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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-17

from the New York w oIio> oth'J
.nsH Killings AT ST PETERS HAg1.
prso,clock last evening there had gathered
in s., pe,er,s Hall, Twentieth street near
Ninth avenue, a passat,y large audience,
which. Judging from the number OF smiling
faces it contained, was unaware of what IL
was about to experience. The occasion was
lecture by Josh Billings. The subject OF
the lecture was 8. Sand wiches," and tne 'ec-
ture itself was haphazard compilation from
the Billings "AlmiuaX series, tnroWn To-
eether with rather Tess connection than IS APP
parent in WebstcT's Dictionary. Az Tue
stroke of 8 the lectuf:r appeared, eA-
hibiting promFtness which ~ouid nave
been commemorate ut The other emu OF tue
performance, accompanied by genticthah
who introduced him rs "the prince OF ho !,
morists and the king OF the comic rostruuA,
and then hurried away as Ii tI,gntehe0 ~
bis own mcudacity. Josh Bisilngs meSn
| time had lsid bis hat and oVcrcoat UpoE u
chair, and was eBggged in iooking srhe an
ape cracking nuts. He shook nus nsii oa.h
behind bis ears, placed bis arms ahita %, rt;n
bis hands upon his knees, anu tol u,e
shoulders into, u Eeformty even moro Hcuta
than heaven had originally Visssed upon
them yipkipc the while first ooe 'ese anu
then the other rlpon the audieEca. IL was
ratber. painfo, 20 contemplate gcntiehian
With a praybeard, clean Wristpdras, ana u
gold yyatchchein, exhibiting rather less als'
niy than a eyeuile ehimpannss si e oss and
ccrtsin sms'. boys in the audience appeared
to lie undergoing graduatine'precess ~hi IL;
S,5c fair fot{)rinV them into coruitlon sun
GENTLY for the he'll lef bs sad
purposes. If any one sneeet may DC suid
! to have pTcdomiuated in the leisure II weulo
he difficult to decide between the SUBJECT OF
matrimony and the SUBJECTED 'fieas' FER
mps twas feas more tbsn anything else
that rritsted both the fancy OF Inc 'ieS!use ea
I and the patience of the lecturers audience
. last evening. A word ne he'd to say in regard
| to love, ants, mothers-iniew, Adauland Eve
patience, modesty, honesty, as well as ted,
business, twaddle, impudence, humbug, and
idiccy, but scarcely more than a Woro OF
/ either; and at 8, having read the greater part
of two Nos. of the " Alninsx,," he bestowed
/; PARTING wink and departed.
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a Mississippi planter stopping at the Ar,
lineton House, Washington, was Dragging
aoelt The very superior quality of some
grapes that he rased on bis premises. Sen
ator Morton happened to DC standing near al
the tine. and, carelessly putting in his oar
observed:
MAY take the liberty Of asking, sir
what kid Of manure you usesn
The MiSsissippian surveyed his auestioner
few seconds, and then grayely replied:
dead niggers."
The horrtied Senator fell back In good
order, hauled little blank book out of bis
coat pocket. and promptly made the follow.
ing memoranda: Speech--Amnesty impos-
sibe-South uncsuquered-Democra bar
barssies-Msssacre OF blacks-Dead piggers-
Hamburger grape s.'-Brooklyn argus.
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DEGREES OF IxroxlcArloN.-Ata msFder,
trial in Chicago on Wednesday eelored
waiter in restaurant was called asa witness,
md 10 the course OF his cros--exsmiuation
testified, as reported by the 4rtbtine, as ioi'
lows: 49,
By Mr.. Barge: Was D1vis drunk at the
time he shot Whyfaud, and BIT the time ne
was kicking the bear!
A. He wasn't drunk enough to fall down;
be could keep his legs well.
By Mr., VBrien: You think man Is NOV
drunk unless he falls to the ground!
Witrfess: Ne, he's only tight.
Mr.y,Brien: Will yea have the conue'
sesns.or' henry y,u 70 e an9 being tishtY
Henry: Certainly, 'sE. You see, when
uan is dr,rnk he's too drunk for anything
and be falls fat on the ground; ou. w ne,
hes tight be don't fsII to the ground; he'
oulyii ust bad enough TO be cross ana agiF'
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Two HD'

AVN AS SGfSs
~,,-o ,oxcrs by moss-gr" an sprsng:
4 WY eey leaned soft che sss together there,
Mingled the dark 2 nd sunny hair,
And heard the wooin 4 thrush,s stag.
>A 20 800 u % budding time!
Gloves best primes
Two welded From the portal steps,
The bells made happy csrolnRst
The air YEAS soft as tanning wings,
White petals on the pathway slept ,s,
q tender pride.
Two faces DER n cradle bent:
Two hands above the head were lockeu
l,hese messed each other while they roche"'
whose watched lite that love had sent
N"~'~ o solemn hour!
g... . hidden power!
Two parents by the evening IRE;
THE red light fel, about their SEecs
ON heads that rose by slow degrees
patient llic
teuder strife!
A'@ rrne rod lights shone about their knees,
fSu, ali the heads by slow degrees
KIad gore and lett that lonely rair.
y voyage fast!
Obanished past.
The red lights shoneupop the floor,
And made the space between them "ide'
They drew their chairs up, si0e by size: >,
Their male cheeks joined, and said. Once more
y memories.
o. past that is!
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Marty. .I am the Emperor Of Germany.
= Well. then" said the coun.ryman. IN h'sI
good humor, 81 WIZ tell you who l am. l
am the Shat, of Persia, and can hoax people
as we'll as you css." But when ne orose t "
TO the castle Of hubertustock the nenes' .si,
low found that Of all the potentates III .ns
car, he was the ouly one whose claim eou'u
| not be substantlated.
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1883, it beiHgssked at Paris whom th s;
wouid have as godfather for Rothscnild's
h m "Talleyras5," said Frenehman,
9Pourquoi, Monsieur :" "Parcequh est
he mcins chre;ieugossible."
~ When I was in Paris In 1914 l dieed Wi WI :,
the Academy. Il asked an Academlclan
vusr,her his iilustrious forty were 1.-THE same
as ours?n He replied: "Pour celia, mats
oui. Monsieur imaginez-vous quill
Inrarante nenhbres. ct cbacun trente,neu'
enncmis. n-B, X. Hdyden's Tdble-1dl&.
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RICHMOND AND DANvrLLE RAILROAD COMFY |
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1875.
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIS No.

SCHEDULE OF TRAlNS.-TRAlN No.
~ 3.--THgoUGH MAM-NEw YORK TO TIE
BurkeyiIle at A.. NJ; leaves Dundee ut 1888
p. ~; leave Danviie at 1:43 2. 81. leaves Greens
boro' at 4:38 z. M; leaves Salisbury at 654 P.
II. ; arrives ut Charlotte al 9l5 u. 81.
TRAIN No. Anew YORK AND New Or.
LEANS FxPREsS, East1ard-Lsayes Charlotte ai
S4s A. Nj saSe S,rne JUNCTION ss 6:2S
s9ro at do:Ss p NJ; Iesyss panviIle a. lS+ ?:
T. H X. al ''oi NJ arrives III A''"'n'"' At Wow
TRAIN No. 5.-LYScnpURG ACCOMMODATES,
| West waId-Leayes Richmond al 8 A. 81: arrives
at BurkeGilie nj 1896 T.. 81; leaves Burkeyile at
Z. NJ; arrives at Lyuchburg at $40 z. n.
No tickets 10 points beg oud BurkevI!e will be sold
TRAIN No. 6 -BURKEynLE ACCOMMODATIONS,
Eastward-Leayes Bnrkeville at lao p. ~; A..
rives at Richmond ut 5:43 r. u.
Trains Nos. 3 AMI connect at Richmond with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and chnnect a, Greensboro with
trains TO ano from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
/ The through trains com ect al Richmond and Dun
dee With train, on the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY. Viz,
ginIa Midland and Great Southern railroad. 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York.
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 connect a. Charlotte with
trains on IN. Arisnta aud Richmond Air-Lire raj.
road To and from Grecnviile, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola. New Orleans, ard all SOUTH
aud Atlanta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Sayac-
nah. Tallahassee, aud all southern points
Tra!n No. 9 connects st Burkcyile With The At
lantic, Mississippi and ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanoogs, and all SOUTH western points.
Tickets sold 10 nil southern and Southwestern
points, and oagaage checked through.
Unbrokeu gauge from HchUond TO New oreau Sc
Pullman sleepers run on alt nigh, trains.
Local ckets are good only for continuous pa
sage 10 the points named on the ucket. So Ia'-
It. ". Il. TALCoTT,.
General superintendent.
JOHN z. AACMCGDo, General Passenger hkSN'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE
TlON.-In execution OF q decree of the Chancery
Court of Richmond, entered 4th December, i 75,
In The case off, Hardgroye. who sues. &c. rs. Hard
grove.' we will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on THURSDAY. goth January, at o'clock Z. N.
the residence situated rs above.
1t has eight large rooms, two small rooms, ana q
store room. Also kitchen with four rooms, 4
stable and carriaae-house, and smoke-lOuse, all
with stock brick fronts. built and hUisscd In the
best style throughout, In fine order, and with all the
modern conyepienfes.
The lot Is 40 by 165 feet. and the situation EN-
joys view which, for extent and beauty, Is not
surpass ed by any other In the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at far, eight.
aud twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added and title retained by the court until ae notes
are paid. HENRY HUDNALL,
JAMES PLEhSANTS,
Commissioners.
/ GRUBHS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
il Be- .l4.&dld
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Ralph Waldo Emerson says: "The writer,
like a priest, must be exempted from secular
labor but the Boston Post man thinks,
from bis own experience, that it wont 90 70
quote that 10 red-headed wife When soc
saws j." Start along, now, and fll up the Wooe'
hOy0
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I" Isn't 1t little ODD" asked the Boston
araoeiler, "that while all decent men are
horritied when they hear of wife being
whipped they should do nothing but laugh
at husband who Is whipped By his wife ?"
The Courier Journal thinks it is not at all
odd. They well know that If every husband
were whipped By his wife who deserves 70
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BY Byerly G. Powell, Auctioneers,
1924 Main street.

OK CRATES WHITE GRANITE. C. C.
CC ROCKINGHAM, ANO YELLOW WARE,
AND TWENTY-FIVE CASES GLASSWARE,
&C, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY,, 49, instant,
Ut or O'Clock, will sell at our store, without re-
serve, exclusively to the trade, 50 crates WHITE
GRANITE, G. G. ROCKINGHAM, and YELLOW
WARE. consisting Of
DEEP and FLAT DISHES, BOWLS, PLATES,
MUGS, PITCHERS, TEA-PoTs, SUGARS,
SOUP TUREENS, COVERED DISHES, BAKE-PASS,
Milk BOWLS, PIE-PLXTES, SPITToOSs,
HANGING BASKETS, FLOwER-POrS, &c, &c.
500 sets WHITE GRANITE and u Z. CUPS
and SAUCERs; Pc cases GLASSWARE, embrace
ing GoBLETs 1CMBLERs, WINES, GLASS SETS,
LAMP, HINNEYS, &c, &c.
The above consignment comprises, without doubt,
The largest and most desirable assortment Of The
above goods that we have yet offered for sale, ano
we most respectfully ask the attention of the trade.
BYERLY l. POWELL,
ia15 Auctioneers.
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T UMBER! LUMBER LUMBER -
IL 100000 feet White Oak. various sizes;
1,00u,a00 feetin Pine Boards, seasoned;
100000 feet Joiss aud Scautlinx;
111,000 slx.!nch Cypress shingles,
on the wharf. Wal be sold low aud ou reasonable
terms. JAMES +. GUM,
Dock street between Nineteenth and Tssntieth.
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A story not unlike one that everybody
has beard already is related by German cor.
respondent as being true acrount Of nm
incident that occurred after the late Inn perial
nunt al Huoertustock. The Emperor WI.
liam, feeling uuwel, proposed TO return to
the castle on foot. in company with the King
cf Saxosy and the Grand Duke of Mecklen.
hsrg; but firing on the way, the party
Gpt peasant to give them lift In bis
cart. Presently, the mans curiosity being
excited by The appearance of bis mas.
ssngers, ne said, turning to one Of
taele, SAnd who may you beyn 81
am tae Grand Duke of Mecklenbure. y
"o5, indeed" replied the peasant, with
Vida, Then who may you be s'' he inquired
OF tne next: II am the King of Saxony.S
:" Better and better" cried the carter. "Apd
your" soeostlng ths THIRD member Of the
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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK, FARMING
l. IMPLEMENTS, FORAGE OF ALL KINDS,
kTC.-I shall offer at auction TUESDAY, January
fair day lhereafter my farm. AT Mechanicsyille,
all my STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, FORAGE, etc,
con. iStng of Thoroughbred Mare and Colt, Mules,
Work. Horses :.Cows, Hens, Ducks, etc.; Rock
away, Carts Steel Plough, Watt Ploughs. Smooth
ing Harrow, Scotch ana Shares Harrows; Harness,
etc; Blade-Fodder, Top Fodder. Fodder-Corn,
Hay, Black Peas, Mangods, Rutabagas Potatoes,
Corn, Seed Onions; Blacksmith and Wheelwright
Tools. Terms OF sale: ALI sums of over S25 a
credit of seven months. CHARLES PETERS.
Ia. S-oI
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,


No. 1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il WHARF PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF WATER STREET, AT ROCKETS,
FRONTING NINETY-SIX FEET T Il r E Z
INCHES ON SAID WAITE r STR EET.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed by Albert Ordway and
wife 10 the undersigned do trustee on the III day
of July, S72, and duly recorded In the Richmond
Chancery Court. D. B. IS &, p. 146. to secure u
certain negotiable note therein described, aud de
fault having been made In the payment OF said note,
shall IN execution thereof, being required 20 to do
10y the beneficiary, sell at public auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 18th day of January,
1876. at O'Clock 2. NJ, the PROPERTY thei elm
described as follows:
"A LOT OF LAND in The city of Richmond In
the state of VirgEia, on Water street. and bounded
as follows: BEGINNING on Water street on It's SOUTH
side at the corner LOT, the lot hereby conveyed
and the lot of A. 5. Lee which corner Is now desg-
mated by granite paving: thence along the south
err line of Water street SO feet ipches 10 The cor
ner Of baries T. WOrtham's; thence with the line
of Charles II. Wortham's south Tx degrees east 94
feet, to the wharf Of The James River and hanawna
Company, which wharf extends along the COCK OF
SAID company, and is IL feet vice: thence along
the northern line of said wharf 70 feet and inches
10 the corner of the lot OF A. 5. Lee win saln
wharf: thence north II degrees, east lZS feet
inches, with the line of 4. = Lee to the beginnlng
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale.
T. G. JACKSON, Trustee.
TuoNpSoS BROWN Auci iOnePr IL 7
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WHE FOLLOWING LIsTOFuNCLAIN.

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF UNCLAIN.
i ED EXPRESS PACKAGES directed tc Frede-
ricksburg, Va, unless previously called for, will be
sold for charges at the auction. house OF Cook 4
Laughton. Richmond, Va, on THURSDAY, Feb
ruary 8, 1876:
/ package, Bristow, W., Fredericksburg Va.
! package, Blackburn g. L., Fredericksburg, Va.
/ package, Bristow & Co., Fredericksburg, Va.
l hox. 5, BeaIe. d. h., Fredericksburg. Va.
! bundle spokeS, Braxtop & B., Fredericksburg, Va.
! bale, Bell, Ned, Fredericksburg, Va.
l parcel, Cox, j. X, Fredericksburg, Va.
] parcel, Ellis, Airs. NJ. j., Fredericksburg, Va.
l parcel, Frkap, joe, Frederick burg. Va.
l parcel Harris, Alexander. Fredericksburg. Va.
! pircel castings, 10, Hunter & F., Fredericks-
burg, Va.
2 castings. attached, IL, Hunter & F., Tredericks-
PARCEL aTel Kidd, J. NJ. Fredertekssurs. Va.
! parcel Kidd, John, Fredericksburg, Va.
l o. box. keisler. Dr. ID. NJ, Fredericksburg, Va.
1 box, McCan NJ, Fredericksburg, w.
l box, Marshall, Mrs. +. B., Fredericksburg, Va.
l box. Nash, K. H., Fredericksburg, Va.
castings. attached, O'Bannan, Ii. Al Frederieks-
1 parcel, Pendleton, j., Fredericksburg, Va.
parcel, Fuller & s., Frecericskb,rg, Ta.
/ box, 8, Fuller & 81, Fredericksburg. Va.
l parcel, Rowle;t, l.. b Co.. Fredericksburg, Va.
! parcel, Roane, A. NJ, Fredericksburg, Va.
box 5, Reale, D. G., Fredericksburg, Va.
! bundle, Sutton & *, Fredericksburg, Va.
] trunk, Smith, 4 bomas Fredericksburg, Va.
parcel, Updyke, j., Fredericksburg. Va.
! parcel, Wallace, DR.. N, Fredericksburg, Va.
! box, 50, Wilson, j.. Fredericksburg, Va.
parcel, Washington, Miss L., fredericksburg,
snrssss e Tss y sssos zs xn
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BY ". GoddlI,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

VALUABLE REAL E 7 A 7 E FOR
v SALE.-At the request of the owner, who re-
sides In France offer at private sale the following
valuable REAL FSTATE-vtz:
LIST. That valuable LOT the cast line OF Viz
gnia street in lear of The storehOuse Of Messrs D.
q. Davis & Co. 1t fronts about 90 feet. runs back
an average depth of about Al feet, and has front
of AZ feet on the north side OF Il paved street
wifi h separates this lot from the DanFle railroad
For commercial purposes this lot is OF peculiar
value being In the centre of the wholesale trade OF
the city.
I'd. hat beautiful HALF-ACRE LOT 'tNO. 81 at
III. northwest corner OF Second and Charity streets,
fronting on the former street 14aH feet, running
back 129 feet. Also. the adjoining LOT mo. 81 TO
The north, fronting also 144>s feet on Second street,
running back on The south side OF Federal street
129 feet, having thereon Two very comfortable
DWELLINGS with kitchens attached.
Sd. That large LOT, containing about EIGHT
AND THREE QUARTER ACRES, partly in the
city and partly III the county, on the east line OF
continuation of Second street. extending from Ba-
con street to what Is known rs q" Cash Corner" On
This lot there are twobrick dwellings, with kitchen
and three or four small framed ,enements.
This property has recently been greatly ENLARGED
In value by the grading Of the hill and The erection
OF SUBSTANTIAL bridge across Bacon'S Quarter
branch It's value is also enhanced by the great de-
posit Of gravel and sand from the washingS of the
two branches whichlis very salabe.
ThRMS: Very accommodating, and prices reason
able.
few days AT my Office. w. SODDIN,
Ia 1l-2aw2w Real Estate Auctioneer. -
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be whipped by her the stock of rawn,oe s,n 10
this county would be exhausted 10 iou'
and twenty hours.
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BY w. Godd1n,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT BEAUTIFUL SQUARE IN SID
l. NEY BOUNDED BY ELMWOOD. FLOYD,
HARVIE, AND FEUMSrREkTS,W WITH A VERY
LARGE AND ELEGANT BRICK MANSlON
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
FOR SALE.-At the reqreit of Mrs. May e. Gil
PERTY located rs above, containing an entire
square in Sidney. having front of three hundred
and forty lone feet.on Emwoad street. and the like
front on FLOYD street. and withfronts Of three hun
bred and sixty feet each on HaIvie and Plum
streets.
The DWELLING IS one of the best built to be
found In this city. and Is now In good order.
The terms Wiz be unusually liberal-vZ., One
eighth cash, one eighth IL one year, and the re-
manner at the end of five years, for hon0S bearing
interest 1.-THE same payable quarterly, secured by
deed OF trust.
Looking to The growth of the city, and the ten
dency of Improvement In that locality, this Is the
most desirable reaheState now on the market
Apply at once 10 W. GODDlN,
ia l4-2taw2w Real Estate Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIyEs AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILnoAB COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1879.
OF SCHEDULE

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
ut 8 A. NJ, arriving ut Richmond 1T y 4: D.
leave Richmond 8. 8 z. NJ, arriving al Wes. fS!a
ut 5 p. u.
Traius connect at West Pou, with steamers ss9n
Baltimore and all eastern points on WkDNEss
DAYS, FRIDAYS, ami SUNDAYS, aud WIZ
cleaners for Baltimore and All eastern ioln,s ~
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS; m
Fare 10 Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ga
Fare 10 washington. .....,.,.... "a
Fare TO Philadeiphia.. = "a
aHaoUGR FRsiGHT Trains leave R!t8S'
rnoed at 8 A. 81. on WEDNESDAY,. kRtDAih,
and SUNDAY. connecting al West Point WIZ
steamers, and delivering freight tn Baitin2re ea y
next morning; returning, leave West rom =
and connecting with the Through Freight Irala I
on The Richmond and Danytle railroad ios "
o IoCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with, psssengtfs,
coaches attached leave Richmond al 600 4. si;S sc
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SATURDAY.
and leave West Point for Richmond the ssiae "a u
al :0S A. NJ, arriving If Richmond ~ 500 8. ~
The management takes pleasure In &nhounSttSSss
70 the travelling public aud shippers tn1!, VT
steamers OF this line between Baltimore ana WI ss,
Point have been ref.ied In the most tnoIoad
manner FOR the accommodation OF passep Se's -
freight. p.,.,usra
travellers taking tbs line arrive In RasinS9osSS
In ample time 10 c0nueet With the raj! lhes IN
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and al! eass'-T
Frslghts win DO given the utmost disSaten ~; ~
transfers at Richmond OF freiSsis 10 or rona '01
esa 'o'H''' II. r. DOUGLASS. superintendent,
WIN. BRAGG, Master transportation W -
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HIGH cONSTABLE's SALE.
I will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY MORNING

TUESDAY MORNING
the 9Th day of January, 1876, at IL O'Clock, at
Snyder's Power Hall, on The of Eleventh and
Cary following property TO satisfy dis
tress warrant in my hands In favor of Asa shy der
Us. Simons & Rockingham
TWO RULINGMACHINES.
TERMS: Cash. A. b DUESBERRY,
ia 1876 II. C.. G.. r.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHInRALROAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, Va, January |, 1876.
IN AND AFTER JANUARY 2, 1876,

HL
Train leaving Richmond At 600 \. n. runs daily
Except Sunday, stopping nj all regular stations.
Train leaving RichISond at 1000 L. NJ rims iliIy,
stopuIny III Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyiile, Char
lotiesville, Ivy, MechuD's river. Greenwood,
Waynesboro', Siaunton. Goshen, Millboro', Gov
ington, Allegheny, and all regular Stations west
Allegheny. ,s
donsvic AMI all Intermediate stations daily excep.
Sunday At 400 7. NJ
: Trains arrive NJ Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily at. ~.
Mail Train daily Except Sunday at....5:40 Z. NJ,
Accommodation Train daily Except
Sun0ayl S.aU =. d.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations 8
above.
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond aud Danve and Richmond and Peters.
burg railroads, both 10 and from Richmond.
For further Information. rates, &c, apply at SIG
Main street, or At company's offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD.
Gene raj Passenger and Ticket Agent.
w. NJ. ). DUNN,
ia3 General Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-17

THE ATE!-PRIZE PICTURE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-17
TOR RENT

'oh REM DWELLINGS an:
No. 3l4 west Main street, ten rooms, BRICK
DWELLING, $3.50;
No. sos west Grace street, twelve rooms, BRICK
DWELLING, $3.50:
No. EOS east Byrd street, six rooms BRICK
DWELLING, S240;
No. 304 south Pine street, five rooms, FRAMED
DWELLING, $50;
No. 1l6 south Laurel street, seven rooms,
FRAMED DWELLING, S275;
No 2c5 south Laurel street, five rooms, FRAMED
YELLING, $3.50;
No. li2 east Cary street, eight rooms, BRICK
DIV CLING, $3.50;
No. 531 Mo.by street, four rooms, FRAMED
DWELLING, $l20;
No. 1892 east Main street. seven rooms, BRICK
DWELLING, $40;
No. 1410 raSt Main street, seven rooms, BRICK
DWELLING, 5000
No. 1900 Grove road, four rooms, FRAMED
DWELLING, $3.50;
p No. sos north Twelfth street, seven rooms,
BRICK DWELLING, 1850;
No 500 wcsuFranknn street, six rooms, BRICK
DWELLING, s240;
No. 1909 east Main street, two floors, BRICK
DWELLING, $500.
OFFICE under Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth
street, s120;
shop corner Main and Twentieth streets, Sl2O !;
STORE No. 1914 Cary near Virginia street,
STORE No. lO5 east Main street, $50;
STORE No. 221 east Main street, 1925.
AlS0, FOR RENT, a. number OF large and fine
OFFICES In the Piedmo MT and Arlington lnsu-
rance Building, corner of Main and Ninth streets,
asbs tor lawyers artists FEaNK S e.
'r.' Real Estate Agent, ii0s aiain street.
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