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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
by Frank ID. Hill.
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent,
1lO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING
IOr on Fast SIDE OF FIFTH STREET,
E0RTH OF BAKER, AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue
of deed Of trust from Corneliu; S9oda 70 tnd
Smlw recorded (dtfauH having been Made In the pay
ment Of note therein secured, and being required
to do so by tine beneficiary sesIredi VII sell On ne
1877, at 4 O'Clock =. NJ the LOT OF GROUND
described in said deed as fronting 20 rect on Inc
of Lot No g. on a plat attached to a deed from ..
5. Hughes to James L. Goddin. dated June 27'
1870. The lot has depth of l22 feet.
TERMS; $50 aud expenses of sale. cash; balance
st six and eight months, inter, st added.
no ID FRANK D. HILL. Trustee
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zinc 1,..tIe by the Sea.

rr,us,nted from, the German of INLAND bS MISS
N. w. III .se..q
Hast thon seen that high old castle,
That castle by the sea,
Golden and rosy float the CLOUDS
Over 1t constantly.
Go deem II rests, II seems to Dow
ITO itsclf In the crystal TIDE.
So high a mounts IA the evening ctoous
A fame its turrcfs hide. "A
Ali we'll indeed have seen II, j .!ay
That castle by The sea. .,,o ,,..u t,,,sst
with sbe moon overhead, and the rf>ln6 a in
Enfolding II silently. ss..-.
ma ,he wind and the moving waters
1rye out merry songE 49,. ~
I,ld,tt thou hear orchestral music
And singing the halls among!
The winds and the waves lay resting
In tleep tranqIilllty;
A plaintive song tire hans a"iohs
listened to tcarfuiiy.
Y,ydst thou see above thee walking
The king and his fair queen,
Dfdst thou see the red mantle waving,
And the crown with golden sheen!
Nd they not lead With rapture
49, beautiful maiden there, ...
As radtan; az the sunshine, ......
This maiden with golden hair!
saw he parents walking, 5000
With heads uncrowncd aud bare.
And mourning garments ciotned tifem
The maiden saw net there. a.a.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me OH the 9th day of November,
1874, and duly recorded in the huI SINGS SouTt
mage 3O7. will sell on the premises at public auc-
lion, on SATURDAY the oath day OF, November, at
d O'clock r. NJ. the HOUSE AND LOT described
in said deed at the intersection Of Holly street and
the Manchester and Coamine turnpike, fronting 80
feet on said turnpike and running back $50 feet,
with small but comfortable frame store and dwell
ing thereon. . - :,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay The amount secured
and cost of executing this trIst-say about $3.50 ::
the balance OH such terms as will be announced on
day OF sale. ...r- SOCRAIES BRUINS
po11 Trustee.
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Everybody who has visited San Francisco
knows Woodward's Gardens, with its fine
collections Of animals, birds, etc. The pro-
prietor is famous for catching at every rar-
ity that comes in his way, and it was with
emotions Of intense delight that he recently
received note from friend just returned
from the East, stating that he had brought
with him for the Gardens ga fine specimen
OF ground-hog." An expressman was sent
Tor the animal, who returned with a large
box. A company OF scientific men assem-
bled in the proprietors room to view the
prodigy; the lid Of the box was carefully
raised, and there was disclosed to yiewa
huge sausage. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
BY Robert ID. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

NOMMISST0 NERS SALE OF a LARGE
~ AND vALUAB BILE LOT OF F1RST-CLAsST0-
BACCo.FIXTuRESI IN FACTORY NOW OGCI I-
T!Ep BY 6 T BN ~ Es3 ~ hoE sNb
CARY sTREETs. AZ AUc I Virtue -' Of
an order Of the District Court of the Emitted States
for the Eastern district Of Virginia. entered EN-, on the
Charles r. Binford. bankrupt we, the undersigned.
appointed special commissioners for the purpose
the 27th day of November 1877. commencing at
IL o'clock d., all the FIXTURES in said factory,
i i2-HoRsE-PowER ENGINE,
e 25-H0RSE-PoWER BOILER.
g SnAP,E y; r aI,, . ,ors
% B0X.PREssEs.
( 4 ffSRS S Rii iMShI h;i;s@'S'
: Ii-f fSSCaiH Mills,
3 P p9,HKfH MITE MILLS.
1-POCND MILL,
..g BLOCKS, IRONS, TINS.
e.. sINKEk s, 20 e. and PI,H ,H;5NcHI' &c.
, sT'E4hM.PREssEs.
BENCHES.
66FFfhIeEf fGi;
.. STEAM ELEVATOR and SKATING
sTE f2%RfHs PIPES throughout the
..'. ALSO,
Lot OF MANUFACTuREDa and LEAF TOBACCO;
aud such other things used IN a tobacco factory.
The attention of tobacconists Is invited to this
sale AZ the fixtures desirable and In good order.
TERMS Cash Us to all sums 10 500; bills eN-
ccediug that amount, sixty and ninety days for me-
gotiabie notes with approved security.
JAMES Z. PACE.
-..... Fl. G. CANNON.
30. Lane STERN.
GEORGE Fl. BURWELL.
... Special Commissioners.
Gallo hy R0RERT L. LIME. AnCtionetr. no ID
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF a ' ALUhBLE
L FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY, KNOWN AS
WILLIAMSON'S." SITUATED ON THE AP-
POMATTOX RIVER.-By virtue of deed OF trust
from John S. Hardaway and wife to the subscriber,
bearing date OH November 81, 1872, and duly re-
corded In The Clerks Office of Amelia County Court
on december g. 1872. and by the direction Of the
creditors secured thereby.I will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to thehlghcst bidder, on WEDNESDAY.
November 2S. 1877 tcourt-dayl. at IL O'Clock M ut
Amelia Courthouse, that certain TRACT Of LAND
conveyed BY said deed. situated In Ameia county,
Va, called Wiiamson's,' containing 500 acres,
more or less, bounded on the north by the Appoma-
tox river, on the cast by the "keunons'" tracts
now owned by 4. Girard), OH the south by :" West
wood" owned by j. II. Leark and on the west ~
the Lodge" (owned by the Misses Archcri. and Ivy
Bellevue" owned by Faulkner. This farm IS stu
ated about four miles from Mattoax depot, on the
Richmond and Danrillc railroad.
TERMS: Cash rs to snm sufficient to pay the cX-
pcnses OF executing the trust and to discharge the
debt secured being three thousand dollars Of princl-
pal and all arrearges of Interest thereon: and the
residue such terms rs the grantor or his assigns
may prescribe. Ii is believed, however. the gerry
liberal terms will he announced at The sale.
W. J. LEAKE,
2-7,1Ol3,l7,&d Trustee.
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By f.. W. Powell. Auctionccr.

T SHALL SELL, ON TUESDAY THE
2pth instant at IL O'CLOCK. at his factory. the ell
tire Stock and Machinery Of Godback's Match-Fac-
tory. consisting In part of --..,-
THE PRETTIEST TWELVF-HORSE-POW
ENGINE IN THE STATE,
Twenty HORSEPOWER Boiler, Bcechers Match
Machines, PaperBox Machinery large lot Of Paper.
Betting, Shafting. Pueys. Work-Benchcs Suitable
for tobacco facories) Stools. Kettles. Pots Paint
Mill Furnaces, Bricks, Pans, Grindsrone, Steam
Pipe, 1000 pounds Wax. Circular Saw lcomplete),
= / IRON SALANANDER SAFE.
Q 900 pounds Irish and American Clues, Eermllien.
Zinc, Whitening. empty Boxes, Barrels. 5000
yards Webbing, Hampers, &C., &C. The attention
of The public Is called 10 this SALE as 1t Is without
limit. Mr.. Goldback having made other business
engagements must sell. The Factoryis also for rent
no l6-F, M&Tu3t* E.W. POWELL, Aucti0neer.
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4irt,mol,d 1ispatfh',
,,oynAy NOVEMBER 10, 1877.
p,rrpsn,R,. Va. November 18, 1917.

Editors Dispatch: The poem IN te,day,s
D,snntch, From Songs OF Ihree ceh.u-
RES author unknown." was the iase song
Of Barry Cornwall. The tirst line IN eaen
verse OF your rendition oilers rom Una.
in the original. which read, w men tue
grass grows over me" &c.
We return thanks to our correspondent.
Can he tell us who wrote the poem begin
ming, My heart aches sore for thee. Tonight
beloved" &C., which appeared in last i"e's-
DAVIS issue OF the Dispatch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
BY Grubbs g. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TlHE THREE.sTORY, GRANITE,
FRONT TENEMENT, No. 1416 MAIN
STREET, AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY, j 9th, OF November umhedlatcly
after the ale OF the adjoining house for Mr. 4. john
win sell by auction, upon the premises, the tene-
ment occupied by Messrs. Louis Euker Il Co.. 'front.'
ing on Main tIeet and running back to The wide al
ley Ia the rear Above The store there are very COM
Portable apartments for family, and there Is also
building fronting on the rear alley.
This property always yields good rent, aud It
chaser.
nol3 Aucttoneets.
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The perversion OF transpire came about
In this way: One writer would say that
certain event ..transpired yesterday
meaning very properly that it was revealed
Yesterday" came out" "was breathed
forth"-although 1t might have really hap
pened last year. An imitator seized the
word IS describing something which ac-
tualiy occurred Yesterday, and thus to
transpre" has come TO mean the same ny
ITO impoverished. Yoric Jour'sa! Of COM
meTce.
Professor In one evening counted
LWenty-seyen meteofs sitting on my piazza"
Class expressed great astonishment at the
social character Of the heavenly bodies.
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BY J. L. .Appcrson-
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionecr,
lO16 Main street


AUCTION SALE OF THE
l. FINE, LARGE, AND EXTRAORDINARILY
WFLL-BUILT DWELLING, No. 40I. AND
GROUNDS ATTACHED, AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF CARY AND FOURTH STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust TO me; dated 22d No
ycmbcr, 1872, duly recorded In Richmond Chan
cery Court, in D. B. 90 c, page 1872 default In pay
ment having been madeI and being lheroto re-
ouired By the beneficiary thereby secured Will sell,
on on the premises, on TUESDAY, November 81,
1877, at 81. O'Clock r. ~: the above described
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY. now and for
many years occupied bv C. 7. Word. ESD, The
DWELLING contains ten rooms, with hre-placcS;
besides Office, store aud bathrooms, &c. &C.;
kitchen with four rooms, stable anu carriage-house.
Sc.-all built with the best material, In the bet
manner, with u view to comfort, convenience, and
durability. Location pleasant, and remarkably con-
venient to business. Excellent neighb0rhoad. Lot
6Sxl 80 feet 10 wide alley. May be sold rs whole
or divided by cutting off beautiful building lot' as
NAV he deeued best
TERMS: Although the deed requires cash sale,
t Is confidently expected that arrangements VIII be
made for remarkably easy terms or payment ana
no lis j. L. APPERSON, Trustee.
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BY Poindexter & Upper,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
1900 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A SMALL BRICK
N TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
DUVAL BETWEEN 81. PETERS AND JUDAH
STREETS-On FRIDAY the 23d OF November,
1871 mt O'Clock r. NJ. we shall sell by auction. on
the premises. the aforementioned PROPERTY.
The DW EILING has four rooms, and there Is also
q kitchen detached in the yard. .s. a.5''E'5.7'
TERMS: Reasonable, and At sale.
TOINDEXTER & TUPPER, i
huctloDpprS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
.lDl0 Main street.

AND MOST CONFEN-
DIENTLY- COATED TIIREE-STORY STOCK
BRICK TENEMENT DWELLING, WITH IRON
VERANDA NO. >5iSl: SITnATED =, On The TIE
WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET BETM EEN
CLAY AND LEIGH. NOW OCCUP1 D BY
MIR. LOUIS LEWIS, FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.--
BY request Of the owner, who resides In New York
THURSDAY, NEXT. the 22d day of November.
1877, at Az O'Clock T.. NJ, the above VALUABLE
PROPERTY. The house contains nine rooms ::
Kitchen with four rooms with all modern improve
ments; hot and cold water In kitchen, &c. This
property, being centrally located and near TO the
business centre. should command the attention OF
nariirs seeking TO purchase nice home. or for an
investment. The house is now occupied by q good
tenant mt fair rent. and Is in goOr repair The lot
fronts on Ninth street 80 by feet deep.
TERMS: VIII be liberal, and made known ut sale.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
no16 huctioneCr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
by T.. B. Cook, Auctloneer,
90 Governor street.

ENTEEL Observation-Disclosures
tT Ar AUCTIOS.-THIS DAY tMondavl lS u
Instant at O'Clock, viii sell ut my store, NO: ~
Governor street, an assortment Of HOuSEfioLD
FURNlTURE, embracing g.. -.-..E
complete PARLOR SUITE CHIT
very handsome AHOGANY WARDROBE
81 ! very handsome OAK BUFFET: &c -, rt''.
, WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLES, ,r.a r
, excellent COOKING-RANGRS.
!. HAIR and sHuGK-MATTREssEs' i.
u .,. SSaNE any. ma WotjfI,sEAT CHAIRS
CHRPETS, CHROMOS and EGGRAFlSGs'
2 OAK and WALNUT DESKS. ,r,,,,,,,,-r
and great variety OF useful HousF-hT 'N"
GG9Dsii .,,r, re.ervc B. COOK,
Sa'I "tS,'"N Auctioncer.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEorEAhEt
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.

RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY -. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
3.ooP 81. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY. upnneci, AZ
West Point with steamer Havana ins
all points on York river and Bait
more. Arr ,es In Baltimore al a.
NJ; connects with rall-.incs for ash
ington, Philadelphia. S"S York. b','-
ton. aud all western points tohh'''>
at Richmond with trains on i.!chIoh'.
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE ALI"
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
SESDAY. and FRIDAY anu
500 A. " TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud Sal
I'RRDAY. Connects with 't"ah.ES
ut West Point for river landings, bal--
timore, and all western points. on
.E#-- meets ut Ricliuond With trains on k!CH
mOud aud Danyille acknowledgements.
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake HUI
Ohio railroads..
LOCAL PASSENGER. ,
500 +. II. Leaves Richmond daily 1eAcsp' SUM-
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo. n .rr,yss At Richmond TUESDAY So
THURSDAY. and SATIRDA1. tunt
meets with trains on Richmond 80 ~
8. Sd. Petersburg and Chesapeake ana u u'
railroads. Steamer Hayana leaves pa.,
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY. ana tt,.
DAY, At 4 Z. IL. Connects wiz
trains from Philadelphis- New n otA,
and western points, and 1t Yves. Vs ~
.... with trains for Richmond ana tHs
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
.oopu ARRIVES at Richmond MONDAY, )" Eo-
.'oo - SESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud CAT
snip. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anu SH ~
e'Ao IIRDAY. Connects with steamer rs.
Nest Point from Baitimors. aU
meets with Rchusona and laun'l.'
Richuuud and Petersburg, ana eHe'~
pc,,ke and Ohio RAILROADS..
Local. PASSENGER.
,n.oo, N Arrives ri Richmond daily except sun,
1u:oo ~ - Taw CONNECTS with Richmond E Snc
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana o"''
railroads. 60, ,, mr. from
.onthern poi;ts Cars run Through ecl"ee"
and West Point. ,,,, with loves. rates,
su 9nsS hills Of lsding, with guaranteed ra'e''
s,,a, tn nil northern aud western points. torn aud
STSronyh tickets sold 10 all northsshs sa 'nsa
western points and baggage ehesAiGi sas Tieke. OF
nor tickets apply ut General kalioa HStei, and
aca aSS Main street; at tho ENsnahSs, and DOcf
csomSany;s depot, corner Twenty-thifa "NN
S'res sss h''H Il. T. DOUGLAS, suDeFin'ehssAs
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BY j. L. Appcrson,
Real Estate Auctioncer, &C.,
1O16 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RlCHMOND.-By virtue OF decree OF
tho Chtncery Court Of The city OF Richmond i'll the
cases of English. administrator, rS English, &c, and
Augustine rs. English. &C. OF the 9th OF November.
1877 will. as special commissioner named therein,
sell on the premises, In the order named, on I UES-
DAY the Goth day of NovemRer; lS17. 6csinntnS at
3 O'Clock 2. NJ the REAL ESTATE OF which the
late William English died seizcd-yiZ-:
1st. THE TWO-STORY RRICk STORE, No. 81 l..
at the southeast corner Of Leigh and Second streets
for years occupied by said English and now by his
SON. Lot. ] on by 80 feet 10 l0-i0ot alley.
2d THE TWO.STORY FRAMED TENEMENT
adjoining the store on the south. Lot, l6a by ~
feet to said alley. . 90,
Sd. THE BRICK DWELLING. 10 20G. north
side of Leigh between Second and ihlrh streets
containing seven rooms, &c. Lot, 33 by l2o icet 10
alley. ar M the
northwest corner of Leigh and Second streets, 81
5ib' THE BRICK DWELLING, No 100, south
side Of Clay between First AID SECOND streets, con-
tanning seven rooms. Lot 25 BY ! 90 feef.
TERMS: one third cash: balance ut siN ana
twelve months. for negotiable notes interest addel,
I,tu ~. &c ali maid AN. KELLEY,
NO Special Commissioner.
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BY PoindeXter 6 Tuppcr,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1900 Main streer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
L TRACT OF LAND ABOUT one NIL IL E
NORTH OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, IN the
NEW FNEICO TURNPlKE.--B virtucof the pro-
visions OF deed of trust executed TO me OIL the 29th
day Of May, 1876. and recorded IN the clerks Office
having been made in the payment of Il certain note
therein SECURED and being required by the bencfci-
arv so to do. will sell. upon the premises on
DAY tho 1OIh day Of November III O'Clock Z. H..
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND described rs
above, aud designated MS LOTS A and Is In the sub
division of the land nf W. c. Thomas.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 dctray the expense
of executing this trust and TO pay note OF 81 o6
With interest from May 26.lS77: 500 on the 29th
OF November. 1877: SIP OH the 29th OF May,
1878; and the balance upon such terms us shall be
J. ADAIR PLEASAETS,
no O Trustee.
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Ry James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionccrs'
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE ~ THE CITY OF RI SFIs oSp On
EEAR VEN ALL STREET, AND AT THE
SOUTHEASTERN INTERSECTION OF AND
THIRTIETH STREETS, ATsAUCTION.-By vir-
tue of decree of the ChaPcery Court Of the city OF
Richmond, pronounced on the Sd day Of July, 1874,
In the case OF Str!ngfellow, who sues, &C., cs.
Cowles's administrator, &C., we, the undersigned,
special commissioners thereby appointed, will pro-
reed to sell ut public auction upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 9th dry OF November, 1877. com
A TWO-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING. contain
Ing four rooms. on the astfsita Of Seventeenth
street near Venahle street. The lot fronts % feet
and runs back / Is feet. Ss$
LOT and T HRE E BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS adjoining. at the corner OF and Thtrtieth
Streets the lots trout Thirteth street about 2S
feet each, running back the usual depth.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance nj six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes bearing
six per cent interest he said Interest payable SEMI
annlallyj and the title retained until the whole pur-
chase-money Is paid.
THOMAS W. BOSWELL,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES n. TAYLOR q SON, AEctioneers. no 10
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AUCTION SALEs.-Thia bay.
By GrTibbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh strcct Dct"ecH Ih1'f' "''s' ''.
rarE A GOOD FRAME DWELL
Nina IN PINE. STREET, IN SIDNEY, AT
AIJCTiOS.-At the request ofsshe owner we VIII
sell at auction, upon the premises on MnS sae.a
hie FRAME DWELLING No. 3l4 s0uth ZINE
street between AIbemarle and Beverly streets, now
OCCUPIED by Dir. {. W. Gardner, CONTAINING nI nv.
rooms and passages, besides detached Kitchen Win
two rooms. . .-, oc tbot
rapidly improving section OF the city ana Soo ~
Sidewalk runs along its front and extends out 10
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut four, elght'
and twelve months FOR noteS. Will
and secured by Il deed of trust ,,,,,.,,.
1s Auctioncers.
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KtcIIMnSn ,Sn rETFE>RrRGl
RAILROAD tpMrANN. !
COMMENCING SUNDAY. November IL.
" 1877, trains Oh this road Viii run j, follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ THROUGH NAIL llIly. CONNECTING
for Charleston. Augusta, o'nTlta "a
vannah. Raleigh, Atlanta Macon
Montgomery. Mobile. Nov ORLEANS.
aud AL l.uin,~ Snnlr an1 Southwest;
stops oniv i, Manchester ami Chester.
1000 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATES daily i"xcelh
Irtcrshur" VIZ. 'lr Atlantic. Nss'>-
sippi and ohio rar.xhd tor LvnchburE.
E:trmyiltc. and pth'r local stations on
taat road. making same Tine - hN
any other line. stop" u all r"GuE'r
stations
l:lOPM, ACCOMMODATES iailT except
sunday. Passengers tthIN- ms Ntl'
will make cASe connection a. l'"i'r,'
burg for Norfolk, and ~ Norfolk WIZ!
splendid Eay-line steamer Tor bi'I-
more Philadelphia. aiii NV uI"-
and with the Old Dominion si"tiu'T'
for New York: stops only Al Man'ht'-
ter and Chester.
$3.50 =. NJ, FREIGHT daily tCXc"p' suHiiyj, VIE
coach attached.
l1.35P NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day). connecting iOr Weldon. WI
nington, and thariret"u. iH',nhE
sleeping car for Wilmington aisi Tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
dlyl. connecting with Eirun"ltJ trr''-
crckSburg and Potomac r..Ir"t' i'r
all uoinis North. Easc. ant "'-t stop
ouiv At Manchc-tcr aud ''h',~irr
100 \. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sun
day) with PASSENGER C"r'l +tt.lcirI.
1I:55 AM. ACCOMMODATES Tx AIN dti'y '"N-
ccpt sunday with passenger coach A.
tacncd.
o.3O p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN d.i'y tr1t"nt sUg-
dayj with passenger cEi"h attached.
gao p NJ TIIHOIiGH MhH. dtii!, cunn,cun.
with Richmond. Fred, rt'Hsfurs ang
Potomac railroad for =" points IA.
md West. Also. making close c"un"c-'
ton with the Ch.,Ap"aG" Air! one
railroad for tie Virginia >pr.ng anc
NIL uofuts North and West. THIS tran
stols only at Manchester and Chester.
PASSENGERS for Clover ii,il connect al Chest!
daily Irxrcpt Sunday by taxing the $50 T. VI. ifa'"
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond n 9 A. ". AMI $50 L. v :.
every Sunday iii further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg "!L! start from
the Appomattox depot. s.-,..,,
A ~rrpr!u'Iuigut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
NHEAP FREIGHT RATESc4T-sIa I
" BY THE ssasssssSsssssss
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs4lNsI
~ COMPANY. SssssoiaEz&.
FOR NORFOLK, BALTIMORE, Plf1LADEL-
PHlA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.


On and after WEDNESDAY. September 9th. the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER lear
ryiug United States maJ will leave Richmond Tor
lie aboyc-uamed places every MONDAY WE'D
NE.SDAY. and~FRIDAY, AT $50 \. NJ.
Close connections made NJ Norfolk WIN the ce-
Bav Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all of the ahoye-named cities,
bv the lines named. sale at CARRIER s agency, s26
Main street i: at Exchange Hotel, and on beard OF
steamers. - ~
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on james river
(passng through Dutch Gupl, including fortifca-
lions, famous battle-delis, jamestown, Fortress
Monroe, Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads. &c. &c.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted from Z
Portsmouth. aid regular landings on James river.
Way-landing freights must be prepaid.
l.. p. TATUM. General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets, and 903 Main
r.at moo