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REAL ESTATE ON
' JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGRTY-TWO ACRES
IN THE WHOLE TkACT.e SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES IN ORIGINAL TIMBER, AMBULANCE
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER LOW-GEUUSDS.
AS commissioners In the suit Of Warwick rs
Stewart appointed at the June term. 1873 Of the
! 'o;ciock on WEDNESDAY, July 30 ISIS. On the
premises, sell at public auction that VALUABLE
FARM lying I'm the county OF Amherst: In the state
Of Virginia, Of which the late 5: Warwick died
,EiGHTY-THO ACRES. Of which SEVEN HUN
DRIED is in ORIGINAL PlSEiA OAK TIM
: The improvements are good the land has been
iudIciously cultivated with plaster and clover ands
In good heart. Some ssyenty .hye acres IN owI
grounds The James River aud k1nawha canal
Fms Through the whole length OF the farm.
80 THE TIMBER.
upon the place H. perhaps the best In any one body
so near the canal from Richmond TO Buchanan, ana
should excite the attention OF all persons engaged
The lumber business whether az sawyers or huyete
Box-plauk, timber especially abounds. No part VI
this wood Is over haIfa mile from the canal,
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas }. War,
wick aud Miss Mundy, and between slpieton ana
Gait Mills. ,z.,,
If deemed advisable on day Of sale, the place VIII
be divided into two farms.
A boat for the accommodates OF persons desiring
to attend the sale viii leave the pacGet anHlng at3
O'Clock onthe morning Of the sale.
TERMS: Ten per cent: cash, Mteen per csa!. ID
and three years. The deferred payments TO bear
SIX per cent interest from day OF sale and 10 Dc &C.
cured by bond and good personal security.
For further particulars apply TO "; , or IhSm.s
j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cars HinS ST
CHARLES NJ. 81: ACHEoRD,
wi .t'-,5I Commissioners.
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a 1rfgruON BAIsEy...Tbiss DAY.
- ~ OCa 80
II py ThSSnias W. Keesees Anctioneef, -,
Il &. III 8 No. isi7 Main street. Z. Z IS IS

5.,ytENER,aL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE z;
II H0f. n FI1RNITURE. PIANOS, .isn gn
eST;E AT AUCTfON-THIS DAY u too.st pe>e'E
twill sell at my auciion.honse, ~
pspI on sTIrTs In reps and hatrelotn: sa1st!3
xaLNur and CorrAsE CHAMBER SUITS
MaI Isoo Nv WaIsuT. and PLa wAgDzonss
r ~ I1ITs. 1YALguT WhrTrvG-DEsKs, .rf
RTFRTCERAToa, LOUNGES
HAIR MATTRESSES 4. T., =, ..l.,g - - 4 's.,'
FEATHRR BOOSTERS and PILLOWS, e. 4ts
REpsTEADs, BRooMs. s..f ~,
PIsTfoaM and COULTER SCALES,
aTHoyn.u ASp 1Rog SAFES. &C. &c:
o THOMAS W. KEESEE. Aucnoneer.
Aren't for Hail's FIRE and burglar-prool saies.i
~ 3r "a f "a. ~, fx45f.y q
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I.oIrJSyILLE MARKETS.

r orrrsvI1LE. july 2s-Flourq quiet and easy; extra
6, n,iiT ss 10 = Corn scarce ut 5s9s9c for sacked
Pork steady ut sls@sisso Bacon In fair demand mar
clear sides iaic packed. Lard steady: choice leaf
in tierces, s@ssc, kegs, 1oc. steam, stc Whiskey
Arm at e26le3c. yaNtt.r.
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b il Query.
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Dear S.E-I perceive that you reserve a
corner In your paper for queries. II you
cannot answer the following please insertit
IN your next for the; benefit OF
Il ~ SUBSCRIBE.
Who Is the author OF the following lines,
which saw quoted many years ago 10 the
drawer I'think, Of Rarper's Magazine. ?
"orr iifs,is but a tale. q dance. dream,
little stream that fSrts and ripples by ~ -,
Cur hopes. the 5RhE,es that II bears along, I:
Eorn With ahrcsth, aud brok nwith sigh. ' q
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BY Hill h Goddin. ns
Real Estate Agents and Auctipneers, Z
.fl No. HOS Main street. Hgr

UCTION SALE OF :GUANO MANU-
one Of the manufacturers OF the Virginia Fertin-
GER No l. we are Instructed TO offer for sale at auc-
ton on TUESDAY. 2sth July, Oh the premises,
half a mile from the city limits, on the Meadow
bridge road near Cash Corner, at S o'clock r. Nd.
the FACTORY and BUlLDINGS,o on leased ground
aud al the supplements ana machinery peftaiihlnS
tv the manufacture OF the above Fertilizer Win ali
the Is,lano uow manufactured and ready Tor mar
KIT For particulars apply at our otlee ~:
TERMS: On day OF sale. ,,r, O. coDDyp
AucffONeere
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VALUABLE SQUARE IN THE TOWN
of MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUG
TipNi-At the request of the owner, we VIII oher
o'clock P. H.. on the premises, situate in Marx
addition fronting ON Everett street 252a feet, ana
also fronting 252s feet on Maury street, running
hack 1s5 feet, SQUARE No. 81 I'm said addition.
Tbis property will he sold as a whole, or sub
divided into sixteen thirty-!hree feet lots to suit
purchasers. .,,,u! ,-,,,r,
This is a good opportunity for investment, and
should engage attention.
wears for negotiable notes, secured by trust deed.
'F"'S' o- MOODY & ROYALB,, "
!, a. .. - AuctiOneeIs
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ties IN this city we are unable as present g
BAY .ss3..s s, 53... .s.,. -. .le YAK
EARrH. The most eminent ply.
sicians.S I believe, agree that Asiatic cholera
Il; cnntagious only through the excrements
Of pafjents afflicted with II. sFevers and
nearly all putrid diseases arespread and in
creased in their piruIence In the same way.
Vaults and cesspools for priyies, especially
III cities and large towns, even when no
eiruient disease prevails, are incniitroverti.
bly, nuisance, always pref JUDICIAL TO genera
health ,and as sure to breed disease as ma
nure.heap isto bring forth weeds. Il S y,
Your correspondent {" Moses montn
or twosince, gave some valuable suggestions
and hints Regarding this matter, bringing
the advantages Of the complicated earth
closet, that is doing 50 much for the UPPER PEI
circle In society, within the reach OF "tne
common people, - who, ] trUst, will receive
this earthly blessing gladly. = ss4s<s3
But j think this matter can De much more
simpi6ed, and thus become practically
popular. Earth-dry dust-is o. puriner,
and 1t deodorizes any filthy or putrid mat
Ter that is covered by it. Sand will not 90 !;
neither will wet or lumpy soil. Pulyerized
C1dICUIt ~ DtLlcI Llidu sIS
Wood.ashes or quick lime is bad-Worsee
than no covering. Ashes from mineral coal
are nearly as good as EARTH. Sltted DUST
from the street is just the Thing, and street
dirt or coaI-ashes will do without sitting, Al
enough is used. i, But something beside
g earth.closets" Is needed. The. want IS a
woedhotise comlnode and bedroom and
chamber convenences !; and these are easily
made, and their construction is so simple
that almost any man can make them Tor his
family needs. -s.... .,.' :,
!, For closet use, make Or get second hand q
box, say twelve to fourteen inches square,
and the heighth of chair; swing one slde,
or the cover, BY leather hinges as door;
makea suitable seathole in one end; make
cover and hang it with leather or list; gelL
at the timers tin Sap-bucket, with .oall
added, for So cents, as reception vessei
use some cast-off tin vessel to hold the
dust, and an old cup or dipper to throw ID
Immediately every time you use it enough 10
cover all moisture and, if you like, cover
thebo with carpeting or CANVASS: For Tue
sick.lpom or chamber, divide the box with .
shelf that will admit a chamber vessel above
il and u dust-box or vessel below. 49,
No bad odor arises after the dust IS ap-
piled, and emptyiDg the vessel IS no more
disagreeable than emptying pure dust. ~
Health, cleanliness, comfort, convenience,
economy, all unite in using the dust indoors
and abolishing the cesspool and vault one
aoho has tried ii, in Country Gentleman.
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en LOUIS MARKETS

ST.. LOUIS, july 2sFosg firm for Or s9 9,rr Sss
So . mi red. 3ssGaOc. in elevator; 4sc. sacked
WhIskey dull at sOc. Pork quiet at $3.50. bac1I
Grm: Shoulders, s3GSslc; clenr sides, lOc Lard duh
email lois of refined, SIC. [ita. Isl gsftt eGs
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By n. NJ. Lee, Auctioreer, 80;
lol4 Main street. -,
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT n, AGhhs

TRUSTEES SALE oE E nc RIcd hashs
: SG yt GA As SMITHS HILL.-By virtue OF :
~ trust from b. s. Hughes to the
day Of March, a aae Si cea,
1e naae al we will proceed to sell Mt pubic
anctio5 being requested 50 to 10 BY the e ben
Secured in said deed, on the. prenises,Sn siU n
s re. i'a estate described in said deed as EIGHT
aCREb more or less) OF LAND known as suiitn :, {
Tspas: Suficient in cash to defray the expense
f executing this trust and to pay of AMI dlscnarse
certain negotiable note for 5000 with sonle III,
trrest due thereon: balance on such terms as inaJ
h. made known at the time Of saie., -; f1'''''
:. mag go asa 4 s J nI Trustees. !.
~ Oh N. VI. LINE,
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: - BY richardson g. Co: .''i
Real Estate Agents, and Auctloneefs' 2,
Iil3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a DE Fl, l.
W RKBLE FRAME DW nSIIa gpE SN ZEN
TiWFNTY- FIFTH AND -TWEhCTTYT oSIAi IN
STREETS, CHURCH HILI BY G AUSt ~ he city
f Richmond rendered The S Gay Of Iiss 81,
tFntcheId and others the undersignefdo 6a The
sioner Therein appointed. will sell by aucLon, on ~,
nremiscs, on WEDNESDAY the ?ad inSIantI as az
O'clock r. NJ, desirable FKAA aboIe ~" Containing
seven Kitchen stable AND Iaat 9 oT or less
iences: and lot fronting 50Ieo ieet noif Or TO-
on the north side Of Grace street netwGeh twenty
arm and 1'wenty-sixth streets, Church dlI. -, t.,
TERMS: One.fourth of the purchase money . III
cash the residue in equal OF SIX hs Me-
poiabIe notes for the deferred payments, WIN m
teresst added and title retaned until the Wnoie puf-
chase money Is paid. j. A. RiGh A hDo.N,
eA''S Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. :, u-srs+ds
-S''7 : y, u jyl2-S,M, W&t&tas
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale Of the ahove-mento properly Is a M
avoidaTly postponed until THURSDAY the 2sth
'n ~ aa a. . eio j. A. RICHARDSON, Commr.
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Pr james Al. Taylor 8 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auehonests,

cy VACANT LOTS FOR SALE At Z
- 1urrI1T. VIII be sold on THURSDAY she
sIth INV 1s1a on the premises at O'CLOCK m,,
BLINsI LOTS z of Bak aEss addition and to the
Icels'tu 5Iynnnd and nearly opposite Prentlss
Row fronting - feet each on Tyler street Tho d,v of
TEENS Liberal. and made kn9wn n On e. w g1, M W
sIln. JaslSo VI. In AuctIoneers. /,
two !.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCINNATI. july 2a.--Flour dull ana LOVE f.
at sS.7s@S Corn duh and unchanged. sa ssr Il II
SIDES. ISe clear sides held at 1O@1Osc. NhsKey
firm at &C. si.;ft IL. 'isf@. -, 7
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80, tt- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 2s.-yirstnia eE, consols. 5ai
West Vi-Rlnla's, IL. Bid to-day.
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Stowe sbd Waterbury, and 81 Others sase
Morristewu, Eimtre, and Worcester, =, ~
MonspAiier. The develops already shoM
these Operations TO have been very sxfenslys
and increasing. The line sns thorougniy
organized, and the papers captured SNOW
NEST asstemat!c forethought and arIange
rnent, even in its details. The emu q sne
matter Is not set, but how y WIZ anees
Ties Ii this city we are unable az present to
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EQR SALE PRIVATELs Y.--A tlrst-class
ated on Main street, for sIe solely on account of
the falling health 6f the proprietor. For terms,
&c. apply tot.ES G9ULLtS6& PESDLETOS,s ~
~ 22-et corner OF Tenth and Bank streets.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
! 81 Eo.lIls Main street.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON WASHINGTON STREET BEIMnEI1Ei,SS
BAKER AND JAMES STkEEIS tSh sso,ocS
r. N. on MONDAY the 18th instant we shall sell
by auction, on the premises, THREE ar he
arm mine; LOTS each fronting aoxl32 rect on ths
soUth side of Washington street between Baker ana
James streets Grows Hill
TT <11'' '"-- -. 800 Auctioneers.,
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nA.aE OF THERMOMETER

IN DISPATClI COUNT1NG-HUOM, JULY 70.
& A., M. 3P ii. eP.M.
!" 81 sfg ssgs.ss 81 - " s.,=s -. Oh
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MARINE INTELIIGENCE.
PORT or RIChMOND, JULY %, ls7a.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY "a, 1873.
Sun rises 4.55 MOOD SETS. ........ -
Sun sets. 7.0l High tide. as
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So BY Richardson u Co.., &. - ,asii'tsl
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers' i9t'3
Z + 11ls Main street. .Bassrt4 'tt =

,1,HREE VALUABLE BUILD23INHGSS L Ty4a
Agca1oTHUEMs5e a ~. he is
uon on Tue ecYest NJ three valuable BUILDhNeSS
ISTs the Of Fourth snna 81 atres.
iw0 q whish b, have dep 5d9e Of 70
ana ole-d cash the bsane ate IN TO be
eight aud Twelve months nGsonntPfi Interest added
End secured by deed OF truss. ,r II h,croneSrs.i.
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CHERRIES SALE OF VALUABLE
y SILyERWARE.-gy virtue OF IN execution
issued from TIC Circuit Court OF taG city OF Rich
uona TO me directed, will sell at public auction
on the BOTH OF july, 1873, Mt II O'Clock A. III, 1T
the Sherif's office, No. Ills Mrin street, yer J
vila able set Of ,SILVERWAKE, consisting OF =,
l dozen TABLE FORKS. -
dozen DEsSERT-FORKS, E
/ dozen EAPKIS-RISGS,
WATERS,
DESSERT SPOONS,
- FRUIT-BkSkET, ~@- al t.
G.DiSn-COVERS,
pJir ICE-TOkGS
~" BUTTER-STAND,a - Et-a 4. e 4
, ~ Il BuTTER-KNlFE, n ,g#s -
BERRY-BOWL and TOP.
7 Persons wishing to examine the above articles
can do SO by calling at the Sherifrs office on the
18th, 2sth aud 3oth Of July between the hours OF
and IL O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS Cash JOHN w WRIGHT
1yl7 $50 Sheriff OF the City OF Richmond.
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A FTON HOUSE.-This pleasant summer
~ resort, which cannot be excelled by any place
in the mountains for beautiful views, dry, pure
list. Terms: 80 per month children and servants,
half price. ADDRESS = - ~ tftr VI q
S.,H. aOODLOE Il CO., Alton, Va, ~
nv 2a-d2m% Cbesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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& BY Wellington Goddiu, 2,
Real Estste Agent and Aactteneer,
4 corner Of Eleventh and Bank streefs
roAfMIssION BR's SALE OF AN

fdoMMIssIONER'sisAEE OF ANEAT
on THE PAST "a LINE Me- 9F sTEEkT
sioner qftne Chancery Court Of Richmond Under
decree entered ON the il.h July. 1871. In The ease
q Walton ss Ws,t29 sai zen si,
O'clock P III, f fairi &c NOT The drt lar day here.
REaDENcE Ioeated as above, now ii DE o ss9,s
The lot Is adjoining the City Spring lot on H.
south, and has front OF 10 feet on the east lis os
Seventh street aud depth Of ia feet to fourteen.
sstories high, and Is covered with slate. u'se
h The wing Is two stories high, weatlierb1ardrd
and covered with tim 1t contains hirs ROOMS. with
and rear porches, covered with tin gas through ,he
house, and city water In the yard: g,ecTlofsee.
sas saa sod ssssant rs 5eo g;
+, The property Is all in good order and will rent
readilysfor $500 per annnm. t9.E JstS =
TERMS :iIiberal aud made s known at the hour of
r s.rBy the decree aforesaid the commissioners
authorized to negotiate forap dvatesile-j 3y:2
! AUCTION SALE Of Y ALUABLE AM
n ATTRACTIVE REAL EsTATE.-pursnsn.
to a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Lynchburg. or
3oth of June, 1873, in he cases Of Scott &C., "a.
The andersened q snT e for seG bs
purpose, win ION FRIDAY the tsth day of August.
ts7s, Commencing with the SILL at . oclocE p
O.,6
auction, 10 the highest BIDDER the folio wing mo-
perry :, la2;f arEfi .,R jiGH ~ az, d, 80
/. The LARGE MILLS and. lot known as
.Laughofne Mills properly IN the city ~ lynch.
burg, between and at the Junction of the James
River and Kanawha canal. and Baclswalsr creek.
The place contains about an acre and fra+ishths.
The Touring mill Is one OF the largest In the State
and Is capable OF turning ont go or 900 bafTes Ter
day; and connected Herewith are corn mill OF 200
bushels capacity, and plaster-nir OF 90 trns ca.
pacity per- day. The very ample supply Of water
may be perpetually obtained from tie Canal Com
Pa .. a HALF-ACRE VACANT LOT on Black.
water creek, halflnile above the mill, and adj0in.
ing the lOtef John Wall. hfEE ..s.
3. An ACRE LOT below Deane's foundry, on the
canal.the next but one above Percivas bridge, with
q small house thereon. it
TERMS OF SALE: Cash will be required as to 30
much as shall be necessary to pay expenses ofssles
and costs Of srits-say, about I'VE percent; credit
given of one two. three, and four yeirs for equal
porti ons Of the residue with bonds With good per
sonal security bearing six per cent interest from
date. the title being retained additional security
and property subject TO resale in default Of pa!-
ment in whole or In part. 49,, SO. 'ii'
! f.. G. H KEAS,
fai j. II. LEWIS, ia
s#us@s W.T. YASCEY,
49, y. g, a. W SCOTT.
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- n ~" Hill q .1OIUkE ~
AZ oa-td sf -rf. Auctioneere.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON DUVsL STREET,
decrre of The Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
the Of J anS IN the the
nndens,sned. as special commissioners therein
named. viii offer for sale at auction, GU the 31ST
LAY, OF JULY NEXT. az the hour of T: III. OF
that day ON the premises. FIVE HOUSES AND
LOTS we'll located, situated on Duval street be-
tween Judah street aud Premises alley. Said pro
he exhibited at the sale. Said sale will be at the
risk and costs Of the purchasers at former sale OF
said property as provided by said decree. -
six twelve, aud eighteen months. In equal install
ments, bearing Elk per cent Interest from da! OF
sale purchaser TO execute negotiable notes for said
deferred payments. and title retained until whole
purchase money is paid aud conveyance directed
by the court. y EDWARD Y! CANNON, .
- ~ F..9 a. NOISE, JR., & sos
~ 2l-dtd 80. t..-r..f =r. Commissioners,
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TYO0K AND JOB PRINTING! = y st'
/ ID DONE Ay THIS OF IN T.
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GEA-SIDE RESORT.-COBB'S HOTEL,
~ CoBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA.-Now oper for
the reception of visitors. 1t Is well known for lis
eycellentand safe surf-bathing, good fishing, &c :.
TERMS: 80 per day, $ls per week, $50 per mon III
Of four weeks. 49, isttH ftit&3l5iH s.tass
Through tickets from Norfolk to the islands. :;
ROUTE: From Norfolk to Cherryetone by steamer
n. p. Banks, Mondays, Wednesdays. aud Fridays.
8 A. NJ. za COBB BROTHERS SEQ, IA d
1e 27-lm Cherrystone, Virginia.
Enquirer copy two weeks daily $3.50 Itfr
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,DANSON'S HOTEL.-This comfortable
III house, located at Central depot, Atlantic, Mis-
sssippi and Ohio railroad Montgomery county, Va,
ha ying been furnished with new furniture, is now
open for the accommodation OF the travelling pub
lie. Special attention to visitors to New River
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention given
je 25.lm RANSOM, Proprietor.
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CUMAC WANTED.--We pay the highest
- market price In CASH for SUAiAC. The leaves
must be of green color, well dried, and free from
sand sticks. and berries. We receive It either at
our tannery, IN Manchestsri or In Richmond, at
landing or nlroad derot; ut our store, No. 1422
Main street. HGLST 4 KING.
Il jy l-d&wa1n p.f,d75ss-s a.: sSEet 1leSs
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y 80 = u BY NJ. M. Lee, -,
no. leli Main street.

LANES NJ r.y.oR 8 SOW, Aaetioneers:
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. A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A, SITUA-
IA TON as TEACHER either In family or
school, teaching French, music, usual English
branches, and beginners in Latin. Wouldn't object
to going out Of the State, either south or west Ad
dress JUDGE PLEASANTS,
-.I7.a II 81 y y GoochIand Courthouse, Va.
Richmond city references: ". G. Darlington and
o. j. Hartsook.r s...,E. ~ l2-lm
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WANTED, IA WO5iAN--either white or
w colorcd-white preferred-to cleanup house
and wash and IRON, ~ Cd: 81. t. j. EVANS,
tyu ,-.gr-'s.@t5 $40 Franklin street.
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MISCELIANEUU5. "
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Old Dominion Iron anu Nail-Works
Company. tVu.
James River and kanawha Packet
Company ....'. 49,. 80
Virginia steamship and Packet Conf
pany.. ..................., '.'...
Il share sold At 37.)
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IS. !
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09
RAIL ADS. as,
READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday. Nov. 1lth, Is7s.

Trainsleave Harrisburg for New York, ,asfollows.
At5.e0 and e.lO 4. M, and 2 90, p NJ, connecting
arriving At New York at 1855 $50, and s:ls Is p.
m, respectively. 10 fIf--
and Seqspng p I IfSyS Ssg KoTf S
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville, Tama.
qua, Minersyille, Ashlands Shamokin, Allentown
and Philadelphia at $50 and $40 a. M, 200 and
4;05 ?. M, stopping at Lebanon and principal way
sdeph ana S ComSa oy op TF Ppa n
ville Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, via Schuyl-
XIII and Susquehanna Railroad leave Harrisburg
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Read.
Ing for Allentown Easton and New York att 80
SRd New lSS and 100 a. and dRfstgsG5nng leave
Allentown at 720 a: M, i225, 21Q, 435 and S55p.m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.sO
Penn'a. Railroad returning leaves Pottsville at
4gS Pm ?; nj p Stepping p a AZ AZ u stations; e ,o
230 pm, Herndon at 1910 am, Shamokin at GOO
m, Mahanoy City at 7,6s m and i25l m, ia.
deip6ia. New York Reading, Harrisburg, % &c. ''"'
:. Leave Pottsylle via Schuyllilland Susquehanna
Kailroad , at s;O5 m Tor Harrisburg and l2O5p
.Pottsville Accommodation Train leaves Potts
ylle at g. sO M 4 Ee9Sng at aS ar
at 7i5p m arriving at Pottsyiile al 90Op m.
town at Sl5 m, returning, leaves @ hS PHILADELPHIA %
(Ninth and Green,) at 4.30 p m. n
Columbia Railroad Trains leaye Reading at TAO
a m, and ;l5 p m; for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster,
Columbia, &c. returning leave Lancaster at $40
IN, and 81 m, and Columbia at 8.l5 q m, and
800 m.
Perkiomen Railroad trains leave Perkomen
Junction at 905 a m, 225, 2.55 and 6 90 D m; re-
turning, leave Pennsburg at 600 and 7.25 a. M,
and sh R l2 lS and ai5 B. M connecting with trains on
Pickering Valley Railroad trains leave Phoenix.
vile at 9.O5 a m, 305 and $3.50 p m; returning,
Meeting with trains on Reading Railroad.
Colebrookdae Railroad trains leave Pottstown
at s:4O m and Los, and 6:2O m, returning
leave Mount Pleasant at $3.50, and 11:25 a m,
and Scoop m, connecting with trains on Reading
Railroad.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave Bridgeport
at $3.50 m, 2:32 and 5:33 p m, returning, leave
Downingtown at $40 m, 40 and $40 p m, con-
On Sundays: leave New York at 8 80 M, Phil
delphia 8:00a IN and is m, leave P0ttsvllle at
$40 m, and 2;35 p. M, leave Harrisburg at $3.50
u. m, and 2. 90 p. m, leave Allentown at 865 PM,
leave Reading at Ais $40 a. m, and lO.l5 p, M,
for, Harrisburg, at 1880 m. for New York,
and at $40 a. M, and 410 m, for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and Ex-
cursion Tickets, to and from all points, at re-
duced rates.
Baggage checked through; 100 pounds allowed
each Passenger.
j. Z. WOOTTEN,
General Superintendent
Reading, Pa, November 10. 1873.