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T1oR sALE-CALL CARDS-Wa altered silk
IL call cards, with name. at 25c pack. just
out. Samples &c. AMERICAN CARD COM
PANY, Xenia, y. ja29-5t*
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WY NTANTED-PARrNER Erin the daily mar
wv ket business; one who understands the
meat business can nave The clerk department,
as thoroughly understand the outside work;
have had ten years experience. Address Box
DO, New Trenton, Ind. jaal-4t
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lVNTANTED : STU ALTON = By q young
! wv man IS years Of age, to do some light out
aide work. Address OPEN AIR, this Office.
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TOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-For
L small farm or smaller property, a az -story
corner brick house, suitable for grocery and
boarding house. Address q. w. o., Post-ofice
Box 1,2I, Springfield, o. ja27-45
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L1OR SALE - WAGON - Large platform
IL spring wagon, capacity two tons, suitable
for Wholesale grocery OF ice business. Inquire
o. Bank street Omnibus Company. ja3.-2t
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TOR RENT ROOM Unfurnished second
IL story front, in private family, at reason
aple terms, with good board, at s6S W. Ninth
street. ja3I-3t :
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NOR SALE OR TRADE = FACTORY =
IL Good steam woolen factory and grounds,
in Fairmount. Ind, in good running order; no
factory in 30 miles; will give best bargain
Michigan. Address A. NJ. RAPER, Fair
mount, Ind. ja27-dt
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JfoR SALE --CHEAP- LIFE SCHOLAR
It SIIIr-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, stratton Il Dellan's College.
For full particulars address S. L. O., Box o,
city. ja3-tf.d&W
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L hand engine, cheap; set Up and ready to
run, in q suitable building for chair or other
factory: a No. / opportunity to start bust
ness. Cooley Nj. +. Manufacturing Assoea-
tion. ConnersvIlle, Ind. ja2S-3t
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LNOR SALE - WAGON-Fine spring, with
i top; in splendid condition; will sell very
cheap. Apply at 396 Bay miller street. jaS1 1-3t
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TNOR SALE-CENTENNIAL INK pow
Il DER. Every package makes one quart.ol
fine ink. Is cents per package, or three for 81
cents, postpaid. Address l.. FIMEi OK, st.
Martins, q. ia3l -3t*
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y1OR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
T one OF the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. viii sell cheap. Address S. PC, Box
0, city, oclo-f
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XXTANYED-WHY SUFFER p--When you
w can get your corns, bun1ons, warts and
ingrowlng nails cured by DR.. Ii. nj. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggerts barber shop. under the
Ashland House. Lexington, KY. del4-ly
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The following is the 1:30 p III. rcDert OF Neu
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett v Co., 2s W est Third street: a
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T,OR RENT - ROOMS - Elegant furnished
IL front; hot and cold water baths and ali
other modern conyeniences; southeast corner
Vine and Eighth streets. jay1 -2t
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EoRREN ENr-RoOM-Nicely furnished room
IL with largo cloths closet, gas, and fire if de.
sired. Comfortable for two gentlemen. 24t
Plum street, between George and seventh.
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RIcHxoHD AND I,ANyILLR EAnR0Apo C Ss1s.
RICHMOND. Va. January W to -

RIcHxoHp And L,ANvILLz EAnRo o1o y is7o.
sa,@s AIcHasSp. vAn' SanaN, nnaIn IA.
SCnL.ODLE Ne $500 NJ yoaK 70 TH1
- 3.-IAhOCsa, SAL ..5 =, s.6n A. Il; leaves
sn91 leaves Dandee & lSs
n; leaves Dang1'le lao d.nus,rI At 6:5i z,
sofo, ~ 1870 ~ L,,;, ts AZ so.ISP.X
"a arrives y Cnafi4 G.w YoSx AND NEW On,
1919 40 80 ..,w.rdYLeaYes Charlotte ~
5:4s A. M leaves :, s.s6 A. NJ; leaves Gres9s'
NJ ieeIes saisSuil isSyss Danyille 81 lh 3.
boro, At 10;1s E. = i.<a p. H.: leaves Bassnss.
a;i isas az puH ~. arrives IN Richmond q s"s
z: H xxcupunG ACCOMMODATES
~ saves Ricbnond at a: A:. G ~ =
At Bvrieville st 1885 7. a.; ms's :, 40 P. u
q p. n; arrives at LyncnD"ss ccoSsopArpoN,
TRAiA No: s S-l ssarfsatiis Il Tao r. NJ
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DURING THE PAST WEEK HAVE

DIJRING THE PAST WEEK L HAVE
AZ received one Of the bestassorted stocEs'oi
CHEAP DRY GOODS
that has ever been shown In THIS marRe'' i"ouiu
call the special attention OF the traoe 10 my sto.A
orpApAs,U,s. which embraces all the novelties in
The market. In HAMBURGER EMBRO1DERIEs
nm Offering some Of the cheapest goods in choice
styles ever seen. ALPACAS, in great variety OF
qualities, at astonishing prices. am showing
specsslty in IRISH LINENS al 25c., andfrom thai
price up.
CHECKED NAINsOOKs at 1870. per gard
HEAVY BLEACHED and BROWN ShEEIlSGS
ENGLISH CORDED PIQUE at 25c. per yard;
Reautiful styles In PRINTS at 64c: peryar
iarp stock of VICTORIA LAWNS, oWlSSEs,
md oiher WHITE GOODS from auction.
MyMARSEILLES QUILTS from asclion are the
cheapest ever seen. CHARLES HpYlLEh,
ed OIL Sfoau street,
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RAfLaoas1.1 .yrS.I'
q -;

G.
HicaaoaD And rEFnasBuEe glIno4D, :
GoMMEFCTNG APRIL Isl. ISL isTs traSr.
" On this road win run ~ follows: !. 8 -'uS
5:1o a. H., THROUGHM Malt dai fIi iere g..
dsyl connecting for all points sonih,
is ng ~ ). Mesds attached runs
1.4v Z. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connrrtt,.
Tor all points RouIh and West Paass
Esngers taking this train win msSa
eG!ose connection at Petersburg Tor
$40 z. NJ e ea.. daily tezcep. sunaay With
o..o - L "a PETERSBURG NORTH. S
f:oo A. IL, FREIGHT TRAIN sa.iy Except sr,L
80 day. With coach attached. S '
A1.oV A-stIhidHOgGH NAIL daily, cornec,tn.
T S,tn hichmond, Fredericksburg ana
r ans wss. railroad for all points Es ,is
7:ss 2. H., THROUGH MAIL dails texeen, o..
dsyl. connecting With Richmoss'
FREDERICKSBURG aad Potomac rsjlsnsj
sua ~ polnts East ana Wsst. PuIinsn
sleeper attached. running fh-s,,sahn
10 Baltimore. Also mas,rg "asa
f.E connection With the Cbessnest ei0se
Ohio railroad for the Vryini. Sa-,ana
~, and all points North and Wes,p fNgs
Inc no;tu.A. q. train from Richmond. and ..
a3o =: ID. Train from Petersburg viii sion =, y,
Thts is the only line With double a,u,
making close connections for Charleston IialBs
biz, Augusta, Savannah, and the Souts. SSsaHs
Passengers for Cover Hill Pits leave R,ebmo,a
At I;46 y; II. MONDAYS. WEDSESDIYs . ,ad
ALL TRAINS leaving Pes.rsburx win ,,,. a.,
The Apgsmassox depot LYON
NH 2S A. SHAW. srpey4,t.,a,u.
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+ BY W. Goddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

AucttOneer and heal Estate ARent,
- corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
~ NUMBER OF CHEAP LOTS IN DIR. WAR
RELL'S PLAN, CHURCH HILL.-By virtue OF
decree of the Chapcery Court Of the city or Rich.
mond, emit red on the I 9Th Of February, $40, In
the case Of Brown and others against Vaughan
&c I shall, az special commissioner thereby ap-
roiutpd proceed to sill ut pubic auction, on the
premises,ln the order advertised, on WEDNESDAY
the 18th day OF ApriI, 1876, al ~ O'Clock T. ID,
The following LOTS IN DIR. Warrell's plsn-Tiz
LOT at the southwest corner OF Clay and TWEEN
ty fourth STREETS. fronting % feet on the west line
Of Tweniy-fourth street, RAINING back on tne souln
line of Clay street about $50 feet. more or less.
Also, LOT No. AZ. fronting on fhs west line ~
Tventy-fourth street 80 feet, running back 1Z2
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
Also. LOTS Nos. 81, IS, SO. 20, II, ~. 70, ~,
rs. and 76, fronting together 312h feet on the
west line OF twenty. foot alley. running back or
an irregular depth to o rayine. and bounced on me
south by the west line of Clay street, and on the
north by q raylne which is boundary Of and fronts
on the proposed new avenue leading from hrnad
and Twenty first streets to M SUD TNentJ-nflh
Also. LOT No. IA, in same plan, fronting on the
west line OF TwentJ-fourth street AZ feet, running
back Irreaxlarly to rSvine.
ens in this part Of the city, these lots will doubt
less enhance greatly In vane.
A plat of tbe property can be seen at my once.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance Ut SIX. twelse,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. interest
added and little retained until all or the purchase
money is fully paid and Conveyance ordered sy
Commissioner.
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1876.
NH Apl,3,5,2.lO,1Z s...a
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND IN
HUNKtY RIVER. FOR SALE, At NEW KENT
COURTHOUSE. BYAU,;TlON.-We shall sell by
auction the highest bi oder, 1t New Kent Court
that being eourt.dxy, att o'clock P. II. an undi-
Nded interest and the dover right In The
whole Of TRACT GE TWO HUNDRED AND
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND, Of which the late
James Clarke died seized and possessed, heavily
timbered. principally In pine, oak, hickory, chest
nut. &c of original gromih-in New Kent county,
ABOUT four miles from the Courthouse. and three
miles from Cumberland or Cooks landing, on the
Pamunkev river.
TERMS: One third Of the purchase-meneJ In
cash the residue In six and twelve months, the
purchaser giving negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest ADDED, and secured oy
deed Of trust. RICHARDSON CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
NH ao-dtdSsv2t Ne. Ills Main street.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

ASpRosCaGsrN CoIToNsy loc., !.
FRUIT.oF-THE.LOOM COTTON at lie
wAMsUTTA COTTON at 1ahc.,
BLACK SILK atS1 worth sl.2o
BLACK SILK ut S1.50'worth 50,
BLACK SILK Ut $l?75 NeSth 81 90
BLACK SILK at o. worth $500.
STRIPED and ChEOKED SILKS at Soe' WOE
S1.2S, o,Do =.
P,asds, Stripes aud Brocedes. ,,pu,
W. ess, so,rtni attep ton to ,ot OF BLEACHED
TABLE-DAMAsK, bought at auction, az aoc
worth 75et; at 75c. woeth 81. , s.-
Large stock OF CASSIMEREs and cLoiho Hoi
xenaemen and boys.
We are nov receiving 5ur supply OF LaoleS' "en-
uemen's, Girse. and Bows
sraTTER MERi.;O UNDERWEAR,
which wili.5e sold very cheap.
- COURTNEY & POWELL,
,nw SIS Broad street.
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BY Gcddin, Warren q Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS ana Asct1oneers, 4
80 :. HOG Main street. 80

TRUSTEEY SALE OF a FARM IN
THE H IcHT nsf N1H aN III BoAR SWAMP,
KNOWS! AS LONG. MEAnOW.n CONTAIN.
ING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SlX ACRES
MORE OR Less, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
deed Of trust from Robert E. Moseley and wife 10
the undersigned trustees. dated the 4th day or De-
cember 1871, duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF
HeDricc ecu, ty Conrr, and beiuR required so 70 90
by the beneficiary, We will proceed 10 sell NJ public
auction, in front OF the county court house. In the
city Of Richmond, on SATURDAY, list pril,
1875. 1t ~ o'clock d. az fair II not, the hrst fair
day ihereafter), the TRACT OF LAND. contain.
ing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SlX ACRES
more or Iessj, with DIV ELLING 6, &C., thereon.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
CYRUS BGSS1hUX,
VIM. IRA SMITH,
1885 Trustees.
,GoppIy, WARREN & Co., Aucsloneers.
POSTPOSEMENT.
The above sale is postponed 10 MONDAY the 9th
instant at the same hour. apo
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT TRULY FIRST-CLASS PRO
i PERTY. No. :9O9, ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
On MONDAY the Sd day Of April, at IL O'Clock
NJ, we will sell, upon the premises. the property
situated above occupied as stores by j. c. Page,
Jr., and the Domestic Sewing-Machlne Company
1t embraces front OF 2SH feet on Main street. and
runs back 1881 feet TO an alley in the rear twenty
feet wide, extending from Ninth 10 Tenth streets.
Whilst the ends and partitions IN the two stores
are OF inexpensive char yet they viii last for
years, and the residue of the improvements. con-
Siderable In extent, embracing walls and 1olsts for
nesrIy three full floors back the whole depth, are
OF The most substantial character, and, taken In
connection with valuable rights In respect to the
walls on either side, will reduce very largely the
cost OF completing the original design Of making
this n large and splendid building for either one or
two stores In It's present form Il resdv rents for
81 $50 per annum, and the location of the pro-
perty Is such as to insure all times the best class
Of tenants at good rents for any building that may
be upon II.
No property likely to be brought into market for
wears to come can Cffer better Inducements for q
substantial and profitable investment than this,
lying as IT does within limits which must always be
the centre Of the best and most business
part of the city. ..,-s...
An investment In this property at the price IT
will sell for canno, fail TO be always q satisfaction
TO The fortunate purchaser.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, and Sc
y GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
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MOTHER REDUCTION Inc
n PRICES OF FURNITURE AND MAT ~
TREssES. Chamber Suits, $25, $50, $36, III
chs@b S; a Suits so $50. 800. 1925 to $500;
Parior Suits, $40, $50, $50 10 $300;
SIdebosrds, $40, $40, $50 toS $50;
Wardrobes, 81 2. $40, $50 to $1U0;
Bureaus. 90. 81 s15 to &75;
BedsIeads, sS, So, 80 to $50: Washstands from 81
to sos; Chairs-au styles and prices; Exten-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lengths and prices Tin
Safes-several styles Hair Mattresses, Shuck
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows. and o great Vari.
See INV stock before purchasing, as cannot be
undersoid. SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD, =,
Re -eOd3m No. 8 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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FURNlTgRE.

EURNITU E.-Greater bargains "a
L. than ever ofer'd can now be found at fHo@
j. u, taATEWOOD'5, 3l9 Broad. bctweenlT
Third and Fourth streets. Ihave now on hand a
large and attractive stock, which am determined
Ia seli at prices that defy competition. Walnut
full Marble ID. c. Suits, $50 to $500; Walnut full
Marble Suits, S85 to 500; Walnut Plain Suits,
$35 70 $50; Stained full Marble D. q. Suits, $50 to
S75: stained Plain d. c. Suits, $40 to $50; Stained
full Marble Suits, $50 to &TQ Stained Plain Suits,
$40 to $50; Parlor Suits taair-Cloth, Reps, and
Terey), $50 to $500. Cane and Wood Chairs
sneciaity. Mattresses, Feaiher-Beds, Pillows and
Holsters. Upholstering anticipating. Goods care
fully packed for shipment.
Terms liberal. ap 1'S,M&WSm !.
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s.@ By Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street. -

4 VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
n ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE By AUG
TlON-We shall sell by auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 18TH instant, at o'clock
p NJ. valuable TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL.
ING with five rooms; kitchen; and lot 2Sx13O
feet on the east side OF Tventy.fourih street be-
tween Clay and Leixh streets.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months, the, purchaser giving negotiable
notes for The deferred payments, with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
= -. 49, RICHARDSON q CO.,
ana 5,7,1O&l2 4s-a=n AucIioneers.
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BY j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Ageat and Auetioneer.
No. 1l13 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

VERY DESIRABLE MEDIUM.sIZE
n BRICK RESIDENCE. W TH LARGE AND
REAUTIFUL YARD, ON EIGHTH STREET
OPPOSITE CITY SPRING.--by request OF the
owner, Mr. John Cody, who decll mes honsekeep
ing. will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY,
18th day Of pril, at o'clock T. a., on the pre-
misses, that substantial and desirable BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 625 north Eighth street. with large
The house has seven rooms. gas and water, and an
excellent slate roof It Is well huilt and in good
feet wide, making the dwelling very desirable. II
desired at sale, LOT Of 30 feet Will be sold sepa-
rate from the house. 49,.
Parties seeking a good, desirable. medium. size
brick dwelling, with a large yard, will do well 70
at end the sale. .- - y
TEnHs: One third cash balance In six, twelve,
Ano J. THOMPSON BROWN,
as " Auclicneer.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC X. z. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent, I
RICHMOND, January 3, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
1856 r. II leaves Byrd-Street station daily cor
;Hfs .EssEE Meeting with the Batjm and Uais
49, 4. -, railroad at Shepherd, opposite AleI'
,y andria; due At Camden station, blti.
-" more at OILS p. H., aud with Neg
Aa,'& York trsin ITHR0UGH sLslESS5ksnn
From SHEPHERD
sf@h express Via Baltimore and Potomse
railroad at Washington, arrVipg 81
Chxrles-Streety station. baltimore ~
1880 P. n THROUGH SLEEPE.ss
~ E E1S4 WASHINGTON TO NJ"
Io:o0P. II. leaves Byrs-street station tsuntan
excepted, connecting at Washlnssaa
lEtU ;,cy - With the Baltimore and Potomac icd
Baltimore and Ohio railroads. a.
605 r. II. ACC0MHODATION TR Az ~
- Hanover Junction. Leaves breSo'Su9o
E n station fsuudays exceptedt o,...
SAN. arrives 1t 8yrd-Stree. station tha@
100 P. NJ. s1fvss a Eyra-strae' static. daily;
S:a7 a. D., ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Ln no
e.. at Bresd-strset stauos ts',esJ'~
Parisr-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers On night trains .a.,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brosc-StreG S1uSvv
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ans sAIuEpgAa
EIsaIss g, 81 y'%'Rs siEh and Fp
MORNINGS. Conslgnees Of live stock ans " sio a.
able articles. upon giving notice 81 depos saa W
tain freight At BoultoR on preceding erssinG "a
Through bills OF ladinx And rates gwen
principal points North and Wet r. n xYEn,
General supsnn.ITtff11iSs .
h4 General Freiaht and TicfesAI--
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COURT ORDERS.
COURT ORDERS.
JAMES N. TRICE rs. SAUNDERS
- AND AIS.
IN THR cHAScERg COURT OF TIE CITY OF RIcE
NoNU. 4

IN THR cHAScERg COURT OF TEE CITY OF RIcE
NoSU.
Extract from decree OF February "a. 1S76.l
BY said decree one Of the commissioners Is re-
oufred by the court 10 TAX. the following accounts
and make following iuQulries-to wit:
/. Al account showing what estate Thomas B.
Saunders is possessed OF and entitled to under the
will OF David j. Saunders deceased, or other wise,
showing its nature and description.
q. An account Of all liens on the real estate OF
Thomas b Saunders, by Judgment, deed or t1ust
or otherwfce showing the amounts, prforitfts, and
chs racfer, and to whom coming. ?
8. account OF the Zee simple and annual value
OF the real estate of Thons8 B, SAurders. and
showing whether ire rents Issues and profits there
Of win satisfy the PLAINTIFFS debts N aye yeaIS I
4. An inquiry showing now Q fund may be ratsed
sufic.ent TO satisfy the plaintiffs and any other
liens there may be on the estate Of Thomas B..
Saunders With 40 little prejudice 80 possible 70 The
light OF those who are entitled II remainder 10 said
calnte: which said accounts and inquiries the said
commissioner will lake and report 70 the court,
With any matter specially stated deemed pertinent
By himself or required by any OF lhe psrtiea ie be
60 slated. ~ 81 80 ia s
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AsD Cuyslpr,r.,
*, .s.sG RAILR0Ap'CeArAyy.
OFPIcz OF THE srPRRISTEyDrSr
RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1878.
GREAT REDUCTION. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.pp
2gso ScHEDrIy, "a Op tn, , ,,a
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave lest psln, nIr ,
at A. H., arriving at Richmond at Ia ~
leave Richmond at 2. b., arriving at West poi.'
Trains connect a. west Pois, With steamer, ~
DAYS. FRIDAYS. and stS Ia IS m ssd s;S
lteaLners for Baltimore and all eastern pojns =
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDI Tx u
rare 70 bS,umore.......".... 4 M
Fare 70 Bainmore ana return. s on
Fare to Philadelphia ...............,..' : ~
Fare 70 New k........................... SS
7asoTsH FRIIGHTi' TRAIN; leave IS s,S %
and SUNDAY, connecting al West pe, hiiD AZ,
steamers, and delivering freight In Bai,imn1e WY,
next morning; returning, leave West potns y
2:l6 z. NJ arriving at Richmond at 8 p. W
ana cennScting with the Through Freight Tr,r.
on tne Elchmond and Danyile railroad for sli
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FfIDAY before 3 p n. vii
be delivered In Baltimore the following day At y
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with p,,ss,,s,
coaches attached leave Richmond at 6:56 a " q
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATuRhaySsa
and leave W est Point for Richmond the same davs
ut 1:55 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond al 3:55 p. u
The management takes pleasure In Announcing
to the travelling public and shippers that fse
steamers Of this line between Baltimore And wei
Point have been reftted In the mest ihorouSs
manner for the accommodation Of passengers an
freight -.
Travellers taking this line arrive In Bsl,imo,,
In ample time TO connect with the rail- lines icr
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all ess,ern
and western points.
Freghts win be given the utmost dispatch Ne
- 80 Il. T. DOUGLASS, Superintendent
W. n. BRAGG, Master Transpo rtaiInn. NH Is
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TOR BALTIMORE. sSi5sr /,
ly3a-iS TEL WEEKLY.,.I fEse13R
PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE.

THROUGH FREIGHT.
no TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AhB
81. aas %a,,l BALTIMORE.
DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOVER. of thi, line, leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot Of Twenty-secoDd street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS 1t 4
O'clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON It 4
o'clock, for Baltimore. making close connections ut
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
Through bills dgned 70 Balum ere ana all points
West, and rates guaranteed rs low IS 6y any otnar
line. Apply 70 Z. R.TkTUM, Aren't
Onces :fweaty-seeoada and Dock Streets and No
00S Main street tz7t3- - 49, 9oc 81 !
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r OST, 90 Seventeenth, or Franklin be"
81 tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth, POCKET-
BOOK .contsinipg.a little money and some papers.
Loser would be glad to have book and pa rers with
cut the money. The finder will please leave at No
22 Fifteenth street. -t'# up Sits
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!nKrARrUnE o. aiTEAMKEs.


Zoe NEW YORK. 1.-The Old l4pee
Ea Dominion steanastip CompaYy,ss NA2
steamship WYAE0kE, Captain C0uCH,uili eeil
iFRIDAY, April 7tb, at q O'Clock r. 81. - -
Freight received until I O'Clock p. M.
Through bills OF ladings signed aud goods for
wardeR With dispatch 20 all points north, south.
east, and west also, 70 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. TO- ~
trip tickets, SEQ, -
3 Fer freight or passage apply to
e.. w. ALLEN Co, Agents.
up 5s3t Company g Wharf, R0cxesU.
DHILA DE Phi a, RICH 42A
L. M0ND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-S81
SHIP LINE.-FOR PARLIAMENTARY A
WEEK. Until further notice the steamers Of this
line will Iea7e Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ut IL O'Clock. -
Freight taken at lew rates for all parts ef New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyt-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp rfa Red Star and Americas steamship lines,
and bils OF lading signed throS 81. : -,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
st. 80 W1LItIAM p. CLYDE & CO., TO-
NH IL No. ] q South Wharges. Philadelphia.