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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE VERMONT ELECTION.
THE DEMOCRATS SNORING GAINS
OYER THE 1874 yOTE.
Bennington Democratic for the First Time
In Eighteen enrs-A Complete Political
Revolution IN the Town Of Norwich.

Bennington Democratic for the First Time
In Eighteen lenrs-A Complete Political
Revolution IN the Town Of Norwich.
BENNINGTON, VT, Sept. 5.-The Demo-
Gratis carry Bennington for the nrst time in
eighteen ,ears. NJ. c. Hutine has 81 muj jnrtY
for rcprcsouta've. Bingham for Governor b. US
81 majority over Fairbanks. The Democratic
gain over the vote Of 1874 is 21 The Democrats
have from 100 to ~ majority on the county
ticket. In six county towns heard from tho
Democrats have elected part OF their county
ticket. he Republicans lose heavily In south
ern Vermont on the Governors vote compared
with 1872 and 1874. For Congress Chilis, Demo-
crat, run ahead OF Joyce, Republican, in this
cOuuty.
In Manchester on total vote Of 4e5. the Rc-
publican majority is reduced G5 from the lAst
euoernatural vote.
For city REPRESENTATIVES B,nnlneton gives
waes. Rep. Loss smulley. Dem, $40. The Re-
public ms carry four out Of the hve wards Of
the city.
Norwich eivea Fairbanks. Rep.. for Goyernor.
l69 Bingham. Dem. III. a Democratic galn ~
~. The Democrats elect Bartlett Sargent Stats
Representative, the first elected by them since
A fil canvass OF Montpelier show. that there
are LOIS males over twenty-one years Of age in
the town. or TINS number the Selectmen threw
out 49, leaving on the voting list e92 names
elilit 10 to vote. he Dcmocrets CHARGE that
HepuDlicans brought many persons from their
srongholds to Montpelier to vote T. Fairbanks
a, Governor, and thus M Ike a good show at tho
Sthte capital. by law person haNlh lekal Iesi-
dence IN the state can vote in nny town, and for
county officers IN any town OF the county II rs-
siding therein. Tue same rule holds In the
Congressional districts.
Eighty-eiQnt towns give Fairbank-. Rep.
0.1l5; Bingham. Dom, 49,. he same towns
In 1874 gave Peck, Rep. 1928; Bingham, Dem.
6S3. The following Is the Gubernatoria vote
Ot somc Of the larger towns anu cities, with tho
comparative vote OF 1874:
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The Union hui ,Ierrymnker,,

There was an immese concourse AT tho Schuei =
zen PARK Union Hil yesterday 10 celebrate the
second day of the rlatdeu sch festival. There were
ANY number OF smusoments 20 attract the multitude
and drsw their money, and wine and ! ger flowed
freely H. lr evening bsOy sRll - be The Chiid ot
couple married at last Afars FESTIVAL, Was halled
tn chi a wtH carried by rs grandmother, vino MAS
ufes-ed IN kT Of many cOlOfs and having gay ktr.
chrf nu hef adj She Was foONtd by the parents aud
triend-, an 0rrarel IN liHtdrulrrn peasant costume.
Toe ceremony performed according 10 tnr Lutheran
ftua alter whrh presents ~ TOYS and preserves we're
gwen 10 the parens Tor the BABY, Then III re was
rchlRh procession. the principals being dressed IN
costumes VI tue mldue ages.
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The Loui.iana u-urpcr. Asking for Troops

WAsHINGTON Sept .. -Gov. Kellogg Marshal
Packard, District Attorney BrckNuh. Col Fander..
Internal Revenue collector iooAr1n, ana J H. q. ~.
KIN, all of l. ulsian', Vi have usultation VITA Al.
toncy General Iatt Tomorrow 10 urge the nece,. Of
rrnd Wurt Unup- Zoo LON. anA, ~ that thr krturG-
lng Bl rd may r.uut ~ fachIiu I tuYtr rnnr tnd
ithicr Tor lrtsd'u without uppuhilun. lhO fulr uf
luttrnI rrNe4uU on, a., in thr u,hrru Sttis hns
ntrn ordered to hn rnfulti Es part uf fnr Frd,rtl
tolrr Az ,ari the ueuluu s,a,os tor TIA, ,Fs1Acsu
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Mnrder b, Colorea Ini,ea .lntc- solaIcr. q,

PUEDIO, Col, Aug. 3O.-John Sutherllnd, a
cattle man, was shot throuih the head and instantly
kled a. o1 Las Anmns sixty miles cast Of here last
Saturday. by party ~ colofed soldiers from Fort
LYON. Sutherland and two friends went ilto Gsrlner
q Bells saIon to take a dnnE. Two negro soldiers
who we're IN tue saloon Insisted on drnklng win them,
which the white men OOJtc ed TO- words pissed DO
tween the p.res. The ne gOes tn"n went toward the
fort returned win nve sir cOmrade all Of
them armed VITA carbnes IheI ald not attempt TO
enter but fred twenty shots Into the saloon aud
then rtu ned ~ the fort nnnOlestrd Sutherland fell
at the nrst nrc. Ills friends were wounded. but not Sc
rOuslYs
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SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 5.-The last rall Of that
portion OF the southern Pacinc Railroad connecting
ths tiN wlh Los Angeles land TINS afternoon at
Lang's 81 ton, iorylwo miles from Lo. Angeles, IN
lht lftscutc oi - large fulCUI-r 90 spectators, lu-
ulng pHrtN of prominent railroad iu D.. cIt, an.
cialr, capt lists. lul44,i,tt. a.. io. i,,l. iUt
rAN II 10" con irfrh To MI 100 NNr lfuIr a ulr- OF
the Nol"fil" ~ white NiI iruuae) ut lt.,arl uc-
tore the G use o. tht YEA.
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The runi,hmen, of IA Fn,her.

Edward Crowly Of lOl East B,oadM recent
arrested for cruelty 10 h4 little son. Fiaub was trrl
inihc Special Scssious yesterday Mls Josephine Hard,
t'slh TINT fhe saw CroNlr, place the h.y brtV .ru
Il knets htikr ulm untu blood noNcd from .is nos,
hhd r'it ana throw MIA against wall. Mr..
lel sti lnl ttr us 1gnd had hahltunlY maltrcafrl
rlanh wi!!' rn" was awDS alWo's. Justice Oitt.'
p@uls sentenced hln TO one lrar IN tht ptrleAiIal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06

NAN FHNNCINVO, NeUt, b.-JamDs Lirk hls
ru'icd tfc trustees 4 the LICK fund that he crcry.s
them of thtr trusi and appointed rev hoard con.
sistIu; OF Abraham Rack. President of the Odu Eel.
love Rsie th,ti,s fum, mrrcuant; ; / III, Il
In secretary 90 ti" fufurna f.nuetr- ana another
b. ns-at tei NNn the Ola hurd pccluse tht, refused
10 NUci MA sou Iuhn WHO Wtz One 90 their ulun,r
aft it'usta ip flfu trftIu ll tr4 IL lJf vet
kAONl What al.iHu iAr httrI WI tA-c
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1"e H'-"'N Assembly ID, rot Tilden and
'u1'o' 30 Clup rasei banner At 20 Delaney street
'' nk'' There VISA great gathering plenty Of nre.
~ DNu n'eN citeung. Cipl. RJn era SAID that he
.rt ilr rIDs" oi tlc c.u1asr and tte beunrrai ie
ertTp 80 iei 'in nilcl d uaud Of music b. M
slls ,,i ,t"'l w. - ficA the Nd un M m aud
o n,r 'ttn.l ALL lui ilcu anl Hendricks %" fne
james VIZ Jl .. 'urus Lukr t0Al as.
Inpiia,i' i'S'; VI, IT, ri.' tef atd MTun hscainan Tle
-'s.eIIe NJ Nlucent. on. VI lhe Bow M bIne- ""
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Tue Connecticut Democratic Convention.

HARTFORD. sept 5-rhe Democratic state
Convention meets to-morrOw. ana many OF tie dele
gses are already here. GOV. Insersoii positively do
cllnrs to again. doe. also tX.Giy t. gIsh.
Am 1hg TIE oanildites Lal 'u are DANii a. 80 o., r
II. LuOui-, r. y. iurbtrd. ClHs. VI. pnHi, ui Judss
q. > ScA muur Tue iulleAiiuiis &C ate luLr
thlt Mr s"ym.ur is mot LA ly To receive tAe LOmnA
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Fmuln,,ns the nr.oI,,u uo..

Henry VIVA IN on, Il well dressed young man
from Bedford avenue Nearing hig diamond Wis
srestcd ia Fulton stree, brooeyu, last night for
speakine 10 hdies lie had been drmknP, and whel
htlEcHnl am ~ me Va ugtU sttVct puurr uCrsn To
take hls ptdi-rW, Nnisusuu leaned ottr ana aId,
stus' me, unt n You luCk m'up. IN fur neat
hclnh HAr the nrFll. I've lut lurrrucc =. 10 nu-
thre anu les Want tu warn you for your oNh'd iu.
lAE" ~ L. nA you next lcrlun. A. va npsser lcu.
hekO.' LOcN llui ui' Was toe turselIls traUr.
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AConcc,.,on To rheI,e Ind,nn..

DtNyEH, toL' Aul. -. Suryayur-Grnclal Sen-
rsh received of'iai announcement to d.Y Of lc res.
slou Of sixteen -qnlro mile OF lanl 10 the il,o,sn
We valley io tnc ln ludian- no accordance with thc
sNpl" ioH' or ihc treaty uslr ny y W. Mi or in 1873
aH f'lN tb 1N .,u.s Ia tpi ut tur t,i,.nlLg ,rtr
'-"'S "''"'" 'f n Wc-rnt hlon tIr Tire trucl
NWnrmuc,a .lau ouihrci m iu tho Aum,s llcv, hut
IT. con fltd uii ii"l ti4 20 san JuInrr,, Nhn, 10
stnNt ut wing up rl ul 1f tu0lr niulng iuu mos.
prcLus trrrtori hAH her, tniorr hOpuu to ID u IL
pr. tA uls slice of tuU i,t l'p-'rN tlun.
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As the steamboat Connecticut # the SCHUYLER
Towing Line goius down the bay yesterday one of
her cannon when had just loaded Tor the purpos,
OF huug salute, exploded tcrflay ijurug tAc rlsht
arm OF NJ buusOr " huluu BIZ" ID dctk iauf. hal
vii open the cover of Au ammunition I. near o. no
winch were t"ray nve pounds ot powder. Ouc Of tnc
snirhs fcl INTO TINS box second tNpu-iun lllur
I igf smitA' james LaN.Jr hcury poye, and bali4j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06

The brokers who iotmed the syndicate to buy
the lev ~ pr cent OOyciumeAt tcuds met "a All
rect yesterday Co. receive r'rurt- OF tc subscriptions
Tie putchlsr from the Govcfumtn was $40 80 D %
hhd The AIM uht Nas uurr than toFtr"u by thr tlO
- ipiluas here ahd IN Lfu4ul. -nI u uln.tet
that tLe excess vi he . OlO 90 t. $4,000, VO),
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The Ma..achu.rll. nemoern.ie conycn,icn.

WORCLs1 En. sent. 5.-Iue Democratic : ate
Convention meets IN this clty tomorrow. A are mum
bcr OF de egatcs % the ci to.uisAt ami there is
every pros. Utt uf iyrli tlNrut4uu.
ihe ifieudH uf taaiirs Francis Adams AMI Nm. GAs.
ton are pressing tlcr candidates vigorously. BJlh
paftie. are Nouuut Mt q suctrs-
Nuthlng Is said uf the candidates except by the
Adams men, WaO claim ,aAt II Adams is dominated
Gastou Ril be glYeA tne zee al placH.
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Temperance men and womon of Newark
prayed Preached ard sang yesterday IN the corrl-
dor Of the Essex County Prison Most OF TIE prisoners
were ranged on benches before the earnest lnn and
women ana the others stood AZ thc doors VI tls ces
The service u 10 De continued.
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PRErAHING I"K rIcroRY

rha Tammany Han General Committee Of tho
Ninth At-cmhY ln- rCt Il To- raise Two banners AZ HUI.
ton ana tnrstupu streets tuis cyeuiug > : Cox,
Surrogate CALVIN, COL IonAluS anu Others are invited
tUsptak.
sixteen Presidents and representatives Of
lndfu aud HtnurlCks Clu1s Ia the klg gam Assembly
District last eNeuiug selected bernhard kos'uDCTg,
presldent Herman sci umbrIck, Wee. rtsItut aud
'ae00 JapDA, Secretary, VI Tue GegItal OIsauILAiop
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Commodore Vanderbilts physiclsns thought
after consulting AT his bedside last night that he WAS
not materially worse than on Monday although he suf
Tered some pain ana restless AnOdynes have been
AdminsIeTed " enable nun 10 s0ep.
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Detective iuudeG OF Phnltrphin c'me To
tins city yesterday 10 kius Tor br. II. 4. ll,lwhlii
whn. On Monday cscapcd fnm private asylum i1I
luuatlCa.
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."ADhID, sept 5-The Government has or
ed b" native and foreign Protestant ehapels Bible
sstIra ana schools 10 Immediately remove All e.ter
fsnhkns plAcAfds, aud IN ptUns Indicating L al
s"SscNVe elDbsssss '''N "Ho"
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One hundred and sixteen towns gives Fair
banks Rep, %.,O2, Bingham, Dem. u 40 he
same towns In 1874 We Peck. Rep. 2l.G4l Bins-
ham, Dem. 9,6,S. This shows u DemocIa alto
gam u l.2U.
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THE TICTORY ~ ARKANSAS.
A Democratic Majority of from Forty %
Fly Thousand.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 5.-Full returns Of
the election in this county are not received:
both sides, however, claim the vi tory.
fvw returns IRON outside counties show
that very full vote has been cast.
The Democrats clam the state Sy forty or afty
thousand majority.
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The insurance company w"u pr"ic-- 10 have
infuruNt .ud 'ut ltuH. le .l' .. 49, .h.t wa ~
uu nle. IL as luruirl l. .tt GO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06

One of Wescott's express cars wns broken
open and robbed Al Jamaica Va Monday Llght, Tue
LoNery gang are suspected.
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81. lorls, Seut5 . - The strike Of tine hremen
nn ht tnir .gl knr. ]. Hun nrt Iacihr I, llHd ~
,uacd tnc COMPANY having Iut tut NlY.Is q. Wa.
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Tue Thcrmom"t,r ~ Sew \oik Yesterday.
A. llu4uut'. 20 3.,l o'coch \. q Gn9 q, 81 /:
y Gl A. A., g. 3apl tf.', q. 6S 9.tl+. ~ ~.
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Sr PAUL. sept. b.-lnteili-euce hy way Of his
n.TcA ls 10 the ELECT that ON the 3l~t Of Aug st
Ten. crook Was near GlendiVe, south oi the
yellow stone, en- route t. Gicuulye for sunt.iics.
Gen. l"rN was Oh tue uJrtn slide Of tAe Yellow
s.one, nitecn miles ntl1w GtruGlNt, marching
toward the Miss ouT below him.
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Rising barometer. n,Tth ant Wr-t Wiuls, and
cll.rr luI.w,.D NtrA.l tui y 1868 ei"lp "t'th T.
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A ESQ tIouse's Nest.

10 tearing down the fixtures OF the old Ger
mania Han IN MOnrOse avenue, Brooklyn yesterday,
the woTkmen found behnd the money drawer mOuses
nest made VI fractional curreacV representing $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-15

s Apply on the psenllses Wy TO-.
NOR RENT. At REDUCED PRICE, "A,
Z ETWo DWELLINGS, on Fifth streas between 81
Broad and Grace streets, suitable For eress-lnaker
miinerv or any sulali business4as the houses are
near Brosa street aad of the best firoushfares
In the eity- Apply to o-rr,,,,
NV est 1921 MaiG street.
A TOBACCO FACTORY in Lynch E::S
IA burg. Vs. can be RENTED upon REA. 6a;.l
Z S1NABi,E TERMS. This factory has q caPacity o,
$500 pounds per day, andhas all the nia.Efery ano
81 : = BOROUEHS & WING,
1906 Cary street.
myjset% Richmond. ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-15
by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALUA-
TANNING SIX HUNDRED AND THIhTY,EiGHT
AND ONE FOURTH ACRES, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OFJAMES RIVER FOUR AND A HALE
NILES WEST OF RICHMOND CITY LIMITS
By virtue of deed of trust executed to the sub
scribers, bearing date Goth Maj. 1868, duly re-
corded In the clerks Office Of Henr1co County Court
On the 12th June, 1858, in Deadlock No. 81, page
the in said deed proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 10th
Nay, 1875, ut o'clock r II. l!f fair If not on the
first fair day tliercafter), that VERY VALUABLE
veY. SIX HUND ji Ed AND THiRTY-EiGHT AND
OF James River low-gfounds, about 100 acres virgin
woodland; the balance in open land, now in grass.
The lands have been much improved since the war
by liberal application OF lime and manure. The
farm Is unusually well watercd by running streams,
and is especially adapted to grazing and dairy.
orchard. Handsome large DWELLING, thirteen
rooms commanding abeautiful and extended view
Of James river Large brick barn, oyerseer's house,
.tabng for thirtyye head Of horses and cattle and
numerous other buildings.
The James River and kanawha canal, passing
through the farm, affords unusual and cheap access
to market.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF sale
and what is now past due, estimated at about
$4,000; or credit Of $1,000 until 25th OF May,
1875: on credit IS to $l0,335 until 25th Of May
1877; and as to the surplus OF sale, such terms
shall be announced on the day Of sale; the whole
credit payments to bear interest from the day Of
1876 to be paid by the purchaser.
w. GODDIN,
JAMES L. APPERsON,
myo,1l,15&16 Trustees.
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AUCTION RA1lE@-EHSure iBars.
BY goddln, warren 81 CO, IL
S. q Zeal Estate Agents and Arcsioneers,
4 i {l6 Main street. Z. .gs 81 4i:3 IS

.rTsHAT TRULY VALUABLE FARM
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
RICHMOND AND HENRICO TURNPIKE AND
GIfESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.THREE
AND A HALF MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the request Of the owners, Messrs storrs q CO.,
We will offer for c1le the premises, at public anc-
tion;3 on THURSDAY the 18th day OF May, 1876,
ut O'Clock z. M, that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
located as above described containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND NINETY-sfx ACRES OF LIND,
ten acres Of which Is meadow land. The whole farm
has been heavily MANFRED. and Is in high state OF
cult vationi young orchard OF or 800 trees OF
choice fruit; we'll OF excellent water in the yard
also fine spring near the house. improvements:
Dwelling with seven rooms ktehen barn, stable, and
all necessary out-ouscs. This farm Is susceptible OF
division, giving to the place with the residence one
hundred and two acres and to the other ninetyfour
acres, with . small house occupied by the manager.
The nearnes5 or this place to the city, with splendid
pike and railroad communication, With turnout on
The placc accommodation trains pass twice q day.
should engage the attention Of these seeking plea
SAINT home, and at the same time gosd investment.
TERHs: Cash sufficient to psy,cxpenses OF sale
residue on very accommodating terms, and made
known at sale. 'GODDIN, WARREN & CO.,
ap 1o.eodtds .3ty s. aas', huetfoneere.
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3RAILRo4D T5rEs.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLxRAfL noaD1orp.x-
~ aEoHp, Va May IL. 1870.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLxRA1LH loNp.y-,
SCHEDULE OF TK s IN 81 i; iAd fN. No
sournLessss aiea 4naN = s xnosK Tine
Burkeyfc &C AN. leaves Dundee AT I'D - n
Issyss nsnyiIie :. LA 6. leaves Greensboro, :.
!; s 1ist,; s sa s sa'sssnry q G4 r sri-es
TRAIN No. 4.-NEw York AND WV or,p.r,
iEI1FEEss, Eastrard.-Leayes Charlotte ut 5zS
SALISBURY st $50 sesges resas,rMs lesyes
IN leaves Danylle 1t 1874 p. NJ: leaves 1nn1Iass
4 Il sieSoh ssy e s Rsssfs,'le G5l
4; ,,;gEAlN No. 5.-LINcHBGnG AccoMMoDlTrox
" Richmond st $40 A. NJ; arriye,,
~. arrives At Lynchnurg at geo r. M.. t''s =
,..IKAlS NO. o.-LIyEnsURG hcCOMNopa nov
Ba,teyls i Ia5 r H. srri1s
/. TRAIN No. 7.-LocAI BuRKEyILLE Accoy,,o-
Rictond fs s1sspt Sunday, WesswsrdLeayes
TRAIN No. 1o.-LocAL BuRKEyuIr Acoo,,
nseopaIieS, EaTasa-Leayes Barkeye at a:ss 4.
Trains Mes. 8 and connect at Ricn,nona ,r,,, a.,
Chesapeake and Ohis railroad. INV" WIN Voc
Trains NOS; and connect ct Greensboro with
The through trains connect at Rlchlnond and m,
dee with trains on the Riehmend, Frederfrt. brs
s1nia Midland and Great Southern raiiTasd nv, VIZ,
from Warrington, Baltimore, Phi!adelpia, and New
Trains Nos. 8 aid 4 e,nnect at chs,,o,., a,
trains On the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Jine ~
road TO And from Greenytlle, Atlanta MontxomcTv -
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and ali aopthwes:,
ern poines, ana With the Charlotte, Columbia and
AuSusta fanroAa Tor Columbia, augusta, Szyapnab
Tzllahassee, and ali southern points. -
Tram 70. connects At Brrkevile with the Alan
nc, Aississippf and Ohio railroad from Lynchhrro
Chattanooss, and all southwestern points 81
Tickets cold to all southern end south weston,
Unbrokep gauge from Richmond 10 New o,,eo,s
Pullman sleepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are good only fer continuous rass.sa
70 the points named on the ticket. No ay-oyer rhrEs
VIII be given. T. Ms z. TALCOTT, :
General Superintendent
q JOHN II. lAchURDo, General Passenger AGENT
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

A GRAND SALE OF TEN ACRES,
a suBDyIDEp INTO 4 LARGE LARGE S S!Tf z IE;T
ADJOINING ELLA PARK, KNOWN AS HAT; At;
TORF'S GARDEN.-By request Of owners RS, / WI VII
sell at public auction on the premises on THURS
DAY, May 9Th, at o'clock P. NJ, sharp, all that
VACANT PROPERTY adjacent to :, Elba and
summer garden. This property Is now being sold OF
In building lots from first hands, and is most desira-
bic as an investment for building purposes 1t Is
surrounded by flrst-cass improvements. ON Its
north rows OF substantial brick dwellings, gas and
water along the streets; ON its west the extensive
improvements of the Richmond FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Railroad Company: and on Its south
the beautiful buildings and grounds of the Richmond
College.
These surroundings at no distant day must GER
tainly greatly enhance the value OF this property
To parties purchasing for purposes OF Immediate
building extra inducements will be offered privately
REFRESHMENTS FURNISHED AT SALE.
o. TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; balance at
six, twelve, and eighteen months, six per cent. In
tercst, secured by trust-deed ,
Lithographic plots of ground can be had on appli-
cation at my office. Come and get one.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
mvl2 Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-15
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAiLRoADl
COMPANY.
-,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Ga, haikkKsoADf
COMMENCING APRIL Isl, 1916, trains
" on this road viii run vs. follows:
$40 A. NJ, THRoUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
day. connecting for all points Souh
and West. Sleeplng-car attached runs
1:45 p. n, THR3uGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and Wet. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close connection ut Petersburg for
Norfolk and at Norfolk with splendid
Bay-l!ne steamers for Baltimore, Phil
adclphia, and New York. Fare as low
~ by any other line.
$40 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily texccpt Sunday, WITH
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
ESQ A. n, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum-
dayj, with coach attached
1900 n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
1885 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West Pullman
sleeper attached, running through
to Baltimore. Also making close con-
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West.
The 81 A. III train from Richmond, and Ge 100
This Is the only line with double daily trains making
close connections for Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
Savannah, and the South.
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond :n st
1:45 2. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
NH IS O'> A. SHAW, Superintendent.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CuESPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF TIE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND. VA, March Is, lS7b. J
GREAT REDUCTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-15
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
O,BLE REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL BY
AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions OF decree
tered on the 9Th day Of May, 1876, In the suit Of
Peay us PeaJ and Others, therein depending shall,
said suit, sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY the 10th instant, at 6 o'clock T; NJ,
the REAL ESTATE mentioned In the decree ai9re-
ING with eight rooms: kitchen and water on the
premises: and LOT 80 by 1872 feet with 4
STORE-HOUSE attached, which fer thirty years
has been an excellent grocery stand on the west Side
of Thirtieth street. corner Tor Mason street Also,
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fronting
Is by 1872 feet each, adjoiIiing the above on the
south.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In four, eight,
and twelve months; or one third cash, balance In six
and twelve months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments with Interest added aud title re-
tanned until the whole prrchase-money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
- .-rE JAMES PLEASANTS,
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & CO., AuctiOnecrs. my IL