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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-17
BY Grubbs&-Williains,
,Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between, Main and Bank.

A. VALUABLE COTTON-MILLs%AND
~. MACHINERY AND OTHER; REAL ESTATE.
IN THE CITY OF lIANCHEsTEK,SXA:, TO BE
SOLD BY AUCTION ON FRIDAY THE 9TH
DAY. OF OCTOBER, 1876, AT. ~ O'CLOCK M
On the day and at the hour named we shall sell BY
auction to the highest bidder. upon the premises IN
mond, Va, the large BRICK ;CoTTON-MILL and
MACHINERY belonging to the s Manchester Cot
ton Mills, !" on James river. The mill contains
about 5000 spindles, and other machinery in pro-
portion and has aperpstua lease Of water 70
the machinery has been recently purchased, and IS
OF the most modern and approved STYLE ~
The cities OF Richmond and Manchester, TWO
growing places, afford market on the spot Tor al
most the entire manufactured products Of the MILL
Eighteen TENEMENT HOUSES In Manchester,
occupied Uy the operatives, and number OF BUILD
ING. LOTS, will also then be sold at auction. -
TERAs: For the mill and machinery, $b, 0OQ IN
eighteen, and twenty -four months. For the tsne-
ments and lots, one fourth cash; residue at four,
eight, and twelve months purchases to execute for
the deferred payments notes With interest,"
added from the day of SALE satisfactorily endorsed,
and further secured by deeds Of trust. -
:. EYtherone Of the committee named below, or Cap
tain EDWARD GRAHAM, the treasurer and agent,
at win giEs aRS Rs assFed
5oRE hfSlF EkIESp.
81 a-:-ss..bQ.5 .Gl@- ~ PETERSBURG. Va;
49,, ,...,.t, ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
g:-.H,T,o,y JOHN Fl. TUCKER,
-, ~, ~ ,.rIt.l. Henderson, N. G.,
.. Committee for sale.
GRUBBs s WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. se2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-17
BY Goddin, Warren 6 Co.. IT.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE ; OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT ON ASHLAND NEAR YEA
ROBINSON STREET AT PUBLIC AgCIluS.-
By virtue Of deed of trust from Samuel Walters,
ST. and Wife to the undersigned as trustee dated me
LIST day of March, 1876 duly recorded In the CLERKS
and default having been made In the payment OF the
negotiable note therein secured and being required
to do By BY The On Of
october, 1875, at ~ O'Clock P. n, the PROPERTY
located as above. The house contains four OF I'VE
rnnms. lot 90 by $50 feet to an alley twenty feet
wide, and known us Lots Nos and 5, OF thirty feet
each. ,-., ! - 80 81 ,o
and scbarre mole of $3.50 past due; residue upon
be anaS1nced a. sale ne ereT
or q j. M. GODDIN, Trustee
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- % Nv Robert b. Lyme; -. ;,at.
Successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE, OF HANDSOME,
3 t@hTTRACITIVE, AND EXCEEDINGLY
WELE.CoNSTRUGTED, FIRST. GLASS FOUR
STORY DOUBLE-BRICk1D WELLING,N NO. lQ0S
CLAY STREET, BETWEEN TEMTH, AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, NORTH SIDE:-As trus-
tees named in certain deed OF trust from c: War
wick, Esq, dated May Is, 1874. of record In Chan
Gerry Court of -ty of Richmond, Deadlock 104 paae
1885, we SHALL In pursuance of said deed and by re-
quest of the holder of the second years note dated
Nav Ia 1874 payable two years after dnte for the
sum Of So S0S-default having been. made in the
payment thereof proceed to sell, upon the prem rem
ises. on TUESDAY tile 18th day of October; 1875,
at Az p NJ, 1.-The above beautiful and magnificent
RESIDENCE. containing about fourteen rooms,
with wide hall through the centre, md built in the
yerybost manner and Of the costiest material -
The stable has capacity for two carriages and
horses, and Is well built All the modern improve
ments are In the house. The yards are handsomely
laid off with fine shrubbery, &c. The lot fronts 100
feet on Clay street. and runs back 100 feet to wide
alley. Iron railing the entire front. y,g-:.
The property is III good repair. -. -
Terms: Cash as to suffciency to pay of ind dis
charge the note for $685. and interest until paid
with cost and expenses of sale; residue upon terms,
say upon credit till 10th of May, 1877, for
si,O15 /; till 18th of Bfay, 1873, for S4.216; and
and for balance upon terms to be CIV en- at sale.
VIII. LYME,
A. r. COURTNEY,
JOHN HOWARD,
SECS tart.i : . Trustees.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, :
rNo,llO6 Main street. + 80

TN PURSUANCE OF "A, DEED OF
i TRUST executed to me as trustee by
William Gordon, bearing date the 29th Of Sep.
TENDER, 1875, recorded in the clerks ofhee OIL
the County Court of Henrico, to secure. the
payment OF note executed by the said William
Gordon to John Cummings, tue beneficiary In sai ,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 17th Instant
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, a CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
and the improvements thereon, situated on MADDOX
HILL fronting feet on street 40 feet wide, and
running back 1872 feet, adjoining the property OF
John Nettles. .tt.:nt, :.,ii - : -, - !
TERMS: Cash. q. Is. HO1SiEn,t
iI.ji - - ~. .sr) - Trustee.
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S. ftsscEnoaDs ExED'a. q Poxna6A hi eCyf
-! .OFFtCE GEAERAIsT1 AHEMIs .E
.45a 5szsfi g. ~ ffICHMoNU October es 1S36sy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT " z ss1s
a:0ei 2st Dc

y $500:
$500 ~ De ileayEa Breed flstafs0n nasig
cept Sundays. q snepner9
40 ~ 1g ~ ID. max slosc canaeC.
81 tons FOR tte Nertl1 sfStyg,nE ~ q
Ehtladelp6laS aE, SOU X e. ~. sma az s,,o
grk nt yllzU w S ,t .s'
sssa zee Saay fcr
;999 4. e ins WITH e bal
finnse Affo Ontc Ia!sp9 IL q.
Il, opposite a9s5 sts w
station Baltimore. at ~ e. m;a1 y ~
New, ~
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sfadinsIIia.

st9 ssss Hal i.sas 3 & Sd.
ne new We, st comes oyer the border.
sYhs Hotsfers ard true, S ~
.Haes rofttcd their foes In dks0rdeE 80
;f and won forl The RCD. whit and e!ne
3 aaa(H md wopsfnr the rcd, Mhttes nHe hHed -
AndEo Tor the red, whlts Allsa blue +.
50 ~; Enyc routed their foea IN xttspsaer
And won for the rcd, white and blue.
In vain tho log cabins of = FORT, = e II 4
III The cooaaSkfns ANA hard cider foo>
Down they went 40 the very arsf snrsie s792h&
ssssa OF the boys of fsle rod, white and eiaeI
of tise boys OF the red, white, and b,ie, enc.
IA IN vain rs we've drawn without measure
no assist Sitting Bnll = TO Jat Through: 49,
az The busfs Bpurned the be-gavers.ireasu
~ And won Sor. esred, Nhtte- anu biudI 49,
4 And won for4he.red, white. and blue, cec.,
For the Union they raised the Hosanna, : ~ e !;
And charged on the red-shtrted crew. ~
III Struck down their piRati cal banner, yasS 81
SeArd won fertile red. white. and biue Is ;..,t
Aud Won fef fbe red white, ana nitey cue.
s The Union, God bless it, sforeyeri s.
W as the stake, rs the HoosicTs well knew,
70 II insured them In gallant endeaSor, -, !.
And they won for the reh, white. aud Dlne
And they won for the red. white, ana piue' eo'
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BY Richardson & Coz
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
~. Ills Main street. - .:.f

TW O. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il ON THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY STREET,
NEAR THE EASTERN ENTRANCE TO HOE.
LYWOOD, 'FOR SALE By AUCTION:.We shall
sell by auction, on the premises on TUESDAY the
BUILDING LOTS, fronting 81 by 81 feet each on
the east side of Cherry street, 1877 feet south OF
China street. and near the eastern entrance 10 Hol
TERMS. One third cash !; balance In 4, 8, and II
months, negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mefits, with interest added, and secured by deed
of trust. 90 RICHARDSON CO.,
&c IA ss.gt ..;..-5r 80; :t'tt Ahctidneers.
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The ballot in the hands Of the freedmen
NAV vet preserve the. jewel OF liberty to the
disdem ofithe republic. brakafs lincoln,
1864 1900 IN. No
Imitation Limburger cheese has : been
manufactured so successfully in Wisconsin
that families living near the factory were
obliged to close their windows Exchange.
He moved uneasiiy on the fence when
they said 9Ohio, ., hut at-the- words In.
diana Democratic" he. got down on this
side very. quickly, ireharking, ~ always
was for Tilden and Hendricks"
1T was Uncle Jimmy's turn in October.
Il will be Uncle .Sammy's in November
World. ;7.....sE&,s.
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NEW AND READABLE BOOKS
FOR sALEBY .resr a~
j.: T. E L LY SON.,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
1112 MAIN STREET, ~
three doocs above Dispatch Office.

- q . -
Any of the following; BOOKS Will be sent to any
faasSis "a gSsatps Eliot author
The e rvs MqSfSsyf ffgsF Roma ho1sncs BY w
eR!195 4Re5; see j. G. Holland, author
s1LXEk PiTcnEKs. 4 SENTESN1LA4 LOVE
cHRs Ell FRI; forls7s. $50:
THE s sF 81 Mo s9k e1 s1S
Phoebe. JUNIOR. BY Mrs. oliphant. Paper. SOC
HIDDEN PERILS. By Mary Cecil Hay. Paper
FOX 81 SUMMER AFTERNOONS by Susan: Cool.
THE WAR o. AMERIcAN INDEPENDENCE
RExERIEs or BACHELOR. By Donald Mitch
BOOKS THAT EY HE1n: FARMER IE SHOULD
THE GRAPE cULTURIsT. By A. s. Fuller,
uE SMALL FRUIT ouLTUR1sr. By A. S. Full
HE sisi sFifGi BREEDS. MANAGEMENT AND
RIsEAsESS sXs Mil!i 11s 1snsIf r. s5o
G 9HEsSeT on ~ MICH COWS: S5e '.oO
YOUATT AND MARTIN ON TIE HOG: 81.
TIE TIE HRfGAN G GhEdsSWGks aIbB
ia% o HoksDoSroR By George H.
CATILE-THEIR HISTORY,
gRE ED G. AND MANAGEMENT. BY Lewis
w1ND OWL Gi&IRDENrNe. By Henry T. williams.
SEhEss A sHN Il SsoEEsE Hasoe
FOR PLEAsgRE: $3.50.
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FOR PROFIT AND HEALTH. s1.5e.
Any Of the above win be sent post paid to any ad-
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/, s. By George 4 PEND a
No. 400 Main street. under National Ban

In IN: ELEGANT; SMALL FARM OF
.ATIFTEENaNDHHA FACE Es: VII ei4s Nf nv
RR Fa1Ts T F1fES ONE MILE FROM THE
CITY, ToR SALE BY1AUCTIoE.-At the regness
Of the, owner Mr.. James III. Talbot ghan SELF
auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY me
Han instant. at Az O'Clock D: the aboYe,de-
scrifed property. The land Is ina high state OF
nroven,erIt New dwelling Of Aye roonns With Sta.
fe. Sc. An orchard Of choice trees, and enclosed
With an oak fence. AS truck farm place OF res.
dence or business no. snDIIean prpfeftyi
TERMs: Very reasonable, and known nc saIs
,t;fi1 : ift,Sjs. f;ss& GEORGE III. POfNDExTER,
- ocJa-,- ,s.;r..r~ ~ ,-3Ilfcss AncHoneer..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-17

lOn and after TUESDAY, September II, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for. the
'above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS NJ 6,Sl O'Clock A. III. III; Al! !: Nd
Passsengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP passing
town, Hampton Roads, etc, Two hours at Norfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers. -,
Fare toNorfolk ..t.. w "
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates. - - So -.
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel, ana
baggage checked through. daily for
BOSTON, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and regular land
ings; on; james river, from a a. M,to.6 p H. at
:. Freigft for way landings mast be prepaid.
4. S'sIjss iGE- mi L. b .TATUM; General Agent
Office Company's wharf, Rockets branch Office
at w. ID. Blair q Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
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By Cock q Baughton AuctionseTs, !
- EosIO lioferior street:

ExeEI4EET- ssORTMENT OF PAR
Idof ss ANR pEsIs sas99fAgE fEEnSos
HEARlNaFIs1keesAAT A6 6e
TIoNpn TUESDAY the LIN lnssa ye ~ de- de-
sfaSs SESS sS sHas'ns Of
KkHh16 I'll SgsEE SUR.
gass ass se9si ogs made
Nuns, Gafkn&Co. md Gilbert CO. stta me ,u
ba aass mae RI Ro 5s1s with
vsE sRsn ps sf SeaesI OAK ExrEN
W slGSTATEElNss sS6s FIX
i h s2Ras j. CIV AISUT mARBLETop BUFFET
a,e osnl-sons ARBnEtror
wAE IN gos and OAK oAyE pIlNlINe-RooM
4niFBb EHB
TAINs and C2RNlcEEo5sy Esed IL aemi Sizes
sELEzFE sES9IsS,S orEN9RATEf ana otaef BEAT
BFb tAs5EEslH ana ffN;GRAiN ciRPErs :. ~,
The above articles may be examined Kan TO-DAY os
49, ALSO. 80
at IL O'Clock. 1 CoPPER-FAsTENED Pleas s:ls;,
" uRE-BoAT-20 feet long, keel bottom-with
four oars1g00d as nex oss IfihgUSa i
'oc 1e. %: z- ~ 60 - Auctioneers
to be sold without reserve for account Of whom 1t
may I GentIeman,s pegBhE-cAsEG OLD WATCH
s,s1 Iaa IS S .s :; aI ENAMEILED-
CASE "Ai'e COOK : IAg gsssIrsss,,
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NHE LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
81 BOOKS FOR 10 CENTS.
For saIeby

4, :.:,, j. T. ELLYsoN; Bookseller,
ll12 Main street, three doors above the Dispatch
office. 90
Persons ordering by mail will please enclose three
the country solicited and wan receive prompt atten-
ton. 80 s: -
contains ea 81 q TSese Books
arc the best works OF the various great
below and ~ each sase are unaprldgea, mnanered,
ing to examine our .i:.e; :ai...:
TEN-oENT EDITION 20, OF STANDARD sAUi
THE BEST of HUSBANDS. By James Payn: IN
RTiSe 70 s Gents nv peade
rHE GobES L EFSs ~ 81 ce GRApERE
iaoBX 81 cs a he
80 THE YELLOW Mask BY Wilkie Collins.
RS! i, M hE1Ss 10 ssDts
THE TRasGRtEHGNEks By George Fem.
g sEoMa Pr, ssh9o Sfnfs By rhoma,
HSseis sssssss Fri sA Il ssn BY An
Iefay Fss s ssaih
1.-TWO sstratiSpsl Price, &c; Cents q =,
IilstTafsd1. Price 10 cents. -.
THE PORTENT. By George Macdonald. tnlus-
OLD MakGas ARE i By Henry ktnsslss Ilus-
$1,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEAS. By jules
nAffn TsPsRaW sRase aG MISS e ss
tIlustratedl, Price, 10 cents, 20.
EKATERFELTO. BY .Mator G.. j.. Whyte-MeiYtuf
CHkITiE JohNsToN M BY Charles Reade.
AT Tfsfse asifs y ssns The famous
Guy Livingstone. r lhistrated.l Price,
MISTRESS, JUDITH. BY C. c. FYsyser-I
t4Ys fIliustrnted.b Price, cents. II
OPENts SESkMEt BY R70rcnce Maxryats.ss fetsG
5sS l6 centS.os Illustrated.
WARD OR WIEE s9s rice, le cents. li w n l
UEEN NARY. BY Alfred Teaanyson. Price, 10
roa s TIE ~ GnDoa PRICE 10
AoYSEsssYIcToRY. ny B. i. Fsrjeon. illustrated.
cHra IsST STORIES BY Charles Dickens, m.
- I1sfrASpsd N Price. 10 cents. s5SsG,E
THE TIUR5OF TIE WORLD In EIGHTY
| g DAYS. BY jules Verne tIlustrated) Price,
.s. HI: 81 I'd FOE ssALE BY
q, II LII 8 @ N S.
WH0L.E SALE ND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS
.ss % STAT1ONEK.s 5.599,gEgEssss
l1za MniH street three doors above oiiicc
lsss RICHMOND sssyss'
sAgsacy FOR THE LAKESIDE LIBRARY. Gu
fnd SEC samples BECK Nns. atstayH on hDnd
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:, BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers,
a, No. loG0yerno street. -4.sll=e

rENERALeAssoRTMENT OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNITURE AT. AUCT1ON.s-On
Tuesday st IL O'Clock we will sell at the resi-
ilence No. i GIT Main street assortment of FUR
NITURE, consisting Of =. l...I II -. :. -
s BEDsTEADS, MATTRESSES and BEDDING,
"a CHAIRS, tI4-st %Et,
S TABLES, $4,000 4 -,,rs..@ -..r
/. s:LO0KINt4-GLASsES, ..z.i an -
! lot CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.; 4sft
4 ]. COOKTNG-STOVE and FIXTURES,
COOK & LAUGHTON, :
oc16 -. - 80" AuctfOncers.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .#FfS,
" - COMPANY. sess
FOR, NEW YORK.

hfinrG 4. .;tiji% FOR NEW YORK. .:1.iissF-A
..-..g,.- z;:.y.,!lufz a., zGjjsAt y IL
b This company will dispatch one of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELT,' and RICHMOND-eYery TUESDAY. FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY athigh water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built es-
they have splendid saloons, state.rooms, ard BATH
The fare and attentions are IN
Goods shipped by this line landed regularity At
New York on the 'companys covered pier - Nostni
iFreshts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dhpstcp and no charge made except actual ex-
Freist,t received until r. NJ. daily @ ~.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2 tround-trip tickets,
500. Storage, &Sand $S. E=lL 9.Gai.a&G -Rsiiy
~ GEORGE w. ALLEN &c CO., Agents, .
s my 19,ll Office tComoany's wharres. Rocketts.
'DHTIAD]E LPHIA, RICH gSss
II 11oND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. ss !ssseesss
s gEsS TRsEE T MES a WEEkJn faFtSer
notice the steamers of this line WIN make tri-weekIy
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDA1,,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-.
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River lne for
! &c.. j ~ = IiaW.P.PORTER,Ag Agent,
,fs...,.y,.,. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE g. CO..
2: 3Htlt -. iS!i .-5i y. ,&' General Agents,
d. al. No. IL South Wlaryss, Philadelphia.
my17 No. 30 Devonslire street, Boston.
:
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REaLEsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

: a VERY CHEAPt FARM IN :HENRICO
A COUNTY OF FOUR HUNDRED AND FOR
'TY-FOUR AND TWO THIRD ACRES. ON THE
PIKE, ADJOINING TAYLOE'S : CROSSING,
ABOUT TEN MMESW WEST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE Or 3EACHANGEEF0iR CITY REAL
farm, formerly owned by Nessrs. Glazebrook C
Thomas, and now occupied by Mr.. Waldrop as ten
ant, containing four hundred and forty -four and
two third acres according to survey just made by
Mr.. James T. Redd, aho has divided Il into three
smaller fractss viz: No. l contains ONEHUNDRED
AND. SEVENTY-NINE ACRES, with comfortable
dwelling and the usual out-buiidings, including an
excellent. yeung bearing orchards No. contains
ONE .HuNDREp AND .TWESTY-SIX AND
thereon; and No. s contains oNEHUNDREDAND
NINE ACRES - tE.s
The location is pleasant one, near to churches,
mill, &C., and with convenient access by railroad or
turnpike. II will be sold MS whole very cheap, or
exchanged for city real estate The plat OF the pro-
perty can be seen at my Office. - w. G0DDIN,
7-end3t -. -: - Real EEtate Agent
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RicHMosD AND PETERsBuRGl
~. "a. KAIIRQADt G0MpANY.

.stnc. .s:izla % kAILRoAD COMPANY.
fSOMMENCINGtO OCTOBER 8, 1876, trains
.SJson this road wal run as follows }tait g
E13E LEAVE RICHMOND soUTM.3CG :.Ea
] 500 A. NJ. THROUGH MAI daily: connecting
.s5.,3 for Charleston, Augusta Columbia, Ss-
Z. AK yannah, Raleigh Atlanta. Macon,
- z:cj!s and I'LL points South aud Southwest.
800 ERE t6aa ssSRi nv daily saseg
y.IltpIE dayl, with passenger coach attached.
s.Is.:g ~ Through tickets sold by this train to
+,,L 10 Lynchburg. Close connection made at
Iii5't" Petersburg with Atlantic, Mississippi
80 al!;ad. IND Ohio passenger trainsfor stations
l:15 r. NJ THROUGH MAIL daily Passen-
gers G taIdng this atrafr VIII make
/; ygaa X ea close connection at Petersburg for
$50. Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
'H+''a Daytime steamers for Baltimore. Phil
800 ~ z adelplia, and Now YORK., and With the
r=s, n; ~ 4 Old Dominton steamers for New YORK
Also, making through connections Tor
e - yit; Wiimfngton. This trsir stops only at
p s aa sunday, with
coach attached.
s,s-.is't LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
. 7:45 A. IL, RETGHT TEAM daily texcept Sum
days With eqsch st 1i he'll .on ns
- with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
tEaiitzf Potomac railroad for all points Esss
4:5o E aRa Gfis TRAIN daily except sand
! 700 r. M. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
i Potomac railroad for ali points East
49, and West. Sleeper attached, running
yas3I through. 3AIso; making iciose connec-
:. ton with the Chesapeake aud OHIO
r railroad for the Virgins Springs and
za s- si:3 all points North and West This Grain
u. s3tri;; stops only at Manchester and Chester.
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond a.
IT'S r. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, End FIJI
ALI E TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
Us su hsbfSmYs'E EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
,ionii at: g A. M. and s p. NJ. every Sunday. L9
: nc A, SHAW. Superintendent.
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Il HAVE CON STA NTLY ON lEs
III hand from fen 10 fifteen FRESH COWssSa
and CALVES, ranging In price from e55 to 800.
Those In want OF such will find me at my place, on
The Brook turnpike Just he3 ond tht scale
New Market.
ssec 7.4tsWAw y0EEp 81 EIRGH. 4
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d HHe Xxx - d. w POWELL,
lu,s 9 " e 800 Auctioneer.
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SCHEDULE or TRAINS.

THROITGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive at
Richmond Daley &c 10 "a. NJ, and lesye Rlcnmonc
nj 3:3O p. A. daily Except Sundays conneotlng ~
West Point with the magnificent nrst-class T..
HAVANA and LOUISE, and landing passelEeIs, t ~
Baltimore at IA. ~, In ample thse 10 snan , ss
Fare 10 Baltimore. On
Fare to Baltimore and return EH
rare TO Pht,adelpfatn. "a
Ears 10 Philadelphia and return "a
Fare to New York and return. ~ "a
Fi Rsoef fn gS.ISR TIcaETs to Bainore Phiads
phia, and New York, good for T HiRfY D d.
ai TH hssSIa HFREIGHTTRAIss leave RichpSSaa
DAILY Z; at A d. arrive At Ricnuoha piAt "
Freiehts deityeredin Baltimore at 8 A. .DAlL9.-
! Careful handling and the utmost dlspatcn a'aiau
The management takes pleasure in announcing e
the public the re-es,ab!ishnent OF Their un nhsir
LINE betweeE Richmond. and baltimore; Lnsh
steamers have been retted in the most snS
manner for the accommodation OF passenger Ii
freig,fs Their STATE-RQ 0MS are large aaa ". ~
furnished. TABLE supplied With every aeieas! y
= TrSyeilers taking this line hare the benefit OF inc
delightful trip down the Bay aa4 ~,
In Baltimore In ample time To- connecs with a Iii an al
lines for PhIladepha, New York, Boston, anu -
= TIE" Tie IdWESr RATES and greater dispatch than
any other line are oSercd to shippers. Nc sransea.
OF freirhts 10 or from southern points Sc
Cars nm fhroucb between West Point ana AtRnsss
without Change Tickets sold TO I'll nortEsLI, ss ss
ern; and western points and baggaxe eheeAse
! Eor tickets apply at An. Carriers, SIG aa az.
street az Inc Exchange Hotel, and COMPANY as'
not, cosner Twenty third and Dock streets
i al "a - II. q. DOUGLASS SupsltnIenasI.-
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DARK HOTEL, si
(oN THE EUROPEAN PLAN. f.,s. Z


(oN THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
912 MAIN STREET AND OIL BANK STREET.
The undersigned beg leave to announce 10 the
travelling pnbIic1 that the PARK HOTEL has boen
entirely renovated aud refurnished with
sRESTAURANTandp private dining rooms, ut mod
Its location Is In the best portion Of and
within close proximity to all the following business
centres Tobacco and Corn and Flour Exchanges,
Post-onice Rapkss City Hall, State Capiso and all
the principal business houses. The hotel oTerooks
the beautiful Capitol Grounds. ]. = * =
Travellers Will fnd quiet and comfortable home,
with rst-class prices adapted to
the strfngency Of the times. c &; NJ, II 1883 s
Rooms tEuropean pIsnl. 81 per day and upwards.
Bathrooms on every door. ss;
Attached TO the hotet s2CAPE,a rst class IN al
Sc y b B,atsaS s = JoHND. SMELLING d co.
GLOBE HOTEL s, a GUsTA, 81 A..
NJ Thoroughly renovated, remodelled, and newly
Furnished; located In Tie centre OF business; aod
under the present management viii be SURPASSED
by NO HOTEL IN THE SourH. .ss7s
Mr.. THOMAS d.. BINEoRD, Formerly OF the axm
Of w. d. Blair q Co, OF Richmond. chief clerk ct
this hotel and solicats the patronage OF his friends
from Virginia and elsewhsrs Z, !, u,
Sc 29-fD18 RropTietor.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ElORi SALE, "A 5DESIRABLEBU BURIAL
II LOT In Hollywood Cemetery Lot No. sc, I
section d. Price low to make q quick sale. Apply
10 JAMES O,KEEF, Superintendent, or $500 :
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
&C 17-6t Il 8 Min street.