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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
BY w. Il. Polk Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street, post office square.

TRUSTEES SALE.--At the request OF
the beneficiary in n certain deed Of trust exc.
ruted by Elizabeth Rhinedollar on the 9th day OF
December, SG2, and duly recorded in the CLERK $
office of Heilrico County Court, VIII sell, on tue
PREMISES, on FRIDAY. February 18th. l S74. at
O'Clock =. NJ, to the highest bidder, that certain
parcel Of land, being part of lot No. 169 between
Buchanan and Federal streets ana Lo"nae' anu
Baldwin streets . -,
TERMS: Cash rs to so; the remainder at SIX
and twelve m onths for negotiable notes. secured by
" "SeN - JOHN S. RADY,
"a o-t,s Administrator for trustee, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALU Alb L E
- LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF CHEST Err
FIELD.-By virtue of decree Of the county
Court Of said county In the suit of William - n.
TnsIey u.s. w A. ood ct as, pronounced at the
June term, 1869 shall expose for sale at puniic
auction. on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH 1914 4,
In front Of tc court house of said county ~ +
LAND wing In said county, adjoining the lands OF
A. Hancock. Hiram Hancock and others; eTs q
ONE-FIFrH INTEREST In FIN HOS D .na,sf,,
the aforesaid decrcc) OF LAND lying on the BROAD
Eock road and Manchester and Failing Creek turn-
pike. c1r TT oIYpN0Y.
T. nEn'i@' o Sheriff.
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BY W. GoGdin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE. AT THE REAL
i ESTATE EXCHANGE, OF EXCELLENT
FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND Ten AND
NTNE-TENTHS ACRES, IN HEhRICO COUS-
TY, FIX MILES WEST OF RICHMOND. on
THE OLD THREE-CHOPPtD RoAD.-As trus-
tee In a certain decd Of trust from Dir. Alexander
Grant, Jr., surviving trustee Of Mrs julia A.
Green, benrirg date 10Th June, 1865, duly re-
corded In Henrico County court, shsll, In eIeca-
ton thereof. proceed 10 sell ut public auction, at
the Richmond Real Estate Exchange, on CES-
DAY the 17th of February, 1874. ut II O'Clock
NJ, that valuable TRACT OF LAND. located a.
above tbeing part Of that on which the Lte
Thomas S. Dcken resded), containing By reccnt
survey ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND NINE
TEhTHS ACRES, OF which about sixty acres arr
opcn laid. In good state Of cultivation: the bal
ance In valuable wood and timter-a protected by
Il new plank fence.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash sale. |
am authorized by the creditor 70 SAY that 10y 'G
payment of $500 IN cash credit q; one, two, and
three years will be given on the residue. hearte
six per cent. interest Eaf-yeariy, securet 9yat!n
deed. W. hpJDlN'
57,1OStds Trustee.
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by Hill & GOddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 11CS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE, AT TIE REAL
i ESTATE EXCHANGE. OF a FRAME
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF TH!R.
TIETH STREET BETWEEN AND OBJ yIr.
tue of deed OF trust from Robert Jones 10 me-
dated 9th July. 1872, and recorded in the Chan
Gerry Court clerks office Of Richmond city. shall
sell on MONDAY, 18th instant, 4. IL O'Clock NJ 4,
ut the Real Estate Exchange. q FRAME DIV ELL
ING located as above, containing four rooms. Lo,
fronts 33 fevt. and runs back 1870 feet. We'll Of
water on the lot
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six and twelve
months, with SIX per cent interest.
JACKSON TGRPIN,
fe II TRUSTEE
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN Gin a.
Y DEN ROW." ON THE NORTH SIDE Iii
OF FRANKLIN BETWEEH FIRST AND 81
COND STREETS FOR SALE OK REN T.-Ihat
very valuable and admirably wel-located RESI-
DENCF, recently occupied by Judge Christian, Is
and megborhood Is equal to the best In Richmond.
hnniy 10 W. GODDiS or
j. r. GODDIN,
fe72.3t Bauk and Eleventh stress.
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ALBuMs-AUNTs, GScLEs. ANI COUSINS
From the Titusyille Press There is sort
0f delirieus JOY in looking over family
album, especially if il is very old album
with sprained back, which occasionally
and Unexpectedly drops through your lin.
gers, leaving couple of cousins in one
hand and three aunts in the other, and the
balance of the family under the chair. The
first picture is of IN old gentleman with an
expression Of wary cau.iousness in his face,
as IL he was engaged in lodging wild
bull, and was somewhat doubtful of the
result. Opposite him IS the grandmot her, a
patieDt-looking lady in black dress, with q
book in one hand and a pair of spectacles in
the other. There Is feeble but well-mean-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
BY Z. D. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent ald Aucfloneer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE OF NOT
Z SOLD PRIVATELY. at public auction, on the
premises. ut O'Clock =. NJ. on FRIDAY, tenril.
ary g lS71 two very fcsiI able LOTS situated In
the county of IIeprico near the western liue OF the
city OF Richmond, one ftorting so feet on Ashand
street and running back between parallel lines 10y
In the plan of Hopedae; the other fronting 81 rect
On Gilbert street, and running back 15O feet 10 Il
twcnty-foot alley, being Lot No. ~, In the same
plan. J., aud
Terms: Onethird cash: residue In four ana
eight months, six per cent. Interest added secured
by deed of trust, Or title withheld.
In e e. ID. EACHO, huctioneer.
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.T1yTToN sAEEs-rhis Day.
By Cook & basshton, Aucaoneees'
.c-rer aoverrcr and Eyankhn stree!s.

SPECIAL AND PEREMpToRYIo SALE L1E
y, OF A LARGE AND yA LIZ m GeSLD AND
SILVER WATCHEs, GOLD EHAsllsSSS, E nIfT.
GOLD JEWELRY. OPERA-aLAsSssEo S WE'D.
EEEspAY. February / th, at 10 A. H., ana oai's
until all Is sold.
CONTINUATION
The coIe of the above large and valuable stoex
goods Will he continued THIS DAY at " c,o'A
COOK q LAUGHT0N, Auciioneea
fe12 corner Governor and traoknn o.
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T OST, between the corner of Third and
~ franklin and the corner CT Main and Adams
streets no. 101), about Q O'Clock Iuesday niIht,
February 10Th. Il La DIES Brown FUK GAZE
A suitable rev ,rd will be raid for Its return 10 THIS
office. or TO No. 10l, corner of Main and AGalns
Sfrr,,s fe 1l-2tH
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rssss;Gs AND MEDICINES.

CIMMON'S UEPATIC COMPOUND,
y OR L1vER-CURF:-We have arranged q. with WIN
IjEps;rIC COMPOUND, which is giving such uni
yersal satisfaction wherever Introduced. All de-
engagements Of the liver, skin, aud bowels are re,
lieyed by this article us If by magic. Address oil
orders TO our wholesale agents. Messrs. WOOD &
Sons, who will supply the trade ut our regular
rates. +. IL. hlNG u ooSo, IIoptit't',
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12

INSTRUCTIVE ADJUSTMENTS IN COUNTRY
TowSs.-7o the Editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial: I know of no better plan to
furnish cheap, simple, and rational amuse-
ment to the whole people than that adopted
in large town i'll which have very many
pheasant acquaintance: The plan was
simply this: Instead of the usual course Of
lectures, money enough was raised by sub
scription to open the town hall two nights
each week, Then a list Of the leading men
and women in the town was prepared, and
successfully each was invited to read a
paper, which was to be about half au hour
long. The person usually selected his
own subject. After tue reading. any per.
son present could ask any question for
information, if it was pertinent to the
subject. This question the reader
was expected to answer. The experiment
| proved complete success. Before the eve
| ming reading commenced the chairman read
| the notice for the next meeting, stating who
was to read, and what subject the paper
would treat upon. The announcement, for
instance, that the leading banker would read
paper upon Labor Reform" was sure TO
attract great attention. Who amongst all th 2
audience ever supposed that the richest man
| in town had ever troubled his head about
crowded audience, aud before all the ques-
! lions had been answered it is quite probable
| that the banker had more ideas OIL the sub.
ject than when he commenced.
| These meetings were continued quite three
months with unlagging interest. 1t can at
once be seen that they are much superior to
the old fashioned debating yceum in inter.
| est, and serve to call out the mature thought
Of the best minds in the community, the rea
point on which tue success of the meetings
hinges being the sharp questions asked
which require tue best powers Of mind to
frame ready and convincing answers from
the lecturer. The plan is equally well adapted
to the large town, or the rural community
| where the only place OF meeting is the dis
| trict school.housc. ger,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
BY Hill l. Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Aucaopee,v
No. 110S Main street

A VERY EXCELLENT DWELLING
"a WITH FIFTY-TWO AND HALF ETvL,
PINE AND LAUHkLsTREETS. FOYstnnEE E ~
AUCTION.--On MONDAY the 10Th ins,,nn, ~
IL O'Clock NJ. at the Real Estate Excbannal az
52h feet on Main street. fronting Monroe 3, M
running back 100 feet to an alley 90 feet i a,p
The improvements consist OLA BRICK DWFrt@'
ING, In excellent condition. Containing s
rooms; kitchen with two rooms. and .:abis, exSn
lent well OF water and various binds OF frniS. VI
the lot. The width oHthc lot permits AIN aiii,"a
building OF "a feet front On the side Ietrs, PM
street. 'ie
TERMS: One-thlrd cash; lalance 1t sly 49,,
twelve months with six per cent Interest '''3
ie ~ HILL & GODDIN snctnn.A.
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LOST. STRAYED, DE.

IV1AKEN UP ON MY PREMISES, CEsss-
on and about the first OF September. !LsE.
1873 one RED HEIFFER with short horns. The
owner will please come aud prove properly and
tale the nnlia away. or will sell him for charges
in ten DAYS. RICHARD JOHNSTON, sidney.
ii. 0-aOG3t*
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:. -.@..,s,.e aALw-Future Days.
By N. 81. Lee, Auct'oneer'
No. 1OfxMain street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALS VI
u ALE HOUSE AID ! ID Lot 6g vAEssR1B nHSANsp
L9Tss ATy. IHFEr sTsEETsl pqrps s5moS nd
two oecrees o. t or Wi.kinson and wife ps: Weno,
and and 9hs o'e9 On sas
q October, dI as special commissioners,
wi sci siesa the ne
aeoss p H. All k .na Tensy &
the iuterseesy,t x of Richmond, formerly occnpied
s ST. aenr ~ now in the occupancy Oh
THIS Ss propery will be sold IN lots sae and
plat when VIII o coon Mt te office OF the auctioneea
has the been pa msSs wae Of he
tne NH possession on the Sd cay o. Get nos.
The p5ssssrsn of the esompyns With the
terms Of sale. e, , i. balance upon crcdlts
giving notes with interest a doea v to be retained
nents aud the TILE to The h, oI prSpei paid
TIL the whole purchase u 81 a. ATkINSON.JR.,
A. Il. COURTNEY,
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TT7cU CONsTABLE'S SALE.-By Vir.
Court s NC vii 81 At public a1e,01 s ~ Ia at
DAY MOB ~ S,S res,,anrant of Saunders & Yeager
O'Clock al on 5n Cary st, eet between thirteenth and
4Wirana streets to satisfy distress warrant In my
hands I'm favor Of James Murphy rs. saunders d
1ens Sn'1 BAR-COUNTER,
ALE PUMP and FIXTURES,
WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS,
tnROMOS, PICTURES. MIRRORS,
TABLES. CHAIRS, OILCLOTH,
STOVE, DESK, &C..
TERMS: Cash.
A. B. DUESBERRY, Fl. c. G. r.;
fa OIL Of JACOB COIN. Receiver.
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As TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST
N executed on the goth day Of January, S73.
Inv James William Breckenridge and Jessie Mabel,
his wife Of record In the clerks office OF Prince
Edward County Court, to secure to Thomas Dun.
nil the nay ment of certain debt of 1920. with
Interest. Shall, on THURSDAY the Goth day OF
this month expose to sale the highest bidder, at
public auction, on the plantation, Prince dward
county two miles from Hampton Sidney. College,,
known MS - HARDTIMES,' the following persoaa
propcriy-vz.,a large and handsome loI OF
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HORSES,
MULES,
COWS,
OXEN,
SHEEP.
WAGONS,
CARTS,
HARNESS, &c.
WILLIAM 3. MATTHEWS,
ia e+dc Trustee.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

FOR NEW YORK The SSETn
L steamship OLD DOMINION, Cap -
rain WhIKER will sail FRIDAY. February l 3th, al
IL O'Clock p NJ. Freight received until 12h O'Clock
p. NJ. ~ , e.x
warded with dispatch to all points north, sontI,
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports.
i'' GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
fn1o-2t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON CALHOUN BETWEEN AL
LEN AND HICKORY STREETS. AT AUCTION.
At the request of the beneiicaries In certain deed
of trust executed to me by Martha Hamilton and
Charles Burse on the 10Th OF JANUARY, 1874, ana
Court of Richmond. shall sell at public auction:
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th day OF
yeyed by said deed, consisting of LOT or PAX
Gel OF GROUND, fronting 80 feet on Calhoun
street between Allen and Hickory streets, ana run
of Il. P. Vanderval, together with the FRAME
TENEMENT thereon.
TERMS: At sale. c,,,- ,,
LYME 6 BROTHER, AuctlOneers.
fe 9-1O. ~, 10. IA
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AUCTION sALEs-ru1u,s ~.
Real Estate Anestoreers and Lser,..
No. 110S Mafn street.

DRErTY BUILDING LOT ON tn.
Il NORTH tIDE CrttCARY sTRFrrl hE
TWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY F1e BIZ
AT Auction AT THE gEEAL SsALE
CHANGE, CORNER MAIN AND EE1ss *.
sTREkTs.-On TUESDAY, February 17,bL :, u
O'Clock H. at the HeaI Estate Exchange. We ~ q, ~
and adjoining ON the east the residence M Ted
Jenkins EGG. The lot fronts 40 feet On Carv iarn
with depth Of $50 feet to All alley, and y erect
square from the City railway; In = neisbborrssIa
purchaser this expense. ""''nH the
TERMS: Ons-th.rd cash; balance at civ
twelve months ut six per ceat. interest secrsS 1hd
fe12 HOS Main So,
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DILL A ID h IL L tt la, XIII ETE
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ..Ezsssssazsa
SHIP LfNE.-FOR PHILADELfHlAI IVY 81
WEEK-Cntl further notice the steamers OF thl'
line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAl
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY at II O'Clock 81.
Freight taken for all parts of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. and Delaware for Providence and Boston.
Also. for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red Star ana
American steamship lines, and bills OF ladnE SIGNED
through Insurance effected for all parties VINO &c
!, ire IL at low raIrS.
stateroom, S. W. T. POTTER, ASeHtl
No. GAPS DOCK street, Richmond,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
Fa No Soutn WharynS, philaQeplla.
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WINES. aIou0Rs. TOBACCO, &c

--I-~---~-r~S>~~-~S~~
DORTER, STOUT, AND ALE,
RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND.
BURKE'S and GUINNESS STOUT.
MCCULLhGll'S and BASES INDIA and lAiPE-
RIAL ALE,
YOiiNGEn'S EDINBURGH PALE ALE.
CASTRELL CULHnASE'S DUBLIN GINGER
f. IL D D.; & MORRIS, importers.
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comes from. IDere Is no Sucn pTCl0nSatlOO
of the fbres from the muscles all over the
body to the brain. Two facts, think, show
1t. One consists in showing that the number OF
fibres by which the brain communicates with
the body is SO extremely small compared
with the number of movements we can per.
form in the same way the variety of sensa.
lions implies an immense number of them,
and there is no possibility Of such number
of them existing in the upper part Of the
spinal cord; smother argument is that there
are many cases on record by which the bond
of union between the spinal cord and the
rest Of the body was In great measure de-
stroyed-o pe-tenth of it existing in some
cases-and still the movements were per-
formed more or less completely, and the sen.
pations were transmitted to the sensorum
almost as perfectly as in health so that a
very few flores uniting the brain with the
spinal cord are sufficient for communication
between the brain and the body.
A startling fact was discovered in Paris a
long time ago, that one part OF the left side
OF The brain seems TO be the seat of the
faculty of expressing ideas byspeech. Ibe-
lieye it does not belong TO that part. IWould
not say that person who Is educated to
employ indiferently both sides of the body
would thereby develop both sides OF the
brain as regards the mental power, but that
Is very likely to be the case. The faculty of
sight seems to have better proof ola sect in
the bfaini,lan the faculty OF speech. There
are iwO organs In connection with the optic
nerve. The greatest variety of effect may be-
produced by irritation OF any one part
Of the optic bands, as they are calico, ]
and there Is no conclusion 10 be drawn fronil
those facts than this: that an irritation ex!.
listing in one half of the brain ut the place
where one Of tbe optic nerves penetrated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-26
THE GAZETTE.
Glue as a Healing Remedy.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBR'Y. &c.

To the editor ofthe Scientific American:
For the last twelve or fourteen years pave
been employed in shop where there are over
three hundred men at work; aud, as Is the case
10 all shops of this kind, hardly DAY passes
but one or more of us cut or brulse our hmos
At first there were but few that found .heir
way to my department to have their WOUNDS
honnd M: but after while, it became general
" known that rag glued on flesh wound
was not only speedy curative. but a formidable
protection against further injury. was sooD
obliged to keep supply of rags on hand, to be
ready for any emergency. | will here cite one
among many ofthe cases cured with glue A
man was running a. boring machine, with an
inch and quarter auger attached, by. some
meant, the sleeve of his shirt caught IN the
auger, bringing his wrist 10 contact with the
bit, tearing the flesh among the muscles IN a
friehtful manner. He was conducted to my
department (tbe pattern shop and | washed
the wound in warm water, and glued around II
cloth, which, when dry, shrunk into round
ed shape, holding the wound tight and hrm.
Once or twice a week, for three or four weeks,
| dressed the wound afresh, and it was well.
The man never lost an hours time IN conse-
ouence The truth of this statement hundreds
can testify to. use, Of course the best quality
Of glue. >. A. FIELD.
RACINE, Wis.
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APen Portrait Of Disraeli.

This great Conservative leader is anything
but the type of an Engishman. He is tall
and rather broad shouldered man-though 9th
erwise not of stout build-with slight stoop,
of very sphiux-like head, which is surround
ed by dark and elf-like locks; sallow comp pick
ion and dreamy expression: long and shaw
en- upper lip, closely shaven whiskers, and an
imperial. His walk is more like that of dane
ing master than of genuine John Bull his
toes evidently doing much more work than his
heels. A hearty, joyous laugh from him would
seem to be impossible; but there Is frequently
very sardonic smile upon the face Of this mas
ter of irony. Whatever may be his religious
views-and they appear by some Of bis novels
to be singular mixture of Christianity aud
Judaism-he is the first of the Hebrew race
who has attained the proud position OF Pre-
mier of England, and he is equally proud, OF
the favored people from whom he traces a dis
tiuguished lineage. Although in his sixty
ninth year, Disraeli shows no signs OF senlllty,
and could wear out many much younger man
10 hours of oratorical effort, or 10 watching the
interests of the party he presides over, even
from the foremost opposition bench of the
House of Commons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-26
THE J. BUMGARDNER
OLD RYE W HISKE !

Is still made under the PERSONAL supervision of
Mr. j. Bumgardner, sr and of the same mate
rails and by the same process as it has been for
the last fifty years. 1t is guaranteed to be PER-
FEcTLY PURE-entirely free from any adultera-
ton whatever, when obtained direct from the
nroprietors. The public is cautioned against
spurious limitations and countertets. We are
the sole manufacturers and proprietors of the
"Bumgardner'' Whiskey that has gained such
a widespread reputation. Our Whiskey took
the FIRST PREMIUM for the best AND PUREsr
DIsTILlAr1oN'' at the only three Fairs az which
it was exhibited during the fall of 1875 viz:
Richmond Lynchburg and Staunton. SEND
YOUR ORDERS DIRECT.
ian 2T-1m Staunton, Virginia.
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RAILROADS..
JIIASH. CITY, VA. MIDLAND & GREAT
w SOUTHERN R. R.
- @XE Co.,; @ssE E q EiIss

a. Essss f II szEflE s3zk@7 GEf asAasS
On and after SUNDAY. January rs 1874,
ONE DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN will run
between WASHIN GTON and LYNCHBURG,
all raiL-making good connections between
New FORK and New Orleans. and with the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad to Richmond Staun-
ton and the Great West.
Leave Washington daily, from the corner Of
9Th and B streets, at 705 An, leave AleXanGria,
Duke and Henry street depot, al 1876 a. M, and
arrive at Lynchburg at $50 p. M, connecting
Southwark.
Leave Lynchburg at $40 a.. M, arrive a. AL
exandria ct 45 p. m, and at Washington st G:24
o. m, with close connections North and West.
Passengers between Richmond and Lynch
burg make unialing connections by day trains;
and Tor night line leave Richmond, on accommo-
dation train nj 440 p. m, and take mixed trim
at Gordonsvlle to arrive at Lynchburg At 200
a. m. From Lynchburg, leave at 500 IN, and
connect at Charlottesville with Chesapeake and
Ohio EXpr S. to the West, and to Richmond, ar
irving ut 43O a. III.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily excepting Sunday with main line train
at 1905 q. M, and Alexandria at 1855 y. N.
Leave Manassas junction ut 500 q. m
and arrive ut Strasburg at l245 p. M, making
close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
line TO Harrsonburg and Staunton westward,
and to Winchester, Harper's Ferry, &c, east
ward.
Returning, leave Strasburg at Ito p. M, and
arrive at Manassas at AS p. m, connecting with
earliest trains to Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York.
Through tickets and baggage checked TO al
p''''''' ~' ~ j. NJ. BROADUs,
ian 24-tf General Ticket Agt.
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lN 8a M vi EEsz::sy - = s1s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT BEGINNING
NOVEMBER 10, 1873,
The mail train will leave Washington ut . u.
m and Alexandria At $40 n. III. daily, exc"rt
Sunday pass Lcrsburg going westwar. ut ll'2'
H. m, arrive ut Hamilton ut ll:45 n. IN. Leave
Hamilton at l245 p. IN, pass Leesburg gong
eastward 1T l:lO y. m, arrive ut Alexandra nj
3: - y. m, and Washington ut 300 p. NJ:
The accommodation train will leave Washing
Ton ut D. III. ard Alexandria at q: ~ p. m. daily
except Sunday, and arrive at Lcesburg at -
p. m. Leave Lcesburg u. a. IN and arrive y!
AlexaEdria ut SIS, and w ushington at $40 II m
re" Passengers from Washington Will take
the Washington and Obi" cas- ut the Baltim"rr
and Potomac Railroad station ut 9 n. m and ! f.
m and 20 through without change Of cars
The o. loa. N. train from Alexandra and i2.43
p. m train from Hamilton connect At llainIIt''
with kcmp's Daily Line 1T Coaches for Purcell.
Vile Snickersville, Berryville and Winchester;
..lso with Reamcr's Line of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aide and Mlddleburg.
Communication tickets, cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
r. II. HAVENER,
nov 12-tf General Ticket Agcn!