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CP pr bEs HhS woRks, 10 H.in . sy .M
p, q :ss 81 .s: g: oE6 Hss e a
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lDY LATIMER CLEARY,
Id Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania and llth street.
Star once Buildings.
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AUCTION ,ALEs.
FBrURE DAYS.

DIT LATIMER q OLEARY,
- Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PeBnsytv ana Syenue aud lltb q
Star Once BuiI6iuk.
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pY LATIMER Il CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penns. avenue and llih street,
Star Once Building.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF THREE 80 VALUABLE
i&EEN AND S6RTHkAsT,n GkPIroL
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated September
III 18th, 1871, and duly recorded in liber No. $50,
folio 81, OF and among the land records for
washington county, District OF Columbia, and at
nc auction, In front Of the premises to the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, October lst, A. D., ISIS,
O'Clock m, all that lot of ground situate and
known as all Of lot numbered seventeen, (HJ ia
square numbered nine hundred and sixty, 1850,
fronting ~ feet inches lh street east by eQu
depth OF 100 feet lo inches to an alley 50 feet wide,
will be divided into three 80 lots each Is feet
ches by 100 feet lo's inches, and will be sold sepa-
Terms Of sale. One.third cash, of which $50 on
each lot must be paid down day of sale; balauce
in equal payments at six and twelve months, for
which the notes OF the purchaser will be taken bear
ing interest at the rate Of per cent annum,
terest PAYABLE semi. annually until paid to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust property sold Convey
ancing and recording 81 pure cost. If terms
OF sale are not complied with in six days after sails
cost of defaulting purchaser or purchasers.
WIN. II. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
sepls-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
NTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, October 9th, 1873, same bour aud place
By order Of the Trustee.
oct2dSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
eyTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
P0NED, in consequence Of the rain, until FIJI
DAY, October 24th, 1873, same hour and place.
oc,7 aawsectsa ass,. LATIMEB 49 LdiiaBss,,.
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10y b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1873 7th street, between and II.
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10y LATIMER Il CLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioueers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street
Star Office Building
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r. THEABnvE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until FRIDAY, October 24th, 1873, same
hour and place.
octr7-eo&ds T. C0LDWELL, salesman.
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SALE OF BUILDING Lers IN uNIoNrowN,

ID Real Estate Broker aud Auctiouee
Ne. 729 9TH street. between q and II sts
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NATInkkL BANK OF TRE EEPTBLIO,
- UNITED SITES DEPOSITOR
sn'nWt u cor. 81 1th and ID 5ts Washington, ID. c.
Pr'myi astsbtioA given TO all business before the
lerGf tH-ISs Il he Government Capital, I DO 900:
SnIpiLs nud. ) 10000. FITZHUGH COYLE,
ObAs. BRADLEY, Oashies. IoctR-trl Presf
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SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
On THE WEST SIDE OF SIX til STREEI
MEST, BETMEES AND Q STREETS
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u NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COLT
sien, tbs Steamers Of this Line VIII, hencefortb,
take u specified course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from usenstows 10 New
York Boston, crossing Meridian Of 20 ct g Lat ,
nothing to the north Of g
On the HOmeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
of 50 at a Lat, nothing 70 the north Of a. jyl46m
rUNARD LINE.
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n 8. MARsRAL's SALE.

ccil4-eot22d6d
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

(o0NTINUBD OK SIXTH IAGEl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
NO. Ill.

How To SAVE Your EYEs.-When will
those working by Iamp-light have the sense
TO understand the use Of shades to protect
the eyes: We see persons sitting holding
their sewing or other work at or near to d
lamp, while the light is blazing full in their
eyes. 1t is plain that the object they work
upon cannot be seen with SO great distinct
ness while the field OF their retina is already
occupied by blaze. But they work on for
hours, and though the next morning their
visual organs tell Of the abuse by redness
and inflammation, the workers are too dull
to learn the lesson Of experience offered
them. Circular paper shades can be obtained
for a few cents, and these not only protect
the eyes from tile excess of light, but serve
as retlectors behind The blaze, increasing
the illumination one-half. Besides the
aforementioned evil, there is that OF va
.rying quantity Of light thrown into the eye
by lis being suddenly and alternately direct
ed towards the blaze or obliquely away from
it, ny which the pupil has not the time to
adapt itself TO the increase of glare; whereas
with the Use of the shade the illumination
would hc uniform. The number of persons
in the community having spots, light or
dark, ia the field OF vision, arising from in
jury TO the retina By the ill-usagcs which we
are mentioning. is greater than is commonly
imagined. Il must be borne In mind that
these spots are Il serious step towards amau-
rosiS and cutta.serena, such as plunged in
darkness the later years OF the great Milton
and lIary otlicls more eminent for their Ia
Tents than their caution.
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LIScoLS's SILK HAT--AS INCIDENT OF HIS
FIRST INSTRUMENTATION the St. Louis
Republican, -ThoSe who witnessed Liz
coins first Inauguration will not soon forget
one little scene which then occurred. The
Presidcnt-"lect came forward upon the plat.
form prepared at the cast front Of the capt.
tol, with his natural awkwardncss increased
by the momentous circumstances of the &C.
casion. and by Il gorgeous wardrobe, in
which it was evident he felt exceedingly I'M
comfortable. The stiff dress-coat. vest, and
pantaloons Of black broadcioth were
enough Of themselves to disturb bis
mental and physical equanimity, but
10 these were added other inculn-
brances i'll the shape of brand-ncw silk hat
and Il pondcrous gold-headed cane. The
cane he managed 10 put away in corner,
bur the disposition of the hat perp'eXed him
greatly. Ii WAS too good to throw away
too n;c", lis he thought, 10 rest upon the
rough boards. Sc for Il minute ut least poor
Lincoln stood there in the gaze OF assembled
thousands, srn>pinS the hat desperately, and
seeking in vain Tor safe place to deposit it.
Douglas, who sat immediately in the rear,
:aw the embarrassment Of his rival, and,
rising, took the shining beaver from its Sorciy-
bothered owner and held it during tie &c.
livery CT the inaugural address.
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I have hid many differences Of opinion
with Mr. Greeley, but l can conscicntiousiy
declare that there WAS none Of them which
did not finally draw me the closer to hiill.--
Baya"d Taylor.
Mark Twain. in speaking Of s1lnuibali:m,
crows serious for once. ana s0lemnly de-
cIavcs Tia. for his own part he would rather
90 hungry for two days thar eat an old per-
sonal iriend.'
! Chicago Interviewer represents i.ucca as
,i"l,iur for retifa:n ,nt with her husband and
children, who are icarcr to her heart than
money or fame. There's IL genuine German
woman FIR you.
Warnoth was asked IL Dureii got drunk on
the bench, TO which he replied: NO,
think not. iiy Impression s-mird, this is
only an impressioG-my impression Is ne
gets drunk ut home before he goes on the
bench.
Fey. Mr.. johnson, of Rockford, ILL.,, deems
It peces e;ry 10 say IF himself, OF for himself,
that his . temperament is such that every
body must accord with his views or he has
no llaticncc with thelE." We are not aston
isncd to fnd him adding: Accordingly, i
have always bad trouble wherever have
been"
There arc people Of the same sort else
where than IN Rockford.
4 lady in New Orleans and her daughter
in Mobile, on comparing notes, ionna tsias
they had both Greac.cd that qnaot''y OF
gold was buried in he garden Ola house tor"
merry occupied by them Quickly they Oh.
tanned the rsiccs of two sialwart digge's OF
trenches, aud made cellar of that garden.
But they have not found any gold.
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rs,E syQsF.&z. oE cesssgCA.

TIE MOST EIMAEEAiLE BANDIT or MODERN
rINrs--Tt DEATH OF ANTONIO srZZoNI -
FOUR TINES OK TIE scArFoLD Az rNPAKAL-
lELEp CAREER or CElIE.
On the afternoon Of the 4tt Of December
last four cenGaTlnc>, Carrying litter coy
cred witha heavy cloak. entered the Fcnosta
cate III the famous Corsic;n city of Aiaccio.
\ large ccncoursc Of people gathered about
the officers, as it was not difficult TO see tilat
the object concealed under the cloak
was Il human body. But the eXcitcmer;
OF the crowd grew more intense when
the gendarmc> told them that the man
whose dead body they were carrying was
the famous Suzzoni, the hriSand WHO for
years had leen terror 10 the good people OF
Corsica. After watching him closely for a
month the gcndarmes had succeeded in
tracking him 10 ii cave in the Corsican NOUN
tains which b: d lithcrto remained unknown
to the inhabitants Of the island in general,
and had there, after desperate struggle on
his part, shot him dead. Eleven bullets had
ridd.ed the body OF this extraordinary
bandit, and when at the point Of death. with
last desperate eifurt, lie had fllntically BIT
tel the hand OF one CT his slayers.
Antonio Su2zoni, whose fame among his
counwmen will remain Us green rs that Of
the relouhtablc Fra D;avolo did among the
NeapolitauS, was born Mt Ajaccio, il the year
1852, only few doors from the historical
spot where Napoleon Bonaparte first saw
light. Like his iliustsious countryman. SUI.
zoni displayed in bis childhood remarkable
traits, and when he was twelve years Old he
was looked upon by the people of his native
CITY as the handsomest and wickcdest boy ID
Aiaccio. He was arrested again AND again
during the next few years for theft anu deeds
of violence, and, in 1913, for trying to set
fire to the Orphan Asylum, sentenced 10 De
severely scourgcd and to be sent to tine
Bagno of Toulon. lie received the fogslns
at first with stole courage, but finally, lis Tue
lash lacera.ed Lis back more and more. he
!, began to scream at the top of his voice,
aud howied for mercy, which was
not extended TO him. He was almost
dead when lie was taken back to his cell, anu
when he recovered from the consequences OF
the cs,stisation, although he was chained to
the wall, managed to effect his escape. lie
lied to the mountains, where be was hospila-
bly, received by one OF the numerous Lands
of brigands that intest the highlands of Cor
sica, and graduated rapidly in the school Of
crime. lie was not yet twenty years old
when he had already committed number OF
murders, and n reward of one thousand
francs was offered for him, dead or alive, by
Project ii. Abbatucci. The young seoundrel
revenged himself upon this official 10 truly
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Lucas ADVENTURES IN ST. PETERsDURGu.
we clip from the Hartford Courant this
story, which, whether original with that
Journal or not, is good enough for repetition:
One day il tho winter Of iS6- an elegantly
dressed lady walked down the principal street
OF st. PctcrSburgh. She was evidently a
stranger, and gaZed with lively interest ON
the stately and vast buildings that distinguish
the capital OF the north. The day was en-
c..>siyclY cold, though the sun siIone. But
the lady being well provided with ftrs
seemed TO pay little attention to the tenn
pci1!Lure.
Pr. santlya fat old merchant passed, and,
looking attentiycly at her head, said a few
words in Russian. The lady smiled and
bowed, though sic evidently did not under.
Staud the language. A few steps further
and the >ame Thing happened, the man being
This time u !aborer. She smiled again aid
passed on. Che heXt that accostcd her in
this fashion WAS Il young and handsome
DGjAr, who repeated lis phrase, when he saw
no other effect tGan a smile. The lady
seemed not to regard him, and so, in Il NC
mcnt, he seized handful Of snow, and
holding her head with one hand, vigorously
rubbed her c:lrs with the snow in tho othc"
i scream and violent resistance followed
| trr he held her tight and rubbed fresh hare
| fulS Of snow CT her little ears. The lad!
called for help Justify, but the crowd thu
gathered looked on without interfering. A
| last lieutenant calnc near, and, recognizin.
her, explained the nl&tter in German.
q Madame LGcGl," he said, "your ears wer'
| freezing Rapidly. One does not perceive thi
ones sell, Eut others notice the purple color
'fIis Young man told you, but seeing that 20!
took no notice Eeapplied the usual remedy
After this the pIima donna kept very quie
until her cars were safe. and then REWARDED
their savior. The same thing had Eappcnei
years ago to Rachel, the great tragedicnnc
| only in that Ease it was the nose. However
| il would have been rs bad for singer L
lose her cars as for al actress her nose.
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GREELrY's W1r.-Thcrc used to be paper
in New York called the Ecentag Mirror,
edited hy certain Hiram Fuller, aftcrward
u blatant hut not dangerous SeccSs;on:st in
London. lie Imagined his little sheet 10 lie
tac most important journal in the city, and
WAS IN Tie habit 0. asking liz aequiintances
"Uay2 you read the M17pr to-tlay:' At
an editorial dinner he addressed this Qucs-
ton to Alr. Greeley i'll my presence. The
latter, with al indesc:ibublc di1.wl, almost a
whine, replied: Why, no! | never buy
Che .MT0r; Fan afraid of exnatsting the
edition ,'-GayuTd Taylor.
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RICHMOND AED ( ErERsBrEG i.AiLRcAD Coat
KICIIMOSp, Va, Uece:nber u, isT.. {


an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, De-
" CEMBER llth the TRAINS Oh this road VIII
run as follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at5 4. n.
aud eco r. ", md leave Petersburg at ii2s A. u.
FnEItiHT TRAINS, with ptsseng!r coacl, at
tachcd. leave Richmond IL 8 i. II aIe (. N., ann
leave Petersburg Ut $50 \. NJ. and so II. Al
Thc SUNDAY EXCURSION TIA tSs VIII leave
Richmond aud Petersburg AZ !. NJ. tetnFalae,
leave Richmond and Petersburg at LSo l.ais, sicau
OF o clock, as lierrtDiGre
The 8 4. u. TRAIN Will not leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS and The sa5 J.. u. MAIL TEAM Gnd $50
4. II FREIGHT TRAIN will not ltave PeieEs'fsr2
on SUNDAYS. -, :, !,
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk VIZ! con-
uect at ctcrsflrg with the LES \. NJ TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover iiI;l viii toke the 800 n
81 TRAIN on aIcuday,, We'd csdays, ami kr,Gii3
ami returning leave Rlchmond on The aau:e dI5Sa Ut
The MAI. TRAINS viz stop only al Chester md
The A. ". THAN will connect q Pe!ersI'urg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor
NrIifrIIMaN'5 PALACE SLEEPlNG-CAR ain
he at,0rIp'J 10 tie THGrFEH TRAIN At WELDON,
''''''''' f.E.KAStsY.
Gcis Ticket ant Freight sgtll.
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NOTICE. On and after this Gate (Decem.
! her a.) the PASSENGER ard FREIGHT,
TRAINS over this route will l,c run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily IeXcept Sindaysi be-,
tween Richmond aud West Point. leaving the dc.
pot at 2:l0 =. II.
Passengers for river landings aud Baltimore will
leave Richmond depot on NJDALsDAiS and
SATURDAYS at O'Clock a NJ.
FHElGH'r TRAIN for IHIoCGH ft;ElGHG-
leaves Richmond OF Tuesdays, Wednesdays, III.
DAYS Ard 3 tI,riavs. III ! O'Clock 4 III.
LO!hL FEEltiilT TRaIh. between Richmond
and Vest Point, carrying local freight both ways,
on Wednesdays and satarflays, leaving kiciimoad
ct o'clock a. N.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent.
J.L TAYLOR, FielSht :s:r! Ticket aae..., i;icii.
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sssf:SgAs NOTICES.

ssNEs'gas. NOTICES.
CAEDGZO, FOrRQUREAN & co.
have just received a fall stock Of
LINEN SIIEETINGs,
TABLE DAMASE,
TOWELS, NAPKINS
COTTON SHEEII%Gs, and
SHlRTlNGS.
Of al qualities. with full stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS GENERALLY.
Also,
ThELAThN ROSES,
SpANGLFD TAlLATAN,
WHITE. And C0LOnED TARLATAES,
WHITE AND OPERA KIDS,
!.AIrS e every description FOR PARTIES,
10 waic,l they Invite inspection.
ChhDoZo, roUEQUREAS & co.
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GnING FAST.

r Train No. t:hrough mall aud cSnressl leaves
Greensboro !aily l4a A. VI: leaves itnYItieGaiiy
:: t:32 s. 81. : arrives ut Richnond duly ut i2:l5
PM. ...ss55
Train M. Through passenger leaves Green's
boro daily Except sundays 1T li:G a. III. icayeS
uanyille at i52 L. NJ. arrives It ichEo;d at $50
PM.
Train No. g Uypchburg paszenger) leaves ]. saeh..
burg ,iuily at !. 81; leaves iurkcFls Ut 1850 II.
NJ: strives at Richmond al 3:i5 p. ". .fc
Trains Nos. . aI'd 10 conuect ut Greensboro WITH
trains the North Carolina railroad Tor all points
south. s.2sa
Train No u c,rncets ut Greensboro with train
Tor Raleigh. arriving there ut 1884. 81 Passengers
leaving Hplegi, ut Fla +. NJ met ut Greensboro
with train No. fer Eichmond. - n
Train No. c connects 1T BurGeriiie with main on
the Atlantic, Mississippi ana Ohio railroad ION uli
points southwest and south.
iynchhurg Accommodation Train leaves Bicns
moni at ass r. NJ. duly tcSerpt SuntiaysJ arriving
at Lyucburg In time IN csiinct with the 3,OcnlnY
Passenger train uu the Atlantic, Mississippi aAd
Ohio railroad for The southwest. 80
Passengers COMING east leave ynchbnrg SITTER Inc
arrival Of tie Atlantic Mississippi and ohio pas-
Scrls"r ryin from Bristol, and arrive at Rlehmoad
mt 4:IS i. W..
THROUGH TICKETS 10 al points south aud
southwest Eau be rrucurc,l IL the ticket piAec II
Richmond and OF j. - W.ALKEH, Agent Of tie
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad, 20. l3Sj
Main street, EichlDol:d. .5s
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule OF this company VIII fase print rs above.
JOHN II. MAt,Al URiiD,s..s
General Frclch. ard Ticket agent
cnl' IL g !;
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EETTYSB URG
"
EATALYsINE WATER.

I! has been demonstrated by series Of practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians and
at:cs;rd 10y thous ri!s ~ grateful people who have
teen relieved from ter S,erings by its use, that The
GETTYsKCEtr kATALlSlNE WAFER Is the
nearest approach "a sle"iflr ever discovered Ter
pei STA. Neilr;lgia, RhcuuSn:. Gout, tiriv"i,
Diabetes kidnc" ANA Urinary Diseases generally.
II restores nsclar Lower IL tie Eai:s!yiic. cures
Liver toTpiaiE tlrnnic Dlairr,r;i, liiti: % stl-
patton Asthma t. trli and ljrCnc!lris; Diseases
81 the skin, t;enerat debility. and Nefyou- Pros
tr.,'on FROM u!cal and physical excuses. 1t istne
GrtuttN u"t9yte fccr diScrrefG' far ;ceSStre cat
ing or dririiag II c0rrtct> The Stomach, promotes
digestion, ., relieves the head almost Immediately!
No ho:.stiIG.d should DC without il. Every hotel
shoul. hcc.' it on hand. FGrsaie by al druggists
FIR history OF !hc Springs. fr- iAct;ica, reports
nf Tie power of HE disease. for marvel
!o5 cures .nh cr Testimonial. from Gistiha ulSiicd
:aru. send Tor tr.:i plli,f:.
For sale 10y PUHCFIL. LADD & CO. No. I21G
In street, ccrner Thirccn,E. and druggists .ene-
rally. il s-,.ot:.Iu
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GOING WTST.

Train No. Through passCEecrl leaves Richmond
daily icncep. sundays az 500 A. NJ: leaves l,an-
WILLIE 1t 1855 7. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro at $50
L. NJ.
Train No. Lynch!nrg prs eNgerl Icares Rich
lnnnd daily at SIS y. NJ; arrives atLyncbEufs; q.
PM. S 4 us. :
Tain No. 10 Through nail and explcsst leaves
Richmond daily ar 9:3G r. ": leaves Dai,ylHe daily
1t l:j l.. 81; arrives III Greensboro, daily ut lao
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RATES SAFE rs At pEpoTs,

Orders for the transportation Of passengers and
baggage to any train or boat WleE LEFT az tho ollce
$50 MAIN STREET viii te promaly attended 70.
Also. for the transfer Of luggage from any point OF
the city to tie other.
We Will furnish hacks AID omn.tCscs for tiieasurc
parties at lowest rate.
Baggage checked TO terminus. kny Information.
and maps of routes furnished. s55g
Having tickets By a lines, purchasers have choice
of routes; AMI By leaving tler orders for hacks and
W gon win have their baggage checked, and avoid
all hurry and Inconvenience OF u crowded dcret.
fe .s-tTe:5 a. ". Si1aI2EER
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EIcuNoSp. snEpEnIcKsGCEe Asnt

POTOMAC ROUTE. IeGtu!AtF y. lo'-'rs'i I
nNAND AFTER DE- CEABER Is. 1873,
" mail trains on this road VIII run rs ~ .oGs Il
Iii' DAY AL, rid rail aua steamer, isaya
Byr,i-Strcet station r. ".
TIP NIGHT NAIL. tis rail alone. leaves .Ssfdss
III ACCGMMODATloH leaves Broac-Sfseet
st,tinn $50 +. ii. Except 90 Sandays.)
IuJIyN DAY MAZE. Gin r.,it and stea;iet, are
riyes 70 Eyrd-Strcct station ut Il. NJ,
HOWN NIGHT MAIL. eig All ai'ifc, arriSssa i
Dyrd.Strcct s,aliep, 40 a, u. 'esce4i OH Slen
BOW ACCOMMODATION TFAiS AIRY 8 st
Brnad-Srcet station .=s7 a. &estt o., Gam
dtys.l y; 10 49,, AZ. ~, !, 49,. L..
|,HESAPEAbE AND . HIOa EAlf.--.
" ROsD.--on aad after September 5e,'i II * ~
SkSGER TRAINS viii leave Riebiuohd q iei.
s:3~ a. M-aAIL TRALS t"xeept su;:s.ay. FOR
the White SuuIr Springs. cOnilci tanR ~ tstxio
Vile with the lrange, siexanGfi. agd a'ggtssas'
train for Washington, and North, AID Lyl'ehpilfss
"a: r. M-ACcos!Mopa1to Tif Is teyee,s -
srndayi for t;or,ion:yiile, arriving 3f sas IL Y.
THIS tr.l cuaGects 4, Gorioiisr.!le WIN bie
trains she orange. hexsI.drits nd .l:ssis Eass
road for iYNCHBU;!t, aid WASHINGTON. 80. I
Through tickets, 81 low rates, sod ~ a'i Daiifa
NcrthHes; and Sonthwtst.
sireragc tickets from, Liverpool. g.eeas.1.lis,
Amsterdam, Antrcrp, HantiJr2, f.sft IieHs run,
I,ar.ru Corenj,sYen aIii GOTHIC, burg iC al sttsS
on Ibis rIs, can be bought Of TIC Ccnrggi isrIl
Aren't ct Richmond eau be o;sieTed hToue - My,
station agent an The road, .., III ~. e
Further Information may be oatsine.i VI the ss;i.
p~D' 4. Ii. PERRY, General superiiteaticn.. q
JAMES T. NETHERLASD, General ts'sses ase y
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RIcu,,oSD, MISUNDERSTANDING AMI

RICHMOND AND bASgrLE RAIEE0AD Eo.,l 80
RICHMOND, Deccnser 20. 1872. s. 59
DICHMUND AND DANVILLE HALL
III ROAD.-Ou anLaf:er SUNDAY, Eecenaer %,
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Aitllmond 11ispattb.
Observation-Disclosures II, 1873.
c. & 0. r. r.
LINGERING AMONG THE WEST
ERN COUNTIES.
CABELL COUNTY:
Its Observation-Disclosures rcauctions-yyeaIth
Efc.-Rcma!ns OF an Indian City and
ether Itc.ca of tho Aborfsiucs.
MASON COUNTY

MASON COUNTY: -.
Social statistics Its Productions - Wealth,
Efc.-SomcthiHg about the Battle Of
Point Pleasant and the Men OF
Mark who Participated i'll II.
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TToUSE-FIFRNISHISG G00Ds.--Fro-
tier aud Hair Busters VAL arc sleaf ?
Br,sless Tups, Iars. Buckets Broom ssa. "a,
- 3 1s'ss : VIC. DANpHiDGEG Cos,
ID. 7s3 SEQ BSoa& street.
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7 E>SE CHILD,

DASTjlLE'S DIGESTIVE OF TUE
I.ACThTES OF SODA AEH MAnNEHiA.
los lie yI.i2 G.! Gvsi.Ci!sia. Tor SUE al
M5ADt. ( BAKERS ltra@ sore,
IL % 80 Main street.
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al. - the immortal, is on his way to
Richmond.
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.rrsst. NOTICES..


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RELAYS AEE DANGEROUS.
NJ i've LiKh TUE PRESENT.
III: sELECr!o> Is GOOD.
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