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BOOKS, STATIONERY. De.
NEW BOOKS.
~ BY POPULAR AUTHORS. rg.a
FOR SALE AT
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO.'S. $50

HON. W. ii. SEwAED's TRAVELS AROUND TIE
WORLD. Illustrated. S5.
fAnM BALLADS. illustrated 90.
STASLEY'S How ForSD LIyIGHSToSE. IS. pm
81 so. F.
ARSoLD's TURNING POINTS or LIFE. SITS
HGDsoS's HISTORY OF JOURNALISM 81.
KENNETH NY KING BIZ Miss Brock. Sl,5.
IfNDALLS LECTURES IN AMERICA. 81.
MCLEOD'S CHARACTER SKETCHES. S.75.
PLAY AND PROFIT IN MY CAMDEN. BY Roe. $3.50.
LEIGH HUNTS WISHfSG-CAP PAPERS. $3.50.
MRS. STOEDE'S PALMETTO LEAVES. -.
BITs OF TALK ABOUT HOME MATTERS 81.
MEMOIRS or A MOTHER. With portraits. By au-
thor Tom Browns School-Days. $3.50.
MIDDLEMARCH. $3.50 and $3.50.
kESELM CuuLISGLY. BY Bulwer. Sl.I5 and 75c.
THE COMING: RACE. Ey 3ulwpr. SOC.
Old kESHSGToS. Hy Miss Thackeray. -.
Observation-Disclosures AND KISSES. BY F.rjcou.
35c.
PHILIP EAgSscIIFrE- BY Mrs. Edwards. FL.
Orders promptly executed, and upon receipt of
advertised price we win send any Of the above by
mail. postpaid. my ll-.t
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TtRHIu,h AccIrt$r ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF rArki>'IIoUSE E>olNE.- Chicago Spc-
c,al t. the Nrw York WORTH. Sth - Shortly
after J'o'rlock yesterday afternoons trench
ioIlS explosion occurred ut The packing
hnu>r Of Sho"nrnlan X Co., at the corner Of
Archer Venue aud salt street. In the rear
"r the nam building WAS 4 frame house, i'll
which were thc four rendering tanks, each
rlI!lir 81 holdiue 1900 pounds of grease,
and made of hoicr-ron. Three OF them
were tull when the explosion took place
the iron was torn to shrcds. the engine.holl>c
WAS blown 20 fragments, and the most lntp!-
cradle stencil Immediately filled the air. rem
,rfin. II impossible At once To 20 to the scenc
Of fln. disaster. \ little WAY from the tanks
WIS cultlc-prn. but the beasts aIl escaped
except one steer which jumped into pit OF
boiling water and was >rlldcd 10 death. For
IL block around the streets were covered
with Fragments of the building; the floor
topplcd over and lay against fence. and II
j. il wonder that but four men were Killed.
tor about >iXty were employed about the
house. The police formed Gordon abou.
The spot, and ut once the work of reSclIlDg
the wounded and recovering the dead was
BEGUN. John Fink. The engineer. was first
hi-h which had fallen upon him. When
PULLED cut he WIS yet alive. but died i'll
\ few mn;.r>. His head was battered and
bruised and his trunk drcadfuliy scaded.
l[c had h,rn<,t work in the establishment
oniy two weeks. and j. said to have warned
employers that the tanks were not sale. The
dead body OF an old man named Frederick
Miller wa, thcn discovered by his own son,
a lad of eighteen Years. cn hearing the
noise Of the explosion he ran to save his
father. c!,mhcrcd over the broken wall at
tin, corner Of The cuginc.room, and at length.
after stepping over another dead body. found
his father. Martm >ultzcr, a-ed seventeen
YEAR. was found quite dead near the door OF
the cn~inc-ropm. where lie had been Killed
by blow on the head. His body was bor-
riIy mingled. Goticb kllmlnhecker, boy
twelve year. old. blown completely over the
buldin@. wa, picked up alive. but dled IN
4 short time. John Rechnmnn, Matthe"
.Fuyn. and William SchuSc were more OF
less injured, but not seriously.
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Il,urrr< sydney. Nav :. 1873.

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.r i,,.,r,. n,.I..,,,r itufu,,ln and A,kiu
.n IS, <,,,l. ,arn,,ua. Env. N.,.r. E,,il-
..rI..,, WARM IN White. and Elder, +. NJ,
,ru,trnu.r \ G.. NrllvHiuc and +. n
Watkins. Of Iir.-ini3. The sessions OF tn
Tu4ri continued tin Wctnr> ,aN night and
t.e.dI important business WAS transacted.
l,,,u., the matters a. puhlir interest il j.
.f,.r,,.,I thlt the Board made. il,. usual
...,.s,u ,,,r tlr ,.,uy,ri.urr and i,,,rr.,
H.. Student, If lI,r pr\i,nIIr,,rl,..Nrar,
49,. ,.nIin-s,. Wa. viii hereafter roln,ururr
IS. ...H H,s}.u..i,it,,u tu,u<t. and enc!
-.. -,roqd "Wednesday IN .iiu1l of each
...
n..u- tn" ,rt>t wear siNtv-two students
u.. lu attendance. representing twelve
-. 49,. amt t1ntt.i-- ;hir;V->iy being alumni
ST.. 4 .,4rn-tpu ami lee University. and If
|,.,. ...,., aud ;iuut.t,n sydney cn!!c-c>.
f..s rr;u friend ut the institution Henry
i-I..ul \rw York, AGAIN during
,.,.. ..il" ntdiriunal evidence ct his EN-.
~ 4aI lilnr,I rfrioti~rn. The readers
.. J-..,..L viii r,.urmhrr that he cave
..,l, mis- -,,,,i,,,uy in i>-l. la1l of
.r,r.u~ Jnuaf;nu consisted nr ~l1.1UU
rr.,,n.l,,p,,I> As ,hr>,, securities did
...; ..r.vI.r, liz. tull r"ycuIc< cXptctcd hv
". l.ur- H.. rlurI - 600 nf Glover Hill
{. ..fr..I l.u,I> II tie ai>rn>:l Of the irrl-
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ELECTI>G JUICES IN lLIINoIS.-~A rcmarka
bic phase OF the farmers movement in the
West. and one that i not likely to do it much
credit, oCrur> in Illinois. Jud re Lawrence.
OF the supreme Court, havin. given Il dec
>ioc against the con>iitutionaIity OF the new
law limiting the freight charges on the rail
road. III" farmers party in hi- district turned
on hlm aud nominated for his place ccrtaih
Mr. Craig on the platform Of their convcn-
tI"n. iiIc election is to take place soon, and
thus we have the extraordinary spectacle of
candidate running for a judicial office
pledged TO Il certain class of decisions in case
he is elected to the bench. which it is quite
probable he will be. The undertaking of Il
party 10 rk,c' in the highest court of ILL.,
uo- Il nudge who is bound to them TO decide
H. they wish on Il legal question is, az the
Chicago It1hnn" styles il, "a damlr,bc doe
tinr, and ought IL he rejected by III over
Whc!mlm4 majority of the people.
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WUirE SLAVERY rs MASSACHUSETTS. There
are very many more >malt children employed
in "ur manufacturing establishments, says
the Lawrence Mass american, than on"
not acquainted with the facts would suppose.
\ .,n,lclnaI WAS passing across the common
4 few evenings >in,r shout hali-lm>t III
n'rIu, X. and meeting little girl scarcely ten
yral> ut age. dinnrr-i'a! in irnd. he acco>lcd
her. a!f! asked her il it was not late for such
4 little -irl 10 I.c ul:i WhClcupon she lc-
Piled. .'Dh. n". iii: this is the time |
generally 20 home. for | work every other
week til l0o'cIock." The gentleman became
Interested. and asked what time she began
work. auh learned that her DAHL labors began
at hllt.paSt in the morning. and the little
tin-jni' contained her TODD Tor The day. He
also listened to the old story of father
in',Inirrincr, ii Il lard-W"rkIn" mother, and
OF otter children at work in the mills.
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7 POWERS t. son.
~. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Who'll ESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS.
lj3O EAST MAIN STREET.
have the following goods on hand anu Tor sale OH
reasonable terms:
ZOO barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands;
$50 barrels SUPER fLOUR. choice brands:
$50 barrels Cook i Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
Is hogShea,ls No. SiiOELDER BACON,
Is hoeshc.ds CLEAR RlB-SlDkS. ,.,.,
81 tierces SI'ti iR-"fHfD CANlASSED HAMS.
400 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED poTA-
LEO lr,rrcls eli ice JACKSON WHITE SEED Po-
TAIOtS. ~ .,, .r,,r...
choice stock: ,,. ,,,.e,
50 barrels extra early GOODRICH POTATOES,
for seed:
800 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
100 barrels NORTHERN APPLES,
200 bags choice PEANITS;
rs tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
$50 boxes BRUCE'> SOAP,
100 bags b r. PEAS,
ono bushels WHITE CORN,
50 boxes best London LAYER RAlSlNS. mn 10
rTuE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND.
8. $ CARTER.
Successor of the late Of Carter Ciirsilafi
In, OPENED AT the well-known stand 80 MAIN
STREET with large stock Ut tAMii1 hht =, e Z,
RIES entirely new and fresh. All KINDS hl a NJ
and IA MIL. Y GROCERIES will bc constantly Kept
on hand. ,., -
A call from the public is respectfully requested, Us
the reputation of the house viii b. fully SUSTAINED
hr tive nr,.un,nt mil
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WILLIAM DAFFRON,

w 1I3> MAIN STREET,
offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
picturcs-largest stock south Of Washington
Chrurncs and uil-l'anting>, any that arc In the
market: Picture Frames made at leili-hours notice
Photograph Framc=--largc stock always on hand
Mpuldiucs, all sortS-s0.00o feet oil land: Looking
Glass Plates and Lookingtilass Frmc<-a large
stock; large Family Bibles. extra large size and
finish. most approved editions; Clocks from the
hest manufacturers in the United States, suitable
for parlors offices. and stores. Carpcs-I'iusscs,
extra s,Ipcrfinc. Supcrfinc, medium. and other
descriptions of carpctinl2. Rugs-Br's>cls, vel ci,
and tapestry. oi-c"tlr. MHttinES-Checked ana
,,,,u hest description. Walnut Extension Tables,
and o,her ARTICLES All of which will sell for cash,
mr. by uayncuts of weekly or monthly insalmcnts.
=, o,,,dap WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, the late RE
T. SIDENCE of Captain Charles II. Dimmock
date City Engineerl, No Q we Grace street, be-
tween Foil,lic AMI Adams Directs containing eight
rc,ns. kitchen with four ooTaS. with aIl Irodtri
improvements. The lot fronts % by 10 feet to an
alley u feet wide. Apply 10
COULL1SG5 6 PFSDLETDS.
nv Civ 1901, corner Tee nh and Bank streets.
I ANDS-I have for iSalc large number
1 of iir=t-clas, ESTATp :. with splendid Inn
provrmcurS. and large aud small FARMS In almost
every section of the state Many of the large as
iarS are. ,cSir.hly situated Oh James river, and
n.aIly of the laIms lie nca = the city.
GDJRGE VI. DREWRY.
AZ lG-Im 1911 Main street
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTU-
MAC RAILROAD.
VI DAY MAIL leaves H?rd-strcst station
UP NIGHT NAH. leaves Byr1-Strc. station f:to
L. VI. except on SinIlvsl
Up ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-StrC.t
station q L. VI. except Oh Sunf!Iys.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byri.Strtct STA
ton al n. NJ.
DOWE NIGHT MAIL arrives n Byltl-Strcct sta
ton 4:iU 4. NJ. tcxrtpt On Mnmlays.l
DOWN ACCOMMODATES TRAIN arriNrn ut
Broad Street station 1897 4. NJ. except on S''lt-
,Etys.)
FREIGHT TRAiNShayc Eroad-Strct station "n
Mondays. Wednesdays. AMI Fridays al g:i5 4. NJ.
connecting at Quantico with The Alexandria and
Fredericksburg r.iiway. returning. arrircat lsrond-
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and satnI-
days at 40 H. VI.
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. Is. GENTRY,
fr1s General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE.-I hereby give notice that offer
my entire REA l. ESTATE FOR SALE PRI-
NATELY. 1t consi SITS OF my HOMESTEAD and
several other desirable buildings for comfortable
homes, with modern .sonvcuences.
Also, some vacant hDuSe-ots and twelve with
small houses on them located and adapted more
especially for colnrcd purchasers.
Those who desire any OF the above are respect
fully invited to cal upon me at my home, No. 3i2
Twcnty-rvcntli street,
my s-lw* SAMUEL II. JONES.
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-FIFri
III DOLLARS REWARU.--li having been re
uOrte.l 10 the Directors nf Hollywood Cemetery
Ton, oany the occurrence Of frequent pliftrngs OF
lowers and shrubbery planted upon the graves,
,ey h I'VE authorized me to pay FIFTY IloLLAks
REWARD for the detection ami conviction OF any
nersnn so tres,assing.
-. o,,wsw Treasurer.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

y- 81
w ARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w W., have been further Improved, and " Ill
open on the lST OF JUNE. Pamphlets to be had Of
Purcell, Iadd ( Co.. Richmond, or OF the propric-
tors. Terms ~ per day; $50 per week; SEQ per
mcnth of twcnty-tiglt days . 80
EUBASk, REYNOLDS Il 90,
Proprietors.
d. A. LaSGlIOKSE, II. D., of Lynchburg. Resi-
dent Physician. my 9-"n
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co,t
RICHMOND. December -, 1872.
DICIIMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IL RuAD.-On andafrcr SUNDAY, December y,
1872:
Train No. 2 tlIrGugn passenger leaves Richmond
daily tcxrcpi SundaySl at $40 a. NJ: leaves Dan
yills at l2;5 +. NJ; arrives Mt Greensboro at $50
Train No. 8 uynch.urg pas cnrrrj leaves Rich
nnnd daily al SIS 4. ~; arrives ut LyichbIrS 1T
Train No. 10 (tllrlgh mail aud cxprrssl leaves
Richmond daily ~ 80 T.. NJ; leaves Danvllc tally
ut i.:'5 f. d.; arrives at Greensboro daily at 1870
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and express, Ieayes
Greensboro daily alto A. NJ. leaves DanrIllc daily
i. ii. NJ a. o. '''''' ~ ''''''''''' '''' ~ '
Train No. Through paszcnger) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sunays) Al 1870 a. NJ. leaves
Danvi!e at IS. p. NJ; arrives ut Richmond at $50
Train No. Q Lyncbburs passcprcr) leaves Lynch
burg daily at 4. NJ. leaves Burae"ille 1t 1856 L.
NJ arrives at Richmond AT a:i5 +. VI.
Trains Nos. aud 10 connect at hrcfiIsnro' With
trains The North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. 10 connects st Greensboro with train
for Ra!righ arriving ti,.r. at so6 A. NJ passcnsrs
leaving Raleigh ri rs T.. NJ connect ut Greensboro
with tram No. l for Richmond.
rraiu No. 9 connects at Burkcviile with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor all
pplrtS southwest and south.
Lyuchh,ira Accommodation Train leaves Rich
nund at ass i. Al. daily Except sundays arriving
mt Lypchlur3 I'm time Ia c"nirrt Win The Morning
Passenger tain nn the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passenger, cuiuIng east leave LSnchburg after tho
arrival of the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio pas
o,.lger tr.u from Bristol. and arrive at Richmond
al ~, 5. ".
TUktti Gil TICKETS L. all FONTS south and
,or,irwc~t .an M procutrI Al the tick'; office In
glrhn,ori md 81 R. I. wALkER. Agent OF The
stltr,ir. Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No 1873
Nain street. ltirnlucud
PaInrs ti.nf have arrangements To adyerti.e the
s,c1ule vi til, company viii phase print rs above.
JOHN Z. MACNCRDb,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
T.. N. X. TALCoIT, Engineer aud superintrnd-
,ut ia22
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CHOICE TEAS.
~ chests very superior GREEN TEA,
chests very iiuc DnLbNG TEA.
". e.. DANDRllniE Il CO.,
NH 20 ~27 Broad street,
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
DICuMOND AND LYNCHBURG

CHESAPEAKE AID ONO RAILROAD.
Train leaving Richmond 10 r. 81. arrives In
Lynchhurg I:2o y. NJ.
Train leaving LJHciDarg a. ~ arrives at Ricil-
mont lois a. VI.
Fare reciaccd A. n. PERRY.
nv T-st General Superintendent.
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DOR SALE PRIV ATELY, a beautiful
Il LOT Oh the west side of Second between Mar.
shall and Clay streets. iffNI3e feet with "A small
framed cottage. cuIvcrt onnections. &c. Term!
very accommodating: one fourth cash: balance !!
. aud years, with SIX per :rmt. interest. Apply tc
y. J.. ArPERSON,
1T RnnlE ck Ito AnnI and A iirfi
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4 I PRIVATE SALE.-At the request of
"a the owner, who dcsir' 10 remove to Rich
about three miles west of .hc ely of Richmond.
fronting nI The Deep Run turnpike and Staple7's
Mill road. containing TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. In
fine state of Improvement.
The imnrovcmentsarea HO-STOkS DIV ELL
ING and all necessary ulbu3llings. with inanti-
full nuwcr-g.. rlcn well SGT with great variety OF
flowers. cvcrgreens. and sll! ubbcry, and well OF
good wafer in the yard.
This farm Is adm rably ada pied To raising vegeta-
hleS aud fhC dairy business, md Upon IL there Is
Young orchard Of about ih &c hundred trees of 4
variety If fruits and of the lost choice kinds For
terms, &C. apply to ISBELL & son.
Auclionccrs aud Real Estate Agents.
No. \ Eleventh street, bet Ecen Main and Bank
c-tw
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T'HOMAS BALMER Il CO.,
L. IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY ST Il EE ct,
offer complete assortment Of FANCY GRoCE
RIES and WINES, including
PPEK FREAS CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS,
LEA & PERKISS'S Wore EK>IIKE SAUCE
GoLMAS'S MUSTARD,
CONES tELATISE,
MArARONi.
MORTOS'S ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WISSIOW'S CORN.
RASS'S ALE. bottled ny Hilbert:
ALLSOP'S ALE, bottled nv HILBERT;
GuISSESS'S PORTER, huttichh by Hilbert:
GUINNESS PORTER, bottled 10y Burke;
HENSEsSY BRANDY,
lSASSI SHERRY.
lIASGER'S MoUNTA1S WiiISKEY,
BRASpERDrRG TABLEnIi.. ap3
pROCTER d GAAlBLE'S
L "LIGHT OF DAY" BRAND
STAR CANDLES
are of superior quality and the standard brand.
Sold Ivy
Richmond rroccr$.
j. Il. SCI NTEE & son.
NH 20 Cn,i3m Agents.
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VIRGINIA BACON.
~ SMALL VIRGINIA HAMS,
~ MlDDl1NiS,
Is OLD HAMS.
NM. g. DASDRIlHiE & CO.,
NH % so7 i,rpau street

CANNED FRUITS.
" so dozen two-nund TOMATOES.
Is dozen three pound TOMATOES.
25 dozen two aud three-ponnd PEACHES,
10 dozen two-pound CORN.
WM. g. 1AHDEliniF co.
NH 90 ~27 Bin1i street.
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. ui"u tH"0i".tral Seminary. Va.
adne,rl IN. Ht,hmoni Dispatch /

,rnNr<ggnE>F - -: INTERESTING
lNIMLt~L-.
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RICHMOND AND IuEk RIVER RAILROAD to.,i
EtCuNoSu, March -. 1879.
NOTICE.--On and after WEDNESDAY +,
~ April ri. the PASSENGER aud FREIGHT
TRAINS over this rOutc Will be run IA follows:
PASSENGER TEAM daily lSunhav excepted
between Richmond and West Point. leaving The de
pot at2 L. NJ.
Passengers Tor river landings and Baltimore viii
leave Richmond on WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
tRDtYS ut . O'Clock i. A., connecting with
Stramcr at West Point on same evening for Balt-
more &c.
Fare tn river landings. 50
Errr IN Isiliiur,rp 90
FREl,iUT TRAIN for THROUGH fEElGllr
leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Wednesdays, FRI
DAYS. and Saturdays. al { o'clock \. NJ.
LOIAI FRFiGTT lrtwccn Richmond aud
West Point carried both ways on Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS, leaving Richnond al ioclock a. VI
". y. BRACE. superintendent
J.L.TAYLoR, Frrish: and Ticket Agent, kich-
mou,L NH -
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG; RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE TRAINS On THIS ROAD RUN

RICHMOND, VA. {
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD RUN
i rs follows
The MAI. TRAINS leave Richmond ut \. ".
a..d 200 z. NJ, and leave Petersburg at lies \. NJ.
and s:ns 4. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
tai hcd. I,.,yr Eichuron'l NJ \. VI, and T. NJ. and
leave I'rtrrsuir. II s31 \. VI. and I:s0 l.. NJ.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS viii leave
Richmond aud Petersburg ato \. NJ. hrturntng,
leave Richmond and Petersburg al 430 L. NJ, Instead
Of 5o'cl0ck. rs heretofore.
The "A. N. TEAM will not leave Richmoil,, on
SUNDAYS, and the sn5 J.. ". NAH. TRAIN and $50
4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
ou SUNDAYS. .
i'aescngrrs for Norfolk will take the 2::o r. NJ I.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk VIII COLI
meet at Petersburg with the lt:25 a. NJ. TRAIN
Passengers from Glover llll will take tie $50 A
VI. TRAIN daily except Silndtys,. and returning
leave Richmond IL 2:20 i. NJ.
The MAIL. TRAINS VIII stop only at Chester AMI
Manchester.
Thc 81. NJ. TRAIN will connect nj Petersburg
with III" Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railfoa'i for
Lyuchburg daily. . - .... .
pTILMhN'S PALACE SLEEPiSG-CAR VIII
br uti;rhed tI the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
THOMAS II. WYSNE,
de Is President
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ICHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG; AND P0TpaAI)
RAILROAD COMPANY. bFFiI EDF
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND, February II, 1873. J
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GROCERIES. DC.
rHO ICE GROCERIES, SC.

NE w GROCERY STORE.-G.
~ TIL OMfsOS takes pleasure In announcing to
his friends and acquaintance. that he has opened at
No. 219 Main street, above Risou's drugstore, n
GROCERY STORE, at which may be found every
thing In that line Of business. call Is solicited.
my1-1nt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-04-25
Moving.

Among the miseries which, for various
reasons, we agree to treat rather with
ridicule than with sympathy, few are
more acute than those connected with q
change of house. It would be curious
inquiry why any evils which in them
selves are real and serious should be re-
garded as placing their victim beyond
the circle of common humanity. Sea-
sickness involves as much unhappiness
for the time AS the loss, say, of a first
cousin; if more transitory, it is more
acute for the moment, for few people
lose their appetite for day on the death
of . relation, and still less do they
contemplate suicide as desirable under
the circumstances. Yet one of these is
almost an invariable, and the other
very Common result of sea-sickness. We
sympatize, it would seem, only with
those forms of suffering which are sus-
ceptlble of poetic treatment; and in
other cases we feel-tO altar the ordl-
nary saying-that there is comic side
to the misfortunes of our best friends.
This excuse, whatever it's value, is not
quite sufficient to account for the callous
indifference with which we generally re-
GARD the victim of change of houses.
For surely there is something poetical
about the feelings of human being
torn from the building which has become
almost part of himself. He is not, we
assume, about to cross the ocean, or to
break off any habit of familiarity. He
is merely moving to distance of few
hundred yards, because some intrusive
railway has demolished his former
dwelling place or because an increase
of his family, or desire for better &C
cOmmodation, or the imperious wish OF
the ladies of his household, has compell-
ed him to shift his anchorage. However
slight the change may be, he is break
ing lnnumerable threads of association,
of whose force he was never before
sensible. For many of them, it is
probable that he is hopelessly unable to
account. He cannot tell how many
social meetings have hallowed particu-
lar rooms for him, and left behind an
odor perceptible to the imagination, If
not to the senses. He can only dimly
guess certain marked stages in his
domestic life have been connected in the
background of his consciousness with
particular rooms or pieces of furniture.
Hawthorne argues in the House of the
Seven Gables" that all this attachment
to old places is an old-world supersti-
ton; and that in the coming days We
shall be wiser, and change house with
the same facility as we now change