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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-24
By GrubhS 4 Williams,
by VTUUIIS u " ITIIIHS.
AuctioueerS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Banl


DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
ID ADAMS STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE-
NUE. AND MARSHALL STREkTS, AND a
aUCTION.-By request of the devisees Of the late
Mrs Mary Carroll we will sell by auction, on
THURSDAY, 3Oth July ut 5R O'Clock z. A., the
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated rs
above. Besides the store and basement there are
four rooms.
The property Is well located and arranged for a
profitable retail business and affords comfortable
accommodations for family.
After which (say ut 619 O'Clock 2. NJ we VIII sell
the valuable LOT on the south side of Broid street.
beginning 60 feet of Belvidere street, fronting
90 feet running hack 144 feet on It's east line, an
about so feet on its west line, being the line of
the Fredericksburg and Petersburg connection rail-
road. and now occupied by MIR. w. J. Mcdowell as
wood yard: for which and other similar business
IL has a peculiar value.
TERMS at sale.
iy2 Auctioneers
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THE TWO
i STORES NOS. 7O9 AND 713 CARY
STREET, BETWEEN sEy NH AND
EIGHTH STREETS. AT AUCTlOE.-We will
sell at auction. upon the premises OH MONDAY.
9th of July, at 8 o'clock r. NJ, the TWO BRICK
STORES on the south side of Cary street between
Seventh and Eighth streets, occupied by John Nc
Grath and james Beazey.
These houses are we'll constructed, and have, Ia
ad ition to the store and basement. five rooms each
above, arranged for family, and are In rapidly
improving business locality.
This sale Is positive. and should therefore be at
teDGed by those in want OF properly that VIII pay
very large percentage upon the price Tor "hich IL
will sell.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance ut 4, 8. ard
l2 months for notes, interest ADDED and secured by
trust deed. GRUbBS WILLIAMS,
Nv 23 Auciioneers.
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,-s--S~s.S.~sO-
IS 81 BY q. e. Appe-son y n
AnctioRccr and Resi- Estate Agsnts
No. 4 Oh id Maiu street.

fr,RJsTEES SALE OF &. WOO DBIEE.n
III ABOUT ONE AND 4 HALF NILES NOH ~
OF.THE CITY, AT AUG My ylftne, q liz z
b fi1e ssihscssber dated 10th October, s11 and
duly recorded ia enreo connty Court . sna
ing thereto requires ty the Ell I
O'clock p M. f faIri NOT, the next fafr day there
aftert tlae nice little farm located As anoye, COL
With The beautiful COTTAGE. containing five
rooms halls aud cloeess front and rear porches.
g.. k,trhpn wood aud coal houses, stables, &c i;
ali new. : w oodbIne Is on the Chesapense and ohio
ratIresd. and adoias the lands OF Messrs. Cooper
and Royal, and very near the Dill farm. a most
NTERMs Enough In cash to pay past ne interest
and expenses Of sale, say about as 10 ouO
residue. as may be announced Mt sale. Negotlable
notes for all credit wisl interest adaed
and secured by uust deed, Wall oe ~ @L,,,o
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE PORTA
i BILE TWENTY-TWO-HORS POWER tn.
BULAR BOILER AND ENGINE ,(NEARLY
NEW).-By virtue of q deed OF trust executed By
james II. Dickinson to the undersigned as trustees
on the 29th DAY of May, 1878, and duly. recorded
in Hanover county, Va. to secure 10 W. X. Polk
the payment OF three certain accepted drafts therein
mentioned, default having been made In the pay
menr of two of said drafts by said Dickinson, at
the request Of W. X. Polk. the holder thereof, we
shall proceed to sell ut public auction rhe prem
i,es, at the saw-mill Oh the farm of Henry Farmer
near Green Bay station. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
at 3 O'Clock NJ, the property above described
TERMS: Cash rs to the costs attending the execu-
ton Of this trust, and for the further sum OF
the remainder as may be named on day of sale by
said Dickinson; IN case he does not name terms,
then on such terms as the trustees may name on
,iuy of sale, GEORGE 5. Vas HON,
" 22 MARCELLUS SMITH.
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BY Davenport Co.,
Stock Brokers and Auctioneers.

HAVING BEEN THERETO REQUEST
IL ED by the holders of the notes hereinafter
mentioned we shall sell at public auction, ut the
room OF the Chamber or Commerce, NO. lIU4
Main street Richmond, Va, on FRIDAY, July
"a, 1874, at IL O'Clock p. II, the folloEinE STOCK
of the MANCHESTER COTTON MILLS, issued
TO Messrs. McIlpaine & Co-yfz:
& Two and half shares OF the par value OF 81 .0UU
per share which are held as collateral security for
the payment OF note made by Mcliwatne q Ca;
for $4,000. which became due May l3. 1874, ana
is yet unpaid which Is heid by the Union Bank OF
Richmond
Two aud half shares, or the par value OF 81 600
per share which are held as collateral security for
the payment of note made by Mcllwaine GO;
for $4,000, which became due May ID, 1874: and
is yet unpaid, which is held by the First Natlonai
Bank OF hichm0nd.
TERMS OF SALE Cash.
iy cost Stock Brokers and uctioneers
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main strees.

DRAINED STORE AND TWO SMALL
A FRAMED TENEAfENTS ADJUINING.SIT-
UATED ON THE WEST LINE OF EIGH-
TENTH sTkEET BETWEEN CLAY AND
VENkBLE STREETS, FOR SALE By AUG
TION,-We shall, at the request Of The owner, sell
at public auction. on tho premises, on MONDAY
the 27lh JULY, 1874. at O'Clock p. NJ, 1he above
above-dcscribed PROPERTY. being designated by
Nos. 504, SOC. and sos Eighteenth street. The
store has about FIVE rooms attached to the ssme for
dwelling purposes. The small tsnements. contain
four and six rooms EACH All of the above pro.
perty is In good order, and those rented occupied
6y good tenants, and to any one desiring to secure
comfortable home and business stand this offers
fine opportunity.
TERMS: At sale.
E-.-1 LYME & BROTHER,
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
ID COUNTY, YA.-RECENT DISCOVERY OF
An ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly impregna.
ted with the celebrated " Salts Of Lttllla." These
Springs open for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE. 1874.
In most of the chronic forms OF disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
deservedy high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In dis
eases of women in dyspepsia In It's prosean forms,
In chronic intermittent fevers, and In all diseases
generated by malarial poisons, they are without a
rival among the medicinal waters OF America. The
proprietor Is aware that this is very strong claim
The public will Judge If 1t be sustained by The test
monals submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place. One OF
Tony, of Baltimore, is decidedly impregnaied with
the fSalts of Lithia, !" which has given such cele-
brlty to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the ak Ia Chappelle and Vichy waters OF
the continent of Europe. and which Is so htghly
esteemed In the medical world as remedy In
govt, rheumatism, aud in kidney and bladder ahec-
lious.
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "There is perhaps no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal OF the deposits OF the urate or soda
in the joiats and Egamentous tissues In equity pa
tients, and in preventing The deposits In the Kid
neys and urinary passages"
It may be worthy OF note that this Is the only
Spring in Virginia In which this salt Is found
otherwise than the nerest trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &C..
LADD l. Co.. druggists or Messrs. WEST, JOHN.
sTos & Co.. booksellers, Main street, Richmond
Va, or by addressing tile undersigned at Boydton
va. (ap 24-d&w4m] THOMAS Y, GOODE.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and tuct1oneerS
No. lI13 Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
IA AND LOT OF ONE ACRE AND A HALF IN
THE VILLAGE OF ASHLAND, HANOVER
COUNTY, FOG SALE BY AUCTION.-We shall
sell by aucton the premises at the risk and cost
OF the occupant, Mr.. q. Edgar Crawford, former
purchaser, who has failed to comply with the terms
of his purchase, on SATURDAY, 25th instant, AT
O'Clock T. NJ, a desirable two-story FRAME
DWELLING, with four rooms, kitchen, and lot of
one acre aud half. fronting on the Richmond and
fredericksburg railroad and adjoining the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Macmnrdo, In the village OF Ashland,
Hanover county, sixteen miles from Richmond.
FERNS: Cash as TO the sum Of 400, with inter-
est thereon from the 20th June, ] S74, from which
date creoit of one and two years Will he given on
the residue of said SALE the purchaser to give his
gOtiabc notes for the deferred payments, with In
lcrest added, and secured by u deed OF trust q
RlCHARDSOS& CO.,
Jy1S Auctioneers.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch ofice.,s ),

TRUSTEES SALE OF a ONE HUN
il DRED AND BIRTY-ACRE FARM, WITH
IMPROVEMENTS, To BE SOLD AT, CHES-
TERFIELD COURTHOUSE, 4mANCHEsTEk,
VA. MONDAY. AUGUST 8, AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ, THAT BEING coURT-DAYs.By virtue OF
ues,st. 1870, and OF record in the Connty Court
of Chesterfield default having been made IN pay,
rnene of certain negotiable notes secured La sa1d
said notes) will proceed to sell to The highest bid
der at public auction at the above time and place,
that certain TRACT OF LAND lying In. Dale
house bounded by the lands of :. Q. Duval, Rich,
nond and Petersburg railroad, Cheatbam, ana
others, containing 80 acres more or less, with all
the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay expenses OF sale
and two negotiable notes TO the amount OF MI b OF,
with interest from maturity OF sid noles 10 d.le OF
sale. WILLIAM AMDEhS, lE n6 t.s
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionetr. jy 23-tds
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IS pyssOA Ahn sapAI.

THE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD CONE
II PANY is now ready to furnish COAL 10 an ,h.,
coal-dealers In the city upon such terms AZ ,..II
enable Them to supply consumers with the best
lump coal at Us per load or twenty five bushels.
u. s. WUOLDRIDGE
~ l3-M.W,F2w Treasurer
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rOALBURG SPLINT COAL,
" the perfection Of fuel for CRATES.
at :. II. HAWES, Sole Agent.
jyI7 Nightingale and Cary streets.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. GLASS.
IL WARE, 10 EuRNiEHiNa .GOs5Ds.
ATAUCTION.-TH UAX NO O'Clock we
viii SELL nt our auctiofiss oCdiss
8 FEATnKn-REDs. HOLSTERS, and Pillows, 81
s COTTAGE CHAMBER SUfTSs
HAIa knd 5EUcK MATTRESSES, 5ls4S
"a sMARBLE-TCP WAHoR0BRE g, AZ
BEpsrRApS. EIpEDoARnS. -
Z. TABLES. CHkfRSss WASHsTAyDS4 5zsst IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DC. ISL
80 ALSO. - ~ ~ <5 ~
an invoice or house-furnishfng goods, cssssist-
Ing OF -, -, 81. 5.st
WATERS, WOOD and WILLOw-WARE,
LAMPS, LAMP CHIMyEYs,
COOK 4 LAUGHT0N, II
ty24 Auciioneers.
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By Davenport s. Co.,
Stock Brokers and Auctioneers.

By Davenport & Co.,
Stock Brokers and Auctioneers.
DEING THERETO DIBECTEDB BY THE
ID Citizens, National Bank, Of Alexandria, Va,
we will, at the Stock Board Of the city Of Rich
mopd. on the OATH DAY OFJULY, 1874, sell at
public auction, at IL o'clock,
1000 of the SECOND MORTGAGE EIGHT PER
= CENT, BONDS OF THE PETERSEN hG
RAILROAD COMPANY, with the May coupons
attached,
which are held by said hank as collateral security
for two notes of $4,000 each with interest default
bayi NJ been made on the pay ment OF said notes.
- DAVENPORT s. CO.,
iy 21-td Stock Brokers and Auctoneers.
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G5 A LoAD FOR CLOVER HILL.
sCC LUMP COAL.
81 a load for GLOVER Hill. HAIL COAL,
$500 load for SOFT LUMP COKE
$3.50 q load for SOFT HAIL COKE,
AANTHHACITE COAL. al sizes;
SPLINT COAL, ell sizes;
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split
at Spolswood Coal. Yard, Eighth and Main streets.
jyIS 15& W. s. PiLCHEK
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers ami Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DOslTIVE AND UNCONDITIONAL
SALE or THE BRICK DWELLING AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND
OANAL STkEETS, AND THE TWO SMALL
TENEMENTS NOS. ID AND Is CANAL
STREET, JUST ABOVE FIRST STREET, AT
AUGTION.-We will sell upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, 29th of July, ut 81 O'Clock 2. III .,
the BRICK DWELLING now occupied by w. B.:
BigeIow, Esq, situated at the northwest corner of
Canal and First streets, and containing six rooms
and all the modern conveuiences; and Immediately
thereafter the TWO BRICK TENEMENTS Nos:
IA and 10 Canal street, with four rooms and
kitchen with two rooms each. These houses are
conveniently arranged, with all the modern conye-
piences, asd always rent readily ut figure that
gives large percentage upon the sum they are
likely to sell for. -. l--sa
TERMS: One-fourtf cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added, and secured by trust deed.
GHUBpS Il WILLIAMS,
iy23 Auctloneers.
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TseN;.1PnRTANTa MOTTO E. Rrspaid s sse esss
80 tiekefs ty IRE Grst BEE aatfsss.
ar I'M from Glaagow ~
- AHaraanderfy, 10 New YORK: I, TM WI q M
e. "a IA: return uckeH, FIFTEEH rant.
n W. ~ j. II. GIBsoN, aksams :o ~
ihxHJ gaisa Southern Express o.ase:I
NOR PHILADELPHIA.- aKxA
Steamer j. ". EyEKMAN,G aptiln 3 ,,a,, mi
., 70 viii raceiYe frei9ht Tor me aonfe pVA
rr4 The Gath fnstaat at O O'Clock: ,,re
Srnto hf raken Tor Wilmington, DEL 49,. s;c
"a aas,nn also, for liverpool ana AntWeip , M
~ sSar aud steamship ltpss, anu Oa
-. sadInv aianed through. ..,,a
% s ssSu 70 Phiiadelphia, including meals anu
~ sossoom. sS, w. Z. PORTER, ARea,,
" 23-2t - w.. = -
TOR NEW z ORK.-Tne 49kTN
II md dominion Steamship Company 3 =, an al,
.,e.n,shin WYANOKE, Captain. COUCH, 1i Nutg oe1
InTSInAT. July "a, ut 8 O'Clock Al;
Ereipht received until O'CLOCK r. ~, ,,oso for
Tbroueh Bills OF ading signed anu sIo ssxnth
s,araad With dispatch to all pofnts nok1hs 0ousn
n.et and west !: also, to foreign ports.
passenper accom- N oda dops u1sar pasSeSHes: ord
Fare e, New York, $l2; steerase' 90 ioete
ul so ri fneignt or passage apply 70 a.n.,
~ 49,. 80 G.. W.ALLES q Co.. hXensS s.
,voe.st 40 Company's hari. kockets.
YAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATeIsN
d COMPANY. ikazss's.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC R. r. Co.,t
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. june 8, 1S74.)
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
7:sO A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad.Street station (Sundsys eS-
cepted).
1856 P. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta.
ton daily.
11:05 P. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street
station Sundays excepted
(Sleeping car attached through to Baltimore
Berths ST.
500 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
HanoyerJunction. leaves Broad.Street
station Sundays eXceptedj.
4:50 A. M, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Streei
station Mondays exceped).
1880 P. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives Ut Byrd-Street sta.
1880 P. a., BsLTiMoRE EXPRESS arrives a,
Broad-srreet station tSundays except
eu).
s:37A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION.mR TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station (Sundays eS.
DAILY FREIGHf Line RprayEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS lcstYe Broad Street station
DAILY Sundays exceptcdrat $50 A. M. connect
Ing at Quantco with the Alexandria aud Frede
rickspuig railway for Baltimore. Returning, will
arrive at Broad-Street station ut S:15 r. 81.
Through bills Of iadng and rates given to all
principal points North and West.
BY order Of General Superintendent.
ie s General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
.$5,OOO,O0O E DOW M E n I
SCHEME!
GIFT CONCERTS,
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

JULY 81, 1874.
In announcing the fifth and last of the series of
Gift Concerts given for the bene it Of the Public
Library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to the four which have
been already given: The first, December IL, 81 {;
the second, December 2, 1872; the third, July 8,
1878; and the fourth, March list, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by a special act Of
the kentucky Legislature, March. 16, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized to give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT the Library, Museum, and other
departments are to be enlarged and endowed with a
fixed and certain annual income such an endow-
ment fund Is desired as will secure beyond perad-
venture not only the maintenance of this magnitl-
cent establishments, but Its constant growth.
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for the purposes mentioned, and which is positively
and ullequvOlaly announced as THG LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BIZ GIVEN UNDER THIS
MENT, will come off in the Public Library Hall,
Mt Louisville, n.y., on
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
At this final Concert everything will be upon
scale corresponding with its increased importance
The music will be rendered by orchestra consist.
ing OF one hundred performers, selected for their
fame III different lands; and the unprecedented sum
of
100000,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be dstr!-
buted among the ticket-nolders.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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But, leaving special genesis aside, let us
consider little more closely the doctrine OF
natural selection. This, in lact, is not q
theory of the orlgin--of the genesis of spe-
cies. As Al. Qua,refages has remarked, it is
not theory al all for it explains nothing,
accounts tor nothing, and is not, therefore,
truly an ny pothesis in philosophy. Natural
selection is not a cause, but the discussion
of it draws attention to the chain Of causes
at the bottom Of which we must look for the
solution OF. our problem. As We all know,
it is notion taken from the selection exer-
cised by the hand Of man in the rearing of
domestic plants and animals. Man, by the
conscious or unconscious selection of that
which best suited bis wants or capriceS, has
educed AID displayed many varieties living
creatures; and in like manner it is suggested
that Nature, by holding on to the fittest in
the struggle for life, has herself made selSc-
ton OF the innumerable forms we see. In q
general way, this principle has always been
recognized; and in psst ages it has been
always remarked that the varieties discovered
are well adapted TO exist, and that if they
were not SO adapted they would perish. But
we have yet to see that these variations are
always the ti.te>t, or that the fittest compara-
lively always survive--Hon. Laurence John
son, in the Popular Science Monthly for
august.
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BY Gru5bs & Williams, :.
Aucti0neers and Real Estate AgeI IS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.

Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HAND
KNOWN AS "soLITaIRE." Situated
ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
ADJOINING HE FAhMS OF. ABRAM WAR
WICK, DIR. j. n. POWELL, AMI. D.. b. CREN-
SHAW.-By virtue of a deed Of trust executed by
g. 6. PaleSkie and wife t. the sub5crfoer, as trs.
Ing thereto required by the creditor secured Will
sell at auction, upon the premises on MONDAY,
9Th OF August, at ] O'Clock NJ, the FA IsM above
referred to. occupied by Mr.. Paleskie It contains
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWESTY-5EVEN
ACRES, more or less, and taken as whole, lies as
well rs any tract of It's size In the county. About
five huuGred acres are cleared. and produces finely
In corn, wheat and oats. and is besides well ad apt
ed to grasses TRUCKING. and frult-growinR. About
three hundred acres are in wood and timber.
The improvements consist OF q good DWELL
ING, with eight rooms, servants quarters, barn,
stables, and the usual other outbuildiDgs, oil In
good order.
There Is also fine orchard. The farm Is well
watered. The Deighborhood Is one OF the best In
The vicinity OF the city. li.3 +
Those wishing 10 purchas really valuable pro-
ptrty which must increase In value with the growth
Of the CITY, are invited 10 examine the above before
map Of :. solitaire y may be seen at the office of
the auctioneefS. #&sf
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash suffi-
Client TO pay debt for about 1884. with he ex-
penses OF sale auded AS 10 the residue, dpon
terms to be peescribed by the grantor, his as
signs, Of which announcement win be made al
- - JOHN B. CRENsHAw, Trustee.
GKUBBS & WILLIAMS. Autioneers. /. l3 2
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rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail

rHESAPEAhE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 10
1874, passenger trains will run RS follows
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. MALL TRAIN.-For Gordonsville
Charotles vile. Staunton, White Sulphur. Hinton
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sunday
arriving at Hinton at 1910 p. III. This traiI
connects at Gordonsville for Orange, Culpeper
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexandra, Washington
and the North, and at Charlottesville for Lynch.
hurg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
4:4S p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Fo,
Gord0nsvie nj intermediate stations daily lex.
cept Sunday| arriving at Gordonsyille at $50 P,
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS.-For Cor.
louisville, Char ottesvic, StauntOn, Goshen, Mill.
boro, Covington, White Sulphur, and all stations
west Of While Sulphur daily (eXcepL Saturday ar.
irving at Huntington at $50 p. NJ. This train
connects at GordOnsvilla for Washington, Balti.
more, and the North, and for Lynchbnrg, Bristol
and the South, ana at Huntington with steamer
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud I'LL points
West aud Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati ut A.
nj.
445 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Srluuton and all intermediate stations SArUR-
DAYS ONLY, arriving At Staunton at 1O.45 p. NJ.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, and information, ap.
ply nj S26 Main streel. Ballard and Exchange Ho-
tel or ut the companys office, Broad street and Six.
teenih. EDGAR VLIET,
General Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent. aD1S
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MY DWELLING.lS NOW OPEN FOR
Nl THE ACCOMMODATION OF BOARDERS
during the summer and fall season, at the moderate
rate of $50 per month for grown persons. children
and servants half price. Those who are seeking u
duIet resort, and ut the same time desire the adj
vantages Of pure mountain air, win please ad-
dress JOHN :. COChE.
~ 2-eod2w Greenwood Depot, Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
- MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
STRUCTURE AND DYSPEPSIA RELIEVED
By THE
NEW SPRING, OR No. g.
CASE OF WILLIAM A. MASOE,
or DASvJIJE VA.

CASE OF WILLIAM A. MASUE,
OF DANvILLE, VA.
To Colonel Goode: Having derived the most sig.
nal benefit when in suffering and distressed con.
dition from the waller OF the New Spring at
this place, feel that il Is due TO suffering hui
mainly that should place In your possession a
statement of my case tor such use as you may think
proper TO make of 1t
Now, about year ago began to suffer from
failed, and 1 became sufferer from dyspepsia in
an aggravated form. l consulted some of the most
eminent medical men OF the country In vain.
was totally without appetite, and my general sys-
tenn was educed to state of great debility. bavc
now been using the Buffalo water, both No. and
No. 2, tor ten days, but for The most part No. 2,
and The effect has appeared 10 10 be almost mi
raculous. My urine Is now pissed without diffi-
Gully, my appetite is raVenous, and feel that am
restored to my usual health and vigor.
Very respectfully,
~ % eodSt WILLIAM A. MASON.