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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

We doubt if people realize the attractive
ness of the entertainments to be offered them
next Thursday and Friday evenings, at Music
Hall. Mr.. g. B. Bartlett, who has the affair
in charge, has made exhibitions of this de-
scription the subject of thorough study, and he
litul pictures, statues and pantomime. Among
them Tennyson's ELAINE" ga song of Mi
ram or Jeptha," ''The Bridal of the Sea-"
''Too Late for the Stage "Hermione, or the
living statue" and many others. Mr.. Bart
let's resources are large and wherever these
exhibitions have been given they have met
with unbounded success. The need of money
for the Hospital is pressing, and it is to be
hoped large audience will be in attendance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16
SANDFORD'S RADICAL CURE
lisa Local and Constitutional Remedy.

LocAL-Because it is applied directly to the seat Of
disease. the nasal passages by installation, where it
acts, instantly clearing the head of mucous accumu
lations, allaying pain and soreness subdung inam-
nation and gradually drying up the discharge.
COMMUNICATIONS it is taken internally,
where by its altercRe and resolvent properties it
purifies the blood q e acid poison always present
in Catarrh keeps - pores open, the skin moist and
healthy, gives tone 70 Che forces, improves
the appetite, and enases the SYSTEM by its powerful
tonic influence to completely throw off the disease
Each package contains Treatise on Catarrh and
DR.. Sanford's Improved Inhaling Tube. Price 81 100.
Sent prepaid to any part of the United States for
s1.25 For sale by Druggists everywhere WEEKS
g. POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

MARINE ACCIDEYT.-The schooner Neptune
Bride of Calais, ran into Alden's Rock Thurs
day night and was injured. She succeeded in
getting off and reached her dock in this city,
leaking badly. She brings ccal to w. L. Den
nison and will go on the Marine Railway for
repairs as soon as the cargo is discharged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

last years stock on hand at the present time,
that it is very doubtful if many operators ven
ture into the woods
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

A BOLD LARcENY.-For some time past
tramp calling himself Frank Cook, has been
hanging about town and has succeeded in work.
ing himself into the good graces of several
benevolent persons. Yesterday morning he
was at the store of d. B. Kicker & Co., and
while the clerk was out stole $3.50 and left. The
town was thoroughly searched and officers sent
ont on the different trains, but no sign of the
man could be seen. 1t is thought that he is the
one who has been breaking into the churches
of late.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

SURE TO REGULATE THE Bowels Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only thing
that mothers can rely upon for their children.
1t corrects acidIty OF the stomach, regulates the
bowels and gives srest, health and comfort to
mother and child. During the process of teeth
ing its value is incalculabIe. 1t softens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and allays all
pain, thereby giving rest to the child and COM
fort TO the mother.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS. the circula.
ton of which, per month, exceed, 100, 900,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

Fuse SANDFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER for
Cramps and Pains, Colds aud Chllls.
Oct16 d2awS&W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

The Calais Advertiser says: Mr. Frank Waite
left for California last week, and Horace Waite
and wife are all ready to 60 next week. Eigh-
teen men left Monday morning for various
Western states, and still more are endeavoring
to get away. Most of them are among the
smartest young men. who would make valuable
citizens if they could be retained, and it is this
tact which makes the present exodus most to
be deplored
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

The "times are hard" as many know,
And thousands know the rest of it;
Let each wise submission show,
And try to make the best of it,
Let patience do its perfect work,
And study to Economic;
Nor honest labor let US shrk
And we shall higher for it rise.
If we have bows who need new "Clothes,''
Coat, Pants. Vest, Hat and Shoes complete,
Buy them Suit" at George Fennos.
Corner Beach and Washington ST, Boston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-16

The Biddeford Journal says that large num-
bers of horses in the two cities have the epzoo-
tic but in mild form. 1t has been somewha at
difficult to secure livery horse to go into the
country.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-15

- 9er BH@of BON OHnba in Bra.
tilien, Orig. Bitat Wdria @pn5ales be
Dllpeira, bat unmittelbar por ieiner Mb,
reiie nod 'Mont einen 9irtenbrief an feline
@ldubigen seriattt;; in ,pel9en er bo'
nit beginnt @ott fir Die erlangte Grei.
belt 3,i oanten in benz er Johann Dem
Miniferium feline Wnertennuns ausIpridt
uno in ber Golse easu iibergebt, bic Dor
tbeile ouf3u5dblen, luel9e @ott aus ben
Weriol9un9en Der STRIDE gu 5iebeu ,ue;B,
mas ct porsielih bel Der 8erfeI9une
aeiste, berea Opfsr Ct ielbit mar. Ct er,
tldrt, mon babe ertannt, ,pie fart bic
Mabrbeit lei +; bic gutenPriefsr babe man
fsnnen gelernt ntuno ebenlo Die Wietblin9e;
bic ,uabren gbriten idieoen iih BON Den
fali9en, unb bic S,pet 2aeer tpurben zines
sesen Dos onoere aufeeidlasen, auf Der
einen @eite bic Gremaurer, uno Die Ma.
terialiiten, anf Der anoern bic &otbolilen.
Ser @!aube lunroe in 3eiten oes Snoii.
ferentismus ,pieoer belebt.; -. ....
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Obio 5Waiienfreuno.

Sreuoe ing Saus. Triib, tuie Is bort oben
Sitte, 9in9en iie beim 2ainpenl9ein: 1T
bic Rir@e CUR 0tetten, unb bort i'm &C.
meibten @ottesbauie bra9ten lie nod
einmal ben. 9errt1 iiber 2eben unb SOB
prsis unb Dant. l1no als Der Yfarrer
bic prebist 9eenbet uno oas lebte 2ieo
perballt NOR. :oa i6ritt pet Datet porous
uno' felte bic @aben. s,lre@t un6 branhte
Die 2idttr oes 9rehleu9ters an, Der in
ieinem buhten @an5e 70 l4li9 Fimmerte,
pns nun lieb er Sic ,2ieben ale berein
lnb 3eiste isoem ieinsn plab. Dit @a<
ben abst, iie spartn btaer Nllen boypelt
!itb: l:. oenna mn Der ~atsr bate lie tbeusr sr.
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ALTAR S9ein.

Cir ben fpeeieaea @ebrauda an, Altare babe
id cine bor5iali6e Qualitdt Bein ielbt berei-
tet. Gerfelbe tuirb su $3.50 bic @allone uer>
tauft unb mad @unid enttueber II, Gtoiden,
Ress oeer 8arrels berianbt Man aore fire :
@eb. 2. 8reui d., @beslins, @. 8a.
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Seit Ian9er. ,3eit lit i9 an 9erHopfuna uub
llxberoaulidfeit uno na9oem i'd unniiber
@eii: bebeutenbe Summen an Icrste a,iSaeae>
ben bate, lieb id mid iiberrebem, Dr. Niquit
R6nia'& 9amburaer Sropfeu An berfudlen.
Durd beren lanelamen @ebraud babe i'd mid
nun san5lid bonn bieiem beidperliden ,llebel
sebeilt. Sd rat9e Sa9er ieoem, einea gorratb
oerielben i'm $auie au balten. u: - ~ .'',
."; soiepb @feiler, Gbieaso, sas.
..-Antrfenuuug. - SER s. slorbmann,
NeDs 9. g., @al6oun &c., SQS., iib:rnlo@te
unS Gol9eubes Sur Berofentlibuug {: Dieje
paar 3eilen idide id gu1, pelde SIR Der
@a9rbeit eeu,db beroifentli1en tonnt, oa,l,it
aud anbere ltibenbe Wfeniden ai1aetrieben
Iueroeu; Dr. Auguf Aoni9s 9amburger Srop,
fen az Qebrau1en. Die1elber baben bel ,nir
aur boaen 3ufrieoenbeit sepirtt uno:id bin 70
seiuno; uie id felt LANCER !3eit nidt 9eipeien.
Meine Grau bat bieielbe,l au9 gebraudt un6
sleide 9iilie trbalten. '''
- SD babe ME oebort, ooB Qeute mil Me<
bi3inen 70 ;ufrieben seiueien iinb, als NIT Dof.
TOT Aug. &0nig's Gamilien-Wcoisinen. Nue
2eute, Senen i'd nod bon Dr. aug. Samburaer
Sropfen bertauft babe, iparen 70 frob, oab i'd
bic ,@leoi;inen in Die Stabt sebradt babe. Gs
ben. asas bic eeute oariiber iagen, n,Ssen iie
einera Der bieltI 3euel:ife, tpeI9e id Sbnen
ienbe, entnebmen. @tsebeuit, anbreas Mabe.
- @ir btrofentliden foIaenbes 9euanis
gum 8eiten bieler Qeioenben: Si{ter Clara,
8. g. g., Garrollton, @ep 0rleans, 2a.: so
Sbre 9amburser Gropfen iomobl bei mir als
aud be-: psri9ieoenen anoern Yerfoneu nit au-
ten, grfol9e mirtten, tann id nidt Mnlbin, S..
men ,aeine Nnertennuna bariiber 1aussuipred)en
u. bite Sic, mir ,uieoer 90 Gtalden 3usuienoen..
- Gie Yrobe beifanoeu. Grau Gbriitira!
Meiiter. Nbpiion, MiS.; tgeilt inns 0oleenbes
nit Seit Ianaer 3eit lit id, on 9.r3flopfen
unh lluuerhauliAteit uno babe mauden Dollar
fiir Dottortn uuseeaeben. NQes ipar fir nid)ts.
DprA ben @tbraud) bon Dr. Muauit M0nia'S
3amburQer fropfsn tpuroe i1 gan, DereeiteIt
T. u,odJte ME mtbr o6ne sisielbtn I'M 4aujt iein
- Mr. Nltranber sNeber, Qineolm, Sus,,
i4reibt: e:utt, tusldt Dr. Nuauit Nonis's 6an,.
burger Srspftn 9ebrGuden, iino febr sufrieoen
bamit u. tuollen nibt n,e1r o9ne belelben iein
Cine Grau bate lange ben 9ottor gebrau1t H.
tonnte nidt aefunb merben., Ser gebraud ber
9amburaer 9ropfen bat ibr bic @eiunobeit
tuieber seseben. II 49,
- tltber bic Anertennuna, tpelde aIlerieits
ben 9ambureer 9ropfen alS einem tuirtlid ee>
eiteenen 9titmittel tuirb,4 idreibt $trr Antou
Drenten, &a,naqua, 3d.: Aue Aer3te beroro.
men pie Samburaer $ropfen bon Dr. Aug. So.
uig. Gin '9err Dottor be,nertte, es mare teins
Mtbi3in In ben Apotbesen, bic 70 gut mare, ala
bic 9alnburser &ropfen. ): Qs4.ss.49).
4 WncEEeR T. m Ra1f;m mora Md.
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l&ebrcd,tte Rpblen.

Ycter &(ein il, GEO. Qeifbcit finb febt bcreit,
oea" 8eipobnern bon 4on,erob ausaeaeidne>
quite &oblen inS Saus 3u liefern. Sic Rreiie
iiuo. bic billisfen. ;8eiequnaen nebmen ent>l
aesen bic Serren s einri@ Mentl in9 una
Sobu Moro. |'''' - '''' ."
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Or. :Mlb,cr.t Go1lllraSi's :

beieitist iebeu 9uiter, mag ocriel6e; friid ent<
itanoen Ober, droniid) leiu nno berbitct oaourd
bic besinnenoc Grfranfuns ber sunse., Sn 81:
...: 2asaretbeu .u.@ . 81
~ir6 oieirS ,Mittcl acsen ,2uftrobren .@ntaans
buna, 6eiierteit, lgatbarr unb 5ur 8eforocruna
oes g d)teimaa ~ nr es NIT ben belte,t
grfolaen anseipenoet: '':'. 'H.n J =. ,'<'''' =
G~ Gin N1tfet 25 gettj lzy
oeer fiiuf fir einen Doilar. - ]Sn a!ten Apo"
t9cten su baben. i- sDoer sesen @ialeneuna
Reg 8etrascs lperoen pie e.:.. Il. ..y,. d.
2(u9sbnr9erm m>e ebi3inen fret:
nod allcu Sbrilcn Der @ercinisten Staaten
perlanot burd-oie @ouptnieberlage bon =:
~: .. Grnf u 9enld, :.......
:~ -. ...: -: !. GleDelano, Sbio.
Ascntcn i1r Yon,eroD uno llm9c9enb: ,4.. -.
, 81. ND. Gccbphn1, unb a;u a.
. 8. Mecb, 9ruegifen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-31
SFor.tlss Disatch,l
8, f,n :, n I, December 29, 1875

EuslxGros, IS December ~, slsI
i visited. Two day8 age, Mr.. George Nicely,
xyi,, lives near Longdale deT6., in this { Ale.
ghanya county. There are some Interesting
isse,a II, competition With his life and WILD
she permission Of his sonsI give them 70:
Won. Tne old gentleman - nearly efgoay-,
eight years old, having been born in lles.
HIs vile isabous eighty. They were mar
Red ia Ee1a and have, to use his expression !,
:. had .he pleasure OF each other seompany !.
nesrly sfxty.segen years. This isan unusual
1enrtheaing out OF married 5ife. They have
thirteen children, forty -nias grandc hildIen,
and forty great grandchild reE one hundred
and two iR alt :. !, . {. H.,
Nh. Nicely was q member Of Cagtain Pet.
zer,s eompany, one aundred and twenty
ssrong. Which rendezya used at Fincassie 10
The yar or 1912, but being unwilling 10
1eaye his vile and little ones alone and fear-
inc the sickness that prevailed among the
froups AZ NoxoIk, he paid one huEdred
and fsfty doalars fora substitute and reMrnec
home. He thinks that at least one had OF
tie company died at Norfolk. MIR. Shepherd
d;ii,ilsrds of this county, la the only survivor
OF the company. He states Mr: Glili,aEIs
ace nj ninety three. Mr., NlcelE IS firmly
gpersusded that the present generation sls
destined to be shnrt,liYe6. y. Ell
Va .ab 49,. ~ 1
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BY Goddin, Warren 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 11O6 Main street.

TKUsTEEs' SALE OF AIMED
i HOUSE ON THE EAST SIDE OF JEssA-
MINE BETWEEN YENABLE AND BYRD
STREETS, UNION HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of deed of trust from George
W. Lamb and wife to The undersigned. trustees,
dated The 9Th day OF october: 1870, and duly re.
corded ia the clerks office of the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond. deed book 90 B, page SO,
we will proceed to sell, on the premises at public
auction, nu MON DAY the sd day Of January.
1876, at 81 O'Clock P. NJ, the house and LOT
located as above described. The house contains =
rooms. Lot, by 100 feet.
Terms: Made known IT sale.
A. BODEKER,
s. HUNTER, Trustees.
de2S P. W. GRUBBS}
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By Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoueers,
No. ] Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND NEAR
i RICHMOND, ON JAMES RIVER.-By virtue
of a deed Of trust from William ID. Easlev and Ann
E.. his wife. dated the 19ih day Of December.
1872. and duly recorded In the clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Henrico county, shsl sell at pub.
lie auction on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
January, 1875, at 12.o'cloek NJ, at the office Of
Cbafin, Staples 6 Co., In the city OF Richmond,
Va, that valuable tract parcel OF land srusted
in said county, about seven miles distant from The
city Of Richmond, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY-SEYEN ACRES, and bounded on
The east aud we.t by the lands of Seldom p. Aiken;
on the north by the lands of jackson F. Childrey,
and on the south by James river. ANY person de-
string to examine these lands or TO procure fur
ther information IN relation tn the same. can DO so
on application to Messrs. Chafiln. Staples g GO.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and for the balance
credit of six. twelve, aud eighteen months, equal
instruments, interest added for approved endorsed
payment OF the deferred instalments Of the pur-
chase-money, or a deed Of trust may be given, at
the option of the purchaser.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co., Auc'ioneers. de %
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ms, RrsYaronl OF: rHa BLAME FAHiLT.--.
rRnchpsfer a5asor esquire Blaife, as nc
s ssas scalled die father OF sx.speaker James
G;iiesnie Btaina, was q resident OF raystcs
sar,,,tg. PA. he was not . Gatnollc, N y.
,rssrried Mlss Gillespie, d memOer o., an slu
gathoiIc family. who were once Weai.nys o.s
svhn. meeting wits reyersea, enigated en-,
ssn,,se 10 Texas and others to SoatheIn i III
mas asnIre Blaine became convert 10 ing
es;rin,s faith &C his wife, and lived ana died
- fssrnS heIieyer. la 1t. he bad fiYe sons
sna trsn daughters Jaraes, Ephralm, Men,
s pah.st and Holm, and Mary and Ehz5, and
ali were brought up strict and pfacticel Ca-
th ~ Neil Is dead; Epbraim was last
heard near, rom In the Sousbwest-in Texas OF
Merico:. Robert Is ciers 10 one oil ene ae-
no - rtrnents nj Washington John Is or was an
acnnt OF the Post. Office Department; MaIy
Is deaiE: and Eliza ia the wife OF Robert y.
Walker. q Daymaster 10 the army. Paymaster
Waiker was not Catholic when ne Matriea
Mips Blaine, but she converted ahn.
and the whole family are Catholics. Two Of
the fauphtefs became nuns. One Is dead ana
the other is some here in western Pennsyi'
20 nia. near Pittsburgh. Rev. n. II. Giles
ME, a professor. In Metre Dame University.
ST. Eoseph's county, Indiana, Is cousin OF
Y-speaker Blaine; SO slso is Mother angela;
the euthoress of the Metropolitan Reader,
n series of Catholic school books. James
GiIIesoie. ), or ,.sJim . Blaine, as the
ex.sDeaker il irreVerently called, was
born on the last day of January, 1880.
He emiprated from the family home IN
western Peansylyania shortly after attain
ing his majority and graduated at Washing
ION College, Penpsylyanis, and took up nis
residence 10. Maine, where bis religion was
not popular, and he changed 1t; entered
politics: took an editoris chair at Portland,
ana then ct KenDebecs was 10 the Legisla'
ture from 1859 to 1862, the last two years
Speaker, and has since been In Congress
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M,xrbss OF RACES AID MENTAL GaA.
= caEa.-rr0ns Gas sher Saneral inquiry OF .
0a.sept kiud mag be added: What effect Is
produced on mental nature by nix'; 9i
tSe,sS There Ii reason - .,n I'm 49,.
spreuguuus rs7e animal kirgden the union
of varieties that have become widely diver.
gent Is physically Injurious, while the union
or siightis.diveIgent varieties is physically
sbere fetal. Does the like bald with the men.
.tsi na,urep Some facts seem TO show that
snIx;ufe OF human races extremely unlike
produces worthless type Of mind mind
fitted neither for the kind OF life led
by the higher OF the two races, nor for that
led nv the iowssl,-a tnsn9 out Of adjustment
10 all conditions Of life. Contrariwise, we
dad taat peoples OF the same stock, slightly
Gi1ersnststad by lives carried on 10 unlike
cirsa,nstsaces for rHany generations, produce
BIZ mixsnre mental type having certain
|supeftorities. 10 hiswork on I" The Hugue.
ncis. MIR. Smiles points out how large q
number Of distinguished men among us
have descended from Flemish and French
refugees; and d. Alphonse de Candolie, i'm
his y HiStoine DIES Sciences es des
Saranss 6epius deur Siecles, shows
that the descendants of FTenea refu.
gees Id Switzerland have produced ca
unusually great rop0rtion Of scientific men.
Though I'D part, this reeult may be ascribed
to the ofigjnai natures OF such refugees, who
must have Lad that indepeGd which Is q
tIGhiag faetorin ofjgiHalitss, yet IL 10 probably
lila fart due 30 mixture OF races. Fer think
!! lag fbis, we.haVe evidence which 10 not open
30 tw0 !nterpEe. afio1g, Professor Morley
draws attention to the fact that, during
seven halndred pears OF our early history,
IL a
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AUCTION EAEES-Fufuro Days.
BY Cook D tnnattous Arcsdonee.s.
NO. 10 Governor street Sc

CTOCK OF DRY GOODS, MOTORS,
y sHOW.CASEs, STOVES, COUNTERS, FUR.
EITUEE, &c. Aif AUCTEQN.--0n MONDAY,
january Sd, 1T EDk O'clock. VIII sell at the store
No west Broad street the balance Of the stock or
DET GooDs, NoTroSs. FANCY GOODS,
rs q excellent suCW.CAsES, q
4sSToRE COUNTERS, a. "
COOKING and HEATIyG-STovEs, &C., &C.
ls3ssS 20 ALSO, mi y g
An assortment of FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY HAIR-CLoTH SOFA, CHAIRS, and
FEATHER. BEDS and PILLOWS, 81,
MATTRESSES. BKDSTEADS, WARDR0BEs,
LO0xING-GLASsES.C CARPET, EsgE
EXTENSION NG.TABLE,
.GLA ASS CHINA-PREsS,L Lounge,
A large assortment Of CHINA, GLASSWARE,
CRoCKKRY, TINwARE, &c, &c. - = - t3
deSI Auctfoneers.
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AUCTaoN sALYs-rainrs
By Goddi1, Warren % Cos. ~
3 Real Estate Agents and Anesfoneeas,
No. f1O6 Nrsn sfreet. 2

SAL E.-FARM IN
IL CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR SALE AT.
AUCTION, IN FRONTo CUsTOM.HuuSE
IN3THE CITY OF RICEiMONDs--Iup srsuauce
OF a deed of trust, dated the 24th daY OF Jaruary
1870, executed to the undersigned as trustee BIZ
Ambrose a. Hufeheson. Sarah Ann, HIS wife. and
Franklin Matthew'S and by che request Of the hold
DAY the 9Th day Of January, Ia 76, at Ia o'clock
NJ, sell public ancston. In frGnt OF the CUSTOM
Charles City county, ON the Chfckahominy river,
containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND Thirty
ACRES, more or less, and adjoining the lands Of
Messrs. George w. Walden nnd Others. Improve.
ments DIV ELLING With dve rooms, KITCHEN,
and alf necessary out-houses- Fine BED OF MAIL
on the place. Is4 & =. qss.Grss-s sf 80 =
TKRas Made known at sale.
de 2St 5000 s s$>s ~ T.. SHOWER. Trustee.
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lR.'A.Ta.asUAiD LINES.
n3sO Is oHG hAILRoAbt
COMPANY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER d, 1878.
" trains on this road win run az follows:

CoArxSY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875.
~ trains on this road win run as failows:y
fts LEAVE RICHMOND souTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily fexceps sun.
aaa west Ssssplns- eas attached ss run
TAG TEE aeasI T TslsfS daily texceD, Run.
, q Is day), with coach attached. for Ptfere.
BuIg and ,s,stions on The Soothside
las ?. NJ, FHEousa axI f"S aa s1s m senra.,,
for all points souIh and west P asSs
s Seng ,takipg this train viii mako
= c!ose connection at Petersburg for
"a Norfolk. Flegan. psrior-car atisched
runs througfto Weldon.
o.oo =. ID, FBFl GHT daily Except Sunday, with
700 A. H., FREiGRT TKAIa daiiy texcept sun.
dayl with coach attached III ~
l2:00 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
AK With hlchfnond, Frederfcksburg and
- Potomac railroad for all points East
500 r. NJ. FREfsHr daily except Sundays
1856 z. NJ, TBEoUGa 4 AL daily texceptsur.
syl day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
~ farall points East and West Pullman
3 a - sleeper attached. running through
..a..r.g. TO Baltimore. Also making close
=. connection with THE Chesapeake and
-sa3 - ohiorairoad for the Virgins Springs
r,,o n I. ~ .r And Al points North and Wet;
mond and Petersburg except ut Chester.
This Is the only line running double daily traina
making close Connections for Charleston, Coium>
without break OF schedule.
as i;95 +; N. MONDAYS, wednesdays, ana
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, from
desI A. SHAW. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-31

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-31

6sENERAL AssORTMENTl9F HOUSE
VI BOLD FgRNITURE, gEDpaES:, S 81 nslsfs
Day. at 10 Nsclcek, we will sell at our aueilna-
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