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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-28
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IL EIiN ~ uuci ny airs heuTy WOOu NDouDlO
NO.
2. John lIAlltix, Gent, by Miss MulOck-......2Oc
., Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte (p0u. SO.)2Oc
I. A Woman-H Halter, Chas. Reade's new novel .9Oc
.. The BlGck-lndies, jules Vernbs lAtest..... IOC
o. Last Days Of Pompeii, by DuiWer.............lOC
Z. Adam fede, ~ GeuTIe Eliot. Double No. zoe
s. The Arundel Motto, BY Mary Cecil HIy-...Itc
D. Old Mlddlsson's Money, By Mary Cecil Hay IOc
~. The Woman in White, By WllklO Collins. :. zoe
II. The hill on the Floss, By GeorHe ElIot... zoe
u Tbs American Senator, by Troll pe..........2Oc
IL A Princes Of Thule, BY WIN BlAck.........2Oc
H. The Dead Secret, BY Wllkle ColllnI.........IOc
IS. RomOla, B! George Eliot. (Ooub'e So.l e. 2Oe
10. The EngltIh at the North Pole and Fled
Of Ice. 10 one book. BY Jules VCrLe.......I0c
IL Hidden Peils BY Mary Cecil Hay .......... loo
is. BlrbAns History, ny AmslIN Il. EdWards.. 2Oc
10. A Terrible Temptation, ny Charles kFRde.. lOc
~. Old Curiosity hop, by harles Dickens. .20c
q. Foul Pl4y By Charles teide. lOc
- Man and WIFE by Nllkie zoe
y. The squlres Legacy by Mary Cetil Hay Zoe
y. Never 100 Late TO Mend BY I. ReAdc.......20c
70. Lady Adehlde's Oath, by Mn. II. Wood Oc
%. Aurora Floyd, BY Miss II. 4. BrIdlUn ..... 2Oc
y. Victor and VanlIlshCd, By NJ. c. hay..... IOc
y. Daughter Of Heath, by William Black. lOc
". NOra'l Love Test BY Mary Cecil Hay
70. Her Dearest FGO by Mrs Alexander. .......2Oc
". Love Me Little, Love Me Long by c. ReAdeIOc
". The Queen Of Hearts, BY While ColIIns. lOc
J5. Handy Andy, BY sAmuGl Lover 220C
y. A sImpletOn. BY ChAs. Reldc. (einglc No. .lOt
". Felix Holt the Radical, BY George Eliot. 2Oc
W. The WOOinH OF, by Mrs. AIexAnder........2Oc
W. lhe Mystery, By Mrs. Henry WoOd-........IOc
IS. Heritage VI LanSdale BY Ma. Alexander. loo
~. Ant1nina BY WllSie Collins. Double MOL zoe
10, The Heir 10 Ashley, by Mira Henry Wood. IOc
For sale by all BOOk,GllerS md HcWsleAlefs, OF
sent, postage PREPAID, on receipt Of price by
GEORGE MUNRO, puBLIsiRR.
q, % aad - VandeWAIer st, n. Y
7. q. Box EGj7. au1S.dAw
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information for the CoIOred
People,

We do not see much in the movement
now making in the South, particularly
in South Carolina, in favor OF emigration
to Africa. We certainly would not ud.
wise any Of our colored friends in IVES.
Virginia, Ohio or Pennsylvania to Join ii.
Those Of them who are Disposed to be
economical, industrious and energetic
can do immcasurably better, in our opin.
ion, in this country than in the land OF
their ancestors. Nevertheless it Is proper
that they should know that Liberia
Exodus Association" has recently been
formed in Charleston, South Carolina,
and petitions will be sent to Congress
asking aid to emigrate. Bishop Gil
bert Haven, who has been an anti.
colonizationist in the technical sense,
since his late observations in Africa,
iayors, it is said, Christian colonies,
though dcprecatins an indiscriminate
emigration. DR.. L. W. Blyten, colored
man Of rare intelligence and learning,
we'll known in this country, has within a
few months made an exploration Of the
Boporo country, about Is miles from
Monrovia, directly eastward, and makes
very favorable report. He says that
about 80 miles from Monrovia the land
rises abruptly out OF the swampy coast
belt, like a light Of steps, hill after hill,
with plateauS between, until level Of
between two and three thousand feet is
reached. Here is an open coun,
try, Astounding in forests Of the
finest timber, with little under
growth, delicious streams Of tho cool.
est water, and large fields of cotton,
corn and potatoes. 1t is also well
adapted to coffee, which is found wild on
some Of the hills. To show what can he
done in this line, Dr.. Blyden describes n
visit 10 Arlington, IN American settle
ment. Its chief men are AlonzO Hoggard
and Solomon Hill, in 1869 South Caro-.
lima negroes, now large coGee.growers
and employers OF labor, Hill having
mall native town on his land. Coming
upon cluster of native huts in the tall
forest, containing only women, the men
having gene to their farm work, in an.
swer to the question, "What town il
this% they answered, "Ihis be Sol Hills
hali.town." After about three.quarters Of
mile through the forest, DR.. Blyden
found Hills house, a large two'story
frame building, surrounded by neat
fence, and all around outside an
extensive coffee orchard OF $500 trees
in high state Of cultivation. This Sc.
cures Mr.. Hill an independent living,
with some leisure for hia books, and the
position Of large proprietor and ruler,
very superior in comparison with his
position in South Carolina 10 years ago.
Bit then Hill is an intelligent, energetic
and Industrious man, and DR.. Blyden
give. no encouragement to oilers politi.
clans and Changers on" But, for the
right sort Of American negroes, he thinks
tho,in this Boporo county, which may
be reached Immediately from the coast
without maIarious infection, and with
but slight acclimation, there is sphere
for successful achievements, for doing
what Wendell Phillips advises the negro
to do and something that no white man
could DO as we'll.
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Secretary Sherman on lecSump
ton.

Secretary Sherman on lecSump
ton.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
CLEVELAND, August 22,-I met Hon
John Sherman at the Union Depot, where
he was about taking tho train on his re
turn from Put.in.bay to Mansfield. Or
being reminded Of the opinion expressed
by him in an interview with your cores
pondeut in the fall of 1875 in regard tc
the feasibility OF resuming specie pay.
menIs in accordance with the terms OF the
resumption act, il only the right mar
were in the Office OF Secretary OF the
Treasury, and that, too, without the aid
Of additional legislation, Mr.. Sherman
replied:
There is no difficulty at all about it,
You see that we were accommodating the
gold in the treasury for the purpose-tive
millions y month, and the premium on
gold all the time going down."
COrrespondent--lt is certainly great
satisfaction to have man ut the head OF
the department who believes in the prac.
ticabilitY OF resumption under the act.
The business Of the country has suffered
long enough from suspense about the
currency. But ! suppose that you have
noticed tina: the New York Herald de.
clarcs that the national banks will no
conduct as to render your talk impossi-
Bile?
Mr.. Shenandoah ia a mistake Of the
Heralds. The national banks are abunG.
Antly able to take care OF themselves.
COrrespondent--The Herald thinks that
the banks will embarrass you by return.
ing the greenbacks for coin, and keeping
up the process as fast as the greenbacks
reretusned 10 circulation after resump.
ton.
Mr.. shermaa-They can not do that,
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THIS is a trying year for the Commit.
tee on Resolutions" There is the Labor
vote, and the Corporation vote, and the
Beer vote, and the Temperance vote, and
the Cancellation vote, and the Bloody
shirt vote, and the Greenback vote, and
the Ancestral Silver Dollar vote, and the
Mono.metalic vote, and the Subsidy vote,
and the Onti.subsidy vote, and the votes
OF various other assortments OF citizens
with bees in their bonnets, and the COM
mittCe ia aSonizing over II plan for spread.
ing its net in the sight Of these birds go
Ms to snare the entire lot. soitening OF
the brain will be more prevalent in
Ohio and Pennsylvania than elsewhere,
but high death rate among committee
men may be expected throughout the
country.
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REFERENCES.

General Sherman, U. 3. A., and lady, wa'hIot'
adelphla.
BrigadIor General Lawrence r. Graham u &
A., and lady. Austin, Texas. .,d
lady, Omaha, Ecb. ,.,
ton, d. c.
Rs1r Admiral Joseph Smith, U. S. NJ Wnh''E'
Mn; Admiral DahICcn, Washington b. {
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EXECuToR's SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
The undersigned, Executor Of tho lat will and
testament Of N. G. Arthur, deceased, late VI thC
city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, hereby gives no
tire that BY virtue Of the Provisions Of add viii
he will, on
rs SATURDAY, July %, 1877,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. ~, 1.-THE front door o.
the Court House Of Ohio county, In the city o.
wheeling, Oter for tale At public auction tho fol-
lowing described real eatAtC, to-Wit: Lot number,
cd thifty.GVe 1857 10 Graams addition TO the NaId
city Of Wheeling dtuate on the north bida Of Eff
teGnth siIeel, between E0G and Jacob directs, ex'
ceping about liz feet Of the Wtst aide Of said lOt
extending back EeJenty-louT 80 feet, which wal
sold by the baId Arthur, Said lot now fronts OF
Fifteenth street about Aily.lOuI feet, and extsndi
back 10 the alley. There Is erected on this lot 4
hge brick dwelling house, nrplIed with modern
convenience, and Ia q most desirable property.
When Hale ia made the conveyance will iDCludo
tho widows dover rightin the property. TermI
made known on day Of sale. pc7Ons desiring u
examine the ploPCriy will call on the undersigned.
iyS l. O. BARR, Executor.
The above kAle IL adjourned until Saturday,
September LIT, at 10 O'Clock AL
J. GHERvEY, AuctIOneer. jyso
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Small Farmers sell their Grain
Now,

NOhS III.
From the PnIrc Farmer. t-
We have heretofore stated that we be-
lieve the grain sent forward to tide wa.
tiers this season will return more net mon.
ey to the farmers than the same grain sent
forward next summer. Europe wants
the grain now Next season full crops
there may tell against US. Both Europe
and the United States are pretty thorough.
ly drained Of wheat. The present i'm.
mense crop is providential to supply the
want. II q fair proportion of this crop
IS sent forward 10 the seaboard while
navigation il open to compete with land
transit, treights will be low, and the far.
mer may then hold the surplus II irieghts
should DO advanced very considerably at
the close Of navigation.
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PuRDY.-On Sunday morning, August &c, 1871
ut tsmerUn, AAGsIE E., daughter VI J. II. and
Birdie T. lurdy, aged year II monthsand IS days
sIIMIDT.-on Monday, August q, at 9yS p. VI.
JUIus OSCAR, Bon Of MARTIN aud Katrina shmIdi
aged years months aud days.
Fuuernl notice hereafter,
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FOR SALE
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
Valuable Short Creek Farm.
Twin seIl at public auction, on tie premises on
TUESDAY, Aurul, 2Sth, 1871,

TUESDAY, August zslhI 1871,
Commencing at II O'Clock A ", the Farm belore.
Ing 70 the estate Of Andrew Mitchell deceased,
containing rs acres
said Farm 10 situate tbleo and half miles from
the Ohio river and one and hall miles from Gin.
ton PoStofhce, In Ohio county, West Va; Il VeTy
fertile, well nmbered, we'll EateFed lies well, and
has on II good Orchard, two Dwelling HouSfS q
good Frame haru, stable, Corn Crib, and other out
bulldIngh With ordinary fencing II Is hlio undrf.
opened and Is easily mined.
said land will bOSold in one, tWoOr more parcels
10 suit purchasers
TERMS OF sALE-si,ot land a much more n.
The purchaser may elect 70 Iay) In cash, and the
remLrder In three equal annual payments, with
interest from The day Of ale, the purchaser giving
property for the deferred payment!
/. r. JONES,
Aulb-eOdAW Administrator, DC.
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At Z otlsck L. " , sell at public auction the stool
Of goods 10 the building on tho nothWOst corner o.
Market aud Eleventh Streets lately occupied b.
Joseph Mcgee asa IlnWme and House Furnishing
GINS, COdee Pots, Sauce Pans, and also large 10
Of TipWar0 Of different kinds, togetheF with val
liable assortment Of TInnCrs' Tools. Purchaser
can buy at phYIte sale II they DESIRE and any pei
son has the privilege Of purchasing tho whole BtOcl
Ia lump.
are hereby notified 10 leave them at The ofics q
PendletOn / PendletDp, 1914 Chapline street, and
all persons knowing themselves Indebted 10 baIt
aAEee are respectfully invited to call promptly Gat
rite quickly al himB place.
JOHN o. FENDLETnN, AAigueo.
j, CHLhUKRg HEHVpY. AurtlOnaRF.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Parents and Guardians having daughters 70
educate, and who WlAh to secure for them "
advantages Of dnt class English and FFent1
Academy, with musical instruction unsurpassed
not unequalIed In this country, and all at exceed.
lngy moderate rates, are advised to investigate .I'
claims Of the Academy OF the VIGitntoDis u"
DO ChantAl, near Wheeling, ". Va.
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SPECTACLES.

Our celebrated Perfected EpeCtaclcl have stood
th9 leIl iOf morn than ten yGlTs, never failing 10
relieve every deifet0i tho visual organs. We have
hundreds Of testimonials att6stlns the merritt Of
these spettlcles for relieving weak eyes Call at
iltS Main street for Spectacle, Watches, Clocks,
JeweldTy, Silver Ware, AZ. .,,,, . ,,,.,,,,,,,
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MARRIED.
DIED.

ER-LoBESSTElE.- CnAs. W.
APPESaELLER and PAuLISA LoBENsTEINr by Rev
+. YGss.
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0XTOBY 4 DuFFfELD.
TNEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

Tho Annual Examination Of Teachers for the
Public Schools In Ohio county will take place In
ThAdelphia on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sept. 10 and II, 1917,
II Q o'clock A. ".
All Pcrsona expecting to teach In any Of the Pub
lie School, Of tho county during the ensuing school
year will ~ required to attend this examination
bO!h days Thae EiA D. no Frirds tzamhGiioAI.
II In cWeOi emergency II becomes necessary to hold
an examination OF particular individuals, twin b.
held publicly, al one Of the District Institutes
By order Of Board Of Examiners
au2S.d4W JOHN c. FAIRS.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A ssEssMENT NOTICE,

Public notice 10 hereby given to J, @, smI,h III
I. GoShorn, =, =, McRonhon, ". q. iIobi" ! '" =
4TSSn ~ M fSSso1' GUtlsle MsI'n dCcrSc
buger Benson Ferry Co., Jas. DalEtll, Jas trsr,
the CtlEcns' Hallway Co., Geo. MCCully, "a N ~
nedy, Henry lGampt, John MowFy and Z sldSsTi
TO appear before the Board Of Equalization anJ y,
peals At tho City Building, on "Wednesday HuSg,
", a. 4, y, TO show cause II lby, Why i6C nj,
not 10 Increased ier taxable pufpnsfs, Is pToTIII
BY Sec. Of an Ordinance paisCJl March h, is
defining the duties Of lall Board, '''''
by order Of the Board,
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A ssIGSEEs SALE
OF VALUABLE TINWARe


The undersigned Assignee Of Joseph MageC, by
virtue Of dsed Of trust secuted to him on the
2lAt day Of August, 1877, will ON
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dissolution.

The firm Of Bailey 4 Wagner, Livery
Feed and Sale Stables, was this day i,.
solved W mutual consent, William BAILEY
retiring. WIN. BAILEY, '
C.E. WAGNER.
WHEELING, Aug. %, 1877.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

This iayorite Hotel, with accommodations for
800 guests has been leased by the subscriber for
term Of years. II can be SAID with confidence that
tho old Merchants, under the new administration,
Is already M assured success, and II Il my detern.
nation 10 meet the just expectations Of the public
10 these times Of financial depression, by iutToduc-
Ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 50 10 81 90
per day, with hoard, according TO location Of room.
The service table and all Otler accommodations
the same to all guests.
During the past year many improvements were
made among them passenger and baggage Eleya'
TOR, thus rendering all room oi easy access. Other
improvements are in progress, which, when finish
cd, Will place the Merchants Hotel second TO none
In Philadelphia. -. -
The location Of the house Is one Of the most con-
Tenicnt and really central Of any In the city. The
rooms arc light, airy, well ventilated and hAud-
sonely furnished Home cars Of various lines pass
constantly BY the door, offering every opportunity
10 the guests every moment day and night, TO visit
all points Of public Interest.
je25 b. LORE, PRoPRIEToR.
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A NNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
Wheeling Female College.
OPENS rTs NEXT YEAR
WEDNESDAY, September 5th.

The College Ia beautifully situated ard within
easy walking distance Of any part Of the city, sI
car accommodations 10 peighboring Ciiie. Tor
nGa!hiuihess o. situation II is unSuTplsCd, AID ~
whole internal and external arrangement, sr q
Tue highest order. The Trustees have made rIef' E
sIve improvements during the vacation, aud hEt
aiaa enlarged the COHrsG Of study, thus elc,thf
me standard for graduation. Catalogues and fol-
Information may DO obtained by undressing The
Principal, MISS A. TAYLOR.
+, HOARD OF TRusrEES,-Ilon. c. D. Hubbard
PrtStdeni; DR.. 7. II. Logan. Secrslary: y. C. l,i
go, TellgreT: 1hOmRs HornbrOok, ESD }. j.
Hubbard, Etq., A. W. Campbell, EsI, H. x. lb
EIsqr Augustus Pollock, Es1., Benjamin DAyrnPoI,'
EE:sqp JAMES !. RhOdeF, Eq., Samuel r. llifr,h
t!lp Hon: A. J. Sweeney, u. K. Wheat, Eq, 70
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NOTICE

Having purchased the Dug Store, No GA
Fellows Hall, corner Of Twelfth and Chrp,lnC ~,
formerly occupied by Edmund Booking, hayeaE
pointed him rs my Rgcnt TO conduct the buiitf.
iorme. Thankful for the liberal patronage Il.
tended to him, AJAX for continuance Of the sane
ml6 GEO. W. JOHNSON.
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no THE PUBLIC.

The above business will be continued a,
the old stand by the undo rSigued, vhowiU
keep on hand the best Livery Stock In The
city, and will give his personal attention to
Boarding horses.
au27 C.E. WAGNER
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M A RTTN7S


CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
No. ll65 MAREET ST., Is he only hrIt-elau Re-.
taarGnl IN The cay. II 10 the only Restaurant that
hS separate rooms for ladies' or where you can And
mat quiet cleanliness Of home, combined
WIN inc hest eiias that can he found in the riiy
he Keeps on hand the very best tho market affords
In vegetables, fish, oysters, gRmO. anJ, cysrvthnV
10 season, and serves up IN manner upc xcelleS
~ The country. He tan 10 relied uron always d
furnish everything int-clan. augiO
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NOTICE
In retiring from the above firm | desire
to return thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them, and hope my friend,
will continue the same 10 Mr.. Wagner,
.U WILLIAM BAILEY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18
A Specimen Of DIR. Talmage's Sermons

DR.. Talmage said, as he began last Sun
days sermon at the Brooklyn Tabernacle,
that the reason he had preached ten sermens
to men and none to women was that the wo-
men are better than men. He did not say
this out OF compliment or in gallantry; al
though when women are bad, they're dread
ful. [Laughter.] Statistics prove this.
"They are in the majority in the Church
on earth, and I suppose they will be
ven" In beautiful homestead in Beth
any widow was lett TO take charge OF
the premises. The pet Of the house was
Mary, younger sister, who, with book
under her arm, has no appearance Of anX-
iety or perturbation. Christ and several
friends arrived at the house. They did not
keep him waiting till they adjusted their
dress, and, after two or three knoclings,
hasten to the door and say, "Why, is that
you:" No. They were ladies, and always
presentable, though they might not have on
their best. [Laughter.] They threw open the
door and greeted Christ with, "Good morn
ing. Be seated.' Martha went off to the
kitchen; while Mary, believing in division
OF labor, said, " Martha, you go and cook,
and will sit down and be good" Laugh
teri Something went wrong in the kitch-
en-. Perhaps the fire would not burn, or
the bread would not bake, or Martha scald-
ed her hand. At any rate, she lost her
patience; and with besweated brow, and
possibly with pitcher in one hand and the
tongs in the other, rushed into the presence
Of Christ, saying, "Lord, dost thou not
care that my sister hath left me to serve
alone?"
But Christ scolded not word. He
seemed to say, ''My dear woman, don't
worry. Let the dinner go. SIT down on
the ottoman beside Mary, your humble sis
ter" When man comes home from busi-
ness and sees his wife worn out, he thinks
she ought to have been in Wall street,
and then she would have something to
worry her. He does not know that she
conducts a university, clothing establish
ment, restaurant, a laundry, and a libra
ny; while she is also health officer, police,
and president OF her residence. [Great
laughter.]
[Such preaching is at discount in the
South
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1I13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
81 NE S9 GkhcE st cnUR &c ANb MoNk5E
PARK BY AUCTION.-By virtue of decree OF
the Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond
entered on the goth day of juno, 1876, in the
suit of Walker and wife %. Bayly, &C. we shall, as
auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
18Th Of April; 1877, at ~ O'clock T. ~, Ten
front 81 feet each and six 26 feet each and all run
back between parallel lines l55. feet to an alley
twenty feetwide-on the north side Of Main street
between jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
east and west respectively of Monroe Park aud
Grace church.
the city for medium-sized dwellings, and should not
he overlooked by desiring to build for their
own occupancy or for renting purposes; As specu-
lation it can scarcely be equaled in Richmond, for
there combining causes which make Its proSpec-
tive value very great, and bargain can safely be
yestments should not fail to attend.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and title
retained until the whole purchasemoney is paid and
4 conveyance ordered by the court.
t-... JOHN II. GUY.
ALEXANDER q. HOLLADAY.
APPS Special Commissioners.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DICHNOND AND DANNlLLE
LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL 8, 1877.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAhtNG EffESl
APRIL 8, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL,
1888 a. NJ leaves Richmond daily connecting at
lima division aud n. W. n. &. Il. X. al
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta ano
Richmond Airline railway Tor At
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, Montgome-
ry, Mobile, and New Orleans, ana al
southwestern points. With Z. 4. anu
AR. X. for Columbia, Augusta, anu all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
GAO A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for BurkeSiiie,
Farmvillc, Lynchburg, aud interme-
dIate points, making close connection
at Lynchburs for all southwestern
points. +.
THROUGH MAIL,
500 z. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division n; W. N;
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern and southwest
crn points, and with Richmona, frede-
ricksburg and Potomac and CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railroads for all northern aud
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
burg, Nrmyille, Burkeyille. and al tn-
terinediate points, and from all south
western points.
Tickets sold TO all southern anu SOUTHWESTERN
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleepine-cars run through between Rich-
moud and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
checks M,ll be given. T. M. r.. TALCOTT,
General Superintcud dent,
JOHN r. MAcMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
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