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A P,1xD SOLDIERS W1rE.-A Washingto

A BLIND SOLDIERS WIrE.-A Washington
correspondent Of the Louisville, Courier
writes as follows: 81 have recently met
lovely kentucky lady, Mrs. General Paul:
She il from Newport. General Paul had
both his eyes shot out in battle. he hears
his affection with the resignation of Chris
tian martyr. At the Cooke ball the General
was in full uniform, and would phyfully re-
peat the EXPLANATIONS he heard about the
beautiful flowers. His beautiful wife Is the
staff upon whom he leans, and she so ten
derby watches and guides his steps that she
is eyes and everything to him. In the carriage
he made some gallant speech to her, and she
said, ooh, husband have changed SO that
I don't believe you would know me if you
saw me, it is so long since you have s,.en me-
Such rare devotion as theirs gives eyes to the
soul, and the loss OF the outward ones is not
rctorniZcd" 4
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Pristine Proverbs prepared for Fro.
ciOus Phpils. i,

dedicated 10 the Educational Bdarc.]
Observe yon plumcd biped line!
10 effect his captiyatlon,
Deposit particles saline
UDon Ills termination.
{.rytogamous concretion never grows
On mineral fragments that decline repose.
While self-inspection II neglerts,
Nor its own foul condition sees,
The kettle to the pot objects
Its sordid supcrllcies.
Decorations of the golden grain
are set to allure the aged fowl IN VAN.
Teach not parents mother TO extract -..
The cmbvro juices Of an egg by suction:
That good old lady can the feat enact
Quite irrespective OF your KIND lpstrueion'.
Pecuniary agencies have force
TO stimulate to speed the female horse.
The earliest winged sonester soonest seem,
And first appropriatcs, the anne!idcs.
With soap and brush and flannel you tickle
In vain the ithicpic culfcic.
Bear not TO yon famed city of Tyne,
The carb0nuceous product OF the mime.
The mcdjcant once from his Indulgence freed,
And mounted aloft on the generous steed-
J,owu the prccipicc soon will intaliibly 20,
And conclude his carrerin the regions Delo".
II Is permitted TO the feline race
70 contemplate even regal race. -fuhc7.
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A Kansas lawyer used Latin quotations
which the court did not understand, the
other day, and got committed for contempt.
The late DR.. Thomas Guthrie, of Edln-
burgh, was once pronounced by the London
Times 'thc most eloquent man i'll Europe"
Somebody has written work entitled
useful Hints for Ugly Girls" and the New
York Commercial Advertiser declares that
the book has the smallest circulation of any
literary production in the United States. 81
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a. ssssssiIsssfY0Nsafgs.ssThas .Tsay..
gy COOK & Laugh,on, Auctioneefst
.or,,nr :5HraukIfn and Governor streets.

rrnrrsEHoLD FURNITURE, OFFICE
I'll fnESKs.s FEATHER BEDS, MkTTREssslE ...
g. ~ 3AiSCTi0T.-Tf1fS DAY at 10 o'clock we
Vii Ill se ah ri our auction-rooms z, -, /,
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT SOFAS AM AMI
wa SNUFF; ARLoR SUITS, -,
MARBLE-ToP: TABLES, BUREAUS, AND
Sr1R ~ Aa.a'n rnnDsTEADs. LOUNGES.
WITEITT AND OAK OFFICE DESkS1
COTwrAti r CHAMBER SUITS. fx.-
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR AND SHUCh MAJ
r. iTRESSES .nn>,,
mahogany AND WALNUT WARDRODES, I
COOKING AND IfEATING-STOvEs,
JENNY LIND, COTTAGE, AND SCEOLL BED
CANE AND WOOD.sEAT CHAIRS.
MAHOG AMI AND OAK SiDEBUARDS,
WALNUT AND TIN SAFES. &c, &C.
- = COOK & LAUGHTON,
NH IA. l.s $50 Auctioneers.
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Rambles among the Counties Drained
by Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
nooNE COUNTY. What 1t Is and way ne
RoANE CoUNTY:
II. Population, Productions and Resources
raYETTE COUNTY:

r.s Origin Population : Resources : Indian
Relics and MISUNDERSTANDING style
Of Angling Geological Spcctmens-"Pcr-
rvs castle-Gcnerai Lees West Virginia
Campaiap % Anecdose - The Gray and the
Blue now Min&ling.
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By W. Goddln,
BY W. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Roal Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
Y TIE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN
FIRST STREET AND BROOK AVENUE FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold at auction: on
the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th March, 1873. at
4o'clock Z. NJ the excellent BRICK STORE and
DWELLING, Nod, located rs above occupied ny
Mr.. A. j. Arnold, aud bounded on the Yves: by the
store of Mr.. Francis busch. This Is an e1ceiieht
stand for retail store. .-..... -,
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at four eight,
and twelve months Tor negotiable notes, Interest
'''.N' - ". GODDIN,
mill Auctioneer.
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sBy Richardson 81 Co., ].
Real Estate Agents and Aneionecrs,
1lf3 HfaIrT street. S-s+

TIVE SCHOONER b. G.TUBMAN FOR
Il SALE BYSAUCTI0E.--Bys sirtna0f chattel
mortgage, with power Of sale executed in tne city
hHender 10 secure the payments Of two negotiable
notes Of $3.50 each with interest thereon VIC shall,
or FRIDAYtfle 2lBt instant. ut 10 O'Clock a. M.,
sell By auction In the dock Of the city OF Rlchm0nd
opposite the York River railroad. the SCHOONER
3. e. TUBMAN, With all Ter RIGGING, TACKLE,
&c. a ,t3s III
TERMS :At sale.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,

TBE LARGE SUCCEED BRICK
L DWELLING AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
:NER OF FRANKLIN AND TWENTY-FOURTH
STREETS At AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, March
l!tI al a. O'Clock p. NJ we will sell, upon the pre-
misses, the; DAtELLINti formerly owned and occu-
pied by Saanei S. Subett situated as above 1t has
about Ten fine rooms. besides Kitchen: With some
dencc; and those desiring residence In the lower
part of the city where property Is expected to In
SALE
NH 10 AucHoneers.
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BY Grubbs s Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


GALE OF. THE RICH n 0 n D AND
decree of the Chancerv Court Of the city of Rich
mond I'm the causes of the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company rS. D. ProsSer lapo ah9
Robert Ii. Marry, trustees, ana ~ Irosser 1aDD anu
Robert II. Maury, trustees, ts. The Rchmonu anu
York River Railroad Company, entered on the lgtn
day of December, 1872, we, the undersigned or tie
survivor Of us, shall sell by public aurnon, az l'e
auction-rooms of Messrs Gr1ibbs s. Wilhams, 30; 4
Eleventh street. Nchmond' Va, on p rhuD1 III the e
Of Tie RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Including its roadway, rails,
cross-ties, depots sidiugs cars engines, tendeTs,
and all other property whatsoeEcI, Icius f or,
such sue nothing whatsoever belonging 10 saiu CON-
many EXCEPT its chooses In action and debts due or 10
become due 10 It.
The TERMS OF SALE WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
The of $4,000 shall be paid IN CASH. alS , a
residue of the purchase money shall he payable as
follows $4,000 the 1st Of January. 1877, with IN
terest at the rate of per cent per annlm from Inc
day of sale, payable scmi-arnually 100000 on the
lst day Of January 1888 with interest," at ne rle VI
per cent per annum from the day OF sale, payable
annually; and the remainder OF such purchase
money OH the Ist day of january 1871 with interest
at the rate of per cent per annlm from me Gay VI!
sale. payable scmi-annullly-the sale TO be SUBJECT
to the ratification rejection Of the court; ana pos
session not to be delivered until the sale has been
ratified by the court; the deferred payments 10 DC
secured by deed Of trust on the property solo, Sucn
deed to be subject to the approval OF the court.
Capitalists will take notice that the effect OF sale
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers body
corporate. ,,-.
MAURY, Richmond, Va, attorneys 1or the trts-
tees. y ItsD,SEh LSpP,,
ROBERT II. MAtRY,
IA e--,d Surviving Trustees.
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kTOTICE.-On and after this date (Decem.
~ Der 2d) the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over this route will he run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays be-.
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving tie de-
pot at $50 l.. ".
leave Richmond depot on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS mt 4 O'Clock A. NJ. ,,.,...
FpEJGHr THAN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, fn.
DAVIS. and SATURDAYS. al ! O'Clock a. VI.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN; between RlGhmona
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
at O'Clock 4. NJ. ...,.,
WILLIAM n. BRAGG, Superintendent.
j. T.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket agent k!Cli'
mond. .. El
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"Of. two evils choose the least This
advice generally holds good, but In the case
Of feas and mosquitoes there Is some doubt,
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EspST. sTRAyED, &c,

F:OST, Yesterday. on Main between Four
~ tenth and Fifteenth streets, or on Fourteenth
street 1T Mayo's bridge, n TUSCAN GOLD EAR
I3ISG. Tie finder will receive 1 suitable reward
ON leaving 1t at 1896 Main street. NH li-lt*
S@NAME TO MY HOUSE, No. 401 fEssEg
~ Grace street. on the nth Il slant, reG-.tLs-.
aAd-white COW, very low In order and giving a
mall quantity Of milk.
NH l4-ltk r. F. JONES.
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.s BY Grubbs & Williams, ',
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Ctayenth street between Main and Bank.

.cMALL FARM OF. FIFTY ACRES,
y AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE. AND PLANTATION UTENSILS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction. OH
the premises on TUESDAY the 18th OF March. at
la o'clock NJ. the SMALL FARM of FIFTY
ACRES, on the Deep Run turnpike ABOUT dyc milo
from Richmond, now occupied by Mrs Mary u.
Seaton, This IS a nice little fIrnl--ah0ut fifteen
acres cleared upland about fifteen meadow and the
balance In wood and timber. The improvements
are 4 frame dwelling viii, three rooms; kilchen'
barn stable &C., and large ice-house.
TERMS: For the land, one-thIrd cash; balance at
six and twelve months. For tho furniture and
plantation utensils, cash.
.,nh111a1A15l7l8 .-E-#E Auciioneers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1asss,ssssss
+. ARaE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- OF ss-...... ssg
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, srORE-FTxTUREs,
NssAFE, &c. ts

BY virtue Of decree Of the United States Dis
trtct Court for the Eastern District Virginia ana
TO me directed, In the matter of Pator O. 20. r6
William Thalhemcr & Sons. bankrupts, shall pro-
ceedto sell at public auction for cash, the conten's
OF the two stores OF said baukrup iarse
and desirable stocks OF .ss,5s
- STAPLE AND FANCY. DRY GOODS, 49,
G.tf NOTIONS. .sTORE-FIxTUREs, r
+, : IRON SAFE, &C. .,..v...s, .,.,.,,. a.
The sale ut store No. 1913 Main street, opposite
post-ofice, win take place TUESDAY, March 18th,
commencing promptly at 10 A. NJ.
The sale at Col Broad street win take place FRI
DAY, March elst, commencing at 10 A. III.
rare opportunity Is offered purchasers.
~ '.of II - DAVID u, PARKER,
NH 1o.tols.Narch United States Marshal.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

THE HALL SAFE AND LOCK COM
Il PANY OF CINCINNATI AVID NEW YORK
Having accepted agency for sale In this city of the
above celebrated FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES and LOCKS, We are prepared TO supply
Safes CT all sizes either from stock hand or d.
rect from tie manufactoiy. Diagrams correctly IT,
every size furnished on application.
Parties In want of u reliable Safe In all respects
will do well 10 exainiue orr stock and prices.
All kinds OF safes taken In exchange and fair prices
anowars 49, i. THOMAS W. KEESEE,
, 1nhT I'm No. 1917 Mata street.
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NORTH BRITISH -
In AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
:. LONDON AND EnlrNRuRaH. G.B,

Capital sl0,oco,e0o in gold; invested In the Unttao
States ever S,soo,0oo; deposited with Treasurer Of
Virginia, $4,000 In United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents TO the above-named
company are prepared TO Issue Its policies against
loss or danag. by fire Oh buildings merchaudise- and
terms.
80. ID. E,WALEEh q Co.
/ oar 55 $50, Eo, 1Q{k Main atreQfI
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"a ME 81 q

tn @ u
fiIcfrxDssDS FREDgaIc6sDUae AND Porox l., !.
k.A. sI. CoMrAsY, OgYtcE or
eiESEaAirftCK g "a AND FREIGHT AGREr,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ~ q
NJ .-ia-.-..-s -------
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND pore.
...tzs ~ MAC RAILROAD. 90 ',st OAo'
VI DAY MAIL Mall leaves gyrd-stret station
UP SIGHrMarL leaves Byr,-s,ree. s.,,,ou, :,
Pm M lexeep; s on sapdays 20 Wv
stltion4 <. oil. Except on Sundays.J "a -
,.DOMN y, PAX MALL arrives at Byrd-s,ree, 81, !.
down NIGHT MAIL arrives a, Byrs.s,,,..
ton 41o a. NJ. Except on Mondays.j ee' Aa-
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM a,rtv,
Broad-street station sa7 A. u. except on SUI e.
FREIGHT TRAINsIeave Broad-street station .,
sonneetieS q Qaanttco VIII, ,se Alexandria and md
Street station on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and s,,,.
days at 4P. VI. 'A0 oatur-
By order Of General Superintendent.
D. Z. GENTRY,
fe1s General Freight and Ticket Assn
RICHMOND AND DANy1LLE RAILROAD Io,,1
- .a RICHMOND, december 20. ls72
pICHMOND AND .DANYILLE Raj.
~, ~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, December r,
}. GOING WEST.
Train No. 2 irnrongn passengerI leaves Rlrb,ou,
daily Except Sundays at $40 A. d.: leaves D,n
vile at 1855 p IL arrives at Greensboro =, ~.
+. NJ. 81 80
Train No. Hynchburg passenger ie,ve. p,.,
mond daily at SIS Al d.; arrives at LynehJrg A.
Train No 10 Through mail and ernr..., ,o.-..
Richmond daily at 23O p. NJ; leaves nInyi.,r d.
at 1nA5 2. d.; arrives at Greensboro daily at Ia
- GOING EAST.
Train No. ] Through mail and exnress, lava.
Greensboro daily ut LAO 4. ST. leaves LaDyiilc d,u
3. 49, 4. H.. arrives at Richmond dully a, I.a,
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Greens.
bOro' daily except sundiys) ut ll.O 4. NJ; leaycs
Rapyille at l:52 r. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 40
Train No. 2 Uynrhburg passenger leave, Lynch
burg daily at s. 81. leaves RurkcSe at l2:sS +.
NJ arrives at Richmond at sa5 z. 81.
Trains Nos. and 10 connect at Gree,,sl,oreswiihr
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points,
south.
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro With train
Ier 81 &C. &C. at Geessss
with train No. for Richmond.
Train No. connects at BurkeEiile with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad tor all
points southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
mond at l55 z. NJ. daily except SUNDAYS. arriving
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi ard
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchbntg after tho
arrival Of the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio pas
senger train from Bristol, and arrive at RchmOu,s
at s:4s n. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south ana
southwest can be procured al the ticket Office In
Richmond and of II. f. WALKER. Agen: OF the.
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1872:
Main street, Richmond.
PAPERS that have arrangements To advertise the.
schedule OF this company will please print as above.
JOHN r. NACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
r. M. Il. TALcorT, Engineer and Supernten1-
on, iay2
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How MAN WITHOUT ARMS CHAsTIsEp HIS
WlFE.-Gruce Greenwood writes from WasL-
iugton to the New York Times 81 am told
that there used to be employed in the Coast
Survey, opposite us, an old little monster
without arms, who yet performed the duties
of a messenger, going back and forth with a
letter-bag fastened about his neck. This
armless Quilp, strangely enough, had wife,
good, as wives 90, but occasionally giving
him some trouble and requiring some disci-
pline. 1t seems Providence never leaves
poor unfortunate utterly without resource,
and this man managed to keep his better two
thirds in proper subsection by adopting the
fayorite African mode of attack at defence,
known as butting. Persistent and pitiless,
he used to drive her about the house, up
stairs and down, with his prone, aycn.ing
caput, until bis sovereign wrath Was APP.
peased. HIS neck grew thick and strong
with exercise; there was no hair on the top
Of bis head. Sometimes be would get the
poor little women behind the door and jam
it against her until she was subdued aud
ready to cry Jam Satis ("
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by James L. Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
CtJITS,rY. VA. KNOWN AS "MAIDEN'S AID
VESTUKEn AND MAPLE COTTAGE: by
virtue of decd Of trust from John ~ W ooonn ailu
wife TO the undersigned dated 5th OF Juiy lS'o re-
corded In Powhaan County Court CLERK o.lcs 81, III
nced-Book q. page 400. being thereto required by
the beneficiary, will sell ut auction on the prem
scs IN gross, or divided, may be deemed pest on
TIL CRS DAY. March 20. 1873, at /? O'Clock VI. w
fair II not. the first fair day thereaiter)' the really
valuable properly above referred TO- .
.MAfDES;S ADVENTURE" considered one
amongst the finest estates upper James river IS
twentv-cight miles above Richmond, contains 9s51
arry,s of which about go acres 5J acres hne james
river low-erounGs, besides creek llots adjoining
them are cleared and In fine state OF cultivation,
well adapted TO the growth OF wheat corn, tooacco'
hay oats, and other crops usual In this climate.
Tic balance well wooded There are two Inilislons.
overscerS house, and t"o sets OF out-Duungs' SUCH
rs servants quarters, barns. stables. &c.
One mansion called PLEASANT OAh,' not
long since added to and thoroughly reralred con,
tlins welve rooms; the other called THE KY EN-
DIV TELLING" also added to and required Witlih u
Handsomely situated hill just above the river
This estate is remark tty healthy and entirely Tree
from calls and fever and other malirinus diseases:
The scenery Is very fine. and the view + ON Iti u
RIVER DWELLINGS" especially. oy.Iioohs 1or
"MAPLE COTT 4 G t. formerly Poplar
Lawn contains $50 acres on the south side of Fine
creek, near James river, 50 miles from " nialaen
Adventrer OF which $50 acres are In Oak, Hlckory,
Mamie Ash, and other timber of original growth,
the balance cleared and IN fine state of cultivation:
The soil is rich and produces well. The i" SottaSe .
has five rooms, wide halls and large porches front
and rear.
j. l.. aPPERSON,
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
fe o6-eodtds Trustees.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

WHITE TEETH ba NE, =,
w "SAPONINE DESTlFRlCE' u 1 nn,J 10
the BEST 1OOTH-PUWUER in use. A''1
have For many wears used in my family s GSI
ss1ib. d % my patients the " SAPoNISE x,ker
FRlCE." prepared by MessIs. Mtaee s;non: arl
all who use il may do SO with the assaranHSn 4, sin
Is FAR preferable TO most preparaIons, thAg eau
and that 1t does not contain any ~ apptar-
possibiy iniure the teeth I'm organism eT nsaa,I.t
unce. JOIN v. vi ,,.hn uc,j ~
We confidently recommend TO al W." ,Ss rrSssapt
efficient and harmless tooth.poWHs,,,, " w SAPu'
NINE, DENTiFRICE." ,,,o nen,!sl.
X. n. HUDSON, Denilg, ,I.,
". LEIGH gu8goS. pthmtnsn.tl,,
j. HALL MOORE, NJ. D., t''"
JOHN MAnoNEi. Denti,s
j. EDWARD CHASE, Dsh,,tt
GEoHSE b. STEEL. peh'tS r,rstsis
4 Price, ffty cents aoox. For SIC y NH
generally. ~----
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD Ut
RICHMOND, VA. December II. lsIc. ,

RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD tE"t
RICHMOND, VA. December II. ls7".
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
" CEMBER 18th, the TRAINS on this road viii
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at A. y.
ard $50 T. NJ, aud leave Petersburg ut l:25 il. VI
and sos J.. ".
FKEiGiiT TRAINS, with passenger coa'h At.
tached. leave Richmond NJ i. IL. aud 7. H.. ant
leave Petersburg ut $50 4. NJ. and i:tC i. VI
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS viii I:,re
Richmond and Petersburg AZ =. VI. ehraln=.
leave Richmond and Petersburg 1t i.30 PM, lsra1
OF 5o'clock, as heretofore.
The & A. NJ. TRAIN will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS. and the s:i5 Z. NJ NAIL TRAIN and 80
A. N. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
passengers for Norfolk viii take the :::o r. 81.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk will con-
meet at Petersburg with the li:.s 4. ". TRAN.
Passengers from Glover iii vii! take he $50 A
NJ. TRAN on Mondays, Wednesdays. and FRIDAYS
and returning leave Richmond on The sane d!y5 at
The MAIL TRAINS VIII stop only at Chester aud
Manchester.
The : 4. N. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic Mississippi aud Ohio ralTpii l"r
I iP'uJiLIMAN'sS PALACE SLEEPlNG~Chr viii
be attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN al e!Gpn,
ruuninS through to Wilmington. -
de IL President.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GAMUEL II. COTTRELL successor TO
- Cottrell 4 Brother), dealer in all Kinds Of COAL
and WOOD. -..-.. .-..
| respectfully solicit the patronage OF those in
want Of FUEL, at the old stand 800 Basin bank.
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CHESAPEAKE AND y II 10 RAIL
" ROAD-On and after Septcmbc" seth Pas
SENGER TRAINS will leave Richmond Is lol-
lows:
$50 A. M.--MAIL TRAM Except sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs connecting q ,,oFdo1s-
vile with the Orange, Alexandra ald NJas'as
train for Washington and North, AID LyncAburs
and South.
Sunday for Gordonsville, arriving az ~; L. ~.
This Train connects nj GorIo&syiiie with tie nIlt
trains on the Orange. Alexandria and Manasts Til'
road for LYNCliBURGa and WASHINGTON
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to Ill iH'"E
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Qneenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg iiaVre. h"i,I,t,n
Bergen. Copenhagen, and GotEenhnrg' 10 "i En.hn
on this road, can be bought OF the General i!rEA
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through AT?
station agent on the road. c
Further Information may be obtained at tie C"h'
pany's offices. ..-,.,.,.,,,.
A. Fl. PERRY, General snnern,en.hcn-
JAMES +. NETHEKLAND, General Ticket Aoea-
~
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED COLORED
w MINERS and LAHOEERS for coal mines in
In diana. These mines between the mines In
Ohio and Illinois; 10 which places large number
of hands has gone from here. Wages same rs paid
by the New Lisbon Company. For particulars APP
ply to j. =. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
lnh 10 NOS Fifteenth street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

T ANDS.-I have for sale large number
IL of frst-class ESTATES, with splendid i'm
provcments, and large and small FARMS In almost
every section of the State. Many Of the largo es-
tates are desirably situated OH James river, and
many Of the farms lie near the city.
GEORGE ". DREWRY,
NH l4-lm lola Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-14

TOR SALE, TWO LOTS on Marshall
Il street between Twelfth and Thirteenth. APP
ply to ". y. kOBlNS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NH l4.3t 1905 Bank street.
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&ANI'E.

4 NO. 1 COOK WANTED. Apply at
IA NH lat No. 2l3 Nineteenth street.
w the privilege 70 buy. within ten miles of Rich.
mond. Apply by letter TO l.. y. WfSbELL,
iangston, Montcalm county. Mich.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, January 8.si3. I

r. G. Il. TALcorT, Engineer and Superinten1
epr Ia y