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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yor
says:
at is astonishing how universally D,
TUFTS Fills are used. In my daily round
[ hear of them not only among the poo.
out their virtues are heralded from the mar
lions of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, | have gres
confidence in tn If merits, and of late hav
,ften prescribed them with the happiest re
ul q in cases where / desired to make a az
.ided impression on the liver"
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL.

Mr. Thomas Albert informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who VIII honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
at 1 o'clock p. NJ.
C~ommpdious and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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DR.. Tut has been CT
gag d il the practice {
medicine thirty years, an
foralonSt time was demon
strator of anatomy in tn
Medical College of Geo.
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle:
and are free from al
quackery.
He has succeeded i
combining in them tn
heretofore antagonist
qualities OF 4 strengthen
ing, fnrgative, and a Pm
JyiHg tonic.
Their first apparent e.
feet is to increase the ar
petite by causing the foo
to properly
Thus the system is nou,
islred, and by their tom
action on the digestive o:
gans, regular and health
] excavations are PRODUCED
The rapidity with wliic
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Ayant toptie materiei necessaire. nous
sonmes a meme de METRE "A execution
.ous les onvrages typographiques qui nous
seront contiGs. Les brets d'avocat. carte
d'aiaires. ent6te. de features. tickets d'ha
bitation. blanc-. circnlaires, etc. seront
-imprimes dams le plus BRET deiai ct aux
prix les plus moleres.
BsaF"Tons les joss devront etre payer
aussitOt Ia livraisom du travail commando.
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HNEONNNC
Par care de IL lignes --iere insert 81 so
g /. " - 2me Is
"H " Insert. add 50
Toutes les amor ces Indignant la
profession ct qui n'ey"edera pas
huit ingncs par an-d'avance. 10 90
Annonces de Candidats-d'avauce 10 90
1y-route annonce puhliee par interval
les sera pay6e au a Il dune plastic par
care.
@-Tontcann0nce don't lie nombre in
serti DDS nest pas specific. sera inseree
usgu'a II mvel or,lre, al aux ordilaire.
ATELIER TYFOGRAPHIQUE.
RorABY JOB Press.
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There is an old story OF in Engli>lman
Who saw a man drowning, but refraincd
from pulling him out from the water be-
cause the victim was 4 stranger, and there
was nobody about to introduce the English
man to him. But there is another story,
alleged TO be true. which tells OF foo!err Il
little worse than that. There was In the
Colorcd Peoples Home the other day AN
old man who became insane. The fact was
certified to bytw homeopathic physicians,
but somebody at the almshousc refused to
admit the patient TO the asylum unless the
certificate should be signed by at least one
allopathic physician. Accordingly an old
school doctor was hunted up, but he refused
10 sign the certificate because the State So
cietv wouldn't allow him to associate his
name upon the document with homGopa-
THO doctor. Then an effort was made to
induce the allopathic person to examine the
patient on his own responsibility, and while
these diplomatic proceedings were under
way. the insane man jumped out OF the
window and was philadelphia But-
!ctin.
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Recently. while visiting in the home OF 4
:. aown-South" planter, sitting on the g&l-
}cry one evening with the family, an elderly
colored man came into the yard with book
En(,er his arm. One OF the ladies remarked.
That is a magistrate" lie came up to the
callcrv-steps, and after saying Good-ere-
ming sat down, and wiping his face
spoke 10 the gentleman OF the house thus ::
Mars jim. dat boy Mat. has been down to
ne to Git me to do soncthin' with You bout
you cuttin' him wild whip cause he
been r!din' your horses. Now. Mars
jim, don't know how to go on bout the
case. so Is fetched my law-book up for you
10 read me the law on the subject 'sWcil,
Bob" replied Mr.. T., "you will have to
issue warrant and tell Bill Harris to take
me to jail" The darby magistrate ponder
I'd. then said: '.NarS'r jim, can't / make
Won pay fine, or ask Mats pardon. or
>omethin' else" "Oh no, Bob replied
M-. g.. "you can't do that; and then, too.
Bob. YOU must give me warrant for Mat"
what bout, Mar>'r jung" quickly re-
l,!ied the magistrate. - For riding my
horses and taking my property without per-
mission" Enlightenment began to enter
The Justices brain, and, getting up and
waving his hand. he said: " I'll talk to that
BOY Mat. deed will, Mar>'r jim. Good eve
ming, ladies'" Now, it is evident there was
no desire in the poor uneducatcd Justices
mind to do anything but Justice. Such are
some OF the minor trials OF the Souh.-fte-
pat.icQn's Correspondence.
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"Mother, have saved the house, but
shall de- said six-year old girl to Mrs.
Theodore Markham as she entered her home
at High Market, Lewis county, one day last
week. The child while attempting to light
q lamp to warm some milk for baby set
fire to her clothing. Her first thought was
10 run out OF doors, fearing that the house
would be burned and the baby be hurt; but
noticing that shreds OF her clothing had
fallen upon the floor, she carefully extin-
guished the flames. Then she ran to q
horse.trough in the yard and plunged into
the water. Returning to the house she
waited patiently for her mother to return.
She died al hour after the accident.
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BOOKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.
I;y mail l2c each: ordinary price, Il to - cach)

TIE EE:ST OF HgsTANps. Gy5ames rayn.
THE WANnEklNi HErK. HE Gna TrS ke;oc'
TREAS;uTKE llISTEKT; BY l;eprss II: E 3,,..
C t'fi: MISTAKE, by Miss Muock.
TIE T9RTET INIT BY n GeGrs nr2 M kIhs.s1
RALPll WILTON,s WEIRD: BY Alexander.
KATEEFEtT2x ~ Npor " WEy hsrid Ktac
M Misiiii 5; junITI! p c. G. Fra'cr-Tytlcr.
W.RD on; WiFE. brisk. crispy, and sparkling
Fo : RF TiIE ERIN RING. BY Charles t;ijbon.
cc EiE sToklES 4 Ey 4 chaTiss Dickens.
TEKaVEIS And HADVESTURES.
TiiE oIEES OF CoNNAUGiiT.
IhLH !, II s. T5 J2me 81 rSy ,E,rtna k,0v
n[}WWTErHl GGWYSSE. Iv Ia'iv Noel
SEM MAGRALEN. y wiikie q! GG!li 1 r,.or
nIt0ppE,D FROM THE or OIDS. By Jules Verne.
CR0SS Fi1RPOSES. By Mary J. Williams
TIE SIlADoW OF \ SIN:
GRIFFITH GArNT. By Charles Re;.de
TIE FLIiSG QUTcLM s r. Pat,
AN ODD CoGpLE BY Mrs. ,olTphhs plant. n,o,o,s
NJ, ISt /, IN nF InRESS
I' ~ IJt. Is T,f ~: ~ Inhm Trow,
RAE AND He fflE -, Is! tr. oo''h "ro""'
NEW noi,InA y; ny St',!eS i.upc.
AEEL DkAhEs mitE by y'Eh nr nn., Wsrrvott
MAE AN - nEAh 49,, u,S iUt t, -hAi ''''
THE Two IE.s. nS W NE S".iih SIii1->r
The LAn KEL Du2rl ny h! E,i I,,.t
I'D M i aITii rO TIE MnoN Nv Verne
rhG u, II III II = SInhS ~ Juics vorn. '
R0GSn nE nVN' p ny s JIrss ,ionEins
ke 92 HHn11fiaIET noi-NTPH Hv +. F. Hale.
MAN ~ rIG ~ - ~ ~, ,,nund S,ie. " '>
T0 0rNG , ~ riiE EEHH,,rI-S Tv r.ntain A. F.
LoT ; III III o' o ~
- I.inui ny ,r1,,,p,, ~ edmund y,to.
t,OlSG ~ NE n.A i r. ,s i,',,''"'i" i"'>''
it2k1LD:r 1 ~ H VIZ ~. Tctn orrcd
~ hoSHr LINE ,HN'I r. ~ s, 49,. Si.r;,y
TIE TALL Nm; 5y uastd, E EiSiit%: crpI
Observation-Disclosures -A->' hi'8T'''' o' he Ice
FaT]eon. ,-,r,. ~. co,,,,, \, rr,;,
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rFor the Dispatch.I
Two Pictures.

1T. 4 youth was educated at the expense
=, .hc Government at the Military Academy
a. West Point. \ war broke out Tue
worth entered the army. lie possessed &c,
Nils. rose to the highest rank, and dicd
b.ayciy in battle.
lie ,oaS a hero.
ed. \ negro woman having five small
children laborcd day and night for the sap
nor: OF her family. She was SICK, hut Ii
horcd still at the wash-tuh. All the week
she had been hard at work. saturday sue
worked all day: at II O'Clock Sa'uroa!
night she was still at work. she was Weah;
she i,in,s: she rupturcS bood-vc>scl. ana
dies at the post 81 d,Hy.
hhnf ,nrS she
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Editors Dispatch: Will the limited time al
,owc, for the presentation Of designs for the
Ice monument be extended: The lst OF Sep
.cuber is the present limit. now only eleven
DAYS off. / am advised not single model
has vet been presented, and none complete
that we know to be in course OF prepare
lion. In view OF these facts, is it not highly
important that notice OF IN extension OF
,i,tn bc given ut onccs \. l.. Il.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF very
noverIuI. splendidly-written article against
the practice OF Christian ministers taking
midsummer vacations, bnt having since
learned that the author is a man who hasn't
once been inside OF church, summer or
winter, during the past seven years. we ae-
cline to publish it-not because the article
may not be good enough, but from feeling
of respect for the eternal fitness OF things.
Burlington Halokeye.
A sea monster has been seen in New Bed
ford. Some young women were out row.
ing when they espicd friShttul shape come
M from the water quite near their boat.
They screamed so loudly that boat-load OF
boys went to their help. The monster dld
not appear to avoid them, but calmly waited
for them to como on. Boldly rowing lot
ward, they came near enough to get falr
Iook at the creature. 1t was watermelon.
This is the season OF the year when the
average clerk talks carelessly for few days
about Saratoga, Long Branch. and other
fashionable watering-places. buys another
twepty-tiye-cent white tie, packs his vallse,
hide al, his friends adieu, and slides care
fully ND the back streets and takes the stage
nm country to help the old folks get in hay
for week or two Bridgeport Standard.
man is generally supposed to be in q
pretty tight place when he is between the
upper and neither milestone OF an adverse
fate: but il he knows himself ne doesn't
want to exchange places with the fellow
who gets between brick wall ana a BABY
carriage propelled by determined woman
Worcester Press.
Farmers living along the lines Of the rail-
roads should keep none but the most ordi-
nary breed OF cattle. In Delaware fine
FLOODED COW that threw Il railroad train
from the track, killing and wounding Sin
teen persons, was very badly injured, and
NAV have to be shot.-B0Ston Post.
Six hundred million dollars are annually
spent in the United States for drink. How
many delinquent newspaper subscriptions
does this sam contain! 1t is heartlesS to
spend in the maddening cup what you owe
the printer. Hell may be thirsty himself
CatsiciH Recorder.
Uarper's Bazaar says that you may eat
corn Oft the cob, but you must hold it with
only ore hand. II the cob gets u little the
better OF you we suppose you may hold one
end OF the cob down with your foot
Haukcye.
Old snuti-takcrs are but mildly stimulated
by an article that would maccaboy sueeze
the top Of Ills head off, Cincinnati Satur-
day Night.
What neat analysis OF character is az
forded by the remark, F'He would have in
vented egotism did it not already exis. ~
Yonhers Gazette.
San Francisco is to have women's hotel
with bar in every neutrality-suspicious.
Cincinnati Gazette.
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~' -
THROUGH MtII, TRAIN DAILY
Va 1--.,r n ,.,,,y ,,;,,,,,.
we " I.mrL r..i,,, n.ac ~ - -
or; I, N I.-o ~. - t,', J. ="
~ Ii ;', n.'. -nnm go
and I.h,rin,.r SIC !; :, ~
So 1-a.r5 NJ leaves Ch,rIo,,c: arr'':
salisbury gig !. n #.
bnro, 500 , 49, r, ,,,' IT,
lO:IS 4. NJ, EurLryiI; .,' ',
T. M.anG ElrhinnnJ i.oY = ~,
rrtp,,.c, p,CsrNcru .r,,,rr 80, ''''
iht'.", "N''' p"ii'l.
No. 3-lO:5O /. al. lta'ts Ilchlnnnd: arriI"- J.;
BmfkcFile ii y. W.. Dan
Niitc a:11 y. VI. Er.rL.!.~,'
SID \. NJ. Salisbury roo
4. Man! Char.oi.r l.I5 g. ~
No. $3.50 y. NJ, leaves Carlnttc: arTi,.. -
salisbury 1870 J.. VI. r-,.r...
horD' 10 i. NJ. Dtu.ill" ly...f
4. NJ. BnrkcSiic 4:i3 & "
and Richmond IA 4. T.
LTNCIIBI'RC ACCOMMODATIONS DAIIy
Va -1r.oo , ~ ,.,v.. Ricbr,o,,a ,,,I, a,'
we ''"' 80 ''' 49, -, rnrr LII, y, i '', a.
~ nnn,",in, ',T, - -" !.
- 70 - !, e. al, ~ , ~ " VI.
ar,hsc't md nus VI W.
49,. ,,1 ,,,,',,- '1I'''
r. IL IL. -" 49, ,,, ,'r r ''''' "'
~ ~ ,o.-o,, " ,,r.' nj 'ut,i ,i,
W. W -'o '''' 49, -, r,|at ','': IN n.
~, " -, n 'a,in,'',t,! ~ ~ +.
W. n,"n n WIN ~ u. z
~. ~. IL. ,i''h az P"'n'' ~''"'1
"atu so"tu"rn' a';'' rom IT,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Robert II. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and huctionecr.
No, 1912 Main street

No. 1912 Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
OLARGE, DESIRABLE, WELL-CONSTRUCT-
ED AND MOST PLEASASTLY-LOCA
THREE-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FOUSHEE AND
GRACE STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY ): NJ:
LEE, ESQ. AS HIS RESIDENCE. CONTAINING
AiIOUT Ten ROOMS, BRICK KITCHEN. AND
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, AT AUG
TION.-In pursuance of y decree Of the Chancery
Court of The city OF Richmond, pronounced on the
2sth Jay of APRIL 1877, in the suit OF n VI: Lee
rS 4. VI. Kelley ct ais, trustees therein Wnalne;
we. the undersigned. commissioners apnoinleh
thereby will sell upon the premises, nj pubic ac-
ton, on THURSDAY the 23d day ct Aligmst. iSn I,
MI 6 O'Clock r. NJ, that desirable T1iltEE-SlORa
HRICK DWELLING No. west Grace street.
Situated on the northwest corner of Grace ana fou-
shee streets and containing ten rooms Wild All inc
modern improvements. The lot fronts 30 feet on
Grace. and runs back $50 feet to all alley ~ rect
wide. -. :, ,,,,.
This valuable residence Situated as Ii Is In most
excellent neighhorhood makes 1t cspeciaily al.fac
live for home or IN investment. Special attention
IS called to this sale, 1t L. the ONLY resi-
drncc for sale I'm that locality on Grace street
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses OF SAFE, an"
To &c 733, with interest. cost &c thereon anu nai-
aucc npon terms to he given at hour OF sale;
"'s. upon A. NJ. KELLEY,
r. G.. SCOTT.
+. /. TURNER.
anil Special Commissioners.
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DOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-Asss
Il RABLETIIREE-STORY BRICK DIV ELL Ell
ING No 322 east Franklin street, having ten large
and airy rooms. water, gas, bath. DC.
TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT No. az
east CLAY street. between Second and Third, with
seven rooms, Kitchen gas. and water.
COTTAGE with tour rooms. Kitchen, stable, &c
The ncrth side of Grace street between ihra ana
Fourth. - .
DWELLING having eight rooms, Oh Eenable
dcncc of Elijah Baker. Esq, with lrrs" lot.
Several small aud desirable TENEMENIS on me
west end of Clay street. Il. low rents and suitable Tor
small families FRANCIS r. 1SBELf..
No. s Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
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RAILROAD.
cCuEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 +. NJ. Leaves Richmond Tt EsDAI. THU,
DAY. and SATURDAY. tonnrct, ~
West Point Win steamer iii'Anh -"
all points nu York rifrT ana hS''.-
mere. Arrives In ElItin."T" Al e ~
NJ: connects with rail. lines tor " ~
inytOn, Phila!cph ia, Ne" orH' -
Ton. and all western point. l"''iu'
1T Richmond with trains "n flcil'"yt'1
AMI Petersburg ana CHESAPEAKE '''
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.oo 4. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WED
WV " SESDAY aud FRIDAY: and
400 A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SIT
I'RHDAY. CONNECTS WIKI strauirE'
al Yves. puint for river linainS'r t'.'-
timore aud all western points. pL-
meets IL Richmond "iih train, ON hl'h,
,nuud aud Dan,illc rdilrotd.kichHi"h1!
and Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE ""''
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
..nop ~ Leave, Richmond daily except sn''-
day.
THROuUH PASSENGER.
1000 4. NJ. Arrives II Eichmond IIE>!'Al'
-"'" THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Coz,
meets with trains on Richmonl aht
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana ON"
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves ba.
WW '"S, wEDSESDAY, and FRI
DAY, at / T.. Vi. CONNECTS WIZ
trains from Philadelphia. Nc" n"rH :
and western points, and AT vest l. o!h.
with trans Tor Richmond ana 'us
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 - NJ. Arrives al Richmond MONDAY, :" Eb-
NESDsY, and FRIDAY aud At
s.l5p. ri. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud 81
TRDAY. Connects win steamer ~
West Point from Baltimore t, IN
meets with Ricmond aud lhnN'ie'
Richmond aud Petersburg, shd u '"1-
prakc and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ~
o.on A NJ Arrives IT Richmond daily except SUI
WV day Connects with Richmond a!u
Petersburg aud Chesapeake apd o''''
railroads - ,..,.,
Sorrausfar of freight at Richmond 10 or isOiu
southern points. Cars run through between A''-"'
and West Point. ,,s ,,x.., ,~,f,s
guaranteed. ,,,, ,,,r.,,t..a rates,
Issued 10 all uortherH and western points. - ,a
Through tickets sold TO NIL northcrii ctstrtu' """
western points, and baggage checked thgoufn' or
For tickets apply at General kS'ir"aa hi,n..' .nJ
dee S26 Main street; at the EAthanSe ilott'in ~
companv's depot, corner Twenty-third ana '''>
mas ii. 4. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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FURNITURE.

NOW IS THE II NJ h .-FURNl- a
IN TURE At BOTTOM PRICES.-Pur- EeAe
chascrs will find Il to their interest 10 call on NJ
J. ID. GATEWOOD, sos east Broad street. nave
now on hand and am receiving u large stock of all
the latest styles for chamber, parior and dining
room. These goods, being bought at The lowest cash
figures during the pre- sent general depression In bs-
ness, enables me- TO offer extraordinary Induce
men,s 81
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uAY 81 SUTHERLAND. fgsa
AI(SUCcESSORST OwILLIAMMuRRAYl.-
FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS,
LOT Governor street.
We keen on hand n full stock OF WOOD ana
METALLIC BURiAL-CASES AND CASkETS.
Orders promptly attended TO In city or country
prices to suit the times, Also. FURNITuRE-RE-'
PAIRING and upHULSTERlNG done In tho best
manner, MIR. HAY having bad an experience OF
twenty-five years with MIR. Murray In the under
taking and cabnet-making business. )y sl-Sm
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DICKS ENGLISH CLASSICS.

DICKS BYRON-A new edition of the Works of
Lord Byron. Four hundred and eighty pages
sixteen Illustrations by +. Gilbert. Paper, 0Oc.i
cloth, 81.
DICKS SCOTT. new edition of the Poctcal
Works OF sir Walter Scott. Illustrated by +.
Gilb.rt. Paper. 25c.: CLOTH soc.
DICKS GOLDSMlTH-Tkc Works of Oliver Gold
smith, with Memoir and Portrait. New and
complete illustrated edition. Paper, AGO. cloth,
Soc.
DICKS BCRNS-This new and complete edition OF
the Poctical Works Of Robert Burns Is c,abo-
raicy Illustrated, and contains the whole OF the
Poems, Life, and Correspondence OF the great
Scottish Bard. Paper, csc; cloth, 0Oc
DICKS ARABIAN NIGHTs--h new, translation.
complete. with numerous Illustrations. Paper,
Csc; cloth, soc.
DICKS MILTON-Mtons Works. new edition
with Memoirs, Portrait, and Fronilspiece IA
Der. 25c.; cloth, soc.
DICKS COWPER-Cowper's Works, new edition,
with Memoirs, Portrait, and Frontlspiece Ia
per, Csc; cloth, soc.
DICKS WoRDSWORTH-Wo rsworth,s Works,
new edition, with numerous Illustrations. IA
per. Csc; cloth, SOC.
DICKS MOORE-Moore's Works, new edition, with
numerous Illustrations. Paper, zoe; cloth, QUO.
DICKS POPE-A new edition OF the Works OF AL
eXanGer Pope, with Notes by Joseph Wharton,
ID. D., and others. Paper, soc.
DICKS TII03IS0N-A new edition Of the Works
Of James Thomson. with Life of the Author.
Paper, .5c.; cloth, soc.
DICKS HEMANS-A new edition Ct the Works
OF Mrs. Hemans. with Life anu Portrait. Pa
per. doc; cloth soc.
Any Of the above sent, postpaid, 10 any address.
NH Il j. T.ELLYSON.
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REAE, ESTATE AGENTS, &c.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.
-
T ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL. AND
TIMBEEED: also. CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE. RENT. or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Tirginia Ldnd GuidP.
HOUSES SOLD. BUILT, AND REPAIRED On
THE fNSTALMENT PLAN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON RENTS OR LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD,
j. 9-cOd lCOJ Bank street.
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JuEsAPEAKE AND ONO :tGiEDNu.,
RICIiMOSp, Va. Jurr !. 1877. !
HESAPEAkE AND q 10 RAIL.

Accommodation train leaves Richmond datly o"N-
ccpt Sunday at 400 T. ~. mad arrives ~ tor
,!nnsyllle at 7:fJ /. ".
Mail train between IichmoHd ami Hinton runs
daily icXccpt SrmiaSl. between Hinton ana HINT
lugton runs daily. stopping at all regular stations.
Express train runs daily, Stopping II Hanover,
Junction. S0cls. Trcvilli:ts. Louisa. G"rd.,vilr,
charlottesville, Siauuion. Goshen. M!i'"rn.. t"'-
IustolI, and all regular station, west ~ tnFinrt"i
Mail uns EXPRESS trains conHcri nj it"riur-ylHt
for Washington and the North. and - thar"ttnr
VILE Tor Lyncliurs AMI the South.
Express train CONNECTS NJ Cincinnati Win trunA
lines for all points in the West. Northwest, ana
Southwest and at Richmond with IN" i:i"!lm"l@
and Dauylllc and Richmond and Petersburg irN.n-
for all points SonIh.
SIccping-cars run on nieh.-irain1.
Mali train arrives At Richmond ~ $40 L. VI.
Express ,rain arrives IT Richmond Al $3.50 \. Y.
Arcomm odat.on train arrives al Richmond "a;
S:45 4. VI.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 20 d.
principal points.
For rates, information. &C.. apply al Iomin'Y'
offices, and AZ $40 Main street. Richmond, Va
CONWAY K. HOWARD,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
W. VI. ;. DINS.
te2 Fngiuear and Sur" rnrnf"n-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-21
By Jas. hLaclougnll, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FU RNITUR RE, PAR
Ia LUR SUIT. &c, AT AUCTION.-TlilS DAY
n O O'Clock will sell nj my wareroons general
assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
consisting In part OF
l WALNUT P.aRLOR SUIT, covered with hair
cloth:
WALNUT and MAHOGANY PARLoR CHAIRS
and ROCKERS:
MAHOGANY and STAINED WARDRODES;
MAHOGANY and other BUREAUS and WASH
STANDS;
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEAnS:
HAIR and STUCK MATTRESSES, holsters
and PILLOWS:
CANE and WOUD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK.
Frs:
New TIN-SAFES and SlDEBOARDS:
LEAF. EXTENSION. and other TABLES:
CHILDRES'S CARRIAGES CRADLES, ant
CHAIRS:
SHOWCASES. DESKS, LOUNGES,
REFRIGERATOR. WATER-COOLERS;
. xcellent PLATFORM SCALES:
2 PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES:
GAS CHANDELIER-six lghts-complete, &c
ConsiglInenls received up to hour OF sale.
| all FL JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-21
GROCERIES,. dc.

GROCERIES,. &c.
A GENTS FOR
SEsTIE'S MILK FOOD or LACTEOuS FAflNA'
DIR. \. GEHBER-S LACTEOUS FARlNA for In
fants and nYallds
OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR,
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT,
HECkER'S FARISA,
RoRISSOS,S BARLEY SAGUS.
TAPIoCA. MIDDLEMAN'S BISCUITS,
OsWEGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &C, &C.;
4 full line OF fine GROCERIES,.
j. Is. NORRIS ( CO..
i've 1894 Main street.
LINE OLD MEDICINAL FREN CHI
Il BRANDY,
HOLLAND GIN.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
CLEMMER'S and BUMGARDNER'S Wills
Choice TEAS from soc. to 81 80 per pound.
je % GEORGE u. IiUNDLEI X 60.
D EFINED SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
LIZ JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO COFFEE;
BACON. SALT, LARD,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
EXTRA SYRUP.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
PORTER and ALE,
for sale by DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
mn2O