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The only combination
OF the true Jamaica Giu
scr with choice Aroma.
tics and French Brandy
for Cholera, cholera Nor.
bus, Cranps and Pains,
Diarrhoes and Dvsentery,
Dyspepsia. Fratuleucy,
want Of Tone and Activity
in the Stomach and Bow
els, and avoiding the dan.
gers Of change Of watsP,
food l. climate. Ars for
SANFoRD'aJamaica Ginger
June.&.4w.
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What the Girls Shoald Learn.
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From the Nav York Weekly.

4 very important part Of a girls
education SCENE to bo entirely ig'
uored BY many, mothers, who are
otherwise paftieolas,io regard to che
ipstsuetioo Vt those Who are destined
70 b The future rulers Of the house>
hold. Very few girls, indeed, are
taught the science Of cookery, aI~
though II ought to be cousiteled IL
most essential branch Of every gill
education. In after years it may not
b neceseary for her to do this work
hsrself, bat although che may be
blessed With abundance Of means, and
thAsofors can employ professional
cooks, Sbo will often fnd occasion to
insesuee her attendants. II sbe 10 ig'
norant a THE usefal science, che css-
not even tell her servants how che
wishes hes food prepared, much less
show them how 10 do it by practical
jlluetsstiou. She and her family
nust thsstfors be in 4 great measure
dspsadapt upon douestics, and often
compelled 10 ssGsre their ignorance
and incidence rather than be few
days without help. .sp
How different 10 the case when 10
uisersss Of tho house 10 competent not
only to show how. every household
duty should b performed, but to do
1t herself The cook, presumin. npso
her impostsuce and tho difficulty Of
6llipg hsr place, becomes imperti.
usut; bat the fret characterization
II THE kind 10 promptly suppressed
By the competent housewife. Aware
vi ber ability to enter the kitchen
and perform lie duties even more ra>
pidly sod skillfully than her hired
sssistanA. sAe is not dependent upon
the Do 6DUlonsl cook, and her alb
seue9 4i111casion but slight tens
porary i1to0 venience. Therefore the
IsbelliQqUewvant is promptly and
smphat si1{1 Informed that insub-
ordination viii not he endured, and
that II q isunwilliog to he polite,
ehoeefuC aud Obedient, her room will
h hotter appreciated than her con-
T"s kue<,sdss Of cookery which
THE housewife possesses, and which
che probably was taught By her wise
mother, ensbles her to be self reliant.
Saeh housewives always have good
sssvsuts, for incompetent ones will
not cult them A poor servant may
soter their service, bat unless they
DsuiieN % aptitude add willingness
70 learn, they are not kept long by !
the careful and energetic housekeeper.
10 role il will generally b. found |
that the mistress who il conAfantly
eooplsisiog a her dosueefiss, aol her |
liability 10 secure aud retain coupe.
teat sesvsnts, 10 either poor house.
keeper herself or q woman. whose |
constant graublings drive good ser.
wants away. A missreas who insists
upoo syvtsm and order IN tho manage |
0eet Of her house, lightens her ser.
vaats' duties, aud their labor lie pleas
not compared viii that 81 the house
where everything il confusion and
1isordss. The good hoasst eeper is
Deaally tho lady whose mother taught |
lse The importance Of regularity clean. |
|isees cod seooomy IN Ill household
1stiee ;sae hNs learned how all such !
1ssk shsald b done, sod also learned
AeV - do il herself. She is u prize
y be- hsebaed snd her'fspny :; for
No eas-apprec'ate Z good dinner, and
kssws how to cook one. a.. "a
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CWaGhin4ton Letter to Boston Journal.

(Wsshinston Letter to Boston Journal.]
Among The many bloody dueIs on
record - having been fought by Con.
0Ssssoss was one IL which James
9seksos, Of Geoisia--Nho had been
aso W. oas aker1atd 4 United
States Ssoator-yss tho challenged
Dasty. He was ian Eoglishman,"
liks theAsse ~ Pinsfore, By birth,
bes u eaoetD Ss,sn1sb whom . Lad,
sesdied nv, ,wsa . leading free mason,
81 lbsGby esllaatly 10 tie rsyoln.
jeoasy 1as. He killed Lieut.. Gov.
Wells 10 . dusl, and Was engaged 10
several .Se1uR xl|is16 ~ honor, until
- 1sslly determined rlSo aso>pt a
ohal)eoee "a each terms a. would
nahe & tis lass duel. So he pres.
esiee4 - III iasQa ,tbas .sach- pats,
asnsl With n5hvI srreiSd IL
lsslsd vig6 S1ekihvs, S6d MN :
1oeeiee tsjls. shoald row himself Il
oae4 . dsei( aassd points on opt
leeleo 9jdss q The Savannah rived
Wlss ~ city clock struck twelve
e1se panty should'SeV hiG iski6.tt T
o0a0 je)aod IL ~ middle ~ Dbl
dvee, which Ne Woodoa AsA seyeAe(
VIII ea0esbeseh. On arriving at az
ooooo ooeN PANTY IN, tn moor hIB
~ s1as4 Il zen 'u6iusteS, and
~ - ssvst sg ~ isispd till tie
vaiIs1 . &c SSsia la;od until after
! 6elseks 1Ass they Assaf ehree CUR
sAeee se11e4 sed assty cslss. TABn
~ ~ eel& ~ daylight, 10 HAD
~ oCood upoo, the seconds wspe
= ~ hlasd aud found Jaekssn lying
~ - Sressd, inssn,ible frog. lths
- q bloe1, and HE antagonist ~
10 aeeves hja DECD. Jalh66aIja !.
eeseee4 bet would never relate BID
sspssjeaes - that night, ~ ~ The
"vee e1olsoged again. .Hs,, died ia
'ljo sj(y; while serving AlS second
Ten 9 Uslosd Statss SeaaGor, March
10, le0o.
, ~ a. era .sfsf., 9.
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LANE BACK

~ BENSON'S CAPClNE POROUS
NN PLASTER is for lameness or
EDN weakness Of the back, Rhuma.
{ \ tism and oil local pains 4 schs,
the best remedy known. It was invent.
ed to over come the slow action of the
ordinary Porous Plaster. It relieves main
at once, and cares when other plaster1
will not even relieve. Sold everywhere.
BY all Druggists, Price Csc. June!2S:4w,
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Butchers.

IkV~AAS
FRANK MCDANIEL
KEEPS on sale tho finest Of
BEEF, VEAL, NUT. -
TON, PORK, SAL ~, ~
SAGEs, &c., at his STAIb'.
MARKET 10OD,,.
where, fat and juicy meats 49, ~
him at the lowest price. II
Having purchased the b Us. Il.
LePaulmier will continue tho
his own name. ..ih
A liberal share Of patronage
- Terms strictly CAeh'
May lily.
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sAMFoRD's
JAMAICA
GINGER.

IN e1n Please write for large Mus.
gSHn Syu trated Catalogue Of RIFLES.
ShOT GUNS. REvOLVERS. Addfeaa Greaf
"eftern Gun Work, Pitsburg, Pa. May 81 Nv
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r g!.;;, BY. Grubbs g Williams: {. - u
:, ,Aucilonee1s and Real Estate Agents, -
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TrTRUsTEEs, SALE OFaog 81! WEIR

TRUsTEEs SALE < Faog HEl.; KE . b,
Il VALUABLE BUs1NEss-STAND, AT At, tTHE
'N0RPHWESTE !. CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH
AND GRACE sTREETs:--By Urine OF g desd OF
trnst Executed by p. S, RieIly. trustee, for Mary
Francisco To Subscribers; as dateh 2sa
OF October, 1876, and duly reeorded neing snere.o
renrGd blythe creditor secured, we VIII sen py anE-
tirfI on MUNDAY5 1U1haof February. az ~ 0seI9ck
r M, upon the premises The PRSpERT3 h ssrssf
,nninr BACK along Grace strt ct about a5 feet TO
tinfon Street. It has upon IL n sT0RE ana o,her
Snidii,ss occupied by Messrs, Gasftgh0ne, Bcr1lcs
chi and Others and having tte street frSnts' an u,
being within d. few steps of the First "A s ~
present Yields good rent and Is CAPABLE wi so
cf6ns fmprogement, or being made one OF the Host
nroduc yepieces of properly;ih the CITY. 80. -
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 defray expenses OF OF
sale and to pay $l68.75 for Interest Que 10 LII OF
January, 1919 and any taxes due and unpaldd;o IA
cehr NJ 10 s3 SO until the T2t OF January. 1901
fhow dearly Iwenty-eight years iuthe lulnre, Tor
bond bearing interest at SIX per centum per annum
from isih or Jauusry $780, the | TOP ne naia
auorier. YEARLY ana secured by deed OF tr1st upon
NV and the residue upon terms 10 be pre-
scr,bed by grantor Id said deed OF trust: and In
case OF his failure then upon Terms TO be named by
'ne t"e,~ -. A. ID. WILLIAMS,
s'fif'%i! ~. - LEWIS BOOKER, r
Il 81. / - Il III SIS i.-f, Trustees.
=. tGRUBps & WILLIAMS, Auc'ioneerE. ja29
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,.s,rsrss,,,rs,,,s. i I'd .t1FsTW0 ATEIRDs


ErtyRrysgEE,s. SALE or NV lTMRpssss
ss9SsIass 81! & 9s
HoLLANssss aass a
iTnst ezasnfed 20 nfasess 5 ssE DIV T,Ss
SssnIS III 81 C5ar OF psstes-
ifrr so ID do By tie I'm s1ttu deatl
,sarnr,Eofi declining as gntS ior
ssie on tie premise. on 7 tns hinyy0 s
Esi,,,tSts S7sIas 1a o,clDek III, TWuTHIkps
iETEBEST IN tlint bic farm d, I ias
n6aI Tomnlia tcturc M12,e
THREE HH NtsltSf 3.
EIGHT ACRES tpiore or lessl now Ioccnpisa, ~
bIs of s.es psifss Ssey
rtss6n 10 beIleye thai, G body
the sHnrface RON the Visible Indications on port
tsSn Oh thsfafm besffes,it fs regarded one Or me
best farms in that vicinity for a! crops 10 khis
srcfioif DC Vtrciia. Bufidines ample. and for the
IarIost part IN guod conTiit on. *, .s:..l
his property oftrS frat-ciass Inducements 70
on the. ne1t day, WEDNESD Fsbrggry ~,
1879 on the premises, commencing az UclocE III
H., n1Il sell ONE OF y. IVY
VACANT LOTS eiigibly located 10 Hoiand's adal'
Manchester would DO wsit give This sale their MT
TEENS: One third cssb: the balanse npon Z, q
credn dc SIX and lively months for nofes. WHO SIX
ner cent, interest added, and well secnrtd.
- - .7@"'s'tl'T' lE'sEtii CHARLES W. TURNER.
e ta29 III 80 =. iy!tlff!isI WOO n LLnskSS-.-
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By; JAS hisedouga,l. Aaclioneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor. Thirteenth, streef.
OF

FTN1 EyTJIUk SIEHllI1? = $500 y =
III VALUABLE PROPERTY. %
viii sen bypuhlic auction tothe hlghest paaaeT,
Trantn a rect near I'm ihecty or kich-
mond. a LOTOF PROPE KTY. consisting OF NJ q
FOWLS; also. SET OF CABINETFUR hIIIU l hss
o 1gaiiies, $50, LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND
SifGHEN ysIuaesI lSs CHIME sad
ErfRSITI1RE: q lot Of FINE 0IIl.PAINTIhGS:
also, lot Of sHlNG:TACKLE.S SCI NS, &c, ana
other articles too numerous 20 mention; 20
perssIis having claims aga1ns, the estate Of the
late Robert IL Allen are requested to bring them ,of
ward for settlement. as the law requires; MOI, tuey
viii be barred -. .sf ii,
OF SALE: Cash. - -, :, !, -
Other articles belonging to the estate have been
ordered In, and viii be sold wne n aeNsy AnE 81
Executor with the win annexed Of. Robert =: AL
len, deceased. late OF the CITY OF hlcnmogga; ,*
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BY Cbaffin, Staples &C Co... Is.
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers, !,
! 80 Tenth and NIatu streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
: / FARM IN ;POWHhTAN1 COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE MILES ABOVH RICH
MOND, AT .AUCTIOS-BY virtue of a deed OF
trust executed by Joseph Ross tothc undersigned,
trustee, dated Goth September J 675. and duly re-
corded in the clerks office Of Powhatan County
been made IN the payment Of the note therein Sc
cured, and icing required by the holder thereof,
will proceed to sell at auction, in front OF P9Waan
arY,IS79, between! the hours: of IL and 2 O'Clock
az fair; II not fair then The next fair day there
after, between the same hours) the property men-
Ioned ia the deed of trust as containing SIX HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY-TMM0S w. ARES re IiImPTo We
last three wears, and the usual out.budings
TERMS: Enough in cash to 'defray expenses of
executing this trust and 10 pay, of note due LIST OF
from january 1. 1876, until paid; and the balance,
If any, upon such term; as may be announred attlc
sale. Il. u. CHAPLIN, lru'tee.
CHArF1N, STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers.
- L--..l - Ia 81 -dI&Mld
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5iaiai3:t BY w. doddin, ;.:'i;i
.o.:,i Real Estate AGENT and Auctioneers rs
.tcorner OF Eleventh aBd Bank Streets

q ,.i ALE Ai,.TAsiU-CTIIoN. OF. THAT LARGE
s1IAfT HiiE Asf ' CoRS ER OF GEAlE AND SIXTH
sTEEhTs, I'M The, GiDY OF IcaEM ION
Ishaii afsr for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY,
the 18th February S'ssek 2. Fs 81
the premises, his IARG e AND EL ~, EedSMa,mEs ~
he Hon j jSn lyons The LoT front
feef., and IA depth OF 52t feet Ito an aiey. Inc
accommodaiio for large family usual found III
such an establishment: AS Il Is SO Weif kpo~nha
further description is deemed "a r. ,,vo,ve
and eighteen months, for NEGOTIABLE NOES, interest,"
ad1pd secured by d. ed Of trust. - = Z,
1850 1870 - w. G0DDLN,
- 4, 11i1aw3w&tds ~ Real Es. ate Auctionecr.!
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsrE!SS}
e. -" - - ~ RAILEOAo J
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- .....s .1~l COMMENCING MAY y, le'''

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND shEsf.s"A{
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y ..-..s ..f ID COMMENCING MAY FL le'!'
lttr.ai THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 r. b. Leaves Richmond TUESpAr,Tilc,LS,;;
- -, DAY, aud SATURDAY. C9nhec, -
...r West Point with steamer lisYana ; ~.
'.. al! points on York river an! !, D.'t.'
.-1.f more. Arrives In Batimore ~ y
s..., si NJ; cosuects with rail.lines FOR NS'n
ington, Philadelphia, Ne" OK, ~,
ton, and all western points. lohA" =
.#lT E, 81! at Richmond with trains on Richton.
.;..,fj. t...... and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE Anu
~ Ohio railroads.
- THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 A. M. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESOAY. and FRIDAY; and CIR
60 A, NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana ~
URRDAY. Connects win I.e1iI".
t' ut West Point for river ianh!ns'' n''
X IT., Hnore, and all western points. AZ.
.. meets at Richmond with train: on l,'..
moud and Dauyil!c railroad, Eir"~
-. and Petersburg, and ChesapeaAe -.
+. .r.s. Ohio railroads.
j LOCAL PASSESHEH. .,, sr-.
500 p. n. Leaves Richmond daily Ie1cep' >-
THROUGH PASSENGER. ,,r,y;
1000 A. n. Arrives at Richmond w. ,,'r.
THURSDAY, andSAI! kDtl. "i
-, - meets with trains on RiclnohII ,, '
Petersburg and CheEa!-'aht la i;,..
railroads. Steamer uay.o. IE.,,' -. t-'
|, s MoNDA wv wEFbNEsnAI, ,r' t rt!s
. -, NAY al p. N. Connects - 80.
.a,m trsins from PhllaieIphis, ; MsT rro g1H
|, t.. .. and western points. and al c s., ,be
With trains for Richn'I1
South.
s" @ THROUGH FREIGHT; WE'D.
ann D n ,rwas AT Richmond M0NpAi J."
wv :. -. SESDaY, and FRlpAl AaI SAT.
/ ,a.,Sp n TIiESDAY, THURSDAY ~: 4,
e:1o <: "' ihIpbIy Connects With steamer ,..
's5g!nes.i 81 West point from Baltin9fTn ayl,e
go ,7.n meets with Richuiond asa yI Thess-
&'I I" Richmond and PeterShuE >DN
+: - @s5E}r neake and Ohio railroads.
I,,,.Ac,r - LOCAL PASSESGtk. ven, sun.
A0'oe day. Connects with k i'n" md uas
Petersburg and ChesaptaAe
% as SrrIsh, at Richmond 70 Q" I'M, l.S
soSsh kn poiata Cars run through between ''
and West Point. e.I 80, with loves. r.'s''
su Tns,sS hills Of iadins, with guarantees
,ssned 10 a.. norfhern and western s,sterr. isi
'TSrousi tickets sotd to all noriheIrs,;S n'pgt
eastern noiuts and h2ggage cheeseS va Tick4 OF.
For tickets apply at General Eai.r Hold Va
aces e26 Main street: st the Eash.hsff ~ .st p'
I esmnanySs depot, corner TWentS-'HN t
\ ma 20 I1.lt HIT. D0uGLAs.s ut-.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAsIEKs.

EOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old NfESS
a Domini on Steamship Conlrany's sszss4sss44S
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH. will sail
FRIDAY, February 18th, at 3 O'Clock T. u.
Freight received until O'Clock P. M. '"".' p.
Through bills CT lading signed ana. goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign porte. >. -!u ="
Passenger accommo dations unsurpassed. -
Cabin fare to New York, SIP; stecrage, SO and
$s. ..~ .; -rar.. 81 .ar ..EfT
For freight or passage apply to -
6. w. ALLEN CO., Agents. g.
fe sat Companys Wharf, Rockets.
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ITRUSTEE's SALE OF A. VALUABLE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF a. VALUABLE
NEAR"THE. GLOVER HILL PITS, AT AUG
TfoN.-By virtue of deed of trust executed BY 7.
j., j. W., l.. p, r. F., and Ann Eiss, and Martha =
Smith to the undersigned, as trustee. dated Dccem-
Der 4, 1868, and duly recorded in the clerks office
of. Chesterfield County Court IN D. b. 81, page 81,
note therein Secured, aud being required by the
holder thereof will sell byaucIion. on the prem
10. 1870: between the hours of 9 Dr and O'Clock
p NJ liz not fair then on the next fair day thereaf
ter between the same loursL the property mention
more or less, and adjoining the lands OF j. P. Cox.
the Brighihope Railway Company, and Others
TERMS: Enough in cas- to defray the expenses OF
hundred S7O0l dollars with interest thereon from
December 4, 1865, until paid and the bajaqce.if
sale. '.''i- G. II. ROBERTSON,
4 lie ,}fiGit}i.. 10 i!Hi%prI = Hut@H Trustee
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LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE, LIYER,Y!;,s. pAA5 SPpz:%
EsALESTaBLEs AMP ,lkitS SRRLlN sitKh shtt 70
BAxhAE,143S AND l4fo r,s,;r;,ss<ed E.;a!x OK
s ga aSs H R5fRsiEsss X TdE DAY. w. ,,loa
sbec,si fates ID soyers, and every Of thss 'a''
extended them Dor the transas'' .,,,,ssdi
n I'm connection With tie stables M Of hSESSs
easaar for the SALE. BY: Any E.ods. HAM
MULES yEH!CIES SaIans AZ WHIPS, &SirC&
- IncTIoS mars: WEDSEsD"' ,,,a,,
DAY III I o'ss0ss Al Joan b. pAvIs P'Sp'T
G. g ALLEN, Manager.
q. o. BURT0N, Aactioneet
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SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM OF 400 ACRES IN NEW KENT
COUNTY,. NEAR. TUNSTALL,S STATION, ON
THE YORK RIVER RAILR0AD.-By virtue or q
deed OF trust dated April 4, 1872, from John P.
Pearson and wife 10 me. and duly recorded, VIII:
being thereto required BY The holder OF u n9se OF
81 auction. at the office Of j. l.. Apperson. corner
Main and Eleventh streets, Richmond, on TUES
above described property lying on both sides otihe
railroad inart Of 1t fine creek low .Grounds); GOOD
DWELLING, BARN, and other necessary out
houses.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale; balance at
SIX twelve and eighteen MONTHS wit interest," per-
senal security and trlIst-deed -. -. 80
in % CHARLES RICHARDSON, Trustee
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF T W o
SIDE OF SHOCKS ALLEY BETWEEN DUVAL
AND BAKER STREETS-fn execution of DEGREES
of the Chancery Court OF Richmond, entered In me
case OF Schad Us. Vonderlehr, &c. viii! sell at auc-
ton upon the premises, ON TUESDAY, lth Feb
ruary. ut O'clock p. NJ the TWO FRAMED
Catherine Schad, deceased. ..=m ~
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX and twelve
months, with interest. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
..-0,E ~ ... Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs &c WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.. 81.
fo Ok 1OSl1 'a'
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tuss received.3

r mi T & b 40 q H r ER. From tse t'
u ss
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INC I'D rHE b l1I so o. AZ BACH ta
STREET. bY ~ robinson e: 1.
WHEN TIE SHIP ceaaEs HOME. By Waiter g.
Hessn. and James -
MORE BITgER NJ. $50. Too.
LA.D is YsissjiiIYsaDALE's EART By VII.
Nam EIack
As opD COUPLE, ~ ollphans OF q,
Taf tpRIrEcEss OF THE IGOR. By 2. Mar 4 s.
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LITTLE DsREFooT. Berthold Auerbach.. 1oc !.
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zoc.
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.1oc
THE LAST OF THE RuTHRENs, and TIE g q ]
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az gs%:l5@ I'd
The above WIN be sent tpost-pal1 to any address
on recep. Of IL cents for The 1o-cens Nos and 20
cents forthe 40 .cent Nos.
IL catalogue Of more than 100 BOOKS sent, free e.
to an u address. Is, ELLYsoN & YANCEY. l{
L 5ia12 booksellers and stationers, a
FED HE Msin street. !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-07
RICHMOND AND rETErSnvpC,
RAILROAD CoMpASr
ti't.F E., .st'fE -~aE "IAlLhchD toMPaSf.
II rOMMENCING MONDAY, December a.
d 1S7Sytrafns on this read will run Al fnr,,,,

Z.
n COMMENCING MONDAY, December IA.
~ 1878, trains Oh this read will run follows:
f..r ..i LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
ll:55 A. M., THROUGH MAIL daily, connects,
:. for Charleston, savaruah. Augusta
~ E.,t y: and Aiken (via Charlcston,. P1'cisb
@,glll ~ JacksonvIl!e-parlUr cars 10 Whining.
3, - d, ton. Stops only al Chester and Mac
7:es A. NJ, ' RsecsctSo5MMoDATIoN daily ,esc.m
J. egr II sunday. makes close connection a.
Petersburg with the Atlantic. NJ
sissinDi and Ohio railroad for Bristol
pas y. Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis.
Lvrch5nry, FarmY;l!c. and other local
t,-rt,. q, stations Oh that road, maSins sane
time rs By any Other line sois I,
- p ~. all regular stations.
4:20 p. N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
te eikce sIsE S1 1 rS ss:e tain:
Er. at Petersburg r. Norfnlf.
1895 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connccrs
for Weldon. Wilmington. Eal.Ir.
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta. TO-
=. lumNIa, Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY
IL. Mob lie, New Orleans, and all points
South and Southwest. Pullman sir.p.
ing-car from Boston for Witmingtor,
Savannah, and q e South. Stops only
ut Manchester aud Chester.
500 4. NJ, SUNDAY ACCOM- ODATIUS
TRAIN makes close connection Win
A., d. Y O. K. X. for Bristol, Chatll.
nooga, Nashville, Memphis. Lynch.
burg, Far,nviiile, and other local IL
, lions on that rOa 4. Stops at all stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. cnrrrc,.sg
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aIi
Potomac railroad fer all points Nnrth,
East. and West Stops n Manchester
and Chester, and ut Halfway and al
Drury's Bluff, on signal
9:O5A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRhl% daily
- Except sunday. stops at al sta.
tons.
7:o5 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS. TRAIN daily.
Stops at all stations.
3:45 2. d. THROUGH NAH. daily, conntct!,g
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
{ ~" Potomac railroad for az poh,S East
Hi and West. Also, making close cameo.
ton with the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
80 all points North and West. This ;Eail
:: 81. stops ut Manchester and Chester. au'
..,....,... at half Way and Drury's B!nt. ca
signal. .s.-...,..
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg vii! star: from
The AppapattoI depot 80
until further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-07
BY Polndexter & Upper, .G'
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF, DESIRABLE
4 FARM, WITH ALL NECESSARY IMPROVE
MENTS AND a GOOD ORCHARD. LYING
FOUR MILES BELOW, THE CITY: On THE
ACRES OF LAND, THE PROPERTY OF
GEORGE 4. AND JOSEPH Z. DRINkER:-By
yir,ue of ccrtnu deed OF trust dated the 21st OF
December, 1877, duly recorded In the clerks office
OF the Henrico County Court. default having been
made therein, and being required go TO DO 6y the
DAY The 9th of February next, before the Henrico
county COURTHOUSE that icing court-day, ut IL NJ,
the aborc-described property.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and note for S275, due December 81 1879, and
nteres, at six per cent until PAID ana tne oaianee
- WV SAMUEL C. Redo. ="
III, ..f.;.... ~. q, 80 FURMaN TUPPER, i
.. 80. Trustees.
TPo1spExrER & TUPPER, Aucioneers.
ia 2l,23,27, 1928. Fc3, 5,6,7.S&l0