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Felfsc. GU 81
Uhsre are last winters SHOWS We sss $50,
.st sryr,Ylserss roses, where are tney
81 shSsseh we strive Times coarSe 70 SAY
SCa aave no hold tssl ihiaFs liks these Sss.}s.
Or else, Felise,
yye nigh, recrystaiisc the sraowa,s =. n J.
Restore the petals 10 the r9se s,~ snovrs II
That once have ded !; we mtsht-@who nav" y
10 greater miracles than these,
Perhaps, Fcitsc. d. So
we might recall our youthful days lll.se,
;Too little priDsd, Ger yet our ways 100. ~
Srrrc surfed apart. and while tinie stas 81 80
yye s,jri,s liytss,'er. X so you p'fsssc, ~ ,3
Is ,''-s'sY'ss The hours, Fe!sse, s
when chance together threw q gs nsr, ss.s
S1 whom one fonnd INC osHer ,s ~ NSlss
And both built castles IN tne a Need - ~
s 80 fste like nissts before the
Alas! sFelsse. a''t''1'.
M. vo.rs 30 by With winged feet, tsal I
~ 1sS n,ne aeaii her face greet 'stt&4
49, Ny Sf,s NV ooytssi lips aounu sWesIe 49,
s " ~ sa rnnI,d aches. Time brings NO cS1Sc
w For this, FetIse. sii, ssi..h 4
,r,,. old main lives. Who hath not trtcd 5g,,e
~. 49,, Snyes that never diec- p&.S5y rftttt
70 thrast his idols from bis @ae ~ 80 {,
Who have succeededS Few are iaSsS' -; - -
= Teo few, Feiise. af'ai'
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''7.'' Books AT TEN CENTS EACH. ,r.-. d.
tBy malt i2c. EACH ordinary price. 81 to 90 eacl)

The TfaE WXND De BY Charles Reide
THE GOLDEN LION. by Anthony Trollope. $3.50
EEeES 81 MHoSTRosE p 9ss tss
TREASURE HUNTERS: BY George n. Fem.
H1NR REq 2ENf AZ dssss
r. se1re 81 aIs mpioek
R RI t'i I WiLToNs WEIRD. By alexander.
KATERFELT0 BY Major Wh ~ NE Bieo
6HkS B. GeSrse
MisTREss JUDITH. By G. G. Fraser-Tytler.
OPEN, SESAME 81 Florence renee, MSTyat i.,,,o
The sk Ming B. chsTle ae GG6on
G HKKXK eT sHokE 81 CRATES aIFe9n Dickens.
s sHsi Sh OUT OF cHURcH: By Miss Mulock
TIE onEE gAN Of 1 coNNA lShE
HIGH 4 ile MELT0N: By cathartne King.
NEW MAGDALEN. Ry Wifkie Collins.
fE ERSM TEE s. Sh3 kay
A Al - Tnl4 TX JULES sN Verne }. .
The III sECRET OF THE ISLAND. BY Jules Verne.
FIJI EEY1s SA BHTcH III Ss.fS' A't'
mss Sb n9t t6 Hy B sy Mrs q o Ras.
MISS HITCHCOCk'S WEDDlNG-DRt.SS.
RAB AND HIS FRIENDS. BY DR. John Brown.
"A NEW GODIVA. BY Stanley Hope. :, =; i.
TrE By -; SO F1as saund %srrv,
LEILA. By Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton: = hri.
THE TWO DESTISIES. BY Wilkie Collins.
THE LAUREL BUSH. By Miss Muock. HUNT
ING THE SHARK: With Nine illustrations.
FROM THE EARTH 70 THE MOON. BY Verne.
ROUND THE MOON. BY Jules Verne. -a-
ROSE TURQUAND. By Ellice Hopkins.
A NAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY by Z. Z. Hale
!GOTNG no THE BAD. BY Edmund Yates.
Log OF THE FORTUNA. By Captain A. T.
GOING 10, THE yA!,. BY Edmund Yates. 80
HAROLD Bv Alfred Tennyson. ., IT s,
A LONG TIME AGO. BY Meta Orred.
THE TALL NAN. BY Gustav Nieri1z. 3,,,I! =,
BREAD-AND-CHEESEA AND KISSES. BY b.
ANNE WARWICK. Dy Georgiana NJ. CraiS.. '''
THE BLACK HILLS. BY H. n. Mcguire: = :H
WEAyERS AND WET, BY Miss n; z. .Braddon.
CAPTAINS LAST LOVE. BY Wilk!e Collins.
A RIDE TO KHIXA.y BY Captain Fred. Burnaby.
THE FROZEN DEEP. BY Wilkie Collins
FISH AND FISHING. By Thomas Alexander.
ROSENE. ByJ. G.. Whyte- Melville. ~ ~
CANOE AND CAMP LIFE IN BRITISH GUIANA.
BY G. harrington Brown.
THE MAID OF FLORENCE: Illustrated.
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RICILMOND AND PETERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.


IT, RAILROAD COMPANY. s
COMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
" on this road will run rs follows: III, ...'.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1925 A. ". THROUGH MAIL daily: connecting
i1a III for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. sa-
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and All points South and Southwest
.. l.-. also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rsilrsad
for LynchburS. Farnyllit, anu otnek
1,-# local stations on that road. making
49,. .'rt same time rs by any other line. IRIS
f, train stops only u Manchester anu
1:1op. NJ, i XccosiMoDAT1oN daily Except
49, Sunday. Passengers tadRg tbs train
will msie clAse connection at Peters.
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk with
splendid Bay-iine steamers for Baltl-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK,
and with the Old dominion steamers
for New York, stopping At al regular
e:sop. a., FREIGHT daily except Sunday, with
..s.. coach attached.
] 1885 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
=. dayI, connecting FOR Weldon. Raleigh,
-.. Wilmington. and Charleston. Pullman
+, ., 1859. !. sleeplng-car for Wilmington and the
South. s...,.... .s..
~ LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. -.
/ 6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily Except Sum
. ut - day), connecting with Richmopo, Fred
ericksburg ano Potomac railroad for
Il GSlMs'Ms SSti t' T Haa daily
: : -.Gni. cept Sunday) with passenger coach ut'
1854 P. II. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
9 = z /. : With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
- Potomac railroad for all pOints East
. and West. Also, making close cennec-
..t ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
~tf railroad for the Virginia Sprtngs and
all points North and WeS. This train
p stops only at Manchester. n
6:IO P, N, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
- 3d., dayJ, with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. b.
SUNDAY, EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 8 a.. II. and $50 P.a 81.
q 10 every Sunday TIL further notice -,
ALI, rRkISS leaving Petersburg will start from
the ApRomst'oR Depot sa,,px,n m lem w.
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u,ssn.t want Amy Bocts---sone Onto ','a
ssum n sheep or Two.

From the Virginia New Entcrprlse'l
+. hook agent OF thisecity has Just return
Cd from the honey. Lake country: Inc
AGENT one day stopped at cabin situatea
in the edge Of the foothills. Before reaes,
ing the cabin half dozen dogs OF assortea
sizes and unrecognizabIe breeds stal.ea up
from under stunted pines, or came running
from sheds about the place, yeip1ng anu
barking like q pack OF coyotes. In the wake
n the DOGS swarmed forth seven or eight
hara.heeded. faxen-haired children, plainly
all of one breed-the forest breed. The
1,.yenslcs were followed by gaunt, saffron
Commissioned woman OF about forty. by
cooking for many years before an open Ere
,,|ace. sbs had become rs efectually smoke
cured as any herring: -, 49,,
To the woman who thus appeared the
agent made known his business. =,
:. Wall, stranger, Pm sfeerd'yar come to
the wrong place Ell yer got nothIn Dut
hooks to sell. Ell yer had some powder or
cans. or suthin' in the amernition line, yer
might sell some to my ole man. AS Tor
books, stranger, we're not much on the reaa
hyar." -. 3 o.,
said the book-agent. :.
uWaIl, stranger, I reckon yer could Ell
yer was whar he was; he's big enough Ter
to see, Lord knows. .at,.l -
tiles not at home, .henW t,s+t#.@, a
"Stranger, he's not at home"
"Will he be likely to return soon r.
"Can't say, stranger; he's little onsas-
TIM
switch way has he gone? I may meet
him somewhere in the settlement"
"Ireckon not, stranger; he's gone OUT
sbummin'.'
"Gone out cumming! What do you
mean By that ?" -s 49,.
"Wall, stranger, he tuck down his gun
thismornin.' aud from wink he guy me as
he started away calkerlate he's gone on
somewhars 20 bum sheep or two"
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t.iii "!.' BY j. Thompson Brown, ~" =
as tBsReaI Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
:, ..,,,.,- ~ = Ills Main street. ito

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON MOORE
STREET.-By virtue OF decd Of trust from
william: scheid and wife TO the undersigned as
Richmond Chancery Court, D. B.. 107 B, p. 442,
Conveying the real estate hereinafter described In
trnst 10 secure the payment Of certain note; and
whereas default has been made in the payment of
the note thereby secured, and being required 50 70
do; I will SELL on tic premises on SATqRDDAnH,,
LAND fronting 25 feet on Moore street and run
ming back between parallel lines 1yo feet to an alley
TERMS !, at sale, HENRY HAUsCH, Trustee,
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. . y 10 q
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.n,,:y BY Francis T. Ishelb -.cs77a rn,s
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer, 80,
No. Eleventh street, between Min and Bank.

= f z
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ III, gEAHIIETh AM XEsS DEs 5!A Il
BETWEEN ADAMS ANDirJ EFF ERS ON
SIRE Ts,-Pursuant TO two DEGREES Oft ths
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond, one IN
each case entered on the Cd day Of July, 1877,
IN lbe, suits by the stye of Dhomas. trustee &cs1
Co.. Thomas sc ape Saunders wiIo sues; e.
mi,sfoners named inithe said decrees WIN offer for
sale, ut public auction, Jpn sAOHDAY} the 18th
day OF JulySlS77, upon The premises. al p O'Clock
P. MI. those TWO BEAUTIFUL AND VERY DE-
sIRABLE cots loca:ed as above, stated. adjoining
,on the east bythe residence Of the late DayidJ.
Saunders deceased, and o. the westby the residence
of Thomas William Penberton, Esq, fronting go
feet each on said Grace street and running back l32
feet. .S.IgTDSsS
TERMS: One third in cash. and the residue at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with per cent per annuEn interest added from day
of saie And iitle retained 1iH the whole purchase
money Isl paid andta confe5anGe ordered ~ the
3hi-a1q .o2
FRANCIS T. IsBsIL; Auctfonesr. 'a7t1'ea2l ~
n. NJ.
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TWO HUNDRED LOTS AND SEW:
a ERAL HOUSES Inland AnJOINIEAEI Full
TON, AND ONE NEW HOUSE 3WINHINl ONE
SQUARE 0E FULTON BAPTIST CHuKgHl on
'TI0N.-We WIN nat pueblo ateifon on FKiDAY,
July 20, l6l on the premises, oHEaenstpg ny 4
tae !, M
fEsaa Very liberal; 10 Be h;ade known d day
ForinFther psrt lcularF, es1 eS nfRccnf Ii 81.
s., DICE lssps 4 { ias Hs.s sisass
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BOOKS AT 20 CENTS EACH.

!. ~. BOOKS AT. 20 CENTS EACH. 49,, ~.
Bymqil, csc. each; ordinary price, 81 to - each
THE LAW AMI. THE LADY. BY Wilkie Col
? Inns. "A book of Intense dramatic interest.
100000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEAS. BY Jules
/. Verne. Intensely interesting. Eight iflustra-
ST. GEORGE AND ST. MICHAEL. BY George
Macdonald. grand historical romance. o..
PAUL MASSfE. BY Justin Mccarthy. A power!
TOM BROWN AT OXFORD By Thomas Hughes,
A delicious aud captivating volume. J Hi'.1
HIS NATURAL LIFE. BY Marcus Clarke. "A re-
markable book, describing convict life In Aus
DANIEL DERoNDA. By George Eliot. Volume /
DANIEL DER0NDA. BY George Eliot, Volume u
These noble volumes, by the Fnlh9E OF Atda p
every cultivated home. -. }l ~ - :,
THE ADVENTURES OF .yERDAsNI GEEaEs:
q BY Cuthbert Bede. The Comical Side OF College
); Life. Illustrated With 200 eneravings. -
5IADCAP VIOLET. BY William Black. 1cn2 =
y Sent post-p to any address on RECEIPT Of prize
ey NH as rf.ef!G.. odH liili9 Main street. I
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HORSE AND VELoc1PEDE.-Mr. F. y. Bill
ley, OF Atlanta, is constructing a sort OF
machine-horse built upon the yeloclpede
plan, and operated by combination OF mo-
tive-power. The power consists In the null
tiplied weight OF the rider, who moves I'D
the saddle exactly as though he was riding
a horse. The driving-whcel is three feet in
diameter. and MIR. Bliley asserts that the
machine will carry man faster than any
horse.-Attan'a tGa.) Constitution.
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A woman who bought stamp at the post
office this morning asked the engineer OF
fhat department to stick it on for her. He
inauired IL he3could not stick it on herself,
and she replied that she could not. because
she WINS an entire stranger ia Denver.
Denuer Ne,os. ~ ~
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER ASD CHEspEAKEf
-, - -s-.t ,srT- - i EAILEoAD.A )
pCHEDULE OF TRAINS. "a d. "a:
- go COMMENCING, MAY eI. 1877. ..
THROUGH PASSENGER.

SNlIAAb 0LA W = hsAN 1870 r t.E ~ '.
- 80 COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877. ..,.
THROUGH PASSENGER. '
7. 500 2. NJ. Leaves Richmond T tuesday,. Tilt IRIS.
= '5#'st DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects al
=! i 81 -; West Foiut with steamer Havana Tor
s. .zfi,,.. all points on York river and Bsiti'
- ,izsFi =. more Arrives In Baltimore at 4.
~ hGrd!..3H.; eopneets with rail. lines for Wash-
20 tstsl,. ipgton,, Philadelphia. New York, BSs-
= CIT ton. and NIL western points. Connects
- .sts.'i atRichmond with trains on Richnonu
- alt!l..-isD and Petersburg and Chesapeake anu
!. -4y Ohio railroads. i@bFs
900 A. M.Leases Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
:" iGf.g. NEsDAY. aad fRlDAY; and CIR
- - URkDAN. Connects With steamers
- ~ at West Point for liver landings, ~ bsi-.
N szlst7gsis tiAsore, and all westssn points Con-
- f,ii.ss uects al Richmond sith trains on Ricn,
n,oid aud Dsnyills railr,sd. Rfchnone
Z. 800 and Petersburg, aud Chesapeake Ano
:, g IoG laisPF.XassssENsER PASSENGER.
500 P. Ii. Leaves Richmond daily .texesps sun
E, TSnsfRoUGHPAssENGRR:
1000 Z, ~ H TiHHuiaasbAY. sndsxFgRpAY: Cor ~;
nects with trains on Richmond and
isiisoaae. s;es t flsssaa iesyes Bal.
aassfp s sls Elss SIS Yam aaa SEi.
l3s,S; sloa f F. Ssan New Y Ssss
81 Fg,si =. and western poits. and at West Point
e .{.;.i : with tzsils for Richnona and ths
y = 80 South. ,s.5fts4 80, .1.e,, +.
- 3 Tases i l,s SaEassTs
e:l5 +. N, TIEsRal TAukspA;S. saS i,s SAT- !,
II s-.fT{f.9 West poluk from tBastifs0re. Scif-
~ meets with: Richmond and Dsny2Iiesi
= 4. !. Richmond aud Peters burg, and Chess
y psass saa e,,is sa ". ed
4NseV q = day. asy. eonasct: WIN Rissmosd a sad
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{, "a; s.. E. i. u.
~, FOR INFANTS AND rNVALIDs:''si III:
,,--t.t y = tt'st3IE.. 81 'I'..I, -. sst ~
PAPONA, or ENTIRE !WHEAT-FOOD;
HUBBELL,S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRANUM, a -; .-,...a. ..,s =
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA,: II, :. ,''li !.
,HAWLEY's LTEB1G'S FOOD, az 80 ,'''
. K. & MS MALT INFANTS FOOD, No..
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARABES, r:,a
SANORY s. MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD
: PREPARED BARLEY, IT,. ,a... i
, SCOTCH OATMEAL, BIZ. -. : ~, Z III!
.BERMuDAtARROWR .&~';,,
: PREPARED RICE-5TOUR,2 ~: i.l1' /.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT.
2 TROAfMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
: So,d!at-. q MEADE &iBAKER's Drugstore,
( my12s - + TEL ) Fl 919 Main street.
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T,IH7FE077T nd 81 Taylor. ,!G'l ~ .;,
ties. Real Estats Agent and Auetranse a., I'D -
II. .i5vofaes opposite The court-hoaekp ''l ~
.Ir,,I ,lfASar nhsssiar. YIN. ..lfHEINtl iIIH
BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIonecr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO SMALL
LINE OF CHARITY BETWEEN ST. JAMES AND
FIRST sTREETs-Win be sold at auction, o on ING
kE nteIocS p al. those TWO FRAMED TENE-
MESTS located as above, each containing three
rooms, occupied respectively by dohn hemp ane
Edmnnd Randolph nj 81 per month each. The tene-
ments have recently been: painted and otherwise
neatly repaired. aud are desirably located.
TERMS: At sale. ". GOUTlN,
IL lO-l2,i4.&I6 nj: 3taI Auottoneer.!
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NEWsPAPERs. &c.
rYYHE LONDON TIMES.

T1HE LONDON TIMES. -,
seirlt; .if.arsE,t $50 =t,ti, t,.A lGa titt
Jg,p1 III iis1af ,-7f--ft5 ~ 3srisGG '25Si
J. :a3s3.isa,'E rs @fffisei h,,,.i.R as EOS :iEa
, I, 80 Il 4, u 49,, i,sais
81 e~,ae.tq nHn ~: - i!t~st.d l.:,>Isf a"i
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,.is i.eiE .Ris45i .s sfnaf:i oil asriH 9f"im@ !
-t. III; =. ,9ti- - yitfiaN ~ .Ill tsis,.'3
The proprietprst Of the LONDON, TINES COM
meneea % publish on Fridays january 1877, .,
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REAr.' ESTATE AGENTS, DC.

r ANDs-FARhING, MINERAL, AND
TIMBEIED; also, CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Virginia Land Guide. -...,. 49,
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT. AND REPAIRED ON
if,f,i'' THE INSTALMENT PLAN. ms -
"a !a>mnoba GEORGE E.eRAwFoRD,
ie e-eod III .'. 1905 Bank street. q
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RAILROAD LINES.
sCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
.IIllI SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1877. H.

=
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EJECT
.Ill{ ~ SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1877. H..
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
Bgrseyils s;4sA NJ, DanyiIss
I:26 L. ~, Greensboro $40
No.o-4:ss AN, leaves cHsriott tie: arrives ~ =,
~. E2bHf<sf' Salisbury $50 A. 81. Greens
H,agI aI%&f, 90r9 s:lS a.; d., DanyilIe
Z! 1E..s'i - = P.M.ahd Richmond 4:43PN,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-l0:50 p. NJ, leavrs Richmond; arrives n,
'lt'!,'G yiIie Goa 4. IT,. a; Gr M;s born;
.D2i j.. IdTs:3G A. d.. Salisbury IIOs
@ asss ~ eas s's a IL E N y;
-2TGcrf ~ Liis7 bury 1885 p. 81. Dauvllie 1924
,,.,rfua t;.I q. ~. Burkeyile 4:43 A. n
~ = ~ r. and Richmond TAI A. II. 49,
5EYNCTTBURG ACCOMMODATION DAILY
No.6--IO:00 A. IL, Ieaves Richmond daily aud ar
.,,tEg ~ -sg; rives a. ISurkeville at l2-22 y
:t IN, d. conncciina with the A. N.
-''6'tH 'r' ~" & o: R.R for all points in N:
-afa rEiE rf:a@ southwest ans the various
-,i~,,r.-E, r., -, springs and summer resorts on
No. 6-I2:5o p. NJ, leaves BnrteSilis daily and ~.
Z: ~ -s"o rlses at Richmond at 3:I2P.
s.. s,,...t..... ~. connecting with A., u. &
~ "'.i" u. X. X from all points south
e.1FJE .l~.srr- and southwet, and firm the
various springs and summer re-.
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and q stop only ~ Chrls, Burke
vile, keysyi!le, brakes Branch, Roanoke. Clover
Boston, Scottsburg, Barksdale's. Dundee, Danvlle
ReidsviIlc, Benaja, Greensboro Townsville, Sails,
bury, China Grove. and Airline Rxi;road juno
ton, s...- ,.... @s...... ..s
Trains Nos. and 2 connect at Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro, for Ra-
leigh Goldsboro' and intermediate points, with ~
G. railroad. AT Airline junction with Atlanta ami
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad to and from ali
points North and South.
Trains Nos. 8 aud win stop at all stations aud
connect at Richmond going North and sourh with
the r., +. T. r. r. for Washington and all points
North and West, and with the C.. & o. II. X. for
Greenbrter White Sulphur and other springs in
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the NC. and
n. w. N g. railroads to and from, Salem. n. g.. Ra-
leigh and Goldsboro', and Intermediate points.
At Salisbury with Westera y. &. railroad. These
trains run daily on Richmond and Danvie rail-
road, and connect as above. except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making tins connection run daily
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac aud
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads kept Sunday.
Trains on y. N. {. railroad run from Green's
boro' TO Salem daily except sunday and from Salem
to Greensboro daily except Saturday. .'.Ys -
Tickets sold 70 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
between the points named ON the tickets, No lay
over checks Will be given.
.'' .-.i T. NJ. X. ThLC0TT,
...,. ~. TO- General Superntepd ept
JOHN r. MAcMUR Do. General Passenger Agent.
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VIRTUE Of process in our hands, we will sell at
public auction, at the ricture-stcre OIL s. h. Camp
bell, No % north Ninth street, on - -, r.
WEDNESDAY TIE 18TH DAY OF JULY. s.
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
LARGE LOT OF OIL CHROafOS,
MANY Of which are very fine and Handsomely
framed, comprising, in part: Falslaft,n "Irl5Gte
Money Young M1neT, oapn Hnnt ana Stag
Hunt: y = Infatuaiion,'' 1.-THE Beauty: ~ &c. -,
Also various LANDSCAPES, F1GURE-HEADS,
WAR SCENES, &c. 80,
PiCTURE-FRAMES Of all s'zes-Gilt, Walnut,
' PHOTOGRAPHS, MOULDING DESK,
STOOLS and many other articles too numerous 70
mention JOHN W. WRIGHT:
Sheriff CITY OF Richmond;
It. l.. WHITING,
tv7.4t High Constable city Richmond.
The above saleis POSTPONED until THURSDAY
the 9TH Instant ut The same hour and place.
~ 800 =, JOHN W.WRIGHT,
Sheriff city of Richmond;
til. WHITING.
iy11 ." Hight Constable city Richmond.
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sas:s
ef RlaasasD a N, ssss iaasa4
AND o f0 RAIL-
after sIN DAY,June s;1s77,
passenger trains will run q follows: q, - rs
rsase Rlcnmopd.. s:4s A M.u sz ph =. Ii
Arriys q Gordonsyi.e 1920 E q: 1890 d.
arri4r AZ Il Gharottessilie isss n, 1850 a. III
Arrive rive 4 !. siaSn,on s:SgP a:ss A. u
Arrive atMillborossr. s..i; S:2s Pm. 81 5:0otA.M.
S::s i
Arrive at Kanayha Fais, SAG psssi 1910 r. u.
Arrive al Gharieston:..: e:oS-a 2:a2 T. N.
81 train leaves daily
cepv sunday p. 4:09P nf:, and arrives at Cor
sai raid 5eiSeen Richmond and Hinton runs
a aan
sesss' es as q
inxton, and sA regular stations west Of CoyipEton
Mai and express trains r., Connect e.
yIletnr Lyncl,bnre and tiesonth., 1se?ng =: W.
Express train connects a. Cincinnati with trunk
a s a R0 se IL the sas
and Danvllle- AUD Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South u,,,,.! - v1.i3 ira
Mail train arrlvesat Richmond at $50 T. No
Express1 train arrives ut Richmond at 6;30A. NJ. :
Aecommoda.ion train arrives At l Richmond al
Through uckcts sold and baggage checked to al
pFEanGpafl godlnffs apply at COMPANY.
oa1e lee and at H sas Main street kichmond w
@ General PASSENGER II and q T e Hi4 Agent
je2 Engineer and Superintendent
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATe.TsMQa
u COMPANY. $zSaszslcssk

DAILY LINE-SUMMER SCHEDULE. .s...
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. .s
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNF sDAY, May 2, 1877, the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER.
Captsin j. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain
III 6. CLIFFORD carrying United States mail, VIII
leave Richmond for the above-named places DAILY
iSundays excepted) 81 2 A. d.. p. 1855 -.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT All
the historical points OF interest on James river
ipassing through Dutch Gapl. including fortitca-
lions, battle-felds, jamestown, Fortress Monroe, KIP
Raps Hampton Roads, &C. &c.
Close CONNECTIONS made at Norfolk with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New YorE
Fare To Norfolk or Old Point...... .......$2 oQ
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and return... GO
Through tickets to Baltimore. Philadelphia, ann
New York at reduced rates: also to Boston pta Fail
River Line or pid Merchants and Miners steam
ship Line from Norfolk. - 90,
Tickets on sale steamers, at CARRIER agency go
Main street and at Exchange Hotel Baggage checked
through. .
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Excnrsion tickets good 10
goodwin the river and return same day Dy up-steamel
at 81 round trip; children half price.
Liberal arrangements viii be made Tor moonlight
excursions, Sunday-school and other PIC. mic pares
Freight received daily Sundays excepted from
A. M. to 2. 81. for Boston, Norfolk. ana Ports-
mouth aud regular landings on James river, az res
sonable rates.
2 Way-landing fregh's must be prepaid
. - L. 3. TATUM, General Agent
a, reet ~ 500 my1