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A MEXICAN HOTEL, .a44
II CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
: $500, RICHMOND, VA. - i...-t.s Is

The subscribers having 1eased the above hotel for
term of years offer to the public rst-rate hotel ut
low rates to suit the times The conduct OF tbs hotel
proalpt personal attention win be given to all who
may favor them with their patronage.
The American Hotel In the main Is new, four. ffths
of it being in the Ely block, which is just being tn
's IL contains ONE HUNDRED LARGE AND
WELL. VENTILATED BEDROOMS, Many OF
them are so arranged to be used connecting par
Iors and bedrooms to suit visitors. SeventyseVen of
the whole number front south and southeast Afford
Of the sun In winter These rooms ewel suited for
invalids. y .t-- ~ -, l.csf 81 $-Ffs
hotel hss the great advantage of being located
and il close proximity 70 ali ali the fosinE
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour Exchange, Hour
ing Hills, banks, insurance comnanie6 courts real
estate agencies, postoce, custo-house, State cap.
aso ana al the principal houses both whole
inc ladies' entrance and parlors are on Main street.
The business oce Is on Twelfth street. easy Of ac-
cess, and has attached thereto PASSENGER ELE-i
YArOR, by which, at mement,s notice. visitors
IS heated with steam throughout and has all the mo-
dern tmpFoyementst to constitute - 81
m A FIRST-CLAsS HOTEL. -.
Our TABLE viii be OF the best, and our long
and successful experience III hotel life viii assure
visitors that nothing win left undone TO make them
friends and the travelling public, as well a. city
oG PRieE PER DAY. Sa.
1859. y ballard q 0DSQN. Proprie.ors.
former a prp 8; 81 late q PARK Hotel
change Hotel and founder ~
or Ballard House. e f.s 80 7. 8
s. RfcHA0HDs August u 1676. an ! s
RIII.HEADs, s7.to $40 per rean at TIE
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A retail dry goods house in Chicago has
discovered short road to bankruptcy. 1t
proposes to license customers to examine
the goods on the payment Of small fee.
When ladies enter the door they will be met
by page, who will say s'Did you wish to
buy, madam, or only to shop? Ii the reply
is "To buy" the customer will be escorted
to the department she selects, and the article
she asks for win be shown her, but nothing
else. II she says "To shop she viii have
to buy ticket for each member OF the
party, inscribed "Good for one shopping.
The bearer is entitled to turn over all the
goods in the store. Not transferable. Good
for this day and store only" These tickets
will be sold in packages at reduced rates,
and arrangements will be made to accom-
mo1ate people who desire to commute by
the month, quarter, or year.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPLY, /,
RICHMOND, VA, August 4, 1875. (
OF TRAINS. TAKING EF.

- WITTY - VI = A.~AAANo1 A1A1AAANN IL :
0FECF AUGUST6, 1S76.-TRAlN No. 1.-SEw
YORK AND NEW ORLEANS ExrRRss.-Leays
Richmond at LILO M.; leaves Tomalagk at 2l9
P. M. leaves Chua at 1854 Z. M. leaves Burkeyile
at '3;54 pm. leaves Clover 1t 6:S6 T. d.; leaya
Wolf-Trap at 6:26 r. n. leaves Ringgod at 1856
p NJ: leaves Dundee {supper) at sos p n; leaves
Danvfllc Mt S:lO p nj. leaves Greensboro at 1925
p. NJ; leaves Thomasytlie ut lI:2l p. 81; Leaves
Salisbury at 1892 A. n; leaves China Grove at
A. NJ: arrives at Charlotte at 2:42 A. NJ. This train
stops only at stations named above.
rIhAiN ny. 1.-NEm OhLEAsS AsD aEm ioah
EIPREss.I1Leayes Charlotte at 2:!5 A. M leaves
Alr-Llnc JunCtlon az Eau y. o.i lea'es enlha
Grove at 500 q. M.; leaves SALISBURY ~ 4:l9 A. NJ:
leaves Thomasville at b24 a: NJ leaves Greensboro
at GILT A. b.; leaves Danrille az S;o4 A. NJ leaves
Dundee At 9:Q1 A. al. leaves Ringgold at 0:l3 A.
NJ; leaves WoIf-Irap at 1885 a. ~ leaves BURKE
willie ut l245 2. n. leaves Chulr at LAG 81 Ar
riyes at Richmond at S:le. PM. This train stops
Only ~ f sIau N2 naDga NJ yonr
TO SAYANNAH.-LeaveS. Richmond at D:30 4. d.,
leaves Burkeyille At a. NJ; leaves Dundee tdlnnal
Greensboro at 4:36 p. NJ leaves Salisbury at 79l
lsupperl r. M arrives at Charlotte ut 9:pS 4 "
Stops ut all stations.
TRAIN No 4.-SAVASNAH AND NEW Iosh,
EastWard-Leayes Charlotte pt 0:55 a. bL eafe
Airline junction q. 90 A. III leaves sailsou!y
at $50 "A. Al; leaves Greensboro ut 1O;5a M;
leaves DanVuie ats1:34 ~. ~. leaves Dunaee a.
I:49 4. 81; leayes Burkevl,ie ~ 800 +. ~; AZ
.rves III Klcnmoha az 300 I. M. Stops ~ an szu0.'
dAdN ~. ~ alr.,
Ct Burkevi!!e At Jap e: III. leaves BurSeyille az
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Z. A BRILLIANT NEWPORT WEDDING.-One
Of the most fashionable and brilliant we'd
sdings that has ever been seen in Newport
occurred on Thursday, when Miss Louise,
daughter Of William r. Travers, was mar
ried to Dir. James Wadsworth. The time
stated for the ceremony was O'Clock, but
from half ON hour previous to an hour after
noon-time the carriages were dashing UP to
the church door, from which stepped forth
the most costly Of costly-apparelled ladies,
who were accompanied in very many in
stances by gentlemen. Six hundred in
yitations were issued. At ten minutes
past the bride arrived, in the carriage
with her being Mr.. e. W. Trayers and
the maid OF Miss Trayers, the latter
being dressed in white silk dress, with a
train Of about five feet, covered with the
finest lace. The bridesmaids Ellen
and Miss Susie Trayers, sisters OF the
br,de-foliowed in the second carriage,
each carrying two bouquets OF red and
white roses. The ushers-M essrs. John Ira
vers (brother of the bride6 Roland Red
man, w. A. Denver, and Richard Peters
followed up the bridesmaids, and the cere.
mony was Immediately commenced by the
rector Of Trinity, Rev. G. j. Magill, who
conducted it throughout. Amongst those
I'm attendance were Mr.. Royal Phelps,
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett and sis
ter, Miss May, Colonel jerome Napo-
leon Bonaparte, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacob Aston, and Mrs. Paran Ste
yens. The wedding presents We're alike
numerous, elegant, and costly, while the
very useful were not forgotten among the
exceedingly ornamental. The wedding
breakfast was at the residence Of Mr.. VII
liam B. TraYers, and was OF the most ele-
giant description. The bride is o grand
daughter Of the late Hon. ReYerdy J0hson,
and the groom is the son Of the late Gene
Wilderness. he IL very wealthy, and his
residence at Genesee IL oneof the finest In
that section OF the country.
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XVII BROWN axEn J5ssEs.- hero ID baliad
which aiceftain gentleman 10 Lonuon re
beats among hts friends with ssiIEirapIc
hundor, Fecountang The adyentur on brown
and Jones, who hsf travelled FeuKa the
world Together, but without sI,eakfng-
never having been iintrof i1ceti -tintA dnatiy
si,ey were tcastup desert island, the sole
survivors 8of d; shipwreck. When they
gos on the island one went Ito the right
and 81 the other TO the Left, and, still
without 4 Saf word, they respected eaehl
others hall oof the Island. Browns haH
81. the island swas lined with oysters,
which he hated, Jones's part was alive WIZ
turtle, which Jones detested- Day BY Gay
Brown-wntehef -8oBes's.turtles hungrlsy,'
and Jones gazed on Browns oysters TIL aus
mouth Watered, but as not word had peen
exchanged, OF Course the yiands coula not
be traded. One day Brown, by accldeni,
dropped an envelope, which Jones pickea
mn. Fancy his delight on recognizing the
Handwriting OF his friend Robinson
The companion Of his solitude, tnen,
knew Robinson! He would ut once
| speak 10 him; so he approached broWn
1 with cav, jweally beg your pardon, pus
here's something you let fan, d-if--aW--.
Pm not mistaken, it's the handwriting OF
INV friend Wobinson., "What!" cries
brown, springing forward; edo you know
lRobinsonYD UParticuaar friend, an
swered Jones'. The two shook hands,
}and on the basis OF their common friend.
skip for Robinson they became devoted
friends, and soon exchanged oysters and
turtle. In about week, however, q
ship passed near the island, and the, two
went ont or the boat which had saved them.
1 It proved to be o convict ship bound tod
Australia, and it had not only convicts, but
typhus on board. So Brown and Jones pre-
ferred TO remain on this island. But, Just
as they were rowing of, they were both
hailed by some ore on board. He was u,
parti-colored. dress-he, was a convict. Il
was Robinson Need it be added that, In
another week, Brown and Jones We're san
fdered- passed without seeing each other
because they both knew Robinson:-.A d.
Conaoay. in Cincinnati Commercial.
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NHE LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
81 BOOKS FOR 10 CENTS.
For sale by

For sale by -
J.T. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
ll12 Main street, three doors above the Dsspase"
Persons ordering by mail win please enclose three
the country solicited and Will receive prompt atten-
Every No. contains complete novel, worth in or
binary book form from 81 to "a each. These books
below, and In each case are unabridged, unaltered,
and Illustrated. 1t win pay every lover OF good read
ing to examine our
EN-cENr EDlrI2 PHoR 81 STANDARD AU
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iustratAd.) Price, 10 cents. -, ~
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,.4 .t.sg5. by. F.J. Sampson s,sti
Successor 10 Sims & Sampsen), III
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer.
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Vs..

i -tt y s-t w -
TRUSTEES, SALE OF, TRULY VAL.
Il UABLE REAL AND Personal PROPER.
TY IN FCHESTERFIELDtl C9uNLIt tASgUI
SEVEN MILES FROM MkNC1iESTERi,,, iSsfI1Af
THE GovERNMENT QUARRY, on TIE o.: RICH tsti,s
Of two deeds Of trust from John n. Burton aAd
wife-one to Henry HudnaiL trustee for George
Watt, Dr. dated March 8. 1879, and the other from
same TO f. M. Conner, trustee for Charles v; tut
ased 12ta May IL oe &c
County Court Of Chesterfield we VIII se &C &C
bubble suction, on the premises being required SO 70
do by the 'benefciartes In said deeds OF trua, on
THURSDAY, September S8th, at o'cloSkF u.
&c % n On fha Az fS aaf Mbe
said 5ohn II. Burton now resides containing ON nS
HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, withta good
DWELLING and all necessary out-houseS dnereon
usually found Virginia farm win large Orcnard;
nnd5 well wooded and watered. we Win Eiso seIl
at. the same time and place one other sM MAI
TFFIVE ACRES, all in woods ana pines, aDout
five miles distant; near Mr. Ananas Hancockg, on
The Providence road, In said epunty or ChesteTneid
The first tract Is the celebrated Rattesnake Spring
farm, on the River road and Is considered gooo
plantation. - 80 :.
Al the same time and place we will SELL II neces-
sary for the purposes OF said trusts, two valuable
Persons desiring further information In regnrd to
his real estate Office 30. 921 Hull street, Mnnches-
ter Va, who will take pleasure in showing this vaiu
able and conveniently located property: -,
The terms of the deeds require cash, but more no-
eral terms Will he announced a. the hour or SAFE
by the parties interested. -. 1900
u HENRY HUDNALL,
Trustee for George Watt, Jr.;
r. ne. CONNER.
sells Trustee for G. w. Turner
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Summer has faded into the irretrieyable
past, flaated outof the gates that never Will
open Tor its return, gone with Its memories
OF blossom apd bird, and fragrant hedge
and swaying vines, the cliRk of the scythe
down I'm the meadow, md the Bhirr oil the
eaping-snachine eating up a farm-hand, but
/ xas scent o. pennyroyal and the red lump
that marks where the last mosouito stonned
] 3for refreshrne etiii fingers round the
scsne. HesnksIe. s
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i GRAZING-LAND IN PoCAH9NTAs COUN;
Try, w. Vain pursuance of q trust-deed executed
BY Samuel w. Anderson to me, as trustee, bearing
date 18th day Of December, 1878: and duly record
ONCE of Pocahontas county shall proceed to sell
at public auction on MONDAY the I'd day of Oeto-
Der, 1876 THAT being court-day), at Huntersytlle
the courthouse of Poeahontas county, to the high
est bidder that very valuable and attractive BODY
OF LAND, containing In the aggregate TWENTY sy!,
ACRES, and known as Lots Nos. 2, 8, 8, To- and I,
in survey of George Baxter of September, 1878,
and is the same land which was conyeysd to said
Anderson by Darlington and wife by deed 18th De-
ccmber, 1878, to which reference Is made for 1netes
and bounds. s
The well-established reputation Of Pocahontas
lands for fertility and grazing purposes should make
this tract very desirable TO persons seeking lands In
this section.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance on very rea-
s6nable time.
For further Information, inquire Of WILLIAM
CURRY, clerk Pocahonras county
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON, pig
Sc SPOT Trustee.
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e ~ E.,By F. j. Sampson, : =
Successor to Sims d SampsonD
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouecr,
!! . No. 921 Hull street, Manohestar.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE THIRTY
THREE BOILERS ATTACHED, ONE PUMP
AND FIXTURES, ONE FQRCEs.sRPIUMdPP,r r; AND y
PIPE, ONE WINCH AND tRAM NJ, ONE ia IA,
CHAIN, THREE GINS AND EIxTURESi AND AND
THREE FINE MULES, on TIE o GU LSlInT So
THAN, IN THE COUNTY OF CHEsTERFIELD.
VA, TWELVE MILES FROM EfCHMoND-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me 6y Roberf
dniy OF record in the County Court clerks ONCE Of
Chesterfield county. In Deed Book 90, page 6S.
will sell at public auction on the premises peg re-
tfrustj, on SATURDAY the 18th day of September,
1876 commencing at II O'Clock NJ, the VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY above described. This pro.
perty, including the MULES, Is I'LL In cook working
order and condition.
liberal terms will be announced ut the hour OF sac
by consent Of parties In Interest.
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In the far.off region Of departed years,
where the ghosts OF our joys and gpiefs fit
to and fro like quickened shadows, perhaps
the bitterest memory Of all is the memory
OF our first boil.-Andrelcs' Bazaar.
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P. s. sEABUnY, Auctioneer. Sc 12-T
BY j. L.. Apperson,.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ss s- l016 Maln street..

TRUSTEES SALE or TEN LOTS IN
TIoNj, WITH WELL-BUI CONVENIENTLY
ARRANGED FRAMED DWELLING, &C., At
AUCTION:-By virtue of a deed Of trust to the sub
Henrlco County Court, in D. B. "a, p. 22!, and
being thereto required by the beneficiary, will sell,
at Az O'Clock P. NJ, IF fair; If not, the next fair
day thereafter the aboye,described real estate on
road, eight miles from Richmond. The DWELL
ING contains rooms and two closets, and con-
nected with the kitchen Of two rooms by covered
porch and convenient store-room. Fine garden,
with best variety of fruits. Yard ornamented with
flowers and shrubs. Well Of cool, pure water. Eight
trains pass daily to and from Richmond.
TERMS: At sale. A. L. BOULWARE,
Sc 1O.tds #s N- I..-.s ~ .ss. - Trustee
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I cocpr. OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
nv w. Goddin,

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE VERT
y BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON NAVY HILL, on
TIE &AsT OF FOURTH BETWEEN DDEAas
ANDtDAKER sTREETS1Wtll be soaa sa aa0sion'
1875, at s O'Clock p. NJ, SEVENTY-FIvE FEkT
OF BEAUTIFUL GROUND located as above, run
niag back l22 feet to- an aIley,t be divided into
three lots OF 25 feet each On this land there are
several fine fruit-trees. These lots are amongS tne
most beautiful on Navy HILL nr,r- III
TERMS: At sale. WGODDlN, =
sc 10 Aucsopeer.
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by Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER Of
o AND THIRTY-FnURIH STREEIS Al Il
PUBLIC AUCTI0N.-By virtue of n deed OF
trust from Thomas S. Arnstead, trustee for Annie
NJ Armistead to the undersigned, trustee, dated TN
day. of October, 1872, duly recorded in the clerk
office of Henrico County Court and being required
70 do by the beneficiary VII proceed to sell t at
18th day of September. 1876, at az O'Clock p M:
the HOUSE AND LOT located as above described.
The house has five or six rooms. The lot contains
about IL ACRES OF LAND. Good water, fruit, &C.
Terms: Accommodating, and made known at
sale. WILLIAM WILLIS, oh-
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The undersigned beg leave to announce to the
travelling pnbc that the PARK HOTEL has been
entirely renovated and refurnshed, with rst-class
rate rates. go. - .ls..sE
Its location is In the best portion of the city and
within close proximity to ali the following business
centres Tobacco and Corn and Flour Exchanges,
Post-ofice, Banks, City Hall, State Capitol, and all
the principal business houses. The hotef oyeriooks
the beautiful Capitol Grounds. I24J.A
Travellers will find quiet and comfortable home,
with frstclass accommodation, at prices adapted to
the stringency Of the times. 1zt,s & RI 8
Rooms European planl, 81 per day and upwards.
Bathrooms on every floor. ~, ~,
Attached to the hotel is CAFE, frst class In all
SO Sc 8leodsm JOHN D. SMELLING 6 CO.
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CCHOOLrBOOhS.
STARKE G RYLAND, BOOKSELLERS, $50
el3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offer to the Colleges, Academies, Public and Private
Schools OF Virginia and the adjacent States, one OF
the largest and best-assorted stocks of
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS 30
AND SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
to be found In the South, embracing Textbooks In
Latin, Greek French, German Spanish, italian, and
all the English branches together with Papers, Inks,
States, Stockholders, Exercise-Books, Pens, PEN
ellis, Crayons, Book-Covcrs, &c.
Our new Educational Catalogue of all the School
Books used I'M the countryis now ready and will be
sent by mail [post-paid) on application:
Orders promptly and carefully filled, and best dis
counts allowed. Address
STARKE 6 RYLAND, Booksellers,
sc l4-2w 913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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- =. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILEoAD,1
49, - PASSENGER DERARTMENTs Z
RIcnMoED, VA, September /, 1861

IL GERS GOING WEST OF HUNTINGDON
Owing to d Change Of the schedule Of the boats on
the Ohio river, by which they leave Huntington A.
M. instead Of T. IT,, on and AFTER this date passen-
gers for Cincinnati and the West, In order to make
Connection at Huntington, win leave Richmond by
the e:3O A. NJ train instead Of the night train.
With this change OF leaving Richmond A. M. Inc
stead of p. M, passengers make close CONNECTION
for Cincinnati and the West, arriving nc Hunt
ington ut A. NJ. ,2nsyE. .jlss s. ~
The midnight train Will continue to leave Rich
rHond for Huntington every might, but western pas
sengers taking this train VIII be detained ut Hunt
'ANe ~, CONWAY r. HOWARD,
so elm General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Richmond at A. NJ, $50 P. NJ, and 10 J.
NJ. go - ,,,n,,
Potomac boats connects ut Shepherd with hrous'
slcepers for New York. "a. ar.
pections at Shepherd for the northwest, arr1yilS
p. M. - = - L. II COIlE-g
- 'ssSa. Ism General Ticket AgeaL
IA 8. WHALiN6,,
Southeastern Passenger Aesh"
*Frrf as5ssS 80 3" Etgs31 r. r. SHARP,
WS 49, Master OF TranspostA1ol.
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SCHOLARS, PARENTS,
AND TEACHERS
are reminded that they can buy at 1913 Main street
at the lowest possible prices all the BOOKS used In
the public and private schools. Many hundred Sec
ond-hand copies are offered at about half price.
|. OLD BOOKS taken in exchange.
SELF RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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RICHMOND AND PErERsBrRc,
Ell n tfss27zs' RAILROAD C0NPANY.
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8, 1876, train,
~ on this road win run as follows.


issts8H kAiLRoAD C0Np1SY.
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8, 1876, train,
W on this road win run as follow.
LEAVE RIcHHoSD s0GrH
5:IoA NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily (connee,,,,,
.ss,. ~ for Wilmington Charleston, Savannah
Colambias Angustsa,, and all points soutS
t.aF runs THROUGH 70 Weldon. This trai1
stops only at Manchester and Chester.
8 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sund,yl
with passenger-car attached. TilrorIt
tickets sold by this train to Lynch.
burg, and connection made at Peter
burg with Atlantic, Mississippi and
EaE Ohio train for stations on tist rnat
1:2o P. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily. passeu.
gers taking this train will male
close connection at Petersburg Tor
|! Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Daytime steamers for Baltimore, Phi.
lts adelpbia, and New York, and With tie
Old Dominion steamers for New .Yort.
Fare as low US by any other line.
$40 p. H., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
r4 ~ coach attached. -
/ aif LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
1850 A. n, FREIGHT TEAM daily texeep. Sun.
day., with coach attached.
IL A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, coirecin,
&. with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
/, Potomac railroad for al points East
Sp. M FREis d y II Tram daily tezeep. sunday,
- .EE@dy with passenger. coach attached.
7:45 r. N. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eas;
and West. Pullman sleeper attached
running through to Baltimore. Also
making close connection with Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the
Virginia Springs and all points North
and West. This train stops only al
atl5 so. Chester and Manchester.
The IL A. NJ. train from Petersburg and the leo
p. n. train from Richmond will stop on signal d!
regular stationR
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond At
LEO P. Ii. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI.
DAYS. r,.,.,-..sty
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star. from
the Appomattox depot
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mond at a. NJ. and p. N.
. SO g - q A. SHAW Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-19

GPECIALs NOTICE.--An old LIFE IN
- SURANCES GQltPA ANY OF NEW YORK wants
capable to take The general agency for the State or
,Vt7vinia andMoskdt successfully The company rs
well and favoraSly known having done large bust
ness In the State. ~ ],
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-19
posTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT. -
The above sale is postponed on account Of incs lie,
,nent weather until WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 2Oth
of September, $40, at the same. hour.
is ~ a. G. PULLLAh' trustee
THE SALE ADVERTISED BY ME TO
/ take place at Midlothian this day. of ENGINES,
&C.. is postponed until NEXT WEDNESDAY,
September 20, 1876, ut o'clock z. NJ:
C. H FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
September 16, 1876. ss@
f. j. SAMPSON, Auctioneer. Sc