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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10
BY Robertson, Bronaugh & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioDeers,
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
70 Ca" Manchester, Va.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAH

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
| v THE, MIDLOTHIAN. COALcMLNES,l IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR; SALE at
PUBLIC AUCTIOE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed 10 me a. trustee on 10th of March, 7o 6y
William Winfree- dr., and culy rec9rded. IN the
clerks ONCE Of Chesterfield County Court, a. h W
page els.) I SHALL being required 50 20 do by the
BENEFICIARY. sell at public ancilon IN front Of S5e
DAY the 18th OF July {that being court -dayf d a
O'Clock H. that valuable tracs Of LAND tying near
the Midlothian coa-mines, In Chesterfield county,
eontainfng about sss acres, adiolaipg the andS 81
iFraukhn Stearns, -. d. Hancock, and others 3.
This land lies about two and half miles from
Coalfeld ststion, on the Richmond and Danyllie
cleared the residue In forest OF oak ana pine Tie
surface Indications Of the existence OF coal are
good as any In the coal field. The consist
Of dwelling with nine or ten rooms and al neees-
saTy cut-henses. z5y s-ss y 4Fs-rgs s.
TEaMs: Cash sufficient 70 pay expenses 9r sale
aud $50, $3.50 on the is OF March. 1874 sud eso on
the 10th or March, ISIS, TO be secured by ssa Of
trust on the property the residue OF the purchase
money IT any, to be payable at such times and se.
cured In such manner IS the safe w nfrsa shsll
direct. and In default Of such frecfon as the fus-
lee shall fhtuk an. E5tIs 8. BROOKS. Trustee
81 ROBERTSON, BRoNAUGiI q Cos, Auc,icaeers, a
= stA 3n,{xiS /
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- RICHMOND AND WELDON RouTE.1
y GENERAL MANAGERS; OFFICE,; -
-:,L. RICHMOND, VA. June le. 1874.
YFHE TRAINS ON THIS P0TrTE -,

- RICHMOND AND W ELpoN ROUTE,
= ss:.GGENERaL MANAGER'sr OFFICE. u
- tom. RICHMOND, VA. June ls. 1874. J
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
The e M ai,HEs TRAINS leave Richmond =. a. n
and l2o m, arrive ut Petersburg at e:lo A. M
a9e S.aS T. Nj arrive at Weldon at e2oA A. NJ and
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger cosca Al
tacheds leave, Richmond, for Petersburg at A. nj.
and for Weldon at P. M. ano RETURNING leave Pc
tersbnrg at 1925 a. M. aud 1855 P. M = =
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon Oh
lso 4: M:and 4;io P. NJ, and leave Petersburg 1t
:, The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
kichm ono and petersburg leave both places at
q, The he eA a9S TRAIN between Rich
moud and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 7.3o A. NJ
and r NJ, and leaves Richmond at l2,45 P. NJ. and
The Freight Trains and the Accommodation Train
will not run on SUNDAYS, and the 2. nj. Mail
Train will not leave Petersburg OH Sundays and the
S A. M. train does not leave Richmond OH Mon.
DAYS -s ~ tEt'. 80
the freight train leaving Petersbnrg'at Io3s A. NJ
and the accommodation leaving Richmond ut l2A5
p. NJ, connect with the Norfolk and Petersburg
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop letween Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester xnc
ol Passengers from Clover Hin will leave at "a.
and returning leave Richmond Al l:2o P. NJ. dali!
Except Sundaysl.
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
PULhMAN'S PALACE SLEEPlNG-CARSa art
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
..t.. s..... s.-..s THOMAS II. WYNNE,
| jeIs General Manager.
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EGuP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIJRNI
f0tTUHEg PIAN0S. &c.a,ls FOR HALE4sA1
EAuCTIoS.7sTHIs OAK at 70, o'clock viii aeil q
EEsassf ard eAk CHAMBER s1frs,
gOTTAaE MBzHS SUITS, n ffsa 8 ssn I'd M
iHkrRcInTH RARLoE SUITS, t3s ~ 4-f i.ti,
WARDBoBKS, BUREAUS, SWAsfsTANDs, ~.
MARBLE.ToP TABLES. LEAF TABLES, n9a
CHAIRS, T1N-S4FKs, LoUyGEss S1bEBoARDs,
;HAT-RACKs, HAIR MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS and PnIo1sf WRITfHG-DESKSY u;
BOOKCASE, MrRRORss REFgfGElAToRs, ftS
bEDSTEADS, HARNESS, CLOCKS, &c. 80. s,...ss
N9f1 THOMAS W. KEESEE! 'Aucfiuneer.
Agent for HaifB Fire and Burglar-Rr sages.
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BElGASD OF THE PREss-CAssAGfAC THE
i'rhlusr.-[New York Trib,ae.]--lt is to
'"' hoped that the dispatch announcing that
NJ. Paul GranIer de CasSagnac has been
seriously wounded in his duel with Nj.
hanr Is not an eXaggeration. This young
m'n has been a pest in Paris for several
Wars. He bias done more 10 di>credlt the
'haractcr of French journalism than any
other person. lie early formed his plan OF
campaign, and has adhered to it with singu-
t'r ndcl!ty. He is one Of the best feDcers Ill
Europe. and relying upon that, he bus
h'ue 1t his constant practice to abuse
with brutal personalities every one
VINO engages III discussion with him,
uhti, according to the Partisan idea
81 gcntIcmanly responsibility, one is
forced to challenge the other. His skill and
experience have hitherto invariably given
li'n the advantage. He is by long odds the
hFst duc)lst in France, and has never been
touched before. Lieutenant Lnllier once
>iArped him after he had refused to fight
WIN BIN. but NJ. Ganier simply called for
me police. When Yermorel declined duel
WIN dc Cassagnac the latter sIat In his face
Oh The boulevard and described the exploit
al length in his paper. His most notable
oueS were those with Fiourens and LISA
bary. flonrens fought with great energy
Tor haN ~ hour, but finally fell exhausted
y! MS wounds. Ia his fight with Lissigary,
.assaguac simply parted, refusing to expose
himself until he had thoroughly wearied out
Ms antagonist. The fiery Gaseop, losing his
prudence and his strength together, at last
"iled out, Why don't you strike ?n towh!ch
@as ashac smilingly replied, THAT'S my
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.Jlfaj:: BY Grubbs & Williams, 4; y i
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonears,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

a HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
'TloN.-By request Of The trustees, we Will sell at
auction, on THURSDAY. 10th Of July, lS73, mt IL
o'clock A. NJ, at the residence OF Mr.. James E.
Goddin, on Canal street between First and Second
streets, r(who Is about to remove to Baltimore,
where ne has formed business iconnecIonl all of
tne HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IUEE therein, embracing the usual variety of
handsome and well-kept articles, the most of them
nearly new. - - -
We enumcrate Q FIRsT-CLAss ROSEWOOD
Y PIANO. SEVEN UCrAvES; ~ -, : !
PARLOR SUIT, COMPLETE;
SUPERIOR CHAMBER FURNITURE;
DINING-R00M FURNITURE; - Il,
HANDSOME LACE CURTAINS; .s
PICTURES, &C, &C., &C.
TERMS Cash. -"..e
P.S.-The DWELLING, new and complete, with
modern improvements, is FOR RENT. A rare
chance, considering Che comfort and convenience
10 De had '.' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
:1yI al ..asser#..E sluE=a Auctioneers.
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The grand conclaye of the knights Tenn
piar of the United States is to meet in New
Orleans in December Of next year. 1t Is
anticipated that the occasion will attract to
that city fully 10000 of the Order from all
parts of the country, and the Grand Com
mandery of Louisiana is already beginning
to perfect itself in it's drills and reviews, SO
as to present q commendable appearance
against the coming of the grand conclaye.
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s.,j,!slj' BYE N. Davis, His
V, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF 692
W ACRES OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
MILL THEREON by virtue OF o decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county IN the suit of
Hundey, &C., CO. Spears and Others we will sell, as
commissioners Of said court, ut public auction, In
front of the Chesterfield County courthouse, ut II
o'clock N, 90 MONDAY the l4th day OF July, 1879,
that being court-iay, the i've hundred and forty
two acres Of LAND; about Sone-fourth cleared;
balauce IN wood and timber; free Of all incuIn-
brances, and the one hundred and fry acres, with
handsome dwelling, fine gristinll, and usual out
buildings thereon, allotted, TO the widow as her
dover and subject thereto all in one tract and lying
about half mile from Richmond and DanVille
railroad, about twelve miles from Richmond
TERMS :One-fourtb casbi balance at elk, twelve,
and eighteen months, bonds with interest added,
title retained until purchase money is fully paid.
fa..I'iA C. q. MCRAE,
.# s WILLIS j. DANCE,
49, Commissioners
Sale conducted BY 8. N. DAVIS. jya
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n ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON OLD
STREET., KNOWN AS URIAH WELLS'S MA
CHINE-SHOPS, AT AUCTION, ON SATuR-
DAY THE 2srH INSTANT. AT O'CLOCK Z.
H., ON THE PREMfsEs.-By order Of the D!rec.
tors of the Petersburg Iron Works, shall on the
day and hour above mentioned, sell at public auc-
ton that very dsre realty On 9a a s.r.st known
AS q manufacturing establishment, this building
Tor location and cap;icity cannot be surpassed ny
any In the State. Special attention. Is called 70 lne
grsut advantages IL possesses tobacco factory or
cotton-riiIl. Rooms large and well arranged for
just such establishments, and very convenient 70 al
The building fronts on Old street l4s feet by lso
feet on St. Palrs alley y River street upon
bui fdngs fully large for drying and outdoor work
TERMS: Ten per cent cash len per cent nineAy
days balance at six, twelve, eighteen twenty
thirty, and thirty-x faontls' credit interest add-
ed fog approved, Endorsed, negotiable notes ntie
retained until dual payment purchaser TO pay INC
taxes tor 1873. IS. "A. hummer, President.
], III. PANSILL, Aucticneer., ~ H
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By Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~r. M f1nc Noi,, ofroof a.t#..~a

Z E,RAME DWELLING i ON y NINTH
b STREET BEYOND II FOR SALE AT AUG
7TION-On SATURDAY, 18th Instant, on tht
FRRhE It g SeGiS No. Tss VIII sell H.
six rooms; kitchen with two rooms; gai
and water on the premises. Lot fronts 30 feet and
runs back ,S2. This Is a very excellent place ant
In good order. ,sfr'f.T a. ).
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six ant
twelve months with six per cent. interest.
go ~, HILL & GODDfN, /
Tvs , ., Auctloueersa
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Marie seebach, the tragedienne. was fined
one hundred florips by the project of police
In the city of Pesth for falsely announcing
that she had been robbed of valuable jewels.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc!ioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MEAT FRAMED DWELLING. On
IN, OREGON HILL, CORNER OF FIRSTt AND
HOWARD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TI0N.-At the request of Mr Stephen Sullivan we
win sell at auction, on the premises, on 2SATUR-
DAY ,12th instant, at 81 o'clock, bis DWELLING,
located as above described The house contains four
ROOMS and large passage, and is la good order.
There is stable on the premises with four stalls
and hydrant in the yard The lot fronts 80 feet and
runs back 10s feet. This sale affords good oppor-
tuntty to secure q comfortable home at moderate
price. g.. tlsL4.sy E-----.l.
u - 30 4taEE I#'.t az. - kurtiuupgrs
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rHESAPEAKEg AND OHIO, RAIL
~ ROAD.-on and after 5th May, 1873, the passen-
o. $3.50 WESTWARD. t.t
MAIL TRAIN-Leaves Richmond $50 A. VI;
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., ca
Va, III. & q. S. railroad ut GordOnsvtle ann Char
lottesve, and arrives at White Sulphur Springs
EXPRESS TRAN.-Leaves Richmond at 10 p.
NJ DAILY except Saturday, connecting ut Gordons-
Vile with W. G., Va, NJ. i G. s ilroad trains TOR
Lynchburg and southwest, and arrives al H H.
ngton on arrival Of the train, ana arrives at C1n-
cinnati at O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and w b1te
Sulphur only at junction, Gordonsvlie, CharIottes-
ACCOMliO DATloN TRAIN.-Le Richmond
Go r;tS IS al sss ?. n: 'sN' 49, ;.
EASTWARD. -.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at 4 p NJ. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
IL next day connecting with express train.
q EXPRESS TRaIN.-Leayes Huntington az 10 A;
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
going south and with james river steamer for Nor
folk This train stops between White sulphur ana
Richmond only st Junction, Gordonsvlue, Cnar-
lottesvlle, Staunton, Goshen, Mlllboro', and Gov
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves White Sulphur SIS A. M.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with W., e., Va.
NJ G. S. railroad at charlottesville and Gordons-
Vile, and arrives at Richmond p. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM Gordons.
vile $50 A. N. DAILY except Sundays, conne s,an
train from Lynchburg and southwest, and arrives at
For further Information inquire at the companys
office on Broad near Seventeenth street. E.
- A. H PERRY, General superintendent
JAMES +. NETnERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
- =: BY Lyme & Brother, u
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street. ~ 81

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il. LOT WITH A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH LINE OF GRACE
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
AT AUCTfON.-By virtue of certain deed OF
trust executed by Louisa Brooks to the under
signed, dated sd January, 1870, of record In the
Chancery Court for the city of Richmond In y. B.
81. n page 55l, shall, as trustees under said deed
being required SO to do by the beneficiary therein
named, sell at public auction, the prenis S, on
TUESDAY, ed day July, 1875 at O'Clock P NJ.
that truly valuable and admirably -located LOT,
with framed tenement thereon containing about
six rooms, &C., fronting on Grace street 2sxIo4
feet. ta -. r. 1888 s..is!'G r'@' '.i .f'....
TERMS OF SALE: Will be cash rs to the expenses
of sale and to pay off q certain negotiable note
dated Sd July, 1870, and payable twelve months
after date, for the sum Of $3.50, with interest on
same from maturity until paid; and as 70 the resi-
due Of the purchase money, on such terms as viii
be made known at the hour Of sale. ~
. . J. G. BLACKWELL,
It's. ARMISTEAD.
jylo ...ts 9a"i Trustees.
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........, BY Grubbs s Williams,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents, -
Eleventh street between Main and Bank, p

HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE No.
IL els, ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND NJ STREETS, AND VACANT LOT
TIoNI-We win sell at AUCTION ON the premises on
MONDAY, l4th July, at 81 o'clock p. NJ, the
BRICK COTTAGE situated as above described, Oc-
cupied by II. III. Cottrell, Esq, containing six
rooms, water, and gas, and the modern improve
ments the lot fronts thirtylhree feet on the east
side Of Tenth street. and runs back 1l8 feet TO all
thirty-'llree feet on Eleventh street and running
back l1S feet to an alley.
TERMS: Ore-fnurth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months, negotiable notes secured by q
trust deed. H.. .t. GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS. q
jy8 - Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme q Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1910 Main strepI.

HANDSOME FRAMED RESIDENCE
III WITH TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS AID
JOINING, SITUATED ON THE NORTH LINZ
or CLAY! BETWEEN TWENTY-SEvENTf
AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS. FOR SAlIF
AT AUCTION.-We shall, ut the request Of th,
owner, sell at public auction, on the premises oil
MONDAY the l4th day Of July. 1879, at O'Clock p
NJ, that desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE locate'
as above described, containing five rooms; kitchen
&C.; After which, TWO LOTS adjoining. frontdns
each "a by les ieet to an alley, With good stable
thereon.
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER
..Eat~ t.-.st-s. .-g-..-. E...y AucttOpeprag
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BY Cook s. Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

BANKRUPT SALE.-As assignee of
l9 r. L. Williams shall sell at public auction
on FRIDAY NEXT, the 1Ith day Of July, 1879, mt
10 A. NJ, at the hardware store Of said Williams
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets an entire
stock Of FlRST-CLASS HARDWARE, large as
surtment of FINE CUTLERY, and the best of
CARRIAGE MATERIAL Of all kinds. ,i35.a ! :
Seldom such An opportunity offered 10 buy such
goods at auction prices j. A. LYMAN, ,
jys-4t ~ $3.50 Assignee
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TRUSTEES:

The undersigned having been appointed General
Ager,ts for the State Of Vtrgfnia of the Adore first.
class, liberal, and prompt-puying Marine COM
panw are prepared to take Marine and Inland Nayt.
CATION risks merchandise, freight and huls of yes
sells to all dts Of the ,oorld upon the most liberal
teras and respectfully solicit tho patronage Of the
Policies issyed making loss payable In gold or ii,
sterling, at the Office of the company's bankers in
Liverpool, II desired. ~ /
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
No. north Tenth street !
ie 27-lm {Shafcr's Building). |
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BOOKS. srATiONERY,Gc &c.

~ Iyss BOOKS. SEAT1ONEHTs6 &C. - =
NEW LAW BOOKS OF IMPORTANCE
IN TO BEPUBLIsHED VERY SOON.
WALLACEUNITED STATES REPORTS vol
BENJAMIN ON SALES, second edition. greatly
enlarged, and prepared expressly for use In The
CHf EFT ,CHAsE,,s CIRCUIT DECI-
1sI{,NS revised anu corrected by himself, and re-
81 ported by General Bradley 4. johnson, OF the
Richmond bar. =. rfEtrtt .. .tE.i II.
These reports will be of unusual Interest, profes-
siona and historically, for they contain the pr1n-
cjnles regulating the status OF states and people
during the civil war, and complete proceedings
against Hon. Jefferson Davis from records ana doc-
uments never before published.
AMERICAN REPORTS, volumes,
ENG LiSH REPORTS, volume ..
MUEFORD'S NEW CODE OF VIRGINIA.
Orders solicited, and will receive our prompt at
tention. WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
:ty; OCT t.t'if. - aEa.2. p. = "tt. ss.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
4 sale win be sold FOUR VACANT LOTS Stu
ated OH the west line of Twenty-ninth between III
alley. 80 -. ~.
iy Auotiopooru
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Ms!.uaANcE iSly6MiPAxffs..

$3.50 IN. Issl kNcE C6MiipAVffs.
sNs ERc y A 'lsslsl i MUTUAL
!, So ' tA RisEt INSURANCE COMPANY, tsII
.'rl. OF NEW 8 ts gRK.
sssttlfstS Fs go go a.. III
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affair." AS soon as he saw that I.issaaar,
was HELPLESS from fatigue he cooily ran him
through. On the 18Th OF August, 1868
when the Emperor made up his jewele, the
only journalist who received the Legion 81
Honor was this young rufaan. The EN-
press sent her own Chamberlain, NJ. de
CcsSe. Brtssac, to congratulate him. eis.tgv
Ever since the war the most abusive at.
taeks against the republic and the, Repuhst.
cans have been signed Paul de Cassagnac;
We have no means Of knowing what Is the
especial insult which proved fntotefabie I'd
NJ, Ranc. but the Pays has not been sparfng
Of its assaults upon hun since bis election as
Deputy from Lyons. II it should result
that this scene 10 forest Of Luxembourg
should prove to be the end of this4vioient
and disoriesly career 1t cannot but be bene-
fical to journalism in Paris. 2
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ca

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4
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n1cn na; sss Ny J sTgs i IS,
~ OIaCEs--NICE HACKS AED RT1nI
~ GIEs and nna ORA q for hsre. I, vi
PAssENGERS ana. BIaSItsE esiies fSr ), =. ]
~ sla ss asssaaS eEE lsss ma sss
ofE;;XsSsgnsIekT1rKErs 10 I'D springs z d ,,.I
syvania also 70 vue &c TEaa 5 Sid Penn
Esly. s2e Main see 4; M vi f sAEB HG,,s
RiciiaosD, YORK RIVER AMP cHssarEXxEi
~ - KAhRoAp COMPANY,
RlcHMoED, June "a, lsls.
4 ny AND AFTER This DATE PAS.
- sEMGER and FREIGHT TEsINE ~, ;lt,,,.
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point ,e,vs..
%il arrive at at 1890 AM daily a tsn
The splendid steamer SUE. eapta,n 4. r,crr
peen paced ON the route between West Point ana
Eli 20 run In connection with this rad end
TUESDAYS, THUksDAYs, and sATG r. nIcsTi
on Tie arrival Of the train, which leaves RIchmon
ample time to connect with trains Tor the Norfh
ana W est; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS. WETn'
ut West Point with the train due at RisSmona ~
1890 next morning. = = u'l; a.
Fare 70 Baltimore, SIS; eolored people, H. - +
..EhElGHT TRAIN, wi tn passenger car attached
tor tnr1ngh freight only, leaves Richmond Tues,
freight received daily TIL 8P. M. - -
e. FkE tit Train, With passenger car attached
t0r freight between Richmond and West POINT
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays. and
fridays at A. M. Local freight received T,ies,nys
thursdays, and Saturdays tilrs r. M.
| -, E.. EDW. F. FOLGER.
~ General Freight and Ticket Agent /!
| Nv. NJ BRAGG. nstpr Teams no,-fation a. es
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ,VALUA-
FIFPEENTH,AND
SIXTEENTH STREETS AT sAUCTION.-By u
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
n,uad entered on the list day Of July, 1879, In the
case Of Watt ys. Watt &c, we shall proceed g sell
18th day Of July, 1879, at O'Clock r M, the follow.
Ing property, 10 wit: y .sa5 93 1St''.
LOT No5s In rear of No. 81, in rear OF Mayo's
LOT No. g. on the west line of Sixteenth street,
fronting thereon 80 feet aud Running BACK aboat 90
Tor No. s. ON the east line OF Sixteenth street,
fronting thereon 50 feet and running back 81 feet TO
an alley 10 feet wide; and So 5t .sftt ssi
Lot Mo- 2, fronting "a feet on tho west line Of
Union street south Of the arch. and running back
about 2ss feet 70 the line Of the lot Of John Prdiy,
Esq. - 5t:l ftsIE@ E.}.,lts-Is
being q part of the property called FAILING
GARDEN, beginning at the southeast corner or
lot bought by Jacob Harrison of danes Lownes,
thence running northeasterly direction TO Shockoe
the line Of lot decided by James Lownes to Joseph
Ladd, thence along said line enthusiastically TO
New or T street, ItheDce northwestwardly along
New or street IS feet 70 the place Of beginning
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, respectively, for negotiable
notes, interest aided; and title retained I'LL the
whole purchase money Is psid and deed ordered by
the court. 80. ..F O.
sH- JOHN A. MEREDITH, r.
TO b ,l- JOHN A. CUKE q, -
JAMES G.BLECKWELL.
!iy 7-t0t Z - Commissioners.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, Z
- RICHMOND, VA, June IL, 1873

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co,
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
"a ~ RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1S13.S
GOING WE ST.-The Lynchbarg and
" DanvilIe' Passenger Train daily Except Sun
leo z. NJ. arrives at Lynchburg 4as P. III. and ar
riyes ut Danville at p NJ.
Sunday Lynchburg Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond at 825 A. NJ; arrives at Burkeville at ll:2s
s.. NJ. and Lynchburg at a:i0 p. NJ.
Through Mail und Passenger Train leaves Rfch-
lnond daily at los T. NJ; leaves Danyille daily at
sAs p. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily at llI0
GOING EAST. .'t G.sH
The Lynchburg and Danville Passenger Trains
daily Except Sundays leave LynchburR ut Sis a.
NJ; leave Danvile at SIS a. NJ; leave Burkevtlle
at 11a0 "a NJ; arrive at Richmond at 255 2: al.
Lynchburg at Sis 2. NJ leaves Burkeyille at lilo p
NJ: arrives at Richmond at Ali p. M. I-i
The Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro daily at Sis P. NJ; leaves Danyille
daily at ll:17 z. NJ. arrives at Richmond daily at
6:35 A. NJ. s'
The Through Mail and Passenger Trains going
South connect at Greensboro with trains on the
North Carolina railroad for all points south.
The Lynchhlrg Trains connect at Bur eville
with train OH the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Ill points southwest and south.
Through tickets to all points south and southwest
can be procured at the ticket office In Richmond,
sissippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1926 Main street.
RichnIoui. ,tt.-a 6 - - .
rapers that have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule of this Company will please print The aPove.
lie 10. z.sf-. Engneerand superintendent.