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New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs IN BROOKLYN.

Carter who were imprisoned in the Kings Codnty PenI-
Tertiary ON Jan. o. ON q charge OF grand Larceny,
under a sent. nee OF five years, made ther escape last
Sunday morning. Keeper shevlin, fearing as ne de-
olare- that any publicity would interfere Win % ~
capture did not the facts until yesterday
The story which he tells OF their escape is that between
4 A. M and ) d. m ion Sunday the prisoners succeeded
nv tbc aid OF y small saw in removing two bars Iroih
ticr cell They squeezed through the opening M tbrh
m, h their way the northeast tower or TIE buhulhs
where they removed other iron bars ater Whch hey
descended 10 the penltentary grounds " means o.
The boiler shop b. ladder Using the ladder as bridge
thew passed the roof 10 the prison wall distance
az out I feet From this they dropped Ia tue grsu No.
"A distance Of 22 feet They arc old offenders No uicc
has vel been discovered OF them The keeper cannot
by what means they obtained possession OF Tue
sav and duplicate key with which they Op ned one oi
the doors IN tho prison.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
AN INSANE MANS MURDEROUs ATTEMPT.
Hamilton of No. 500 South Fiftl

in brooklyn. yesterday accompanied John Bennett
of No 100 Firstst.. IN that city, 10 Rockaway Soon
after they arrived there Bennett began to act strangely
and s.zlug chisei, suddenly attacked William VAIN
ht ,odicting a serious wound upon his neck. Hamil-
W., but Bennett resisted his ororts, knocked
lin down aud then attempted 10 saD MN hanlltohs
10 hron1ht william Corning TO his assistance Corning
tnseked Bennett down. aud then. VITA oicer Bennett
c.i d,ted HIN TO the Sixth Precinct BiooA!n fOIce
station where he was prOnOun Ell Insane
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
THE MARINE BANK FRAUDS.

Henry Bode, the restaurant-keeper, at No.
I21 Water.st who 10 charged with deirauding the
Marine National Bank Of walst by colusion with the
Jotham Z. Hedden, had not obtained bail up
10 iae hour last evening" and remained In the custody
OF two deputy sherins. United States Bank Examiner
Mai VA called upon the officers Of the bsnk, and 10
M, de- stood will make thorough examination OF It's
as The insess alton made by the officers, 10 said,
ycores cuip pA0le the Part OF another c
poJt N the banx, wao has BEEN severely csnsured for
M
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
ESEpR(ED ECONOMY.

The Judges In the Court Of Common Pleas
snd Superior Court have resolved to reduce tne hun'e
of ss ln In order ~ bring tue expenses
within the amounts allowed by ths Beard oi Appropr
ssopa In Cont tbs crser s ~ oe redncca U" Tie
..,s .s osf o,roer and ave officers ~ sl2Oo ,sir
-. -. \. esu.arSed. " ksvS s.seSAS 10
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
HOME NEWS
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUT' ~
BROADWAY.
Ca ~. So. Noon. AZ; SO m: SO' ahnca' oS
IA CHEAT during G2y. 90. lorest. oV'
Average, ssh. same dzy. 1910, $50.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth 5ropge Ho,el-Ex-Gov. Andrew g. Curtin o, OF
Pen9sylvania Henry W. Corhett OF oregon
II ~ Fiske Of Cornell University, William r. Chandier oi
New Hampshire NJ all stanton OF Pilade,phia ana se1a
for r. " ToDey of Henry, ". y.-Nei0- l9r Hoet-
Cnpgressmap Jay A. Hubben of Michigan. Hotel BTuns-
senator stephen H. Hammond OF Geneva, ~ ne
fronoaa James Faulkner jr OF Dams
Vile n. " and Mayorelec q X Parsons OF H,Chestr
Windsor Ioti-ScnaOr A. j. Weman OF Friendship, n y.
Brer,or Houss-C b. Wright, President Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

celved notice Of dismissal Three clerks also are 20 we
discharged. saving 1900, In the superior egI,o
cerks the crer and six attendants to be disnsseu
The Judges Of the Supreme Court are reported as
ing that any reduction in the attendants VI 'na' o'
will be q serious iupediment to business
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

HOLMES BuRGLER ALARM TELEGRAPH. 81.
Bosway notifies you upon the approach OF danger ~ an
door window.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

THERE is nothing which so DESTROYS the fas-
cnaons beauty offensive BREATH there Is nothing winch
AT once corrects II but MILK OF MAGNEsIA.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Announcements,

LrSpBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
aud bath del. .htiul substitute for Cologne or Bay Ram
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

SPRIyG STYLE of Gentlemen's HATS just issned
by LefENsC!EID Manufacturer No. lis Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

KNox's Spring style of Gentlemen's HATS is
ready a his stores No 22 IA the Fifth Avenue
Hotel beany appropriateness TO the season cannot
fail to commend univeisa sally. Make early selection
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

Influenza cured by that standard remedy
DIR WIprAhs BALsAM OF MILD CHE..RY.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

DIR. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS.
Neat and portable ~ toothbrush.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

having them pullcd up by the Hsrt InSy -
propose to put their poles IN places where tney WI" p"0
obstruction the harDor.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
LONG ISLAND.

UEMPsTEAD--1he Democratic Convention for the
nominal on officers will be held this afternoon. The
Republicans nominated for SUPERVISE Valentine Cloves
of the Peace Thomas spIague Town Treasurer, Ros
we'll Elddge Town CLERK, John :. Nichols The water In
reservoir reported 10 rise on tho average inches
daily. The shower Monday OF last week doubled tn. IN
Inc which aia Inches of water ic added 81 inches the
depth o water IN addition 20 the da ave ayeas 80 ina, & on
dam Was 10 feet and inches The rapid increase in the
Billy Of the Structure to hold ali it
RygEnEspThs Grand Jury OF the sunols Comfy Court
eight indicmsnis including each against David IL and
Carl 10, ssG an % ag s na' Of an @ v W which I,s & ne e
s"ns lost the lives Arthur Davidson thomas William
sas .nd s ia;T Tor three
SSn o%n yIs nde ns T stealing So
was for TRIAL The next morning when the case
del and VIM Morvile called but answer
Icnda hra spe s I "ore. and
In the drst i, gree. discharged.
HrynSGroS.-MrA Peter Crayon oolored, Tuesday az
t.rnoOn her three cren az. ami at home
while size went 10 work al neghbors When she retained
ns nearly all burned o. others pouring water ON
htr appears that they got ho OF Kerosene lamp lighted
nrc other. attempted TO estinsnsh the hre by
her The burned child died at O'Clock the next
morning.
Lose ISLAND Democrats wiz hold their conyen
lion. are 20 na Is ,ns mar Gr far pe
There are other candidates for Mayor Messs Becbo and
Bodine.
SAG Il Hubert age H. son Of Matthew H. Gregory
day ago found gycerlne such ss Ia used IN
plodng In wrecking vesse In the attempt
pick erploded tearing his loft hand badly that
his thumb and third finger had 10 W sinputAtel.
STATEN ISLAND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the striking laborers en-
gagged upon Canas have been put tho
price demanded them 81 90 day and tho least all
who not too lazy 10 workS be put day
two making gang Of sbou rs. They threaten to ualo
further demand for 81 10 day April This gauge of
slIsd fishermen OF Messrs Swanson Co, Stillwe TO-,
Bnger aud Wande made beginning yesterday for Spring
shng BY getting thor poles netting aud boats IN readess
vsiar ~ 10 st c tud thoy viii run the aiaaces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07

A WARsINo NorE Paox RUssIs TEHE
EAsrESS QUESTION:. London, April 6.-ine
Russian ieiegrsphic agency publishes the
following Despite the happy conclusion o.
the armlstice, the general situation "of TIE
DISQUALIFICATION has rstber been sggrsTased
The Porte has Eeisesed irtc insctlvity, and
leaves the European Cabinets 10 WORK Tor
peace without aiding them by the xpp'tca'
ton Of reforms. On the other hand, the re-
yiyal of Mohammedan fanaticism is an
nounced. The receat accounts OF nssssacres
of Christians are confirmed. The Christians
are calling for reprisaIs, and i've thousino
insurgents bave entered the districts OF 81.
haes and Trayn.k. ALI these incidents are tne
more serious because they occur at the De-
ginning of spring. - ;,.,
The Illness Paris correspondent points
ant the specis! gravity Of the above stare
.rnent AZ the dl.pl'ches of the Rassian te'e-
.praphic agency are always struck 10 keeping
with the opinions of the Rnsslan Govern
ment. The tenor of this dispatch seems 10
show that Europe will at last Show tne im'
mediate object of Russia's recent proceed
inQs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
!: ruck,ngne M who Can lseas II 2
f3RAysL HiLL, Va, April 4.'I8ib.
-. NJ. Il. - A. Iaxnn, 81 Carter wi

GRArsL HiLL, Va, April 4. 1910.
M Editor.-Mr. Jane, 81. Carter, who
1,res NO, "a from this pace. near the Cuu,.
herland line, planted last year 100000 To-
baeco bills. From these 100 900 bus he he,
made 10000 pounds OF arst.elass Leaf, S,VoV
no1ois secopd.ctass leaf, 5, 900 pounds third
Glass leaf. and Il 900 pounds luas--totsi, "a.
600 poapds. Mr. Carter informs me ina.
this crop Is the largest and heaviest crop ne
ever saw or made. I heard gentleman say
who saw the crop just before it was cut tn a.
of oil she fine crops he ever saw 10
Missouri or Kentucky this crop beat any
he ever saw. Mr. Carter Is ore Of the most
energetic. thrifty, and perseversng farmers
Won can fad anywhere. Mr.. Carter informs
me tba, at the present price of tobacco the
erop win now bring 10 Richmond about
ss 200. and but for the failure 10 his crop
yesr before last be would have this crop as 8
clear gain. afr. Carter worked about eight
hands. His labor cost him <bosrd inciudea)
about 81, 200; his guano cost him SSso--to-
sal cost cf labor and susno, $l,576- which
leaves Mr, Carter $2.72s to pay other eX.
penses and profit. DspLW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07

The sp,ciest thing in the Richmond pa
rers to-day is the letter of DR.. Ruffner 10 re-
DIV to the attack of Pareon Dsbney. It's
Presbyteriau against Presbyterian. and you
may calculate 90 some hard blows being
struck. Perhaps after sw bile Professor Pur-
year fCivis) will rally to Psrson Dabney's as
sistsnee. IL be is restrained from that course
perbaps.it will be because It was recently
alleged, and I believe not denied, that bis
children attend the ucb-depounced free
schools, and further, because be IL mentioned
as candidate for Governor. If he Intends
to run for Governor 1t will tie well for him 10
cay nothin but good Of the free-school sys'
tenn, by which mesns only the men who
served four years in the army and lost every.
thing can educate their children.
Having some acquaintance WITH the State
Officers assert there Is not one in the capitol
that does more work than Dr.. Rufoer, and
he is by no me,ps the best paid Richmond
etter-Petersburg Ne,os. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
RICHMOND AND pANvILLE EAnHolp Conn1asH{
RICHMOND. VA. Jsasary ~ i1ro
50cHEDIuE of TRAINS. TRAIN NO.

RicHAosH. VA. Jsarary 10. 1879,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TRAIN NO. No.
y Y.--THRoUeH MAIL.Ekw ro.h leaves
soUTnLesvss hienmond ., s;a 1,,n a ga 4, isS
isayss Dan 1iis At las P u ssyes s:sf
boyo' ii 4:36 r. H.; leaves salsbus1 y W.
ID: arrives q Charlotte a. y;,o Nd ssu On.
1EASs FxrREss, Essward-Les,ss ch.r a:ss = =
xxx A NJ: leaves Air-bfns Juncuou at o;SS $500 81
leaves sslissury at $50 4 a., fsI n Isl r
Il. ;lss,os Dundee .. las F. sM.h1 lsas 4 U.s.
Vile at d:5s z. H.; arrives In saae0''''''@ "
r y. No. s.-LYscHpuRa Accoxaooa IL
r,jss 1srdS I.esyee Richmond at a. u, stps a
AZ Rprheyile at 1885 r. A.; caves p aaaa p. II
q r. n; strives q Lynenewnxc sSoS S
TRAis NO si rnrss,,iie It lao r. II; ~
49, ~ - Riehusond at Asa p. u. ..oo.u<o-
TRAIN No. Local BuRkk.,y,i i.,x.sS Leave
TON daily te7efg' NJ aah assi,ss a Bsrfehhs q
ls IFa Is Ne. 1o.-LocAL BunxsyItSss s :: &c
xopATioa, Essswsrso on m m1aa :. ia u. . ~.
.; v n, NJ. and connect II Nehn0ss -
tho Ss,,asspxahe and Ohio railro&d .A..o, sia
Trains Neg, aaS = s s sna 6 y
1ps 81 srsssb t.sins con ect 81
e. IA, sssins on the Richmond. Rteoerss NJ.
aud Potonse rsilrosd .sq MssI, r,iIro,d
Eora sWssEiugton. Bai,ifaere. pni!soeiDu'-s
s Trains Mes. and connect q cs.rscatSs rsa.
saH IN md ffcDs afeenvliie Atlantis, vsnstS.
Mohils, Psnsacols. New OsfeanA aug ~ r,iansA
xesfsrn points, aud With The Gharioss. .s sJsr
and Aus1sa raiiroeA fes Ccluinnla. 1875 49,:
TITO Nc, connects s6 ksrk 49, ~. I,sek
s.istics Iississippl and Ohie railroad. nom a,nm
hurr, Gbxtfnnocgs. AID ell eau ~ sssel
naints' snd hssssee cnetksd throeshs n,,sanH
TinSsoksr ssure ffoN Ric1Mand y No.
ErfinsH useepSfs ran q ~ 1lebs uaaSs -
~. ~ = liz poinu saHsd On tbs usIse- ~
evsr sAela van 3 sisea:. - II 4. rALcoff..
canaFar Hurasi1en - 4
! ss1ns 1faosslss,cIs SsssSssl fssssssst 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
1113 Main street. -sE.

VALUABLE. TIMBERED LAND IN
Y NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR. THE PA.
MUNKsY RIVER. FOR SALE, AT NEW & FNT
COURTHOUSE, BY AU .TIoN...We shall sell by
auction to the highest b oder, at New Kent court
that being eourt-day, at o'clock r. 81. an unGi-
vided interest and the dover right in the
whole Of TRACT r TWO HUNDRED AND
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND, OF which he la,s
James Clzrke died seized aud possessed, heavily
timbered, principally In pine. oak, hickory, cheat
NUT, &c of original gronih-in New Kent county,
ABOUT four miles from the Courthouse, and three
miles from Cumberland or Cooks ixnding, on tue
pamunkey river.
TERMS: One third of the purehase-msney IN
cssh; the residue In ak and tive We months. the
purchaser giving negotiable notes for the deferred
pay Inents. with interest add.d, and secured by q
deed Of trust. RICHARDSON ~ 90,
Bcal Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
NH 3O-dtdksw2t No. Ills Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
By ". Goddin.
Aucuoneer and Real Estate AGENT,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF 4 LARGE
~ NUMBER OF HEAP LOTS IN DIR. WAR
KELLiS PLAN, CHURCH HILL.-By virtue Of a
decree Of the Chancery Court ~ the city OF Rich
mond, ente red OH the 19th OF February, ! S76, In
the case OF Brown ard others against Vaughan,
&C.. shall, n1 specisl commissioner thereby ap-
pointed, proceed to s~ll at pubic auction, on the
premispsin tue order advertised, on WEDNESDAY
the 9Th day OF pril, 1875, At ~ O'Clock p. ID,
the following LOTS IN DR.. Warrells plsn-viz:
LOT at the southwest corner Of Clay and Tween
ty fourth streets fronting 1875 feet tine west line
lire of Clay street about so feet. more or less. =
Also, LOT No. II. fronting on the NEST line 81
Twenty-fourth street 80 feet, running back 122
feet to an alley 20 feet wide. #a...r. =
Also. LOTS Nos. 81, So, 90, 70. II. ~, rs, "a,
rs. and 76, fronting together S12H feet on the
west line or twenty foot alley. running back OF
an irregular dep b to ravine. and bounced on the
south oy the west line Of Clay street, and on the
north by ravine which is boundary Of and fronts
and Twenty first streets to III and Twenty-ff'h
streets.
Also. LOT No. 4, In came plan, froDting on the
west line Of Tweniyfourth street 4S feet, running
back irreaular]y to a ravine.
Looking to the future contemplated improve
meus in this part of the city, these lots will doubt
less enhance greatly In value. - =
TERMS: One-fourIh cash; balance st siI.twe'Ye,
aud eighteen months, for negotiable notes interest
added ard itle retained uniil all OF the purchase
money is fully paid and Conveyance ordered by
the court ALEXANDER b. SANDS,
Commissioner.
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1875.
NH 2S,SO.A p1.3,5.7.lO,12
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
BY Robert B. Lyme
successor 10 Lyme Il Brorher).
Real Estate Agent and Aucnoneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
" AND IRABLETHREE-STORY STOCK
BRICK DWELLlEG, KNOWN AZ THE
WITH GOOD BRICK KITCHEN AND FINE
Let, FUR SALE AT AUCTION I'm pursuance OF
a decree entered February 10 1875 by the hance-
ry Court or the City Of Richmond in the suit Of
Jones's administratx ct al ~. Turner a ais
shall in execution VI said Decree proceed to sell
DAY the 18Th day Of april. 1875. at s O'Clock 2.
Dr.. the valuable property above described. situated
ON the west side Of Twenty 9th street between
Broad and Marshall streets, nov occupied by j. a.
New. Esq The house coutains elghi rooms: kitch-
en- water, &C.; and Is now rented TO good tenant.
The lot fronts thirty feet and runs back to wide
alley.
TERMS: One-four:h cash residue at SIX. trelve.
and eighteen months with six per cent. interest,
negotiable notes. Title retained uutil all notes are
paid and conveyance ordered BY !ne court
Fl. G. CANNON,
ant Special Com miss ionGr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
BY Robert B. Lyme
tsuecessor to Lyme il Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street.

MICE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
IN LOT ON EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET
BETWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON. AND
NEAR TO LElGH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION
shall sell the above most YALUrBLE LOT, on
the premises, on TUESDAY the 1th day OF April,
at 8 O'Clock z. 81. The lot fronts so feet inches
by $50 feet.
Il ERHs One fourth c1sh; balance At four, eight,
aud twelve months, six per cent, aud deed OF
trust. hOBERT b. LYME,
ap6 auct,onscr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
By J. Thompson Browne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1ll3 Main street. opposite Dispatch Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
i MINT AND. LOT. ON GODDIN STREET
EAST OF BOOK AVBEUE.-By virtue OF q
deed OF trust from William rendIetop TO the un-
ders!gned trustee. Gated II tn day Of September
1874, and recorded in the clerks cffoe OF Rich
secure deferred payments on the within property,
shall, being required so to 10 by the beneficiary,
sell at public auction. on the premises ON ShTUR-
DAY the 5th day OF pril. III o'clock r. NJ, that
certain LOT on PARCEL CT AEl,, with brick
tenement thereon. fronting On Goddln street 80
feet thence back 95 feet, more or less, to an alley
1o feet wide.
TERMS While the deed requires cash as to $40
and Ipenses Of sale, yet by consent OF all parties
easier tel ms may be announced at sale.
-.N JOHN W. TONtY, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
BY Gedd1n, Warren q Co..
Real Estate AGENTS ana Auct1oneers,
-.a. lleS Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A FARM IN
THE CHICKAHoSINY AND BOKR SWAMP,
KNOWN AS LONG MEADOW CONTAIN
ING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES
(MORE OR LESS| AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
deed Of trust from Robert z. moseiey sind wife 70
the undersigned trustees. dated the 4Ih dsN O. De.
Gambler, 1871, duly recorded in the clerks once OF
Henrico County Court, and being required so 70 40
by the beneficiary, will proceed 10 sell At public
CITY Of Richmond, on SATURDAY. Ist April.
1875 n 12 O'Clock NJ ar fair II net, Ihe 1rst fair
day thereafter), the TRACT OF LAID contain.
(niure or lesst. with DIV ELLLkG.& &c, thereon.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known ut Sale.
CYhUS Il, sSIs TX,
WIN. IRA SMITH,
Trustees.
GoDpIN, WARREN Co., Auetloneers.
POSTPONEMENT. y.
The above sale is postponed to ID ONDAY the l 9th
instant at the same hour ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
BY Squire & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
-szt OFT Bank street. 80

l.
~-sze i. OFT Bank street. 80
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
Y HENRlCO COUNTY. NINE MILES EAST
or THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND FOUR
MILES FROM JAMES RIVER, LYING BE-
TWEEN TIE NEW CENTRAL TURNPIKE
AND CHARLES CITY ROAD. ABOUT HALF A
MILE FROM BITHER, CONTAINING TWO
HUNDRED AND TWEATY-FOUR ACRES, FOR
SALEBY AUCTION.-We shall Offer for sale The
TRACT JF LAND as described above, on MON
DAY, 10th day OF april, 1S76, at IL O'Clock NJ,
at Henrico County courthouse THAT being court
day); one half of which is open OF good soil, and
ready for the plough; the residue in oak and pine
woods
The ira Il will be sold In parcels Of about twenty
acres each, ; map OF which, prepared by Mr.. John
". Turner, surveyor, Will be exhibited on the day
Of sale.
A rublic thoroughfare, known as "Gravely Hill
road" runs through the premises, and affords ia
clities to wholesalers or truckers dealing In the
city II is IN c!ose proximity to good mill, manu-
featuring shop, and church.
II IS the Intention OF the owner to sell without
reserve and We AK the attention of such desire
small tracts or 5000 soil, well situated, &C., TO this
SALE 81
TRRHs: One fourth cash: balance on credit OF
one sud two years with six per cent interest added
and trust.deeds 10 secure deferred payments.
SQUIRE u GODDIN,
ap 6-4t& .EsH.sGs Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
RICHMOND, FREp'G q POTOMAC 4. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEHT. I
RICHMOND. January 8, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FREp'a POTOMAC Z. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGxHT.
RICHMOND. January 5, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2s5 2. II. leaves Byrd-street STATEN daily, con.
Meeting with the Bslsmore and Onls
railroad at Shepherd. opposite Alag.
ancrta; due ~ Camden station, balsl-
more at o:ls p. 81, AID with New
YORK. train tIHhOnGH sLkEfHMn
express rfa Baltimore and Po,onac
railroad ct Washington, arriving o.
..a Chariss-Suee. STALLION. RSlnm0rs !
1850 p. Il THROUGH sLEEHES
E Ea81 WASHINGTON TO NEW
1000 p. II. leaves syrd.srrest station tsuutayl
: excepted, connecting At MashlnB.SS
With the baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimore and Ohts railrsAax "A a.
6:eb 2. Il. AGC0MhoDATl0s TkA .ts,, -
station fsundays excepted
6A.E. arrives It vyrd-sreet station shsR
days eIceptsoh
1soP. n. arrives At kyrs-Strset station daily:
S:87 4. n, ACCOMMODATIONS THAN Ln W
ct Brosd-Ssreet station tsanda's q
ceptedj.
Pasior-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleepers On night tratnG ..
FREIGHT TEAMS Leave Broao-Stre1 n11oSS
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aat sATu! ag9a.,r a.
Five & on aoaDAY. WEDNKsDAY. and fRIDAi1
MORNINGS. Consisneea OF lite stock ans 80 -,
able articles, upon giving notice NJ depot eso "
tain freight At Boultou on precsdiHR eyenlaS.
Through bills Of l4esng aAs rates ave-
pf'Acasai pe'so Ho''A any AYERA.
l.sls General rupsrptssoen
50 G. A. TAYLUh
IA Gereral rreisht md Ticket Afsa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioaeer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL.
y LENT LITTLE FARM OF THIRTY.F1VE
hCREs, N6AR THE TOLL.GATE OF THE
WORCESTERSHIRE TURNPIKE. IN THE
ton. Oh the premises, on uONDAY the la'h Of
April, 1875. at O'Clock p. NJ, that excellent lit
III FARM located as above, now In the occupancy
ACRES.
There are on the place two small dwellings, barn,
stable, and well of:good water. The land Is Of
good quality and admirably adapted for dairy
farm or market. garden.
TERMS at sale.
ap5 ". GODDIN, Aueiioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07

lust RECEIVED, a LOT OF NEW a
~ PATTERN RTD-LoUH6ES and ane ~
LOR, CHAMBER, aad DlNIgG.R ROOM FURS1-
TCRE that ] have ever kept, with al the lowe,
grades Of goods kent la arstrclsss house. Invite
bu 70 exaIri,e stock. and hey will DE salts
de3 that they ch sap-r h,R auy goods ef the
same quality ever oferea in tnis elly.
E.6s THRIGHT,
jaS 10 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07
4 5ssa,as,s, ~. 80 Sc slr. a,.as
BY Richardson q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
4 ON LAUREL AND CHERRY STREETS
FOR sALF BY AUCTIOH.-On TUESDAY the
th instant, az 8 O'Clock 2. M. we shall sell by
aucfion,s on the PREMISES, TWO VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS fronting 301l5o feet e1ch on
he west s,oe Of Cherry street, ad1niDtng Turner's
1o1er-aarden, xnd one fronting 301I50 feet Oh
The wesr side or Laurel street between Cumberland
and Beverley Streets ~ -
TERMS: One third cash: the balance In six and
twelve IN ontas M gotiable notes given for the de-
ferred paymcnts With interest added, and 81 cured
by deed OF trust. RICHARDSON d CO.,
Real Estate AuctiGpeers,
AMI 50 i.trt 1113oMaip street.