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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-27
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,

lA1LkOAD COhPASY' !
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, train
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
day., connecting for all points Soutl
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Su.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations OH the Southsid'
road, LynchDurg, and the West.
1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers tuking this train will maxi
close connection at Petersburg 10
Norfolk.
500 ?. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday
with coach attached.
$50 A. ~ ndIFfsH Tka s9H daily texcep
sunday with coach attached.
10:10 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for ill points Eas
and West.
500 P. n. FREIG HT daily Except Sunday
coach attached.
1885 P. 81, THROUGH IS ALL daily Except Sur
day., connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroxi
for all points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through Y
Baltimore. Also making close con
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohjt
railroad for the Virginia Springs an
points North and West.
The MALL TRAINS will not stop betweea Rich
nend and Petersburg except &c Chester.
Trains On the Glover Hill railroad Will leave
Clover Hill pits 1T $50 A. 81. : and returning, vii
leave Chester at $40 p. H.. daily except sundays
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start rror
Appomattox depot.
90 a. SHAW, Superintendent.
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5AUcTiON sALEs-Future. Rsys:
80 By Richardson q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auction eefs, y
No, 11t9 Main street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FoURT z; E; !
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN The
COIINIY OF iCHESTEKFIELp, NEAL He
TOWN OF MANCHESTER. BY AGCTi.N.--
Nv virtue OF the provisions Of a certain deco %, OF
tr y bearing date the 9th day Of January 1874
anT duly recorded n the cIerk's ofce OF the Coupty
Conrt Of Chesterfield. from William y. AilderGioes
AMI wife 10 8. ". Farrar, Jchn a. Meaney, s oo
r. Wi they Eavip, trustees for the Easf-End BuifMng
Fund Company, to &c ,ure the payment OF certain
obligations of debt therein mer0oneo, we sha, "
trustees sch by auction, ON the premises, on AOS
DAY the 23d instant, at O'Clock Z. ~, foon-
TEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN ule
county of ChestRrfeid near the town Of ManStss-
ter, designated by the Nos. ~, r. ano ss'
freutiug together lS2 feet; Nos. l. >, &c o.
and T. fronting together 275 feet, and nos ~, %,
IS, SO, and 81, fronting together 100 feet-Gh etl
4 the south side Of Hall street.
4 For q more particular description o. SAID ORGY
erty reference is hereby made 10 deed rom d
Terry and wife to said Ailde dice. dated une Stn
1879, and recorded In the clerks oalcn el srt
County Court Of Chesterfield In Deeo-Boo& 90
page $50. ~,,.,soe q,
executing THIS trust aud to pay of the SUM oil SSou
the residue payable in six and twelve nonrhs, neEo
liable notes TO be given for the deferred payments
with Interest added, and secured by dteaot trust
| :. W. FARKAR.
| JOHN A. MEANLE1,
4. WILEY DAVIS,
| '. Trustees.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. LIB Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU.
Il ABLE MlLL.SITE, WITH TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, IN TIE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
KNOWN AS GAINPS'S MILL, on THE COLD
HARBOR ROAD, NINE Mills FROM RICH
MOND: ALSO, TWENTY-FIVE ACES OF
VALUABLE WOODLAND NEAR THERETO.
By virtue OF deed OF trust executed TO rs trus-
tee OH the 2Tth OF May. 1874, by William F.
Gaines. aud duly recorded in the clerks office Of
Hanover County Court. to secure a certain bond
therein mentioned, and default having been made
In payment Of SAID bond, shall, In part execution
thereof, being required so TO do by the beneficiary,
sell at public auction, on the premises, OH TUES.
TAY the Gath Gay Of August 1875. 1t 3 O'Clock
Z. NJ, portion OF The property therein described
as follows
That certain MILL-SITE, with TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF LAND adjacent thereto, In the county
Of Hanover, on the Cold Harbor road and known
as Gaines's Mil, conveyed To said Gaines by The
trustees of William and Mary College bv their deed
dared about ISL. Also. TWENTI-FITG ACkFS
OF WOODLAND Eear TO ana about lhrec-quar-
tiers OF mile southwest Of the said mill-site nd
on The road lcadpg to Mechar cSvlIe and aujoin-
ing the lands Of Thaddeus Tally, Walker Hogan,
and Parks Martin, and conveyed TO said Gaines by
William ). Uvertop about 1S53.
TERMS: Made known At sale.
=. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
Postponed OH account OF weather till TUES
DAY, August 3 lst, at same time and place.
III 25-Id5
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au IL TRUSTEES.
sale conducted by r. ID. EAcHo, Auciionper.
BY \. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate AGENT and Auct;oneer.
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY FEET
snn 0E LAND 9NkAUREL oR TMELFTH)
Road. IN THE CITY OF MANCHEST ER.-B
virtue Of deed OF trust from Irving Smith 10 the
Undersigned, barring Date on the 9th day Of April,
1875. being required so to do by the holder or a
certain note therein secured, | will SELL at public
auction, on the PREMISE, on THURSDAY, sep-
tember 2, 1875, at o'clock p. NJ, the property
described In said deed as follows A certain piece
or parcel oil LAND lying and being In the town Of
Manchester, commencing at point on The south.
err side OF Laurel street Ainety-foar felt
from the Intersection Of said street, now
Twelfth street with street laid off on the
margin OF the Richmond ard Petersburg railroad,
and running ninery feet eastvardiy along The line
OF SAID Laurel street to an alley Or street in common
tweI ty feet wide, thence at right angles along the
western line Of SAID alley one hundred and twenty
TIVE feet to an alley In common fourteen feet wide
extending TO The said Railroad street. thence aleng
the lice OF said fourteen.foot alley ninety feet
thence AZ right angles one hundred and twenty five
IeeL 10 the place OF beginning.
Terms: Sufficient IN cash to pay ell expenses Of
aie ana to pay OF and discharge certain negotia.
pie note made by Irving Stalth. aud secured In said
deed. for three hundred ano fifty dollars; balance
Of sale. s. M LEE
aa2S Trustees
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/ ....,,.T1oaIsAIEs-- eusure Dsys. !.
By Grubhs q Williams,
Isl Real Esta,e Agents and Anctio
Is ,r,.,,,,,tt ts.yaet t,etweef, Main and bank4

rI,RrJsTEEs' SALE OF THAT MOST
VALUABLE PROPERTY K ,e q !, ~ 81
.sT. ALBAk'S HILL slTUAF!tp, h Nh b liz
NORTH Hast; CORNER UF MAIN AMI lalntD
ESTREETS-ln execution OF the pIostsions 81 % =
Sead of trust from John w. Rlson go tc III
sa fstf es bearing date the 25th OF January, oI1
and tuy recorded in Rtchmone CAancesy So ~,
asce being thereto required by hntders or Lne I'M
mid noies secured thereby, we WIN sell az au S
ps,on the premises on WEDNESDAY the Stn G .ay
OF septeinber. &C On o'clock M, iae a "a
HLBhN's HsLL BUILDING AND 'l.l PkEhi 'l
situated rs above. ,,1,rr nrNa
II is a large and haRdsome BRICK BtlILDlN1s
go feet s1usre, three stories above Inc
and hjtt IN the best aud most finished slyie IL 'as
| war 1863 There are TWO handsome ,SIOh1S yn
The ground floor; the secoDd door forms Que Oh tis
most fasLonablc ASSEMBLY ROOMS In Inc Guy )
and the ihisd door is occupied by Masonic oae,r
The LOT is 69160 feet, and has an alley BY, lou
feet wide along Its eastern boundary. Lns ~
PGRTY offers great Inducements as an iuves.e I'D
nc Il now yields sbout 81 500 rent per sn1uh', anu
being located in the line OF the greatest iLipl9ne
ment IN the city. II must steadily increase lu sauS
TERMs: CASH to defray the costs ana eXIeuse, u
Gale and 10 nay OF the balance ri Inc oeDt secuieu.
amounting now TO about 90 500; the RESIDUE upon
such terms as sac Rison his assigns may oiecs
and uuon his or their fsi!ure TO rive any dlrec
then upon terms to be prescribed by the trustees
| and TO he masje known al the lime OF sale:
| CHARLES U. Williams
| A. u. WILLIAMS,
| GRUBBs g. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. au ~
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BY Augustine Royal,
Successor 10 Moody & Royall)
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctlonecr.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE HAND
i SOME AND RFAUTIFULLY-LgCAT
BUiLDiNG LOTS in THE CITY OF NAN
CHESTER. VA. on IUFSDAI;,, AIGUST
THh PREMISE Shy virtue of Il deed or
trust executed 10 the undersigned trustees for The
Mutual huildng ard Loan Association tf The city
of Richmond by William II. Allherdice and Sarah
+. his wife. dated 9th day OF July. 1874 duly re-
corded in the Hastings Court clerks office of Ihe
city of Manchester, Va, ID. b. 70 lune l. page IL
we shall sell ut public auction Lbeng required SO 70
do) on the day above named NINE HANDSOME
BUILDING LOTS on the west line of Thirteenth
street between Stockton and everett streets. 'front.'
ing each 80 feet and running back III feet 10 an
alley ! 6 feet.
These beautiful lots are situated In an improving
portion OF city, conveniently located, and command
n tine view. There are several handsome residences
lately erected near these lots, which make them
very atlr active. Those who desire TO look at the
lots before day of sale will call on the auctioneer.
who will take pleasure In showing them or giving
any Information desired. This valuable property
should attract the attention Of those seeking Invest
mems or desiring u secure 4 fine building site.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes bearing six
per cent interest from Gay Of re- secured by trust
deed. IHOhrSnN BhOH n,
II. e. G.. HARTMAN,
S.A. WINSTUCk,
au2O Trustees.
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BY GrubhS & Williams.
Real Estate Agents ana AictloneerS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
i STORE, wARt1loUnE: AND DWELLING
SITUATED AT THE SOUTH NEST CORNER
tFM MAINLAND SFVENTEESrH ST ,:EETS.-lu
execution of deed of trust from the late Stephen
Mason and wife the subscriber trustee, bearing
date 9Th Of January. 1872, and recorded IN Rich
mond Chancery Court Office iu H. Is. SO Il, on page
2O3 bciL thereto required, will seIl at AUCTION.
on The pIemi: es, on " r DNEsDAY the 1st OF sep
lenb r, at o'clock P; NJ, the property above re
ferred to- so long and favorably Known rs the blsi
ness-stand of the late Stephen Mason, Esq Being
located close TO The First Market anu 10 the dock,
this property Is justly considered As the most cgl-
BILE business place in that part Of the city.
The store is quite capacous, running through 10
the alley in The rear and besides, there is base
ment and part of two floors anOve arranged for
Storage and accessible by means or stairways and
hoistiug- machine. The front portion OF the floors
above The store Is divided into about eight LOOMS
for the accommodation OF 4 family.
! he property fronts PA feet and runs back 1T
feet to an alley in common twenty-tour feet wide.
affnrding shipping facilities from both front and
rear.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses of sale
and 10 discharge the balance Due upon the debt Sc
cured ny the deed, amounting 10 alb ut ~ 600: the
balance upon terms which will be made known al
the time of sale. a. *. COUkISE
Trustee.
GRI-EnS & WILLIAMS, Auctionerrs. 81
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By Bobert b. Lyme,
successor 10 Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Nc. 1912 Main street.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A FIRST
L CLASS AND COMMODIOUS TOBACCU
FACTORY, OR STtMMERY, corner Of
TWENTY-FiFTHA AND CARY STREEFS.-by
request of the heirs OF the late Robert A. Mayo oe-
ceased, shall sell ut public auction, uDon me pre-
misses on THURSDAY. I'd of. September. 1872. at
s O'Clock p. M, that COMPLETE AND rE I
FECTLY ARRANGED FOUb-STORf BElGh-
ANU-TINNEO TOBACCO FACTORY localed as
above. The main building is AZ by l6S rect. 1onr
stories high, with three wings and courts. Has Two
fronts-one on Twenty-Hfth street. for receiving
and one on Cary, for shipping-whch Is ereas ad-
vantage In economy of labor and space. For
sfem1iery 1t Is admirably suited, with hne southern
ex post,Ie BY extending the wings 1t can, ata Small
cost be made good deal larger IL necessary.
There are many advantages that can only ne APP
preciated by being seen. ] b.. light aud Yentlatlon
are from ali siues Of the building, and very perfect
The modern appliances of steam-heating' steam
elevator &C.. may BIZ purchased OF the present oGI
cupants, MesSrs. p. II. Ma)o & Brother, WHO win
Jake special pleasure in Glowing The premises 70
any one desiring TO examine them prior TO Inc Gay
of sale. ,c,c
Possession may be had January /, 1875:
The lot fronts 66 by So deep tmore or less) 10 al
alley 6 feet wide. ,,, -. ,
twelve and eighteen months, SIX per cent interest,",
ar ARRANGEMENTS can b made to txeno tnein 10 olle
two three four and five years, II desired; ute 10
be retained until all of the purchase money Is PAID
The special attention OF manutactnrerS IS calleu
IN his sale. ROBEkT b. LYME.
an 81 Aucti0neer.
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"Pa," inquired Mi!tiades Spilkins, the
other day, wasn't Gambrinus a great
mathematician" ''He was nor, my son."
remarked Spilkins, thougbtfully; "wbat
made you think so?" "Why, / always
thought he was fond of lager-rhythms, and
that's z"ei,' replied the young hopeful
Neao York Commercial.
"What is your verdict, gentlemen Of the
gurys asked Montgomery justice as the
jury entered. "Well, boss" said the intel.
ligent foreman, squirting stream of tobacco
juice over the clerks head, s'the defendant
looked sorter guilty. aud so we've found
him guilty. Montgomery State Journal.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

COMMUNICATIONS OF OUR LARGE
" SALES OF VALUABLE Building LOTS
n TaiI; : PLAN TO The CITY OF RICH
MOND BY AUCTlON-At the request of Charles
W. Purcell executor OF the late Bacon IaiEi We
NESDAi The lst day Of September; at ;,1 o e,
p NJ. q large number Of VALUABLE sUlLDlAG
betweeu Seventeenth street and the anicSrll lie
turnpike, commencing and continuing III the order
in which they are named as follows-to wit:
Three LOTS of 80 by Jas feet, more or less, on
the north side of Darlington street near buchanan
WI ree LOTS Of SO by 1875 feet on the east side OF
Seventeenth street between Washington ana Will
I Four LUIS Of 80 by 1875 feeto the west side OF
Buchanan street between William and Christian
seven LOTS Of 80 and two of 27 bv 165 feet on
the east side of Buchanan street between William
M Sevpm LOTS of 80 and two Of 27 by 165 feet on
the east side OF Buchanan between Christian anu
seven LOTS of 80 and two Of 81 by l 65 feet,
from the west side of James street between Will
Seven OTS Of 80 and two Of 27by 165 feet on
the west side of james street between Christian and
And many others in the same locality. In and ont
of the corporate limits, embracing nearly that en-
IRE SPACE Deta Seventeenth street ana the Me-
chsnicsvilic turnpike and Washington ana Balding
streets. ~ ;,
baby not be made again. Parties with large or
small means shIuc not fail TO attend this sale, as
an opportunity for investment Will be offered that
can not fai! 10 please and yield handsome return
on the amount invested.
situated as these lots are-convenicnt TO the CEN
tire Of The city the markets, and all the important
paccs of DusiEt S.: free from auv unpleasant sur
r.undngs, and commanding fine view OF kicll-
Innnd and her surrounding hills-must always be
fully appreciated. and meet with ready sale when
brought properly iuto notice.
AlIcaGy erery lot of this property sold by us two
years ago has been built upon, aud while the e. c
has been turned 10 other ana gro" Ing sections OF
the city there is 10 locality in and abrut Richmond
where there has been more substantial improve
ment and advancement In values
Attend This sale, and we will fer In these times
of lacking confidence an opportunity for lhycsl.
ment with sa icly and with profit.
Now Is the time TO invest, while everything Is
low. and be ready for the rise i'll values which must
surely come.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase money IN
cash The residue in four eight, twelve, fifteen. anu
eighteen months, negotiable notes 10 be given fol
the deferred payments with interest added, and Sc
RICHARDSON & CO.,
M, AuctlOheprS.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G Il POTOMAC z. r. Coz
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. }
RICHMOND. May 20, 1852
OF TRAINS.

2:35 P. IL, DAl MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
ton daily, CONNECTING WIFE
THE STEAMER X EYPORT al
Quantico, with trains Of the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria-due in Bad
more at $50 z. NJ; and ut Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potoma
railroad for Baltimore and the Nortl
and West
9:2O P. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Streel
= station Sundays excepted, connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads.
6:e5P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 70,
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad.Stres'
station (Sunfays cXcepted).
SAM NIGHT MAIL arrives 1t Byrd-Stresl
station (Mondays e1cepted).
1850 P. NJ, DAY NAIL arrives at Byrd-Strset sta
s:s7AM, ACacUMMeDATIoN TRAIN arrive.
at Broad-Sreet station (Sundays ez.
cspted).
Parior-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleeping-cars on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street station on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ant
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points North and
West.
Through bills Of lading and rates given to al
principal points North and West
by order Of General superintendent.
G. A. TAYLOR,
Al General Freight and Ticket A
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INSURANCE COMPARES.

IOHN FL. CLAIBORNE, No. HOS Nam
~ street, Richmond. w., Agent u !. ! x = n
Cash assets over f72.000,00O Cash diFiuenSS
SURPRISING all others at first and every
nually. and quarterly The oldest, largest, ALL
cheapest company In The United states.
mn a m
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nrpARTURE or sTEAMERs..


TSOR PHILADELPH IA.- H8xk
E The steamer NORFOLK, Captain - =.
TUNNEL, will receive freight Tor the aooye port
tlii FRIDAY the 27th Instant, at 10 o'clock.
Freight takpN for Wilmington, Del. eroSAoennce,
Boston. and san francisco. and oils Oh saa'hs
s'f Fsss.Fs intending meals and
sss,esSssma, e ". Z e9 9sab noc xs street
sFnR NEW YORK The Rkxh
Il Old Dominion Steamship Company's .Ie = ~
aramship OLD DOMINION, CSpts5n $4,000 ~ y
win sail FRIDAY, Angus. 27th. 40 ~ O'CLOCK d.
Freiess received until II O'Clock A. NJ
ThrttuRh bills OF lading signed anu Hooas IoI
rardstf with dispatch to all points norm. soutD
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed:
Fare to New York, SIC; steerage' So roano'
| rtp tickets, $40.
mn Of at C,ompany's W harf. Rockets.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH TKt,
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. sa4x ~ "a
| SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
| A WEEK.-Untl further notice the steamers O
| this Tine win leave Philadelphia every Tues
tDAY and SATURDAY. aud Richmond every
| TUESDAY and FRIDAY at o2 O'Clock.
| Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF SeS
Jersey, Pennsylvanis, and Delaware, Tor fro VI
| werp pia Red Star and American steamship lines
an" oA.A' ~1 W. P. PORTER. Agent,
242b Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO,
mh12 No. ~ South %harves, PhnadepnIa-
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
successor TO Lyme & Brother)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL TRUCK-FARM
Y HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR MECHANs
ICsViLLW, AND ADJOINING THE FARMS OF
siRs. BlNFoRD AND oTHtRs. FOR SALE ALE "a B9
mon the premises on FsIbAY Mkt, the 27th
OF August, al O'Clock p. NJ , the above nice Ute
FARM, owned by j. f. Broadus. containing SEt :
balance in woods. Fine orchard, several good
springs, and meadow for grail us. lmnroyemenIls
consist of J. omIortable FRAME DWELLING
with five rooms; kitchen, stable. &c.
IERMS: 10 be given At sale, and MADE llneral.
au "a ROBERT Is. LII NM Auc'lonefE'
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DC.

tVN " Ff-1l2&lX
w Oldest and leading pisno-for,e dea'-TY IT.
ers In Virginia. have perfected arHapgeasnts -.
supplying F1RST-CLasS PIAaH-FoniE,s, ~
from 25 TO $50 per cent: less than hitherto PhU ~
purchasers. Hear what Is said OF them:
FROM JUDGE LEAKE, OF G0oSHLASD. VA
Gentlemen,-ih he BLOOMFIELD & OTIS plapo :
beusht or you was safely received, and Jaw
waited In order 20 test Il before writing. am ness
much oicssed with t. II Is OF quick, essS aesio-'
ant With tone Of sufpassipg sweetness.
49, Yours truly A. X. LEAkE
Many other stroog Recommendations are 10 eSs
ps Az 80 wooEHoUsE q PARaAM
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By J. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate AuctiOneer and Agent,
1919 Main street.

VAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
ISaIE-IutendIng TO sell on the 18TH OF
OCTOBER NEXT, several Law LIBRARIES,
&C. and desiring TO make the sale as s nG a.
ianeous Books are solicited. Apply at once.
an27-6t J. l.. aPPEkSOS, Auctt0neer.
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n N. WALKER s. CO., GENERAL IN
As SERAN nee AGENTS. lQ14 yAtN SrhkGt,

n N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
IFs SBRANCE AGENTS, 1914 EA[s srkgIf'
RICHMOND, VA. representing tue ~.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANfILE. H.
SURANCE COMPANY, ot London ana holG'
burgb ,England-capitaI, 81 100000 god;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. 0! C1hci<'
natl Ohtc-assets ever S1.O00.00O: ,,,,,
MANBLTTAN FIRE INSURANCE COHpA~
NY. OF New Yors-assetS over $5O0.00g ,yc
LYNCHBURa INSURANCE. AND BAShIsssIr
COMPANY. OF Lynchburg, Vs.-asssss o'''
~Y ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
PHENiX INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF Brook
iyn, N. Y.-asscts over e2,000.ooU. 40, A.,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, e"
Portsmouth. va.--assets over s5Q.0Vp. ,.e.
GEO. Losses equtably adjusted and promptly ~
ut this agency. Applications so.iciteS, an iMiae
dsate abortion given karhto. &c >"
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKs
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1876.
CHAN OF SCHEDULE,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at A. M, arriving at Richmond at 10 A. 81. I;
leave Richmond at T.. 81, arriving at West Point
at 5 p. II.
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDkES-
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern points on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS.
rare 10 BALTIMORE. OC
care 70 Washington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
FARE 10 fhiaCelpDa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
THRo Jug SREisHT TRAINS leave Rcn@o nd
at $50 A. n. on WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY, and
SUNDAY, connectngat West PoiGr WI. h steamers
aud delivering freight la Baltimore early next
morning; returning leave West at 2:20 =. NJ, ar.
irving at Richmond ut 5.2S p. NJ. and connecting
with the Through Freight TRIMS On the Richmond
and Danville railroad for all southern points.
LOCAL FkkIGHT TRAINS, win passenger
coach attached, leave Richmond at sos A. n. on
TUESDAYS. THURsDAYS.s arc SATURDAYS.
and leave West Pon fer Richmond same days al
LOS A. NJ. arr living at Richmond ut 3:55 p. az.
The management takes pleasure Ia ANNOUNCING
TO the travelling public and shippers that the
steamers Of this line, between Baltimore and West
Point, have been reftted In tks most thorough
manner for the accommodation Of passengers and
freight. 49,
Travellers taking this line arrive iu Baltimore
tn ample Time to connect with the rail- lines for
Philadslph!n. New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points.
Fretshts win be given the utmost dis patch. No
transfers at Richmond offreighis 10 or from south.
ern points. II. ]. DOUGLASS, ..Supertntendsnl
7: W. N. BRAGG. MISTER Transportation. my IL
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