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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-13

~, n, Byr E., w. Powell. Auctioneer.
.lftsHit ~ 1324IMafn street.
DAWNBROKER's SALE
-,t.sti' rs.st or THE ~ 80
LARGEST STOCK OF FORFEITEED PLEDGES
II EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION d
l. =. s.t.f it, IN THIS CITY. 'it.'''

Al the request Of 4. Harris, Esq, pawntroker.
will sell ut No. 1924 Main street. next door 10 MS
loan office. on THURSDAY Tie 10Th Instant, at ~
O'Clock, the ..,T.,,, ,.r--.- ...s.,re. .-,,,..,
LARGEST STOCK or TRANSFORMERS GOODS
- ever offered In this city, consisting Of o.
$50 LADIES' and G + NIL EN- EMS GOLD
WATCHES, . - ,-s.t-f -,grs- 7y,..t4
$50 SILVER WATCHES,
Large and complete assortmentof elegant OLA
MOND RINGS,
PLAIN and SET GUILD RINGS.
LADIES, OPERA and GHATELA!NE CHalNs'
GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS,
STUDS, SLEEVE-BUTTOSS,
SETS OF JEWELRf. &c.. -,
together with general variety OF articles h."aly
found In Grst-class pawnbroSers sale;
Amongst the watches Will be. iound nIarge assortI
ment of LADIES' and GESTLEMENS VERY
FINE STEM-WINDERS. y ' - '-
b The attention of merchants and the puhlicgenc
rally Is respectfully asked to this sale.
Mr.. Harris will warrant every article rs repre-
scnte,I +. w. POWELL, Auctoncer.
NOTICE.
All persons whose pledges are forfeited VIII call
at my Office, No. 1922 Main street. alia renew or re-
deem the same on or before WEDNESDAf, I4tn
instant, otherwise no exceptions VIII he MADE lot
any oGe, and the goues will be posiliVely soid.
Office open every evening until = ococa.
ABRAHAM HARRIS,
successor to III. Harris & Brother,
nol2 :, established In 1865.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer.
BY J. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auc:ionecr, &c.,
lOl6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
v OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of decree OF
the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond In the
cases of English, administrator. u.s. English, &C., and
Augustine Is. English, &C., OF the 5th of November,
1877, will, special commissioner named therein,
sell on the premises In the order named, OH TUES
DAY the goth day of Novemher ls77. beginning s 1t
late William English died sezcd-yiz.:
Ist. TIE TWO-STORY lex STOKE, No. o4l
ut the southeast corner of Leigh and Second Streets
for years occupied by said English. and now by his
son. Lot. ! Oh by 90 feet to 4 l0-ioot alley. go,
I'd. THE TWO-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT
adjoining the store the south. Lot, 164 by %
3d. THE BRICK DWELLING. No. 206, north
side of Leigh between Second and Third streets.
containing seven rooms &c. Lot 33 by 12O teetto
4lh. THE HANDSOME VACANT LOT at the
northwest corner of Leigh and Second streets, 30
BY sc feet to an alley.
sta. THE BRICK DWELLING, No. 100, south
side OF Clay between First and Second Streets con-
tanning seven rooms. Lot, 25 by 100 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes. Interest added
ana title retained by the court until the purchase
money IS all maid. AM. KElLEY,
nos Special Commissioner.
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By Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
FANCY AND TOILET rut Ak TING fok kSE,
EVERYTHISa APPERTAINING TO A FIRST
CLASS. DRUGSTORE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of a deed of trust from Joseph Anthony TO tho IN
and duly recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
default having been made in the payment OF Ger.
tain notes therein sccurc and at the request OF me
highest bidder, on the premises recently occupied
by said Joseph Anthony, No 10 east Bread street,
M, the STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES
as above enumerated, with the GOOD-W I'LL, &c,
and all the rights and Interests Of said Anthony In
ana to the said premises.
TERMS: Cash. IF satisfactory notes with en-
dorsers arc given, OH reasonable time. -ss
'''~" '''' HERMAN G. DOSCHEN.
n12.6t ...- Trustee.
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By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
1l0, Main street.

TWO FRAMED DWELLINGS ON THE
; WEST SIDE OF MONROE STREET, NEAR
BROOK AVENUE. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-At The equest OF the owner, we VIII oater
for sale. the premises, ON TUESDhl the IStn
FRAMED DWELLINGS situated rs above dc
scrbed One Of tho houses Is constructed that 1t
can be used as q store. Now occupied by good ten
ants. Lot. S7,tby $50 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months, for NEGOTIABLE notes. interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust: o
G0DDIN, WARREN & Co,
,o,o Anctioneers.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW K.-The Old ~NS
i Dominion Steamship Comrany's ss1a1ess,
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY, November 18th, at O'Clock
4. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock A. VI.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
warded With dispatch to all points NORTH SOUTH east,
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. sig. Storage. Sc and
So.
For freight or passage. apply to
G. w. ALLEN e CO.. Agents.
no 1927 Company's Wharf. Rocket.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
d Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers'
Eleventh street between Main anu Danh..
TIVE THREE-sTORY, & R AN T E
FRONT TENEMENT, No. 14l8 MAIN
STREET. AT AUCTION. .al...

On MONDAY, 10Th Of November Gmmediately
after the sale of the adjoining house FOR Mr. A.
win sell Ly auction, upon the premises, the tenc-
mcn occupied by Messrs. Louis Euker Co.. 'front.' u
nT In the rear Above the store there are very COM
Portable apartments for family, and there Is also
bnildiug fronting on the rear alley. -
This property always yields good rent, and 1t
Will doubtless, prove good investment to the pnr-
chaser -,,,,..,,
10 AuctioneerS.
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FRANK -. HILL. Auctioneer,
DU BLIC S A L E.

Il ,..
/ will sell at "Laurel SPRINGS Hanover county,
near Mechanicsville, on WEDNESDAY, Noyember
18th. 9 MARES, MULES, COWS. IL liodS
FARMING UTENSILS, &C.
TERMS: go and under, cash: on sums Of more
than $40 nine months credit will be given. taking
negotiable notes with approved security, bearing IN
terest from day Of sale.
viii be sold at same time and place SAW-MlLI
and A CORN-MILL If the latter is not sold 1t will
be rented The farm. Laurel Springs will be
rented on same day --l.... J.R. ELLERSON.
HANOVER COUNTY, November IL, 1877. u.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY. SOvEMBEH II, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER Il, 1877
THROUGH NAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1880 4. W., leaves Richmond; arrive, ut
Enrkeyille 1886 \. NJ, ban.
Vile 2:57 l.. NJ. Gr"nsl0ro'
i:57 T. NJ. Salisbury 7:l7P.
NJ, and Charlol;e 9:23 T. VI.
No. 2-6:52 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives I.
Salisbury S:54 A. NJ. Green's
b"ro' l1:o9 \. D., Danvi.
l:l2 p. NJ. Burkcy!Ilr 5:ii
i. NJ. and Richmond 7:i5 T. "
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1l:33 +. a., leaves Richmond: arrives AZ
IIurkcviIIc 2:O4 4. NJ. ban.
vile 600 a. NJ. Greensboro
S:O7 a. NJ. Salisbury lO2l
\. NJ, ana Charlotte II 2j T.
No. 1-6:17 T.. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrive. a,
Salisbury s:l7 T. ~, Gr.en.-
horo' 1921 T.. NJ, DanyllI.
1850 A. NJ Bnrkeyillr 4;i9
4. NJ. and Rlchmond 100
Trains Nos l and will stop st all stations. aud
connect at Burke vile with the Atlantic. Mis>i>s!pIn
and OHIO railroad to and from FarmylIir, Lynch
burg. and all southwestern points. At Dundee with
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Grrrns'oro' with
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for
Salem and intermediate points. AZ Air-lin" june
lOtte with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rail-
road to and from all points North and south.
connnrt NJ Xxi Richmond going Sprih and South with
the r., f. & T. Il. r. for Washington and all point,
North and West. and with the &. 4 g. Il. L..
for all points West At Greensboro with IL"
North Carolina rallroa1 IN AMI from Raleigh AMI
Goldsboro', aud Intermediate points. Al Sails
bury with Western North Carolina railroad. 1hc,e
trains run daily on Rlch.nond AMI DanS!Ile rail-
road. and connect rs above, except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making tins connection -Un daily
OH Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac aud
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except SUNDAY.
Trains on the y. w. \. &. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
The Lvnchburg Accommodation Train, leaving
Richmond at 10 a. NJ: and arriving 1t Richmond at
3:l2 =. NJ, has been discontinued.
Tickets sold to all southern ana Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
between the points named on the tickets NO lay
over checks Will Re given.
T. VI. X. TALGDTT,
If, ..... General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMCRDo General Passenger Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM, WITH 4 GOOD BRICK DYELLiNG
AND GRIST-MILL THEREON. NEAR M II 2i1 !
COUNTY. VA. AT PUBLIC AUCTlOS.-By VT
Of deed Of trust executed to me on Inc St aunty
Court clerks office of Chesterfield county, In Decd
So 9S being reap .s So 10 5 40 aae
lion on the nrcmises ut IL O'Clock b., on'THURS-
DAY the 18Th day Of November, 1877; the Truly RI
valuable FARM eontalnirg BY adesent sarsey S
on the Midlothian aud Mount Herman road about
three miles from the village OF Midlothian. with
good TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING thereon.
\ good WATER-POWER GRIST-MlLL, and oil
necessary out-bulldings.a.s.--
This Is undoubtedly one Of the most desirable
pieces OF property IN this locality being conveut ri
10 markets mills, churches and free schools, and In
q very respectable neighhorhood. Land good anu
we'll wooded and watered.
TERMS: Cash as To $500 and cost Of executing
this trust, and the balance on very liberal teranS,
which will be made known on the day of sale.
uo2 SOCRATES BROOKS, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE. OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY, ,kN Sl As

WTLLiAMSoN'S," SITUATED ON THE AP-
PoMATTOx RIvER.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
from John g. Bardaway and wife to the subscriber,
bearing date on November p, 1872, and duly re.
corded in The Clerks Office OF Amelia County Court
on December I'll 72, and by the direction Of the
creditors secured thereby viii sell ct pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
November o. 1877 tcourt-day). at IL o'clock d., ut
Amelia Courthouse, that certain TRACT OF LAND
conveyed by said deed. situated In. Amelia county,
Va, called Wiillamsons," containing 500 acres,
more or less, bounded on the north by the Appomat-
tox river, on, tho east by the "Kennons'n iracls
(now owned by 4. Girard), on the south by West
wood (Owned by j. ii. Leary J, and on the west by
the lodge" (owned by the Misses Archery, and by
Bellevue" owned by Faulkner. This farm Is silu-
atcd about four miles from Mattoax depot, on the
Richmond and DanVie railroad. 2r"+
TERMS: Cash rs to u sum sufficient tn pay the ex-
pensts OF executing the trust ana 70 discharge the
debt secured being three thousand dollars of prnc-
pal and all arrcaragcs Of interest thereon and the
residue ON such terms US the grantor or his assigns
may prescribe. II Is believed, however, the gerry
liberal terms viii be announced at The gale
no 2-7,10,l3,17,&dtds Trustee.
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Dy Grubss i Williams, ..s.,,..s
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ioncers, =
Eleventh street between Min and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
" OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
NEAR THE DEEP-RUN TURNPIkE,., AN d
cuton of a decree of the Circuit Court of Henrtco
county entered in the case OF Smith, trustee, ys.
Smith and ais. / will sell ut auction, upon the
at IL O'Clock M., the FARM adjoining the place
whereon reside, situated as ab,ye, ADJOINING son
W. Saunders, and others. About thirty acres are
cleared, one hundred and seventyfive acres In orr
ginal growth Of oak. hickory, &c, and forty-fye
are SMALL FRAME Dwell G. with six rooms,
and the usual out-budiIgs somewhat out Of repair
The land lies on the Brook run, and Is OF more than
Ordinary fertility. 1t will be sold US whole, or sub
divided into parcels to suit bidders. -,u
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut one and TWO
wears for notes. with Interest added and secured by
trust-tlecd ROBERT j. A. SMITH,
Trustee and Commissioner.
CRyDns G. WILLIAMS Auctfoneers. no 10
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By order OF the Chancery Court the above sales
postponed for one week-that IL to say, Lots Nos.
10 inclusive will be sold on MONDAY, 10Th OF
November, and Lois Nos. 8 TO Is inclusive will be
sold on TUESDAY, 10th November, commencing
on each day at IL O'Clock III. ~ t5 t.!
sa.s-.,-.--s.s... A.. JOHNSTON, Commissioner.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no Is
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Isays.
,.. -911sne.Roeers A. Paine, auctlonecr.s
nEADY.MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS
~ AND SHOES, &C., &C., AT AUCTION.

n, WEDNESDAY, l4th instant, commencing NJ
o.so o'clock Will sell mt my auction, rooms. 10;
SEASONAB BILE GOODS. now receiving ana suitea
70 ee raj, and winter trade, and consisting In part
MEMS 81 ~ and BOYS RRADY-alADE CLOTHING
new and popular styles: "
100 cases B0OTS, SHOES, and BALbiORALs Ior
ID men, women, boys, and giris-'nosuy pr''ne
MEMS. SSsI and BoYs HATS and CAPS in variety:
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS .',.-iA...~i'& -
BEb-BLNNKETs, l.a .ftrgH ; t.i4nsi
TTRAE III 10, "a" = @in''i
CARPETINCI and RUGS. ii..l4"-
A large Invoice Of TOILET-9OAPS, &c, &c:
The attention OF the trade Is solicited to this sale,
as the goods will be sold without reserve..
40 Wv - ROBERT A. PAINE.
,o1eot Auctionecr.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
po,, Ect,to a ponts and AuctiOuccr5,
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TANIES RIVER STEAMBOATGkcISD
~ COMPANY. innassssi1 n
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE, PIllIADEL-
PHlA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON
ALSO,
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

On and after WEDNESDAY. September eth. the
rying United States map will leave Richmond for
the aboye-namcd places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, at $50 4. VI.
= Close connections made ut Norfolk with the eic-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, Of the
Bay 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 above-named cities,
Main street. at Exchange Hotel, and on board Of
steamers. .
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest ON James river
tpassng through Dutch Gapl, including fortifica-
lions, famous battle-fclds, Jamestown. Fortress
Monroe, Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads. &C.. &c.
Freight received daily Sundays exceptcd) from
A. Il. to i. NJ. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth. and regular landings on James river.
Way-landing freights must be prepaid.
-..s l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and sO3 Main
street. moo
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DILL ADELP HIA, RICH ~sTS
SHIP, LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Until further
notice the steamers OF this line will make triwecky
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city uin Cape Cod, landing At Old Colony
dep0t, and avoiding transfer.
W. L. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE e Co.
General Agents,
No. II South Wharves. Philadelphia.
ID. d. q. MINK, Agent,
myl7 No. 20 Devonshire street. Boston.
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FOR RENT.

TITRElSHED ROOMS, WITH SER a
WANTS ATTENDANCE, at PELOUZE'S Ill
CAPITOL HOTEL, by the day, week, or month, at
Also. MEAL-TICkETS. CSC. each, or FIVE for 81.
Good rooms, clean beds. and good tabs. Twelfth
and Franklin streets, Capitol Square. no 1917
TOR RENT, THAT DESlRABLEG
E AND PLEASANTLY-LOCATED RESI- Iii
DENCE ut the southeast cucncr OF Grace and Ad-
ans streets. with modern improvements; gas. wa
Ter Sc: eleven rooms; ample servants accommo-
sation; stable, carriage-house, &C.. and immediate
possession given. Applyio
GODDIS, WARREN 6 Co,
Dol3-3t HOG Main street.
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ENDEREAKERS.

CHANDLER & SLIM OFT, eaeN.a
~ PRACTICAL CABINET-AAkERS>>Sfi a1e
AND UNDERWRITERS, No. 722 Main street, pc
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, keep on hand q
full stock Of WOOD aud METALLIC C0FFINS
aud CAaKETS. The dnest HEARSE and HACKS
In the city furnished promptly on all occasions en-
the most reasonable tesms. % 16-1m
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- CHEshPEAKE AND OHIO RAILnoIn.
RICHMOND, VA, November 10. ls77Ht
4 NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO P,Ir
~ EOAD.-On and after SUNDAY. Soycrnbnr +,
1877, passenger trains viii run Az follows J.


Leave Richmond. sa SH \. NJ. s EssssnEs;;
4rfys g B. I!65 e.,
Arrive ut Washington. 6:35 r. n. 7:55 w
A HTrye at At, 9nensry 525 F.
Arrive at Stainton....... $50 J.. VI. g:Ju a.
Arrive at Goshen......... 5:f2 T.. st. 4.3s a. ~
Arrive nj Nillboro'.... Cos r. ~ 5.un !, ~.
Arrive at COyingtou. 7:lj r. " G.pn !, ~
Arrive at White Sulphur. 92s y. ii. ia T. -.
Arrive at Hinton. 49,. 1900 Night. a:35 T. !. y
Arrive at Cbaneston..".. ego A. ". $40 :. ~
Arrive at Huntington a:oQA. II. 500 +, W. W.
NF hecen a. leaves Ri:o, so9 81
ss@: STs ~ 1 saa Sh y,, c
Midland naa ana arriving atWasbinston st i2:iOA IF.
daily Except sunday, between Hinton and r m'
ugtonruns daily, stopping ut all regular .rann ,''
Junction, Nocl's Trcyilllan5. Loi,iia Goronsrr
charlottesville, Staunteu. Goshen. Mlboro' Cay
ington, and all regular stations west Of Co:,nr,,,'
Mall, express, and accommodation trains cnnm.c,
1T GordOnsvile for Washington and the North, ,,,;
mail aud express trains connect at ClIsrltr. ell.
tor Lynchblrg and the South ''e
Express train connects at Cincinnati wirh ,rp,.
lines for all points In the West Northwest. aIS
Southwest. ' "''
Chesapeake and Ohio packet steamer, leave c!s.
and Ohio trains at Huntington. ,- -.
EXPRESS train leaves Huntington At 100 \. ".
and mail train ut 3:45 L. NJ. connecting al EtrI
mond with the Richmond and DAny.rc ami Kicn-
mond and Petersburg train. for all pornts south,
Sleeping-cars run on nigh:-rains between Ei.h
mond aud Covingtop. 1919
Mail train arrives at Richmond at 5:30P.N
Express train arrives 1T Richmond at TOO 4 N
Accommodation train arrives II, Richmond i,
$40 4. NJ. -
Through tickets sold and baggage rhrcsc.! To al
principal points. "
For rates, information, &C.. apply At Colnpaur's
Offices, and 1t S2G Main street, Richmond. Va
CONWAY X. HOWARD
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. VI. =. DUNN,
mol Engineer and Su..rIu,pufrr,
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7RIcuMosp. FRED'G & Po1oMAc Il. r. Co.,}
HIcyMoND, November, 6, i 677. }
,CCHEDULE OF TRAINS. .iT.IT'"I

W .M. ak
On and after SUNDAY, 1th instant, trains Will
run on this road rs follows:
f7:4J A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Sueet stnu2n ua'iS Tex
'...''' u" at atp 10 r. M: Baltimore at $40 r.
f.sft.- "a M: Philadelphia ut $50 Z. NJ; New
4 I'm 81. York ut 1915 r. NJ NJ iHs+s
500 P, NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily, arrv-
Ing q. Washington at 127 A. NJ:
-,:,>f''', baltimore at 500 a. NJ: Philafiel-
,.f.f...!..1 phia ai GAO AMI: New York ut 9:35
4. NJ. Through sleeper from Rich
i'1 40 i" " rnond 10 New York price Of berth, 81.
s4:25 r. ii. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, Tor
Junction. leaves Broad-Strcet station
g.. daily iSundays eIceptedl.
S:15 A. ". arrives at Byrd-Street station daily;
'i1HE. leaves New York at $50 the precr-
--..r..r.s. ding evening; Baltimore al 1855 A.
M.; Washington nj 2:47 a. 81.
Ill5 T. II. arrives at Byrd-Srreet station daily Tex
-. ~. ccpt Sunday. Leaves New York at
9.15 A. NJ: Philadelphia ut 1905
7. M.; Baltimore at 5 p WASH
e. ington a16:30 Z. NJ y ~. y
S:35 A. " ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Strect station daily tSun-
days eIcepted).
f. T. ID. MYERS,
General Superintendent
G.. a. TAYLOR,
no9 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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by Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioncer, and Notary Public
No. OIL Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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sRAIaR0ADma,aHEs.
a M - -; -

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILR0AD Co-}
OFFICE OF GENERAL PASSENGER AGEET. Z
RICHMOND, VA, November 8, 1877. }
and after, SUNDAY, No
DAT1ON TRAIN, leaving Richmond at 10 4; 81,
will e discontinued Passengers f1r LynenRgJnrs
mond at $50 A. n. JOHN r. MACNURDO,.
no 1O-St 49, .'ttl General Passenger Agent
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POSTPONEMEET.

GRuBps & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-02-08
Hopefulness.

AS this faculty is so necessary in max
ing life happy. please inform me what
are the best methods OF cultivating it il
il In weak.
ANS. One good method Of cultiyatiug
Hope would be to associate yourself with
somebody who is not half 90 well endow-
ed as you are, whom you have to cheer
up and comfort; who will need to have
you hunt out the sunny spots, and look
for fair skies and hopeful promise. When
we feel envious Of the rich, and disposed
to complain that we are not as well off as
we think is desirable. we sometimes take
stroll through the poverty-stricken
districts OF the city, where everybody is
abjectly poor, to whom an extra good
meal 10 an occasion of great rejoicing
We return from such a walk feeling rich
We have two good meals day, all we
need to eat, and tight roof to sleep
under, and good bed; and while we
pity the very poor, it brings back a reflex
action Of rejoicing in the comforts with
which we are surrounded.
If we take a walk through Fifth Ave
nue. and across Murray Hill, and see
those broad and elevated mansions with
polished plate-glass and magnificent fur
niture, with horse and carriage for each
member Of the family, and all the money
that ingenuity can contrive means to
spend, we 60 away feeling pretty poor,
and sometimes disposed to complain that
our lot is that OF poverty and hard work.
1t depends, when one is half way up
hill, whether he'looks far down and sees
the struggling beginners at the base, or
far up to those whose horizon is wider
than his own, and whose atmosphere is
clearer, who get the sun earlier and en-
joy it later. In looking down we feel
that we are pretty high, and that those
poor fellows at the bottom who have
hardly commenced to rise are very low !;
but looking the other way the picture
changes. Try this method awhile enjoy
and rejoice in that which you have, and
be thankful; and since you have achiev-
ed what you have. try to feel that you
can achieve more, and can attain TO
whatever is desirable.-CPh chronological
Journal