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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13
by Lancaster 4 Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank Building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
ROAD i5g PR OF n CHEsTERF FIELD ,C0uN-
Court of p ri,s city Of Richmond rendered the
I7ti, day of June, 1876, in the suit OF Lancaster
and others trustees against the Clover h Mar4ad
o oS so of Lancaster Incsc. I'd II Main street
On On II fs 8 Ee tha JULY e 1877 the
HE e m COUNTY fPs s es ss the
G Sa15' Consisting Of NINE HUNDRED 4 M NINE
TYFOUR ACRES IN fee stmpae and S one TH RfWE
s scREs IN Nv wcI, the Clover IIil Company holds
undivided interests andeasehods and all the Nh
NE ~ and RL Fiji RiI qssa WHICH
Hill Mines to Osbornes on DANES river With al Its
R2ApRER s1 RR1NSGREs AZ os sS and
coal RESERVOIR All of the above property
will be sold whole, and lists Of the same In de-
tail have been printed and VIII DC inrisnea 10 "l
who desire to inspect them -,
The terms of sale Will be: 81, Gao payable on tn
Jniy. 1877: l,640 on the 1st day Of January,
1878; 81, GAO on the ast day july i91S' N
on the lst day of January, 1879, ana S42i04o on Oh
such purc ase-money omcthrd thereof shall be paid
In cash. one third thereof in SIX months, ana one
third thereof in twelve InonthsIsuch deierred pay
ctascrs with approved endorscrs, to be secured by
deed Of trust on the property.
p And ut the same alme and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority Of the
same decree. ONE LOCOMOTIVE; THIRTY IRON
COAL~CARS. TEN GONDOLAS. TWO BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND.CI.ASSP ASSENGER-CAf1Kif;;
This rolling stock Is in use on the Clover Hin
railroad, and may becxamined at any time BY those
desiring to purchase The terms of sale VIII be one
third cash; one third credit of six months ana
one third creditof twelve months said deferred
paym ents to be evidenced by negotiable notes OF the
purchasers with approved endorsers, and secured
1,,r, inf t7-,tSt uylt
3. 4 TRACT OF, PARTIALLY-TN1BERE
LAND known MS 1STizzards,n and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THIR-
TY-THREE AND a HALF ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging to the
Clover TfiA Company.
The terms of salcwill lie cash sufficient to pay
debt of about 81 200 and to the balance In two
equal pasments-onc ut six months ana one az q.
twelve mmtls-cvilenced by the note or bond OF the
purchaser, and secured by 4 deed OF trust on the
property :,
Persons desiring to inspect the property will be
shown through the works by tie managers ut Clover
Hill
Trains leave Byrd-Strcet depot at leo ?. NJ: Mon
dny " eSnesday. and Friday. Train leaves Clover
Hill at GLIB \. NJ. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
JAMES r. WERTH,
lie IS-tds Special Commissioner.
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RICHMOND AND fETgRssUhG KAILhoADI
COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 4th, 1916, trains
~ on this road will run follows:
LEAVE RICHNoNDESOUTH.
$40 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
dny( esnnesns for al ,pIs Slahs s9 puus
100 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas
.4 'sengers taking this train Will MAKE
close connection at Petersburg tor
Norfolk, and at Norfolk With spiensdli,d i
adephia, and New York. Fare rs low
as by any other line.
GEO p. H., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, WITH
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH o.,
7;3O 4. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except oun-
- day), with cosch attached
11.AA A. NJ. T,ffROiJ(;H MAI. daily, connecting
-, With Richmond, Frcdericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
"a. p ". T TTn MAIL daily Except sun
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
sIeeper attached, running through
70 Baltimore. Also making close coz
nection with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
all poiBtb North sud West.
The $40 A. d. train from Richmond, and the 7:3o
p. II. train from Petersburg, viii stop at al stst,oas
Tha Is the only line With double daily trains mzkS
close connections for Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
Savannah, and the South.
Passenger for Clover HE Pss !saye Kean, d FRI
I:29 2. u. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAIs,a ana fhi'
: ALI TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
je s. spA A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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By Chaffin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Nc. l Tenth street.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL (FOR
DIVISION AT AUCTION.-By request Of the own
ers who are desirous OF dividing their property, we
will sell, upon the premises, on FRIDAY. July "A,
1876, at o'clock p NJ, that valuable and centrally
located property Fourteenth street Opposite ne
EXCHANGE Hotel. KNOWN rs ''DELARUE'S RES
TAJRANT." The building-occupying the lot "a
feet front and about so feet deep to an alleyIhas
about fourteen rooms and Is well built OF brick
CITY is well adapted for variety Of uses. The pro-
pcrty formerly; rented for 500 per month, but
Since the decline !n rents has been rented for less,
and now pays ca per month, which Is a very good
percentage on the price that the property will proba-
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance In six,
twelve eighteen twenty four thirty, aud thirtysx
mouths Interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust and the property 10 be kept insured for the
benefit Of the vendor until all the purchase-money
IS paid. Ely 10Is .CHAFFlN STAPLES & GO.
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by Ulatiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionssars,
No l Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF BUCHANAN
(OR FEDERALl STREET BETWEEN RICHARD
AND BALDWIN STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
RICHaIOND.-By virtue OF 4 deed of trust executed
10Y William Wills, dated May II, 1876, and duly re-
corded in Richmond Cbancery Court clerks Office In
d b. los b. page 342, default having been made I'm
THE payment Of the note lnerein secured, shall pro-
coed to SELL being required SO to do by the benefcla
~ af auction 10 tle highest bidder the premises,
on THURSDAY, July 20, at 81 O'Clock r. NJ, 1876.
the above valuable property The lot fronts thirty
two feet, more or less, Buchanan street, and runs
back bet wccn parallel lines distance of one hundred
and eleven and half feet ... ~ r.s"
TERMS: Cash enough to defray expense of execu-
ting this trust and to a! off note OF $3.50 due May
Is, 1876. with interest until paid and the remain
der. If any. on such time as tue said William Willis
shall direct or In case Of his failure 10 give such d
rcction then As the trustee shall think 1T.
MANNING G.. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAPLIN. STAPLES s CO., Auctfoneers. jy10
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BY Robert Il. Lyme
(successor.to Lyme s. Brothcr),
Real Estate Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILD
FIVE ACRES, ONE ROOD, AND TWELVE
POLLS OF LAND, IN IiENRICo COUNTY, on
THE NEWBRIDGE OR NINE-MILE ROAD
ONE AND A HALF MILES EAST OF THE
CITY, BY AUCTION.-In pursuance of a Ger
tain deed Of trust to the undersgned trustees of te
Mechanics Building Fund Association, dated Sep
tcmber 2, 1872. of record In Hcnrico County Court
ID. y. 80, page 2z2, we shall sell, by order of tho
said Association. the above PROPERTY tdcfaul
llaIing been made In the payment Of bond therein
DAY the 14th day Of July, 1875. at O'Clock,
.TERMs: At sale. HENRY KARR,
HENRY THON,
GEORGE HIRSH,
Trustees of Mechanics Building
VIC Fund Association.
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by ". GOddin, s#. :.i
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

= ! =
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
a COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH SEVEN
ACRES MORE OR Less OF LAND, AT JEN-
NlNGSVILLE, ON THE RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC r AL DAD,
SEVEN MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.-As
trustee In certain deed, bearing date 25th July,
1873, made by w. Edward Wilson, trustee for Lilly
=. Wilson, his wife, duly recorded in Henrtcn
County Court shall, IN execution thereof and for
the purpose Of paying the unpaid purchase=money,
se Ruoe st aug i on sne pIesess on % M
beautiful COTTAGE RESIDED located as above,
including SEVEN ACRES (more or less) OF LAND
attached thereto. The dwelling contains about eight
rooms, together with the usual out-bnidings, and
shaded by handsome trees. The land Is admirably
adapted for gardening or trucking. and has fine fruit
trees, now In full bearing. For gentleman doing
business in Richmond this plaee presents peculiar
attractions the pass In 200 yards of the door
seven or eight times day.
Although The deed requires cash sale as to about
500, yet am authorized by the beneficiary to say
that, ON payment Of one fourth OF the purchase
money, very liberal terms will be given asto the resi-
due. ROBERT u. LYME,
jy7 ~ ss- Trustee.
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.TRUSTEaE'S SALE OF AN UNDL
= YIDED sAJ1F INTEREST N THAT LOT Of
GROUND. W1I{I A FRAME HOUSE THEREON.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND LEIGH STREETS,
AT AuCTiON@By virtue of q certain deed OF trust
sXecI,ed by p S1rS9rne J9aah p and Wifi dated
eery Court clerks Office, in y. 3. 107 B, page 400,
default having hten made In the payment Of the
notes therein seeursd, shall proceed to sell (being
required to do by the beneficiary at auction to tie
MyleSt, bidder, os tue nremises, on IHoRSDA al
yided oncalf interest fin that ground situated at the
northeast corner OF Eerth and Leigh Streets 'front.'
ing 50 feet OH Leigh street aud having depth Of
Ito feet to an alley ten feet wide.
TERXs: Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust aud TO pay of three negotiable
notes daied 9th March. 1875 for 0.25 cac past
due, with Interest thereon h paid and upon the fol-
lowing credits: S50.25 payable on the 10th July,
1876: $50.25 payable OH tue 10th August, 1876:
$50.25 on the 18th September. 1876: and the bal
III any) upon such terms the said Judah shall
direct Or IN case of his failure 10 give such direction,
then upon such terms rs the trustee shall think tit.
H. L. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & CO., AnctIOneers. ~
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"What is more beautiful and poetic"
saws an exchange, ethan the child's idea OF
ice water gone to sleepy" Why, the
mans idea Of it-dcw from the Elyslan
fields compressed by the gods into the most
convenient and seductive shape for trans
portation and the ending Of an Arctic raw
ishment to mint-iulep. Children don't
know what they are talking about.-Loass-
uiRe Coarier-Journal. S..
The young Queen Of Greece, who had
been told that the Pope sleeps On bunch
of straw, asked leave to see his bedroom,
with the usual frankness Of Russian ladies'.
His Holiness complied with her demand,
and showed her hard little bed to which
he had been used since he was military
officer, according to his OWN words. The
Queen thought it inferior even to the beds
OF Russia, to which she was accustomed.
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an Is,su GY.xr TH1RTgEN FsgT LoNe.-

AN IRISH GIANT THIRTEEN. FsET LoNe.--s
rBoston Herald,HThe Irish newspapers
have recently contained accounts of the dis
coycrys Of the petrifed body Of Fin-Ma-
Coul,'' the giant OF the noted Giants cause
way in that country. N would doubtless
he ycrv satisfactory to Irish pride to prove
in this way that the work which the geolo-
,gists attribute to nas.Eals causes was reaiiy
produced by a mighty race OF men, ana
irish credulity would assent readily to the
authenticity Of the discovery. Americans,
however, will, FIR several reasons, fno
| gres,nd for ssepticism. The story;
Ss told bv tho Londonderry Qreland.
| .Sestinei OF the 9Th OF June is thai
0two American gentlemen" came across
4 the giant about four feet below the sul1ace'
4 while they were searching for minerals. As
i the discoverurs refuse to point out the pre-
else place of his long slumber, no one nas
been able 10 see the historic dent In WhlGl
he rested: nor did any one see the pou!
until it was safely slowed away IN taVerI
where ample facilities We're afforded ior col
lecting tickets OF admission The giant Is .
! little more than thirteen feet long: .Hh
! head measures four feet and two lnches IL
circumference, and his feet measures twenty
I one inches in length. The night 1901 Is pro
| ElUPO WlCn SIN bOcS. HC
cidIy folded" and, as in the case OF his giant
shin of Cardiff, the pores OF the skin are
plainly visible. The newspapers of Troy, n
Y.,make known still more important linz
of connection between the two giants. They
say that one of the "two American gentle
men" who have made the discovery at thu
Causeway is Mr.. Dyer, who was largely
interested in the Cardiff giant, one OF tht
workmen in his employ having done tho
principal work in carving that image. The
4 Cardiff giant was certainly one OF the bes
arranged of the many hoaXcs which nave
taken money from the American people
and its pretension to genuinencss was
pressed with an etfrontery which even took
the shape of libel suit against newspa
per which spoke freely OF its real character
whether this new creation OF the American
cold chiscl will prove Us successful Imam
cially in Ireland remains to be seen.
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Mr.. Spurgeon, in some remarks made al
q meeting OF the London Female Servants
Home Society, said good word for domes-
tic servants. A servants position, he said,
was not one OF the easiest In the world, as
most servants knew, and it was not always
the servant who was to blame because she
did not stay long in one situation. He
thought good deal OF good might be done
by reversing the principle OF the Society
and awarding Bibles and silver medals to
mistresses who kept their servants for u
certain length Of time.
George Eliot says Of baseball and cam
paigning: "The emptiness Of oil things,
from politics to pastimes, is never SO strik-
ing to us Us when we fail In them,
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AUCTION sAIiss.-. :rlu,hrs DYE.
BY Sampson Il McCrnry.
Real Estate Agents and Anc- .ioneers,
No co1 HnfI street MA. ,cI,pstpr.s Tn

f
TyRUsTEE'S SALE OF NICE LITTLE
u FARM OF NINETY, ACRES, MORE Or
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, AT AUCTION,
JULY, 1875, ON THE PREMISES AT 8
O'CLOCK p N. by virtueo f deed Of trust exc
cuted on the 11t'I day of March, 1876, by Cattle
fine f. Summers and r. III. Jackson, trustee, TO me
US trustee for the bepeat Of shipp, shai pTocee
to sell, st the time and place above men lhaI
VALUABLE FARM OF NINETY ACRES, MORE
OR LESS, about Ave miles from the city OF Man,
chester, heavily wooded and timbered, with Small
but comfortable dwelling and all necessary out
houses. The proximity OF this property to the city,
and containing quantity of wood and timer,
small farms near the; city. The wood and timber
would pay for the place several times over ana leave
enough for al plantation purposes.
TERMS : Enough in cash t, pay the debt secured
and cost of executing this trust, say 5000 the bal
arce upon such terms the said Catherine f. sum
mers shall direct and In case of her failure to give
directions, upon such terms the trustee may pre-
scribe MARCUS A. COGBILL,
Nv Jo19151711&G0 Trustee.
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BY Chatiin, Staples i Co,
Real Estate A,fct4oaeecs,
No. l Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VERY VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES
THE FREE BRIDGE, At PUBLiC AnHcTIQGN,
1876, AT & O'CLOCK r. My ydrtlc of u decree
entered in the Hastings Court OF the city OF Man
chester Va on the LIST day of june, 1876 the un-
dcrsigned special commissioners thereby appointed,
18th day of July, 1876, at o'clock NJ, those two
wcll-built and wel-locatcd BRICK HOUSES on
Seventh street the Free bridge erected last year
h. Mr. j. E. Perkins. The lois front 81 feet and run
Back to Mayo street having depth Of feet on
oc side and 10 feet the other si,se- This admira-
hve located property being on the great free tho
ropghfare between Richmond and Manciester Will
always command good tenants At paying rentals.
NgslMS: Cash enough to pay the costs issd unpaid
expense OF suit and the expense of sale, aud to pay
of .glote of 81 500 with interest from the 9th of
May, 1876. till paid: and the balance upon the fol-
lowing credits: S407.07 and interest plrabe In six
months, and the residue IN twelve months atler date
of s1e to be given for the deferred Payments
bearing six per cent interest, and The isle retained
until the purcliasc-money is paid in full aud con-
vcyanGft ordered by the court.
JOHN +. TAYLOR,
4. &. ATKINSON,
Commissioners
r,I,un,-. IT y G Auctionecrs iva
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s ByU. l.. AppeFson, @'l|f !,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
10l6 Main street. =

DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELLING
~ NO. 8. ON NORTH SIDE OF BAKER BE
TWEEN ST, JOHN AND ST. JAMES STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-Wnl be sold ON the premises, on
FRIDAY, July IA, 1876, at 6 O'Clock r. H.. the
aboyedescrbed property, under rental OF u go pen
annum to good tenant The house, recently re
paired, contains four goOd-sized rooms.
Thelot has front OF 40 feet aud q depth OF feet
4 TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen mouths 10: negotiable notes, hteresi
added, secured by trust-deed.
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K fss5Ff2; by II. Bates, Fl"
4, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street. :,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN SID
Il NEY,-As trustee In a deed from Daniel Pleas
ants dated December 2, 1876, duly recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court, shall, In execution
thereof sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 18th Of July, 1876, at o'clock
PM, LOT Of 22x16S feet on the west side of
Laurel between High and Holly streets. -
"a ~ M. BATES, Trustee.
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by, W. Goddln, Il
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,.
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets.

TOR SALE ATAU VALUABLE
Il TIMBER ON Attract. OF LAND IN THE
COUNTY OF PRINCE GEORGE, AND 4 SPLEEN
EDMOND STEAM SAW-mu.L.-Atl the request Of
the owner, Mr.. William Gee, will offer for sale at
nv Office In the city Of Richmond. corner Of Bank
ard Eleventh streets, Oh TUESDAY the 25th day OF
July, 1875. ut 12 81, ail the STANDING TiMB ,.is
Disputanta The said tract it Is estimated, will cut
about 100000 feet of orietnal-gr0wth pine At the
same time and place will sell one TIIIRTY-HORSE-
POWER STEAM SAW-a1I nearly new, made by
Ettenger & Edmond; four good BOGf-CARS; one
LOG-WAGON, &C., SC. -! 49,
Parties desiring 10 examine this property VIII pc
shown it by Mr.. William Gee, on the premises.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at four, six, and
eight months for negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, and interest added. W. GODD1S,
jv I3-14,l7.19,21.23S25S huctfoHeer.
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,,etssed Of winning manners that secure her
the lasting regard OF such IS are fortunafe
enough to number themselves among ha srs
acquaintance. Either lady would pc IN
ornament to the preside residence. M
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AUCTION sALEs---This Day.
BY Cook l. Laughton, Auctioneer
No. 10 Governor street.

CTOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE FIX
- TURES, &C.. At AUCTH0N.-On THURS
DAY the 9Th instant ut l9s o'clock We VIII sell ut
the store No. 1917 Franklin st1Esst, the stock OF
GROCERIES,
embracing 4 general assortment of wcil-Selccted
goods: ~
SPICE-AfILL, SCALES
GLASS JARS, CANNED GOODS, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
iy12 Auctionecrs.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
i WILL BE SOLD THE ADJOINING LOT,
WITH THE FRAME BUILDING THEREON, con-
sisting Of four good rooms Kitchen &C: This lot is
27x15S feet. "a 80. ~ nj. BATES, =
iyS r r.s,T;, Anetioneer.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD AT PANIC
CPRICES; never rs low before III this city; full
stock Anthracite, all Sizes West Virginia Spint,
Clover Hill or Midlothian, Cumberland or West Viz
pounds, or "a. so for 1850 pounds: Pine and Oak
Wood, $3.50 and Is per cord, delivered free, and
satisfaction guaranteed to all. Ask for 9. II.
PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary streets, and make no
mistake. jy7
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

'V JfnE riL4 BOSTON. AID Mon saksss
TRENL, AND BILLS OF LADING SIGNED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. ". EVFRMAN, Captain
PLATT will receive freight for the above ports till
FRIDAY the 14th instant, ut II o'clock.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals AND stare,
room, 49, second-class passage, including meals and
state. ROOM o. third-class passage, without meals,
-. W.P PORTER, Agent,
1926 No, 1925 Dock street.
TOR NEW K.-The Old AfFFn
l. Dominion Steamship Company IS usssss -,
steamship WYANOkE. Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, July 18th, Mt O'Clock A. NJ. - .~s.
Freight received until O'Clock A. 81.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods Tor
warled with dispatch to all points north, soath,
east and west also, to foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trlp tickets,
$50. Steeragc SO and 49,
G. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
+ tvl2-3t C0mpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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RANKS AND BANKERS. q
ANTHEMS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAD-UP CAPITAL................. oos
2. w. pICKRELL, President.
f. B. sNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, and
| six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without zotice
aud Interest allowed same If not checked on more
frequently than two or three times week.
Bank open every day from 8 O'Clock A. III. I'D 5
o'clock p. n, and on Saturday from 7. n TIL
PM. ~ Je 2s-eod3m {
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD CHANCE.-FOR SALE, A
IA DRUGSTOREin the city of Danville, Virgtnit
Small capital required. For information addrei
box No. 8, Danyttie, Va. Jy lt-6ta
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:RAIIRO.A;.D LINES.
on

;<S-.--.>~--~----<s
81
4. RIcHxosD, YORK RIygH; AND cHBsREAxEI
q 4. Y RA1LnoAD COMPANY,
ofTioE orTHz surERIFTsNpExT,
GREAT 1 RED1e T sti sa'sn i'''s'o
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE. !,
,si % SCHEDULE OF rkAINS: = {: 6,
ut A. 81, arriving at Richmond at 10 A. 81; leave
IiclmoDd ut 8 p. NJ, thriving ut West Point at 8
Trains connect ut West Point with steamers from
fridays, and SUNDAYS, and with steamers for
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS I,
Fare to Baltimore. w
Fare to baltimore and return w
Fare to Washington 50
Fare to philadelphia ~
Fare to New ,.....t.......,..-' ~ ~
fsTe e sioe;pp FREIGHI TRAINS eave cmosd
Mt A. NJ on WEDNEsDAY FRip . ~, and sun 1nd
returning, leave West Point at e:lJ Pm, aEririnIq
Richmond at r NJ and connecting VIII TN, sge
VILE railroad for all southern points. li =,
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on MONDAY;
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY def0re Z. OIL, WI =
be delivered in Baltimore the following day at {
a LOCAL 1li FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger.
coaches attached leave Richmond at $50 A. ". % On
and leave West Point for Richmond the same days
at 1856 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 3:55 7. u
the travelling public and shippers that the steamer
of this line between Baltimore and West Point have
been reftted In the most thorough manner for the
accommodation Of passengers and freight
Travellers taking this line arrive in Baltimore In
ample time TO connect with the rau lines for fha'
delpliia, New York, Boston, and all eastern anu west
crn points. =,
Freishts will be given the utmost dispatch. nc
transfers ut Richmond Of rreghts to or from SOUTH
-, Il T. DOUGLASS, superintendent.
w. N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. NH IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-13
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