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don't believe he was much happier than
Mrs. Boyd. Her eyes were SO full OF
eals that there seemed to be about
eight pairs OF suoes, ten bags and half Il
dozen Mr.. Boyds; but she managed to
lay hands on the real one, aud him she
embraced feTVently. Then she brought
out the cookies and sugar balls she had
made, and said to her husband in very
shame-faced way:
See my poor presents; didn't know
the children would have anything nice,
ana made these. l guess | wont put
'em IN their stockings though, nuW."
But Mr.. Boyd insisted on tneir going
IN with the other thlngs, and | tAiuE
they were priced by the children a little
more dear!y, ii sucn thing could be
possible, than those which tney called
their "bOughten" presents.
Now, l can't begin to describe the
JOY I'll time they had the next morning,
ana particularly the utter asLonIsnment
oi Jack, VINO didn't expect Il thing, and
hadn't even hung up stocking. When
taat devoted boy recognized one Of his
own gray socks, crammeu lull of knobs
and punches, wltn beautiful plush cap
Un top, he was aim Jst out OF MIS- WIS.
Likewise, Mrs, boyPs surprise was
great A. the discovery OF her new dress.
Ine little girls were TOO happy that day
10 DO much else but count and ARRANGE
and rea. range their delightful CHRIST
ma presents.
Mr.. Boyd killed chicken, and Jack
contributed four quaIls which he had
caught sIHce market day, and Lhe IeSti-
VaIol Christmas was kept With mucn
nllariJy by the Boyd family.
Ine neIghbOrs, one by one, were sur.
prised that Mr.. Boyd hadn't dropped in,
as he usually did on Sundays ana noll-
days. But Mr.. Boyd was engaged else
wnere. And this was only the begln-
Mug of good days for that family, tor,
somehow, The Christmas feeling seemed
10 last through all the year with Mr.
Boyd. and through many other years !;
and the little ball set rolling by Jack
with his quail-traps, grew to be IL mighty
globe Of happines, Tor the who iamll.
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While Cincinnati sits serene, as the
Queen City of the West, and the great
commercial center OF Continental
though not perhaps "terminal poinr
in the sense in which Chicago enjoys
that distinctlon-the latter city and ST..
Louis are wrathfully measuring each its
relative strength to command the trade
OF the West and Southwest. From
mutual recrimiTation, the newspapers
OF each town have commenced trounc-
ing their own citizens for being remiss
In securing trade and traffic. BY the
Chicago press it is now alleged that ST.
Louis Is throwing out her tentacles over
territory legitimately belonging to the
former city and drawing it into her
voracious nav. The enterprise Of St.
Louis is depicted in warm coIors and
expressive language in order to arouse
Chicago from what is alleged to be q
state of paralysis or coma. 1t 10
charged that the trunk lines discrimin.
ate in favor Of St. Louis on EASTERN
bound freights and passenger rates.
=
St. Louis, on the other hand, sits down
and confesses that Chicago is nothing
better than a graminVorous and car
nivorous brute, and is gobbling up all the
pork and wheat in Western Missouri (,
Kansas, Texas and the Indian Terrltery,
and commanding the trade of all those
States and Territories, which Of right
belong to her. The St. Louis Daily Jour-
nal says that "ior years st. Louis busi-
ness men and capitalists have done alb
solutely nothing to bring TO the ware
houses and elevators and stock-Yards OF
Mis- city the grain, the live stock and
other products of the great southwest
"While st. Louis has been asleep Chi
cago has been quietly tapping our rail
Toad liues to the West and drawing OF
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WASHINE Is rapidly taking tho place 0
Observation-Disclosures.

The rapidly and certainty with which
Dr.. Norris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound cures diseases OF the
respiratory organs and It's reliability
as remedy for consumption long ago
secured for it foremost rank among
the medicines of its class. II is, in fact,
THE recognized specific for throat ana
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ANOTHER sensational enterprise has
sprouted up into public gaz, :,
but before it bore fruit perished
untimely. This time it was in Boston.
This moral exhibition was to consist Of
five hundred handsome women clothed
in gorgeous costumes and representing
rangements were quite well advanced
when tue protector, Mr.. Donahue, was
informed that he couldn't have the Hall
horticultural Hall-which he had en-
gagged. The committee in charge Of the
hall had became suspicious that there
was, or might be, little something off,
color in the DOnahue exhibit, that, it
being OF SO cosmopolitan a character,
the Fiji Islands and Senegamba, and
sundry other natiOnalities lying scat
tered around loose on the outer edge Of
civilization, might insist upon being rep
resented in their primitive costume-a
costume more tropical than gorgeous
and that Cleopatra might want 10 come
in with bevy Of dancing Sirens from
the Upper Nile, and that would never,
never do in Boston. So Mr.. D1nahue
has a large wardrobe and law suit on
his hands, while the hall trustees enjoy
law suit and clear consclences.
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ONE dog at least has had his day. 1t
was the animal that captured Henry
Day, u Georgia chicken thief.
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The worlds choice.

Competent judges representing the civilized
people of the world, appointed for the knowi-
eugG of particular arts or sciences, convened
al hlladelpula for six months, to d, eide upon
the paraCIve merits Of the various inyen-
tlons OF manEind, awarded TO the manu- ac-
turers OF Ben.on's LanCne Pornus PllsLer
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IN the whole cat catalogue atthe New
York Cat Convention there is no cat-U-
nine-tails.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT said: "W o.
men are not I'll to have m Jney, anyhow"
Crazy? OF course he was crazy.
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THE wicked stand in places
after Christmas.
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A ST LOUIS man has distinguished
himself by killing mule.
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Seaside pleasures renewed by using Dit
mans sea salt, the genuine article extracted
from the toaming billows ASK your druggist
for it, A. j. DIlMAN, Chemist, Broadway
and Barclay streets, New York.
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To the humble and creduIous as well as
to the rich and skeptICaI, DR.. BuIfs
Cough Syrup is true and weIe ,me
rIeud.
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the highest
and 0 IL | y
nj c d a |
a b Q V Z all
foreign and
American
c 0 III y e t i =
tors, on the
z I o u II d o.
Its grea t
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w EAK BACK
Benson's Capcine
Plaster
Streng gthens and
Cures.

member that this decision was made by folu
practical and skllful physicians.
Remember when you are suffering from any
ache OF pain that Ben5ou's Capcine Plaster is
the best remedy ever devised lOr external diff
culLies. Sold everywhere. Price 25c.
WIQuTNE Is rapidly taking tho place of
w hCAlNL Soap, because it Is 50 much
cheaper, and does away with rubbing. 1t
washes like magic, and IS positively harmless
to clothing. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher rec
ommeuds it to all housekeepers. Sold by all
groCers. Price SC.
SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
M,W&S q Platt Street, New YORK.
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superiority
over other
pl q s t c + .,
and Its won-
terful PAIN
relieving,
strengthen
ing Il cura-
ave proper
Jies. II e
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CINCINNATI HAMILTON ( DAYTON


lcaYe al J:53 N, and arrive at j:lS NJ.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND CHICAGO.
Depot, Fifth and HOadly. City time.
Chicago Ex................ 7:23AM 9:3Pu
Richmond AC............. 2:25rA I:l3PH
Chicago Ex. daiy......... b:53PM S:43 AN
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON INDIANAPoLIs.
Depot. Fifth and uoaQIy. City time
indianapolis MaA......... T:23AM 9:.3PM
lnulanapolIs Ac........... 4.43PM 1:l3A1
BEE LINE DAYTON SHORT LINE ROUTE, c., c. c,
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RAILRO AID TIM E.
CORRECTED TO ACCORD WITH
CLNCINNIII TIME.
CINCINNATI s0UruERN RAILWAY.

Depot, Ludlow, Ky. City time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

RICHMOND AND PETBRSBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING JANUARY /, 1877, trains
~ on this road will run Us follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1926 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. Sa-
vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta Macon,
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Southwest;
also CONNECTS ut Petersburg with the
Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lyuchburg. Farmyille, and other
local stations on taat road. This train
stops only n Manchester and Chester
l:2OP. 81, ACCOMMODATION daily. lassen-
gers taking this tr:n will MAKE close
connection nj Petersburg fpr Norfolk.
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-l!ne
steamers for Baltimore. Philadelphia,
and New YORK. ami With the Old Do
mnion steamers for New York, stop
pny At all regular stations on signal
500 p. ~, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, Win
Ills PM. THeoUGH NAIL daily except sun
dayl, connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington, Charleston. savannah.
and al points in Florida. Pullman
sleeping car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:sa A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL Iy Isxcspt F Sgg
ericksDurx and Potomac railroad for
7:45 A. b.. FREiaHT TRAIN daily except Sun
400 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIR G85in ft,sfhs ThAS with
passenger coach attached: na,,,r.
1905 P. NJ. THROUGH AAri, daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points Eas.
and West. Sleeper attached, running
through. Also, making close connec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
all points North aud West This train
stops only ri Manchester and Chester
This Is the only line running double daily train
FROM Richmond South. .s -.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start IRON
de 81 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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BrpcHsR m cHrcAao. = Great Is human
curiosity. This. trueism was wonderfully
eyemp,ified on last evenings when nearly
three thousand people faced the cutting
northern blasts to hesr and see--espectaily
sce--Henry Ward Beecher. McCormick
Hall WIN comfortably seat TWO Thousand.
The stage was arranged TO enlarge this ca
pac,ty by at least three hundred, and be-
sides this extension to meet the demand,
every available inch OF standlnR~roona was
occupied at dollar a tsstand seats hfty
cents extra.
For AN hour or more, while the great a.i.
diepce was gathering, north CLARK street
presented very animated appearance; Ine
fhronp OF carriages was simply crushing
the procession OF those afoot passing over
Ciark-Street bridge seemed to he WITHOUT
end. while about the door the crowd WORK
ING their way into the hall was at times OK.
nsneratins In Its unwieidiaess- besides
those bent on attending the lecture tnere e
were hundreds drawn to the scene py me.e
idle curiosity, and The numeef VINO W. W.,
deseru,iued to inseigle the unsuspectng
wavfsrer into the purchase OF a photo,
nranhic image OF Beecher--~ Tor the smai'
snm of ten cents ".-was simply legion
Times, l5th
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AND DANVILLE
IN RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1876.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAhtNG EfFIei
THROUGH MAIL.
7:5o A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting a.
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. ". n. G. Il. RAJ
Charlotte With trains on Atlantis ana
Richmond Airline railway for Az
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville MoniR9inseI
ry Mobile, and New 9 ly,,5 = and q AL, asi
A. r. r. for C.oiaiabia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACcOsMoD , IT. lQGSS,,,ev,,,e.
Farmyie, Lyrchburg, and lnierme.
- dlate points, making close connection
points
THROUGH FREIGHT,
moud daily Except sunday ior h!hIuu
..g.s burg arriving at Lynchburx o:lo A. u
.,,c.. THROUGH MAIL, ,,s.,,np
TAT p M arrives Kichlnond daily i,Iy so n Wa
C, X. r., c. c. and A.. Il. *. h.' auo
..y u ktIanta and Richmond AIRLINE ra,-
way from all southern and soutnwess.
crn, points ard with Richmond, Frsases
=. ricksburg and Potomsc and CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railroads for all northern "H'
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMAODATlONi ,.h-
4:'1 E burg, farmvIIe, BurkeIrc, aud all i In
termedisIe points, and from III sou'
western points.
THROUGH FREIGHT. -,...
7:2o A. NJ, with sespng.es s ai aondsyI nom
Lyuchburg leaving LynchburS a. ':o'
r. M. ,,..d
The through freight trains between RlenE,onI an
vnchhnrg. with tlecping-car sttsehed, 9uef uh a
saxI advantages in economy Of time TO oa'spess-hSA
| OF Richmond and Lynchbnrg. .vwas,eyn
| Tickets sold to Az soutn shIr anu
| Palace sIecplug-cars run through St'e'
mGnd ana uooS only for BE-
,weeN the noiits named on tickets. NocaSSr
cheeks NH be given. T. III. X; TAL i.,snasn,.
| .rouu n M.cMuRpo, General PASSENGER A3eh''
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
successor 60 Lyme & BTother,)
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
12l2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND, PAkT OF
WHICH IS HEAVILY TIMBERED LYING ~
HENRICO COUNTY, TWO AND a HALE MILE. ;Ss
BELOW THE CITY ON THE NlNE-M!LE Ois
NEW-BRIDGE ROAD, ADI0lNlNG TIE LANDS
OF Mr.. G. L. MILLER AND OTHERS.-ln pur-
nary 1877, by the Circxit Court Of Hcnrtco county
I'm the suit of Walker and wife rS. Jennings ana az
We shall proceed to sell, upon the prsmi es, on ERi
DAY the 10th day OF Fcb<uary, 1877, at IL O'CLOCK
NJ, the TRACT OF LAND described In the said
decree as containing 1873 e9-l0O acres, being
mart of the tract known as " RURAL SHADES or
"GIBSON TRACT" The soil is good and the ioSa-
ton very desirable. There is npon portion OF TINS
tract body OF fine, heavy in1ber. from which the
purchaser could realize good profit Being so near
q good market, and situated on the Nint.S ROAD
and on the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad and fronting bolL tehould Inc
attention OF parties DESTROYS t1lrchase Ihe tract
can be undivided If desirable.
Also, TWO OTHER SMALL TRACTS OF LhnDD
lyin. near the above-one containing ~ b 6.lUOu
acres which fronts on the Richmond. York River
and Chesapeake railroad, and ad5oins WILHELM Gull
lingswortli's farm the second containing 70 2OO-
1000 acres and adjoins thu land Of John BridgWa-
ter and the land formerly owned by Or. John X;
Garnett These are two nice little un1mpf owed
farms and plat can be- at the office of the auc-
tioneer. ~-. -...-- ..-. II, -., l., ,
TERMS, under decree, are one fourth In cash
residue upon q credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes, six per cent interest,"
added title retained until all the purchase-lnoney Is
paid aud q conveyance ordered by the court.
=. 4. =. COURTNEY,
fe5-llt Specisl Commissioners.
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ANOTHER USITEp STATES MARSHAL. KILL
R;chasomd, Fd., February 14.-On
Monday last Van Hendrix, deputy mar
shall, went to arrest Hub Garniany, In the
upper end OF Greenyslle couney, ). u, VINO
had broken Jail, and was shot and instantly
killed by him.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee-s.
Ills Main street.

H,RUSTEES' SALE OF THREE TWO
4 STORY BRICK STORES AND DWELLINGS
AND 4 TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING. On
MAIN STREET BETW ZEN TWENTY-FOURTH
AED TWENTY-FIFTH STREETS, BY AUG
TLON.-By virtue of the provisions of three deeds
1874, 9Th of March, 1876, and 10th Of May, S75,
to Che undersigned, trustees of the East. Build.
Ing Fund Company, to secure the obligations OF
debt mentioned In said deeds, we shall, rs trustees
therein named, being required so 10 do by said
premises, on THURSDAY the 23d day Of rebru-
airy, 1877, at O'Clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
described in said deeds, consisting Of 4 LCT OF
LAND, fronting AN feet on the north side Of Main
street between Twenty-fourh and Twenly-afth
streets and running back between parallel lines 90
feet win three new TW O-STORY BRICK STORES
and DWELLINGS. and TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING In the rear.
TERMS. The aforementioned deeds require cash
as to So 265-66 with interest thereon from the lst
of February. 1877; but more liberal terms may be
given at the time of SALE
+ so y; F I. ES;1ry,} Trustees.
fe12 CHARLES SPENCER.9
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By f, b. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

T7OUR NEW BUGGIES AT AUCTION.
Il On SATURDAY the l7th instant, at 10 o'coca'
win sell ut auction f not sold rriSac! NJ
ut Morrisons stables, Franklin street. opposite me-
tropolitan Hall, - ssI
9 new TOP-BUGGlES
t@& sew 0PEN-BUGGH- 80. >,
This work Is first-class, and recommends itsei' ="
tn Tssn ~ HAn ., " S,,e E. q. COOK,
lhnsio a. $685. Auctioneer.
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BY W. Goddin.
Read Estate Agent and AuctloEeer'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL COT
y TAGE FARM OF ELEVEN ACRES. IN CHES-
TERFIELD COUNTY, HALF MILE FROM TOM,
ARAWK STATION.-Atther equestof Dir. Bernard
Read. shall sell ri auction, at my 0kice corner OF
hank and Eleventh streets. on FRIDAY Ihe 18TH OF
February, 1877, ut l2 O'Clock Nj his LITTLE
FARM located MS above, containing eleven acres, or
which halfis open hand Of good quality; balance In
woods. Tie place Is enclosed: has two sprin on
~ with NEW FRAMED DWELLING, containing
four rooms, two Of which are MOI llastered an
exceilcnt grocery stand or for blacksmith's shop,
's TrpNs. Ar snlc ". GODDIN,
90 70 Auctionecr.
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BY Chatiu, Staples s Co,
Real Estate Agents and Ayctioneers,
corner of Tenth and Main streets.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND ON THE WILLIAMS.
BURG ROAD ABOUT TEN MILES EXON THE
OF certain deed OF trust executed By Joseph j. W.
Pearce trustee. and others recorded In Hcnrico
County Court clerks Office In d. b OF, pare 587,
being SO required by the beneficiary named In said
deed, shalt SELL IN front Of Henrc2 County court,
o'clock M., ali that certain TRACT OF LAND de-
.cribed in said deed. containing SO 6-1H0 ACRES,
and knswn as CHADICK'S STORE, near Meadow
station. OH the Richmond und York River railroad
The land has upon 1t a FRAMED DNELL!EG-
HOUSE, STORE-HOUSE, BARN, STABLE, &C.;
and some FRUIT-TREES.
TERMS: Cash enough to dcfray the expenses Of
saic and 10 pay off note OF Al 90S0 with interest
srom February 8, 1877, till paid; and the balance
alpon such terms may be announced at The SALE
rrl3 II. T.. STAPLES. Trustee.