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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-21

INSTINCT OF WILD GEEsE.-The st. Louis
Republican says: ''Dr. Landlord, who re-
turned day or two since from the south
eastern part OF the State, mentions the fol-
lowing curious fact in natural history. lie
gives the statement on the authority OF h1r.
W. r. Smith, q leading farmer and miller.
living near Morley, in Scott county, bio.
About a year ago Mr.. Smith captured
two young wild geese and raised them'with
the balance Of his domestic goslings. The
wild ones became quite tame and took &rnd-
" to the changes Of civilized life. They
adapted their habits to the ordinary delights
of the barn-yard, and swan in the pond
with the tame geese. without showing n
disposition to go on wild-goQse chase. At
length, about the 4th Of November, tie
weather began to change, and after being
tlomesticated some eight months the wild
fellows, prompted by instinct to seek n
more sunny cline on the approach OF Win
ter, spread their wings to the breeze and
started on migratory tour, flying south
ward. Their departure was natural
and to be expected. After an alb
sence OF two months, early in january,
great was Mr.. Smiths surprise to find, on
getting up one morning, that the two wild
geese had returned to their old haunts on
his farm. They not only returned, but
cleven,morc wild geese came with them as
visitors, which they piloted safely from
some southern bayou. The newcomers
made themselves ut home, and were fed
and fonded by the children. They come
up to the mill at feedlng-time to get their
rations and gable all together, and put on
all the airs Of civilized geese who have had
a good moral training"
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A B r I C X
~ DWELIIMG,HoUsE No; 4l2 WEST MAJ Az
PROVEMENTS,l STABLE, CARRIAGE- n p
WAGON-HOUsE: ALSO, AN INTEREST IN THE
ESTATE OF WILLIAM LYMAN, DECEASED.
Y compliance with decree of The United States
District Court for the Eastern District OF Virelnia
in re W. !. Lynham, bankrupt, dated 9th March,
lS71 Viii sell al public auction IRON al liens
O'Clock y NJ on the premises, the above,mentioned
REAL ESTATE, consisting OF u desirable BRICK
DWELLING, No. 412 west Marshall street, having
SIX rooms, bathroom, and other modern conye-
niences. The pooperty Is situated on the norh line
Of Marshall between Monroe and Henry streets,
and has trout thereon Of thiry,th1ee feet, aad
runs back between parallel lines $50 rect 10 an aIiey
In com moa. After sale of the house, The interest
which Is held by Mr. William j. LYMAN, bankrupt,
In his fathers estate subject 10 the fe-interest OF
his mother will also be sold at public auction, being
One-eighta interest In said estate.
TERMS: Gpe-third cash. and balance In ak aud
twelve mOnfhs Aegot liable notes. Interest added at
six per cent? and the title retained by The court I'LL
the purcha.e-money is paid i.rs c.ew,p Aes,g,ea
j. THOMPSON BRowN, Auctioneer.
ms IL, 1891, 22, 23,24,26,2e,29
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lsy james Macdougal!, Auctioncer.


UCTION SALE OF A COMMERCIAL
N TRAVELLERS STOCK OF ENGLISH AND
CLOTIIS, SILKS. PAISLEY SHAWLS, AND
RICH DRESS GOODS. FROM THE HOUSE or
LEtFIY tS CO, S5 LEONARD STREET, NEW
YORk;-Thc CASSIMERES and CLOTHS are all
sam pie pleces, In lengths from three and half tn
four yards. double fold, sufficient 10 make gentle
piece Thc SHAW LIS are first qualify. being sold TO
the trade al from $50 TO 81 each Having finished
taking orders all Of these different lines OF goou
the sac.is positive and without reserve. Ladies and
gentlemen will please attend punctually, rs this sale
IS of rare Interest. Goods open for inspection on
THURSDAY ut sale-roOm. No. 10 Governor street
Sale FRIDAY 81 q O'Clock 4. VI.
JAMES MACDOCGAIi,
mh2l Auctionrrr-
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AUcrIoy sIA,Irs-..ruture pnys.
by Cities e Payne,
Re- al Eseatc Agents and .Auctioneers,

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
"A OF uNIMPRuvED LOTS IN MAH MNtES
TEA. FRIDAY. MARCH 23p-THE OP ,EsIS,S
I.oR sPECULATIuN@h FINE OPPORTUNITY
70 GET A HOME CHEAP:.By regnrsr, 9 o. IN, f,sc
owners we will, on FRIDAY, March ~, ISL, one er
BEAUTIFUL. LOTS on Fifth. Sixth, seseni ~,
Eighth and Stockton Avenue and Mnury streets, u,
the CITY OF Manchester Thee lots are ven locntea,
md convenient to the factories aud to the business
part OF the city. No such opportunity Tor nnylnS
cheap home or FOR speculation lihs beem om ,re
property can be seen at our Office until tic DAY OF
sale.
C:IIII.ES & PAYNE,
Real Estate Agents and AMctioneerS
corner Hull and Ninth streets,
r,,o1 Manchester, Va.
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By w. Goddin, Auctioneer.
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF NEAT NEW
- FRAMED DWELLING (No. 423l. ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN PARK ROW
AND BELVIDERE STREET.-At the request Of
WEDNESDAY the 21st of March, 1877, at half
past ( O'Clock p. H. the NEAT TENEMENT, No.
423. located MS above. II contains five rooms, be-
sides kitchen with tro rooms, culvert, &c. The
LOT has a front of thirty feet eight inches and
depth of one hundred and feet TO Belvidere
street. The neighborhood Is rapidly improving, and
the dwelling is conveniently arranged for l. small
family. Possession ut once.
TERMS: At SALE w. GODDlN,
NH II Auciioneer,
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BY ". Bates, AuctiOncer.
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
/ HOUSES. CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS EACH
BESIDES KITCHENS, Nos. COG AND Cos, ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF BEVERLY. BETWEEN
BELVIDEEE AND PINE STREETS. FRONTING
TOGETHER FORTY-SIX FEET EIGHT INCHES,
AND EUNNLNG EACk ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FEET-TO BE SOLD AS 4 WHOLE
OR SEPARATELY. AS MAY BE DESIRED.-By
virtue of two deeds OF trust bearing date the lst
day of April 1875. 10 me as trustee, t. secure GER
fault having been made in The payments OF some of
the said notes, and being required so to do by the
holder thereby proceed to sell at auction. on the
premises, on SATURDAY the Gath day Of March,
1877. at az o'clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced at sale.
JOHN s. WISE, Trustee.
N. BATES, Auctioneer. NH 13-tdsE
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BY George Ii. Pofndexter,
Real Estate AGENT and Auctioneer.
1900 Main street.

UCT1oN SALE OF A CONS1GN
n MENT OF CARRIAGES, BUGG1ES, AND
WAGONS.-At the request of ne consignof we
sI,ail sell on SATURDAY. March oath, commencing
mt o'clock ct Morrison's stable No. 1919 FRANK
lin street, number OF NEW CARK!AGES, I rIu,
and OPEN-BUGGIES, and WAGONS dlrect iTo"
the manufacturers. 40,
Parties desiring to purchase are requested 10 ca'i
and examine before the day OF sale.
Sale positive ind without reserve. l,n
~ SIMPSON. BASS & Co.
mb2 Commission Merchants.
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BY Davenport & Morris.

BY Davenport & Morris.
TARGO OF HERRINGS At AUCTION.
~ On FRIDAY. March 3d. ut O'Clock, we viii
sell aL auction, In front Of our warehouse SereIl-
tenth and dock Streets the cargo of schooner Con-
voy. tiirectfrom the fishery, consisting of
1900 barrels SALTED HERRINGS,
1900 boxes SMOKED HERRlNGS,
Of the celebrated " Dyer " brand.
ALSO,
REFINED SUGARS,
RI0and LAGUAYRA COFFEES.
SALT, BACON. SYRUP,
MOLASSES, TEAS, &C., sc.
TERMS: At sale. -
NH 20 DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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AUCTION sALEs--ThIs Day:

AUCTION SAI.ES--In tsD ivy
BYE. W. Powell, Auctio''etT'
1924 Main street
ysAwNBRoKER's SALE
FORFEITED PLEDGES DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEwELRY. &C, AT AUCTION.
At the request Of Mr.. ADRSEhM llaEhls' lit"h-
hroler. will sell at my store on WEDNESDAY.
2lst instant, at lOE O'clock \. NJ, five hundred
and twenty lots of
DIAMONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
PINS, CHAINS, EIEGS.
PISTOLS, &c.
Mr. HARRIS warrants every artiClc asTcpresen'e".
F. W. POWELL, Aictionecr.
NOTICE.
All ncrsons whose pledges uFc FoIiF GITED Will
call at nv Office 1922 Main street and renew or re-
deem the 81 me on or before rhe goth Instant Other
wise no exceptions will be made Tor any one, rs Tie
goods will be positively sold.
Office open every night until 8 O'Clock.
otA'e 'f~' ABRAHAM HARRIS,
successor to H. Harris l. Brother.
In addition to the above will be sold number OF
yhIJTABI,E ARTICLES forfeited since The sale Oh
the 18th. r. W. foN ELi'' Aa@'ioi''i"
NH 10
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nsSs,,H Possession OF ~ COuNTY.-Ho"-
eva,. sr,ularIy some gentlemen may see III
IN rt.sssr to the effort Low feinS maze ny oul
representatives in the General AssellD'! W
;srf relief to the peopleaef this particular &c
casity against the pest osFats, IL Is neFeItne-
loco y .oIIestion of serieTs concern 10 at iesst
tba meonle of Saline and the eastern limit OF
b IF 'rnttn comfy. 1Te rats have become
ajry.cst .s numerous Ss Pharoan'S iocustS,
and ore destroying hs,ndreds OF bushels OF
|.ccrn annually for most OF our farmers.
7Ihev are also prcyirg upon small animals
and fowls. such rs pigs, chickens, ducks,
,tc- The writer Of this speaks from his
own observations IS regards the facts mere
mentioned. Young pigs are literally SoD-
blcd UP.
:But we dare not tell the half OF our grleV-
auce against the rats, for fear the whole o.
our statement would be discredited. OuF
loose, deep, calcareous soil, such as inc
bounty of nature has nowhere else tackee
on to our planet, is, together with the great
blessing Of the profuSioh OF cereals whicn Il
produces, q regular harbor of rats. 1t looks
rs il all the rats of the great Mississippi
Valley have congregated here, and as this
il the third year OF their soiourn among
he. we begin to fear that they have brought
along all their kith and kindred, and
intend to stay. They are here unques-
tionably by the millions, and the little
predatory kind of warfare now waged
against them, the cutting Oft a detachment
now and then, and putting to death all the
prisoners. is nothing more than so nnsny
drops of water In the bucket toward The
solution Of the yeXed question. Sufficient
inducements will have to be offered to EN-
gage an army of men, boys, and dogs, in
order that anything may be effected toward
giving relief against this extraordinary IN
cursion of destructive enemies.-Sa!tne
County (Mo.) Progress.
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AUCTIONEERS, &c.
JAMES MACDOUGALL,
q AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. 10 fiOYERNOR STREET.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has commenced the GENERAL AUCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINESS at the above number, and
hopes by strict attention to business and PROMPT
saiiars himseiG that number of yea-s Of practtcaI
experience will enable him to give entire satisac
ton.
GENERAL. MERCHANDISE, and HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE In any part Of the
city, and, rs usual, to the sales OF VEHICLES aud
STOCK at the horse-ot on Saturdays.
VIII have regular sale, on TUESDAYS and FRI;
DAYS, ut my auction-rooms. OF HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE and GENERAL MER-
CHANDISE. on which liberal advances VIII be made
when desired. JAMES MACDOUGALL.
The subscriber, In retiring from the auction busl-
ness earnestly recommends Mr. AhlES MACDOU-
GALL to the confidence of the public. Having been
In my employ for number OF years. know he " Ill
give prompt and personal attention to any business
entrusted 10 him.
NH 90 h. IL. COOK. .
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CARRIAGES. WAGONS. CARTS. &c.

A Z z q 7 REUUCTIUN IN -eSA
VI PRICES At A. B! LIpSCOMBS, X4E
No. 116 CARY STREEr.-In conse- 1axSE.sasvS y
quence Of the hard times and competition am de.
If those who need anything In my llne Will come
and examine my stock, promise to make price sat
isfactory. haye for sale BUGGIES, SPRING.
DRAYS. FltRM-WAGONS, and FARM-CARTs, ut
less prices than they can be bought for anywhere
else in the city. OLD WORK taken In exchange.
IL 2-eod2m
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by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
ll13 Main street.

A NEAT, SMALL FRAME DWELL
N ING AND LOT on THIRTIETH STREET,
CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE BY AUCTl0S:.We
shall sell by auction, on the premises. OH FRIDAY
the 23d March, at A.. O'Clock +. NJ. NEAT,
SMALL FRAME DWELLING will three or four
rooms Kitchen. AMI lot 35 by 1872 feet, the west
side of Thrticih street between II and streets.
with alley In the rear 16 feet wide.
TERMS One third cash; balance In SIX and
Twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred payments. will Interest added. and secured
by deed of trust. RlClAKDSOS Il CO,
NH 90 1113 Main street
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GrHEAP FREIGHT RATEse.Mre

ny THE
POWIIATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND TIE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPllIA;
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE Will
leave from Tweuty-sccond and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at II NJ and SATURDAY at L.
n. Through bills of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points al low rates.
+. Is. TATUN, Agent.
Twpnty-sccond and Dock streets.
fec and 903 Main street.
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RICHMOND. FREp'G K roroMAc Il, 4; ~
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET M;ES-L,,
RICHMOND. December l!.le
- SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

y ,.-..,,.- Is,a
On and after WEDNESDAY. December 4''-
rains will run on this road as follows ..uv ts,.
sos A. 81 leaves the t,yri-srret station ~ I,a
cept Sunday. CONNECTING VITA I -. md
,lirre anu Ohio and BIi!!lASx. |-t A.
po,omor r,:Iroaf, due al Ne" loI I,c,
1918 p. ~: arriving At Na'n'0s''1
atl:l0P. II. ,,gy CON-
S.3S T. NJ leaves Byrd-Strtct station Co. n: RITZ
Meeting nj Washington WIN 'pe- t~I
,,,ors and Potomac railroad, slE'''-hS
en- S.w Work At $50 \. 81. Ih%ut"
slrencr from Richmond 10 Ne" io'A'
.,o " HHfGiss:Sn REPRESENTATIONS .5f,I; TRAIN. tos
Junction. tasgs Bfuau-'~
-.o. arr,xss =, Byr.,-Suret station Hs!{
leaves Scw York 4: $40 ''s p'
Ing evening. A., s,ay lex..
I 100 p. NJ arrives AZ Byrd-Strttt sta'lo1 ""''
600, n saeIPctoSaMMGDATloS TRAIN arrive
at Broad Stree, station tsuu4A'
ceptedl. ho.t % frelsh.
nassenger-car, which Will be attat nc, It,USDAY,
train. will leave Broad-Strcet depot on QUO NJ ar
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY RI S:s,Uu-,,nr. viii
irving vt Quantieo at 4iU n TIIJItRsDAS. and
: aTJyBDAY at 10 a. NJ, arriving u Dt"31
depot at p. ST. -, r,sh, trains
Through sleepers aud coaches run GU NJ
between Richmond and New YORK. e ash :,st,on %
FREIGHT TRAINS bare Broaa,'eTT iyRpAi
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud S 49, and .rr'ye
an MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and I'd n ~ rish-
MORNINGS, Cousiguees OF i've siocH a .,n ob.Atn
able articles, upon giving noitce 81 aIp
freight nj Roulton ON preceding e'en a, 10 81, prls.
Through ells Of ladii!g ana rStea sn MYERS.
cipat poinlS'Ho'1n ""N General Supcrn!ennSpvH-
c. A. TtlLonr,
de,e General Freisht and Tleke H 80.
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Hy Richardson q Coz
Real Estate Agents and AucHonecrs,
lib Main street.

A NEAT BRICK DWELLING AND
N LOT. CORNER OF THIRTY-sECONDA AND
NJ STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTiON:1We
shall sell br ruction, 'on ilie premises, on MoNDAl
BRICK DIV IELLIHti, with fnli rooms, In good re
m,ir, and IjUT as by lG3 feet. on the corner oil
Thirtv-s,epud aud 81 Streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: zone third cash balance in six and
twelve months, negnt liable notes given for the de-
ferred ly1nents, with Interest added. and secured
nv de.f OF trust RICHARDSON < CO.,
NH 81 l113 Main street.
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By T.. W. Powell, Auctloneer.
1904 MuiIl street,

By L. W. Powell, Aucfloneer.
1924 Mum street.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIEES SALE OF
IL FRUIT-TREES, PLANTS, ENEkGKEENs,
some land to make rooM for planting we VIII sell
Mt auction ut the store No. 1422 Main street, on
SATURDAY, l 9TH in>trnt, at 10 O'Clock, and eo-
Iinue from day until the stock is disposed Ok
the following TREES, PLANTS. &c:
10000 APPLE-TREES. largely Winesap;
10000 PEACH-TREES-eOod assortmentI
5000 PEAR-TREES. dwarf and standard;
1000 CHERRI-TREES.d dwarf and standaTGi
10000 GRAPE-VINES. largely CuncuTd-
ALSO,
PLUMS, NECTARINES.
hPRICOTS. ALMONDS,
ENGLISH WAI.NUTN
RASPBERRIES,
STRAWBERRIES, &c;
EVERGREEN5. -
DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL TREES,
VINES PLANTS, and ROSES.
TERMS: Sums of S25 and under cash; over THU
amount ninety days credit fer approved, endorsed
negotiable paper. ~
Sale conducted by Z. W.. POWELL. Auctioneer.
MI
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tFor the Philadelphia Evening Journal.
A F,ercnti Of the East.


A pilgrim, worn with travel. stood
Before the Beioveda door,
kna 81, ssi blast S 3 e apea and s way
AND Niue eyes ar. weary Of the day,
And my hca ri Is very sore
Aud voice ..oajcstic from within
Said, !" ohS knockcth at the door,,
Aud the Algrim answered, H., n 10Th nigh,
Praying TO dwell IN the light OF Thine eye
i or leave Thee for evernore'
TIL a, the voice replied In accents sad>
81 can open not TO tnce, -, md wide,
: for though this house IL warm an" "''
SO hong az I shalt here abide, ,.,.,,
n T,ere is Mace tor no one else besi"c-
There is room alone Tor me-
,,c ,,,cr,m. sorrowing. turned away
And hts eyes were dim VIA ra.H'
And his oycr-weary limbs did Nche"
Not never word to man he tt,AKe, .,...,.,
r MS son turned sick and his heart-strngs ora
''' AS he Thought OF the rsn,shed years.
Then far or into tho desert wild,
Away from the hanhts OF men.
Uc ned with never thuesght or care
Whittier I've went, or how, or wherri
Ills s,nl continued With its deep despair
In a land beyond his Scn
And In that arcary wilderness
He saed full m ansa tear,
Aud wight kept both r'ssslt and da Sa ,csv.
Nor ceased 10 rno9r.i, and last. anu p"''
TIL over his head had passed ava!
\ soag and weary year.
IAcs once AGAIN 70 the door he came,
Aua stood kheteing ~ before,
u9SAs ucfsn the blast swept craci anh Suit.ss
HnS xenin from within those walls OF F@'e'
Wtss heard the tntstion ~ OF OLD;
= Who khocketh at the aoorT
AKA ,,,e d,r seerr ed full OF the solcmr ecfth
or ghc,voite which spake thSs vs. ,saa.;;,,,,d
Ind the p!lsftra's eyes grew Ienucf "a~ "'"'
Xrt IRON, his thin LIP: undefiiea s,,,
There came, 81 the tones OF httle 0s','"'
"Itis TssSeU Lord.
i Then the ebstal was wide open tirown'
And ths wind sweet melody DOT S,,,,
| And there tnonc abroad wondroea nsh,
That cortS, cred the darkness OF ttc nigni,
And tho Tieriin entered that MANSON oriHHt 81 w
$500 n,Tssa nc sctn of men no lnur- r. lie W.
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sCUSTOM-W O r K.-BOOTS AN D
" SHOES made to order, guaranteed to o., by
--I-Is- BOSCHEN,
hl 500 and gil Broad STRIFE
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ByP. j. Wright, Auelionecr,
So.11CS Main street

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF an Or
Eastern District Of Virginia. made az re Wright
Against Lancaster and GfS. SHALL sell at the rfhce
of p j. Wright, No. l10S Main street, Rlchnond'
va. on WEDNESDAY tlie 2lst day Of March.
SECURITIES:
Notes OF the Savannah and Memphis oo
Railroad Company; Wor,.,"e Ronds Ok
Savannah and Memphis Railroad oo m
Company. .-....-... lo1ouo w
Bonds of the james River aud K4nawha ~
GA full shares stock james River and kanawha
Company. ,,.,,
Company ,oo ~
North Carolina Coupors-------......S 120 90
l Registered Bond State North Caro-
lima Ouu "
652 shares stock OF The Savannah and Memphis
Railroad Company.
~ Coupons Chesapeake and ONO KALI ..o m
read Company. .;:....9 Z,oSo w
n rS,s'a anu t. Observation-Disclosures. As 90
Seven per cent. Scrip State of Alabama 275 20
Chambers County Coupons, Alabama. lZo w
t., Ala. ..".' 1900 90
cation compsny n. ..... 1000 90
Endorsed Coupons of East Alabama and
Cincinnati Railroad C0mpany....... o,ooU w
IS shares Mobile and Ohio Railroad stock.
shares stock in the Johns Mountain Iron Com
Scrip OF the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Association of the State OF Mary. ,oo m
lane. -; ,;; i,.s ovu w
10 shares stock Carolina Insurance Company.
20 shares stock University Publishing Company.
2 shares stock Petersburg Aqueduct Company.
1873 shares stock Bank OF the Colnmonwealth.
100 shares stock Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
9 = SWIM +. p. WINSTON, Assignee.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP xTWS
" COMPANY. sEMsz.szs
FOR NEW YORK.

steamerS-OTD DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL. und RICHMOND-everyT TUESDAY. FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These Ships entirely new, and were bull, eA-
prcSSly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-roomS, ard bath
rooms.
Tie fare, accommodations, and attentions are up-
surpassed.
New York OH the company's covered pier. 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actual CA
penseS incurred.
Freight received until T.. NJ daily.
Cabin fare To New York. Sl2; round-tri7 tickets,
$50. Steerage, So and rs.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
NY Q ollicr GOsnpaMv'S wilarvcs. Rockets.
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LYSClIBrEG ACrOMMODATIoN,
LYNCHBCRG ACCOMMODATIONS

4:51 L. A.. arrives Richmond daily from Isrrh.
burg. Farmviir, BurkcyIlI, Al. Al! IL.
tcrmedistr points and from all sgg,A.
western poiats.
Tickets sold Ia all southern and -yu,.y,.,e,,
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace slecp!ne-cars run through bit 'veS Rich.
mOnd and Brunswick. GA.
Local tickets good only for couiinuou. IS.>arr -
tween the points named on tickets. ~ lr-n.y
checks Will be given. I. VI. K. TiLCuIE
irnui"tl SuIrrinttu,i,7L
john r. MACMr RDO. ct neral Passenger Allt.
NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-21

THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 7. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. CONNECTS !!
West PUist win steamer Havana 'or
all points on York river ami Bl,tl-
more. Arrives In Baltimore. AZ 4.
a.: connects with riII.lnr> for Wash
layton, Philadelphia. New York. Boz
ron. and AL west rn is,Iu.G. Connect.
81 Richmond with train. "a EIchIoai
and Petersburg and Chesapeake ~!
Ohio railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-21

DOR NEW k.-The Old H+FfS
L Dominion Steamship Company sr.sszsts4sa
steamship WYAEOKE, Captain COUCH will sail
FRIDAY. March 23d. III O'Clock A. ".
Freight received until 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warce with dispatch to all points north. SOUTH, east,
and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2: round-tr!p tickets,
500. Steerage, IS and IS.
For freight or passage. apply to-
e.. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
mh21-3t Company's Wharf Rockets.