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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis.
l113 Main street. IL. ;.

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BUILD
L lNG-LOT ON FRANKLIN STREET, OF
TiON.-On THURSDAY the 18th day OF July,
1877, at O'Clock p M we shall sell by auction, on
the premises. that VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
TIVE Bull DING-LOT, fronting 40 by $50 feet,
more or less, on Franklin Street, corner Laurel
street, opposite Monroe Park, the residence Of Mr.
Charles Skinker and west OF and adjoining the resi-
dence OF DR.. Charles Smith. shaded with beautiful
trees, &c. .o,o
TERMS: One fourth cash. baanee In SIX, tweiye,
and eighteen months negotiable noies given for the
deferred payments with interest added and secured
Inv a deed OF trust. = RICHARDSON Il CO..,
!. " 6 81 Il - 11lS niaih stresh !
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsfI
~ COMPANY. 60 asssrseR
DAILY LINE-sUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR: OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
's PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.

FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
'4 PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. -, IS.
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNF sDAY, May 2, 1877, the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER,
Capt ain j. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain
2. L. CLIFFORD carrying United States mah), VIII
leave Richmond for the aboye-named places DAILY
lSnndays excepted) at z A. h.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical Joints of interest on James river
passing through Dutch Gap). including fortifca-
Hons battle fields jamestown, Fortress Monroe, Kip
Rams, Hampton Roads, &c. &c.
Close connections made at Norfolk with Bay Lime
steamers for Baltimore, philadelphia and New orE;
Fare 10 Norfolk or Old Foint...... .....-$5 6U
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and return..... W
Through tickets to Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates also TO Boston ola FAN
River Line or rid Merchants and Miners Steam
shin Line from Norfolk. - :. .s. .=:.r5 r...
Tickets on safe on steamers, at CARRIER agency, S26
Main street, and at Exchange Hotel Baggage checked
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Excursion tickets good to
goodwin the river and return ssie day by up-steamer
ut 81 round trip; children half price. -li
Liberal Arrangements will be made for. moonlight
excursions, Sundayschool and other pc. MIC parties
Freight received daily {Sundays exeepted) from
A. NJ. to r. .M. for Boston, Norfolk. and Ports
mouth and regular landings on James river, ut rea
sopabe rates. ~.t . .fc 80.
Way-lunding freghts must he prepaid. :. -
: -; ..,, a. i. b. TATUM, General Agent ~
street - - = ,.#! my1
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IlAIaR0AlDsLuNEs,.
- - - 44sA W
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE Rail
-: - ROAD COMPANY.
ssilEt,pIULE OF TRAINS TAXING EyrR,,r
SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1877.
,la MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

80 hAtA lhAlN DAlIH.
go l--f.zo A. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrive. =.
Nd a.. - BarseyiIls 9A4 A. 81, DansllSlee
and an 1 Cha s ssaii,ses1ry S;sS p. H.,
Ner24:3s A. N. leaves ssaET ba.ioa. ;%s 7: d.
+ salisbury ls, $50 "A. d., Grecns :.
IScs slS A; s.. Danyile
z r. W. and Richmond 433 PW
In. lHsooan PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
So.f3--1O:5eP a., leaves Richmond: ,rr,.a
;. YIst, y nntke s.6s IA A: IL, Dan a.
3 aTTst.'t i aJN '4s:39 "a. A.: Salisbury FOO
x-,slx s.sk I,4,,f iASMr ana Charlotte LIS p "
hp.4-3:zo L. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrtyes !. ";
siEt.ptfl' s-t;t fsSfeensSor9' 10 p. ~. asrsI
-g;5a9 l...H.i 81 fburS7s}5 ~. Danyllie IS-as
3. s,f...,,.t, 40 ~. a. NJ, BnrkeyiI.e I:,s
80 = = ~: ana Richmond TAI 4. W.
Il RGSAcCoNMODATioy n.uv
aos 5-'1o:0osA. NJ. 1eayes Richmond ,ii,r ,na
4 Oil 81 .EG{ ~ rivesat Burkeyre II l2.2a p
4 ad3 4,sit .aq':f ~; connecting With the A.. 81
Z. SO; ri. for all points In The ia
~ fpE ,3Ei3.:f southwest and the varIons
8 81 sii8i aeii - springs and surnIner resorts on
the line or that road. '"
;No:6I-iIsoo r. NJ. leaves Burkeyilfe dsily and ar
4 ~ ,h3sE, oa4E rtyes at Richmond at 3:I2p
I. 3TEG o. /! i,,s ~, connecting With A., NJ. &
ttss.ss o. K. Z. from all points soutI,
3t-f.t ~ 49, and southwest, and firm tho
~ gi,i tssiE various springs and summer re-
49, 49,. sorts on that road,
vile, brakes Branch, Boston. Scottsburg. Rark..
ia.(r
borO', Tbomasyflie, SALISBURY, China Grow AMI
Atr.LiHe Railroad junction. y "'''
Trains Nos. and connect at Dundee yi,h ,ho
Virginia Midland railroad. AT Greensboro, for IA
leigh, G0idsboro' and intermediate points. with x
G. railroad. At Salisbury with Wesiern \. G. rail-
road. At AIRLINE junction With Ailapta ami lhar.
lotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte, Co
lumba and Augusta railroad to and from all poInt,
North and South. . -
Trains Nos 8 aud win stop at all stations and
connect at Richmond going North and South with
the r., F. &c PR. r. for Washington and ali po,n,s
North and West, and with the c. Z q. n, r. for
Greenbrier White Sulphur aud other springs in
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the s. G. and
NJ w. n. G. railroads to and from Salem y. G.. Pa
leigh and GoIdsboro', and Intermediate poin,s
These trains run daily on Richmond and Danyiilc
railroad, and connect as above except going north
n-Suudsy morning and goings outh on MONDAY
Trains making this connection run daily
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake arid Ohio railroads except Sunday
Trains on n. w. ", e.. railroad run from Greens
boro TO Salem daily except sunday. and from salem
TO Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold to all southern AMI southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous r;ssa2e
between the points named on the tickets. No law
over checks viii be given.
y ,.. s-.,.'... -... :. T. NJ K. TALC0TT
General Supcrinteu dcnL
+ JOHN r. MAcauaDo. General Passenger Agent.
= je 25 tf.ss.%-- 49,. .e. s.r.. :
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line. s,EssnNr. ann PLASTER.

EIazE- CEMENT. Ann PIASTEK.....
.D0CKLAND LIN E. 200 barrels daily
nROUND PLASTER.22sD tons. FINE
NJ GROUND rfAsfga aaify expected pen
schooner Ella Frances. s. I, 4 M, 81
g 5e 90 & y. y Lee.
Timer lLIsfEia IL Faises hundred
- - - INDIAN ROCK IJaiR
received ibis day FRESH ffopa our rev asenselsd
= fsss.ness 4, Zoe cary street HIRE 15oS
Beck sssses ~ 8 DILL ON. Eli ETT q gQstss
T.'sss.s Msnafe1taEesess
NARcn "a. 1877. Is NH 9a &
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RoasTS. SHOES. &c.

TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS, <S@
IL SC.AJust received q large Aass0rt-e ID
ment er Trunks, Satchels. Yaltse. Hand e. bags,
tIemei,is Low Quarter Shoes. large stock OF La:
lies' slippers: Chiidren's, Misses Youths AND
lHess senooi, WfNGo, ELLETT, & CRUMBS,
sEI No zoe, corner Tenth and Main streets.
Wholesale Department, 1908 Main street. ~
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DEILADELPHIA, RICH S#TT&
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s.saaen
SHIP. fLINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON, AND ALL, NEW. ENGLAND
STATES, THREE T1MESA WEEK.-Unnl further
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city ctn Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
ospo'' '" W. r. PORTER, Agent,
s.4 tu. ra 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLLAMP. CLYDE& CO..
~ General Agents.,
No. II South Wharves. Philadelphia.
~ zsi. ID. d. e. MINK. Agent. =.
myl7 No. 20 Devonshtre street. Boston.
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OFFIcEJAMEs RIVER SIEAABoAT CoMPANy,l
- -, july 6, 1877.

CPECIAL .NOTICE.-In conse-saSM .
y nuence OF the steamer Jehn Sylves-1
ter breaking her shaft. the DAILY LINE L. .TEM-
SUSPENDED until suitable steamer
lie as substitute for the Sylvester. In
near time the steamer Eliza Hancox will leave Rich
moild every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and. FRI
DAY, OF A. NJ: for Old Point Eorfolk, river land
ings &c -,1G-..- .a,s L. b. TATUM, 81.
II 7.Jm -. it' General Agent.
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!. Ry Davenport 8 M0rris, Auc.ioneers..

COFFEE, SUGARS. AND SALT At
WEDNESDAY,Juiy 1lth. az
o'clock, asg ourwa on WIZ
coz bag, choice RIO, 500 choice
sAL tA5Snn ha 81 bark ST. osaE-S, 900 sacks
20 WORTHINGToNa and REEBERT BRANDS:
SuGARs-REFINED,i WHITE, ana YELLOW'ef
acknowledgements It. e. !. -
sHouL DERs, and HAMS
LARD-h tierces and buckets; y s. <.sst5 n 'tsft
SYRUP, TEAS &c: .dsr.,.fy.5t,ftl NJ %sssss {:
afor account of whom It may concern" !.
81 - so barrels Nos MAgkEREI. 80. = g
: "a % III SILL Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09
ByJ, Thompson brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctieneer,
80. :. Ill3 Main street.
TRUSTEES BANKRUPT SALE OF
THE, ENTIRE OUTFIT OF THE RICHMOND
ARCHITECTURAL 1RoN-W oRKs, 80
TO DE SOLD AS A WHOLE. lgs;y az;
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
-,.2r, yESTA1ENT. - 4.s


By virtue of authority vested in me- as trustee,
in re Asa Snyder & CO., bankrupts, i vii. pro.
coed to sell MT public auction on the 9TH DAY OF
JULY,.lS77;. ats12 o'clock H. tho premise s.
ARCHITECTURAL 1R ON-W:O 3 KS-corner OF
Ele'f sfae cPd Sfa s.t TSo;EassPkTTERss,
FLAsKS.1ENG "a. ,%s
one FiFTY. HoRsE.P0WE ENGINE and
eeosEssS3Es al tinds,, =" !, !; 80 Z
. OFFICE FURNITURE; 49, -. %.
IRON Foundry and Archite Works, being the
entire establishment of 1fessrs Asa Snyder Co..
recently used in their weli-apponted Architectural
and Galvanized IRON orks, located In the centre OF
ana t. as 81
come purchasers can have an 0gpurtunity or exam
lining this most compleie Iron Foundry in the South
by calling at the Office offthe anctioneer where can
be also the inventory Of all articles to be sold
N:B.-The hui ldings, which are nearly new and
four stories high, heated by steam, with power ele
yator md covering nearly the entire ground can be
rented from the trustee BIZ the purchaser at rea-
'V TERMS OF SINE: One; third cash; balance at
four, eight, and twelve months notes,
with interest added and agqsoyede end dor
J..TIIoMpsoN BROWN, Auctioneer. =
n. B.-Immediately after the above, sale viii
proceed to seu, at The Metropolitan Iron Works
sssr IsMaok anA F gRngsF sffaA1osARr EN-
CINE. with portable boiler. In good running or
der, being the: property of the Aforesaid bank
TE ISs One half casIi balance in sixty days,
$500. j. q. DOOLEY, Trustee;
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. ty4
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DEpi,Al,RTURE OF STEAMERS.

FOR tPHILADELP HIA,E P RO- NFFTh
e; YIDENCE, land BOSTON.-Theesal1aiiatteasfa
steamer Ashland, Captain DOUGHTY will receive
freight for the above ports until the ON
'n' N"'h az ~ 1S.~~Go') W.P. PORTER. AGENT
5v DOT ,.,.,.E 1926 Dock strcrf.gi
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CNLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP lEFH
" r, i, COMPANY. 80 sezis s42esc
FOR NEW YORK.

! This company win dispatch one OF their splendid
,steamersoII DOMINION ,S y lst,S
BELL, and RICHMOND-every, TUESDAY FRi
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships. are entirely new, aud were built ex'
tpressly for this route.
roars .r.-l f,;ty.f' g1st 4 fCfEFG ? f.@st&ft!
THE fare, accommodations and attentions are un.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly nj
New York on the company 8 covered pier 81 NORTH
irfyef.1 = r.. -. - :. W,
with dispatch, aud no charge made except actual e1
penses incurred. .ss,4a..i y ~ -
= FreIght refe1yed until 6 r. n. daily. - $50 &
Cabin are TO New York, Sl2; round-triB tickets
$2A. steerlge, as and rs. -. -, ,-, .-f.r
For further formation applyto lEA' ~. 49,
,i4 -. GEORGE W. AL1EN q CO., Agents, 5
nv 10 ,of1ce, CompanyS wharyeS. Rocketts, ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

UWR NEW YORK.-The OLD %EETh
It Dominion Stcamship Comrany' ~ = -
will sail 7TIiESDAY, July 10Th, at O'Clock I. d.
Frefght received until1 'cock Z. M 60.
Through bills OF lading signed ano gooSs LOT
warded With dispatch to all points north, souri, eAs
and west: also, 10 foreign ports. ,,..t,, l..s
passenger accommodation unsurpassea: .,.,,.
i Cabin fare TO New York, $l2 rouno-sf'p ucae'S'
S24 Storage, 30 and 49, y,l-.s,.a-sl f.5. W..
For freight or passage. apply to ,
II .9Sisst9 CIV. ALLEN " CO:, n nss,,
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tsIysgflI By Hi T. Anderson ~,
fs.one,ar Gonamissaon Merchants and Auctioneers,
10, .5,3rfsfy 1924 Main stfeer;sd 20 Hl}t.

WE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT u
w O'Clock, ut our auct.pn-house, 1924 iMaln
~ BACON, SIDES and SHOULDERS, Tae f1*s
ULKsIDES and SHOULDERS, ,i$.oi 20
NORTH aR 4 GAEoLrsAHE 73fs'S Z.
EASTERN HEREIN GS.l.., L.. 7ttfa at
7. GOLDFISH, SCOTCH HERRTNGS. 80 q. iif
- CHEESE, CRACKERS, -, -; .s.-s,
:. ED:PEACHES, 81. 80. y ~,
BUTTE S,NINEGAR. SOAPS, &es. e. s.
80 s,FI''. = 81. HILL, q ANDERSON i.
,e,ons,gn ments collected ss-Hs1 - g.
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CHEAP FREIGHT ATESsiIsMss r
~ slj.ftl ga. 10 BY9THE 'a~tItt.. az1sa.ss6 !
-. POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE 9d
- liz aT.y.,AND THE WEST, s@sl 81 4s.aS--
INSIDE LINE for RHII.ADELPH
: The steamers SHIRLEY and DEE1ANCE VIII
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
NJ Thrun0h bills OF lading signed 10 all Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rates. .4g
tSsGf ~ sE-fEs'Fs H.T. DOCGLASS.Agent,
!. 70 o g.,' :. .Twenry-second and Dock streets, "
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by George S. Vashon & Son, Auctioneers,
No. 2 Tenth street, Shafer's building.

"A TTENTION. OF BUILDERs.-At the
n request of the owner, we will sell at public auc-
tion, on the premises on MONDAY. July 81 Sa1.
Iimit. or reserve, the several: FRAMED HOUSES
Situated at the northeast corner of Fourth and
Leigh streets, be removed on or BEFORE the LIN
TERMS: Cash, or one. haif cash: balance on a
credit of sixty days purchaser 10 give negotiable
mote with approved security: ~ ~. -, -
i've - Auctioneers.
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RICHMOND. FRED'a1& POTOMAC X. X. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. june %. 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

I. On and after SUNDAY, juno Gath, trains will run
on this road rs follows:
6:07 A. Il leaves the Byrd-Street station daily Tex
D cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
timore ana Ohio aud Baltimore and
.-~jra =: Potomac railroad. due at Washington
&, r..t-.s.,.- at LILO +. NJ: Baltimore at 3:lOP.
~; Philadelphia nj 9:35 Z. ~; New
-. York at l0:l5 2. II.
4:45 P. NJ leaves Byrd-Sheet station daily. arriy-
:. ing at Washington ut 9:35 =. ~;
Baltimore at l1:40 i. NJ; Phadel-
.s.'t ~.-.' phia at $40 A. NJ; New York ut 6:55
.,. A. M. Through sleeper from Rich
mond to New York price al berth. 81.
4:l5 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, Tor
Junction. leaves Broad-Street station
daily (Sundays eXceptedl.
- 200 4. III. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily;
~! leaves New York at sos the prrcf-
ding evening" Baltimore at 1856 r.
+ M; Washington nj 1:55 2. NJ
lO:45 p. NJ arrives nj yrdStrcct station daily lex
Ilat - cept Sunday. Leaves New York at
4:J5 a. NJ: Philadelphia at 1905
=. NJ; Baltimore at 3:l5 T. d.; Wasli-
ingtnn Al $50 p. NJ.
1925 A.. VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrivrs
J - ut Broad-Street station daily tSun-
days eaceptedl.
+. 7. d. MYERS,
General Superintendent
G.. A. TAYLOR,
lie pa General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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a BY J.g'hompson Brown, 4 I.
Real Estate Agent and Aues1oneer,
- >; Norall3 Main etreet. 5ijE Il

J. TnoMrsos BROWN, Anctioneers 80 r.Je:s6
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASD PoToNAc(
RAILROAD COMPANY, |
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
- ~ RICHMOND, June Is, 1877. J
ID EDUCED RATES VIA RICHMOND,
III FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
To Alexandria. ......................s5 25
To Baltimore (linited). .................... w
The quickest and best route to al northern and
eastern points
SUMNER EXCURSION TICKETS at greatly
reduced rates 10 Niaga,a Falls, Cape May, Saratoga
Springs, Watkins Gler, Newport. White Mountains,
states II, fin.:s &. 4. TAYLOR.
10 I5-1m General Ticket Agent.
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nESIRABLE BRICK DWELEIN

!! = 3, 81 BY Richardson Il Coz. arf 81
Real Estate Agents and Anstsoneerss
-tsN III 1II3 Maff stfeef. 4 ~, n "a
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAIy "a
Sa al Q.sQ.Is n Inara1 ra~,.--- DNIkI.
No.f-S:26 P. M.,

+ fIk.sls ~ 7 . s
-t8aa i..sH-i 81
!. l..,-tlL,i.4k.fn. az q
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Iss. ,aad os Tune 81; ss is aes So

Esss
" ;n irei,s.a ia the o1n-
ri 4 ssy ; Il, III Enaisril aeEnoW.
s,, !, Tor our time
asss s,sx,s Ms but to on
~ a,,r ana
svits,in iess tha ara fortl-
fsesis well against the Ind sse have some.
rs,f,a sfora or heat we have sent you q
faste os clap.board; we have spared some
hantIs for q discovery and Intend 20 better
nu All, proceeilngs. Our easiest and richess:
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l607 y: called the stream Kings river. and
g proclaimed King James of England to
have the most right unto It %
~ ssss ! hov ai,ont ten wears OF ACE. with
80, h.t,- a,,d ws,jtis,, skin who was no
5e,,s,. lie atfsnr;ag AZ one ar tho coon;sts
w. ~ pnsnnla Nv ,fe II, n 1887 ~
auts ~ hors and
Who,a haa,, ,,reSaruaS syo,,, .,ans,h,sr hS
.i,a ~ d da ob;e, IN tts s7fh.nf M,y New.
-, az. a,,d,;s ,,,,ty resnrned tofhe nnffn.
sha, $500 a,,g taar,,ed that tha sauapee
i isaa =, attasg. sha ar bstore WING.
an =. av,or;annea
e,a asau ths an tba
sSiuie ~ sne =; dannsr - .uo
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-24

Says western editor, "who drinks all the
u whiskey made in the United States is what
& staggers u.s. 1t is enough to stagger any
ei,body.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-24
MISCELLANY.

HAzINd FRIEND. They were walking
down town, and the ardent politician had, in
the space of six blocks, overwhelmed Spicer
with Florida, South Carolina, returning
boards, &C. just as they reached the Ire
mont street bridge he commenced again with,
. Hayes, sir. Hayes when Spicer sud
denly looking at a passing horse car remark
ed
Hayes? Why Hayes in that car now"
The politician unlocked himself from
Spicer's arm, dashed madly through the snow,
shouting. Iii ! Conductor Whoop Yah y
overlook the car, clutccd the the rail, swung
himself on to the toes Of two platform passen-
gers, and, followed by their anathemas,
crowded past a stout Irisliwoman, and clutch
ing the conductor, asked
Where's Governor Hayes ?"
!. Darnfino, said the official; " in OHIO
s;pose fare, sir"
= Yes, but Hayes in this car, ain't he? A
gentleman just said so.'
The puncher looked around, reflected, grin
ned, and said
Yes, hays in this car; always is at this
season has the floor. Poorly good sell"
While the politician wrestled with his us
ter to extract his fare, he wished that bull
doing was permitted in Boston, and that
Spiccr was a Republican negro in Demo-
cratic parish Boston Commercial Bestettn. +
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-24


GAME IN THE BLACK HILIs.--Chipmonks
or ground squirrels, are thicker than heas in
Egypt and are pests of society They live
under every log, stone, and bushpile the,
are worse than Office holders in Washington
they are a heavier burden than the internal
revenue tax they will invade miners
sanctum by day and by night they will come
in tens and fifteens and hrndreds and bring
their families with them they cut open the
flour sacks and spill all the flour they will
steal your sugar, pack off your coffee, nibbie
your bread into crumbs, deiile your beefs' eak,
tear up your letters, hide your only pair OF
socks, and teke all the starch out OF your
Sunday shirt, and make themselves generally
disagreeable. The miners first adopted the
plan of shooting their heads off, and found
for every chipmonk that was killed one day,
there would be ten hungry relatives applying
for his situation before sun rise the next
morning. Wild geese and ducks are plentiful
on all the streams in the Fall and Spring.
Prairie chickens are very numerous all the
year round in the foot hills. Sage-hens are
very abundant in the timber near the prairies.
- Cor. Courier Journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-24

"Do you know what build doing is ?" ask
ed a man of an old farmer /" thought did, y
said the granger ssbut the bull wasn't dos-
ing ho was emily making believe and being
in the middle of forty acre lot, naturally
had to make,pgetty quick time to rsashzake
fence ahead Of MIN. =
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He who possesses rcli2 Ieds

Tie WHO poSscsseS feli5t4N M -
dence not more truly in the history OF the
~sisa 4Asz6liauhis own family history; the
heights of heaven are also formed by the same
sun in the dewdrop of a lowly fowl Rich
ter.
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Reliable Evidence

Mr.. II. r.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir--I will most eheerful1y add my
testimony to the great number you have
already received In favor Of your great
medicine, VEeKTISE, for / do not think
enough can be said ia its praise, for was
troubled over thirty years with that dread
full disease, Catarrh, and had such bad
coughing spells that it would seem as
though never could breathe any more,
and VEGETINE has cured me and do feel
10 thank God all the time that there is so
good medicine as yEGETISE, and l also
think it one OF the best medicines for
weak, sinking feelings at the stomach. and
advise everybody 10 take the yEGETIsE,
for can assure Them it is one Of the best
medicines that ever was.
Mrs t. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut sts.,
Cambridge, Mass
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musical critic, in speaking the other
morning of the vocal performance Of a cele-
Drated singer, We hang upon every note =
"a remarkable proof Of the singers power If
erecation.
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CHARLES K. lands,
llTNE,T. 4 N1 AZ Il
FREE OF cos

FREE OF COST
The following is extract from description OF
Vineand, published in the Aer FORK Tribune by the
well-known agriculturist, Scion Robinson
All the farmers Of the "well to dc" sort and
some OF them who have turned their attention to fruits
and market gardening, have grown rich The soil is
loan varying from sandy to cIayey, and suraee gently
Illuminating intersected with small streams and
sional wet meadows, which deposits of peat or muck
are stored sufficient TO ertze the whole upland sur
face alter has been exhausted Of its natural fertility
N Is certaial one u a. nios erssnse fertile hae's, IN
almost eUet position and suitable condition far pleasant farm
ing, at arc kow Of hts side Of Ae Hestn FrGirscs ~
found some Of ne oldest farms dppqrety Just pretaJi
productive whea FIRST cieafedcf forest Igor hindea
years ago.
The geologst woud soon discover the carsc or this
continued fertility The whole country is marine de-
posit and all through the soil found evidences Of
cacareous substances generally in the form Of ndurated
shells of the tertiary formation and this mary Substance
is scattered al through The soil in eey comiuied form
and in the efact condition easily aSsiaaildsed 5g sneE
plants as he turner desires 10 euttigate.
June IA, 1S76.-Sm
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The paragraphist of the future will write
such items as this I: "a strong wind came
through n window and overturned Mrs. Weed
ers crematory jar yesterday afternoon, ana
her husbands urnings were swept away in a
twinkling.
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The old gentleman who spent a fortune in
trying to raise colts from horse chestnuts, is
now attempting to get it back again by cul-
tivating the egg plant with view to supply
ing the market with eggs and chickens.