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dressed. but says nothing OF HE former
lIfe. ne has lived In this place 80 long that
few remember when he came H. ". He
does little or no labor, but seem,' 70 have
money with which to supply bis few and
simple wants. He aud his life are mys'
tery TO al around him. Only once has be
given any clue 10 bis former history. In q
ser,ous illness some time ago he was attend.
ed with great Kindness by the wife OF one
OF bis neigbbors. Surprising the Illness
was a fatal one. the lady asked bin Tor
his name, 80 that In the event OF bis
death his friends might be communicated
with. lie did not give bis name, but told
her that he had lived In London; that he
was witness ia very important case;
that the suit could not come TO trial without
his evidence; that IN the interest OF one OF
the partIes who did not wish the case to be
tried he had fed and concealed himself In
the mountains OF North Carolina, and that
all trace OF him had been lost. The only
persons known to have visited the
recluse was Pierre Duval. French
man who was under Bonaparte and
lost a leg at Waterloo. and the very
strange person who came 10 this State
shortly after the fall Of Napoleon Bonaparte,
who resided for many years In Lincoln
county, and who was believed by some
persons to have been Marshal Ney. Many
years ago. when these three were together,
one OF the neighbors stopped and read from
a newspaper an account OF the coup d ttdt
which made Louis Napoleon Emperor OF
France. The mysterious person supposed
to be New had never given any init
nation OF who he was and what he had been,
but when this news was read all three
shouted and exhibited every sign OF Joy,
and talked about the redemption OF France
and the triumph OF the right. The Hay
wood hermit and the supposed Ney then
turned and said TO Duyal: "The Bourbons
OF France think we are dead, but we will
return TO France and show them what we
can do" After this declaration both
seemed to remember that stranger was
present. and they ceased 10 talk. Never
from that day did the supposed Ney make
another sign as TO who he was, and he died
aud made no sign. The HAYWOOD hermit
is now eighty.seyen years old, and he per-
sistenty refuses to avow his identity. and
says he intends TO carry his secret to the
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To The Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
What is the origin OF our dolar-mark;
say slo0? Il.
The origin Of the sign s has been vari-
ously accounted for; but il is probably a
modified figure 8. denoting apiece OF
eight that is eight reals-an old Spanish
coin OF the value Of a dollar, which was in
use in this country long before the adop-
ton Of the Federal currency. So says
Webster. The sign "&c." has IN like
manner been "evolyed" from the words
ct ceierd-that 10, from etc. The two let.
tiers "et" have taken the form d, and the
sen still "suryives.p
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NURSE WANTED.-A NURSE FOR
~ TWO SMALL CHILDREN can secure plea
SAINT home If well recommended a u ability, &c.
Apply al IL Cary street near Second
10 11-Dts
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Crawford's rocking-chair and was quite
surprised TO find out that Mrs. Crawford
had some tides already. Mr.. Winter, the
hardware merchant, walked over with his
wife, who had brought some loaves OF fresh
bread and another frosted cake. Mr.. Win.
ter hiosclf had a large package Of ten.
penny nails and q iack.knlie with u
eimlet and butlon-hook attached. Trus-
tee Higbee unloaded five more pump
kins. which the minister carried down TO
the ctbar!s One Of them rolled against a
dry. goods box upon which the Jar OF
quince.preserves was standing. The Jar
slid OF and rolled over the stones. and most
OF the preserves ran out on the ground
Deacon Wiley came in next with some
celery. which be told the minister he bad
understood was excellent for building up
the nervous system. Mrs. Wiley bad a
brace OF chickens already cooked which she
said would do for the suppcry. Deacon
Hiram Blodgett brought bushel of Spit
zenberg apples. and his eldest son. lad Of
eighteen, had a busLel oil black walnuts.
Mr.. Blodgett had some raised biscuits aud
pan Of ssed-eakes. Mrs. Martha Richards
brought a couple of flat-irons. which were
too heavy, she said. for her use, and her
daughter had made handsome bolder for
taklhf tue UVnf on Tue StOhc Mucu tnfy
we've hot. Mrs. Richards said her brother.
tn-lsw Michael would bring some pump
Wins and another squash or two. aud just
thfn Mr.. Richards arrived. When Mr..
Crawford carried the squssh down 10 the
cellar he slipped upon the spilled pre-
serves, and In falling slightly sprained his
wrist. Hr. Riekards's wife had embroid.
efsd psir 81 slippers for the minister,
wh'eh were found 70 be too small. Her
daut b'ef bad made cbintz-eoyered chair
cushion Nnted With eorn-husks. and this
wss TOO large Ter any chair 10 the house.
The druggists wife bad an electric belt
for III" mister. which her husband war.
Tanied 10 cure any liver trouble known.
Other ladies brought various good things
for the sppper. and the gentlemen, when
they arrived later, had also great variety
Of gifts. Among them was borsewhip,
q ,as. buck. cord Of s-foot wood. which
WIS dumped out IL the street for the min.
sster 20 carry 10 the wood.shed; lot Of
ssed-corn tied togttberhy the husks, apeck
81 dried apples, dail, which was recon-
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The neutrality-suspicious. Bal.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 24.-The
amended nayal.appropriation bill was re-
celyed by the House from the Senate to-
day, but no action was taken in regard to
1t. The current appropriations for the
Navy Department expire on the 3lst in
slant.
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NORTH CAROLINPS HERMIT.
Attempt 20 Make Great and Mysterious
Person Of Reciuse.

Ffrson OF RtcInse.
A Raleigh, N. c., special says: A gen.
tleman from the western part OF this State
Is authority for 4 strange story OF the retire.
ment from active lie and the partial seclu.
sion from the world Of an educated Eng-
lisbman now living in western North Caro-
lima. In Haywood county. close to the
great Cataloochie mountain. has lived for
many wears the person referred to. His
cabin Is mere hut, barely excluding
the stormy weather. He hos never
bad ccmpanionship Of any kind In
bis retirement; holds littlo inter.
course with his neighbors; Is reticent,
though net morose; talks readily when ad-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-25

Mrs. Annie NJ. Hall, 2502 east Broad
street, Richmond, says: "My physician
ordered Browns Iron Bitters for my son
while suffering from chills. and II promptly
and efectually relieved him. 1t has my
grateful recommendation"
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1rOR NEW YnRK.-The Old i IA

IUR NEW 1Oih.- ne VIA a = IN
4 Dominion steamship Comp1ny's 4Sess<zA
uroposed sailing, for the week iollnSng are:
GtfNANDfTI ~, Captain KELLY, FRIDAY
Dcreiuhcr 2cth. al o O'Clock 4. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain tuICu. SUNDAY, De-
ceInbcr 2Sth. al II O'Clock \. VI. ..,..,.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH, TJtoDA1'
December 30th, AT 2 o'clock L. VI.
Freight received until o'clock \. W. trliiE'
. o'clock T.. VI. saturday. and to i O'Clock T. NJ
TuCsdiy.
Through bills Of lading signed, aud goods fo--
warded with dispatch 10 al points north, sou,h,
east and w,et also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New York idcusiug meals ana
berth, $40: round-lrp tickets. SIS. Nt'rraE'.
with Subsistence. 81; without subsistence 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond BY the 'h'-h-
pcake and ohio railway AZ 100 A. ". ga" New
port'- Newsl and the Richmond aud Petr.nlrs
railroad at ll:2O 4. VI. on MONDAY II-h----
DAYS. WEDNESD AlS, and ~Nri RDA1> VIII
make connection al NORFOLK VITA sltAldeF
leaving those DAYS.
For freight or passage apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLiN < CO, Agents,
dn "a C.uuauv's Wharf. Roc kptts.
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Z ssss ssss ssss
: ssss Ssss ssss Z
: sssS~.. ssss... ssss:-. f?

From experience I tLink swift Specific Is
very valuable rtmedy for eutansous diseases, ana
at the same Lime an inyiZoraiing tonic.
JAMES ACE%9S,
Chief Justice Of Georgia.
Atlanta, September, 1854.
INOCULATRO POISON.-Afer trying al tho
Other remedies. >wift's specific has cured me sound
and well o. i terrible blood poison contr.cte from
a nurse. Mrs. 4. ". LEE, GrcenSlle, Ala.
POISON. OAK.-A lady here has been entirely
cured Of poson-osk poison by the use Of two boz
tles Of :. :. =.
Il. :. BRADFORD, Tpionyille, Tenn.
ULCERS TWENTY-FIVE EARS.-A member
Of my church Ia. been cured of an ulccr.ted leg of
iweni v-fVe-y ears standing with two bottles %
swifl's specific. 7. II. G 'uMPLER,
Pastor Methodist church. Micon, Ga.
svift's Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on BLOOD aud skim Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ca. or 1870 west Twenty ,hird street. New YORK.
te25-lw
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"spfaking OF coughing says Mrs. Par
tipgion, "somc will cough tlll their flce
gets black and blue ynd never think Of buy.
log bottle VI DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
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MISS MAMIE NJ. FIrZfIUGH, Cpl
wi NORTH NINTH STREET, Richmond. says !:
al used Crowns Iron Blttcrs for debility and In
digestion with great benefit. IL also has oeel us'd
IN my family with good results - - - oo,,
-" NY del2l6,ls,2O.23.25,27 ,3OJal
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TAXES.
CITY TAXEs.

1oo00r-00rro((-->1S7 J(-00~~-~~-(0(~"~
CITY TAXES.
OFFICE CITY CoILECr0R.l
RICHMOND. November 20, 1854.
This Office will he open daily between the hours
Of O'Clock A. NJ. and G O'Clock L. VI. from the
l5TnTO TIE 3isr DAY OF DECEMBER,
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from all
persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shah fail to pay said taxes
within the time 50 limited will be considered de-
llnquent and will be charged
PENALTY OF PER CENT.
and interest at the rate OF per cent. per annum.
A. r. wo0DsoN,
no sO-tDe31 Collector.
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II YOU have rough. pimply, or salow skin, bad
hraih. Hop Bitiers will give You fair SKIN. rlch
blood. the sweetest breath, and health. s5oO VII
be paid for a case they viii not cure or heip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-25

If Won are a frcquentcr. or 4 residsntof
"a miasmatic district. barricade your sys-
ten against the scourge of all countries
-Malaris. Epidemic, Bilious, and lhternit-
tent Feyers, by the use or Hop Bilters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-25
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEANhH~. -
ONLY ONE DOLLAR sfJ
" sEwpoRr's NEWS, NORFOLK, AID
PORTSMOUTH, .,,>,,..
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND
ONLY sISo TO old POINT COMFORT.
ONLY Use. To CLAREhONI.
SeconG-class tickets still lower.
Virginia STEAMBOAT COMPANY's
JAMES-RIVER LINE
FOR NEWBoRLS Hk FMS H TiEER thg g2Er~
MOUTH AM ms SN bI@Ec + l." IN-'D
CONNECTS AT YoRF9LK CLOSELY WITH
FOR OLD POINT 8tITIaogE, AND THf
~" NORTH skNt AFTERNOON.
AT NEWPORT's NEWS WITH STEAMER
tCCOMAC FOR -MlrHFlELD, $500.
ANDAT II ARFMONT WITH ATLANTIC AND
DANVILLF RAILROAD WAVERLI
AND ALL STATIONS.
TICKETS: RICHMOND OR NORFOLK TO
WANERLY, tl.5o.
ONLY ALL-wATrR ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT
CHEAP gsT ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUrt.
FARE TO NORFOLK, Sl-NO LIMIT
WAY.LANDiNG FARES from 2ot. u tl'
Socond.class tic,e's stun lower
ELEGANT MEALS ON EUROPEAN PLAN'
The olegantly-rehuiit and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
L. L. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every ~
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRlDAn
AT a. NJ. tsIREEr-CARs CONNECT ~ ftL ~
TINIf) for aUove-uamed plares. Returhin[' inc
steamer leaves Norfolk, Portsmouth, anu ,HcN-
mond about L. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer ana Al 'tlt,
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. h'ss"ke ciecA'o
through. - ..,. ,,,, 800 80,
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IdR. II. 7. SMITH. FORp,s HOTEL,

INl Richmond. saws: 81 had malaria, aud In
consequence suffered pains. aches. and naIs.l.
plalnt and made me well and hearty. shall ever
recon mend It." dc I2,l6,le,20, 23, 30, ,30Jal
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5 the
ARMORY GROUNDS.

situated east Of and adjoining the celebrated Tired
egar Iron. works, embracing about 67-lOo
ACRES OF LAND, and extending from the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad TO James river and
having VALUABLE WATER-POWER PRlNi-
LFGFs belonging thereto, for which moderate
charge Is inside by the successors OF the james
River and Kanawha Canal Company.
This PROPERTY. nv reason Of lis central ana
CONVENIENT location, It's accessibility by railroad
10 all points and its valuable water power Of 100
square Inches under pressure Of "a feet, with a
fall of about 80 feet, Is very desirable for facto-
ries. foundrcs, mills, &C., and should engage the
attention of those contemplating the establish
mcnt Of such Industries I'm this city, which Oilers
as many inducements for the successful conduct OF
such enterprises as any point IN the United states.
Immediately after the above sale we VIII sell the
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND with the
TOBACCO SHEDS, &C., thereon, lying In the city
Of Richmond. bounded by Canal. Bird, seventh,
and Eighth streets, known As the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-25
Virginia.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OWNED
BY THE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
LOCATED IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND
AND ~ THE ~
TOWN or BUCHANAN,
At AUCTION.

Pursuant TO the requirements OF an act Of the
Legislature Of Virginia approved March 10, 1854,
we, the Board OF Public Works OF the state OF
Virginia. will sell by public auction, to the highest
hilher. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-25
By Frank ID. IIili & co,
Real Estate AuctiOneer-.
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
FRAME HOUSES AT THE SOC rilEAeH
CORNER NINTH AND ABIGAIL STREET,
tFRENCH GARDEN HILLl-By virtue IF dee I
II iru-t from John Mayo and vic ana Dtyll ',
Martin. duly recorded Ia the clerk, oin,e Of Rich
mond Ch1ucery Count, -. g. l9i, G. PAGE 39i, ne-
fault having been made In the payment OF cert lin
NOES secured therein, ,and at ihc request Of Toe
holders thereof viii sell at aIctlOn, the prem
isos, at 4 O'Clock l.. VI, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81 l-si,
the properly described IN said deed as follows
An that Dt Of land, with the improvements there
on. on the southeast corner of Ninth and Ablggll
streets. fronting IL feet. more or less. and run
nlng tack between parallel lines 1870 feet. The
corner hou.e Is now occupied 10y John Mayo. aud
will always rent we'll. The whole property VIII
pay Is Der cent on the investment.
EBM,: Cash enough 10 pay two notes, 1mount-
ing tOt4l6 and the exper ,cs Of sae; rae bllan q
upon such terms a. the said MtyO and Martin may
direct. LOUIS RAWLINGS. rInstoe.
sale By FRANK ID. HILL & CO., AuctiOneers.
de ~
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP q { ~
" COMPANY. -sfss<-s2se
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii Il spatch one ~ thelrsplcniid
st,amors-bINANDO kOANuhE, w y
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION. and RltuhOND-
for hours of sailing see vcrtf~ incnt l.ilN y
steamer leave New York TGESD ~ Iii rs
new uuWhcrl. North river. foot ot BE tch street,
They have splendid saloon. siaie-roohs' fn'
bathrooms.
unsurpassed
Aucr-cabln fare 10 New York tincluding meals
and berth, SO; round-tup ticket 81 = Storage
With >uh-l -tcnce. -. without subsistence 20.
Ffcights tor points beyoud New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
eNper-o , Incurred.
Freieht received unt'l O'Clock +. VI. daily.
For further information apply 20
GEORGE w. ALLEN X CO., Agents,
~ % Office. romuauy'. Wlargr-, Rockets.
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By Jas. Nacdouglll, Auctloneer,
No. 10 Governor street.


TRUSTEES SALE. BY virtue OF deed
i Of trust executed to me by \. &. ROckcchlriie
Oh the 7lh day If December, -, aud recorded
IN the CLERKS Office ot the Richmond fhlnccrY
Court. 1 shall proceed To sell Al public auction,
on the premise, No. 1927 cast Main street, on
MONDAY THE 20rH INSTANT,
at 1890 4. W.. tie entire stock II JEWELRY,
Sc. consisting OF
GOLD. SIN ER. and other WATCHES;
\ large number of assorted CLOCKS;
GOLD and PLATED RINGS, Oh AlNs, PINS,
BRACELETS, and other ornaments. &C.;
SiLNER-PLATED WARE;
one nearly new IRON SAT-:
\ large >lINF R-PLATED SHOWCASE;
handsome KEGELATOR;
FIRNIrURE ana FlNlURfs. tc &c
TERMS Al sale. JOIN VI. II ALL'
Trustee.
IAe MACDOTC ALL. Auctioucfr Re i-tdt
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"PUBLIC WAREHOUSE

and having the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
on one side Of II, and the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. on another. aud thus hlying direct
communication with all the railroads centreing IN
this city, which gives II great yaue for ware
house for tobacco or cotton. or for n tories Of
almo.t any Kind q. well a. for railroad purposes,
and especially as q general passenger depot.
And then we will sell the VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE embracing the
ENTIRE FRONT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET,
embracing 267 front feet and extending from
jefferson to Madison street, with CONFORrA-
BILE FRAMED HOUSE on the corner Of Main
and jefferson streets. This lard extends back
good deuth to wide alley.
Also. about ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
TWO FEET or GROUND atthe northeast corner
of Cary and Madison streets and running back l52
feet 6 niche. 10 an alley "a feet wide.
Also. Lot No. 1914 IN the plan II the civ Of
Richmond situated at The northeast corner ofWh-
Hamburg avenue aud Elm street fronting 81
feet and running back the usual depth.
And next, VIC Will ell The LARGE Lon OF
GROUND located on TIE Shenau1oal-Nallcy rail-
road and near James river,
IL THE TOWN OF BUCHANAN,
Rototourt county, Virgins. known As the " PUB
Lie WAREHOUSE" The bridge across james
river NJ This POINT has been recently opened 10 f"e
travel, which viii doubtless give decided impe-
ti,s 10 the growth and business Of This town. and
therefore gives promise Of a large Increase in tue
value OF THIS Dot IN tle near f4tH-e.
Put. Of The properly can De seen At the "lce II
the auctonecr.
All Of these lot. viii le sub divided aud sold In
parcels Of suitable sizos; afterwards they Will
rcspccuyely. DO old asa whole the sale that brings
the ehcst price to hcrcported 10 the Circuit Court
Of the city f Richmond for confirmation or r.
lection. - f. required the said act
THE TERM, or SALE TO be one third cash, AMI
the balance u the bonds OF the purchaser. payable
in United states currency 10 The Board Of Public
Works Of Virginia, in equal amounts "a, one two,
and three years from day of salc bearing Interest
At & Per cent. Ter annum; the purchasers, Re-
sp,ctycly. 10 pay In hand. In cash, on the day OF
sale. 10 per ceutum ~ their respective purchases
and make settlement in full on continuation of
sale as herelnbcfore provided and In such settle
Incnt 10 have the option Of paving the whole
amount In ca h, should he or they elect. Failure
ON the part Of any of the purchaser, 10 make such
settlement for ten days after notice of such COM
frmaiion shah work forfeiture u the 10 per
contum paid In hand as above; the sum so paid,
however, 10 refunded IA ease the sale be set
aside, ~ pro, idcd In the said act.
WILLIAM 4. CAMERON,
Governor;
BARKSDALE,
Treasurer!
MORTON MARYE,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
~ L.. y 100 10
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ALADY'S WISH.

Oh how DO wish my skin was as clear and
soft as yours,~ said a lady 10 her friend. - You
can easily make II So" answered the friend.
:. How ~ inquired tie srst lady.
"By using Hop Bitiers, that makes pure. rich
blood and blooming health IL did II for me- as
you observe"
fs- None genuine without q bunch OF. green
lIoTs on the white label. shun All the vie, not
snnous stnff with lion" or Hops" I'm their
came de u.ThtwI& Sllm
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NIGHT.
EHp HI

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily tor Norfolk, pft-in"uth,
Smithhe'd, Hampton. and Waverly; W1-hlnttoni
u. C.; NewLera, Washington. aud Tarbor',. V Of,
and al points In Eastern North caroline t99' i't
Eastern shore Of Virgin . and all regular landings
or Jane. river. at LOWEST RATES, amt through
bills issued. l.. Il. TATUM, superintendent.
n. No 100 MINI .,recI and RecAn-t..
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MONDAY, JANUARY TT I6t
ATl2 O'CLOCK VI,

AT the Office Of the auctioneer, No.4 north Flew
enth street in the city of Richmond, Va, that X
CFEDiNGLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
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DICHMOND AND AWHILE RAIL-
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CONDEN>FD SCHEDULES
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1854

Train No. 80 Through passenger .'npf AZ al stI-
tons, connecting 40 key-stlle Tor 81 points on Y,
aud VI. railroad; st SIthei has MI Milton auf
Sutherlin NarrOw-t1uyp railroad TOR VI Hon; At
Greensboro Tor all points ON -tl'm Branch; ~
Salisbury for all point, on Western North Caro-
lima railroad; at Atlanta for AL points south aud
southwest,
Train No. 81 Through paseeuzer and mail stops
az salisbury, Greensboro, Rtii-NiNp. n Oh Point
bonneville. Lexington, and Concord. between
Danytlie and Charlotte, aud nf cations between
Rit hmonJ and Danvillc; connecting 20 >uthpr-
in's with Milton AMI ~uther1u Narruv-Giuse
railroad for Milton Al Greens .utO' Tor aii points
on salem Branch aud North tarp.iua DIVISION At
Charlotte with Charlotte. COLUMBIA AMI Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta. savannah, and
Florida points. ami an u~ini, iu thu ~pG'h and
Strain 40. 80 on Richmond and NtcklenNurs
railroad runs DAM except sunday.
Trains from the south arrive al Richmond a. i.OC
A. NJ. and ass i. VI
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OF WARNING AND COM
w FORT.

.If Won are suffering from poor hcllth or
languIshins on bel OF sickness. axe cheer
swc,k aud disp!risd
without Clearly Know
ing why. Hop Bittters
wilt surely cure you.
n Won A re minister and
have cvertaxed yourself with vonr
pastoral duties: or n mother. worn oit
with care aud work. or man OF business
or lshor weakened by the strain Of your every day
duties; or man o. iciters; n, w,
nip hi WORK, bop biters VIII n"s's s''"N'"
en- you.
Ifrou are suffering from oy GREETING or drinking
any iudjsc ret,ou or ssiUation. arc young ana
growing 100 fast as Is Often the case;
aOri n you are IN the workshop, on the
farm, AZ Tie desk, anywhere. aud rel
sihat your system needs Gle lnsiag'
stoning. o. stimulating without fntoxi-
eating: II you are old.
blood thin and Impure, pulsf
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