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RAILROAD LINES.
AND DAEVILLE
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s, 1877.

THROUGH MAIL, r.-.'
7:S1 A, NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting AZ
100. Greensboro With trains on North Caro-
. lima division and N w. n. Z. X h. ~
Charlotte with tr2inS on Atlanta anu
.s Richmond Airline railway for At
......... lanra Macon jacksonville, Monlgome-
H.. ry,, Mobile, and New Orleans, and "a!
southwestern peints- With c. {. and
AR. 4. for Columbia, Augusta, anu all
southern ana southeastern points
LYStHBURG ACCOMMODATES.
GAO A, NJ Leaves Richmond daily for BurkeSiiie,
Farmylllc, Lynchburg. aud inierme-
date points, making close connection
at Lynchburg for all southwestern
points. >.
a.oa p NJ arrives Rtchnond daily. connecting
o'~' with North Carolina division y: W. n.
c. r. r.. c. G. and 4. r. r., ang
Atlanta and Richmond Air-Ltnc rail-
way from all southern and southwest
-. ern points, ard with Richmond, + reus-
ricksbury and Potomac aud CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railroads for Nil northern ano
western points.
LYSCHBURGS. ACCOMMODATIONS *,
a.9o r. M arrives Richmond daily from Lyneh-
burg Farmviiie, Burkesil lie. ana All ih-
terlnediate points, and from all SOUTH
western points,
Tickets sold 10 all southern ana SOUTHWESTERN
points, and baggage checked through ,,.
Palace sleeping-cars run through 2oes"oeA f1eA-
Local tickets good only for continuous se
tween the points named on tickets. NO lay.ofer
checks wlll De giSen. Z. d. Z. TAI.COlT, -
- - s. General superintendent
JOHN r. MACAuRDo, General Passenger Agsp.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NALJ ABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
land IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY :-l'ur-
su,nt To a deed of trust from Thomas a.. BaElo
trustee, and X. w Baylor and Mary g., MS wiis'
dated January l, 1872. viii sell !! publc auction
~; the prcnlisrs on WEDNESDAY the 23d day OF
Nav. 1877. at ~ O'Clock 81, VERY VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND in Charles Guy county, Va. DC,
ing part of the old sandy Point eStatel bounded on
fine norL by the Horse Bridge road. on the east by
the land. of Harriet r. Baylor, on the south ny te
james river. and on the west by the nam county
road The said land will be sold in four parcels;
three of which will contain each about one hunureu
acres of cleared land and forty acresoi wooo
land; the fourth parcel containing ABOUT one nun
seven acres of woodland.
TERMS: Easy and made known on day OF sale
my Aid RICHARD WALkE, Trustee.
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Y c.lO.l2Si
By Edward E.. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
No. 1913 Main street.

ENRUS STE E S SALE OF FRAN +
DWELLISG no. 323 SOUTH CHERRY
STREET. BETWEEN BEVERLEY AND AL
BEMARLE STREETS, AT AUCTloN.I,By viz,
recorded in clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court. being requested so to do by the beneficiary
shall sell at auction. Oh the remses. at 90 o CLOCK
p. NJ FRIDAY, 18th May, 1877. the abovc-de-
scribcd HOUSE and LOT. containing three rooms.
This Is new house. and rented al te 49,, per month.
TERMS Cash. JAMES II. GoinDlN,
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Dy j. l.. Apperson,
pn,l FStutp Aurtjonrpr.

UCTION SALE OF THE LAW Ii
N BRARY OF TIE LATE JUDGE JOHN ".
contain Judge Brockenbrough's annOtations, and
among them valuable and scarce editionS-on
THURSDAY. May 18th. ut q O'Clock L. NJ, IT the
office of j. l.. Apperson, auctioneer, corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets.
TERMS OF SALE: Sims of $50 and under, cash
above that amount four months time will be given
Persons ut 4 distance or who may be unable TO
attend can have their bids attended by The auc-
tioneer or by West, Johnston 4 Co .>-
my n Aurtionccr.
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TT1RITSTEE;S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
l. FARM LYING IN LOUISA COUNTY; N Nin-
DoNsViLLE, CONTAINING FOUR llUNDR;EPLS
ACHES WITH kARGE: ATT ofA.btLb.
iSES THEREON.-By virtue of a deed of trust ex-
ecuted by John Greenfield to- the undcrsisned a., as
trustee hearing date the 10th day OF March, 1919
Comfy Court. default having been made in the pay
mcnt of the two bonds secured by said deed. ana
hrnr rconircd so to do by the beneficiary therein
shall. on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of May, 1871,
at IL o'clock NJ. upon the premises sell the ABOVE
designated FARM at public auction.
TERMS. For cash as to so much OF the proceeds
of sale MS will defray the expenses of executing me
trust and pay Off two bonds for S2.333.33 rtc,'
with Interest thereon from the l5th of March, lSI -,
until paid; the residue upon such terms rs thc
,rantor In said decd may require or In case oil ms
Failure to1dyc such dirCctIon in such manner is the
trustee NAV determine; which will be announced on
the day Of sale. TX. bAhI ME-
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I,y Grubbs & Williams,
Auclionecrs and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rs1HE UANDSOME THREE-STOR1-
/ ENDORSEMENT BRICK TENEMENT No
2O4 EAST MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
And THIRD STREETS, AT AUCTI0N-ln
WEDNESDAY, 10th OF MAY. at O'Clock T. ~.
we will sell, upon the premises, the VERY VAIC-
ABLE PROPERTY above referred 10, now occli-
pIed by DIR. J. y. McCarty. 1t has ten rooms win
tirepllccs, besides storeroons, and kitchen win
four rooms. Water and gas the premises Mar
BILE manteS In the principal story. This property Is
well located convenient to the business Iart Oh tme
The basement Is well suited for an Office for 4 pro-
fessiona man. The lot fronts twentyTfre ret on
meets with the city culvert. The premises are In
thorough repair, having been recently rcnovaten,
and the rooms are handsomely decorated in the
Pompeian style.
The house Will be open on Tuesday and Wednes-
day for inspection. .,
we invite all wanting really good residence 10
attend this sale. it,.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in four. eight,
and twelve months negotiable notes, six per cent
interest added, secured by trllst-tieed.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
my12 Auctonerrs.
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a1r<TYON sALEs-.-Thta Day.
nv j. Thompson Brown
Pea, Estate Agent and Auctioneer.. :.
1113 Main street. /.

SALE OF VALUABLE,
M nIs-c r or ON WEST GRACE STR EET
-, Il Sp no iriiE PRESBYTERIAN C1iAPEL-49
Of and deed Seedf 1Tssi G'1
dnten No. cn,,rt. default having been made In the
navment Of the note therein secured, and by me
nint request OF grantor, beneficiary anu trustee
Sriii nrocecd TO sell, on the premises, on WEDNES
DAY, May IL, ST., at o'clock T. NJ fhs r front.
ing O feet on the south line Of Grace street west on
shafer street, and running back between parallel
lines Is 8 feet.
TERMS: Liberal, and male known ut sale.
THOMPSON BROWN,
wy, = ~ 9,i. AuctlOnccr.
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MULES. HORSES. DC.

UORSES AND MULES FOR On
J. SALE.-Just arrived. twenty onc extra -
fine DRIVING, RIDING. and FARM-HORSES.
most Of them bays; extra iron-gray 16ts hands,
perfect family horse: one fine GRAY MAKE; one
BAY MARE, can troi In three minutes Also. thirty
seven EXTEA-FINE MULES. broke and unbroke,
all sizes. 1850 ,,,
Apply at my stables, 1908 and 1872 Franklin
INV oOeodl Ot* EDMOND BOSSIEUX.
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Editors Dispatch: The writer has copy
OF the second part OF History OF the United
States Germany, written bya Virginia citi.'
zen, and translated from the original French
into the German, and printed in Leipzig in
1889. What antiquarian knows OF it? Who
is the Virginia Burger! WIEN.
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by g.. :. Fashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionetrs.
No. 7 Tenth street tShatcr's building.

Tor SALE.-Atthc request OF the prcsi-
Il dent OF the Richmond building and Improve
mcnt Company We will sell. on the premises. Al pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, "n FRIDAY the
18th day Of May. 1877. at AZ o'clock =. NJ. TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS, containing each four rooIn-.
and designated by the Nos. 626 and 624, situated
on the north side Of High Holly street rear its
intersection with Pine street.
These houses should particularly attract the at,rn-
ton Of persons seck sing small AMI safe investments,
or those In want of small and pleasant homes.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance on credit Of
six. twelve. and eighteen months, interest added,
and secured by i trIlst-Gccd
GEORGE s. VASHON < son.
lnY12 .Auct lnncrrS.
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The sangunary incubation OF military.
despotisms on multitudinouS millions OF
passive and unchroniclcd serfs presents a
sombrc canopy.-BoSton Globe. How would
YOU like to come out here and write up a
fire Courier. Journal.
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by PoindcIIcr & Tupp"r.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlon""rS.
1900 Main street, under Planters Bank.

GALE OF AN TRACTIVE BUILD
NEAR SHAFER STREET. AND ADJOlNi Vi
THE. HAND SOME BUILDINGS LAI ELY
ERECTED BY MR.. y ". WlLLIhMS-Iy request
of the owner WE shall Scllby auction, on the prem
Uses on SATURDAY the 10Th instant. at > o'clock
T. NJ, til. above described property, fronting ~
feet on Grace street, anu extending back l5l feet
to Il foot alley.
TERMS: Liberal. and 1T sale. -
POINDEXTER * TEPPER.
AurtlDuccr-,
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Peal Estate Agents AMI AuctioncfrS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BEAUTIFUL MONROE-PARkL LOT,
"A on LAUREL STREET BETWEEN FRAME
LIN STREET AND PARK AVENUE, AT AUG
TlON.-.,)n THURSDAY. May 18th. IT ) O'Clock +.
NJ We will sell. upon the premises the LOT situ;-
ted rs above, adjoining the residence OF Mr.. e. W.
Burr and in rear Of Mr.. G. X. Skinkcr. II fronts 20
feet and runs back 90 feet
II is doubtful if there is any lot now in the MAJ ket
offering 50 many advantages of situation. nti.hbor-
hood &c Which can ~ bought 1T the low price for
which this lot will probably sell.
TERMS: At sale. GRtBBS & WILLIAMS.
my Is Auc,ionterS
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POSTpONEMEST.

pOSTpONENENT.
By reason OF the continued rain the foregoing SAFE
was unayoidably postponed until THURsDAai, tae
9Th Nav. 1871, ut O'Clock. In the meantime,
that portion of thu property lying nearest To Ken
mond will be divided Into lots Of from two 10 iour
acres EACH according to plat TO be exhibited AZ tue
sale, TO the FARM will be attached from lnir!! ~
fortv ,crss ROBERT Is. LYME.
49,. Trustee.
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Ibid, p. 19e.

Nessrs. Editors,-l sec in the Dispatch
OF this morning (olay i2th) that cor.
respondent desires to learn the origin OF
the familiar quotation Though lost to
sight, to memory dear" think the New
York Journal of Commerce is mistaken IN
the belief that the author cannot be ldent-
lied" rs il occurs in the following lines at
trbuted to Ruthven Jenkins, which were
first published in the Greenwich Magazine
for ifarieers in 17Gl. r. T. D., JR.
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GrrBEs & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BYJ. Thompson brown, 'ssS
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

SALE OF LOT NEAR
i UNION HILL, IN nESRICO COUNTY.-By
virtue OF deed of trust dated August 1875, and
recorded In HenricD County Court, executed by
Reuben Turner and wife TO lhc undersigned, as irus-
tee, and whereas default being made IN the payment
by the beneficiary the Undersigned trustee, will
scl on the premises, on SATURDAY: May -:
PARCEL OF LANDin Henrlco county, near Union
HILL on the west side of TwcBtyfft street between
r and ! streets, and fronting 30 feet on twenty
fifth street and running back between parallel lines
l25 feet to an alley In common II feet Wide, and
designated 4. Lot No. 7, In Square No III, Adamss
plan. In. 80 t'r.
TERMS: Very liberal, md made known at sale.
- 49, IA. ATKINSON, JR., Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, huctioneer. my 15-td
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By W. Goddin. Aucioneer, and Chafin, Staples &
Co. Auctl0ncers.

SALE OF LARGE NUM-
4 Der OF VALUABLE LOTS IN SIDNEY,
BOUNDED BY DOVER, CUMBERLANln, BEE-
ERLY, AND RESERVOIR STREETS.-Thc sale
no yeriiscd By the trustees OF DR. John B. Harvlc OF
his LOTS located rs above was unavoidaDly post,
poned last evening Lby reason Of The RAIN until
p. NJ. when it will lake place, on the premises If
fair If NOT. the first fair day thereafter.
TERMS: At sale. ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
J.. E. MEADE.
Trustees.
JOHN i. HARNIE
JOHN .. STEGER.
Trustees,
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fAILgDAD UypcS
@ 81 ,ss.s:sg1 -fzssHn=z..7 -s-=r, ,,,,-----

Ill @5zzEE5 - =s,sss:,sss7
RICHMOND AVID Pg1Erso-r
[ lOMMENCING MAY ITru ~ H'f' {
~ Oh this road will run az f,,loys '"'r fl;L3
1928 A. NJ LH TIIE1 nII!f;lIT2Xp SOUTH.
''A' ~ Ne enr h iEGil MAIL 'iai!r c,ur.,.,-
wi ,hart"5t'n, AUgus,,, Comm" IN!
,,1nn l, Ealeizh. Alan, VI -
montgomery, Mobile. ", i'"p,
an" All POINTS South AMI riliytn..
a'sp connects at Petprsi,n-y' ,sI, yet,
nr.In,ic, HiS't7,igpi and OH, " ,,',. 'tg
~, Lshenburg. FarInyiil". ,ri ~"
vcai stations on that road ' rI' '''"'
1.nn1, =, S.ppooniy AT Mach'-s:.r AZ ~ 'r'"g
A''" l. n''' AILoMhODaTiOS dur T'F.
ITS CKiE2 this train viii ma ''"1-
'"uhcc'ion ~ Petersburg g., 'r>.
ana ~ Norfolk rith sprutt1 j. ~. -.
>Hrin"F' for iiatimrr" p,tt'',,it' 49,"
ana Ne" YORK. AMI wi,h tic ~ "a.
mihi"h steamers for Er- ~ DD-
r,,n,, I,lhg ~ al regular -trlou. ~. - '.',-
"''' 'i'' r.rirnI daily tcSrf -uu,,,c, -.
ll:l5 L. n. THROUGH MAI. d,irv s-
Tasl' connecting for WrlL,~ :, 1,.-
"'imin2toH. Charlr-tDn ''''i!a,
anu Al points in FiorlI, ,,'"Hi.'.
South. '''''S''A *.i -.
~ LEATE rETERsErgG NORTH
6:33 a. 81, THROUGH MAI. daily ur,..,
hayl,cohntct:Hg wih Rirnr,,,r -.
rrtcksbnrg anD Potomac -.,,t'' '".-
al pninis NORTH. East. and ~ -
f:4o \. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN hl!.y I.rr,,,
dayl. With cHuh attach, A''i' as7-
lO:'5o ~. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN
passenger coach a,tlon..I ''''' WA
7:lo L. VI. InRuLGH MAI. Gaily. ,,,,..,.,.
wlih EIch'n"nd. Frc."rir. ., ,,'.',' "ai
Potomac railroad !nr All r.,n,.t r'.!
ana Ncst. Sleeper a.,trp.'l r,r -:
through. $50. nsanins r,o,s I'M
non WIN he rhey,,,"axr .,, '.'"''
railroad FOR III" Virginia >p-tr.. -. -.
III POINTS North and W,.: JIi. -. =
stops only Al Manchester and rE,.....@.'
from Richmond South. '''. "a.
Passengers for Clover Ilill connect j., -.
daily. except sunday. " ''' ''i
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richm"md ~ y \. VI. aust p V .....
sunday I'LL further no'ir, IL '''!
ALI. TRAINS leaving r"t~r>mr. VII ...-. 49,
the AppOmattoN depot. -'. oh
my l5A. >ilAW. Superintendent
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,Mong tn. gloomy pturs OF the WILDERNESS"
The cnemys army lay'
The aun had set In the distant Wcst'
Ali nature seemed 10 DC at rest,
AZ the ciotc of a bright spring day.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionccI,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent ana Anctl0ncci'
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y VERY
" VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND
VACANT LOT. ON THE WEST LINE OF HlRD
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS.-by
virtue of decree of The Chancery Court of the city
of Richmond. entered on the Sd OF May, ST., in
the case OF Archer aud wife against Mott, &C., we
shall. as special commissioner thereby appointed
proceed 10 sell at public suction, on The premises,
on WEDNESDAY. 10Th Of May ISL at , o,s1sk
DWELLING located AS above, now in tie occu-
pancy of Mr. John a. Mosby, containing about ten
rooms, besides brick Kitchen stable, and carriage
house, &C. The lot has a front Of S315 feet and
depth Of 100 feet to an alley The property , % Dc
ing front of about SO feet. The location of this
property should commend itself TO those VINO wish
t. secure an excellent residence Ill hrst-cisS anu
improving neighborhood. .,
Terms: One fourth cash: balance at six, Twelve:
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Interest
added ana title retained till all Of the
ney is fully paid. Z. W; InhMEh;r
r,ro11121415l6 Commissioners.
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Lines.

sweetheart, good-bYe.-that futtering sail
Is spread 10 wait me far from thee,
And soon before the farth'ring gale
NV ship shall bound upon the Sea -
Perchance, all deslate and foriorn,
These eyes shall miss thee anany year.
But unforgottEn every charm
Though tost 10 sight, to memory aoar.
Sweetheart sood-byc.-cac last embrace!
O. cruel fate two souls to sever!
Yet in this hearts most sacred Place
Thou a.one shalt dwell forever;
And sin shall recollection trac"
In taucv's mirIur-cNvr near
.,1ch smile. each tear, that form. That ace
2Hough lost to Sigat. TO ntmorE dear!
I'VE understand the Journal OF Com
1nerce to mean that the line was used as
quotation in the above poem. We cannot
imagine that paper to be ignorant OF the
existence OF the lines quoted abo1e.] q.
P. s.-The above has been in type sevc-
raj days, but lett out for want OF room.
Yesterday the Journal Of Commerce fully
confirmed our guess, as follows:
4 correspondent sends Us poem by
"Ruthven Jenkins which includes the
celebrated line,
Though lost to sight, to memory dear,
about which we wrote the other day. we
published this poem in full several years
ago, and rested upon It ION the authority OF
Notes and Queries) as to the origin OF the
line in question. 1t was said to have been
published in 1901 in the Greenocich Maya
zine. We instructed our correspondent
in Europe few months ago to hunt
up the copy in the British. Mu-
scum, but be returned answer that
no such publication could be found. On
going back to the first issue OF the answer
we found that the assumed title in full was
"The Greenwich Magazine for Marines"
and with this nautical term the whole began
to assume very tishy odor. The English
Notes and Queries copied it from Balti-
more paper, and the latter found it in a
New Orleans issue, where an inventive &C.
MUS is said to have prepared it. "Jenk-
mss" poem is good. but the line is q CEN
fury older than its irst appearance in that
issue.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TIOR NEW YORK.-The Old 6fSTH
L Dominion Steamship Company 49,,
steamship RICHMOND. Captain KELLY, Will sail
FRIDAY, MAY 18th, at O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock THURSDAY evening.
Through bills CT iadng signed and goods tor
warded with dispatch to all points. north, soath.
cast, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12 rounG-t.r tickets,
$50. Steerase, sc and 50.
For freight or passage, apply TO
G.. ". ALLEN / CO., Agents.
INV 1921 Tompanys Wharf. Rockets.
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RICHMoSD, \ DIRK RIVER AND IuLsFtAh@t
t.lLA l
ICuEDULE OF TRAINS.

-
THROUGH PA>>ENcEE..
500 =. N. Leaves Richmond II E<nAi,iHi -.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect 4:
West Point win Stean9"r ii''4m. ,"'
all points on York river ana bt','
more. Arrives IN Ba'ttw"r" a, : ~
NJ: connects with rl,i..in" t"r -" -
inyton. Philadelphia. VI" yf"' i''-
ton. and all western points, "..."'
st Richmond with trains on Ei''i'.'
and Petersburg and Lhe~Li-'AAr ".'
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. VI. Leaves Richmond TuESpAi TIL ~
DAY. and SATURDAY. t"nne''.1
with steamers at West Point Tor i!''1
landings. Baltimore, and a! "I,'lt
points Connects At Richmond w.
trains on Richmond and Dan'lsr F-.'
road. Richmond AMI Petersburg, 49,
Chesapeake and ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 p. N. Leaves Richmond daily tcXcrp. S""-
day.
LOCAL FREIGHT. ,.-.
700 \. N. Leave; Richmond a1NnAI " i ~.
EESDAI. and FRIDAY. '",'
acct, nj West Point with steamer ~
for all landings on Natiaron 4Ai "a
munscy rivers.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. VI. Arrives at Kichmond, IT. t>' ~
THURSDAY. and SATIRpAi ,',A
meets with trains on RichinoHi A.
Petersburg aud CHESAPEAKE ann W.
railroads. Steamer Havana lr.E'' h"..
timure from Pier IA liSht >tu'
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and tE!-
DAY, at 1 L. VI. C"nnccf' VII
trains from Philadelphia N"" Dr..
and western points, and ~ " ~ '".',
with trains for Richmond aJ' ''s
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT ....r,,v
f.15-P NJ Arrives ~ Richmond u So
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY DC
u,r.s with steamer - Vest pu!I IF'''
E1Irjmorr Connects with Rlt.la""'
and D,uyillr. Richmond AMI fci1',%
burg and Chesapeake a'It ONO '''''
roads. .-,.s,.,,
,O.nn n Arrives IT Richmond ;i.!iy except 80
Ao''o ~ nv connects with E!chm'h," 5'1-
Petersburg aud Chesapeake All! ''''
railroads. ,
LOCAL FREIGHT. a. WIN
,.oopu arrives NJ Richmond MONDAY. '-
~ SESDAY and FIR lDAl. -
nects AZ West Point with s:ean's ~
.r. from Nat,aponi and PgmunAe!-rHS
~ ,,,s,r or freight at Richmond 10 or t-'tt
southern points. Cars run through between .t'''''
and West Point. ,,...,,, with loves, ra;es,
guaranteed. ,.,,, Guaranteed rates,
,,surd 10 all northtra aud western points. ,, ,ul
frhrouxh tickets sold To AL northern, ea,Ih,
western points. and baggage checked tDt" NJ, OF
i For tickets apply st Geacrai hanroA. ttn,.l AM!
sce. SOD Main street; - the Exchahge nut "I nn.a
comnany's depot, corner Twen1y-'hiFa ah1
streets Richmond. Va. A., .,-,,,.n,,.n:
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pOSTpONEMEST.

The above sale IS postponed until TO-DAY. at the
same hour, and will certainly take place II the
weather will permit.
ROBERT Il. LYME, Trustee.
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by Poindexter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. 1900 Main street, under Planters Bank.

A TCTION SALE OF THAT VALUA-
n BILE RESIDENCES No. 706 LEIGH STREEE,T
BETWEEN sEXEMTH sApNSDop ElSHT1H' ALSO hs
VEST IVES IH mn 6RNSMENTED WITH sHAnE1; =;
TREES AND SURROUNDED, ~ a Htm mEFE
ERECTED. AND OTHERS in. PROCESS or
request OF tine an SEheS
d nAa ins i propcry The DWELLING contains
twelve rooms. has recently been thorongnty reno,
inches and extending back $50 feet TO an alley ~
feet WIDE 49, v,r,NT1oTS
After the above, we will sell the VACANT L .S,
fronting each "a feet and extending back rs anoFe
To nartics In quest OF building lots no portion Oh
the city presents greater attraction and IN none are
so many buildings now In process Oh crecioh'
TERMS: Liberal. and at sale. r,,,,,.
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COWS FOR SALE.

C0WSI COWS! COWs!-I have ESs
u always on hand several sRE - SIS IS" IN?
and CALVES. ranging IRON 40 80 well 10 call st my
Mace on The brook tsrupike s eey'sa o sn Mar
sstccs scales, or inquire at stall No
kes, and Nos. 2 aud \ first siss s1sGsrpII KIRSH.
! nay A.oaH4H oVsAN -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16

GOAL AND WOOD.-Cheapes and best
" fuel In market. Best frst-class Nut, Crate, Egg,
ton OF 1000 pounds, delivered. Liberal deduction
TO dealers, West Virginia Splint, $3.50 to s4.2
1000 pounds; Clover Hin and Soft Coke from
1926 TO 1926 per 1000 pounds. OAK and PINE
WOOD rs low as the lowest. Call and be convinced
BE sure 10 ask for PAGE. Nineteenth and Cary
streets, Ife14I CHARLES II. PAGE.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-16
MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER ,,,so-,a FOR
Is The hes, known remedy IN Inc N'1'.
Diabetes, Gravel. Dropsy' ,,rfyc-.
and all Diseases of the kidne! I'll" t'''>''
Water Delivered III any pa GEORGE SCHEN.
hoo Main street.