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RAILROAD LINES.
90 Wa sH 60 -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
n n, r,

~ ~ sEz sssa@-a6S @Kn-icG
RICHMOND AND rETEEsBUEol
TOMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectisa
for Charleston, savannah, August "a
and Aiken tvia Charlesfon), Raleigh
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, and 2t Hal1-Nay on
500 A. ~. ' xcco,1Mo ALTON daily makes
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchoarg,
FarnyiI'c. and other local stations on
that road, E1akins same time rs by
any other line. Stops al all regular
500 p. N. Ac sctiEiisi TRAIN daily
texce3t Sunday. Passengers taking
this train will make close connection
ut Petersburg for Norfolk.
for Weldon. wilmington, Raleigh
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, CO.
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans. and al: points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
inC-car from Washington for VIII
mington, Savannah, and the SOUTH
Stops only at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
e:35 a. IL, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecttng
with Richmond, Fredericks burg anc
Potomac railroad fn' all points North.
East, and West. Stops AZ Manrhcs-
ter and Chester, and at Halfway
and a, Drury's Bluff, on signal.
o:25A, IL, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except SunGayj Stops at all sta
lions.
7:lO pm, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Suudavl. Stops only 1T Man.
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
signal.
355 P. M. THROUGH MAI. daily, eonnectins
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for Ri points East
and West. Also, sIaHng close cenGfc
ton with The Chesapeake and Ohlt
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester. and
at Rait- Way and Drurys Bluff, OBJ
signal
ALL TRAI>S leaving Petersburg will start from
!he Appenatt01 lapot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
IHOnC $40 4. VI. and $50 +. VI: leave Peters
burg 900 \. VI. and 5:25 p every Sunday.
mY3 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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eli, waiter, say. this is pa3teboard
lobster you've brought u.s."
PasteDoard lobster? Yes, sir. You
see, we have to keep HOLSTERS in the win
dow, and in this hot weather they would
spoil. sir; 50 we have sbow-Iobsters made
OF rasteboard But will get you real
lobster, sir, il you prefer it,"
The "if you prefer it " is in the highest
style Of art WOrM translation.
Columbia, S. c.. has produced one ear
OF corn seventeen inches long. There is but
one man who could successfully tackle this
ere. and he. alas! is Iccturing in England.-
Ne1c Y0rk Commercial AduerLScr.
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Ry Grl,bbs & Williams.

BY GrTunDS u Nllil'tHiS'
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonecrs'
No Eleventh street, between Main and BANK.
TWO BRICK STORES AND DIV ELL IL,
ives IN TuF Southeast CORNER OF
MAIN AND TWENTY. FOURTH STREETS fpt
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction , on
The nr,,nises, on THURSDAY the 14lh Of August,
nj 5s O'CLOCK p. NJ, the TWO VALUE Bile STORES
AND DWELLINGS situated rs above described ana
now occ.lnied by frst-class tenIns. Inc dWe'',Ts
other TWO ROOMS-both in good repair. ING ne
LOTS front 20 and Is feet and run back about lou
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balance at four
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes lii
ferest added and secured by triist.deed.
an Q GRERBS & WILLIAMS. AuCllOnecrs.
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This is my birthday. ! have reached a
comfortable. responsible, satisfactory age.
and am going to stick to it. shall stand
still at thirty-fve. 1t is the pleaSantest age
in the world. 4 am young enough 10 sncer
at old fogies, and am old enough to in
dulge in retrospects and wall about the
good old tiues. am young enough to 60
TO pic-nics. Then, when get to the pie mic
/ can plead old age as the excuse for not
climbing the tree to fix the swing. I am
young enough to have more to learn than /
viii ever remember. and am old enough
to know laundering sight more ttan do.
.Baraette's Haniceae Con-. . ~
Cafno does not pass for being eoura-
seouS. I met him The ether day getting
ready to 60 up in 4 balloon. How .,
said |, with establishment, "you are going
to make an ascension-yau who hardly
dared TO get on top OF an omnibus 2 .
son. yes; bat now Pm forty" "Weli1"
swell! Then you don't know that all the
medical books agree in saying that the
deaths between forty and fifty are almost iu-
significant Pr ChQriuari. :
Customer: "What did you think OF the
Bishops sermon on Sunday, MIR. Wfgsby -"
Hair.Dresse": - Well, really sir. there was
Q gent sittin' in front o. me as lad his 'air
parted that crooked that 1 couldn't 'ear q
word" IL. \
A California paper throws to the wind
The name OF Denis Kearney for President.
We are not acquainted with Mr.. Kearney,
but undoubtedly be is t1eariot man Tor
PresideDt.-Y onkers Ssatesn1anr.z /
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BY George F. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1905 Bank street.

DOR SALE AT AUCTION sATUR-
Il DAY. AUGUST l6. 1879, At 8 O'CLOCK =:
M.. UPON THE PREMISES. WITHOUT LIMIT
Or RESERVE. THAT DESIRABLE TiEtE OF
LAND UPON TIE BROOK TURNPIKE. ABOUT
FIVE MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. con
FAMINE EIGHTY-%lNE c rs. Nd
KNOWN AS PART OF TIE YELLOW-TAFEltN
TRACT.-By request Of The 0wmc" will sell the
LAND as above described. in Whole or divided to
suit purchasers in tracts Of not less than ten acres.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance in twelve. six
teen. and twenty lcur months. interest To he ADDED
to the deferred payments. and secured nv deed OF
trust. GEOIGr T.. tkA W ''lsD.
an 7-ThS So tdtis Aucinnrrr.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
IN p $50 2a u.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR TIE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGlES. AND WAGONS
At AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1898 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection WITH
b is extensive stabl.s one OF The most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
@ he found I'm ;his country: and having every IA
cli.y for the accommodation or Stock respectfully
sollcits consignments OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
of every kind promising that an STOCK. &C. con-
signed 10 him shall have every attention, ANA re-
turRs promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces rOnsignmcnt< of almost every variety OF
vehicles for pleasure aud work-pnrDoSes. aS also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles III
this Gepartment will be sold at lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. and in no instance will any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
luz 10 purchase Will ind II 10 their Interest 10 eX-
anime this stock of vehicles. &c.
NV STABLES are new, of LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for droverS.
Parties desiring o purchase for their own use or
the trade viii find i large stock To select from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN Il. DAVIS, Proprietor.
+. r. COOK, Auc!ioneer.
RICHARD SCLATER. Manager.
j. NJ. PACE. salesman. nv II
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BY George T.. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and AUctiOnccT,
zoos nann street.

A SSTGNEE'S SALE or FIFTY ACRES
IA OF VALUABLE LAND n fIENRltOfoUN-
TI.-By virtue Of IN order entered IN me l)tstrlct
Court oi the United State FOR tht Eastern DISTRICT
of Virginia on the ih day OF August. 6 -, in the
matter OF X. H. portcwx. bankrupt. shall proceed
TO sell at public auction. III front "f the United
ares custom house III the city Of Richmond, on
TUESDAY. 10Th of AHgU:t, 1879. ar II o. CLOCK NJ,
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND, with DWfLblNG ana
ou -hOr;scs thereon situated The Hungary road
I'm IIcurcO county. about len miles from Tue city OF
Richmond. and occupied by the 3hoTc-n'med hahk-
rupi free from all ,nS ana cnrumbranccs (snhIect
to The contingent right Of dover OF the banKruptS
wifc). 49,
Trims OF SALE: One third cash: the balance on
4 credit of three AID six months the purchaser to
give notes with approved security for The deferred
nayuirnr< aud the little 10 be retained Dy Inc as
slgncc until said note arc paid.
JOHN NJ. HALL.
III 9TH ceWEJ.4t Assignee.
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RAILROAD LTSES.
A % aE 99 ::sszss

A % aH 80 :sggsga
kIcHHoND, YouK RIVER AND rng-rs,yst
SCHEDULE OF TRAITS RAILROAD.
~ TAKING EFFECT ACGJ-sT
THROUGH PASSENGER
500 2. II. Leaves Richmond TI'E>i,,r
U matt n ana sATtknAY. Coma, *.
al points on YORK river s"' S".' =
more. Arrives IN Es't!rnnr,. - e..
NJ: connects With ra!i-i!ure E.stn~ !.
lngton, Philadelphia, N"y, ~ ~.
Ton. 1nd All Western PORT, -
1t Richmond With trains IN . ''.r.s
&nu petersburg ard Iac u. i
OHIO railroads. 'rt" ~
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$3.50 A. 81. Leaves Richmond ,ftxr,..
NRSUAY. and FEIb; ~. :; HyH.
500 a. TTESDAY, TiICn>nli '3'
LkIl)AT. CotInr"fs -.l '.' "a.
AZ Nest f"'nt to r!v.- .,a...'-' ~
thorc, ana al! ,,r., '' '..@s, i4.-
meets al Eici'r1oH A.. i-'''','f. I 49,
mona ana i'''7.', r, -.f' y ts,,..
Ohio railroads.. -'-''.'. H..
LOCAL rksSfNLrr
500 T. 81. tc2ves RIchmouh MONDAY IT,,
IEEbLGH rAS>t .t,pi.
Jh,E>ilAi. aud >ATi'EntY ~
meets "i'h trans IN R:rrf,..r 9,
petersburg Ini Ch"slp"ag. ,r; u
railroads. Steamer iitytt. - 'i'.p
tlmnre from PFC 1T I....'. ~.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. 49,, .,Ey:
DAi,at +. ". la.,,r..' -
trains from Ph!lm.. Hs,.. 80 =
and western pomt,. an. 3. n.r,ni -
South. >''' 'Ls
THROUGH FREIGHT.
4:j0 2. VI. Arrives At R"nmoua Nn<n,y W.,
SESDAY. ant FRII,NN lrt' is
$50 2. u. TUESDAT. 1HUE>DAT. $40! q.r.
p.
Nc*t foht IRON Eai1ir,or-. ;o.
meets WIN Ri"n1'nn,i aEt T,ar, :.
RchHi"nd and prirrs1,rx and Cl,.,'
Dc2Kc ahI ON" railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 4. ". Arrives Al Hi"lm"u! NuSD,y
WEDNESDAY. And FEIDAY. -.
meets with Eiriu.naI .3r PEA
burg tEd 'h'-t'..ae ~: Obis r. .
roads.
No transfer OF trcghf a. Hicm,nord 10 or IN
southern points Cars :u:. through hcL"ecE At.sa =
and West Point.
Careful nandiIoE and d.patci, with lowest ,...,,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF a2.a:. VIA guaranteed "a,
issued 80 ali n"r;hcrm an! s"rs'.rn lTgM:..
Through tickets sol. T. aii anrf'.crh ta,,f-s =,
western tom'.. and h:!ca-- rhH"Ecd l"rouV2.
For tickets Apply 81 ttrn,rdi :Hirr,ti r., 80, ~.
Ace, S2o Main street; Al ;hc NrhIu." lig,... 81
cOmpaCv'3 depot. corner Twenty -.t..rG d@t' i, :
streets, Richmond, "a.
ma 2" n. T. nnt'GLAs. 9G:--1r.rotrz:
DICHMOED AND UAN(lLI.i..nAfi-
ROAD CONrAHY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAEr.G EgFtrI,
SUNDAY, Attt'~r :. tn
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r ANGUOR, IT'S CAUSE AND RENE

T ANGUOR, IT'S CAUSE AND RENE
- DY.-The cause of languor, when IL is not the
Immediate or indirect cou,cqucncc of positive dis
e.e is traceabIe to a dcbiIilating temperature. Per-
sans living In warm. moist climate, are peculiarly
subject to IT.. Diminished physical vgor and an In
disposition to active eXcrion are is characteristics
Sometimes 1t i. accompanied by undue relaxation
of the bowels, and by dyspep'ic or bilious synp-
TOMS 4 reliable remedy Is Hostctlcr'S Stomach Bit
tiers, a strengthening and Alternative medicine de-
rived from the purcs and most cnlcacious vegetable
sources. with pure spiruons basis. pronounced by
eminent physicians mild and Wholesome stimu-
ant The Bitters-ft remost of American tonics-
is largely used in the tropics. where The climate Is
very productive Of debility, maaria erers and dis
orders of the bowels, liver, and digestive organs.
au l3-W(w),F.tSM
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COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
OVER COUNTY, JULY 80, 1S79-IN VACA
TON
4. II. TOler and Fannie W. Toler his wife.
Plaintiffs,
against
joseph \. Tuler aud - Tolrr his wife. John ".
Toter, Annie Z. Toer, Robert T. L. Toler and Ell
len his wife. Charles Hughson, and Mary +. Hugh
son his INSTRUMENTATION. ......... Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain 4 decree for
the sale of tract OF land Of wlieh w. w. Ioer
died seized and possessed. situated In Ashland dis
trict, Hanover county. and containing 172 acres,
more or less. for partition among tie heirs-at-aw
Of the said " W. Toer, deceased. And affidavit
having been made and fled that the defendants, Jo-
seph n. Toitr and wife, are nom residents or this
Slate IL is ordered that they appear here within one
month after due publication hereof. and do what Is
necessary to protect their Interests htrelH-
4 copy-Tes1e: -.
r. II. CARDwELL, y. a.. au l-F4w
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''AIr1-rrOy .sALEs--Tnis Day.

DICHMOND Bazaar, -.
IL Nos. 1888 AND 1440 FHANKLlS. sfsShA'
FOURTEEN RELIABLE FAMILY HORSES AT
- - --s---,.s7Z ~ +. AUCTION.
THIS DAY nj q O'Clock We VIII seii as anogs 20
FOURTEEN RELIABLE Young FAMILY HofsEs'
which have been selected With great care ana con
signed TO the Bazar with the wish that lhey slonhl
he closed out rs coon as possible. Ohr determine.
ton being to SELL parties wanting prst-c'ass BLOCH
shoaId attend the sale.
ALSO. 81
Two YOUNG MULES. Eve years old. wei broke'
"n IA T.. r. COOK, Salesman.
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Dgs'tIS. sETssld,EE Esi- IS g.
DROTECT YOUR HOUSEHOLDS.
"THE GIRONDIN.'
THE MOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL TIE DIslNFEcT-
ANTS AID EEoDoRIzERS.

j. VI. EASDEGRIFF. President OF the Howard
Association, New Orleans, November 10Th, writes
The GTRoNDIS has been fully tested by The MEN,
bery of this Association during the last epidemic,
aud Il IS their general opinion that IL is the best pre-
piraton of the Klnd that ever has been offered to
the public.
II therefore consider ii my duty TO recommend
its not alone during epidemes, but a. an article
that should he kept In every well.regulated house
hold"
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Rfs,rarcR's SIecplcSsncSS.

fJudge Kelley 10 the Philadelphia Ilmcs.J
AS the clock struck the carriage OF Dir.
White entered the courtyard OF Prince Bis
marck's official residence, which, fronting
on Wilhelm SlrasSe, surrounds three sldcS
of a triangle. AS we entered the room Bis
marck advanced and put us at case by the
cordially Of his greeting. His personal ap-
pcarance was o surprise to me. PORTRAITS.
busts, and statues had made me familiar
with his face and head, but had not told me
that bis height is more than six feet three,
and that bis frame is broader than was that
OF General Scott, to whom in all physical
respects, except in tie contour OF his
| face and head. he bears closer rescm-
blance than any man I have ever seen.
Having turned his back upon the broad
table, on which, from the papers spread
| upon it, it was evident he had been at work,
| he remarked that lie was not so vigorous as
| formerly, and could work but five hours q
day ut his desk, though he ought to work
sixteen, and proceeded with the easiest IA.
miliarityto tell us how his habit OF working
far into the morning, and the prc0ccupatlon
Of his thoughts by practical questions, had
made it impossible for him to sleep in the
quiet hours OF the night. "Thc silence
that follows midnight is,'' said he, "terri.
BILE. 1t wakens all the evil spirits OF my
mind. They lead me into phantasles. and
TO escape them | get up and walk or read
or write. On MANY such occasions |
have anticipated debates, and supposed
what would be said in opposition and what
l would say in reply, and fearing that
! would not remember my thoughts and
words, which seemed so effective, have
risen and carefully written them cut. But
have never once found them OF Use. They
| olwayS too fine tn bo aVaIlabin 1mOnO
! practical men, and the paper and pen which
were always beside my bed have been use
less and wasted. When the noises OF the
day begin l fall asleep, and sleep till II
O'Clock, sometimes till u and even O'Clock.
At my home in the country would not.
think, sleep any but that the great freight
trains, with three engines and more than
one hundred wagons, pass each other Oh a
railroad about three hundred feet from my
house, and during this time, soothed by the
noise, go to Sleep"
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GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS For SALE.
~ We will offer t''r sale, tn the highest btdnpr nc
public auction. on TN" 18TH OF SEpTEMBER.
1879. that VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
known rs the COLD SULPllCR SPRINGS, slill-
ate in the county Of Rockbrldgr. Va. ana two mc'
from Goshen Depot. Chesapeake ana ONO ralIrohd.
Sale 10 be made oil the premises.
TERMS Made known OF the day of sale.
II. 4. GU0DI.OE.
IN 6. codtdS JOHN d. STENltEl /.
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Ey Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate AuctIonccrS,
M. HOG Main street,

SALE OF \ NE \ II
i FRAMED HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CHINA STREET NEAR PINE STREET AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-Jn pursuance of Il deed OF
trust from George II. Evans, dated 22d OF june.
1878, and duly recorded In he Richmond Chahccfy
Court ID. 4. ll3 \. page 23t. and being required
so 10 do by the beneficiary. rs trustee VIII "nr the
property located aS above tor sale ut pubic auci"n'
on the premises. on SATURDAY the l6th OF Au-
uust 1879 AZ g. O'Clock L. NJ. The house has five
rooms lot 20 by 800 10 alley l3 'cet wide.
TERMS Cash enough l." pay oil Il note or Sioo,
past due, and accrued interest, ana expenses oi
sale: the residue such tcrlns rs may be- announced
mt the sale. j. Vi. Goi,i'lN'
~ : YrMsteo.
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CLAIMS AGAINST THE POLICE DE
~ PARTIEST.

NOTICE TO TENSIONS HANINE u j.
AGAINST THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
OF THE CITY.
am Instructed by the Committee on Police to
Give notice that the Committee will meet Oh the
FIRST FRIDAY OF each month for the purpose or
auditing all claims against the Police Department
Police and len with the City Auditor previous TO
the day of tho injecting of the Com Hittee. ...aHi
BY order OF the Committee. .
7 BENJAMIN T. AUGUST.
MI l1o3t ;a..r.s-f go, +. ,s~@s Secretary.
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e.. =, -.

l'ff' ~
Maii ira a,t 2T[1 , -, '.', ', 3o rN.
ENt'''r ''' '''.,,' M,
and on inrs,ty. Ibor,.Ily. and >'iur-
DIV ruuurcl> a. KrHmaa! "l'h VIZ
-iHia steamboat "np2uF's Sir'""r
lr,,! which i.;lt,> NIridr'ni tor OK
TD,ut. Nuri"lk. &C.. At 40 u NJ.
Accommodation tram Hr1'N"~ a. t'''- =,
M nj daily except S'igdtE ai......... NV Ne ~
4 mixed tram cAN'' >!ni."A :, ' .., -
taking ;+I~>ru.rrs fguln Etr-,f.a' H"','.' ~.
from Wl>hlu@t"n. A": ARRIVES - '>-:.''. " 80 49,
f. u. daily exc NJ sunday. ,....t 100.
Ing AT ll:I0 \. VI. tor iv""HhuiS tui NJ,
Mississippi and Dni% E1iroAh ','''' .,,i II 81.
Virginia Midland railr,,t, leaving ~ 81" l. ~. 80
3 CONNECT. with ylr.tui;. Midland r,:'rs| ,AT-
Ing 1T $3.50 \. VI. Tor Wa-ntustnu. Hu@ WIZ -
yiuia Midland railroad. lcaStns IL 100 \. ".
Lynchburg ana Atlantic, Mississippi! AL "i' ''1''
r0ll stations. ~,
u connects with Valley rtr"s'. lclNis: a; > =
NJ for IiarrisouDGrY. ,,
i conuccis win Valley raiIrua!.!r.,ytu- i: li,.'
A. VI. :Or HarpCr'S Ferry.
connects with stage !ae for I.eA:n-t"o' -.
Il connects with {. u ). aud T.. =. s'H"'f' fof '''
points on the ONO river AMI riurinuI' IN,
II connects with Sctoto !a!l"y IHtr'"' 80
Northwest. 49,, W.t
j connects with all lines ay"rsims to i> %''''
Engineer ,Yt >uprsi"i'u!eh..
CONWAY Z. HOWARD, Gca"ra; F''>'"I nv ~ IL
Ticke, Agenr.
RICHMOND, sKEp C. Z !,nr"n1 t' - ~ .o"}
OFFICE GENERAL IL -, ~ ~ i.1o l
RICHMOND. VA, NHh -
COMMENCING SUNDAY. ny y 1879
~ trains Oh this road "!.i f''! - '''
NORTH bound.
W, c.oo NJ Lave, l:t.i-S.cra. s'saoa tal:y
NO. 1-s'Vo ~ "'' tIrrr. Sundays: dur ~ Wash
irrtrr I:lp :. ": Rsltiuor-,
y.nJ r. NJ; ru.iadelphta, o:1p
~ ii ,cw YORK, 1000 l.. VI.
| .,,p n leave. f.yr.t-Str-et station daily
| NO 3-o:oo A'' ,,ur 4, Wa,h!n <tnn. 9:35 T. II.
| H,;c.,no-r, 1853 L. NJ; phisA-
drlph.,, 3:3j !. ~; Sew YORK,
! 6:45 4. VI.
400 p. ~, ACCONMODATlOS TRAI
NJ for Junction. leaves BroS''-
| Stree, station taly iencept sun
| days.
SOUTH BOUND.
! "a olo.l5P H., arrives Al bNrd-S!rcct St9t'oh
W. dal,y (cxcert sundays. l:raya'
New York. $40 \. NJ: PhiA-
d..lphia li;i5 4. NJ; Bsti.
more, $50 L. NJ; Washington
~, ,,.a.I n ,rr,ss =: Ryrd-Street station
No'1 AA'"1 " JatIy Leaves New York, 1000
y Ii: rladephia. lilo A
III: Bsltmore, i:35 A. n.
Wasbinrton, $50 4. N.
e.o. ~ hCcONMODATlOS TRAIN,
40 Q CAV a. .rr,y.a vt Rroad-Sueet station
daily texccpt Sunaaysl.
c. A. TAYLOR,
| General Ticket Aren't.
| TT n MyHas. General Superintendent up ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

NPlUM-MORPHINE HABIT CURED
" in ten TO twenty days. No pay till cured
DR.. J. STEPHENS.
jy 15-3m Lebanon. Ohio.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP So
- COMPANY. rass,sfsE
FOR NEW YORK.

TT company VIII tisp~'c, one cf the,c sp:entic
steamers-tJI.D DItMINItN. WiASoh r ISAht
BEIi, and RltilNpNI-.ey:Ty TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at uiI.i w3ter.
These ships are entirely new, End were bti!s
pressly for this route.
ruuIGs-
The fare, accommodations, and attentions arc uI.
eIIrrasscd
Ships going north land at Pier 81. North river
foot uf Beach street. ships coming south sail from
Pier i3. North river, foot of Christopher street.
Freight received uiisi: 4, VI. caif'.
FrelyAts for points beyond New York iorHa-oc
with Dispatch and no charge made except ac!aal sa
peuses incurred.
Cabin fare 10 New York, sI2 Storage, So ans
IS.
For further In fnrTraiicn srI.y 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO, Agents,
nv 19 Office GoInEanT's wiarVea. RocketE.
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A Liam LINE OF ROYAL 4,SsSafR>
n Mali. STEAMSHIPS FOR ,FC--:szass;-ss:s=.5fs
ROPE smiling from Baltimore. Nd, every AL
TERNtTE WEDNESDAY inr Liverpool ria
Queenstown. superb cabin accommodation. Rate.
diatc. $40. Also. WEEKLY MAI. SERVICE ne
tween Quebec. Canada and Liverpool ria Lon.iol-
htrry-'he shortest possible sea route. Steamships
with excellent passenger accommodation sal
from Quebec EVERY SATURDAY. This rortr
offers 1000 miles at inland navigation and the
charming scenery of the Gulf of II. Lawrence. ana
cross the ocean In i've days Cabin tickets include
rnil fare To Quclcc. \. W. CARRIER. Agent. S26
Main street. LENE ALDEN. General Passenger
Agents. 27 Rroadv.;tS. New York. L. 3-coI
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CROCK FRY .aLAsswAxE. &c.

TUST WHAT YOU WANT BEFORE
GOING TO THE COUNTRY
HATFIELD's FOLDISG-BED AND LOUNGE
cool and delightful.
Don't fail TO call aud see L..
DINNER, TEA, DESSERT, and CHAMBER
SETS In all styles. Call and see them.
Depot for the LEADER.BURNER and CHM
NEYS. T.. Il. TAYLOR,
1ell east Main street.
je "a opposite post-otice.
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r1HlLAD nH Z, HiGH- ~ :Es r
Z MOND.- AND soKfnLK STEAM s;'SsSS !: Z
EtVER AND TIE Fast VIA FALL RIVER
'TilKEE TINES A WEEK.-uuti! fa-tae: no.
lia the steamers OF this l:tc ~i' make .-wccE;
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. and Ricnnend
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con.
Meeting al Philadelphia with L!yttes New EnGla2'
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TlME-FEEQuENr DEPARTURES
Low EST RATES.
Freight received daily until . c'ccck +: VI:
JAMES ". MCCAER.tk,
General Southern Agent. Isichmoni, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 TO-.
General Managers,
no23 No. ~ South NkSrI-s. pnI3ah.lnlI!s.
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TOR NEW \ D Il k.-The Ola xRSTN
Il Dominion Steamship Corpanv's s.ss-ssaesa
Steamship WYhNOkE Captain COCCII, Will sail
FRIDAY, August 18Th. IT 2 o'clock L. VI.
Freight received until l o'clock T. NJ.
Through bills OF ading signed and goods for
Tarde'l with dispatch 10 all points north, south, east
and west: also. IL foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. Sl2: t0und-trip tickets,
S24. StccrIgc, Sd and -.
Fcr freight or passage. apply to
6. ". ALIEN & Co. Agents.
an 1885, CompanY's Wharf. RncECt;o,