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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-07

RicHMoND AND llXNsSyiLLE SxILnoAp (oNpsy
RICHMOND, Va. August A. 1919 =
sdGuEnTTY N 0N m lINS Tl nrSyf, ~,

T,Iru,snrn ~, l1Ia r I:Is ri M = 1.c,.ss
80 JffcfttsnHr VI q n1sst 4 NSy osrrI
~ ~ 81, rys \ rrres e, =,
SGHEDULE OfSGhA1NS, TAXING Eff.
f0EECT AUGUST o., 187E.-TKAIN No, LIVE.
YORK AND NEW ORLEANS ExrREsa-.Ies.n
Richnaond at Ito r. IL. leaves Toinafark n 1:is
PM leaves C1nlA at Isl r. 81. leaves BurEeziiy
Wolf-Trap 1t 8:26 T. b.; leaves Riugyofd NJ T.Se
Pm: leaves Dundee anpperj a. sos r. H.. e.y AVG
Danville at $40 y. M leaves Greensboro at Ilos
p. n. leaves Th1mssyfile ut l1:2t p. 81 = eavss
Salisbury at 1882 A. H.; leaves China Cr1ve =,
Al. H.: arrives at Charlotte 1t 2:f2 A. 81 This fra,
stops only zt stations named above. A
TRAIN no. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW yopp
IExPRESS-Leaves Charlotte at 2:J5 A, NJ. ie.nss
Airline Junction at $40 a.. NJ; Ieayes Ihins
Grove al $3.50 A. M Leaves saiisburs nj I'D SIHa
icayns rf,omssyife nj Sn4 a M irasyas E =. A.
81 c.I = m .{ezves T5.nvfiic ~ o.Ex a. sSVfo
Hrndae NJ a.IIj a M. Ieayes Rtno1ni =. .. teases
n 1900 JToiS ~ ., nor ~ S;tD AZ
yiiie ~ i2:iS p III leaves 3fIula At Ia Hcike-
riyes at Richmond 'at 3:I9 r. H. Thistra,n s; az
TRAIN NO 3.TuroI;Cu MI1r-Nr,v w.
TO SAvAsHAH.-Leaycs Richniond at b:hI, 4 Wa
leaves Burkeyile 1t A. n: leaves Dundee fdinner,
Greensboro, NJ I3S p Ar len wa SaItshnrr a. s"1
fsur,nerl p M. arriyes st fhariostn ~ a8c w
Stons Al All staffons = : s,'.,,"o - W.
TRAIN No 1-SAyIrS.u Asn Npw w..
Eastvari 7 s.re. SSh.r1stta a., s.sS 10 :iokk,
Iir.TJne Tnnction ~ eSs AZ. i..a q: raves
af $40 A. AZ. leaves t;Teensboro,a t In.sa
leaves DanyiIe At I:3S p n: iessns TSnd f. %.
i:4o p, NJ: leaves Burkeytlle ut s:ss D ~
ryex n, Richmond at oar p Stonsst IL "a; AZ
TRAIN No S.-.iYSCnpIfPf: IcSoWxnS Sta9 1.
1ye,t vardT .syes Rfcbmnnd NJ ifs.is WDaLLOS,
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A Solemn Court Episode

Max Klein stocad up in the Pailce court
this morning and answered to the charge OF
being drunk and diSorderly. Max. Is 4
tailor. and last night smoothod his wife's
head with goose. His Honor asAed him
why be beat his wife, and he replied;
4" She me mex mad"
"Wlat did she do 2" asked Judge Lindc.
mann.
at vas dot yot she wouldn't do yet snek
me mad, Shudge," replied Max.
"What did she refuse to dor" asked his
Honor, with some show OF interest.
"She cook me mitout my dinner" sadly
answered Max, "und she meks me noddlng
so much ash putton NIT mine schlrt Pc
hint" Said his Honor, 81 was Just about
to lay it on thick on you, Max, but that last
observation shall soften the asperity Of JUS
tice.. I ann lone, lorn bachelor myself, l
have never known the pleasures OF the do
mestic hearth-stone, No pratting children
have ever climbed upon my knee and called
me "Papa," and put little molasses-stained
fingers on my nose. My sfumbers in the
still watches of the night have never been
disturbed by sweet, infantile cry for sooth-
ing strip, and the buttons upon my interior
garment are conspicuous by their absence,
and there are no wifely fingers to replace
them. What are wives for il they are not to
sew on buttons on mems shirts, and get a
thrashing il they fail?n ..-.
His Honor wiped away tear, kicked out
sideways at Frank Ramsey, to make him
quit winking at one OF the girls on the bench,
and resumed:
"Max, you undoubtedly did right. II
she refused to sew on buttons she should,
of course, be promptly killed and her scalp
hung in the city market-place as warnisg
to other wives who refuse to perform the
duty for which they were created. Now
Max, don't you feel proud, you mean brute?
Even the fierce hyena is tender towards his
chosen mate, and never pounds her head
with goose because buttons are missing.
Pay SIS and the costs, and if ever your wife
appears to prosecute, I'll give you all the
law will allow me to put upon you."-Cin-
cinnQti Times.
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For the Dispatcfhl
whore to Record Deeds as between
Corporation aud Counties.-.A Decon.
nfaa Discovery.

where to RECORD Deeds as between
Corporation aud Countfes..A Decon.
nfaa Discovery.
There lie no doubt but what the Legisla.
fure OF Virginia, In 1S06>'61, passed o law
recurring all deeds Of bargain and sale,
deeds OF trust, &c., to be recorded in the
Hastings Courtclerk,s office OF cities, where
the land involved " ihS within the jurisdic-
tion of the Corporation or Hastings Court. =
L may not quote the exact hng.Mge. IL
seems that the Supreme Court OF the State
has decided that the jurisdiction OF these
corporations extend one mile beyond the
corporate limlts, and heIcethese deeds must
he recorded in the clerks Offices Of the
cities. This is the substance OF it all, and
the law, unjust, unreasonable, and oppres-
siye to counties as 1t is, appears unambigu-
Gus.
But is 1t not passing strange that the dis
coyery OF the existence OF this statute should
only be made ten years after its enactment?
At the time Of its passageI presume the city
and county Richmond and Henrico) had for
!. its Representatives In the Legislature law
gers or real estate agents. Since its passage
we have constantly had one or the other,
and sometimes both. Watchful guardians
OF the peoples interest they have been tru.
ly! They have either been ignorant OF what
concerned because the law affected not their
interest and would not trouble them-uos
unlike an acquaintance OF the writer, who,
one dsy riding on horseback along tase
road encountered large EEmocaa-
SIM On reaching Ecme he related Toe
incident to a friend, who inquired II
he had killed the snake. s'No; hang she
snake; I never expected to see it again, and
it Will never bite me-" But not only the
ghost but the reality Of this law rises up
now to reproach these guardians OF the peo-
ple's interests- And all the lawyers pS the
city and county, who have been examining
these titles for the last ten years, tnd re
ceiving ample pay for doing so, sherEM they
not have known where those deeds should
be recorded? Ifsw many titles aaSe they
passed on during this time as COED! In
view of the large expense the people OF the
counties will be subjected to ia rerecordlns
their deeds, and the annoyance and proba-
bly, loss, it becomes question OF morals
and right whether these Fees f01
examining titles improperly passed on :as
good in the face Of this law should not he
j refunded. And il reports be true. some OF
this profession, who have in MI probability
been examining titles TO these lands, are now
endcsworing to take legaa advantages OF tile
unfortunate hndholdeTs who haHe then
deeds recorded in the ~Eong place.
1t is scarcely necessary to comment on the
injustice of .this remarfsaaAe law. IL the
Legislature may thus divert the revenues Of
the counties to the cities, aad DEPRIVE citi
zens OF the right to recea their deeds III
their own counties, and gay thee own
clerks for doing so, why may 1t not dlrec1
the tax-collectors Of cities to collect the
taxes OF this district (within THE milta anC
pay it into the city treasures
HENMCo (Hithin the ms3e).
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tFor tie Dispatch
Moonlight araa Sea.

beneath .yon waves this orb of day
Has faded from our sight away, -
And in his stead the Queen OF Might
Sheds far and near her stlvery Hghts
And faithfully her part does play So
To turn nights darkness Into Day.
II.
Gliding ashore with siivery feet,
Thc waveicts and the sands ITO meet.
Tire plxintiye sound and gentle sigh
Would make one think s0sne Naiad nigh.
Who wanders far DER sea and strand
That che may touch lrer lovers hand.
Irf>
What scene for love could better be
Than here, with moonlight and The seas
Seeming as IL poiIe fslry's wand
Were stretched abroad DER sea and lansi,
While that sweet peace we rarely see
Is resting low on you and me.
t..t ".
Oh, that this scene would ever stay
unbroke' by carc and 1awn!ng day;
While uaugft OF strife and HES alarm
Should ever come to do us harm,
And 20 through life AZ now we SAND.
Contented, happy. hand In hand. 70 /,
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r,,onti,y Feattev stones Mississippi brigade
we're eamnHa near the city. The gallant
Major B., or feather ness stnh, had fallen
in love with i young lady living near by,
and Nsed to take the brigade band ever to
serenade her. One. witchipgg night when
The moon was young and the stars were
bright, he repaired with the band 70 the
usual rendezvous. Strain amer strain OF
sweetest melody aroae upon the ar, ana
finally n window vas raised ana sooty
face projected. Major" said she, !" MISS IS
Fannie has done gone to town. bnc won, !!
you pleas play de Making BRO 1or me.
Imagine, II you can, the Majors feellngs.
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"Public AMirs.''

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Sir,-I read In your issue OF Saturday
morning, at the close of Governor Tilden's
letter, the following:
cit is the first duty Of citizen OF the
republic to take his fair allotment OF care
and trouble in public affairs"
Sir, you will have the goodness to explain
this. Mr.. Tilden. is bachelor. What in
his case is ga fair allotment? JONES.
"JoNEs" seems from his name to be a
relative OF Mr.. TILDEN's. We therefore
respectfully refer" his question back to
himself.
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IN A HoRN-AMATEUR CONSOLIDATING.
The Virginia City Chronicle is responsible
for the following:
At the trial Of an amateur cornet-player
named Montrose, on charge OF disturbing
the public peace, Mrs. johnson, his land
lady, testified that when he came to her
house it was full of boarders, but that many
of them left at the end Of week because
they had not slept well, A boarder swore
that Montrose played at oil hours OF the
night; that he couldn't play more than
three consecutive notes without stopping
to take breath, and that his perform
ance was Of 4 nature sufhc1entiy eXcrtl-
eating to drive an ordinary man insane. A
man who lived two blocks away testl1ed
that he had once got out OF bed, supposlns
that the noise was made by COW that he
had lost a few days before. A second
boarder didn't like the music, and had fire.
ouently gone up in the canon and Laid
down in the old tunnel to get some sleep.
He was OF the opinion that man living in
the next block would have no grounds for
complaint provided he stuffed enough
cotton in his ears to shut out. the
sound. Chow much cotton would
be necessary to accomplish that re-
sult?" the prosecuting attorney asked, ~
think an ordinary bale of New Orleans cot
ton, Xxx prime, might last man two
weeks-if his ears were large, like yours, it
might take MORE" was tie reply. An old
man, put on tue stand for the defence, said
that the sound OF the cornet lulled him to
sleep. In cross-eXamination, however, the
opposing lawyer whistled beautiful Blue
Danube" and the witness swore on oath
that, in his opinion, the tune WINS eYankee
Doodle" The only other witness for Mont
rose had never been disturbed by the cornet,
although he slept in the next room; but the
fact came out that he was too deaf to hear
anything fainter than q steam-whistle.
Montrose was fined $40.
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I CoiSCIDENcE.-[F From the Kansas City
Times. ]-One of the most remarkable in
stances OF the strangeness of events came to
light q few days ago upon the arrest OF The
odora Dickerson, the korsesthief. The crime
for which he was arrested was. for stealing O
mule from DR.. w. FL. Grimes about seven
years ago. He was arrested with one Tom
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BY James III. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
!. office corner Eleventh. and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
" WE'LL KNOWN, AND XALuAIBaLJEsn i EAMH
IN THE LOWER PART OF HENRICO COUNTY,
FOR SALE Ar AUCTTON.-In pursuance OF dc:
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Henrco county entereS
on the 22d day of June, 1875, In the SUIT OF SeoFge
w ROyster vS. Crump,s administering and joan y.
Carriers executor and al. / shall, on MONDAY the
I4th day OF. August, 1873, In front OF henric9
cling at IL o'clock n, proceed to SELL subject to the
widows dover rights, the above-meationed FhRM y
Carter at the time Of his death, containing some
-FOUR OR FIVE HUNDRED ACRES Of valuable
farming and timbercd Land, with improvements
suitable for farming purposes
This farm will be sold as whole. subject as above
stated to Mrs Carriers dover rights therein; and not
by the acre; therefore no survey has been made.
Bidders win have to inform themselves on this sub
feet from the land books and title-papers.
TERMS Enough In cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and costs Of suits the residue credit of one, two,
and three years, the purchaser giving bonds, with
good personal security, for deferred instaments.
A. X. COURTNEY.
Special Commissioner.
JAMES ". TAYLOR & SON. AuctiOnecrs. au
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TEE HAWKING BIRD.-The thlnlble story
OF the Danyille Nens reminds us OF az,
anecdote, says the Lynchburg Star: Just
after the Seven Days fight around Rich
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

EUK W Est,
Leave Richmond ut 4. b., $3.50 F. IL, and 10 p
NJ.
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
seepers for New York.
A. n. daily Except Sundays) making close CON.
nections ut Shepherd for the northwest arriving 4,
Philadelphia at $50 ?. NJ. and New York at l0:20
7. ii. l.. II. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
a. $. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger Agent
T.R. SHARP,
jyS Master Of TRANSPORTATION
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BY Cook i LaEKhton, AuctiOnecrs,
No. 10 Governor street.

SALE.-As trustee, l will
= sell at the auctisT-housc OF Cook & Laughton,
No. 10 Governor street, OH TUESDAY NEXT the
9Th instant, at IL o'clock, the following articles
elegant VELVET CARPET but little used:
excellent PA1LOR SUIT, covered with SIX
brocatele, In rosewood frame;
l INVALID CHAIR.
OAK EXTESSION-TABLE.
5 OAK DIEING-ROOM CHAIRS.
4 OAK ARM CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
good CORNERSTONE and FIXTURES,
l SIDEBOARD-SAFE,
2 GUILT WINDOW CORNICES.
A. w. G. SAfYTH, Trustee.
COOK ( LACGuToN. Auctioneers.
AL 2-W.Th.S- STu5t
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RIcnxoSp, X DIRK RIvxR AND G1IEsPEAKEI
RAILROAD COHpkyT,
OFFICE OF THE SCPEEISTESDEST.
aru RICHMOND, VA, March ID, 1870.
GREAT REDUCTION.
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

REDucTIosNS n !, pA AS |; 5Is FARE
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Poln: Dali!
ut 8 A. H. arriving at Richmond at 10 A. VI: e1's
Richmond at +. NJ, arriving at West ro'u' a '
Trains connect at West Point with steamer mon
Baltimore and all eastern points ON WEDSEsDA5L.s
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with steamer, y y
Baltimore and all eastern points OH MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. a.,
Fare TO Baltimore and return. 50
Fare TO WASHINGTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SS
Fare 70 New fosk.,,....... ...........'.."' Il %
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave K hnd SIiS.
DAY, connecting at West Point With steamer,
delivering freight In Baltimore early ne5t mxryis,
returning, leave West Point ~ 2:15 7: d., sth ia
q e. M ,Ss and
Vile railroad for al southern points ,.oNpiY
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on MoNSDa .i
WEDS ESDAY, and FRIDAY osfors !. ~. w. =,
be delivered In Baltimore the following aA' -
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with pssseWasssss
coaches attached leave Richmond ~ Joy =. "a
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SAfI .a,o nss,
at i ii:sS A. AZ, ssrsv,ng IL Richmond st s:53 r
6 The management tskes pleasure ia aanoa a,sa,sea
the travelling public ind shippers that the nv.
OF this line between Baltimore and West POM +,
been reitted in the mos. thorough manner i0'
Travellers saking this line arrive in BaaGnssSn ,.
ample time 70 connect With Tire ral hncs io ,.es..
delpbss, New York. Boaton, aud all eastern anu
Meisits vim be siyen the utmost dspa,ee ,,o,iS.
traasfers at Richmond of freights to or from 'otA'
s.A pA1 ii. DOUGLASS, sapcrinte.n,aSsaissi
w. n. BRAGG, Master Transport - -
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VALUABLE WEST VIRGINIA LAND

VALUABLE WEST VIRGINIA LAND
Y FOB SALE.-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed to me october "a, 1871, l win sell
ut public auction, in front Of the United States
courthouse, at Richmond Virginia, OIL SAT-
URDAY the 10th day OF August, 1876, at
~ O'Clock Ma TRACT OF LAND in Nicholas
county, West Virginia T., containing Two TH HOY
ACRES, OH the north side Of the Nicholas and Foca-
hontas road, and on the Cranberry and Cherry
sugar-maple, buckeye, and walnut timber. 1t is all
rich land, and large portion arabic. There Is coal
and iron on IT, but 1t Is not sold rs mineral land II
and twenty-five from the nearest point on the Chcs-
apeake and Ohio railroad.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In equal install
meits payable In and two years, for which bal
ance negotiable Eotes will be taken, secured by L
deed Of trust upon the property.
y29 .@i JOHN JOHNS, JR., Trustee.
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttonecr,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF NAN n;
CHESTER, SITUATED ON THE CORNER Si u OF
TERSBURG TURNPlkE-By virtue Of certain
deed Of trust from H. Hitehsoes and fs e 7e
recorded in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
Manchester, u. B. /. page $685. default having been
made IN the payment of the note secured ~ sala
said note will proceed to sell at public auction OH
the premises, on THURSDAY, 10th August, 1S76, at
MS fronting on the Richmond and Petersburg turn
pike so feet and running back an Irregular depth
the line along Ernett street, being ZeI iect 10 FIJI
more or Nineteenth street.
TERMS: So much in cash rs may be necessary to
deray tho expense OF executing this trust and to pay
off and discharge a note secured in said deed for
s45O -four hundred and lfiy dolars), with accrued
Interest; balance Of the purchase-inoney on such
terms as rnay be made known at the time of sale.
iy3I N. VI. LEE, Trustee.
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90 BY Hill & Anderson.
Grocery and Commission Anctioneers,
No. 1924 Main street.

WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY the
w 18th instant
neutrality-suspicious., SIDES, and HAMS;
LARD;
ALSO.
BULK SHOULDERS,
TEA, COFFEE, BROO3fS
BUCKETS. TUBS;
SOAP of all sorts;
INDIGO:
notwithstanding aud ScrubbinB, &C.
WIN be added to the sale
FAMILY ROE HERRINGS.'
Persons wishing to have goods sold Will Please send
them in early. HILL ASDEkSoN,
nu7 Auctfonccrs.
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DOR RENT OR LEASE wish to rent
n or lease my BOILING CREEK FARM, IN the
county of Amherst, opposite Lynchburg, containing
about seven hundred acres, about one hundred and
eighty in james River low lands, and not sub
ject 10 overflow. The high lands are Of superior
duality. The improvements are good. There Is
upon It good water grist mill. Mr.. c. l. Carter,
whose farm adjoIns, will show 1t to any person de-
Mrs. II. c. HAMMOND,
au 2-2aw4w Lynchburg, Va
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-~~~--~~--~---
.-fs 8 n by J. d. Whitehead.
Brocefy Ancttoneer and Commission Merchant,
1913 Main street.
r .pcE SAFE. On GROCERIES, nil

r ARGE SALE OF GRO CERIEs.--I will
Ia offer at auction THIS Mondayl MORNING,
TIN instant, commencing ut 10 o'clock promptly, .
large and well-assorted stock Of GROCERIES, &C.,
IL bags CHOICE RIO COFFEE
8 bags FAIR RIO COFFEE,
hogsheads BACON SHOULDERS.
80 boxes BACON SHOULDERS,
B boxes CLEAR-RIB BACON SIDES,
boxes CLEAR-RIB BULK SIDES,
Is boxes BULK SHOULDERS,
tierccs CAEVASSED HAMS
: Q tferces PLAIN HAMS,
80 kegs PRIME LEAF LARD.
so barrels SMALL No. 3 MACkEREL-neW,
Is barrels EASTERN HERRINGS,
10 haIf.barrels HERRINGS.
-. Is sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
20 caddies CHEWING TOBACCO, q
5000 CIGARS.
80 barrels FLOUR.
90 boxes LAUNDRY SOAP, =
10 half-clcsts GREEN TEA.
% SIX-POUND PACKAGES TEA-very nner
20 barrels CIDER VINEGAR.
80 TEN. POUND CANS DURHAMMUSTARD.
> so gross BLUEING.
10 boxes CHEESE.
together with BROOMS. BUCKETS, PIPES, and
any other goods offered In time.
TERMS: All sums over 800, thirty days; under
Sl00- cash on delivery. au 9
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Postponed till M0yDAY NEXT, the 7th August
at same hour.
aud THE COMM3SSIONERS.

HIGH-CONSTABLE's SALE OF FUR
IL NITURE, STOVES, iCHILDREN'S CAR
RIAGES, GLASS JARS, IRON SAFE. &C.-I will
sell at public auction on MONDAY the 7th day OF
August 7f, ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ at my office, No.
1906 Franklin street, below Governor street, the
following property, to satisfy sundry distress-war-
rants and executions In my hands,
WARDROBES. BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS, CHAIRS,
CLOCKS, MIRRORS, PICTURES,
T BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES,
FEATHER-BEDS,
TRUNKS. TABLES,
WATER-COOLERS,
COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
CROCKERY, LAMPS,
WIND0M-SfIADES,
CHESTS. LOUNGES, GUNS,
SEWING-AfACI1lNE. -'
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
One IRON SAFE. .,
TERMS: CASH T. l.. WIllTiHG,
au sgt III. =. u II.
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DOR RENT, AT LOW RATES, m
Il No. 1O4 cast Clay street 10 rooms: H..
No. go west Main street, 10 rooms;
No. north Twcnty-frst street, 10 rooms;
No. 4O5 west Main street. rooms:
No. l442 east Main street, rooms;
No. 2O3 west Cary street. rooms;
No. 500 west Marshall street, z rooms;
No. 3 west Canal street, 6 rooms;
No. Ill west Cary street, 6 rooms;
No. 313 west Main street, rooms;
No. 6O7 west Marshall street, 6 rooms;
No. FL west Canal street, 6 rooms:
No. TIC north Fourth street, 6 rooms:
No. lis south Belvidere street, rooms;
No 316 north Second street, rooms;
No. 525 north Foushec street, rooms;
No. 52l south Pine street, rooms;
No. - Third street, near Grace, rooms;
No 1905 Baldwin street, rooms;
No. 626 North Sixth street, rooms;
No. GA south Pine street, rooms.
STORES AND OFFICES.
No 2202 east Main street, rooms;
. No. south Pine street, rooms;
No. - north Seventeenth street, rooms;
No. - Brook avenue, near Broad street:
No. 423 west Duyal street, 2 roomS
Offices in No. 1902 cast Nain street;
Offices corner Of Ninth and Franklin streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
11l3 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
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EOR RENT, STABLE with LOT and e.
Il SHEDS attached, located on Seventh be-M:I
tween Main and Franklin streets, In rear McDowells
coal-yard Apply at No. II. corner Franklin and
Sixth streets. au 4-cOd3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-07
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAp,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA. June II, 1871

III
Train leaving Richmond ut $50 4. N. runs daily
Except Sunday, stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at 1900 =. NJ. runs daily,
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gsrdonsyllle. Char
lottesvle, Ivy, Mechum's river, Greenwood Wayues-
horo', Staunton, Goshen, Nillboro', Covngton Ale
gh2ny, and all regular STATIONS west Of Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday at 4:45 Z. II. Passengers by this train ST.
rive It Washington 6:10 A. M.
Sleeping cars run on VII night trains and parlr
cars on day mail trains east Of White Sulphur.
Ticket Office and sleeping car open IT $50 p. b.
for the IL midnight train.
Trains arrive ut Richmond us follows:
Express Train daily at.................4:45 A. VI.
Mail Train daily Except Sunday +. n.
Accommodation Train daily Except
S,3U y. G.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above. ~
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond and Danyile and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both 10 and from Richmond.
For further information, rates. &C., apply at SGT
Main street, or ut company's Offices.
CONWAY K. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. NJ. s. DUNN,
je 10 Engineer and Superintendent.