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Missouri News.

ST. Louis, Feb. 20.
The Republican has special from
Louisiana, Mo, stating that II. f. Sum-
mers, who has been charged with doing
very mproper things as Juror in the Nc
Kee trial, denies in toto the statements of
Watson Foster, his accuser. Summers is
said TO be retired merchant of Louisiana,
and stands very high in the community.
ENJoINRD.
An injunction was issued yesterday re-
straining the Guardian savings bank from
further transaction of business, and re-
celver Also asked for.
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When the War is Ended

MADRIp, Feb. 20.
As soon a. the Cauist war is ended
5000 soldiers will be dispatched to Cuba.
A battle is expected at Tolosa tomorrow.
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Recapture.

al4s-- New YORK, Feb. 90.
The Lowery brothers, the notorious
Brooklyn counterfeiters, who escaped from
the Kings county Jail last December, were
recaptured to-day.
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The holidays are past, and now we settle
Don't forget that all goods kept in a we'll
regulated drug store are to be found at
Morse Bros, opposite the depot, and at
prices that defy competition. Drugs and
medicines, perfumery and fancy goods,
brushes and combs, soda and cream tartar,
flavoring extracts, fine confectionery, cos
metcs. &c. Birds and bird cages. Sara
toga and other mineral waters in large
quantities. Special attention given to
physicians prescriptions. Experienced
persons always in attendance.
MORSE Bios, Pharmacists,
Opposite the depot, Rullsnd, VT
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Accepted.

New York, Feb. go.
James Tanner, well-known legless
orator, has accepted an invita- ion to de-
liver an Grafton before the Grand Army
encampment at Albany, in December.
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The Forty-Fourth Congress,


WAsHIsGroN, Feb. 20.
The house met on Saturday for general
debate as In committee of the whole. The
attendance was unusually large for debate
day. T g first spe oh was by Mr.. Chit
tenden Of New York in favor of specie
currency.
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WHAT A cARLIsT SAYS.


The Times publishes private letter
from Carlist general who fought in the
recent engagement at Elgueta, in which he
says; The battle lasted all day. We lost
one position, which was an important one,
icing the key to the country leading to Az
petra. The Alfonsists numbered eight or
nine times our forces, but we would have
defeated them nevertheless, If our ammu-
nihon had not become exhausted. For
hours some of our men had no cartridges.
| cannot say where we shall be able to es-
tablish our lines. My own opinion is that
the enemy will reach Azpeltrs, and per-
haps we shall have a struggle to keep him
out of Tolosa. King Carlos went to Tolo-
So last night. The letter is dated Feb. IA.
100000 FAILURE.
The statement that Addlesban e. War
burton of Manchester had failed, is incor-
rect. 1t was Edward Wilson & Co., man
ufacturng chemists, who failed, with liza
bililies estimated at 100000, and the error
arose from the announcement of the fact
coming through Messrs. Addlesban s. War
burton, who are solicitors.
HEAVY WEATHER IN GREAT BRITAIS-Two
LIVES LOST
Heavy weather prevailed on the English
channel during yesterday and last night,
and the barometer fell to The lowest point
during the winter. The channel ports were
full of refuged vessels. The bark Blaudina
p. from New Orleans for Letb, has
arrived at Falmouth, having lost two of
her crew overheard during the gale. To-
days weather reports say that depression
passed across Scotland and the North sea
last night, and lies over the west coast of
Norway. The barometer is now rising on
the west coast OF Great Britain. There
have been general rains throughout the
country, and local floods in the west of
England.
SERIOUS FREsHET.
Berlin dispatch says the prolonged
rains have caused freshets throughout
Germany, some of which are serious.
TIVE DANUBE OVERLOOKING.
A dispatch from Vienna to the News
saysShe Danube has oveIilowed lis banks
and inundated the outlying suburbs of
Vienna. kilograms from the Bavarian
frontier say that the Danube has risen II
feet.
sUBsIDlNG.
VIENNA. Feb. 90.
The Danube is subsiding. The sub
merged district is greatly damaged.
CARLIsM5.
ST JEAN DELERz, Feb. 90.
Don Carlos has dismissed his ministers
| and confded the direction of his affairs to
the military authorities.
Advices from Hendsye state that the
reports of alleged Carlst victories lack
confirmation.
SURRENDERED.
MADRID, Feb. 90.
Senior Canovas del Castillo read in the
cortes yesterday dispatch announcing
that Estella, the Carlist stronghold, had
surrendered Internationally, and that the
Carllsts routed at Penaplets and Vera were
| fleeing to France.
| ALFONSO
The dispatch also stated that King AL
fonso has arrived at Vergara.
| ALPnoNsIsTs VICTORIES.
1t is officially reported that at the cap
ture of Fort Montenezurma, neal Estella,
on Friday, the Carlist leader, Gen. Calder.
on, was taken prisoner. The enemy's loss
was heavy. The Alfonsists lost 300.
HRNDAYE, Feb. 20.
The. 'Alfonsisis have captured Endar.
laza and Las Toola, and all the heights
| around Vera.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. req. ".
CorroS-Market Is quoted as being dull
| mddling uplands l2 l3.l6c.
FLouR-1he market is quoted duh and prices
slightly in buyers favor Receipts or 5000 bbls.
Sales 10000 bbls. stperfne state and West
ern at 25@4.6O common TO choice extra state
| 81. 90d5.6n; common TO choice extra western,
81 9oj9o.I5; common 10 choice Il. II. o. q. 90Gs
7.25.
WHEAT-The market Is duh and decllnin. +.
Receipts OF 1000 bushels. Sales are small
at 10 al s for No. Chicago; l01@l,li for No. 3
Milwaukee i2Ial .23 tor No, . Chicago i.22
"a l.25 for No. Milwaukee; i.30Csl.3I Tor No |
spring; l.l7@al rs for new and old winter red
WESTERN l.l9Gi ~ for amber western LES
al .55 or white western.
CoRE-1he market Ia firm. Receipts 40 900
bush. Sales 200 bushels ut 6oa6ic for new
mixed -6vsI2c for old mixed western.
OATS.-The market quoted dull. Receipf 8
$4,000 bush. Sales $4,000 bushels at 46s49 /, Z
mixed western and state 4Scfh2c for white do.
BERF.-Market is quiet. cut meats quoted
quiet for western - 90 for dry sailed shout
LARD.--Ma<',,,t is quoted as Arm. Sales 200
| tierces at 80 for steam new; mona for
kettle iendeIed.
BUTTER.-The market Is quoted at aOSas for
| new state and Pennsylvania.
CHsEsE.-Fhe market is quoted at 68l2a4c for
common to prime.
WHISKY market quoted steady at sl.ll
| per gallon, free.
EGGs The market is quoted heavy at lsH9
| 10 for state and Pennsylvania.
PETROLgUM.-Market is quoted at no for
crude refined at l3A@l3A.
| CoAL-Narket steady at IS 25a6 rs for anthra.
| cite per cargo
| WUoL.-Market is quoted firm and quiet
Domestic fleece at 42(d63c; unwashed at 159
| 32c ; pulled 2.(d46c tubbed. $685.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 90.
CABINET CHANGES.

CABINET CHANGES.
A number Of the republican members of
congress have conferred informally, and
have agree to do all in their power to pre-
vent change in the cabinet at the present
time.
ooNsPImNG TO DRFRAuD THE GOVERNMENT
George w. Taylor, an ex-congressman,
and John w. Weed, both of whom are
practicipg lawyers here, have been indicted
at New Orleans for conspiracy to defraud
the government in connection with cotton
claims.
DEMOCRATIC PROGRESS.
Only eight bills have become laws in this
congress, of the 1850 introduced.
DISCLAIMER.
Ex-senator Judah p. Benjamin, formerly
of New Orleans, now n praciicing lawyer
in London, has written friend here, deny
ing that he Is or ever has been retained by
the heirs of the Jennings estate, or any
other estate. His name has been used to
defraud the public.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Augustus Schell, chairman, and other
members of democratic national commit
tee, have arrived here. The opinion is
that some western city will be selected as
the place for holding the national conven-
ton.
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The steamboat Louis, from Jefferson,
Texas, for New Orleans. with 1000 bales
of cotton, sank on Lake Charles. The
boat is believed to be total loss. The
cargo will he saved in Ia damage condition.
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Arrived Out.

PLYMOUTH, Feb. 20.
The steamship Wieland has arrived from
New York.
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Bank Failure.

OAzRNovIA, N. Y, Feb. 20.
The bank OF Cazenovia closed its doors
Saturday morning.
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Tho circulation OF the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
weekly Globe" is a half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont; and more than the combined circulation
Of all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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"HAcKMETAoK" a new and delightful
derfune sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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ELLIs-wARNER-AtB Brandon. by Rev. @. A..
Thomas. ID. D., Wallace w. Ellis and Caro-
line II. Warner .-N.0l.
SPENCER-SCOTT-At Sutherland Falls, at
the residence OF Mr.. Sayre, r, bruary lTtn, by
Rev. X. n Hall OF Pittsford, Henry K. Spencer
and Miss Il. j. Scott.
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This Lime is thoroughly burned and re-
markably free from impurities of any kind.
1t is especially adapted for chemical pur-
poses. s. u. HAYES,
State Assayer, Mass,
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By Gable.
THE WAR IN SPAIN.

THE WAR IN SPAIN.
Madrid, Feb. 10.
The Alfonsist Generall Quesada, Lama
and Marines were at Vergara yesterday,
awaiting the arrival of King Alfonso.
San SEBASTIAN, Feb 10.
Royalists have occupied the forts at
Arratznia and Mendezeretz.
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100 90

This Lime is the purest have seen in
this country, and is of the best quality for
all chemical uses.
CHAs. r. JAoKeoN, NJ. D.,
State Aseayer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATysr MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK.. Feb. 10.
Government bonds are quoted as dull and
steady
Money was quoted at BOA per cent.
State bonds are quiet.
Gold opened at ll3s. and closed at ll3I.
s ocks are quoted as dull, unsettled aud
lower.
BANK STATEMENT.
The city bank statement during the past week
is as follows: Loans, increase, 81 45,,TOo
specie, decrease, $2,459,7 700 legal tenders, In
crease, si,O72,2OO deposits, decrease, s,96,3OO
circulation, decrease, $1,000; reserve, decrease
81 ,lss,425.
Tho following ara the clnsi 10 uAnt finna
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BosToN, Mass, Feb. 1876.
A sample of Lime received from Bran
don Lime & Marble Co. has been analysed
with the following results; 100 parts con-
tain
Pure Lime. ..........................97 80
Magnesia.. Observation-Disclosures. none
Silicia ............................ 80. 10
Moisture and Carbonic Acld........... 200
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READING NOTICES,


BosToN, Mass, Oct. 1859.
| have analysed a sample of Lime made
by the Brandon Lime and Marble Co.. and
find that it contains in 100 parts by weight,
Pure Lime. ......................97.5 So
hlhgneSla W
SILICA. .......... 02
Carbonic Acid 2.44
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-19
DESIRABLE UNIMPRoKED SERVINGS

DESIRABLE UNIMPROfEDS SPRINGS
~ PROPERTY FOR SALE PRlfATELf:-i
offer for sale privately bcld free. flowing SPRlNG
which by qualitative analysis proves TO be similar
to the He illng Springs Of Virginia. The spring
has been known consist of mecicai virtue curing
diseases OF in1anUitory nature, Tor many years,
but had not been until recently aDaly zed There Is
connected with Tins spring about TEN ACREs O ,E
LAND, beautifully located, about one hundred
wards distant from Bells Valley depot on the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Rockoridge county,
Va, distant one hundred and fifty miles from Rich-
mond, Va, twelve miles from RockOr1dge and Jor-
dan A lum Springs. and sixty miles from the ceie-
brated White sulphur Springs, West virginia
Owing to the location, being immediately on the
Chesapeake and Chic railroad, The great thorough
fare from the ocean to the great West, situated In
the most beautiful region III the State, TINS pro-
rertv can he made In few years second 10 none
other In the State Of Virginia
The old settlers OF the county In when tne
springs are located can abundantly testify 10 the
curative qualities of this water. Upon the same
land is also Il bolt.fowing spring OF freestone
water.
The whole property has been recently enclosed
with an excellent plank fence, anu Is so located
with fine grove of timber as 10 admit OF any KIND
of improvement that may be desired.
The supply OF water Is abundant, being derived
from rye. bold spring. The water Is beautifully
bles Of gas impart TO II peculiar, sparkling ap-
The lille place 81 Bells Valley Depot is rap;
Idly improving, number Of lots having been sofa
recently, and the demand still increasing, which In
q short time viii nuke IL an important point Oh lhe
line of the railroad.
For further information IN regard to terms and
analysis of address the under signed at Craigs-
ia l3-eodim* JAMES NJ. DAVIDSON.
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r,0x,un. sIrArloNERY, DC.

NEW BOOKS BY WELL-KNOWN
IN AIrTHORs,-Her Dearest Foe. by author OF
= The Woone nfT,u &C.. Vers de socieie, Sips.
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and Tangushea by author Of Old My4a e., t,,s
sn,hor of Wa Yderiug Nlle,n zoe. Maihew AT, ),
nod Gca and the ne sls9. s sn an nr Sgos1 v
s frapsia,e s'p by william Morris $3.50 Castelar,
Life af lord Byron. $3.50. hooks Ahena I,a ns
bearfifniIy illustraied, So. Faher's Hymns Win
sssich Of his life 81 Broughs, Hone N ss .e ~;
alton. by Professor Turner. Use. John stuart
MIhs Dissertations aud Dis cussous lnew nH
$3.50. World Almanac, 1SI6, 2ne, foi saie y
Oil Main street. uetween
-. ,oat Ninth and TENN etr'cls.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAfEAREl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF TIE SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, Nay 10, 1878. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

PAssENG Err TRAINS ave West Poin, DALI
leave Richmond sc s +. NJ, arriving a, Wee; f'.H
at 5 Z. u. 49,.
Trains connect Al West pop, with Steamers if SS
Baltimore and all eastern pnints on WspAs;Ss
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, az" WIZ
steamers for BaliiNore and all eastern rolais W
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and fRlDAes; m
Fare 70 RIitInorr... 5h
Fare 10 washing nn....-................." "a
fare 10 Philad iphia .,.,................-' ~ 81
Fare 10 New York;. ..................."' ~
THROUGH FRslGHT TRAINS leave RiST
mond at 8 A. d. on WEDNESDAY, RtDAt,Sb
and SUNDAY, connecting Al West Point VIZ
next morning; RETURNING, leave YVES. rom
2.20 p. H., arriving a. Richmond at 5:2e -. 80
and connecting with The Through Erelgbi its'
| on the Richmond and Dansile railroad sos .
'0 IuchI FiIREIGnT TRAINS With passeasst..
coaches attacked leave Richmond At B:Q3 a. NJ
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and skrURDA1Ss
and leave West Point for edmond The saws st n
al :GS A. n, arriving at Blshus9oda al 800 Z. ~
| 10 the travelling public a1d shippers thi Ns
stearners OF this Hue tetwesa Baltimore apd wv
Point have been Ief.,ted In the most th9foAa
manner for the accommodation Of pssseI gsi' az
freight. ,,.,,rs
Travellers taking this line arrive In Baltin2;ssss
In ample time 10 eonaecs With The Isii LIKE va
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eass.~
aud western polnts- 80, 10
Freights win be given she utmost disnsieh. ~; IN
transfers at Richmond OF freiges 20 or nom s'a''
e4A p''A II. II. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
WIN, BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION VI -
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BY Cook q Laushton, Auctloneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
EANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., AT
Il AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 18Th instant,
at IL O'Clock, we will sell at our auctfon-rooms an
invoice Of FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., con-
DUeT-BRUSHES, HAIR-BRUSHES,
MATCH-SAFES, BASKETS,
TRAVELLING-SATCH LOOKIN
GLASSES.
PFRFUMERY, PIPES,
COMBS, SHAREHOLDERS, &C., sc.
Sold for account OF whom 1t may concern.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON,
AuctioneerS.
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RICHMOND AND DAyyiLLE RAILROAD COMFY,
RICHMOND, VA, December ! D, 1870.
GCuEDIIIE HE TRAINS TIP AIN No.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
- 3.-THaoUGH. MAIL--EEw York TO, TIE
Burkevile at A. NJ; leaves Dundee a, 1889
P. ST. leave Danvi'le at las r. NJ; leaves Greens
boro' at 4:36 7. N. leaves Salisbury at 6:5f P.
TRAIN No. ANEW YORK AND New OR.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastwar'i-leaves Charlotte at
$40 a. M; leaves AIRLINE Junction at 62o A.
~. leaves salisbury al $50 A. ~; leaves Green's
boro' at 1855 Z. 81: leaves Danyie nj "a Z.
NJ. leaves Dundee ut LAG 2. NJ; leaves BURKE
yille at 6:5l T. NJ: arrives in Richmond at $50
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCHBCRG ACCOMMODATING.
Westward-Leayes Richmond ut A. NJ; arrives
at Burkevlle at i2:36 Z. NJ; leaves BupSsyil!e a.
No tickets TO pons be, ond Burkevilfe will te s'd
by this train.
Eas; S Barkevlle at 1870 P. ST.; Ar.
rives at Richmond At 4:43 p VI.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Richmond win
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect nj Greensboro win
trains to ana from Raleigh and Goldsboro.
The through trims con. ect al Richmond ana DUE
aud Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY, VIZ.
g,nia Midland and Great Southern railroad TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
Trains Nos 3 and connect at Charlotte w1th
trains on the All,nta and Richmond Air-l Toe Ial'
road TO and from Greenville, Atlanta, montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola. New Orleans, and all -ou!h-
western points, aud with the Charlotte, Columbia
and Atlanta railroad 10. Coiubia, Augusta, s.ish-
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points. .
Train No. 6 connects it Burserille WITH tbe AZ
lantIc Mississippi anu Ohio railroad, from Lynca-
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern poInis.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and south"esSfa
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from RichLnond 10 New ORGANS
Pullman sleepers run On all night trains.
Local tickets are good ouly for q contiDu u pas
sage 10 the p0pis named on the ticket No &''
r. VI. r. TALCOTT,
General superintendent.
JOHN r MAcNCRDO, General Passenger AgS.s
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.sAL estate AT PRIVATE SALE:

TIOR SAVE PRIVATELY.-Tbree en-
L tssly new sToCK-sRICK FRONT D"ERL Eli,
TYGs. corner Clay and Twelfth Streets Each
honae contains seven rooms besides Kitchen. ser
wants rooms, bathroom, water.coset, soai,san
tic. These houses have every convenience "a a ~,
unEer the supervision of Of the best aIciec.s
se city. They are convenient to all rapsI S
FERNS very moderate. Apply at once TO-
ici Inns r@A FRANK -. BILL,
Real Estate Agent,
80. =, l1OS Main street.
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BY ". GoddIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VALUABLE REAL ES IA TIE FOh
SALE.-At the reqnea OF Ie saIe the following
valuable REAL FSTATE-Viz: VII
lst That valuable LOT on the east me OF ' II
pInia street I'm lear of the storehouseof Messrs. y
q. Davis z co. IL fronts about 90 feet. runs pack
an average depth of about Al feet, and mas lTont
of az feet on the north side or paved stress
which separates this lot from The Danvlle ralrOao
For commercial purposes this lot IS OF peculiar
value being in the centre of the wholesale trade OF
the city. ,.n,-r>- =, -.
th. porihwes, corner of Second and Charity Streets
fronting on the former street AN feet, running
hack 90 feet Ako. the adjoining LOT mo. 81 10
the north fronting also 144h feet on second street.
running back on the south side OF Federal street
1923 feer having thereon two very comfortable
DWELLINGS, with kitchens atachtd d.
Sd. That large LOT. containing about Eight
AND THREE QUARTER ACRES, partly In The
city and partly la The county, on the east line OF
continuation Of Second street, exeI ding from ga
con street io,what Is known as Cash Corner" On
this lot there are Two brick dwellings, Wit Kitchen
and three or four small framed tenements.
This property has recently b.. en- greatly enhanced
In value BY the grading OF the hill and the erection
of substantial bridge across Bacon's Quarter
branch It's value Is also enhanced by the great de-
posit of gravel and sand from the washings OF the
Two branches. which Is very salable.
TERMS Very accommodating, and prices reason
able.
A map of the latter property can be seen after
few DAYS at my office, ". 6ODDIN,
ia -2aw2w Real Estate Aucuoneer.-
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY. !
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875
" trains GU this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily texcepr sun.
day.. connecting for all points south
and West. Sleeping-car attached ran
through to Weldon.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily, Except sun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg, and stations on the S0utiIs!de
road, LvnclIburg, and the West.
l:i5 7. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily connecting
for all points SouIh aud West. Pas
sengcrs taking this train vii! MAKE
close connection ut Peiersbnr. for
Norfolk. Elegant ptrior-car attached
runs through to Weldon.
500 p. NJ, FIRE IGH1 daily Except Sunday, With
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG North.
7:50 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN asiIy except Sum
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West.
500 z. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sundays
coach attached.
1856 Z. 81, THROUGH Ma IL daily (excep: sum
J.y). connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
frrall points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached. running through
10 Baltimore. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
aud all points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS will OF stop between Rich
mond and Pete rsburg e8. ept ut Chester.
This Is the only !ine running double daily trains
making close connections for Charleston, Column.
bia, Anguish. Savannah. and Southwest Georgia,
without break OF schedule.
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmopd
at LAO T. NJ. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
desI A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT BEAUTIFUL SQUARE IN SID
l. NEY BOUNDED BY ELMWOOD. FLOYD,
|HARVIE, ANDPLUM STREETS,WITH VERY
LARGE AND ELEGANT BRICK MANSION
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
FOR SALE.-At the request OF Mrs. Mary E: Gil
PERTY located as above, containing an entire
square In Sidney. having front Of three hundred
and forty -one feet Emwood street, and the like
front on Floyd street. and with fronts Of three hum
dred and sixty feet each on Harvie and Plum
streets
The DWELLING is one Of the best built to be
foNnd In this city. and Is now In good order.
The terms win be unusually lberal-viz.. One
eighth cash, one eighth At one year, and the re-
manner at the end OF five years. for bohdS bearing
Interest 1.-THE same payable quarterly, secured by a
deed Of trust.
Looking 10 the growth OF the city, and the ten
dency of Improvement In that locality, this is the
most desirable real estate now on the market
Annly nj once 10 w. GuDD1N,
4, It.otaw2w Real Estate Aucti0neer.