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lICHkoNB, YORK RIVE AND cssalr-.---
tssS H@s13S RAILROAD ceaPiay
OVxIc1 OF 1Hs SUfHRtgrRSpHS,
kicA1oNs, VA, March IL, Isle
GREAT REDUCTION.
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE
SCHEDULE, OF TRAINS

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Psint n,r-
at 8 A. H., arriving 1t Richmond At ie
Leave RishAond a. 8 2. L., arriving at West p.i.
Trains connect At West Point with ssean.,, A.
baYs sR ins e. sas sS SSsf e
steamers for Baltimore and al eastern ro.M.o
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDiWIasa
Eare 70 ........... ....... a
Fare to kAlt and return. *
Fare to Philadelphia ,..............,... sse
Fare to New 1srk.......... 9Sy
Fare a z ssss9n FR.;9,rT II "a
noad at 8 A. M. on WRDNEsDIy' et rsriEsies -
and SUNDAY, connecting al West Point AZ, I,
steamers, and delivering freight In BaI,imnr. W
next morning; returning, leave Wes, po,n, y
2:l5 z. n arriving at Richmond At a
| On the Richmond and Danviile RAILROAD nr AIT ",
sout harn prints. Ao1 Az
EXPKFss FREIGHT received q, uorn,x
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY b.fersa p IA A.,
be delivered in Baltimore the folswins dsy', ~
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with n,...r,..
coaches attached leave Richuopd AZ 6.56 4 W ~
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aad saTrsp,ySSS
and leave West Point for richmond the sam. asr,,
at 1:55 A a., arriving at Richmond al 3:S5 p
The management takes pleasure In aruosnr,n.
| to the travelling public and shippers that -.
steamers Of this line between Baltimore And Wat
Point have been redtted In the meet ino,onos
manner for the accommodation OF passengers m
freight
Travellers taking this Hne arrive In Bs,,,mo,.
| In ample time 70 connect with the rail- lines fcr
Pkil1delphts, New York, Boston, and all eastern
| and western points.
| Freights will lie given the utmost dispatch. Ns
transfers At Richmond Of freights TO from sout-
Fl. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
W. p. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. NH Is
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RICHMOND, FRED'G 4 POTOMAC Z. X. Con-
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEyT,
RICHMOND. January 8, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS

RICHMOND, FRED'G 4 POTOMAC 4. X. Co~l
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEyT. I
RICHMOND. January 8, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
1855 P. IL leaves Byrd-s.ree, station daily, con.
meeting with the Baltimore and Ohis
railroad a, Shepherd. opposite Alex
andria; due " Camden station, Ba!tl-
more at 9:i5 p n. auf with Ne.
York train tTHR0nGh sLt = Z y
FkOM SHFPHtRD TO NV
YOkKL and With New York plSn.
express vta Baltimore and Potomac
railroad ct Washington, srrrirg ~
Cbarles-Streel statiI-p, BalumOrsa
1880 PM THROUGH sLEEPLK
Es9M WASHINGTON TO NE"
1000 r. II. leaves Byra-sueet station Sunday
excsptedl. connecting 1t Masalng9
with the Baltimore aad Potomac No
Baltarnare End Ohio railroads.
6.05 p. Il. ACCOMMODATION T AIN ~
Eaneycr Junction, leaves brsao-sase
station tsundaB excepted
GAM. arrives 1t eyrd-street station tSs0'
$50 P. H. sI a, sa 4 Bysasass. STATIC. 4.ily
1857 A. r., ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM .In Is.
st Brosd-Street station Saneays q
captedl.
Parior-csrs on dag ustns.
Pullman sleepcrf Oh night trains. ..,r..
FRE1GHT TRAINS leave Broac-Street n1SS33
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an, SAIuEIIa.sa -.
SS5 3, y:p1n hIFsa sSa and 'fsiDii
MORNINGS. Consignees OF I'VE stock ana psr -.
Able articles upon giving notice ~ eepot, can W
lain freight At Bouiion on psecsdaas evening"
Through bills OF ladinS and rates given 70
principal psiRts North and West = .yrRs
General superintendent
c. ATAYLUk.
id General Freiah, xHd Ticket afen.
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AUe5fAaen salsEks- InIs do 49, -
ByBye. Az 6 Pp~ell, Anctiorsers,
..sst5 ~ ~. no. "a "a Main street.
nREA~l SALE Of THE STOCK
ss or A 81 "a BE-
y1ASKRupr JKwELLER AT Auction

5 ~ 3 -a
Nv order of the assignee we Will sell a. out nDoe
ON WEDNESDAY the Goth, at 1oh oe'ock' any
con,,nuipg .som day 70 day, morning ahos'enne
un,, the estire s, ock is closed The sseek Consists
Of sissag
SOLID GOLD SWISS and AN EkAo 's ::
WATCHES OF TIE finest grades 80
snso coIN.sILVER AMERICAN LEVER LEVER
WATCHES, In a., s., A., g., x1d 6-ounce ea'ss'
sx,1p GOLD sad RoLL-PLATB CHA A1-s''''
the latest designs;
soI,In GOLD snd FINE PLATED JEWELR1
lsp1Rr-sTUps, sLEEvE-Bg'TToNs,
sENrLEMEN's SOLID GOLD PINS;
GOLD PENS, &C; $50.
together With an assortment OF -:
,v.,ers B.o,bers, sILvER-PLATED SPOONS
KNIVES, FORKS, &C.
v. would respectfully call the sttenaon CT tns
nr,,,c To this sale, as the goods sro Of the very be0
ou.,iy. the latest patterns and designs'and VIII y
aold without limit or reserve. Every article war
BYERLY 4 POWELL, Auctioneers.
TIE sa,e Of WATCHES ard JEWELRY win b.
+ continued THIS DAY At 10 O'Clock. haDy or ths
Ssost desirable articles VII ee onese n ,1.{
| ,hao Auc,ioneers.
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BY Cook &c Lsughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
scTORE-FUTURES b e L V N G i.
H sHOE.BOX Fs, &C., At Al CT ION.-on
4THIIRsDAY the 3Olh instant, At 10 O'Clock, We
viii sell At The store Of Mr.. g: Heller, NO. 40
Broad street, all the STohE-FiAiohhe' conA''-
ing Of .r,,,r,So srrrruc .r<
GREEN SHOE-ROXES, DC.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
NH 90 Auctioneer5.
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TARDOzO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are now receiving their
SPRING GOODS.
10 which they call especial attention. as 1t is by far
the largest, hsndsomest, and cheapest they have
ever before displayed.
They are now exhibiting superb stock Of
BLACK SILKS
lower than ever before, ranging In prices from 81
to S5 per yard. Also.
COLORED TRIMMING SILKS Of every shade;
COLORED DRESS SILKS in all the new shades
plain, checked, plaid, and striped;
A. large lot OF that splendid BLACK ENGLISH
GRAPE, in short lengths, sold so cheap;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS. INsERTINGs. and
TRIMMINGS in endless variety; 3:
NOVELTIES In great variety;
Something new in LACE GOODS for overskirts;
Beautiful PRINTS and PERCALEs from sc. per
yard up. a
They have Just opened most attractive stock Of
LADIES' sUN-UMBRELLAS and PARASoLs,
TO which they ask an Inspection before purchasing
else where. These goods are selected with great
| care, comprising advanced styles and trimmings.
novel In design and elegant in flpish with beauti-
full handles, we'll assorted In WOOD. IVORY, PEARL,
EBONY, and coKNELIAS, rendering The display OF
unusual interest 70 the purchaser. NH 2o-3m
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DEFY GOODS.


ftGH GOODS.
A T GIL BROAD STREET.
In consequence OF Inability to dispose OF my
srock my customers are hereby Informed THAT
will for The present 'inue the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
at my old stand
For this purpose have recently made additions
to my stock, embracing all the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices:
The old stock now On hand win be closed out at
less than cost. CHARL ES HU1LLER.
NH 26 Gil Broad street
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BY j.. L. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
Office corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
II AW, MEDICAL, AND MISCELLA-
Ia NEOUS BOOK SALE BY CATbLOG q e.
win be sold vt auction In he rooms adjoining nv
office, beginning on THURSDAY, march 80,
1875, It O'Clock P. NJ, and continued from DAY
OF Jaw, MEDICAL, and MISCELLANEOUS
ROCKS Of the libraries Of the late Judges Leigh and
Baldwin. Professor HolcoDne, Drs. Trent and Juft,
Thomas r.. Dewitt, ESq and Others Among them
are some RARE EDITIONS.
TERMS: Cash. d. IL. arr
NH % --.e....... hucllon'et.
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BY r. D. F,acho,
Real Fstafe agent and Auctioneer,
No. g Fourteenth street.

THAT VERY DEiIRABLE BRICH
l. REsIDENCG Situated ON The SOUTH:
EAST CORNER Of MAIN AID FikST
FRONTING so F GET ON MAIN STREET AND
RUNNING JACK So FEET; ALSO. VACANT
LOT ADJOINING ABOVE. FRONTING 81
s5 FEET; ALSO, 70 FFET ON FIRST STREET,
WITH A DEPTH of 81 FEET, FOR Sale At
AUCTION.-Ry request OF the owner, shall offer
for sale st public AUCTION. on the premises. the
above most valuable property located as above de-
scribed, on THURSDAY. March 81, 1875, ct ~
O'Clock z. NJ. This Is regarded as ore Of the 10 est
desirable locations on Main street for sale. and
should attract The atten don OF those Wishing TO
build. as there are several fine buildings Deir
erected in the sfrinity.
Z ERMs: One rhfrd each balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months interest aided 1t six per cent
from day Of sale, evidencrd by negotiable notes or
the purchaser and secured by deed OF trust on
the property, e. d. FACHO.
mb % Auctioueer.
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sS.ossl s;,xs ~ 81 !:

Lord GIyHasrs
Lord CsYntef ne sas d nosie sefd-
a noble of 18Th ftrree !; . s. -
A. sss IS s s:s ~ seas
On es1sstes in BerKs eountee.
One 1noraiug he arese wihs Terrible FroHn .s:
Ina MD he was going % Wsshinstoxn $.
70 uaesysr .oms bs!sa sn esrsssee-ss'
ma r., yelled all nigh. and be travelled full fsst,
IN sen n $ pse CIV Mst he Stayed him at last
Anu se rs,Ied hin, his rnitiee- ,es- tee,
Tho War Department CoMmitee.
He c.,,ared Sir Belknap, the warrior so sold,
WYou,re the man wante1 70 see
Bat hs s' ss r sIs
Aud he was in British territoree.
He asked Tor more tine and he .isked FOR more
Sss :ersy gsr ass'ss VIA ~,ss he sir ye,p
"1' CrseS, = I'm smashed by yoar old committee
I1m see sIposes on my swn oommtrsee."
And waiting was heard In The esmmssee-room,
Wren noble from ke,ntlck-i-e
Was TS,e nss sna a
That showed up Mr.. Pendetun's fee.
Ru. The saart Il grew more complicated by far,
And when next the anRasi conmittee
| Looked up 10 observe who tae! had at the bar
| ENTHUSIASTICALLY Kroaned. g. - me-
| IBmssngsos f1o,oa} HstessSS.
r. g.
Bs,h Cpymer and Marsh they buried so meet,
4 One Stop and the 0theranner;
! Aua cat ut the CisIner there grew oeso uee@
Ana Narsh he turned into ruR-run-
| rRpner-
| gorgeous Canadian runner. h@s-.t'
There waS a bold prophet called Irce,
4 VINO forefcld The tempeats quite ulce
Till the safi.end OF March,
| Wbick took all the starch
Tf'AA I.S Losss Dtsydtcb..
Ansunosa distinguished herself last Mon
A.u nv e,aetino for her centennial mayor
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By Frank ID. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT,
No. HOS Main street

VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING No.
Y TIT NORTH FOURTH, BETWEEN JACK.
SON AND DUyAL TRY HTS. FOR SALE AT
|AUCTION.-',n FRIDAY FVFNING. az ~
O'Clock. March LIST, the premises, will cell lat
the request Of the owner. who is determined to ois-
y. Sc Of The same.) the NICE DWELLING above
described, containing four rooms; and kitchen ;
penIy painted and In good condition. Los, 20 by
1875 feet TO an alley
TERMS: One fourth cash: balanceat four, eight,
and twelve months. secured by deed OF trust.
NH 2S FRANK ID. HUI L, hnctfoneer.
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By Sampson Il McCrary,
Real Rstare Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
- FARM OF SIXTY ACRES OF, LAND, ON
THE BROaDRO''K ROAD ABOUT SIX MIL 8
FROM NAN HtSTER.-Jn pHrsuance or q decree
OF the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county entered
Cd the 9Th day Of May 1871, In the case Of kmily
Rurton's guardian against Emily Burton ct ais. 1
will sell 1t nub'c auction on MONDAY the 10Th
day OF April. 1876. at IL O'Clock H.. tthat being
county court day. in front Of the court honse In
the city Of Manchester. Q small FARM OF, SIXTY
aCRES OF LAND. AS above dtscribe5. On the
land Is . frame dwelling and q quantity OF wood.
Reing so near town. dealers In wood are requested
to examine the farm before the day Of sale.
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Comm isstoner.
MARCH 7fh. 1879. NH "a
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|IYATLRDknAlGDs gMA aI1OAsI,NMsN3
lGassesaala q q naSR IL
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GROCERIES, d

GROCERY, &c.,
VI No 500 RROAD STREET,
second door from Sixth street, which is the market
E1 street
|. JOHN II. cox. Of the retired firm Of Wake &
Co., has sold aud relente1 to II. P. TAYLOR, auc-
tioneer, who has enlarged the stock and reassoca.
ted Mr. Wake In the business under The style Of
.s.S ~. WALK 6 TAYLOR.
Please call. Will hLd he firm accommodating
and goods choice aud cheap. will continue to
sell HORSE ). &C., Mt auction.
nah 28-6t* Fl. P. TAYLOR.
NEW CROP GREEN TEA.-We are
IN now receiving our fourth importation 0
GUNPOWDER TIA, which was selected by
Messrs Russell & Co., of Shanghai, under sptcia
orders as to quality and is represented to be Of the
choicest grades. Is.
Inpsrtea direct from Chipa vi1 ian Francisco
and the Pacific railroad In forty-seven days.
Samples can be procured by the trade for exami.
nation. 49, DAVENPORT & MOkRl,
NH 29-1m Importers.
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BY sampson q McCrary,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
pY REQUEST OF TIE OWNER WE
ID VIII sell on THU RSDAY the 30th OF March;
O'Clock P. NJ, that truly valuable LOT fronting
81 feet on the River road. Just beyond The Rich-
about 200 fett, with SMALL FRANZ DIVE I'll,
ING and kitchen thereon. The lot VIII be DIV ided
into two building lots OF AN feet EACH II desired
This property is situated in very good neiRhbor-
hood about a quarter OF mile from the corporate
limits of Manchester, and Is considered desirable
property.
ana nine months, with interest added. secured BY
deed Of trust or approved endor ed negotiable
paper. ShMfSoN q mCCnAhI,
MARCH 24TH 1875, NH "a
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

~ ~ ]" 1
Leave Richmond at 2:S5 NJ, and 10 P. n.
Potomac boat connects ut sh.pherd with through
sleeper for New York. L. N. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
J.P .DUKEHAhT,
Southeastern PasseL ger Agent
T. T. SRARP,
nab S-3m Master Of Transportation.
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EuIGH-C ONsTABLE's SALE.

GH-CONSTABLE'S SALE.
win cell ut public auction on SATURDAY ths
LIST day OF April, 1s7e, at Ia o'clock A. Mas Jack
sons eosper.shop, southeast corner Of Sixth and
Gary streets, enc Following property TO satisfy
distress WARRANT In Hy bands In favor Of J.. D.
PretloH against WIN. Jsckson:
Los sfBARREL-sTAVEs,
ts One 9RTEDsTOFE.
One BAnREL-WAGoF. fzt;g;5
TuRxs.. Cssh.; A. B: DuEsBERRY, !.
NH 80 High. Constable City Of Richmond.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. Ills Main street. opposite Dispatch ONCE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY AND AT
4 LOW FTGTRES.-re requeat an interview
with those desiring to purchase in reference 10 the
following ...
NEW BRICK HOUSES:
sol west Grace street; twelve rooms.
2ll5 east Broad STREET seven rooms.
52S south Pine street: five rooms
2O3 west Gary street; six rooms
$40 China street, sidney; Owe rooms.
r. FRAME HOUSES.
-5r6 north Twenty-seventh street; five rooms. =.
SO4 west Clay street four roamS
1000 westt lay street; five rooms.
312 south Cherry street.; four rooms. >
7l6 north hirtieIh street; three roUms. Z
!, apply to j. THOMPSON BROWN.
nh 25-6t
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Ansmosa distinguished herself last MOI.
day by electipg for Der centennial mayor
(Jonfederste soldier. Patriotic tow1.-MdT'
shall (Iospa) Times
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VALUABBE TIMBEREi, LAND IN
EF'G KENT COUNTY. NEAR ,,E1 2 "a "a.
lCCU.tTHDUsE. ny aucTION.-We shall Sell by
suction 70 The highest bidder, nc New Kent ConrtS
house, en- THURSDAY the. -lSih, Aprh, 1919,
yided iuterestand tae In the
whole or Tract OF TWO HUNnR. y ANU
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND. heavily timbered,
principally IN pine, oak, hickory, chestnut. &C.
ORIGINAL growth-in New Kent county, shout four
m1les from New Kent COURTHOUSE. and three miles
fcom Cumberland Tor Cook's) landing, on the "a
fnuntey river.
TERMS: enc third OF the pulchase.mspey IN
cash; the residue In six and twelve months, ths
purchaser giving negotiable notes for the oe!efeo
payments. with interest added, and secured py 9
deed Of trust. RICHARDSON q CO..
Real Estate Agents sod AuciioneexS
NH 30-dtd&Sw2t No. His Main street.
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uOANTON INSIDE LINE."saMQa

"C,ANToN INSIDE LINE" al
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS Hom
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier. at corner OF
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close cor,
necton each trip at Canton, Nd, (East Baitimore)
With the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Com pany for Philadelphia.
-SPECrAElDvANTAGEs:
All freight by this line covered BY dire and marine
Insurance free Of COST No dockage charged At
Richmond, Rates ne low as any other line. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the PhiRdel'
phs, wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philade
phia-
rnond. For further Information apply to
l.. B. TATUM, Agent.
Onlces Twenty second and Dock streets
and SO. 903 Main street or to
J. 8. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia Jazz
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Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TOR SALE AT AUCTION THAT
Il BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE
LOT On THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREFTS.-
At the request OF the owners shall offer for sale at
Az, TON on the premises on FRIDAY the 31st
of March. 1876, at ~ o'c ock P. NJ. that truly
valuable LOT LOCATED as shove, between the resi-.
\ osen baum. it has front Of As feet and denth
of 1913 feet with the privilege of alley leading
this lot will be sold with II or not, may he deter
mined the hour of sale. This lot Is beautifully
graded, with handsome shade trees. HIS the use OF
large cuvert and is justly regarded as equal TO the
best location for nrs:-class residence now on the
market.
TERMS: Ore third cash. balar ce at four and eight
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by deed OF trust. W.GODDIN,
NH 27 Aucfi0ueer.
P. S.-If desired, this lot will be divided into two
smaller oIes, each having front OF 22h feeI.
NH az w. g.
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Ry Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF A
IA BRICK DIV ELLING-H0USE, CONTAIN
ING THREE ROOMS, ON CHURCH STREET,
GROCERY STORE OF JOHN GROSS & BRO
THF R.-This house will be sold at auction. upon
the premises. on SATURDAY the Isl Of April, at
5 O'Clock p. n. by request Of the admipistratrix
with the will annexed of Stephen Sullivan, de-
ceased. 90
TkRHs: Atsale. GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
NH % AurtioDeers.
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y 5s3 80 FaRMHRs, and oTHERs.

The subscriber has on hand WAGONS xnd ACTS
that hS wishes 10 isposs OF
on very moderate terms, and As still
csters anS a., paiss . call from aa In wsnt or saS
Ais wagons sFaa essier, carry larger loads. AMI;
wesE ana sell cheaDs Than any other Hason
sEaaysntead. Liberal DISCOUNT 20 inerehsnts. al
Rotk nafyAateG, ATTENTION PAID 10 res.
tsry bstsera ~ al sad L, Jed a sssss
G sS1-eoaam&H3t S.!
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A T PRIVATE SALE SEVERAL
II TRICK or De- Try FARMS in th- county OF
Chesterfield near the city Of Msncnester, contain.
ing from / TO 80 .cres zach, with cabins and ex-
ce,lent springs Of pure water thereon. Land highly
improved, and neiehoorhood good. Accessible by
good roads. Apply 70
FRANCIS T. ISBEI L.
a .-.,,. Aucdoncer and Real Fst.te agent,
No. eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
NH 2S-eoi6t
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DUBLIC AUCTION. Er

Z -. ~
HORSES AND MULES SOLD ON CoNsIeN-
MRNT.
ALSO, WAGONS AND HARNESS, BOTH NEW
AND SECONDHAND.
Parties Wishing to have stock sold on consien:
ment can DO well by calling at the KENTUCKY
SrABL.E No. ] 3 and ~ FIFTHEETH gTnngr.
3lst instant and LIST Of April, commencing at 10
salock A. n. ODENHElhkR BROTHERS,
rnh "a IT
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH. @NR
l. MoND, AND NORFOLK STEAM
WEEKIuniil further .neiIce tie steamers OF THU
line will leave PbfladefphIa every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY. and Richmond exery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock. :. EzSess,5.
Freight taken as low rates for Gil parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsyfvaniz, and Delaware for Provi-
dence snd Boston. Also, foF. Liyersool and Ant.
and bills OF fading signed through.
80 Il d. = q. e w. P. PORTRK. Agent,
2i2S Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAM r. CLYUE CO.,
Z NH IL No. I q South w baryes. EtiledelphfA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-30

VINO foresed the tenn pests quite nice
Till the xati.end OF &arcn,
Thick took al the starch
From tke fame.af old tore caster Iice.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-30

Burlington HACK Eye: "Our attention
has been called to the literary achieven ent
Of young art critic recently employed on
Lincoln {Neb.) paper who was layishing
rivers of gush on the works OF local artist
"a young lady, He didn't think 1t would be
lust the thing to compare young lady artist
TO sthe old masters which Is the proper
thing to do when speaking of local artists, so
he compared her to the 'oid mistres|es.' And
now be IL wandering aimlessy through the
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-05-16
An Extraordinary Fire-Proof Suite Inven.
ted bY a SMede.

A few days since an exhibition of
the new Oestberg fire extinguisher
apparatus took place on the Linden
strasse, in Berlin. in the presence of
the Emperor and Empress, the
Crown Prince, the Grand Duke of
Baden, the Swedish Minister, the
Ministers of War and the Interior,
and other distinguished persons.
The inventor who is a Swede named
Oestberg, and Messrs. Brandt and
Nawrocki, who had charge of the
exhibition, were presented to the
Empress before the exhibition took
place.
Captain Ahlstrom appeared in a
peculiar looking costume, made of
the Oestberg invention, and walked
into an immense fire made of wood
saturated with petroleum, The heat
of the fire was so intense hal no
one else could approach within eighty
PAGES without being burnt or scorch-
cd. The Captain however walked
around in the glowing pile perfectly
undisturbed, leaning On the burning
wood, and finally quietly seating
himself on the Goals. He remained
in the fire for fifteen minutes, and,
on his coming out, every n press
ed round to see how much he had
been injured. He was unframed,
and in spite of the Emperor's asser-
ton that he had seen enough of so
dangerous an experiment, Captain
Ahlstrom went again into the fiery
oven.
On finally emerging. he took off
the suite, and appeared clothed in
red flannel. The Emperor said,
"One must see this to form any just
conception of it, He then asked
Messrs. Brandt and Nawrocki about
the patent in Prussia, and when in
formed hat the application for a
a patent had been refused, expressed
great surprise. [Kolnische Zeitung.