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The daily gazette., 1877-10-18

NoTICE-l,A August Zen weges, in com
IN pIiance with the requirements or
the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice thai
shalt apply In writing TO the Court OF Gem
erai Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery
OF the State OF Delaware, In and tor the
county OF New Castle, ON Monday the 18th
day OF \ ovember next. 4; D., 1871, being
the first day OF the next Novem Der Ter m
OF the said Court, for a license 10 keep an
Inn or Tavern at No. 400 King street, In the
Fourth Ward of the City OF Wilmington, TO
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantit les
than one quart, to be drunk on the pfemt-
sis and the following respectable citinenB
recon- mend the said application, TO wit:
Julius A. Krauspe. Gotleib Mammele, j,
O Messick, Henry Albert,
John Hanson, Bernard Bonner,
j CLAYTON Massey, Geo II p Simm ons,
James A Hart, Francis X Jacquot,
John McVay, Jr, VIM Alsentzer,
w Kunz, william Allen,
Chas B Parry, Geo Abele, ..H.f.I.
o d Raisen, SD Newlin, -.
Casper Sibre, John ID Kurtz,
Peter Sibre, John A King,
James NJ Bryan, John Todd,
W H Brady DO
octi6-3t AUGUST TEN WEGES,
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NOTICE. Il, S. Lord, in compii-
IN ance with the requirements of the Act
OF A. sembly in such case maGe and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace and jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, in ard ior the coun.
ty of New Castle, upon Monday the 10th
day of November next, A. D., 1871. being
the first day of the next November term OF
the said court, for license TO keep an lnn
or Tavern krown as the "Pier House." be-
low Port Penn, school district No s.. St
Georges Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware, to sell intoxicating liquors IN
on the premises, and the following respect
able citizens recommend the said applica-
ton, to wit;
VIM d Lockerman, George W Johnson,
William w Wood, Samuel Yearsley,
Conrad Zachies, John Zachles,
: Bender, James Fulton
Zenas Longland, T B Engle,
j H Yearsley, William II Miller.
octl6-St% 8. LORD.
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NOTICE.-I, John T. Barnes. do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court OF General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware. in and for the county OF New
Castle. on Monday, the 18th day of Novem-
Der next, being the first day OF the Nov'r
term. A. D., 1S7T, for a license to keen an
Inn or Tavern at the S.W cor of 4th & Pine
streets, in the ith Ward of the city OF VIII
mington, TO sell intoxicating LIQUORS in less
quantities than one quart. TO be drunk on
the premises, and the following respecta BILE
citizens recon- mend this said application
to wit:
W Robinson, Joseph Teas,
40 Hurst, Dennis McGinelly
james Someggo. VIM Donnelly,
James c. BARLEY. Nm II Brady,
! nos Eaton, John McFarer,
Geo A Cooley. Jacob W Hill
Geo Alexander. 4 BliEand
Millikin, VIM IOpar
WIN ID Sparkes, Joseph Astley
mos ennenore John Hanson
L Adair Francis NIiNona ola
\ Gormley. Jno Linton.
VIM Horsey, Hugh O'Brien,
Godeib MammeIe. John ] Timer
octl6-St~ JOHN 7. BARNES.
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NOTICE.-I,w Alsentzer, in COM
IN plianee with the requirements OF the
Act of Assembly, in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply TO the Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State Of Delaware, in and for the Coun-
ty OF New Castle on Monday the 1eth day
OF November next, being the first day OF the
Noyemher Term. A. D.. 1877, for license
TO keep an Inn or Tavern at No. 3OS King
street, in the Fourth Ward of the City
OF Wilmington. to sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend this said
application, TO wit: ~
Francis Y Jacq1ot, Henry f Albert,
j ID kurtz. Joseph w Hart,
raul Kane, Michael p Cottingham,
John Fehrenbach, James A Hart,
Thomas b Kelly, Thomas Eaton,
Matthew Kern, Philip Meyer,
Jullus A krauspe, Gotleib Mammele,
August Ten Weges, Fred Schmid,
John otto. w Kunz
Conrad ManZ, George Abele,
John Hanson, Bernard Douohoe.
Peter Theilman. Joseph Teas
octl6-Sts WILLIAM ALSENTZER.
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NOTICE.-I, James N. Downing In COM
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware, in and for the coun-
ty of New Castle, on Monday, the 18th day
of November next, A. D., 1871, being the
first day of the next November Term of the
said Court, for a license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, at the ". Z. corner of Third and
Market streets, No. 800 Market street. in the
Fourth Ward ofthe City of Wilmington to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application. to wit:
W Z Karr, V Woodcock,
John Moreland, Geo II p Simmons,
Thomas Fox, James Parker,
Geo Stab, william II Brady,
John Hanson, John Gibbons,
Alexander SaVille, John c Sweatman,
Alexander j Hart, John Kurtz,
10 IN Calhoun, Washington Rice,
James Hart. James Mills,
John W Smith, ICPyle,
William Alsentzer, Joseph Teas
his James A Hart,
David X McCullin, u b Frazer,
mark. Thos B Eaton,
Witness. ID w McCullin.
ootl6-3t* JAMES n. DOWNING.
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SEAl:S';lONABLr'

8 As housekeepers are n, acme u
and WOOLENS, it is imnnss.saHna N
them protected from MOTHss' OTHs'SaI S % n
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THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BAE1
6O2 MARK EFT STREET,

EDWARD BETS, president
. GEO. D. ARMSTRONG OA'A
ekaAA1
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GUM CAM PHO

htht HuE
Which, being volatile its odor ma.
me entire mass or bundle OF goaS, "
ed /; or, '''...' "'' again
GENUINE PERSIAN INSECT Pow,
Which, OF late years. has been sD,...
ly used for the same purpose, and @1vss Sss
also an excellent article for tbe da.'.
OF small (red) Reaches, Bed Bugs Pis'
cats, Lice on poultry, etc, IL is ~,
Ell by means OF the Powder RIA M4
sitting insect life BY producing nj mon
GentwOrth'S Roach Exterulh
We have found, from several yn,
pertence, to be the most uniformly SS,
tory and efficient article for destmV
Reaches, Mice, &C.
PULVERIZED BORAx
Is also successfully used by manyhoi
keepers for driving away ROachs
Ants.
CARBOLIC ACID
destroys all the lower order of plants
animals; is cheap and effective, but Ia
q disagreeable odor 10 many people Al
persistent.
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Philadelphia and New YORK E1Onb E,,Honte mi:
nished to regular Depositors Wi'nV1'
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Transient advertisements 81 so per square Of
10 lines 1rrvier first insertion Each subse
q uent insertion Is cents per square. -
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cile 4'|ci!.'f''ss ( nl'itatcr.
j. II. c0scRCVE.

81 members. which, r:ith himself,
"a"r S'x'y-'Wo members legally am
r"ns'itn'i"nally sworn, to rcprcs,n,
the people OF the State of Louisiar.;
1t remained to complete the organ,
z"t'"n, and to adopt measures toge,h
er with tn" Senate which might l."
necessary, and in order that this bod>
shall he known rs the legally consti
tutcd Legislature of the State. &.
Mr.. Peter J. Trezcvant was elected
Clerk OF the House by a unanimous
vote.
Ed: Flood and c. W. johnson wer,
put in nomination for Sergeant. a.:
Arms, Mr.. ,Jollnsou's name being al
forwards withdrawn and Capt: Floo1
Et:SsS!Iy'"@S TIE He! AA?syiHweHa vote Of the
JAS. G. W. johnson and ": j. Ke|-
ley were nominated for Assistant Ser
geant-at- Arms.
OUR SENATE At ST. rArRiCK's HALL.
The Democratic Senators met in !.
room adjoining the hall occupied by
the members of the House and vert
called to order by Senator Robertson,
who stated that in the absence of the
Lieut.. Governor he would move that
the members present proceed TO elect
Il President pro tenn. Carried.
Senator II. y. Ogden was put in
nomination and elected.
Mr.. John Clogg, of Lafayette, elect.
ed Secretary pro tenn, and Miles
Sharkey Scrgcant-at-Arms.
These two officers were then sworn
in by the President.
The roll VAS then called and min"
of the holding over Senators answer:
ed to their names Ogden, Grover.
Eustis, White, Stephens, Kelly,
George, Robertson, Goode, Zacharic
the full roll was called, but the Re
publican Senators failed to answer to
their names.
Tho roll of the Senators elected
and returned according to the returns
of the Commissioners of Election
" ir. ii,,oi~u. ~. ".';'-~--'
son, Meredith, Garland. :,
These Senators we're called up anu
sworn by the President, who read tn'
oath of office as prescribed by u"
Constitution, .,,
NJ, Robertson then moved to g"
info executive session, which was
carried.
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Congressman Tarbox expresses inc
opinion that, as the action o. the .
Florida Returning Board was declared
illegal by the Supreme Court ana
that AZ the action Of the Tilden elec'
tors was info rmal, the electoral vote
of that State cannot be counted un-
less Congress remoues the informant at
ty by passing an enabling act' m
A. H. Stephens and majority OF LIZ
Democrats in Washington also think
that Congress will decide that f1or''
da has not cast any electoral vote
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Net Radical gain, 1857


rho following extract I. from I'll"
washington Special Correspondent,
of ,hc New Orleans Democrat, an"
contains the future work of the ka"''
co, conspi,ators in their grand D''""
of "h,ck down. embraced III tue
following:
COMPROMISE PROPOSITIONS.
Tho Senate will demand tue
electoral vote Of South Carolina anu
Fluida for Hayes, to keep up ap'
nearanccs, giving the State govern
f mcnts to The Democrats. .,,n
3 9 They will agree t" throw out '"'
: .,.ctoro| vote of Louisiana, ana mus
= throw the election Of President ."a'
tho House, the Senate, OF co"'s''
c clecting the Vice PRESIDENT; .e,
d 3, THcy will demand pledges o, a.
Is comncs;te Notwithstanding ~"
1t sov That Mr. ridden shall DIVIDE ''''
&c CaLiuct between the two parties: g,
l. say this offer will be MADE. 49,,
o. lnom that it has been can'asse"
to among Republican Senators, because
or I have myself heard it talked over over
wv between them. And | have s""'
Sc rcosons ut this writing 10 cast tho
' "3 Drama as follows: u I'll
Gu Dnsvsrit PEHsoN-E-- neory It.
, him. Zach Chandler: Walking tie"
a': Nrmen, all the Carrct'basg"rs; o"p'
nr Grant. ,..u
o. Act l.-Thcy wanted it a!''
~. " Act li.--Thcy Wt'c VIKING -" Fo
he Act ll.-ThcS #oaId take What
'r- ever they could get.
." Act lV.-They couldn't get y s'"e'
"aS Whc,cupouili there will DC low m'
Is;c and a a%ldw curtain; tho o,a'
one rC0losr,,s tnmbcs in ira OF c'''
m m causcd by The collapse Of ms oW
'a'A LEGS the carpct~baegscrs d1'appc:;
" AS through the wings, and make OF v" :
nue. whatever stage property they can i
'" n.y., their hands on, while the pres:
'"e Administration expires Vi!h thu j
INNS, amt 'ss'odiy;ous applause.
de ''" CAREY,
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The Returning Board:

The following table gives tire exact
,osses in votes iii every parish IN inc
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The legislature.

THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS Nr}ISUD
AHHITTANC;.
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rae Nsslsessa poss.

"a ..,,.sisx S,,ss satssssa on his stunSss
Poor foo, ION i,is ,ss Isid fssseiow.
an ma s sioser he crosrfcd with soEruwfni Oh
As silently DER It each little coal Grew w.,.,.
sa ao ssa uas ia masinc that nit on his stock
Toor fooll on his tllrec-!egsca STOOL s.
~, -, -. descending no heard now and thon,
AGAIN, and sill now aud th CTR. -
little aEe foot stepping w sGh,,sSils1, cm ea a gone;
, inc lev w ice the voice os arrogant scorn
lnsins anwItiy down on the meek and terorn,i
And sad bis psing sns' n sgna OH stooI s
ME o,rrt was open; and through the cracks %a'"'a
An dsS Iinss as. e seese Win
And laugh 70 cry ou Here he Is herf in ny and
Yet Thought he no. So SON, much s sr s s those
As Of mans Mss SE asils that night ms stool
A"o Poor fooli on his three-iesaa'eo STOOL
:, .,,s,oss and MORROW he suffered alone,
~ fJnkpown, he bore aliai0ne. . a.
Ana S,.eh fewcrd cheek where the tears hadn't been
i'nt. alas. il was dampcned so aiofougniy osr
Tha. last he lay Gais. and Worried n mo Ss Stool
ND' Poor fooii on his three-leSged stool.
Ills sweet songs had moved them, had moved many
TSrcssS o Joy s And to ,s ana dim
All coidly they passed him, to snesr and rsprove'
For ne had NO money and they had no iove: -
Enil cad was his musing that night on MS stooi'
poor fool on his three legged stool.
Yet s,ill he continued to tune his great heart
Apart, TO tune HIS great hearS .rf :es...t.ass-
In unIson with she solemn, sad roar r.
That ever comes up from times sounding ahote,H
To hr,cA over nightly, brood over each morrow,
Each poor brothers measures OF sadness ana sof-
- row. x,..o, &G
49, i'' POOR fool on hts thrce-legged stool.
louisville Journal, 164a.
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ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
bearing date the sfst day Of August; 1875, and
Court of the city of Petersburg, Va default having
been made in the payment of the several negotiable
snail. as trustee. on the 6TM DAY OF FEBRU AIRY,
1877 sell at public auction on the Pyemises' b 1hs
TILLERY, with all the improvements and appur-
tenances thereto belonging. situated on Poythress
street in that portion OF the city OF petersburg
called Blandford. E'@-'
a TIE f skcRE spssfD sfe E1p9fEYa s
feet; one large FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING,
constituting the dstery proper In which T. s9n
CHiNERY and IMPROVEMENTS, in perfect or
der and condition, rendering the same complete IN
poses Of . dstillery or other manufactory-yiz.: .
/ LARGE STEAMBOAT.poHER, 2 feet throueh
and l6 feet long, 210;horse power, with large
2 sTEAM-ENGINEs, comparatively new, attached
to one Shaft, combined 200-horsc power; cost,
1 sTEAM-ENGINE. 15-horse power; cost, $500.
Complete @RINnIEG APAKTMESsT containing
sHAFTIEG and BBvEL-GEARING,
and all other proper and necessary machinery 20
I FERMENTING-fUBs, capacity OF 1o.1sl gal
q s sAhfE a a1SSA!sT:TSBs, .s
IL YEAST TfN-CANS,
/ H0P-TUB.,
4 LARGE WATER-TANKS,
STEAM WELL-PUMP. r-r,
E EAIREA EAsR sakkEs ~:
cH CHAR srsGti ii ,e s15 sd fees; anu
DOUBLEK, 4xI2 feet; - -. ,. 81. 80
l COPPER BEER-PUMP, connecting with large
brick receiver; ~ r-tas1--s.A 49,
WINE-TUBS: ,...ss 81, &C.,
HWHISKEY-TURS, 8 feet high and 10 feet
through. capacity or "a barrels each;
Q LARGE MEhI-HOPPERS; .ss''.r -
/ THREE-E0QT FAN, worked by steam:
eret ~ -. ELEVATOR, 80
40 8 CONVEYERS,
FL0UR-BOLT, sta
I MALT-GRNDER, s.s
8 sWILL-TUBS,z
COB-MILL;,g 81. =. 81.
. sf.gtst bale or HOPS, $50 pounds;
CRANE, EgE't - sst#1,
THERMOMETERS,
extra sHAFTIhG and BETTING, ann q iot OF o,a
:. 60 COPPER WORMS and old IRON,6c.
me property viii bsS0ld as whole.
Gsnacity Of the distilieSy, so barrels per Gay.
TEnMs Ono third CASH balance on cIeNs ..
xtr and tVeve months, equal instruments ln!elass
added the purc nser executing Tor the pay
Tnents negotiable 2otes satisfactorily enaorsea sAa
secured, and title retained until final nay igeht:
'so wv =. W. 8. JOHNSON, Trustea'
ta27-eodtds I'D. COOKE, Attorney.
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AND DANFlLLE
IL RAILROAD.
OF TRAINS TAKING EfFEel
DECEMBER 10, 1876.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
00NN. DECEMBER 10, 1876.
THROUGH MAIL.
7.5o A. NJ. leaves Richmond daily. connecting AZ
Greensboro With trains on NORM t "a
lima division and \. W. y. 4. H. h.as
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta anu
Richmond Air-Liue railway ior AZ
Ianta Macon. JacksoaYille, Montgons,,
ry Mobile, and New Orleans, ana ~.
southwestern points. WNh G. 4. sn4
AR r. for Columbia, Augusta, ana u"
southern ana southeastern points
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
$50 A. NJ leaves Richmond daily for BTTSey.
''~N Farmyilc, LynchDurT. and lnter ,an.
diate points, making close cohnecuo.
al Lynchburg for AL soulh"es'eiH
points.
s,opu with slaenIsg-car attached leaves Rict-
mond daily Except Sunaayl ioI ~ W
burg, arriving at Lynchburg OLD a. !" 4.
THROUGH MAIL.
TAT P. NJ, arrives Richmond da snioS S0ShT
G.. r. r., C. E. and A. K. X. n, All
Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line "a.
way from all southern and soatnMsSS 49,
ern points and with Richmond, fI e.S.
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesape I'D
and Ohio railroads for all nofthelh NAN
western points: o,,,,n,r,oy,
A.Sl p. NJ arrives Richmond daily from L ~ in
-"A burg, Farmville, Burkevtile, ana MI arih-
termediate points, and from al '"N
western points.
THROUGH FREIGHT. -r,rss
7.oo A. NJ, with slceping-car attached, 49, 49,,
''So ~ Richmond daily Except Monday i rno
Lynchburz leaving Lynch5ufs 81 f'"o
Pm. - p,,r,,,d and
The through freight trains between der un
Lynchburz with seeping-ca aatsc ~ b,siaessnien
sual advantages In economy OF uhe "
OF Richmond and IIypchburg. ,,,,w estern
Tickets sold to OH southern anu
po.ntg and baggage checked through. 49,, ..cp RIch.
Palace sleepiug-cars run through
mond AND Brunswisk We. sr continuous massage be-
Local tickets good only ioSa ncseis No iay-oyer
checks viii Be- given. T. d. r TA .t,1isnSea,.
Jous N,cMunpo, General Passenger Agent
Al y
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A BooHvILLE GIRLS RoMASCE.-A Boon
Vile girl has been partly the means OF MAX
ing something Of romance in ST. Louis in
about the following Way: Three days ago
there arrived in St. Louis rather comely-
looking gentleman from n western train.
He went at once to Williams's European
Hotel and registered as Alexander Kroner,
Sacramento, California. Stopping at this
same hotel was young lady who had regis
tered as Miss Mary Scherke, Boonville,
Missouri. She was somewhat handsome,
and attracted the notice Of the stranger
from Sacramento. They became happily
acquainted, and their friendship suddenly
blossomed into the fHll-blown rose OF love.
A priest In his gown and ring Of gold was
the result OF the chance acquaintance two
days after, and now the merry couple are
on their way rejoicing to Texas, where she
Will henceforth carry the keys to his smoke
house.-Boonuille (Mo.) Advertiser.
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.. RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
..... RAILROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING JANUARY /, 1877, trains
~ on this road will run as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIT. daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta Columbia, sa-
" yannah, Raleigh Atlanta, Macon
and ali POINTS South and Southwest;
$50 also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg. Farmvillc, and other
local Stations on tat road. This train
stops only II Manchester and Chester.
l:20P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION daily. Passen-
gers taking this train will make close
connection az Petersburg fnI Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New YORK, and With the Old Do
minon steamers for New YORK. stop
piny 1T all regular stations on signal!
500 p. H., FREIGHT daily Except suhdayl' WIFE
I1l5P.M.. THRouGH NAIL daily Except sun
dav), connecting FOR Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington. Charleston. savannah,
and al points IN Florida. Pullman
slceping-car for Wilmington and the
80, South. --~.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
$3.50 a. NJ, THROUGH NAH. daily except sun sun
....- ercksburg snd Potomac railroad for
all points North. East, and West.
7:45 a. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sum
11:oo A. M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dayS Ga cifsi TRAIN with
passenger coach attached.
7:O5 p. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Sleeper attached, running
through. Also, making close conneS-
ton with the Chesstpts'sSs nr ama 9 anS
all points North and West ihls trln
stops only ai Manchester aud Chestsr-
This is the only line running double daily 'rain
from Richmond South: p.,.r.,rr, viii start from
IL" de 5 p"A> A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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6rcrrMoyp. FRED'e: & POTOMAC Il. K. COIL
- OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
= ~ RICIfMoND, December II, 1875.
OF TRAINS. s.s@ sep
On and after WEDNESDAY. December 18th,
ss A. ~ leaves 9e 'u the station daily tex
tilnore ano Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, due NJ New York nj
,g. 10:15 p. NJ; arriving al Washington
ut 1:1OP, H. ga
e:3s 2. N. leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily, con-
H Meeting ut Washington with the BATE
.y =, mere ard Potomac railroad, arriving
In New York At $50 A. NJ Through
sleeper from Richmond TO New York;
$50 P. M MISREPRESENTATION fsGs n ss5f III TRAIN,
=. Junction, leaves Broad-Street station
Sundays txceptedl.
. 7:05 A. M. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
..','. leaves New York ut 6:o5 the preced-
ing evening.
HOO r. II. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily lex
500 4, N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN arrive
ut Broad-street station Sundays e1-
ceptedi.
pas6enger-car. which Will De attached 10 frcghl
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY at $40 A. NJ, ar;
irving at Quantieo at $40 r. II. Returning, will
leave Quantico ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
s SAT- & loA NJ arriving at Br0adstree'
Through aleepers aud coaches run on nirslt trains
between KiShmond and New York es .; way ,, -,
TUEsDAY, THURSDAY. and sATURDAY
or MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY. and FkID d.,
able articles upon giving notice at depot, can obtain
Through bills Of adlng and rates given TO all prin-
ctpal points North and Wet. E. 7. D. MfEES.
-. General Supcrin endent.
.a.... ,.. ...r.. r.. ~. e.. G.. A. TAYLOR.
del2 General FREIGHT and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

ucospArlsoss ARE ODToUs. 1.-THE Major
frocking Nelly on his knee for Aunt Mary's
sake) !" I suppose this is what you like, NeE
ly % Nelly: eyes. it's very nice. But
rode on real donkey yesterday mean
one with four legs, you know. ~ Punch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03
% '.A I,y George z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank street, next TO custoIn-house.

T,RIJSTEFs SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i LITTLE FARM IN HENRICo COUNTY,
Nv virtue Of deed of trust executed to me by Car-
renee Coleman, trustee for Mrs L. r. Coleman nesr
the clerks ofcc Of Henrlco County Court, u. r. 81,
mage I8a, being requested by the Beneficiary under
the deed. 1 win on SATURDAY the 10th day OF
Eebruary, 1877, at O'Clock p. d, sell ut auc.
tion, on the premises, that DESIRABLE LITTLE
FARM, containing about FIVE ACRES. situated on
RrooE tnrnpike about two miles north of the city.
This FARM has on 1t a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and all necessary out-houses.
TEE MS Cash as 10 expenses of sale, and to pay
off note now due for $3.50, with Interest from the
10th day Of january, 1877 upon credit as 10
rs mas he apreed upon on the day of sale.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD,
:, a1tds Trustee