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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28
RICHMOND AND DANvILLK RAILROAD Coyp'Y)
RICHMOND, VA, January 10, 1876
CCHEDJLE OF TRAINS.-TRAIS M.

de 81 \. Stf - !" SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Coyp'YI
RICHMOND, VA, January 19, 1876. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
- 3.-THRoUGH MAIL-NEw YORK TO rHs
Rurkeville at A.. NJ; leaves Dundee at l:39
boro' at 4:36 T: NJ; leaves Salisbury at G:54 P
~. arrives al Charlotte at 81 5 P. II.
TRAIN No. Anew YORK AND NEW Oh.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastwartl-leaves Charlotte it
5:45 A. NJ; leaves Airline Junction at 6:25 A.
NJ. leaves Salisbury at $3.50 A. NJ; leaves reens.
boro' al 1888 p. b.. leaves Danville at 1874 P.
NJ; leaves Dundee At lag p. M.; leaves Burke
vile at e:5l Z. h.: arrives In Richmond at s:Ss
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHDURG ACCOMMODATION
Westward-Leayes Richmond IT 8 A. NJ; arrives
at Burkeville at 1896 P. ~ leaves BurEeyLle I,
P. NJ; arrives at Lyhchburg at $40 p. "
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCHBURg ACCOMMODATING
Fastward-Leayes BurkeyilIe ut LEO 7. H.; l.
ryes at Richmond at 4:34 Pm
TIoy daily Except Sunday, Westward-L caves
Richmond at T. NJ; arrives ut Burkevtlie u
TRAIN No. 1O.-LocAL BURKEvMLs Accom-.
NOTATION, Eastwsrd-Lsayes Burkeyille a. $50
A. NJ. arrives ut Richmond at IL ".
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond Win
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. and connect al Greensboro wa
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY, VIZ.
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad. 70 and
from Washington, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA Ad
New York.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte win
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond A!r-Line rall.
road to and from Greenville, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all seah'
western points, aud with the Charlotte. Columbia
and Angus Ia railroad fer Columbia, Augusta, saTaa-
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points:
Train No. 9 connects ut Burkeville with The At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from LyGcS-
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ana south"eshra
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New oTiea1h
Pullman sleepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are good Only for continuous pao'
sage 10 the points named on the ticket No hy'
over checks win be given.
T. NJ. r. TALC0TT,
General superintendent.
JOHN r. MACMURDO, General Passenger Agent
"a
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TFor the Dispatch.
Inscription on the Sesdter" Monu-
uaent at Hollywood.


Nuytni ct potrig dsto. "I stand" {the
monument is made to speak, "for God TO
God would be literaD land the country"
Then It IL: ~ stand for God and the coun'
try.n What does it meany As monuments
always commemorate-it commentaries for
some one else, not for itself; it commend
rates some one or something else, not Itself
This monument, by the consent of Coo and
the people, Commentaries the virtues OF the
dead lying around. >.
We said TO the appeal once that we never
undertook to render Latin sentences. Inc
one quoted above has always been STUMP
lipg.block to US. Soon after 1t was first put
upon the monument We asked the late JOHN
N. SrRerHKR whether he was responsible Tor
It or not. He said he was not, and seemed
to doubt its appropriateness.
We call astention 10 1t In the hope that
Professor HARRIS, or Professor PRICE, or
some one else, will show that 1t Is both cor
rect and appropriate.
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5Al:UcrION. Aila.,Ell.--.lr,nul,,n,.-.,,'
ADCTlON SAhES--fuenroD ayr.
BY Augustine Royaii
Successor 10 Moody & Royail),
Real fstnte Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh Ind Hull streets,
Maurhocfar ua

TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR HUN.
II DRIED AND SlXTY.FlvE ACRES OF VAL.
UABLe LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHS
TEEFIELD. ABOUT. ONE MILE FROM MAT
TOAX STATION, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANY1rLE RAILROAD, ON THURSDAY. THE
9TH DAY OF mARGa. 1876, ON THE PaE.
deed OF trust executed to the Undersigned by John
e. Booker and =: Cofer, bearing daie on the 18th
day OF March, 1875, and duly recorded In Ihe
County Court clerks office of said county. n. b.
vol. g. page 633, on being required so to do by
the efciary, shall expose for sale at public auc
ton, on the premises, ut me time above prescribed
FOUR hun DRIED AND SIXTY.FiVE ACRES
OF very valuable land, adjoiIing the lands Of VIII
liam Spears, Esq, and w. w. Osborns's estate. The
land in good condition. and well wooded aud m
bered, and being so near the Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad should engage the attention OF those
seeking good Investments.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF executing this
trust and pay of tive notes now due for s2l o so
and interest I'LL psid, and upon the following cred
Its Note due 9th March, 1876. for sIO6: note
due sth april, 1875. for *lo6.50; note due May
18th, 1876. for @l07; note due 9Th June. S76,
for S107.50; the residue. IL any. payable at such
time or times rs will be made known at sale.
SOCRATES BROOKS.
fe % Trustee.
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IL Man Immortal 2

fBy Professor Cunning, OF Chfcago.J
The universe is finite IN time II not il
space. Things seen are temporal. Thing
unseen are eternal, and nature, with all be-
pomp OF stars, Is only garment WoVes oJ
the Unseen. Amid these cycles OF death II
there aught which abides? Science has tht
ear Of the world, and question burns or
the lip Of every earnest man ana woman
even the same old question that burned or
the lip OF the Idumeau Job, If man Ole
shall he live again! You Say to science
"Mep ip your name have said, We have
sounded the deeps OF space and the deeps oil
time. and we find no abode OF the dead. IDe
dead are dead, for their abodes are mol,
The man Of science can answer: we
work on matter and force. we nave
demonstrated form of matter as lar Deyooo
your senses IS that which you call sp,iit.
We have shown that It must De nlliioh
times az solid as lead, and million times as
elastic as steel. 1t pervades all space anu
batbes all suns. Is 1t barren OF NE! FROM
this snfck in the universe we look out on
the countless orbs of the heaven and wonder
whether this globular speck alone Is the
abode of life. From this body of flesh we
look alopg the thrills of light beyond Orion,
beyond the beaded foam Of the milky ways,
lQlO u "a hoNS.S1
which no fcsbly eye bas seen and no heshly
hand has touched, and no flesh can inherit,
and wonder whether this realm alone is the
abode OF life. Other abodes there are, other
modes Of life there may be-" and then you
ask, "Well, can it be that man at death may
pass into an unseen realm and still live!"
The mSn of science can answer, "We work
on force and matter. We have demon
strated that no force Is ever lost. We
have shown that that in man which wills
and thinks and is the man, Is q force, and
that it 10 not transformed into thrills of light
and heat. We have shown that this force
will and consciousness-does not exist in
any degree as property In q portion OF mat.
ter. II cannot exist then as property in
higher degree in larger portion OF matter.
It is associated With the body, but is not of
the body. 1t may live on, then, when the
body like worn garment drops.
Law the Young eagle In what nest you will,
Tie cry and swoop Of eagles overhead
Vibrate prophetic through her qulverlDg Wings,
And MAKE her poise her self for the eagles flight
OF THB GREAT COSMOS
man Is an epitome. Waves Of light from sun
and star have knit the tissues of bis flesh !;
life that pulsed through fish and bird and
.e.st s!""~ ~. We aeous Of geology beats in his
veins, and while vested in this body OF flesh
echoes from beyond, invitations as the sweep,
of wings thrill bis minor being as the SOUL
poises itself for the SOUPS flight. The eagle
mounts; man passes, but be does not Ole.
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Undyang.

The broadsword loses SIS glitter
AS Il hangs Ia the ancient ball;
Rnsted and blunt grows the keen-eogeo piaus
That once SO gallant a champion MADE
AS 1t CLEANED from the castle wall.
The Jewel loses It's lustre
Asst lies 10 its velvet nest,
Till dull aud dim la the good red goid
That showed such a royal light Of ola
As II flashed from beauty's breast.
The blue eye loses It's power
As age comes creeping on;
The fair form droops from Its stately grace,
The roses Nv from the care-worn race,
The charm from the trembling tone.
The color fades from the canvas,
The magic from ringing rhyme:
Now Is there 10Y In this world OF ours,
Riches. or plories. or hopes. or flowers,
But dies at the touch Of Time!
Az. Love in his pure serenity
Can The pitiless spell defy,
For tears cannot drown, nor absence aim,
And Death himself may not conquer hih,
For true Love never can die.
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BY Robert B. Lyme
(s,Iccessor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
Y AND DESIRABLE THREF-STURY STOCK
BRICK DIV Filling, KNOWN AS THE
FORMER RESIDENCE OF MK. HALSTEaD,
WITH COOP BRICK KITCHEN AND FINE
LOT, FOR UCTION. In pursuance of
a decree entered February -, 1876, by The
Cbanrery Court of the CITY of Richmond In the
suit Of Jones's Administrative ct MS. Us. Turner ct
ais, SHALL in cuon OF said decree, proceed TO
sell upon The premises, at public auction, on
THURSDAY the I'd dav Of March, 1876. at Az
p NJ the valuable properly above d scribed, situ-
ared on the west side OF rwentyfth street between
Broad and Marshall streets, now occupied by D. H..
New, Esq. The house contains eight ROOMS, kitch-
en- WAFER, &C. and Is now rented 10 good tenant.
The lot fronls thirty feet and runs back to wide
alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest.
negotiable notes. Title retained until all notes are
paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
Il. G. CANNON,
fa o. Special Commissioner.
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ByP. s. Seabury, Auctioneer,
No. 90 sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from James NJ. Uyerton and wife, dated March
18th, 1870, duly recorder In the clerks office n1
Chrsterte Id County Court (deed-book SO, page
1881. for certain purposes therein set forth, shall
being required so TO DO by the beneficiary, sell a.
public auction, on The premises on THURSDAY
The 23d day OF March, 1876, at IL NJ, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conveyed In
said deed situated in Chesterfield county, contain.
ing X HUNDRED AND F Fly ACRFS Jointly
and adjoining the lands OF James X. Gates, John K
Lacy's estate. George Bartiam, q. c. Moore: VII
liam Blankenship, and others. Part Of this land IL
In cultivation, the residue In oak aud pine aud let
about two miles from the Glover Hill depot, on the
Glover Hill railroad, within The coal-feld. The
buildings consist Of neat dwelliug-hnuse, recently
built, and necessary out-buildings, and is conve.
uient to churches and s. hUols.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale and 10 satisfy
The trust the balance on credit OF one, two, and
three years, for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by truSt-desd. y. :. MOOhE,
fs Odd Trustee
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY NEAR THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of q decree entered
by the Circuit Court of Henrico county on the 1IIh
day of February, 1875, In the suit pending therein
rs. The New York and Richmond Granite Com.
pany, we shall on SATURDAY The 4th day OF
sale that very valuable GRANITE Quarry now
owned and operated by the New York and Rich.
moRd Granite Company; also all the machinery
and ether personal property upon til. premises.
The quarry Is one of the best In Virginia, and Is
thoroughly and completely equipped for the pur-
pose OF supplying stone.
TERMS: One f. urth cash the balance on q credit
Of six, twelve, and eighteen months; title retained
until all the purchase nney is paid;
JOHN II. JONES,
sheriff or Henrico county.
WILLIAM L. nUYALL,
fe % Special Comm issioner.
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ptstshure With an III"

This is the poetica way 10 which tne
Louisville Courier. Journal explains no"
people in Pittsburg are induced TO put al
" H" to tie name of that city:
6 An Eppl,shm an mounted his barb.
THIN flew I've away like the w5nd'
And he dropped an here,
And he dropped an there. h,,-
Till the road was with aspirates hneo
A Pit.sburger, Mortified. stood
And locked at that Englishman co.;
Then he hastily picked up an ID,
AS though It had been a ripe peach lam,
To have seen him you'd have Thought hlin ieech'
And now we have Pittsburgh speit so.
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RICHAoND, FRHD'G 4 POTOMAC x. r. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEsT.
RICHMOND. January 8, 1879
OF TRAINS.


RICHMOND. January 8, 1879
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35 2. IL leaves Byrd-Street station daily con.
Meeting with the Balti more ana oho
railroad and the Baltimore ala
Potomac rsiroad al WashlngSa-
THROUGH SLEEPER PROM VASE
INGTos TO NEW YORK.
1000 P. IL. leaves Byrd-Street station tsurdsT
excaptedI, connecting at Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and OHIO railroads.
500 2. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM R
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad-suea
station (Sundays excepted}.
SAN. arrives 1t eyrd-street station tA'a'
days excepled).
lao P M. arrives At ByrS-Susef station daily.
S:35 A. N, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Arrra
Mt Broad-Sreet station tsurdays e1'
cepted).
Parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers on night trains. ,..
FREIGHT TRAINS leave broac-Street s.aao1
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ant SAICEpAl
NIGHTS foI all points North and West: ara ~,
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and fhlDAl
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live sock and persss'
able articles, upon giving notice 1t cepot cAD w
tain freight ut Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF lading and rates given 70
principal points North and West ,,,.,,
General Superintendent
c. A. TAYLOR
IA General Freight and Ticket heeo.
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By Paine, Cabcll & Co., Auctioneers.
EIRST SPRING SALE.

EIRST SPRING SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH LIST,
CONN encing at'l0h o'clock.
will sell at our warehouse large and attractive
stock Of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
suited to the season, consistirgof
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMURALS;
MEMS and BOYS HATS In variety,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C,
ALSO,
two large invoices Of STOCK GOODS, among
which are many desirable goods, comprising
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY GROCERIES,,
STORE-FIXTURES. &C.
The whole to be sold without limit or reserve.
PAINE, CABRLL 4 Co,
fe23-W ,F,S, M.Tu,&W6t Auctioneers.
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent 110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NICE
Il NEW FRAME DWELLING. ON THE EAST
SIDE OF PINE BETWEEN CHINA AND H0L-
LIZ STREETS, CONTAINING ABOUT SIX
Of deed OF trust executed by James Calder to the
uHoersgned duly recorded In the Office OF The clerk
OF the Richmond Chancery Court. in d. b. No.
100 Z, page 81, ard being required TO do by the
beneficiary therein secured, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, ut AZ O'Clock p. u. on
FRIDAY, March 8, 1875, the desirable FRAME
COTTAGE lscated as above. The lot fronts 60
feet on Pine street, with depth OF l65 TO 90
foob alley.
TERMs: Expenses Of sale and enough to pay q
note Of 81 800, In cash the balance on SIX and
twelve months, with SIX per cent. interest added
secured by trust-deed
FRANK %. HILL,
GEORGE w. WARREN, 8
Trustees,
Sale conducted By FRANK D. Hu5, AuctioneeE.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
CT. CLAIRE HOTEL, RICHMOND, Va,
~ corner OF Grace and Ninth streets, the most
elevated central, and fashionable location in the
city, fronting on the Capitol Square, convenient to
railroad drp0ts. churches, and Immediately the
line Of the street railway, making 1t the MOST DE.
SIRABLE HOTEL IN the city for travellers and
ed, papered. and furnished throughout with hsnd.
some suits Of furniture, new bedding, &c.
VIII be kept in frst-class style, under The man.
agement OF Captain JOHN II. FREEMAN, so wei
known the travelling public as The prince OF CD
tcrerS.
Omlkbuses and porters will be in attendance upon
the arrival Of all trains, steamers &C.
STEPHEN HUNTER,
DR.. K. >. PENDLET0N,
ia 7-E&Tu & 1awSn PYoprietors-
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',....-sss ssA4LsgtbAEs y.tNNst. =
M ID -
RICHMOND, Yohn RTvkh AND CnKsApEArr,
-, RAILROAD C616PANY,
OFFIOK OF THE SUPERrNrggpEyr }
RICHMOND, Va, May 10, 1915.
CHANGE OE SCHEDIIT.E


PASSENGER TRAINS lesye West Petn, n.r~
AZ y. o o, a. :. arririnx ct Richmond al is
n .ease pbiSnmond as z. NJ, arriving ut West pd.
Trains connect AZ West Point With steamers ..
baltimore and all eastern points on WE5Eny9nn
DAYS. FRIDAYS, aud SUNDAYS and - -
s!eamers Tor BALTIMORE and all eastern nnt, io
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRinaYsa On
cure 10 Baitim0re.......... ......,,,..... q .
rare 70 WasAlngton...u..... ~
care 70 Pbiladeiphfa. ~
THEoUGH FREiGHT TRAINS ic.:s % 9, 50
nond aS . A. M. On WEDNESDAY,, FRJt1a,cSa.
ana SUNDAY. connecting AT West Point I'll, 1,
steamers, and delivering freight In Baltimore an
nne eiS mornina; returning, leave West Potni y
ana connecting with the Through Freight IT,.
or the Richmond and Danvile railroad ~. a y.
southern points. 80" ios Al
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with ,..s
coaches attached leave Richmond ~ e.st euger'
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATrR p ~ on
| and leave West Point for Richmond the san.t A =
at l:65 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at AK o
Ihe management takes pleasure In ann"yr -. =.
10 the travelling public and shippers the, ,ss
steamers OF this line between Baltimore aud u ~
Point have been reftted In the most Inorn veg
freight ee's AID
Travellers taking this line arrive in R,,,,
In ample time 10 connect with The rail- MT mora
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and ali ,s.I i9
and western points. rfs - '@s.era
Freigbts will be given the utmost dIspatch y.
transfers at Richmond Of freights TO or from ,ors
ern points. NUa'
II. T. DOUGLASS. superin,erss,,
w. p. BRAGG Master TRANSPORTATION nyIS
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate gents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE
ID OF NINTH STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH
sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 29th day of February, 1876, at 4
O'Clock u. NJ The LOT as above located, fronting
on Ninth stree % feet, and running back 100
feet to Nh alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Made known at the hour of sale.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & SON,
fe 26 AuCtOnecrs.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

ERAME TENEMENT IN ALLEY
Il From HENRY TO BELVIDERE STREETS
BETWEEN BROAD Ard MARSHALL
STREETS.-At tn" request of the owner Will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
March 4th. 1876, at AZ 7. 81, that FRAME TEN
FMFNT. now occupied by Henry Carter, fronting
26 feet on said alley and running back between
parallel lines. The house contains thrt rooms.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months with interest added, and Sc
curedby trust-deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
fc 2S-5t
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WAGONS. CARTS, &c.
l. FARMERS, and OTHERS.

The subscriber has on hand WAGONS and CARTS
q various descriptions that he wishes to dispose of
on very moderate terms and ax still manufacturing
others aud sa&cis a call from all in want Of any
artice In his line.
Ills wagnns run easier, carry larger loads. and
wear longer, and sell cheaper thaAany other wagon
In the market.
Good workmanship and arst-rate material Is
gl.uranteed. LibenIi discount to merchants All
work warranted. Particular attention paiG to re-
pairing. A. o: LtPsCRARs
10 7-eOd3m&38t
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HfGH BLE'S SALE OF
LII HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF will sell at public auction, at No. 1902
Ross street, below Governor street. on TUESDAY
following FURNITURE to satisfy II distress-war-
rant In my hands:
BUREAUS BEDSTEADS and BEDDING,
PICTURES. TABLES. CLOCK.
MIRRORS, WASHSTANDS. CURTAINS,
OIL.CLOTH. CARPETS, FENDER,
REFRIGFRATOR, MATTRESS,
TOWFL-RACK,
STOVE and PIPE, KITCHEN RANGE, &C.
ALSO,
Fine WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
WASHsTANDS aud TABLES,
Fine WALNUT WARDROBE ard TOWEL
RACK,
Fine OAK SIDEBOtRD,
Fine WHAT-NO1, &C.
TERMS: Cash. A. b. DUEsBERRY.
fc 2S-2t II. &, G.. r.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
COMMENCING OCTOBER Rft - ,sx
~ trains on this road win run as follows:
LEAyK RICHMOND sogTn
o:l0 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily fexcen Sp,
dsy). connecting for all points StI.s
and West. S.esping-car attached I'll 5
Tan NJ R ,hsGgsn e T Ts.9a a,,v $685..
day., with coach attached. for P.;ss,
burg, and stations on the SoursTsa
road, Lvnchhurg, and the wes:
1:45 T. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, courecun,
for all points South aud West psSS
sengers taking this train viii ynsfs
close connection at Petersburg Ios
Norfolk Elegant Barlor-car a:tsclaS
runs through 10 Weldon.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, y;a
coach attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:co A. NJ, FREIGHT Oh TRAIN s.ily teacep, sun.
1900 NJ, THkoU Se fG's SAIL aic asy
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ,Da
Potomac railroad for al points tass
500 P. M. FREIGHT daily fexcept sunav,
coach attached.
1885 P. H., THROUGH MAIL daily texcep, sur.
day., connecting with Richmosd
Fredericksburg and Potomac r.ll1s1
forall points East and West. Pu.msn
sleeper attached. running through
10 Baltimore. Also making ch.e
connection with the Chesspease ADD
Ohio railroad for the Virginia S;,itS1
and all points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will rot stop between Rich.
mond aud Petersburg except a. Chester.
This Is the only line running double daily tri!us
making close connections for Charleston, Cu,nu.
bia. Augusta, Savannah, and Southwest Geofga,
without break of schedule.
passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond
at 1:45 +: NJ. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, nd
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, from
desI A. SHAW. srtnterdsn.
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800 - By J. d. Whitehead.
Grocery Auc;icneer and Commission Merchant,
1919 Main street.

-
r WILL OFFR AT AUCTION ON THIS
i fXouday) MORNING 2Sth instant, COM
mencng Ut half past % O'Clock. large and well
assorted STOCK OF GROCERIES,, consisting In
part OF
BACON SHOULDERS; BULK.sHOULDERS;
BREAST.BACON and HAMS;
LARD, CHEESE. and BUTTER;
HERRiNGs and MACKEREL:
SYRUPS. MOLAsSES, and VlNEGAhi
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAPS;
GREEN and BLACK TEAS; oa,,,
PAPER, TWtNE. BLACKING, TUBS, bkoOaS,
&C.. to which The attention OF the trade Is in!lea.
fe2S J. D. WHITEHEAD.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
DARKROOM FIXTURES ATAUCTlON.
ID On MONDAY the 2Sth instant. at ! o'clock,
we will sell at No. "a seventeenth street betEtsh
Main and franklin streets, the BAR-hOon Ella
TURFS consisting of -.
ENGRAyTNGS. LOOKING GLASSES,
DRCANTERS. CLASSES,
GLASS DooRs, CLOCK,
GAs-F1xTCRKS.
TABLES, CHAIRS, &c. rox
reos Auctioneers.