Or Or
january, 1879, ct p. n, fronting 22xSo iees
less. ,,,x,,. o ppnruEP
tfta' nv Auctioneers.
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, VA. December II, R12
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE.

RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAURoAD Co.,
RICHMOND, VA. December II, R7a
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE.
~ GENDER 18th, The TRAINS on this road wii!
The MAIL TRAINS lcasc Richmcnd s,jA II.
and q. r H. and leave Petersburg at li?5A
FREIGHT TRAINS, with u passenger coach at
tached. leave Richmond ~ A. VI. and T. ~. aud
leave Petersburg at $40 \. NJ. and $50 j. NJ
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will l,lyn
Richmond aud Petersburg GtoA. n. RCturnnL
leave Richmond and Petersburg at 40 p. ~, uscad
of 5o'clock, as heretofore.
The 4. II. TRAIN will not leave Richmond IN
Sundays, aud the S:i5 =. ". MAIL TEAM asa -,
a. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN vii! not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
Fare for single tickets. ................S Is
Fare for return tickets. gra
Communication tickets can le had III tie following
rates
Fifty-trip tickets fnr................s.j 70
Uae-hunt!rcd-tTiD tickets tor.........t0 %
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:on I. ".
DAILY TRAIN, and Hose !.Om Norfolk Wal con.
meet ut Petersburg with the 1925 i. ". TRAM.
Passengers from Glover tin will take tho go !
NJ TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri,!Iy,
and returning leave Richmond or the sainr days IT
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only Il, Chester aui
Manchester.
The 4. N. TRAIN will connect Il, petcr.,urs
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad !nr
PGLLMAN'S PALACE sLEErlSG-CAH win
be attached 10 lie THIbCCii TRAIN at u ,t,o.:.
running through to Wilmington.
del Ticket and freight :Grat
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FEED.
RESTAURANTS,

IEPELLE, 1904 Main street. IN ~
~ z has his WINTER BILL OF rAREVsX E.ss)
in ful! blast. The plains and the oceaii-- %SMES2J
the lakes aud the trop.cs-and our own GS~
Latitude, Incompatible for the variety Of its protluc-
Eons-enrich his isrder, which Is unsurpassed any
whefe. Game, dsh, oysters, terraplns, game fowl,
order. i. - ---s = = -.
Dinners, sappers, and parties Supplied with alle
psst or injuries prepared In most elegant style,
eltner IN ma own saloons or elsewhere. 9.t1a7%
THAR orders. '7-.''''%'"7 800 fsos IA
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mig hNItU II btIlI 10 NIFC UStU teHt1les
TO measure time with. Was this the origin
Of the candles tick?
.Spicer says the reason that talors are seen
so much on the Brighton road is that most
every one Of them keeps cutter.
New book" The Stray Wig" by the au.
thor Of "The Wandering Heir"
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RICHMOND, F!EDRRICKSBTEG AEul
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL Freight AGENT,
RICHMOND, VA, january ,ls73.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Freigbt
~ for Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore, and
intermediate points will be received by this COM
pany ut their Broad-Street depot ON MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight trains leave Richmond on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS a. 81, connecting at Qgant!co With
the Alexandria aud Fredericksburg railway
Joint tariff sheets may be lad Oh application IN
j. B. GENTRY,
IA lin General Freight 4rcu,
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EisEisDan s.IyES.

go ~ $sS - o. =
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, january :, 1879.
NOTICE.-On and after this date Dccen.
~ Der 2d) the PASSENGER aud FREIGHT
TRAINS over this route will be run follows;
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays b..
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving the de-
pot at 2:30 T. VI.
leave Richmond depot on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at 4 O'Clock A. N.
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fr!.
days, and Saturdays, al O'Clock 4. VI.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, between Richmond
and West Point, carrying local freight both ways,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
at o'clock 4. NJ.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent
j. L. TAYLOR, FreiSh. and Tickle: Agent. Kch-
mond. taa
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auetioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleren III street between Main aud Bank.

rr,RIIsTHrS SALE OF A TRACT OF
i TWO HUNDRED AND SEYENTY-TWO
ACRES THYRTY-SIX PERCHES OF LAND, IN
cHESTERFFELD COUNTY.-In execution of the
provisions Of deed Of trust from W. G. Flournoy
TO f. Fl. Flournoy, trustee, dated 18th November,
Isso to secure debt TO James E. Bowles, the uli-
dersigned substituted trustee in the place and stead
of said E. Il. Flournoy, Will sell at public auction
an moNDaY, isth January, 1873 courtday1, the
TRACT OF LAND by said deed conveyed, the same
lying on Swift creek and containing TWO HUN
DRED and SEVENTY-TWO ACRES, THIRTY
SIX PERCHES
TERMS: Cash.
It Is said Of this land that st lies about four miles
fro n the BlackHeh Pits has on II good niil-site
With fine water-power. and is the best wooded land
In tho vicinity. ?. ". GRUBBS,
Substituted Trustee.
GHUBBs 8 WILLIAMS. Anctloneers. iae
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80. aUCTIs,m ,i' sAIEs-.Fs.tnre Days.
BY Richardson d Co.,
Real Esta.s Agents and Auctioneers,
NO. 111a Main street

n DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING.
IA WTTH KITCHEN, &C.. AND ONE:FOUHIH
GRE OF LAND. IN HARyIEToW,ns,p Eaa,, tae
"a ba soltf nv auction on the premises, on FRIDAY
the 10th fu stant at o'clock P. d..
4 ERMS: One-fhird cash; the balance In s,x an9 10
,ua wa nsontns With Interest, secured by deed OF
truce 80 hiCdAhDoON ~ a GN.,
tat 49, AuCaoueoIe.
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BY Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Nh. 1II3 Main street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
\ e. sntno aox1Tc feet each on the south side of
F1m1c od street Che west continuation Of Main be-
tween Plum and LoInbardy streets VIII 6e SOLO py
auction, on the premises, on sAIuhDA1 1ne iL'h
Instant et O'Clock L. al -
TERM s. One-third cash the balance In SIX *. and 10
truat ~ RICHARDSON Sc CO..
Luz Auctioueers,
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uTGH CONsTABLE's sALE.-I will

LEIGH CONSTABLES SALE.-IJ will
IL sell Mt public auction,on SATURDAY January
H. 1874 at II o'clock A. 81. at the carriage factory Of
x. III. Mangum. in Lombard alley between Thfr-
teenth and Fourteenth and Main and Cary streets,
The following property to satisfy distress warrant
In my hands in favor OF Wright & HudnalI %. X.
N. Alangum: One Singer Sewing Machine, two
Casks and contents, two Wagon Bodies, two Stoves,
two Lamps Paints. Brushes, Cups &C.; one JIG Saw,
one Desk, one Grlndstone, lot of Poplar Lumber,
three Yises. one Bellows. one Slack Trough, two
Anyils, lot Of Blacksmith Tools, one DrIllPress and
Jack. lJO0 feet Oak Lumber, lot of Spoke Timber,
&c. TERMS: Cash. 4. B. DUESBERRf:
10 est -.--- Ill. T.. e.. r.
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LOST. STEeAYED. &c.

T OST, q FUR GAUNTLET GLOVE,
H somewhere on Church Hill, think. The finder
will confer favor on the undersigned and be suita
bly, rewarded by leaving 1t at NJ. ALBERT SCOTS,
corner Twenty-ifth and Broad streets, or 1T MY
house 1919 Broad street. ia s-ltHl DIR. KNOX.
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FINANCIAL.
flhsi N.Y." '->'
BONDS,
MORTGAGE, SD, 600, 0CO.
.s ANN .c,purn 1NrrpEsT
COUPON Or REGISTERED BONDS
,,.r,-,,o,,r>.,T,o>s az. a1oo zoo ~ !, ooo
fuhH'Ehn'' YIN M ''of' 1'0''
WITH PAMPHLETS AID SUCH OTHER
h,s reo- ns,r,v I, oco ooo ,yi,hou, mineral Or
through business, from which its revenues as conf
oil ,,nds veil, soon crowd its whole line, while tho
producing West and manufacturing East arc eagerly
awaiting the opening OF this new trunk line, Which
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TOILET ARTICLES.

CfAPILLINA AS A HART ON c.
- READ THIS: "RlGnMoHD; H0ye sTseIs rs 81
GhPIIIiNA up0n Mrs. snead's hair, was In
diced to try it on my own, and am pleased TO say
can recommend Its use 10 all ladies who desire
tck rnit OF hair It is the best hairdressng have
ever used il keeps the hair soft and silky and free
from tiandruf MRS. u. v; RoBlSsoH.
!" 1iessrs. IT0od d Sons, Ninth and Main streets
n md VIM Ja9
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SrlcERY.--We copy the following from
that festive sheet the Boston Commercial
Bulletin
1t does not improve lady's appearance,
although it may make her feel very much
"stuck up" to dress her hair with d honey
comb.
Airs the ladies like TO pat Oh olitaires.
A lady's line to her lover can hardly be
called beau-string, nor yet bov-line.
A lady may be said to have plenty of fish
when she has her-rings.on her fingers.
A weli-buil, woman is probably she Of the
alalastcr neck. marble brow, aud arch eS-
preston.
The husband OF the lady who complains it
takes "grist Of money to pay for bonnels
bus come TO the conclusion that she has a
good mill-in-her.
A lady who asked her lover if he would
like to see the lambs feed was surprised to
heas him say he had rather see her eye
| brows(c).
The lady who is followed by a tIuiu Of adj
mirerS need not lie uStuuiSlcd ut remarks on
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD fG.l
RICHMOND, August Id, 1871.
D ICHMOND AND DANFILLE RAIL
~ RCAD.-Ou andatter SUNDAY, August l:'h,


RICHMOND AND DANyTLLE RAILROAD fG.l
RICHMOND, August ID. 1874
pICHMOND AND DANFILLE RAIL
~ RCAD.-On andat;e SUNDAY, August I:'b,
49,.
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through Passenger leaves Richmord
daily Except SuUduysj at $40 4. a.: leaves HSr-
vile at 1856 p. ~; arrives at Greensboro vi 40
Train No. 8 Gynchlurg pas.engs-) leaves Rich
mond daily at s-S \. 81; arrives at Lyncbburs al
Train No. 10 fsllrough mail aud expres,l leaves
Richlnond daily at 2so +. A.. leaves Danylle daily
at $3.50 T. ~; arrives ut Greensboro daily st l!-'
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mall and express, lc,N|,
Greensboro daily alto A. ~. leaves Dan'ii!e Gs,E
+ +: 81 ,i.0 a. d. arrives at Richmond Only at '
Train No. Through passengerl leaves Green
pan,yilIc il, 1888 r. NJ; arrives d. Richmond att9'
burg daily ut 4 81; Ievses Barkessiis at IL; r.
NJ: arrives at Richmond ut as 7. II. ,,,
Tra!ns Nos. and 10 connect at Greensboro WIZ
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all p1i
south.
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with ta:l
for Raleigh. arriving there at 7a5 A. NJ. PasseaSt
leaving Raleigh al 7:ls p NJ connect at Grrens"'''
with train No. for Richmond.
Train No. connects at Burkeviilc with train %,
tie Atlantic, Mississippi snd Ohio ratlEoa! i0s 81
points southwest and south. All.
LyuchburR Accommodation Train iesres KY
nlod at s:ss =. ". daily except snnaays sfsanv::
a. Lyuchburg IN time 10 connect with ;he At"!H!t
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi aA'
Ohio railroad for The southwest. 49,,
Passengers coming esst leave Lypchbr:G si@i e'o
arrival OF tue Atlantic. Mississippi aud OhIo rs,
stpgcr traiI from Bristol, and arrive 1t Gl"hu'"'
at e:is A. ii. 49,,
THROUGH TICKETS 10 sll points sou.1 a3t
Richisocd. and OF j. Z. WALKER, Agent o. ~,
Atlantic. Mississippi and Chic railroad, No i'@'
Galp street, Gtrha"rd. ,,h,
Papsrs that have arrangements 20 adyer'',r ti''
schedule of this company viii, please ptpf ~ SOW
JOIN Il. MACNJRilo,
General freish, and Ticket 3t:l,.,
7. NJ. K. TALcorT, Engineer end sapesil%!nSS'
ent, 80
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THESAPEAkE AND . H 10 RAID
" R0.tD.-On and after Scptei!har sOtii IA.
SES6ER TRAINS viii leave Richulord ~ io-
lows:
$3.50 4. M.--MAIL TRAIN texcept sunday lnr
the White Sulphur Springs, connecting ut G6rloI .
train for Washington aud North, aud L!ncl.'Cry
and South.
4:55 r. M--ACCOMMODATION TRAIN icxceuI
Sunday for GordoHsvillc, arriving at s:ls =. ".
This train connects al GorriOnsyile with the n!gh
trains the Orange. Alexandria and ManaSslis rail-
road for IYSCHBURG and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, II; low rates, sold 10 all yJnt5
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from liverpool, QucenstoNn,
Amsterdam, Antwerp Hamburg, fiayre, Ectirr.!tr.
Bergen, Copenhagen. and GOtbenburg, 10 MI rDniS
Oh this road. can DC bought OF the General li,ke
Agent ut Richmond, or can be ordered through 81?
station agent on the road.
Fsrther information may be obtained at TIE Coz
pany's Offices.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES I. NETHERLASD, General Ticket Agcut
jyl
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GOAL AND WOOD.

Best ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizes. at Is to 50
cents less than IL can be bought in the city; CLIO.
YER HILL coal from $3.50 TO Ss.5e per load : and
OAK and PINE WOOD ut lowest prices FOR CASH
st Nineteenth and Cary or los Grace street.
dc ~ CHARLES II. PAGE.
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I Nv elnNHtOHs5ot
Anctionecr ana Real EstGtA Agent,
corner Eleventh, and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE BEAU
- TIFUL LOTS on THE NORTH SIDE , 3F
sTREETS.-Wili be sold mt auction. ON the pre-.
nises, on MONDAY the lath Jannnry; 1879, as &C. 8
O'Clock p. NJ, those THREE BEAUTIFUL, LDiS
each fronting feet running back 10a feet to vide
'A TTa sn Az a,e. "sn w. GODDIN, .
An Auctionecr.
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z A NTIIKACITE COAL.--For sale, 500
IA tons Hall Brothers s. Co.'S celebrated FRANK
LIN COAL, the quality OF which cannot be eScelled'
and Clover Hil Lump and Hall Coal, all OF which
will be cold nc the lowest market rate.
- WRIT ROBERTS,
as.y,s asynsz EsTsrtseath and Dock nsrssis.
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RlCu,loSp. FREpEnIcKSBrEG AND

POTOMAC ROUTE. December L. is'-
ON AND AFTER DE GENDER &c. 1872
" mail trains on this road will run AS lows
UP DAY MAIL. rio rail- aud steamer, lear.
Dyrd-Strcct station Z. II.
UP NIGHT MAIL. CiG rail alone. lraveS Bird
Street station p:i0P. M. tcSrcpt III Suud,ysl
EP ACCOMMODATES leaves Uichd-$,r"'
station $50 7. II. Except on Sundaysj
DOWN DAY MAIL, ria rail aud steamer
rives n Ryrd-St rect station ut . =. M.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. ria rail aIorr, arrives a.
Byrd-Strect station, 4!O A. II. Except on Sion.
days)
Broad-Street station s:3I A. N. Except on sun
days.) +. +. y. MYERS.
dc II General Superintendent.
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WANTS.

WANTED, to purchase for cash small
w FARM near Richmond. it must have good
SOIL be In desirable location. and In gooi neigh
borhood. Address, for week, STRANGER, D.S-
DQtch office. ia 9.Str
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA- On
Il BILE STOREHOUSE situated on Main be-ls;I
tween Twelfth and Thrice 9Th etreets now in The
occupancy of Valentine e Franklin. Or the house
and ground-ease will be sold to parties desiring it.
For terms, &C., apply to A. PIZZINl, JR.,
ja e-lw S07 Broad street.
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TOR RENT. small BRICK FAC-Ns
Il TORY, on Twenty-irst street opposi lite Iii
Scott Clark's. well suited for manufacturing to-
bacco, with three splendid 1ours.
Also FOUR ROOMS with KITCHEN, on Main
der, with water ON the premises. Rent very low.
Amply to LYME & BROTHER,
IN pat Real Estate Agents.
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NNACHINERY.-W to HIRE A
lYI PORTABLE HORSEPOWER SAW. Ad-
dress SAW, Dispatch Office, stating terms per