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!, tDAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
TT; q n. sth BALTIMORE. - - - lt.'s
SCHEDULES OF. TRAINS.

THROUGH PAssENGER TRAINS arrive ..
Richmond DALI at 10 a. III, ana leave Richmond
at $50 p. NJ, connecting. at West POINT with the
[ magnificent frst-class steamers AAYASA and
tLoUISE, and landing passengers ~ baltimore q. az 9
Northern, eastern, or western points. lEAasl,sS,
Fare to Baihmore..... <,>,,,.$ w
Fare to Baltimore and return. y w
Ease to Phhdiph ,S@ss. 0U
Fare to Philadelphia and return. 5o
Fare soNew York and return ~ 75
Fac 8 1TRiP TICKETS to Baltimore,
phia, ana New YorsS good for THIRTY DAfsfrom
ut THROUGH issSs FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richsrosd
DAILY as GA. d.; arrive at Richmond DAILY AZ
Freiahts delivered In aasimorc at 8 A. NJ. DAEY,
Careful hshdling and tse utmost dispatch guaran'
teed. Af..ss =.
the public tSs re-estab esh.nens of their DAILY
LINE betwees Richmoxd and Baltimore. Thett
steamers have been refffted In fhe most thorough
manner for the accommodation Of passengers ant
freights Their STArE-f:0OMga are large and wen
furnished. TABGE supplied WIFE every dellcacY OF
Travellers takirg this Line Hare rae benefit Of the
delightful trip do sthe ChesapeakeBay and arrive
IN Baltimore In ample time rs connect with the rai
lines for philadelphia New 8otas>. Boston, and al
' The LOWEST RsrEs and greater dispatch than
OF frtghts to or from soGthGrlirp5tnts cs Richmond
Cars ruin through between West Point and Atlanta
sfthout change. TicBtts sold fossil nor,hern, east
ern, and western points,, and baggage checked
through. ~ ! ) 49,; !. u
street; at the EIchangc'Hotel, and compsny's de-
psa rs % Il. i. DO 5GEAss, ar.zihusndent.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD C0Mp'f,f
RICHMOND. VA. August 4. 1875,
OCHEDIJLE OF TRAINS TAKING Eff

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD C0Mpf,f
Ese 6F TRA Sf s Tak 4 Eff
DFECT AUGUST s,ls7s.-TRtINN No INV s,Es.
York. AND NEaM, ORLEANS ESsE nhast y aIs
sehond at dlaP Nj epyss Baseys
at 3:54 p NJ: leaves. Clover az 655 s ave
WolfTrap at esaB IL; leaves R.nggoaa ~ t. a;Se
!. 81 PRsss !sH saSes e e.
P. NJ; leaves Taomasyflle ut M2l I. M.; Rs'T
Salisbury at 1881 leaves China Grsse AIN ?.
A. NJ; arrives asGna5,o omed T. aSos. a a. AN
Train No aSsw A,D NEW Yo 91,s
csssaSss g aiS a m; sslss
S esSes a q sss 4i Il essu;Sss
nuSaes 3; s SOFIA. H.; easas aasssod Il sis
leaves Mcsaxaran a. vn9 S,; q .essp.
: TRAIN .Nea 3.-THHousn MAn-NEw fo ~ :.
ieayss BBarssaiaas. al: sass dlnnss
GREENSBORO i $50 R:M; Issyss III 4.
TRAIN No. 9.-sAyANssAM AXp NEwg i nsyss
Airline 1unctians q. 625, A-M leaves ssi =
leaves S;Y Daasie At i:sS r. hare. Ba,aes "a, :.
aaS Il P 1sns ssss Is so Sop
TRAIH No;65-Lr50HBuRG ACC oaaso,p a s.-s,ss
Observation-Disclosures s44lnOQu ~
At gpsEsy:lle ~; l:ssg. d: !ssyss Basse''aile =
TRAN No 8.-~fi1scnsuRa AZ ,coa,toD MOI no.
EastwxEd-Leayes .Hurkeyiieat 5; 10 A. Ii; s1''o
at Richmond at SAHA. H.. 49, .,,,,o.
TRh1E No. 7.-iaEAL BpSRE VILE AcCp91asS,
DATIox daily texcspt SesuraaSl io.is
RichEond at p. H. arrives ah Bprkeytils =
TnAINNo. los-LocAl. EEnKEyIlERr Ac s5 4.
MODATIoN, Eas&YaYd-rLzssxS RuskefiiR y
M. SfTfves nt Rtghniond ah9 z IL l55 th fss
Trxans Nos Stand c1nnact ct Richmond Np WIN. =
Chacnrarke aud chic Entk0eA. E.g 49, =, v,uh
Ians nos. xand, 4 ssane ! q G5ssns,oa'
slns on the Rchpee fredericksburg ss ,a,,nors,
Ehiiadelphia, and Neu 10 TX. .,,..,,,ts With
trans I'd fSe hta1 sns Richmond Airline ss
r0aa III and Hs,lns seen' lille, Atlanta ~ oa.,sSSs
a3ohles s&g Orleans, ana "s 's ss'' Is
Tfziss SssyS $ssaa connect With The Chs,'ascs
\ Columbia and August y rairc6d fur Cow scd ali
/ gusta, Ghasieston, 81 .yannah, TallanaSSSs, ~
Train els ID Burkesile With ths Ssnrs
tc.N ard OHIO railroad from :.
ChAttapcog and u Southwestern poaas, vsstern
TacEck sold 10 an southern ana S' .uteus. Isf
points, md hsGeAf checked thz0ash w., os,essS
UnbNfen SaRC ffom Richmond g asa ~ s.seea
PnllIsnn Rslses saeeping~ run iar
ToesS tscssss are good only for continuous
/ TO the points pamed on the acSet sSyr0stY,
lWllthSRsxaR, u. d. u. Th.LSsa.. am.
- General Supsftnles, sn,.
Jot1NIE. 61AcAURD0,G General, Ps>poe'es = -
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D;I1IT1MoRE. AND ONO RAIsoAp

I lo.sF .aIAcasuaDo. General Passspss q.
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The subscribers having leased the above hotel for
term OF wears offer TO tile public drstrate hotel NJ
law rates to suit the times. The conduct or the hotel
viii be under their own immediate supervision and
NAV favor them with their patronage.
The American Hotel In the ina!n IS new -FOUR. III
OF II being in the Ely block, which Is just being I'm
ST II contains ONE HUNDRED. LARGE AND
WELL. VENTILATED Bedrooms. Many OF
them are so arranged as TO be used Us par
Tors and bedrooms 10 suit visitors OF
ing dehghtfu breeze iusanmer and inc genial 1Sys
the sun IN winter, These wen su1ea ief
This hotel has the re6t advantage Of being located
Main street. In the very best PORTION 0t the
and In close 70 81, INC PAGES
Ing mills, banks, Insurance. companies, courts, real
estate agencies, post-oce, custo-houSe state cap
and all the principal both whole
sale and retail. or leycyyt clpss.ss sSaSSesa..
The ladies' entrance aud paflors are ON Main street
The business olce y 2a Twelfth street easS Of nc
yA.roR,gby which, at y monenSb ); notice; y1sito
canbe placed on any Goor In the busding The hotel
Is heated with steam and has al the mo-
dorm improvements TO constitute 80 BID :a
a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL rs ;s.sx5
Our TABLE, VIII be OF the best; aud de 1us long
ysitass that nothing Win be LEFT make them
comfortable, and we solicit the patronage Of our
friends and the Travelling public, rs well as eies
& boardess. ssttst ~ is f3s = ~. M 81 - ~
ra19EfHana PhTi 81 i popsos .r.sp..s.sr..
s former proprietor OF FIX late Of Park Hotel.
change Hotel and foun der SO.
OF BsIard HOUSE, t.ss
RICHMOND. August ~ az q IS 81 an ]
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1,y T, J. sampson,
Real Estate Agant and Auctioneer,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

,s..sF No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
SIX MICH COWS AND HEIFERS FOR
y SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN MANCHES-
TER.-At the request Of the owner viii sell in front
of the courthouse in Manchester, ct public auction
on FRIDAY, September 20, 1875 at O'Clock P.
NJ, SIX FINE Mich COWS AND HEIFERS-
all first-class stock, and In good killing order.
TERMS: All sums under $50, cash: for s2Sls of
$50 and over SIXTY days. time will be given, the pur
chaser to give negotiable notes with approved en-
dorser F. j. SAMPSON,
sc 2S-2t t'sf. Aucti0neer
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FOR NEW YORK.

This company will 6sspatch one Of thsirsspiendid
DOMINION, WYANONSr ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMQNtl-eSery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY&ssbtgk water
{ These ships are entirely new, and wcre buia e1-
pressly for this routea.
They have splendid,s ard bath
rooms.
surpassed. ,,5.r .jI,....,, s-,, :,
New York on the eampany's covered psers 80 North
river. 49, .,.,.,os
with dispatch, and 0eharge inside except actual ex-
penses incurred.
Cabin fare 10 tNaE York, SI2; raaAd-szap tickets,
$40. Steerage, $eand S6.
For further iAf0rmation apply To-
GEORGE w. ALLEN dgOi. Agents,
INV I q tffI affcs COmpanyss wharyeS. ROcketts
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT THAT TRULY DESI-&a
II RABLERES FDENCE No. 81 west Grace E Z
street containing nine FOOTE'S; hot aad cold walel
ranges, &C., every convertense- Now eccvpied D.
In ashort time. Ee18shSK IS LINE
0S.3t p.
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ron THE NORTH AND WEsh

FOE The NosItt Asi, !" .,np
reass aishmopa Il 8 II. $50 r. II. and y 5
fotomsc III ssss ecnnecss i shepherd WIZ N.Y.
81 III saS sF issss nasas c ,sss s
bpccskoHs e. Shephcrdf1 the ny ~ tQss9
hiiA % GAO IL y. ana Hecs Nj.
!. 81 E,sasrsl TteesS sS Sf
SasiaeasfefN E1atessffnS -
I 1890 2 n. 4. 81 AK .,sax.
+, 4 s. Master d fTaasl'e -.
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RICHMOND, PREpERIcKsBURG AND PerenAc1
~ RAILROAD COMPANY, -
- o.. OFFICE eF GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, September II, 1875
/ GREATLY REDUCED RATES To THE
CENTENNIAL.
CENTENNIAL.

HOUND-TRIP TICKETS to Philadelphia and
RETURN, gnod THIRpY DAYS from date OF Issue,
only TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good on day trains
ardpsa Shepherd o1Ig. Passengers leaving Rich
nfoIid at A. M arrive IN Philadelphia $50 p. n
IN same daylight aEn q half hours in advance Of
a11F other route.
j Tickets Richmond toiBalttmore on express train
tr1i o1idate Of issue, FINEDOLLARS.
piekofs on sale ut compnnys Offices, corner Eighth
andBtoad and Eighth and Byrd streees, and at A.
f'ritgfGEl ~. &. A.TAYLOR,
se.IR.Jm ~ General Ticket Agent.
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BT6na1Iin, Staples eco.
Real Estate Agents and Auftianeers,
No. Tenth street..

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by. the ENQUIRER Pubiishing Compa-
nv, bearing dat6the 4th day of May, 1875, and of
record in The clerks Office Of Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond the undersigned the trustees
therein named: will on TUESDAY, October Sd
1875, at IL O'Clock NJ, sell in 'front.' of the premi-
ses now occupied by the Enquiaer Publishing Com
pany At the lAshsst bidder, all the
and owned In connection wit1the Enquirer Pub
fishing Compaay's' establishment situated at 120S
Main street, asGluding all -f.st;.5 ..' p Z.
PAPERS. TYPES.
FIXTURES,
"tt@ GOODWILL, : ., afas
a.. PRESSES, ENGINE, - T. .s-4i. -. -.
. MATERIALS, BOOKS,
NEWSPAPERS, &C. 49, f 60
Much OF. the material in the Office Is new II
This paper was established in 1904 under the %:
tronage oS Thomas Jeersea, and edited by Thomas
Ritcie. II has been the leading organ OF tile Demo
cratic pasty Of the South for, a great numbe1 Of
years. - -. % -
TER rs: Liberal, ani aade known at the sale.
90. o.,,..t - 6. K. MACON,l r7r,,o.oos- i
T. N. LOGAN,} s'as'.
CTsaFF1N, STABLES 4 CO., Auctioneers. se.22
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lows I. =
Leaye klcnmond. I9:2g q. NJ l46 E. sMa
Af1Ive " tSIrGOnsxlle.os 49, ~ l9 a. S1s
Arrive az WasninSton;;.. $40 Z. M ~ 1, 4,
AlItte ~ osuV e. icy A. ~.
Arrive nc Lynchburg $40 A. ~.
Arrfge at Ssannton1... .s.ss S:30 u. ~ 1:3G n
Arrive at 9oSnen. ;7s13 Il g:lgHA. M.
Arrive at MmDoro'..s.as.: l:4o F.M. $50 a. y.
Arrive at Allegheny ga Pm llr28 A. d.
Arrive az Wnite sulphur. .l0sAgp u. LAG AN.
Arrive st Hinton. - - 80 :00 1850 Pm.
Arrive at hEnsWna FaliS, Ply Az ~. 4:aO EsM.
Arrive nt Huntington !. i. $50 AZ M. 800 M.
Arrive at Cincinnati 500 Am.
Train ltayfng Richmond at E0.2Q Nm rIfH6, d0diy
feycef,t Stdayf, seopDfnS nt all seEHIar ststicpa
ATrainleayinE RiciImo az 1i:z6 runs daily,
stopping .at Harsqyer, Louisa rddnssfle Char
boro, staanton aoslen MilIbofo, Alle-
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BY Frank d. HE'sr .-s....r
Rcal Estate AsIEaspnd Euctioneers,
Eleventh street between Min and Bank.

/; 4 SSIGNEES'. SANlE, GF'' FARM IN
IN THE NATTER oS' WILLI1A Il. ALLDER-
DICE, Observation-Disclosures sf decree or the
oS Vfgiiis, dated May syi 676- 10 the case Of All
dardice's assgnees uS.= Alkiernhe. and others, we
VALE sell at public auction, Potasan Courthouse
on M9SPAH W 9eigHeS Sqapyl q
OE. LAND belonging TO- said saa5trupt, ana for
lmery the property of Thomas b DUrsett, lying ON
tho east side of the Ricssnend and Danville railroad
ia the county Of POwhstanr distant one mile from
Mattoax and two miles from Powhufan station, and
adloining taeands of R.Ji. Has Inns, DR.. Cornick,
ED. Rudd, and Thomas A. Spears 49,.
months wssh six per cent? added and title retained
Irlntil all tEaparchase -nlhney1s psdds
1 seos + + y y S sEhbbSSElTss Assignees
|TRUSREE's SALE. OF VALUABLE
\ Il. GRAZiNG-LAND' IMFOGAHONTAS COUN-
,TY. W..EA.-In pursuance Of trust-desd executed
date i7tluday Of Decsmbers is7s and duly record
ed in, De9d-Book No H. paas LES, In the clerks
ONCE Of Rosaontas county sna proceed 70 3 sen
Der, 1s7d; THAT being courtnsi, at Huntersyille,
the house of Rocahontas eoanty, to the high
est bidder that very valuable and attractive BODY
2shE RE x apssEif fTYssEVEN
ACRES and knoNn as Lots Nos. g, s, 8, 10, and I,
in suEyey Of George, Baxter Of September, 1873,
and isthe, same hnd' whieh was eonyeysd to said
cemhsrs sfss 70 Witch refsrence, Is made for metes
The sS %eeliestabshed reputation Of Pocahontss
this ssct seeking il
'n ssSas oae fourth cash; balance On
Eos furs a ipforHatsoa, inquire of WILLIAM
loe'A '-ts" eco George G. JEFFERSON, :
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HOTELS.
r HOTELS.
Ozark HOTEL,
ION THE EUROPEAN PLAN)'
,o,,,1,- cTpEFT AND OIL BANK STREET.

el9 MAIN STREET AND OIL BANK STREET,
The undersigned beg leave to ann0nnce 70 ,a ane
travelling public that the PAIN hOtEL ms
antireiv Renovated and refurnished, with
1 REsTI URANT and private dining-rooms, at mod
rate rates. ,. a,.;,r of tho citv and
within Close proximity to all the following business
centres Tobacco and Corn and Flour ETcnange ei
Inc nrincinal business houses The hotel oVeriooSs
tho beautiful Capitol Grounds ,,o Iowa
Travellers will find quiet apd a5a,ed r.
'h rooms European plan), 81 per day and upwards
attached to the hotel Is CAFE, first class IN ai
its appointments. ,ouSD c>-rrIJNc q 90
S.pod3m JOHN ~. SNELLItNO q W.
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BY Wellington Goddin, ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr, 3
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
.F.EI f'.tJ+ g-----iTtt+t .ta7Iiii91}
y PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL. ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN TWENTY-FlFTH
AND TWENTY SIXTH STREETS-Atr the re-
quest of the trustees shall sell at auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 2Sth SepssmDer,
1876. ut 5 O'Clock P. ~, the large NEW FkAmE
TlBERNACI,E located as above, to be removed In
reasonable time. There Is In 1t large quantity OF
valuable timber, and parcel Of excellent canvass,
which could be used In the erection OF several smaller
te TaRMs Al sale @ tt,i w. GoDDIN, IS!
sans ,,AuctoneeT. .
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VvaAT MOST DESIRABLE BuILDkxG
i EOT ON TIE NORTH SIDE OFFRANKLIN
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND-EIGHIH SIRE ELS,
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF DOCTOR: G:
w. F.. BROCK, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON
THERSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, AI"4a O'CLOCK
z. Tilt fronts 25 feet-runs back l0S feet 10 email
ley, and being situated on most desirable pant of
franklin street, Within few minutes walk OF the
business centre. offers advantages to the prafes-
siouaI business mar.as site fora private resi-
denes with Office combined, than any other lstito
be Ind in the city. Those wanting:such lof are
urged.to attend the sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balancsssx, twelve and
eighteen months viva interest, andEecured by aided
of f71St. GRUJ3BS & WILLIAMS.
sH23 Auctfoneers..
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LOST. sTRAYED..AND FOUND. 1

| LOST. STRAYED, AND FOUND.
TAKEN UP AT MY PLACE, ON THE
/ u Nine-Nfilc road, about q mile from the city
limits one WHITE sow, which the owner can get
by paying charles. Il Is Sat z. FElTid. Z
Sc 2S-lta $3.50
r OST, ON SUNDAY LAST, BETWEEN
IL No. los Cary street and Grace church, 9 JEI,
reward win be paid for its return TO Ne l05 eas'
Gary street. sS . % 1e- -i'-t
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'3nxrLRtsADIINEa.


s;nESArBAxT AND 1HioRArLnoAr,t
& EF4sgEHG2H UEPAET1fEHTy.s
RlqH1foyp4 y A., September al 1871
5FkN AND AFTER eEPTEMBER "a,
3SlH1S76.S P4EEEEfsEk TEAMS Mn run as FOL
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( RICHMOND, YORK RIvRR AsD CHEsApEAxyl
;sTi,s eiE!i fff tElit RAILRoAH COMPANY
SO s4a.i OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT
- RICHMOND, VA, September Is, 1875,
.REAT REDUCTION In
AEs;oTi -1CENTENNlAL EXCURSION RATES

On and after 18th September tickets over York
River line-Rfchmond to Pbtladelphh and return
!, Tickets on sale at A. w. CARRIERS, 626 Main
street; Exchange Hotel, and compauyS o1lce.
Twenty third and Dock streets. -
.f5 "a 40 ts.fa ~ II. T. DOUGLAS,
Sc lG-1m vi ...s Superintendent
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GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, Ca
" Thoroughly renovated, remodeled, and newly e~r
Furnished located In the centre OF business; m
end esnress offices; aud under the present manage
mehe mii VIC oo-N 49," John Nv. CAMERON,
lean Proprietor.
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TOR RENT, THE NEAT THREE IA
II STORY BRICK DWELLING No. i 003 ,.kaaI
on Grove avenue opposite Mr., John c. Skaters,
containing five rooms brick kitchen, stable, and
other out houses beautiful flower garden In 'front.'
and adjoining large yegetable-garden. Rent $500
year. Inquire at 1908 Main street. sc 27-eod3t
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~ 40 IE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
kAlLXoAD COMPANY.

II 80 ls.sG RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRG(
KNLKoAD COMPANY. (
NOMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8, 1916, trains
~ onthEs road viii run as follows
$3.50. LEAVE RICHMoyD SOUTH.
$40 N. IT,, THROUGH MAIL daily tconnechnsD
for Wilmington Charleston, Savannah,
Columbia, Augusta, andall points South
runs through to- Weldon. This train
sGPEs PIX Tka 4 asy eaes sps sndas
with passenger-Car attached. Through
tickets sold by tais train to Lynch
burg, and connection made at Peters
burg with Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio train for stations on that road
and Southwestern points.
l'zo ~ gers ' taxing this train G' win make
close connection at. Petersburg for
Norfolk, and at Nosfolk with splendid
Bay-line steamers for Baltimore, Phi.
t.Esi Es.7 sdelphia, and New YORK. and with the
Old dominion steamers for New York.
:, Fare az low as by any other s line ,,,,
coach attached. ~
~, LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:5C' A. NJ, EREIGHT TRAIN daily except Sun
day), with coach attached,
II "A. NJ, TaR0UGH MAIL daily connecting
- ~ -5;. Rdtomnc railroad for all points Ess
8 p. M. FREiaHtTr TRAIN daily Except Sunday,
II, with passenger. coach attached.
7:45 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
|,.tj.E 7,'s with Richmond. Fredericksburg aud
,-- H. .f. Potomac railroad for all points Eas1
I. aE6West. Pullman sleeper attached
',tiEt running through 10 Baltimore: Also
-, making close connection with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for tue
&i. H-S's Virginia Springs and all points North
s:f#1 and West This train stops only 81
+. .s, - CHESTER and Manchester,
The IL a. n train from Petersburg and the l2V
p. III. train .frora Richmond viii stop on sgnii as
fassensers for Clever Hn Pits leave Rlchuopdp 4
l:2O p. M. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and fRl'.
DAYS. Loo
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
the Appomattox depot. ~,
SUNDAY EXCURSION, TRANS leave Rich
mond ate A. N. and 8 p. 81. ftsfi =.
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NOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI a.:
| Il RABLE BRICK HOUSE eNe. lGBGon sse eek
o+heast corner of Main and First Streets containing
aa,s NJ once E. ID. EACHQ-
60 So3t No. 9 Fourteenth street.
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sYf Ri0fitioHns EaEDsc 4 r oaoxAc Fap -
y ~ ~ dfQEYicE GENE1ALsT 1Gs.S1
e. RLCHM9Nts september III. ~
SCHEDULE OF IRAINs. = = 20 2
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TOR RENT, THAT
II LOCATED and Conveniently -asranesst 81 II
Swth street between Main and klinstreess con-
tanning four rooms; garrett two rooms; Etchel Win
| 1 It - Sctohnr ! s76 e. D. EACH0,
eaosoSt Ne. Fourteenth street.
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TOR RENT, THE MIDDLE FLOOR a.
liz OF A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE-three con-E1
meeting rooms-with use of hatl-room, Kitchen, and
coal-room centrally located. To punctual, perma-
nent tenant the rent will be moderate. References
exchanged. Address = !, care Of Carrier No,6.
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A LADY OF AND MUCH
IN experience desires EMPLOYMENT AS GOV
ERNESS, or VISITING COVERINGS, to teach
small chldren In private family. Best references
given. Address, stating terms TEACHER,
SO 26-3t< 4lA. corner Clay and Eighth streets.
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-, 80. ; 1.
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TOR RENT, THE LARGE AND Ga
r ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE No. 306 I'll
south Third street. CANDLES HILL lately occupied by
Samuel Ayres, Esq, containing len rooms besides
store and bathroom; hot and cold water. ana an
ton and excellent ncighborhood. Rent only 5000
per annum. Apply to NJ. +. ALLEN & BROTHER
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ORDERS WANTED.-WESSON THE
" TAILOR is the cheapes. man in the city for the
same class of work. No 8IAKEsHIFTS for fits, but
Goods fresh from Baltimore every day. Call and
see him. A trial is all he asks! Same place, Mo- II
Twelfth street, nearly opposite Dispatch building.
Sc l5-lm -..&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28

w ANTED, GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER. Apply at L. P0WERS'S,,
40 26-3t I,ibDy's Hill
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nor RENT, FACTORIES STORES IA
r DWELLINGS,, FARMS, LOTS, OFFICES, -
and ROOMS. RICHARDSON & Co.,,
co oSIw .s -: Ills Main street.
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WANTED, TO SELL A !., Asssl = On Z !,
stable corner Fourseenfh and Franklin streets 3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-09-09
To MY PATRONS.

HAVING determined to make change
IL in my business on April lst, my books
will then be closed and ready for settle
ment. Those indebted to me will please
call and settle by cash or otherwise.
Having tried both the cash and credit
systems and believing the former to be
the best for all concerned, on and after
April lSt, / will sell for CASH or take III
exchange COUNTRY PRODUCE. | in
tend in the future to buy for the lowest
cash prices and sell accordingly. \ por
ton OF my present stock will be sold AT
AND BELOW COST.
Returning thanks for past patronage and
hoping to merit your future favors, | am,
most respectfully, yours
VT, LEMEN.
April l, 1876. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-09-09

when one of these devotees of fashion
camealong, friend Di' would raise his Ian
tern, make a critical inspection, heave
a sepnlchral sigh, and in utter disgust
sell his lantern TO junk dealer and
again give up the ghost.
My Brethren. let us live not without
hope of the coming of that better day
when this much worshiped goddess Of
christendom will be exercised from our
land by the jingIing offs few grains OF
wisdom in the contribution box of COM
mon sense.