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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-09
SOUTHERN NEWS.


Louisiana.
The Florida parishes aro suffering
greatly for tho want Of rain,
More corn has been planted In the
Attakapas country this year than ever
before.
Ten thousand tons OF cotton seed
meal have been used by the sugar
planters AZ fertilizer this spring.
A posse IN out IN Franklin parish
after George Ellison, who murdered
one Young In Richland last week. All
the woods are being searched for him.
Ellison has killed three men during
the year.
II IL suggested in the Shreveport
Times to organize M association To
comprise the parishes Of Caddo, DE
Soto, llosaiCr Bienville, NatChitoches,
Webster, Red River Claiborne aud
Sabine, To be known ~ the North
Louisiana Agricultural Fair associ-
ton, to hold annual fairs ut Shreve'
port,
Mississippi.
Scarlet fever is prevailing at OK
fore.
Peaches were shipped north from
Kinds county NJ early as May q.
Two companies of the Third United
States Infantry are summerlhg ut
Holly Springs.
A large tiger was recently seen on
the banks OF Coldwater river In Mar
shall county.
\ eve goat on Mr.. Coney's place, in
Pike county, gave birth to ak kids
lately.
Planters i'm Benton county, 30 the
Rising Sun declares, are pulling up
cotton and planting corn.
The soldiers OF Southern Mississippi
held their annual reunion at Magnolia
May 26.
SOuth Carolina.
The wheat crop is good in Anderson
and some of it is ready to gather.
Quite II full and spirited meeting was
held in Union courthouse last Satur-
day evening to adopt measures for the
organization of volunteer military
company In that township, to be
known As the Johnson rifles.
The railroad depot Mt Strother was
consumed by fire few nights ago.
A considerable quantity of corn and
bacon, stored in the depot, was con-
sumed. There seems no doubt that
the fire was incendlary.
The bill for the election Of mayor
and aldermen of the city of Charles
ton passed the Senate Saturday.
1t provides for the registration of
qualified voters at each precinct du-
ring three days, commencing thirty
days before the election, each voter to
receive u certificate of registration,
which must be delivered to the mana
gers at the polls at the time Of voting
ON the day of election.
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TINS DAILY DALLAS llERALD comes to
us by every mail, chuck full Of the
latest news thereby enabling us to get
later news from it than from any other
paper. TIM HERALD Is ono of the Lead
ing papers IN the state, and we opprc-
ciate their kindness in exchanging their
daily for our weekly Graham Lcaicr,
TnE HERALD is thankful for the COM
plmentary notice and will continue to
deserve such, The Leader is appreci-
ated in our editorial sanctum.
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The delightful ouools Of lhisnow principle
Dr, j, H. McLoanb Cough ana Lung Heal
Ink dlobules, An the hallya In ilo month
acts on the gloDulos gnH sgcuorlri which
Ho0lhcH and healt irritation Of lhe ihonl
Rnd lungs, makes tho voice clear aH u birds
cures hontsenom, coughs, ooldsand cousump'
10, ira n0Tos, by mail, Is cents, pr j,
II Mclean, 30 Chestnut hlmot, 49, Louis
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GALVESTON has had her scorching, IL
seems. The fire covered large area,
and tho only wonder Is that three mill
lions covers the damage II Ia great
calamity and one which cOlls for the
warmest sympathies of the people Of
.l.la
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1un Examiner also thinks Galveston
should do the grain business of the
state, and regrets that M yet she has
made no adequate preparations to do
that with advantage to producers, Idle
talk and cloudy lines of steamers only
existing in the imagination, will not
successfully compete with the live, comN
mon sense arrangements of ST. Louis
md Chicago.
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West Point (MississippD South: Some
enterprising journalist has been exam
ining all the state papers to ascertain
who they favored for governor with
the following result: Lowery, twenty
five; Humphreys, twelve; Stone, six,
and several scattering, We presume
this is correct; IL so, we venture the
prediction that Lowery will To our
next gOYernnr. So mote II be.
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Tun grangers of Texas are expecting
visit from Hon, John Y, Jones, Of
Arkansas, the master of the national
grange. Should the distinguished gem
tleman come the people will accord
him generous welcome without dis
tnction rs TO the members of the or.
dor, lie will be the guest of the state,
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In has been q long time since the
good people of Louisiana have had an
opportunity to do graceful act toward
tho president Of the United States, but
the course of Mr., Hayes has brought
the coveted chance, and the Louisiana
Constitutional Union association has
forwarded him beautifully executed
bust in terra Gotta, There is hope in the
situation at last.
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WR suggest that couple of compo
nioa of the Frontier battalion be sta
toned in Brown aud Coleman counties,
until tho gang of dosporodocB now OPP
Grating there be driven out,
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Tur death of Honorable dustNye
Loc0cr the other day, will be very gon-
orally lamonted throughout tho state
but moro especially by our German clll'
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Tm Cincinnati Enquirer now publish
the New York HpoM dispatches, by
an arrangement with tho Hrald sever
nj journals throughout the country are
enabled to spread the news sImullano'
ously with II.
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DIR. sCHEsCR's PULmoNIC SYRUP

SEA WEED Toxic, AND MANDRAKE PILLS
These medicines have undoubtod y per-
formed more cures Of Consumption than
any other remedy known TO the American
public. They are compounded ofvegetabls
ingredients. and contain nothing which can
be injurious 10 the human constitution.
other remedies advertised a. cures for Con.
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He did not like TO tell her
Her teeth we're foul, her breath was bad,
And so, he simply sent her
Some fragrant sozODoNT he had.
She took the pint and used u,
And SOW she's sweet and he is glad.
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W. are deeply indebted to the corsl'
cana hder for words OF kindly sympa'
Thy In our recent heavy ailiollon,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.


rnr endorsement Of Hayes war or
der by tho papers OF Texas Ia unlyer
AL
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A reliable Savings Hank.

one box OF DIR. TUFTS Pills will save you
many dollars In doctors bills. They will
surely cure Chllls aud Fever; Dyspepsia;
Dlsordered Liver or Bowels; Sick Headache;
Jaundlce or Chronic Constipation. Only
rs cents. May2j.w2t
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$50 REWARD.

II STRAlED or stolen from me on the
Ia night of the 18th inst, one GRAY GELD
ING, about sixteen hands high, seven or
eight years Old, branded on the right should
or with small circle, With IA bar across It.;
left eye detective. Asplendid Saddle horse
has ali the galtS | Will pay twenty-five
dollars for the delivery 81 the horse 10 me
Mt Dallas and fifty dollars additional tor
the conviction of the thiof who stole him.
am satisfied that he was stolen.
y. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas.
may26.d8tS wet
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A LADY CLEtK-Ouc understanding the
~ millinery buslaess preferred Refer
0noou required Enquire AZ the Dollar store,
IA and mo Elm street, Jn7'3l
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Two SELL on EXCHANGE ron DALl.AA
city property OrgOod lands, M ono'hnll
interest Ia u splendid llOurlng mlll In good
order, located IN the beautiful ana growing
town Ot WnNuhuohie, Tltlu perfect Apply
10 II. W, GRADER, Agent Wa1ah"chlo,
Texas, luA u
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN


fOur,lina Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column for Twenty-Five tonW.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY or DALLAS, rEXAs, May 80, 1871
In obedience 10 resolution of the city
Council, passed nj called meeting of the
CITY Council, ON tho 2Dth day of May, A, u,
ls53, m election Will bo held In the dltlGront
wards OF the city OF DALLAS, IN accordance
with section 90 OF the school law approved
August 10, 1876,
On thel9th Day of June, AID, 1877
TO decide whether tax of ono.lOurth of one
per cent shall be levied ON the taxable prop
eIty within the corporate limits of tho city
for tho maintenance of public schools
Mr. u, II, Kendall, presiding officer, First
ward, Courthouse,
Mr. NJ D. Darlington, presiding officer
Second ward, Pointers warehouse.
Major John Henry Brown, presiding OLE.
Ger, lhId ward, BuClIhorn Corner
Mr., j, j. Eaklns presiding onlcer, Fourth
ward, Sch oil House
The election will be held within the hour
provided 10y law The tickets win rood, "iu,
irrBiHg school tUr.' "lgdbM tc0iHg Schooi
tuf.' W. l., CABELlp Mayor
Attest: j. h. HEREFORD, city Secretary.
may3ldtllliul9
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SANITARY NOTICE.

Owners of lots, and property holders and
tenants of all description, are hereby or
der1d to cloan up their premises. Neglect
to do so Will entail the serving Of n notice to
appear before the Recorder To answer to the
violation of the ordinance, and q fine he im-
posed. NJ. A, CORNELIUS, NJ. d..
may2j-lW Health Officer
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WuERE does the money come from to
pay for the publication of the quaran.
tine proclamation of the governor ?
Does the NeioS do that Job on tick :
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On thel9th 0ayOrJunc, AID, 1877


MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS, TEXAS,
Notice IL hereby given that hereafter the
ordinance in regard to the Sunday law win
be enforced to the letter, ana tbs policemen
will he held responsible tor enforcement of
the law on their beats. W. +. MORTON,
may2ldtf City Marshal
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ID OOMS TO RENT with rwith0ut board,
~ double or single beds; u healthy lOca-
zion, Inquire NJ Lone star House, ul3 Main
inUy3-dbw
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Western Iron Boat Building Co
SOUTH ST. LOUIS. MO.

builders Of Iron Boats and Barges, Iron Rail.
way Cars, Boilers, Tanks, and Plate Iron
Work for Blast Furnaces, Disiilleries, Ren.
dering Establishments, ETC., etc.
This company has unequalcd facilities for
machinery and tools being OF the latest ana
most improved construction, they are able
TO furnish the best work AZ the lowest prIees
Proposals furnished on application.
THEODORE ALLEN,
mfnisam-Wds Hupt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-04
BY George S.. Vashon & SOM :
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers'
~ No 7'Tpnft, street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR MAN ~ L ,,i 1s
GOOCHLAND COUNTY, AMP LoI rs y f RMni,
AND ALSO VALuAkhE EARN Adaar NGa At the ,t No.
vember term, 1915, by GOochand Circuit Court; IN
The ease Of Nuckos Deitrick, @.,
i,o mii nj Sspiin, on FRIDAY the 18TH day Of june
1877. at IL o'clock M, IN front OF me
A. r. peltrick The folowlns R ~ coEfnnr about
TWO 1Sej HU IL ACRES. It has on It u LARGE;
FRAME DWELLING and suitable ont-houses' anu
so nd T Ths MILL TRACT, OF abost ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES, adopting me
above tract. There Is good miii,site on ,S
for many wears: also, some fine low grounds.
3d. The CLARKE TRACT. OF about NINETY,
ONE ACRES, with buildings suitable Tor Smail
family, orchard, and an abundance OF tmbsramn
The above lands are situated near Manikin anu the
james River and KanawlI In canal. ,,n,no ,,o,t
THI 1I; ACRES OF LAND, well TIM
bered, about sixteen miles from Richmond; ore
9Th. FOUR LOTS near 9Innlkin ana W. LOO o
by Fl. X. Anglen, and one lot adjoining 'nat, ano
owned BY William A. Deitrick, Dr., and John T.
9Th. The FARROW TRACT, containing TIIIR-
,TY-FOUR ACRES, well timbergd. lying on INC
Tlree-Chop road, and about fourteen miles lroin
It'll. + viii sell at Hcnrco courthouse on the 11TH
DAY OF june 1871 bsipg The ~, dvy o. Ven Ven.
of one HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. adj
Joining the lands of Miss IL sheppard (fialf-snkl
William G. Taliaferro. and others. seven mile n
from Richmond and about one mile from the he:tc
OF Brook turnpike The timber on the lanu vii
more than pay for this firm. :,
TERMS: One fourth cash residue on credlt VI
one and two years from day of sale. with interest
purchaser to give bond with good security ior DC
fcrred payments, and The title to be rctaihcd unit
all the pllrcha se-Inoney Is paid. 49,
Parties wishing further information wiz cali on
CHAsTAIN WHITE, attorney at law. Riehmond' va
0.......... THOMAS NJ. DIETRICH,
. a -i '' Special Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
" CELEBRATED PROPERTY KNOWN AS
THE HARDGROVE TOBA Geo FACTORY,
WITH LARGE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
THERETO ATTACHED, BY AUCTlON.-In exc
cutIon of a decree of the Chancery Court OF Rich
mond entered on the 18th Of June, 1875, III the
case of IIardgroyc Us. Williams and others, we, the
undersigued special commissioners thereby appoint
cd will sell ut auction, upon the premises, on SAT-
URDAY, June 9th at O'Clock p. NJ, the property
well known rs the HARDGROVE TOBACCO FAC
TORY. II embraces q front of about 800 feet upon
Main street between Twenty-siyth and Pear streets.
with front of about 237 feet Pear street and of
about 3l3 feet on Cary street, and has upon IT, be-
sides the very spacious factory. several STORAGE
HOUSES. mostly of brick; also, DWELLINGS,
SHEDS, &C.; making this probably one of the most
complete and extensive establishments for the han
ding of tobacco or any other large manufacturing
enterprise, to be obtained In this city.
The location Is convenient 10 the heavy business
of the city, near the railroad dcpos, and In close
proximity to shipping
TERMS At the election Of the commissioners,
either one fourth cash. balance ut four, eight, and
twelve months; or one fourth cash, balance ut six.
twelve and eighteen months. In either case neeO-
table notes for the credit interest added,
and title retained until all the pnrchase-money be
paid.
: The property will be sold Is whole, or subdivideG
into parcels. and plat OF the same maY be seen at
WAY '''-'o JAMES PLEAsANTs,
L.R. SPILMAN,. - =
-s. =. T. 81 ,a+yr Commissioners.
GRuBBs L WILLIAMS. Anctfsneers. my 81
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n ii!Byl Frank d. Hill. 8 - 81
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
s.n, 11OS Main street. - f'j.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. NEW BRICK DWELLIMG.N no. 402k LEIGH Il i,sSII
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION virtue OF two deeds
OF trust to the undersigned trustee one dated June
Richmond Cllancery Court, ID. 3. 1913 ca, page 272,
aud the other dated july 8, e76, and recorded ID
the Richmond ClEncery Court, ID. IL. 1OS c., page
800, default having been made In the twoh notes men
toned in said deeds and being requested so 10 40 ny
the eneGciary in said deeds Will yell ut auction on
the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day OF juno.
Mt 81 O'Clock r. NJ the above property, described IN
said deeds rs follows: That LOT OF LAND IN the
city OF Richtnond, with NEW BRICK TENEMENT
thereon, No. 402, north side Leigh street 9elwceh
Fourth and Fifth streets, fronting II lO-lZ isel
with depth Of ITO feet to an alley. The HOUSE
lus been built about year, and Il N eood eondltoh
and well rented, containing about six rooms.
This is nice neghborhood, and great many I'M
pr0ycncnts are going on in that locality.
TERMS: The deeds require cash rs to expenses OF
sale, and two notes amounting to s3oS9 WIN me
fourth cash the balance In slx, Twelve ana rlgntern
months six per cent interest added secured ny ueeo
Of trust. t1" Il. Is. MEADE. lIuste &c
FRANK y. HILL, Auctioneer. my 70
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by Frank d. Hin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloreer,
-. 110S Main street.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE VALU-
Il ABLE FRAME DWELLINGS, ALL NM
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL BEIW Er:N
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS, AND WEST SIDE or
FOUSHEE BETWEEN. Ca Ma l. AND BY;
STREETS, AT AUCTTON.-By virtue Of certH.n
deed Of trust duly executed on the 28h Septeln'6r
1874, and recorded in the clerks Office of Richn,''a
Chanccry Court In -. =. 1Q4 G. page 80, default 'r-
ing been made therein, and ut The request ni IL"
beneficiary in said deed, will offer 1t auction, on
the premises WEDNESDAY, June 6, 1877, ut .
O'Clock r. NJ. all The REAL ESTATE described III
So Id deed, rs follows: That certain LOT OF LAMB
with u new FRAMED DWELLING thereon, on
south side Canal street, distant siXty-Iour feet from
Foushec street fronting sixteen ieet on said Canal
street. with depth OF cghty-nlDc feet tn an alley
nine feet wide, being part OF Lot No. g. IN tile plan OF
city of Richmond ,, 81.
feet on the west side of Fonshee between Canal and
Byrd streets, running back between parallel lines
seventy feet TO alley ten feet wide said lot hay
Ing upon 1t two nice FRAME HOUSES entirely
new. These houses contain five OF six rooms each,
and are now rented out. ..r.. .....
: This sale offers bargain to any one desiring
comfortable small dwelling In a central nr1ghpor-
hood. i'll. r. ..-..-
TERMS: The deed requires cash. but the terms
will he BY consent one fourth cash balance In SIX
twelve, and eighteen months. six per cent: interest
added. f.. Is. MEADE.
myD6 Trustee.
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r.. o.: BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody & Royall),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
~Et 2YapcLactor w

GRAND AUCTION SALE OF IN
VI PROVED AND UNI1IPROYED REAL ES-
TATE IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, Va,
FRONTING ON THE PETERSBURG TURN
PIKE, ON THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE. 1877,
AT AZ O'CLOCK 7. b., ON THE PREMISES.
At the request of James NJ. Molcs, Esq.,, VIII sell
his entire REAL PROPERTY in the city OF hian-
chester, Va. -.-........
list. LOT 60 feet front Try 100 deep, with good
FRAMED DWELLING thereon; five rooms, all In
good order: with Kitchen, stables, &c.
I'd. LOTS Nos. and 2, fronting Cd and 66 feet
each, by 1851 feet deep, fronting Oh the turnpike.
Sd. LOTS Nos. Us, ll6, lit. and s, fronting
OIL Stockton street and the turnpike, fronting 5O
feet each. Lot No. lis Is triangular lot, and has
u good FRAMED DWELLING thereon, with Ii
splendid well of water.
.4th. LOTS Nos. 90, OF. and 90. fronting on the
turnpike ~ feet each by 80 feet deep.
5t|i. LOT on the west side of the turnpike, l97
feet front by ~ feet deep, with TWO FRAMED
DWELLINGS thereon.
This most desirable property should engage the
attention of capitalists and those desiring to secure
small homes IN Il pleasant location.
A map0f the above property Is ut the office OF the
auctioneer and can be seen at any time upon appl-
cation, and any Information concerning the pro-
perry Will be cheerfully given.
: The following liberal terms will place the pro-
pcrty In reach Of all: -,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance upon credit
of SIX Twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months,
for negotiable notes, six cent. interest added,
AUGUSTINE ROYAL.
ie147&12 Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND AID PETEksBrRG,
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICIINoSD AID PETEEsprpc,
RAILROAD COMPssY I
4 IOMMENCING JUNE Sd, 1877, trains
~ on this road viii rnn AS follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
7:25 A. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily. CONNECTING
Tor Charleston, Augusta, Columbia "a,
yannah, Raleigh. Atlanta. Macon,
Montgomery, Mobile, New OrIran,'
and ali points S0nth and Southwest:
also connects al Petersburg With ,ha
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio ral-as,i
... for Lynch bdrg, Farmville, AMI othr,
local stations on that road maxim,
same time As by any other line TIL;
train stops only AZ Manchester ami
Chester,
loop. 81, ACCOMMoDATIoN daily. ra.,ep.
... gers taking this train will make close
.... &c.,. connection al Petersburg for Norfolk
and at Norfolk with splendid Eay-line
steamers for Baltimore, Phil.dclphIa
and New York, and with the Old Do.
minion steamers for New York. Stop
ping al III regular stations on .isUal,
$50 P. d., FREIGHT daily texccpt Sunday, with
coach attached.
ll:l5P. n. THROUGH MAIL daily Iexcap, sun
dayj, connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
wilmington, aud Charleston Pullman
sleeDlng-car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily lrnc~p, Nom
day.. connecting with Richmond. Fred.
ericssDnrY emo Potomac railroad for
all points North, East. and W,ei.
1o45 \. NJ, ACSVMMODATI0N TRAIN. with
passenger coach attached.
4:OS 2. 81. THROUGH NAf. daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for al points East
and West. Also. making close c"nu-c-
ton with the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad for rhe Virginia Springs ani
all points North and West Til, train
stops only nj Manchester.
CLIO =. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sup
day.. with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South
Passengers for Glover Hin connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday.
will leave Richmond ut 4. II. and $50 T. II.
every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
the Appomattox depot s,,,,r sn-,n.o,ou,
Ia A. w.
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rrAT.EsrAlTE Ar ,P,gRryArE SALE.
- s.I-S------->~-
( ThRGE AND VERY DESIRABLE
"a AVID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK IG{I1,l III

4 LARGE AND VERY DEsIRABL,E
"A AVID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !, BRI IG{at1t HI
.sIDENCE, WITH LARGE AND BEAu rIins,Sr
YARD hTTkChED { ALSO, a FRA JANE, H ~ ths
tDJoINING THERETO.-ht the request OF IN; tne
owncr offer az private sae Tint exceedingy p,Snd
amt and desirable RESIDENCE Belonging 70 apa
81 ,wasent occuped BIZ Mr. ". b. Isaacs, No. 5io
north afx, street. Between Clay ind leigh s,ee5s
also. the FRAMED HOUSE adjacent thereto on uic
south. containing
nine large rooms bcsides closets, hot aud ,
baths, and other modern Improvements The lot
room kitchen with four rooms, staple, &C. bact
fronts about sc feet on Sixth street, runm aSnnted
between rssallea lines 80 feet, anu ~ waiks Sc
Sth shrubbcry and fruit-trccs, Viii, csIt
The franc house Is very sn6ssss rn,ne Kitchen in
Too s,d on froning about so feet on SIKH street.
gscas Of this property arc In gooh osaea
n,,t r,Iy located to business, &C, ano aIs NJ
as ,bs most desirable properties now On the
,Ssct ." The residence win be open for inspecnSn
every day from IL 70 o'ciock tue Ho"'. - w.
time Possession given at once as, II, !.
sir TSn Ma Very tIBrRAL-to wit: One tniru cAsn
,hs re.mc in one, lwo and three years, credit bear
Ing interest at SIX per cent PCT annun,, Eyap'e
10 act - :, j. THOMPSON BROWN. Agent.