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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

S"Charity covers multitude of
SINS" So does calico.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

The LoT OF WoMAN.-A great deal
is now said about the improving .'the
lot Of woman" In our opinion the b. 81
way is to build a COOL house upon it.
and put good man in it to live with
her.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

Why is it easier to be clergy.
man than physician? Because it is en-.
sier TO preach than TO practice
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

TT In horse car. the other day. an
old lady seated opposite q sharp.Iook.
ing gentleman kept her eyes on him n
long time, and finally asked, "Mistcr
Gre you a pickpocket?" "Why, no mad.
am; I'm tradesman." he answered.
rs that so?" she sighed, Well, I'm aw.
fully disappointed. wanted to try and
see il / could reform You"
i0A coquette is female general,
who builds her fame on her advances
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

IVA good daughter is the morning
sunlight and evening star Of her par
cnts' house.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

GEO. +. LUTON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

. JAS. A. GIBSON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

Oct. I. ls75.-Iy.
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OF women In our own generators VINO @ q, naYe
been TO their husbands helpers and Ien ey''
workers, as well as sympathizing coDpan-
ions, and who have thus taken o position
which Is unanimously acknowledged to be
a most proud md honorable one-that OF e
lelpmate to man. Among these the name
that Is first thought OF, probably because It
has SO recently been brought before puDhc
notice, is that OF Lady Augusta Stanley, the
wife OF the Dean Of Westminster. Herseii
the daughter Of peer, and one OF the most
intimate OF the Queens personal frienaS,
she possessed largencss OF heart ana q
strength OF intellect which won respect an
kindly feeling from oil who came in contact
with her. She sympathized most heartily
with her husband both in thought ana
work. while the poor OF Westminster
found in her tenderness and kindness nc
quent alienation of their miseries.
Every one will remember the testimon!
Of John Stuart Mill to the worth of his wlle,
which is to be found in the dedication 10
her memory printed at the commencement
OF one OF his essays: "To the beloved anu
deplored memory OF her who was the m
spircr and in part the author OF all that Is
best in nv writings-the friend ana "ne
whose exalted sense Of truth and flSnt was
nv strongest Indictment, and whose appro-
baton was my chief reward! dedlcate
this yolume.o It is said that such was Mr;
M;ll's sorrow at her death that he continued
to reside ut Avignon, the place Where sne
was buried, that so he might continually
visit her tomb, and he never ceased 10 Ia
ment her loss.
Thomas CARLYLE, one Of the greatest intel
lectual lights of this century, has recorded
his testimony to the worth OF his wife on
her tombstone: sIn her bright existence
she had more sorrows than are common, but
also soft amiability, a capacity Tor
discernment, and noble loyalty OF heart,
| which are rare. For forty years she was
the true and loving helpmate OF her nus
band, and by act and word unwearleaiy
forwarded him, us none else could, IN all OF
worth that he did or attempted" Inc VINE
of Sir William Hamilton, professor OF logic
in the University Of Edinburgh, was true
helper to her husband; indeed, it is more
than probable that without her many Of his
best works would never have been written
When he was elected to the professorsllI
some of his opponents declared publlcly
that he would never be able to fulfill the
duties of his position, as lie was nothing
but dreamer. He and his wife heard OF
this, and determined to prove that it was
not true. They therefore arranged to WORE
|toretber. Sir William wrote out roughly
each day the lecture that was to be given
the next morning, and as he wrote his VIE
copied it out: and again and again they sal
lup writing till far into the night. Whel
Sir William was struck down with paral
ysis-the result Of overwork-Lady Hamll
ton devoted herself entirely to him-Wrott
for him, read for him, and saved him II
every way.
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Great Mems Wives.
from Cassell's Magazine.I

FTOM -HNRaLHU.1 - -
1t was saying Of Rousseau's that g a man
is only what q woman makes him, J" and this
sentiment is slightly varied in our own old
English proYerb, which says that II a man
would thrive he must ask his wife's leave"
The records Of history contain numberless
examples of women who have done for their
husbands what Aaron and Hur die for Mo-
SEES; they have held up their hands and
supported them at the greatest crisis Of their
lives, and SO turned what would have been
failure into triumph and success. And
they contain examples, too, OF those who
have accomplished a fur more difficult task
that OF sustaining and cheering when en-
sdeayof and hope were dead. It Is only
necessary to mention the names OF
Gertrude Won der Vert and Lady Rachel
Russell In proof Of this. lt may
notb uninteresting to give few instances
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.RliAlIlEli.R j,
m 10 $50 3

tsiSainoNU AM = - fs'l'A,S fS,,sIa $500
COMMENCING JUNE l4th, 1916, trains
" on this road win run as follows *
$40 Al. NJ, THROUGH. MAIL dniiy Except Sun-
day., connecting. for all points Soufh
Is 30 and West. sfeeping-car attached runs
through to Weldon.
I2O P. H., THROUGH MAIL daily connecting asa
zs Hf;Ssf sefiaers taking this train WIN make
.s4,E.3 $50, close connection ut Petersburg foI
Norfolk, and at Norfolk With splendid
Bay-llne steamers for Baltimore, Phil
adelpbia, and New York. Fare as low
us by any other line.
$40 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
coach attached. ;ysaa.zs
ssss.#sa LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3O A. III, FREIGHT TEAM daily Except Sun
dayj with coach attached.
11:44 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG and
Potomac railroad for all points East
7.a5 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun-
dayj connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running through
to Baltimore. Also making close CEN
nection with the CHESAPEAKE ana sii ONO nG
railroad for the Virginia Springs nnd
all points North and West.
The $40 A. M. train from Richmond, ana me L:oo
2. NJ train from Petersburg, Will stop at ali saI9Es
This Is the only line with double daily trains making
close come, Tor n Charleston, Coumbia, Augusta
Savannah, and the South. :,
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leaye Kichm9nap T,
1:20 T. n. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana Fhi'
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
ie A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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always regard their home as mine. just as
I was leaving them on Sunday ] felt Q little
hand in mine, and a pleading voice said !:
won't you please keep that for my s I. :
Remember how dear you must always be TO
me y An exquisite seal ring, with her
initials on it, gift from her father and mo, },
tber Mt her last birthday. The father ana
mother Joined In her request ana SO Ine e
secret is between pa, ma, daughter, ana
myself. Young ladies and young gentle,
men OF the upper-ten-dom, wouldn't you
like to see that ring and know the ladys
,,o,es Gress. FRED. A. L.
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RAILROAD LINES


XXX
RICHMOND. Va. August 4, 1874.
.cCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING IN.
.6FECT AUGUST 9, s7e.-TRAIE No. 1.-ysw
r d.; leaves chnla at leaves Bar K xiis
g s;S4 a: a aesses Clover :. s:Ss lsss
Danve a. 81 p Ill leaves Greensboro n i ia.%s
salssirs issS saves China era,s eae
4. H.: arrives at Charlotte at 242 A. 81. This Train
st9s No. Ss Rasd a1Gss AND NEW yor
Airline Junction at 2:4O A. NJ: leaves CHM
eages 1t s
Dundee a. sol 4. NJ leaves Ringgoi al S:i5 s'ss
vile at i2,45 r. NJ leaves Chua at i:4s p. n ss
riyes ut Richmond at $40 r. N. This tain sior,
only at stations named above. '''p'
TRAIN No. 3.-TuaoUGH MAIL-EEw Yopy
leaves Burkeyie at A. b.; leaves Dundee dinner
Greensboro al 4:36 p. 3L; leaves Salisbury ut Tn1
{supper) p. d.. arrives at Charlotte at 9:0s P. u
Stops az all stations;
Eastward-.Leayes Charlotte at $3.50 A. ~; leaves
Air-L Line junction q. 5:25 A. NJ: leaves salsbary
1t ss9 at E sos
rives in Richmond ut 1886 p. NJ Stops al all stations
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBuRG -ACCoMNODATIny
Westward-Leaves Richmond at 1915 A. NJ; arrfyss,
at Burkevie at LAS 7. M.; leaves Brrkeyille at9
p. III. arrives at Lynchburg at 500 p. ~
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCHBURG ACCoMNoDATIoy
Eastward-Leaves Burkevie at 5:10 A. ": arriye,,
ut Richmond st $40 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 7.--LocAL BUBKEvILLE AccoNxo
DATIoN daily Except Saturday. Westwast-Itayea
Richmond at p. H.: arrives at Burkcyile at I2Js
A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 1O.--LocAL BURKEYILLE Accox.
NOTATION, Eastward-Leaves I.urkeviIe al 7 4.
NJ (; arrives at Richmond at Z. II.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect ut Richmond with ths
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro wit,
trains to and from Raleigh aud Go.dsboro'.
The through trains conpect at Richmond Wifi.
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore,
philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. and connect At Charlotte with
| trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-.
road to and from Greenvilie, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and MI southwest.
| ern points.
| Trains Nos. 8 and connect with the Charlotte
| Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia, Az
! gusta. Charleston. Savannah, Tallahassee, and eli
| southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkcyille with the Altar
| tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynclburg
| Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
| Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
| noints and baggage checked through
| Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleeping-c.irs run through between
| Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets are good only fora continuous passszs
to the points named on the ticket Eoay-over cheek.
will be given. I. NJ 4: ThLCOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN II. MAcMuRDo, General Passenger Agent.
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fFor tho Dispatch.l
The New Yankee Doodle.

BS W. c. ELAAs
Brave Uncle sam comes down from York
TO o Isnke ~, Inc e run f for Washington
Although the way he stony.
Yankee Doodle, how dye dop
Hail, Columbia, how d'yeg
Good Uncle Sam win come TO town
To drive ont rogue and rowdy!
Rrxye Uncle Sam Ia hard 10 beat:
He'll give Boss Hayes haZing;
And Wheeler Bili he'll wheel down hill,
And turn him oat TO grazing.
Yankee Doodle, &C.
He'll win the race TO Washington,
His little pony riding,
And with reform viii make IL warm
For all thieves therein hiding.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
Helter-skelter, there they'll 20,
The Rog,ie's March rafting after;
And as the y race wen speed their pace
With boot, and hiss, and laughter.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
The black Gag and tho bloody shirt
VIII In the dust he trailing,
And DER these types the stars and Stripes
VIII Uncle Sam be mailing.
Yankee Doodle, &C.
Then hate and strife and theft and lies
VIII end their shameful story,
And Union then win come AGAIN
In all ali Its truth and glory.
Yankee Doodle, &c.
And now let all give thanks and praise
For that blcst time before us,
When Uncle sam shall bear the palm,
With peace and plenty, Ger US.
Yankee Doodle. how dye do?
Hail, Columbia, how dye?
Good Uncle Sam shah come to town
TO drive out rogue and rowdy!
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by Lancaster 6 Luckc,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank Building.

| COMMISSIONERS SAL e AT AUG
OTION OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERflELD COUN-
TY.-In pursuance of z decree OF inc Ghanccry
| Court of the city of Richmond rendered OH tile
18th day of June, 1876 In the suit Of LANCASTER
and Others trustees, against the Glover Hill Railroad
by said decree proceed to sell by public auction, at the
Office of Lancaster & Lucke, No I'LL Main street,
On II f q he h at eG OF e
'0 I TRs !XHgAhLE PROPERTY knoxq the
field. consisting Of NINE HUNDRED AND NINE
TFoUR AcEEs II fee simple and 2NE TH1H
ICREs In which the Glover Hill Company nolds
undivided Interests and leaseholds and all the MA
CHlNERY and HIPLEAIENTS !, used ed herewith ;
is twcny-onc miles In length, running from Clover
Hill Mines TO OsbOrne's, on james river, with all Its
F3AR6EHR s1 RfHRr g AZ S1akS sn and
COAL RESERVOIR. An Of the above property
will he sold as whole, and lists of the same in de:
tail have been printed, and will be furnished to ali
who desire to inspect them.
The terms of sale will be: Sl,G40 payable on the
Isl aX q aaal l on the S av @ 3
1878: $l,640 on the 1st day July, 1873; $3.50
on the 1st day Of January, 1879, and $42,6ao on on
such one third thereof shall be paid
in cash, one third thereof In SIX months, ana one
third thereof IN twelve nafss of e pr
chasers with approved endorserS TO De secured ny
deed of trust OH the property.
2 And ut the time and place snail also sell
by public auction, and under the authority OF the
same decree ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARS, TEN GoND0LAS, Two Bon
CARS, ONE SECOND CLASS PASSENGER-CAR.
This rolling stock Is now in use on the Clover Hll
railroad, and may be examined at any tlme ny thosc
desiring to purchase. The terms of sale Will be one
third cash one third OH credit of six months; and
one third on credit OF twelve months, said deferred
payments to be evidenced by negotiable notes OF the
by deed of trust on the property.
8. A TRACT OF pARTIALLY-TlMBERE
LAND known as "Tzzards,n and lying near the
mines, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THlR-.
TY-,rIREE AND A HALF ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging to the
Clover Hill Company.
The terms of sale will be cash sufficient to pay
debt of about $1,000; and as to the balance In two
equal payments-one ut six months and one at
twelve months--evdenced by the note bond of the
purchaser and secured by deed OF trust OH the
property.
Persons desiring to inspect the property will be
shown through the works by the managers at Clover
HILL
Trains leave Byrd-Street depot at 1:20 P NJ. Mon
day, Wednesday. md Friday. Train leaves Glover
Hill at 6:l5 A. N. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday.
JAMES r. WERTH,
au S-tds Special Commissioner.
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BY George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer.
Bank street next to custom-housc.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE-
4 SIRABLE RIVER FARM IN POWHATAN
COUNTY.-By virtue Of 4 deed of trust dated jan
corded in Powhatan County Court clerks Office, hay
ing been requested by the beneiiciaries therein,
shall proceedto sell ut public auction on the prem
ises. on FRIDAY the 25th day Of August, s76. at
o'clock r. NJ, that DESIRABLE FARM situated
in the county of Powhatan upon James T p,.a
road, called "Spring Valley" containing 255 I'D
ACRES with improvements, consisting Of a FRAME
DWELLING with five large rooms. hall, &c. needs
but tt c repair: Is well painted. Out-houses Ill good
order.
TERMS: Cash rs to one fourth of the purchase
SIX twelve and eighteen months, negotiable notes TO
be taken for the deferred payments, with interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
Trustee.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, Auctionccr.
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by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.
BY II: Bates,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
. 1115 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE
ID SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL. BETWEEN
MADISON AND MONROE STREETS, JUST
ABOVE BROOK AVENUE.-ht the request OF the
owner 1 will sell 1T public auction on WEDNE .Iso
premises, the LOT above described. with 4 BRlCh
KITCHEN thereon, fronting a feet, and running
TERMS: Very reasonable, and made known ut
sale. NJ bnIES,
all Is auCtioueci
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Richmond at A. NJ, $3.50 p. ", and 0 p.
d.
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
slccpcrs for New York.
ga. N. daily Except Sundays, making close con.
neetions at shepnGrd for the n9rthwest arriving a:
L. NJ. l.. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
A. :. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger Agent
T. II. SHARP,
jyS Master of Transportation.
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FURNITURE.

OWING TO THE GENERAL DEN
IMPRESSION IN BUSINESS. have esss IN
enabled 10 purchase FIRStTH ire az sesS ~. III
srcii low prices that II ID ready BIZ
ishing. Purchasers can be constDe o. t.sts
calling on nae and seeing for thenlseh ss;.u,,nn
/. a1g Bread, between Third and xpurth ss'ss'''
y ~ a5-sn g sl,s
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by w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i FARM OF FORTY ACRES, IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, NEAR THE MECHANlCSVILLlG
TURNPIKE, ABOUT FOUR MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
by Mr.. Hugh A. Watt and Others to Eaton Nance
and William Brent both now deceased, bearing date
22d January, 1862, duly recorded in Hcnrico Coun-
ty Court, In Deadlock No. re, page 625, and by
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of Henrlco
county. entered at the December term, 1874, the
undersigned, who by that order were substituted rs
trustees In the place Of the original trustees will sell
ut public auction. on the premises. on MONDAY,
the 18th September, 1876, at O'Clock 7. NJ, IF
fair if not the first fair day thereafter the residue
of the REAL ESTATE conveyed by tile said deed,
containing FORTY ACRES, wi all the buildings
and improvements thereon. now In the occupancy of
the said Watt, adjoining the farm OF Mr. John l..
GrIIbbs and others.
This Is very desirable farm, and located In an ex
cellent neighbOrhood, with trStratc roads leading to
Richmond. a"a-
: TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the time of
sale. 20 J. G. BLACKWELL,
,--.t - W r--...t. L. W. STEARNS.
au lO-c0dtSeStdtd Substituted Trustees.
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WANTS.

WANTED, FIRST-CLAsS COOK to
w cook and wash for n small family One who
can come well recommended will receive liberal
waces Apply at gil Main street. between second
anS srhtrd au21-6t
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<TEW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
j. T. ELLYSO&, III,
. :; BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
l112 MAIN STREET,

!. THREE DOORS ABOVE THE DISPATCH OFFICE,
will send any of the following books postpaid to
any address on receipt Of the price:
CRIPPS THE CARRIER. BY r. d. Blackmon
author of Maid Of skeer.n 75c.
EN 6R b b Mil hc ef Hop HAS &c. &c.
THE LAND'0F THE SKY. BY Christian Reid.
FLESH AND SPIRIT. By the author of "odd
BRE EsalS 1S Novel BY Julian Hawthorne. 75c.
PA 6hS fHHs n pf By Bu ISe 5oc
THE PRIME MINISTER. BY Anthony Trollope.
TIE DILEMMA. By the author of the Battle of
B 5 5HHE RT sFok g. Mars Ess
Il Mis!k NS SttG c SHaa ' by George
MEN Ne hSp aA sf7S ONE HUNDRED YEARS
HASS9S f. L ~: s ,IETIESs' TABLE
1sHsfAEt; Or, Il THE DEPTHS; 3. Mrs. Emma
D. E. n. southworth. Cloth. $1:75; -
Mrs EaBa g. EXON Sah co IT,
Z EPocHs OF HISTORY SERIES.
THE FALL OF THE sTUARTs AND WESTERN
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THE FAC AGE OF ELIZABETH By Mandell creigh-
THE fs1 Rs Ri n 4 RSEyo1uT1os AND FIRST EN-
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PERSIA FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD To
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New numbers Of the LAKESIDE LIBRARY re-
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jy27 1112 Main street, Richmond.
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WANTED, LAUNDRY WORK.-An
w cxperienced LAUNDRESS (white) desires
LAUNDRY WORK In private families from one to
three DAYS in e1ch week. Address Mrs. b. T., care
ni enofcL office an21-1t*
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99-CENT STORE.


RECEIVED AT THE
.. Id !
99-CENT STORE, .f,t,
.oT- x
Six dozen LARGE BIRD-CAGES,
Ten dozen vlLISES and SATCHELS,
Fourteen dozen UMBRELLAS,
Another lot of PAR.tsoLs, .'' -. ..
A large lot of LUNCH-BASKETS,
New styles GENTLEMEN's HATS,
A few more large IARKET-BASKETS,
New subjects in OIL-PAINTING with GILT
FRAME,
New CHROMOS.
A large lot gcntlemcn's COLLARS and CUFFS,
TuREE-sHELF BOOK-RACKs,
Large-size WALNUT STANDS. .,.a--.
We still keep full line Of TEA and TABLE
SPOONS. which we warrant extra plate, OH white
metal. at the
au15 99-CENT SIoRE.
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TOR GOOD AND CHI E A p nD
L SHOES go to B. F: TINsLEY CQ.Ss -
stock and know it to be one that has been well Sc
ected; and their prices are low that guarantee
that they cannot be beaten. They keep nearly al
STYLES and grades, and also fine assortment of
TRUNKS. hope one and all will give them call,
for know It will be to their interest to do so.
They do REPAIRING IN the neatest and best man
ner. aus
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROADJ
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
pIniINInNrn NI I,inn L

Train leaving Richmond 1T $3.50 A. NJ. rms daily
Except Sunday. stopping ut all regular stations.
Traln leaving Richmond at 1900 7. d. runs daily,
stopping ut Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyile. Char
lottesville, Ivy, Mediums river Greenwood Waynes-
boro, Saunton, Goshen, AlillbOro', Covington, Ale
ghany, and al regular stations west of Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday at 4:45 r. NJ. Passengers by this train ar
rive at Washington Clio A. NJ.
Sleeping cars run Oh all night trains and parlo,
ears on day mail trains east Of White Sulphur.
Ticket Office and sleeping car open At $50 p. NJ
for the IL midnight train.
Trains arrive ut Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4. VI.
Mail Train daily Except Sunday $50 T. ~
Accommodation Train daily Except =,
sunday ...'c'ou n. ii.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations rs
above.
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Danvflle and Richmond and Peters.
burg railroads, both 10 and from Richmond.
For further information. rates, &C.. apply ut S27
Main street, or ut companys Offices.
CONWAY II. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
w. NJ. S. DUNN.
jc 10 Engineer and Superintendent.