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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-31
BY j. L. AppcrsOn.

TWO PRETTY LOTS ON WEST SIDE
Il SEVENTEENTH BET WEEN RICHARD AND
BALDING STREETS AT AUCTION.-Will he
sold. OH the premises, on SATURDAY. August 4,
1877, al 5h O'Clock Z. NJ. the above-descrlbcd very
desirable LOTS, fenced in, aud shade-trees on the
front aud south side. Well Of 6rSt-ratc water. Each
lot fronts "a. by 90 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four. eight
and twelve months. for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by trust deed.
AT the same time will be sold TWO GOOD
HORSES ana TWO DRAWS.
'.-t. j. L. APPERSON.
iy2S Real Estate Aucionerr.
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FINANCIAL.

DAVENPORT d CO.,
sTOCK-BROKERS AND AUCTIOSEERS,
OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Sal. OFFER FoR SALE
CITY OF RICHMOND EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, o1>-n
CITY OF E 5 Il " ola ZEN YEN =
cITY N OF MANCHESTER EIGHT PER CENT.
v1RGiNIS CoNsoL COUPONS,
VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE COhPAN 7
STOCK, >,,r
COMPANY STOCK,
UNION BANK STOCK,
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK STOCk.
VIII buy and sell other BONDS and STOCKS on
commission and make liberal advances. ~
jy 30-eod6t --.s... DAVENPORT & GU.
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RAILROAD LINES.
@ ia s;zz5 $50 -


A R ssS Ezzss.ss;ssss -
RICHMOND. FRED'G PoToNAc r. X. Coat
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET hGEET. {
s.' RICHMOND. June %. 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after SUNDAY, juno Gath, trains will run
on this road rs follows:
S:O7 A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily LrI-
cept Sunda ". connecting with the bal
u-.t tin1Ure anG Ohio and Baltimore and
.., Potomac railroad. due at Washington
at ITO =. NJ: Baltimore at 3IO p.
NJ; Philadelphia at 9:35 l.. NJ New
York at 1913 =. N.
sos r. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station dag. arrlv-
ing ut Warrington ut 9:35 j.. N. d;
baltimore at li:4O p. NJ; Pbilade-
pbIa a, $40 4. NJ; New York Mt 6:55
A. 81. Through sleeper from Rich
Inond 10 New York price Of 5tI til. ~.
4:l5 2. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS. TRAIN, Ior
junction. leaves Broad-Street station
daily tSundays excepted).
700 4. 81. arrives at Byrd-Strcet station daily
leaves New York Mt sos the prece-
ding evening: Baltimore at 1883 2.
NJ; Washington at lbs L. H.
lO45 7. IL arrives at Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept sunday. Leaves New York At
.- S.i5 A. NJ: Philadelphia at 1905
Z. NJ: BaltlnIoreat 81 8 Z. ~; WASH
ingtnn al $40 7. ". ....--...
SOB 4. II. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
ut Broad-Street station daily tSan-
f. T. d. MYERS,
-. General Superintendent
c. A. TAYLOR,
ie 90 General Frerht and Ticket Agent.
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LAKESIDE LIBRARY.

LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
T EsIDE. LIBRARY EDITIONS
e. OF THE
BEST WORKS OF THE GREATEST AUTHORS.
EVERY VOLUME COMPLETE, UNABRIDGED,
AND UNALTERED. ,..
A NEW BOOK ADDED EVERY TEN DAYS
A LIBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE.
FOR SALE BY
J.T. ELLYsoN, BOOKSELLER,
l1.2 MAIN STREET.
BOOKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.
tBy mail, l2c. each; ordinary price II to - each.)
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DICKS SHAKSPEARE-Conian all the great
Poets PLAYS. thirty-scvcn In number, from the
Original Text. The whole of his Poems. with
Memoir and Portrait, and thirty seven lllustra-
sl.95. '>' - v '- = V N''N'' 'O'' ''
DICKS BYR0N--A new edition Of the Works of
Lord Byron. Four hundred and eighty pages
c cloth, 81. '''''' '''@''' "''' ''V''
DICKS SCOTIA new edition of the Poetical
Works OF Sir Walter Scott. illustrated by F.
Gilbert. Paper. Csc: cloth, SOC.
DICKS COL DSMITH-Tke Works OF Oliver Gold
smith. with Memoir and Portrait New and
complete Illustrated edition. Paper, 40c.; cloth,
soc.
DICKS BURNS.This new and complete edition OF
the POetical Works Of Robert Burns is clabo-
rately illustrated. and contains the whole of the
Poems, Life, and Correspondence of the great
Scottish Bard. Paper, 25c.; cloth. SOC.
DICKS ARABIAN NIGITS-A new translation.
complete. with numerous Illustrations. Paper,
CSC; cloth. soc.
DICKS MILTON-Milton's Works, new edition
with Memoirs. Portrait and Frontispiece' IA
per. 25c.: cloth, 3Oc.
DICKS COWPER-Cowpcr's Works, new edition,
with Memoirs, Portrait, and frontlsrlecc. "a
per, Csc; cloth, SOC.
DICKS WoRDswORTH-Wo rdsworth's Works,
new edition, with numerous Illustrations. Pa
per. 25c.; cloth, SOC.
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numerous Illustrations. Paper, 2oc. cloth, SOC.
DICKS POPE-A new edition Of the Works Of AL
exander Pope. with Notes by Joseph Wharton,
DID,, and others. Paper, SOC.
DICKS THoMsoN-A new edition Of the Works
OF James Thomson. with Life Of the Author.
Paper, Csc; cloth, Soc ~
DICKS HEMANS-A new edition Of the Works
of Mrs. Hemans. with Life and Portrait. Pa
per, 4Oc.; cloth soc.
Any of the above sent, postpaid, 10 any address
mh14. j.. ELLYsoN.
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BY W. Go,ldin,,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.


Bank and Eleventh streets. ~,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFTWO VA
" LUABLE PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE IN
DUVAL'S ADDITION, NEAR TO BROOK AVE
NUE., THE ONE CONTAINING THREE ACRES
AND THE OTHER SEVEN ACRES.-As special
commissioners appointed by decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Henrico, entered on the 9th July,
1877, in the case OF kcck against Baner, &C.. We
shall proceed TO sell, at public auction, on the prem
ises, on THURSDAY the Cd Of August, 1877, at 81
O'Clock I. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
keck and wife to John Beyer, trustee, and CON
adjoining the lands OF John Wickham's heirs and
others-vz., LOTS Nos. 200 and 210 in Dnval's
addition: the former containing one acre and the
latter two acres also. EYENACRES OF LAND,
with large FRAME DWELLING thereon, for
merly owned by William Booth. On the two for
mer lots there Is spring of pure water, and q
large frame building, once used as disttllery. The
foregoing properly Is I'm an improving locality. and
Is well adapted for markct-gardcns. The location is
also we'll suited for an ice-houSe.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months TOR negotiable notes. interest
added. and title retained till all of the purchase
money shall be paid and CONVEYANCE ordered BY the
court. ROBERT STILES.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
" % Special Commissioners
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=
Real Estate Agent, Auctionecr, and Notary Public
No 921 Hull street. Manchester. Va.
TRUSTEES'u SALE OF TRULY VAL
L LIABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON TIlIR-
TENTH STREET: BETWEEN DECATUR AND
STOCKTON STREETS. IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER. VA.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from
{. VI. Amos to us. duly Of record in the Hus ings
Court clerks Office for the city Of Manchester, Va,
i'm Deed Book No. 2. page OF. being required Ia
do by the beneficiary in said deed. will SELL the
premises, the desirable HOUSE andLOT now occn-
pied by said Amos. on THURSDAY the 9th day Of
August. 1877, at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ.
The house has five rooms, ana the lot fronts 135
feet Thirteenth street, commencing ut the corner
of Stockton street. and Is located In of the most
healthy, respectable, and rapidly improving portions
of the city. ....
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale. but more
liberal terms may he announced OH the day OF sale
by consent Of parties interested.
iv3O JOHN F.. TAYLOR. ii"''ees'
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Gays.

AUCTION SALES--.t utuE c LHys.
by Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and huctic,nr,r
No. 1912 Main str-es
-FOUR DEs1RABLEss BRICK STORES
AND DWELLINGS,
LocN1Ep :, TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
. VAIL OR rlFTEENTH) AND FRANKLIN
81 -tEE'fs, Nos, 1901 AND 1903 FRANK
LIN STREET. AND Nos. IL AND IA
ON THE WEST SIDE OF WALL
"' OR FIFTEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS,
WITH GOOD LOTS
TO EACH.
FOR SALE EY AUCTION.
At the request OF the executors OF the late t. T.
WEDNESDAY The @ Ist 'f day of" Of August is77 At
O'Clock 7. NJ, beginning with the property corner
Fifteenth Tor VAIN and Franklin streets. now occn-
| pied by d.. PasquIni confectionery. and the
above VALUABLE PROPERTY. The STOR rs
on Franklin street substantially and we'll built
and good rent. Next the TENEMENT adjoining
on the east, lately occupied by Mr.. J.. t. Slater;
| Each store has I'VE rooms above. ana connecteo
with the same, and good cellars, and have gas and
water. .-'"
Immediately after these will he sold the STORES
on Fifteenth street, Nos. II and IA. rs above de-
scribed, occupied BY Charles Richardson paint.
shop, and Others. Each store has dwelling Of siI
! rooms above. .r
For an Investment this property offers first-class
chance: being centrally located and yielding good
percentage on Its value
| TERMS: VIII he extra liberal, and made known
at day of sale. Special attention of bidders Is In.
vited. and they may attend With the assurance thai
| the property will he sold. :. =.
jy27 ROBERT r LYME. Auctloneer.
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RICHMOND ASD PErERsHCRGt
RAILROAD EOHPASN.
COMMENCING JUNE 10, 1871. trans
~ Oh this road will run Is teorI
LEAVE RICHMOND South.
7:25 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. "onn"ctnG
for Charleston. Augusta. Columbia 50
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, hir'a,
aIontyornery Mobile. New orleans,
and NH points south and South west ::
also connect, at ietrsbnrs with The:
for Lynchb1rg. Farm1ili,, ami o,nrr
local stations that road making
same time As by any other line. TBS
train stops onis Al Aaucht-t'7 ana
Chester.
l:loP. 81, ACCOMMODATION daily ieIcsr:
4 Sunday. Passenger. taxing ths ran
will make clact connection ~ f,'r>'
burg for Norfolk, and At N"rt"iH win
splendid B2y-lne stez ni"rs for FAX
more, Philadelphia. and New o."
and with the Old dominion steamer
for New York. stopping ~ al regular
stations signal.
$50 p. ~, FREIGHT daily Except >ILda! vi.
coach attached.
day., connecting for Weldon. Eal,!.h,
Wilmington. aud Charleston. Pullman
sl-cplng-car for Wilmington 1"d lie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily tcrc' ~ >&n
day., connecting with Richln"nL : F r,
crcksblrg an0 Potomac railroad i9t
all point. North East. and W.>;.
lilo 4. 81, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dai'% I"k'
cept sunday with passenger coac! a.
tichCd. 49,,
9.s4 r. M, THROUGH NAH. daily, connect!n2
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all polnts tri
and West. Also, making close celnec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia SPRINGS and
ali points North aud West TGls trala
stops only st Manchester.
CHOP NJ FREIGHT TRAIN daily (ercrpt sun
dayI, with passenger couch attached.
This Is the ONLY line running double daily tram
from Richmond South. 80, go.
Passengers for Clover Hi connect Al Cn'"'cE
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond At 0 \. ". and $500 /. u
every sunday I'LL further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII START I!on
10 q A. SHAW. Superintendent
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Accom- sloiati"n train leaves Richmond LH': c\-
cept Sunday At 400 I. 81. and arriE,> i. l,"c-
louisville At 7:45 u. N.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily except ,;unday. between l!int"n and Hunt
tngton runs daily, stopping At all regular stations.
Express tram runs iiiIy, Stopping al Hanover,
junction. Soers frevilllanS Louisa ptis.il,c
Cha rlottcsvlle, stanton. Goshen. Htlh"ro. C.y-
invton, and all regular stations west OF trymrtnn.
Mail and express trains connect IL t;ordpGs.ipe
for Washington aud the North. zad ~ thario,t,o
VILE Tor Lynchhurg aud the south.
Express train connects NJ tinc:snau with ir.rN
lines for all points In the West Northwest. and
Southwest. AMI at Richmond with The Richmor!
and Danyic, aud Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-c2rs run on nigh.-tralns.
Mall train arrives at Richmond al $50 F. y.
Express train arrives At Richmond al $50 \. VI.
Accommodation train arrives Al Rrhm"Dd AZ
S:45 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 20 A..
principal points.
For rates, information. &C.. apply al I"mpa"!'3
offices, and at SIG Main street. Richm"nd. Va.
d.. CONWAY X. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticket tysul-
W. ". :. Dl'NE.
t2 Engineer and Superintendent
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY j. u. Whitehead & Co.
Grocery Auctiouccrs and Commission Merchants
1912 Main street.

Grocery AuctiOuecrs and Commission Merchants,
1879 Main street.
CTOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
- STORE-FINTUREs, &C, AT AUCTION.-
at the request Of Mr.. +. I, Burch, who contem-
plates Change in his business we VIII sell st the
street, between Main and franklin, on WEDSEs-
DAY MORNING, August LIST, commencing at l.
O'Clock, his entire stock OF ....
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
embracing such variety OF GOODS and FIN
TURES IS usually found In first-class store of
tho kind; together with BAR-FIETURES, &c.
THIS stock is well worthy the attention Of the trade
-.t I'D. WHITEHEAD 4 CO., Auctioncers.
Nv creditors are invited to attend the above Sale
jy 81 ~ &. +. BURcH.
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=. -
4 rrsrTOr SALES.-This Day.
AgIsvTTON SAEES.. du5H DH!.-~-
By james Macdoueal', huctioneer'
No. 10 Governor street. 7r.
TVoIJsEHoLD FURNITURE. : /.
6dtmajSrr:Rs SHELVING, BRAHMAfowLs, sc''
AT AUCTION ..t. a.

THIS DAY ut 10 o'clock win sell at my wure,
-onms mn excellent assortment OF BOUSEhOLD
ETiRSi'TrftE consisting Of -@
Two f,oTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
MAIIOs ANY and other WARDRnBESt
MAHOGANY and STAINED BCkEAoo anu
JESSY.LiND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADS;
CANE. and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and RoeF =
Frs, 81
FINE ENGRAvINCiS and MIRRORS
HAIR. and SH K-MATTRESSES,
SIDEBOARDS FEATHER-BE.DS ana }. FLOWS,
LEAF and oihtr TABLES, ...
NEW TIN-SAFES, REFRIGERATcRs,
several FlRST-RATE C0OKING-e$rOVES, &C.
ALSO, 5..'
Twenty BRAnMA FOWL9,-pure breed-nght and
dark cosors; .....- 49,. -. 49,. s.r. q. r."
STORE-C0UNfrERS ard lot OF SHELVING. r.;
- Consignments rcceiv cd up to hour or sale.
~ JAMES MACDOUGALL> Auctloncer.
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FOR SALE By
Tyson, BOOKSELLER,
70 MAIN STREET.
BOOKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.

THE BEST OF IIusRANDs. ByJames Payn.
TIE WATRER[N Sn Heb h BY GhaTe es keade
Bio Sl5is kgSSEKs s. s J"ss yernsp ''
By Ws.es Scent
hAkkY HEATHcSTE; BY 4 Ah. %;,5 TE;o!I5opc.
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y ME Hsrry Il alexander
GhHsTE iJxs ~ f0f b Ghrss keade
MATKIGE REKING y6 GsorFs Lsw5sTas
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HEETF k NA A5A By X A rhsfc Ie GEDsn
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SERMONS OUT OF CHURCH. BY Miss Mulock
THk qiIEE sN Of e coNNHtGHT:
h iGf MEtfSS; b cSthsrH!ne King.
CAST uP BY TIE SEA. BY Sir s. W: Baker.
6korfER Fh%M THE eH3 tv w Fl yqIss Verne
e as: is'ST ~ ne, Verne
f fHIFFEEEIYHfS SA BGTc n HSa''Ss neAoe'
MISS MOLLY; By B s ,s. ~ i;, hStt;
MISS HiTCIICOCK.S WEDnISG-DRESs.
RAB AND HIS FRIENDS. BY DR.. John Brown.
| NEW GoDIEA. i;y STANLEY Hope. I.
| ABEL BRAKES WIFE. BY John saunders.
| LEILA I;y Sir Edward Buf@cr I.ytron.
TIE TWO DESTINlES by Wilkie Collins.
| THE LAUREL BUSH. BY Miss AlulOck. HUNT
| ING THE SHARK. With Nine Illustrations.
FROM THE EARTH TO TIE MOON. BY Verne.
ROT Nd THE MOON. Ey Jules Verne.
ROSE TURQUAND. Bv Ellice Hopkins.
AMaN WITHOUT 4 COUNTRY. by +. +. Hale
GOINGTQ THE BAD. By Edmund la'cs.
LOG OF TIE FORTUNA By Captain y. +
Iiudev.
GOING To TIE BAD. by Edmund Yates.
HAROLD. Bv Alfred Tcnnys"n.
A LONG TIME AGO. Br Meta Orred.
THE TALL MAN. BY Gustav NicritZ.
BREAD-AND-CIIEESEA AND KISSES. BY B. L'
ANNE WARWICK. BY Gcorgiana NJ. Craik.
THE BLACK HILLS. BY II. y. Mcguire.
WEAVERS AND WET. BY Miss NJ. f. Braddon.
DIR. OX'S EXPERIMENT. BY Jules Verne.
CAPTAINS LAST LOVE. BY Wilkie Collins.
RIDE TO kHIFA. BY Captain Fred. BUrnaby.
THE FROZEN DEEP. BY W'iIkie Collins.
FISH AND FISHING. BY Thomas Alexander.
ROSINE. ByJ. G.. Whyte Melville.
CANOE AND CAMP LIFE IN BRITISH GUIANA.
| By c. Darlington Brown.
THE MAID OF FLORENCE. Illustrated.
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BOOKS AT 90 CENTS EACH. 80.
(By.mail. CSC each ordinary price, IL to a each
THE LAW AND THE LADY. BY Wikie Col
90 Ins book Of in,enTe dT TE interest," ST. r,ss
Verne. Intensely interesting. Eight ilustra-
ST. GEORGE AND ST. MICHAEL. BY George
Macdonald. grand historical romance
PAUL MASSIE. BY Justin Mccarthy. 4 power
full and romantic book.
TOM BROWN AT OXFORD. By Thomas Hughes.
A delicious aud captivating volume.
HIS NATURAL LIFE. BY Marcus Clarke. A re-
markabe book, describing convict life in Aus.
tralia. .... . ......
DANIEL DERONDA. BY George Eliot Volume L
DANIEL DERONDA. BY George Eliot. Volume II.
These noble volumes, by the author Of "A dam
Bede,'' 'NIidolemarch,' etc, are necessity In
every cultivated home.
TIE ADVENTURES OF yERDANT GREEN.
~ Bede With Tine GSsa Sne OF college
MADCAP VIOLET. BY William Black.
Sent postpaid to any address on receipt Of price
by j. L. ELLSSON,
NH % 1112 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
T ANDS-FARMING,M MINERAL, AND
TIMBEPED; also, CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Vir1inia Land Guide.
HOUSES SOLD. BUILT, AND REPAIRED ON
THE INSTALMENT PLAN.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD,
lie 9-eod 1905 Bank street.
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Z Dominion Steamship Company's s<s s4As,4ss.
steamship OLD DOMINION, CAPTAIN WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, July 31st, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods tor
warded with dispatch to all points north. SOUTH east
and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. $l2; round-trp tIcNe,s,
s24. Stecra2e, IS and SO. t.,.".
For freight or passage. apply to
e. W. ALIEN 4 CO. Agents.
iy3O-2t Company's Wharf Rockerts.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO 2NsFn
Il V1DENCE. AND BOST N.-NssIssaseez
Steamer ASHLAND will receive freight for Tho
above ports till TUESDAY the 31st instant at {
O'Clock. W. =. PORTER, Agent.
" 30-2t 2425 Dock street.
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n II BY Richardson i CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aurtioneers.
-, &. 1113 Main street. ,''
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN Full
] TON FOR SALE BY. AUCTI0N:-We shall
SCR by auction, on the premises on TUESDAY "a the
bIIIL,DiNC LOT on the east side Of Graham street
rct wecn Williamsburg avenue and Fulton street.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to pay the expense of
this and the sum of S45 with Interest thereon
from the 5th day,of October, 1876; the residue on
such terms shall be announced AT the sale
~ RICHARDSON & CO,
iv15 1i13 Main street.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ea-
ID ECUTED At the DISPATCH pRiNiiN"-
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EVERY VOLUME COMPLETE, UNABRIDGED
AND UNALTERED.
A LIBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE.

A NEW BOOK ADDED EVERY TEN DAYS
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DICKS ENGLISH CLASSICS,
FOR SALE By
" J. T. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,
11l2 Main street,

who will send any OF the following. postpaid, to
any address.
This edition is the CHEAPEST and BEST. 1t has
NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS. and is printed OH good
the FINEST EDITION in the market for the price.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RtfIROlp.
RICHMOND. VA, Jun" /. 1877.
AND ONO RAIL

OROAn.-On and after 81 NDAY. June E. -
III ,.iIl
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RICHMOND. FREp'G d POTOMAC X. X. Co,i
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEET.
... s.0... RICHMOND, June 22. 1877.
CCHEDIILE. OF TRAINS.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-06

That magnificent piece of architec-
ture the new Brick M. e. church of
Fredonia, erected at cost of $50. 900,
was presided over for two years by
that able and eloquent young divine,
Rev. A. N. Craft. lie was transferred
to Titusville in the autumn Of 1873, and
there, as in Fredonia, his eloquent and
fearless sermons are listened to by
multitudes. All who have visited the
camp ground on Chautauqua Lake
have been impressed with the power
of his logic and the beauty his speech
From over-work and anxiety connec-
ted with his mission, Mr.. Craft is oc-
casionally subject to bilious attacks.
Sensible in this as in all other matters,
he does not hesitate to use for his re-
lief what his judgment and experience
dictate. Neither is he willing to
"hide his light under bushel," but
speaks out in this as in other matters,
on the side of truth, in tones that can
not be misunderstood-though brief,
yet to the point. Here is what he
says:
Fredonia, n. Y, July IL, 1872.
DR.. Fenner-Dear Sir-I have used your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
and find 1t the Best remedy for o deranged
state of the liver and bowels of any that
have ever used. Yours truly,
A. N. CRAFT.
Pastor of M. E. Church, Fredonia, MY.
For sale by dealers in medicine.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-06
The Sayres POst-MOrtem.

WHY THE UNFORTUNATE WOMAN
HELD so TENACIOUSLY TO LIFE.
The post-mortem examination of
the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Sayres,
the victim of the tragedy in the
Church of the Ascension, on the 18th
ult., took place yesterday afternoon,
at half-past one o'clock. Coroner
Goddard and DR.. Henry c. Chapman
were present, besides several of the
Pennsylvania Hospital physicians
1t was ascertained that the ball en-
tered the back, between the seventh
and eighth ribs, and took at first
downward course, ruptured blood
vessel, the blood from which became
clotted against the spinal column and
by its pressure caused the paralysis.
From the blood-vessel the ball went
upward and penetrated the left lobe of
the lung. The spinal column was
not fractured, as was supposed before
the examination. Coroner Goddard
remarked that altogether it was one of
the most interesting post-mortem ex-
aminations he had ever attended.
The inquest will take place at II
o'clock this morning, at the Coroner's
Office.
Yesterday morning the counsel of
Alexander Sayres went to Moyamens-
ing Prison to inform him of the death
of his wife. When the news was
broken to the prisoner he seated him
self upon his bed and wept like child,
but starting up suddenly he ex-
claimed: Before her death it was
but a struggle for my life. 1 was
never safe. "-PhiLadeLohis Times.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-06
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Pa.
October 80. 1874


October 80, 1874.
My family has received more bene-
fit from E. X. Thompson's Sweet
Worm Powders, than all the medicine
ever used in my house. My wife for
six months doctored with the best
physicians could find in the country,
but with no benefit. She would be
taken with q pain in the pit Of the
stomach, and faint almost away. Her
hands and feet would become cold, her
heart palpitate, and often we thought
she would die before We could restore
her by using hot draughts and appli.
cations. I was finally recommended
to try your Sweet Worm Powders,
three doses of which had an astonish-
ing effect, and being followed up a
few days after relieved her of all pain
and sickness and if my testimony
can be of any use, am happy to give
it in favor Of the Sweet Worm
Powders as most wonderful medi-
cine. Any one wishing to know the
full facts, please address me as below.
S. REYNOLDS,
Justice of the Peace.
Prepared by e. X. Thompson,
Titusville, Pa. Price, rs cents per
bottle.
For sale by DR.. T.. s. Hartley.