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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01
THE GREAT
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- u Il Wv Nv " Il A<s
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The unequaled Inducements offered by this
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in declining Chairs. The famous c., II. Q.
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fitted with Elegant High Backed Rattan Re-
volving Chairs FOR the exclusive use of first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrnnge-
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West
Try it, and You will find travelling luxury
instead OF a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale at all Offices in the United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &c,
will be chcerfully given by applying to
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800 Washington ST., Boston. Mass.
and 3l7 broadway, Now York.
JAMES r. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago
TJ POTTER, Gen. Manager, Chicago
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-01

Thousands OF ladies have found sud
DER. relief from all their woes by the
Z nRiRkhsatcgetabl
COMPOUND, the great remedy for
diseases peculiar to females. Send to
Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, 23s Western
Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, for
pamphlets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-27

We were now more than half over the road
,,ut we had los, nearly ten minutes time
and had only left tweniy.seyen mhu'es W
do thirty-seycn miles in.. had shut Tue
wafer OF from both my pumps iitfe as-
ssnce back. when | discovered what was
the matter. aud she was now making Neam
finely down a TIGHT grade. From less tpan
ono hundred, with which we starteo Owe.
that ,en.glile stretch, she had two huhoTeo
noupds before we finished II, ana as Tue
gauge indicated no higher than tha', auu
the valve was tied down, ! could NOT 'eu
how much over two hundred pounos spe
carried: but she certainly carried meme 'ess
the remainder OF the journey. Anu
she might carry such an enormous ueau "
steam. for after passing over ina. tee ,nne'
In eight minutes, there 10y ten m'es VI NV
feet up grade and fourteen miles os ."en';
feet TO the mile depression between 81 ''."
C., and 1t was now thirteen m'hu'es "
~ O'Clock.
Now the engine was
HOT IL EARNEST.
The furnace-door, smoke.areh, ana CHIMNEY
were all red. white she seemed 10 NV on,
ward as N the very evil one himself operated
her by machinery. Six minutes carried US
aver that ten miles, and we dashed By the
FAST station that had lain between Us ana
c.. Now We had fourteen miles 10 GO
and my time showed hftv-tbree mhnhes
mast II o'clock. al i've" said 10 my.
self. al will make it." And we plunged
down that twenty.ioot grade win ."
steam on. Persons who saw tue tFa'h OH
that wild run said II was so soon AFTER ibe!
heard the first sound OF her approach wheh
the strange object, which looked as u u wa.
flame OF fire, darted by. and then Inc
sound OF its travelling died away 10 the
distance, that they could hardy convince
themselves they had really seen anything;
II seemed more like the creature OF VIII
dream than a sober reality.
And pow let me tell YOU that no engine
ever beat The time we made on those FOUR
teen miles. Tbo.e great wheels. seven ieet
I'm diau.eter, spun around so swift ihat you
couldn't begin 10 count the revolutions.
The engine barely seemed 10 lOucu tne
tracks as she flew along, and although inc
Track was as true a. il was possible Ior u 10
be. she swayed fcarfnly, and sometimes
made such plodgious iolts that II required
considerable akill for one to keep his feet.
No engine could bold together il crowded
10 erelter speed.
We'll, lust as / came TO StanCstiii In tbe
detf,i at c. the bic clock doomed out II,
aod the steamboat was getting her steam on
Roberts cot on board IN time and nothing
TO snare. But he saved the money. lie
found il hid away in some old 5OXes, as
Aidrch had directed him.
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tFor the Dispa'ch.I
Charity--A I'Hraphrase.

10
Though with the tongues Of men and angesi
w. ,Desk. and nave not Charity. am
A a soundiug brass. or Thinking cymbal : ana
xihourt have the gift OF prophecy,
And UNDERSTAND all mystertes, ano cen
XII tnowIetige; and although have ali iaitn'
IN that The mountains cen could remove
Vet s,n nothing without CHARITY
And though all my go0rs bestow 10 ieeh
The poor, aud though give nv body 10
lte harmed. and have not heavenly tharity,
IL prod,eth me nothing.
Charity.
II sufYcresh long, IA kind; II enyie,h not;
And Chsii,y. a. vaunteih not Itself, -,
Il not pufied up doth not behave ttself
ITusetrly, seeketh not her own. ana rs
Not easily provoked; noevii th'nss'
In no inidNtfy re- 3otcel n, tut
Reioicetn IN he truth. IL bears an iiihss,
Relieves all things; ithopes all ihiurs' eh""ies
Al things.
And Charity shall never fat'
Eut whether there be propht cies, 10 'hey -. ,,.<.
Shall fall: and whether there la tong Z" 'e'
shall cease and whether there be khoWieuRe'H
Away shall vanish.
Now we darklysee, r..
As through glass, but then cen lace 10 race
And now know In part. but then shal
Fen know a. also am known. ma row
Abide Faith, Hope. and Chaiiiy, these three
istt Of these three the greatest Is true Char'y.
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by II. seldom Taylor.
lTFF'F'FF
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ELE-
| n CANT MAHOGANY HouSEHQLD FURNi-
| TRY CARPETs. PIANO, LIBRARY CASE AND
LIBRARY, SUPERIOR HAIR MATTKt SSES,
GLASS. CHINAWAKE. &C , &C., AT PUBLIC
AUCTION-By virtue of n dscre e OF The Chancsry
Court of the city of Richmond entered on the 18Th
day Of January, 1851. In tn case OF Jones trustee,
u.s. Aliens executor, &c will proceed 70 sell, al
public auction mt the late residence Of Mr. Jose phi
Alien, deceased, corner Broad aud Twelfth streets.
FRIDAY. JAyUAgY rs, 1851,
commencing NJ 10K O'Clock A. NJ. all Of he excel
lent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting In
ENGLlSH-BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY, and
TIiRtE-PLY CARPETS aud RUGS;
l RO.EWOOD-CAst 61i-OCTAVE WORCESTER
uA RIAS Ky SOFAS. pIyAxs. ROCKERS
"i R9S-CHAIRs. s. and nd PA1LGR.CHAiRS Of the
best make. upholstered in bair cloth;
2 FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS in gilt
aARBLE. iOP, OVAL. and ROUND CENTRE
FENDERs, FIRE SETS, CANDELEBRAs, sc.
The chambers are furnished with
sets Of MAH4GAhY FURNITURE, with MAR
sup,,Ti,G4r W iIIgls. GRAY ami HLAcK-nAIR
rEA xii / Hia holsters, and PILLOWS;
In he diuipg.r room VIII be found a large lot Of
ELEGANT CUT.GLASS GOBLtTS, WINES, and
TUMBLERS:
CHINA CROCkFRY-. and STONEWARF:
2 sets OF FINE MAHOGANY nlNlNG.TABLFS;
SIDEBOhRD. si1E-TABLES, WATEE-COOL.
Frs. RFFRIGERATORS. ItAr-RACK>, &c;
HERRlNG'S IRON FlRE-PGOOF SAFE.
ALSO.
| very handsome MAHOGANY LBHARY.C NSF,
containing about $50 volumes of d. Sirabe
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, he greater part Of
which are ia very expensive binding:
Together with any other ARTICLES useful m.hou e.
keeping.
To lovers of old fashioned mahogany furniture
an opportunity IS now offered very seldom met WIN
10 secure articles made 10 order ~ the best manner
ard If The lest matcTiIl
TERMS: Al sums Of $50 aud under cash. and
credit of ninety DAYS VIII Ae gwen on all sums over
that amount. The purchaser to give h, bond, salts
fartOrlly tufOr cd
JOHN ". WRIGHT. sheriff,
and ~ such Administrator Joseph Allen aud Mary
:. Allen.
JNO. r. LAUGHT0N, Jr.. Auctioncer, Salesman.
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SYMPTOMS OLA TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Nausea. Bowels Costive' Fain
I'm the Head with dull sensation In the back par
Pain Under the shouider-Bade; fullness Amer
Eating. with naturalization to exerton Of body or
mind; Irritsbility Of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling OF having neglected some
suty weariness, Dizziness Fluttering az the Heart,
Dots Before the Eses, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night. Highly-COlored Urine.
N THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RIOUs DISEASES WILL SOOS
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 20 srch
cases. one dose effects such change OF feeling as
70 astonish the sufferer.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:

RICHMOND, V y.
Gentlemen,-I take the liberty Of Informing you
of the great nprov ement-wel, you may say. The
entire restoration To health-cauEed by using SIM
MONS Liver REGULATOR.
was under medical treatment for long time (be
Ing treated for Dyspepsia, but all kinds OF dicne
seemed 10 30 me bat little good. suffer I'd intensely
with full stomach, headache. &c. One day was
told By q negLbOr who had taken the REGULA-
TOR that /. was 4 sure cure for my troubles. de-
cided TO try It not thinking II would do me any
good The first doe took relieved me very much
4 was so decided an improvement hesan To put
confidence IN what my n,ighbor had said 10 Inc. In
one week after taking the REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty as | ever was my complexion
began 10 clear up. was told 10y all my acquaint-
nnces was looking so much better. | think 1t IS
the best thing ever took for Dyspepsia. without
any exception. II did me 50 much good was deter
mined would give you my testimony without being
ssACd for it. Yours respectfully,
HENRY G.. CRESsRAw.
Original aud genuine manufac ured only by
j. II. ZElLIN & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
(nO 25.deod& wtAu20i
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COOD NEWS FOR TRANEL- r ~
" LERS TO OR FROM EUROPE. --Skxas a

ALLAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
will perform the following service during winter
season lesO-el From bALIlMnRL on II Is
DAY. NOVEMBER 10TH. aud EVERY ALTER
NATE TUESDAY, for LIVERPOOL ria QUEENS-
TOWN: from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY
for LIVERPOOL ria LONDONDERRY. This tine
offers superb cabin accommodations, aud mahes
SPECIALITY rs tn Kind tcdtiueut to storage pas,en
gers. Rate for Storage auO INTERN date a low
by any iirsr-clas5 line. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply 10 \. ". CARRIER, $50 east Nam
stieet. agent AT Richmond, or 10 LEV & ALDEN,
General Passenger Agents, POI Broadway. New
York l0J south Fifth street, Philad phia: >iaie
sirrrl, IiDslOn. = |. cOdfm
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Mr.. Roy Jones was stricken with paIalys
sis on Monday evening, aud now lies criti-
eally III at bis residence,..n this place. Mr..
Jones is one OF our Oldest citizens, being Ia
bis seyenty.slxlh year. FrederickSbarg
Star. ts e9
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NOTICE.--Al persons indebted to or
IN baymg claims against the ESTATE Of WILL
LIAM A. ROBINSON, dteessed. are requested 10
call al my Office, corser SesfDtetnth and Cary
streets, and seiie. WIKI RobERTS,
~. Executor OF W. A. Robinson, DECEASED.
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BY George :. Nashon & son.
Peat Fsi,ie Agents and Auciioneers.
No. Z Tenth street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE FOURTH
L UNDIVIDED INTEREST ~ THE REAL
AND Personal. ESTATE OF WALTER =.
GRIFFIN. DECEASED--By virtue OF deed u
tiust from William 4 Griffin ana wife a. tie under.
signed as trustee. cOnvcNiu lug one fourth undivided
Interest In The personal stac of Wall T.. hTidin.
deceased, and like interest IN house aud lot on
The west side "t Laurel street between C1ly and
Cumberland stree 2SA10I lc I. 10 secure The pay
meut Of note therein meuiiOncd and default
having been made N the payment thereof, VIII,
bfiug thereto required by the beneficiary Of saiI
decd r0cecd 10 sell ~ public auction, lu front Of
the properly VI Lagre. Iegt, Oh
THURSDAY. JANUARY -, 1881,
ii o'cigct i. NJ, the said one fourth undivided in
teicsr IN he persona aud a"oyc-ir,cli"cd rcai g.
tate of which he SAID Waller T. Griffin dicd s'izci
aud possessed.
TERMS: Cash ~ f. expenses and SUN suiic eGt
10 pay of note Of 500 du. JANUARY . II, los
balance as ny be annOunceSai hour 81 sale.
GEORGE :. NA>HON.
ia % Trustee.
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RAILROAD
CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDItI AL CIR CIT AND
THE EASTEtN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
ATKINS, Bros & 10 ord Gis


The Petersburg Rriltord Comp0pB.>
BY virtue Of and pursuant 10 judgment AMI de-
cree of foreclosure and sale rendered and e'iiored
on the 8 n day of September, $50. and amended
nv decree entered on the 20lh daY OF u. ccmber,
1850. ny said court. In the above entitled action T.,
ana singular The mOrts9gcd premises. franchises.
and operfv. re2. ner, DUAL. and miNfd, mentioned
I'm The said Judgment and dCTce. par iculary in the
Sd section thereof beii The same morisagel or IN
fenced 50 10 be- 10 Thomas Branch aud John Il:
Davis. triste by deed bearing date the lst day Of
May. 1872. DO hereby give notice that on
WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF APRIL. 1881,
at p NJ. n the front door Of the cuelom-hon,c of
the United States IN the city OF Petersburg. w.. |
STALL proceed 10 sell at public auction. 10 the highest
bidder, the following. described propeity-yiz.
ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
including al ;he
LANDS AND REAL ESTATF Of said company
in the city OF Petersburg State OF Virginia. and at
Weldon and Castor. y. g.. and along the line Of
the road, aud along he line Of the road between
said place In tie counties Of DinwiGdie Prince
George. Sussex, and 6rc'nvilie. in the St,te Of
Vrginii. and Norihampton and Halifax, IN the
Si1ie Of NoIh }, Cara,in@ together 10, WIZ
ALL RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES, AND ADVAN-
TAGES THERETO hrPtRTAlNlNG;
TIE ENTIRE kOADB- ID AND TRAN:
TflF ENTIRE ROLLTNG-STOr Is, MACHINERY.
FIXTURES. Tools. EQUIPMENT, AND
RAILROAD SUPPLIES;
All .OIHEf PROPERTY: RIGHTS, .PRIyI-
LEGES. And FRA y { II rs APPEH-
TANNING To SAID RAILROAD N THE
STATES OF VIRGINIA ANO NORTH CAG-
OLISA AND ELSEWHERE,
as fully ct forth In The said judgment aud decree,
cOpie, Of which viii be furnished 10 persons apply
ing therefor.
said salc VIII he made upon the terms specili Il In
HE decree Of safe, Of which bidfer- will take no
Iire ana subject to certain suhsi sling prior Icus
upon the premise. particularly descrbcd IN the
said jul Smcnt and dccrec--a statement Of which
can he sen AZ the clerk, Office OF the said court
prior to HE ale and at the rllce OF ale on the
Day OF sale. {. =. RAMSDFLL,
Master.
RICHMOND, Va. January Is, 1881.
ia ls-laWtGs
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They increase the appetite and cause the body to
take Oh iiesh thus the system is nonrl,hed, and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price, 25 cents 50 MURRAY STREET,
nv 2g-eodtNp2O New York.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day..
BY Jas. Macdouenil, Auctioneer'
No. 10 Governor street.
TRUsTEYs SALE OF A FINE IS, STOCK Z 4.

SALE OF A FINE STOCK
i OF CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN's FCRS!rH.
mo GOODS SC.-By virtue Of deed or trust
dated December 70, 1880. and recorded IN me
clerks office Of the Richmond Chancery court y: %
III A. page a63, made 90 me nv II. schwafz'chi,u,
I sInli pr,yceed 90 sell at public auction. on the
premises No 400 east Nam street. between Four,
teerIb and Fifteenth Streets known as Marble Hal
CIolhing-Store, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY i, 1881,
n, n o,etock In the forenoon, the entire stock Of
FURNITURE. and FIX lures
conyeyed IN said deed consisting Of READY
MADE CLOTHING. GFNTLEMEN'S FURNISH
TNG GOODS, sTORE-fIXrUREs. and FURNl-
TURE.
TERMS OF SALE to be made known nj the com.
mencement of sale .
MORRIS NELSON, Trustee.
JAMES MACDoUGALL. Auciloneer.
h n. Coon. Salesman. h26
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. TVH
Dear Sir,--FOr ten years have been martyr TO
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Pies. Last spring
Your pills were recommended: used them. ! am
now a well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet, regular stools. piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
in gold. Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON
Louisville, Ky.
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BY Robert q. Lyme,
Reat Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

SALE OF A LARGE
NUMBER OF PIECES OF
vepy VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNiM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE,
WE'LL LOCATED. FRONTING on MAIy, Ca
RY, GRACE, AND TWENTIETH STREETS,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOSD.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 8, Issi.

In obsdieuce 10 q esiraiuiDg order issued by the
Hoa James keith, Judge of The Circuit C0uri OF the
city Of Alexandra. Cal the 18Th day OF January.
1891. tn tie shove carse, am required 10 modify
the eb0ye payments IN the fOhOwiP particulars
until the furliIer Orderof The COuu-yiz.:
To the hoiter3 OF bonds aud coupons of the third
mortgage Ofasge and Alexandrla Railroad Conf
pgny, 4 dividend OF IS Der centum upon The Drln.
cipal and Interest thereon 10 January i. 1881. in-
stead OF divioerso OF s7425 per esn'tm, as here
tofJre ordered
TO the holders OF bonds and coupons Of the frst
gnortg see orange, Alexan<tia and aanass1s Rail
road Company, q dividend Of 60 per centAI3 upon
ibs principu and interest thereon 70 January l.,
1891. instett-Uf dividead ~ ~ G2 per ceniums
ms betetofore ordered. JOHN ;. BARBOUR.
Commissioner.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. January 10, 1881.
ja2l.2taw2w
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP lrfEFs
~ COMPANY. scfsszs@=Ss
FOR NEW YORK.

TIL. couutry va d,sp&rcn one of tneir spendic
steam rs-OLD DOMiNiOE, WYAEOKE, NAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC 6Hi.L, and RI.HNyM D.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY a.
hig water.
They RIve splendid saloons, state-rooinS, and bah
rooms.
surpassed.
SHIPS gong norn land ~ Pier 81. North river
loot nf Beach street. Ships coming south sd. fiOI
PICr43, NOrsh river, loot II Christopher street.
cabin 'arr 20 Kew XOrk, flI Steersse, 90 au
81
Frelghts for points beyond New York .foresrde
with az patch aud 70 charge made except actual 81
penses Incurred.
Freigiit received untii o'clock T. VI. daily,
Yor further nfur1lHIlUh Apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., AseDU,
snvle 1fice Cornr.n0'e Vyhsrves. pOrFeft
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CRO.KERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

NOTICE. The undei signed gives notice
~ Thar by virtue of a decree rendered on the 3Oih
of December. 1850, by the Circuit Court OF the
city Of Alex tBdrIa, in The cause OF Graham cS The
wa hInglon civ, Virginia Midland and Great
southern Railroad Company. he Is now prepared 10
pay out the funds IA ms hands as follows:
~ To the holders OF bonds aud coupons OF me
first mortgage. orange and AcXaTuria Railroad
Company, Me4TiRciDGI and interest hesOn IN
fuii to January ], 1881.
(2) To the holders OF bonds and coupons of the
stcoud mortgage Or1ugo ana AleXaDdri' Railroad
COMPANY. the prtHciDdt and az, rest thereon ts
fUt. 10 Januaiy i, 1881.
on To the holders IF bonds and coupons of The
Manassas Gau Raj road Company, The principal
and infer,St thereon in fulL 10 January l, 1881:
al To the holders OF bonds aud coupons OF The
third mortgage Orange and Alexandria X hlroad
Company. "a dividend o. s7.4X5 ger cenium upon
the principal and interest thereon to January J.,
1881.
t5l To the holders Of bonds aud coupons Of the
first IDOrtesPe orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Rslirt al Com pany dividend of'7Z.6Z per centum
upon be principal and interest thereon 10 January
l, 1851.
Each holder of bonds or coupons of the first and
second mortgage Orange ana Alexandra Rail- Dad
Company ana the Manassas Gap Railroad Company
must produce The same, ana uDon receiving the
money therefor surrender them for cancellation.
Holders or the third Orange and Alexandra Rail-
road bends and coupons aud first Orange. Alexan-
dria and Manassas Railroad bonds aud coup )ns,
who as stated above will receive diyfd.nds there
on. must before receiving such dividends produce
the same t5a such credits may be endorsed hefeon
JOHN :. BARBOUR.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. dc.


W. o SMITH, 49,
CARRIAGE AND wAGON-MANUFACTUR
.EXTFNsiON-TOP FAMILY CARRIAGES,
IMPROVED fALLING-TOP LADIES PHAE-
TONS,
CANOPY.TOP LADIES PHAFTONS,
DOCTORS PLATFORM SPRING PHAErONS,
TOP and OPEN HUGHES.
GROCERY and BU1CHER.WAGONS.
Also. several TOP ana OPEN SECONDHAND
BUGGikS and WAGONS on hand
REPAIN1ING aud REPAIRlNG done I'm best
manner at LOWEST PRICES.
". C. SMITH. 3I4 north Fifth street,
IA 23.2m between Broad and Marshall streets.
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III l.. STAPLES q CO.,
IL llC3 MAIN STREET.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS And AUCTIONEERS.
Property sold or rented publicly or privately on
the most favorable terms.
Money ioane1 Tea estate.
DEEDS writtenau1 acknOwled Nnenis taken.
Reference. by permission: First National Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
Ca and see US or write for Real Estate Rerlei1
II. 4, STAPLES, VI. 4. STAPLES,
Of the late nrln Chsiu. for the last SIX years with
staples a Go. tbaihn. staples Go.
lob MAIN STREET.
lda I-lml
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

Il. d. CHAPLIN. ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
ID Il. CIlAFFlN X CO.,
IL. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
sell CITY and country prOp' rty. privately or 40 auc
lion: collect renIs Ia Richmond. Manchester and
country, aud make D. Ompt returns OF same; money
loaned on city aud country real estate deeds writ
ten and acknowledgements taken; lands shown free :;
buyers aud sellers intrf dUCcd to make their bar
gains. Write or call for tree Virginia Rent Estate
JOUTHdi. We are the largest adyeri Of real es-
tate In America, except western railroads.
Reference by permission: First National Bank.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-27
Lynchburg Passenger Train, ". ~. GsI

IJnchOufK Passenger IRAN, 10. -. Dali.
] cave Richmond. ............,....,..... 3:}N s.
Arrive BufkeNlNe.,. ..-....-.-4l 1870 g.
Train No. "A connects Al Burkcv., Hiih if'...
Tic. hississippi and ONO railroad 20 FdrIlU.
Iynchbury. aud all sOufhwssipr points.
Trains Nos. 3 aud AZ connect o, >g'Ieriiu'. ...l
Milton and sutherliu >arrow.Gauge r1IlirII DE-
hilton.
Traiu No. 4S cODnects az salisbury sfA W.,.r.
North Carolina railroad Tor AshtNlli- .lI i,I I ,.
IN Western Ncrih aroint.
Trains Nos. 80, AZ. aud AZ connie. % Ar.I..,
junction with AtlInla aud Cn1riO o. 5 .L.l....
way for az points ~Ou'h ana >1uii vest. l.I A..
AZ connects al Charlotte with Chariot. tf.ii.t.
and AuguSts railroad tor all pDins -'u.h, >n.
east. and Southwest.
Train No. so stops only ~ Jeie-,v' .r, u-I,',
Branch, Barksdae's. Danyiile. Green Co.,. .rf
salisbury.
Trains from the sbove-nImCd I.. '- 1.r... ..
Richmond 4:4S +. W.. 4:47 4. NJ, aud 1873 O.. %
Train on NpTth Carolina rJiir1a i.f.'. t.,tn..
boro' daily AT $50 i. VI. Tor Raleigl tHf T. .I..
boro'. connecting AZ GOG,boro' VI. N.Hl.a
Wilmington railroad for Weldon arc Hia.H-'0..
PULLMAN-CbR SFRN!tt:
on Train NO. jO-Waslirgton. R.tauorf
Albania.
ON Train No. 4s-New York aui P..lg.n.r. .-
Danyile and Albania ard Duyill, tr- ~It....
ON Train 40. f2-W i,hiGst4r. D. .lu..nI. ..
Danvile, aud DarSillc and Nu2u-tt.
Tickets sold 10 aU pOluta -out1. s'Ht4st". ..l
southwest, al J b3ggsg" ChDC,d thry.. o..
No lay-Oyer cheese given 0n local .H-r.
4. l.rI.
General Passenger aId .O-.t hg'l..
7. NJ. X. TALCOrT, 6en,r1 'rpfT.a lrl'.