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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

oug,ao. were Ca1s- Refining, IEi i.r = common &C
H., Tlr % GGi.c. o,i 10 Fair. 0lao9Ac; tooi, iS.
Prime ysi0O7sc. Gr5c,ry, car 80 t9otr 'i ts
and rnys sdgi-c.; Mraa ga - e. Glazed boAe,, u, -
nos =. hLatgc; Ng, % To- - 80 NC 10 20 10 % ~ ~
ilHs Hhi.e. ll0..c. IOrt9 h.c'-hthnulS ,"ILilu 10
pt1iur SL.q ne: Jru.try Far TO Chvcf 9"l -
d. - Nos 10 L. - 70iec. Java D. =. No' ~ - - go
lU7-C. Mania, s'sGJ C Eeihed qai.t ~ 4-"4- ~ ~
M W-Ss.ef irr: 7-e. Prime city sales, 10000 ID
Cool 10 PRIME Western. SL'1 '.4' c,o,,... old
AZ uul and ar, uoIi.tl ~ arc'sn lco" PAsS' SUM
NJ IglalSe. Tor goa ard 1897 =. i1 or en- 80, m ,,
MuIskI-a.alttt hmgr safes ~ OOiS ~ i = E''"'
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Good DrlnarV; 3Ils Low Mddnnc.......... J.s
Good Ordiua}y... 9se Mddiur .......... 1913
FOR future tnec rather business closing at
decline Of $40 points. Transferable JFicr5 az II.
saiss yts-ioay after ,. m-N9y 100, lll2; Julo.
900 lit2i 2,2pD ll2%i 700 II 100, ll.25; july,
teobcr, 10, IL5g 36t, ii;5. toal = zoo iaie;. TX
cansoll paid TO exca 800 May FOR call
daN.May 500, ll99 June. Zco, lis; 600 llI0 100.
Ills. July. Toe. ll33; August 200. ll.+O; Loo, l.J9;
scp'om5t. .G, !l@G N"ytG'cr 100, ll12; iUai ZOO
bales second cailiuue, 700 LIZ August, lO1 -
February, 100, !I3i total 800 bsrs. Third AZ,
LOO II OF June 100 il5 lOp. LIE August 700 l.S5
October, 700 lllj Total, % bales. SAFES TO-DAY
ur. loo, ll04, blay, 2z0u, 1896 lsDp 1IO7:
LOO ! oS loo. ll.0i 300 ll0z; 1000 ll.Ol 3 o.
800, lll7i l,sJo,llIo lco ilI9i LOO ills p 100
ma; G1JJ, ll%l 1900 HE 200 lib; Loo IliZ >
LOO ll4l 100 Lilo 500, LIB 800 ll2 400. lila;
Jnly, 50r !l29 300 tljo; 300 HIS 1900, La $40
ll.3 Npp, ll2i; 600, ll25: August, s @. lao; 100
li4l 7et lli2 3iJ J.! 20 90, Il.Ss, Loo. ll.Jl;
400, 1856 23uc II. /. co. 1874; 4uO 80 500
l1.$7: sep rHbrr TO- 1874 500 llsi 30; soo
1872 Noy,.bcl, soc lli2 December 90, lli3; 200
llli to'. - go naics grand oja, $500 baie5. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
JsONDS.
'' NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD Co.

TRrAsrnEas 6IFIcE, XoRwicn; coNs Agril r. ,s755
p By At e Il ES5s y I'VE %a at
bys Spy o fF FTS ynar e Bo2 Sya5i IN twenty
years from the rst day Of Mach ISL ana To sGr sfSa
payment OF *500OO maturing on the dst DAY Of JuS na
sip and for The payment Of the cost of extending
alsa from The Juc?n station ia the Cy Of , W9rcesas
ton Of the cost Of inc iaqct N SAID city oc e SonsGc
for other permanent Improvements In the property Of sad
COMPANY and which said amount Of 100000 ana proOay
of the State OF Massachusetts, due July ls IS pro
Gd S S5 ny ea 'iRhs s da HHa "'H Is ''''
hereby given that in Of the vote OF tho
toGEaodo there wv DC issC MIN MIN q Wb cres
pons attached the FIRST OF March aod s'eptemGe IN
ely Of Boston, and nat sealed proposals for sa B9Ia' %
0O1o n9gTf5.u pl i Sy p9 oS II d Hotarv Of Id
Trust Co, by edward l. Davis at his Office IN the city OF
conn Un April 3Oth and will be opened at the New England
The Bonds in compliance with the Law Of the statc OF Con-
meet cut secnitd by mortgage on the Railroad IN me
state and payable TO him as Trustee or beaT,r and
apear on the face Of each Bond And the law provides
thai only o. the amount 81 me Coz q le Io sa
Proposals may be aade fog snga Bond or for any number
cept that no Bonds disposed Of for less Than and
accrued interest aha inc C%mRay IeSsye the sn' " a0
The Bonds delivered al the New England Trus, Co.'S
Tic Hoads BY Laws Of Connection gxeWP from taxa
ton. G. b. lEKhiNa Iteas'
4 VAS SOCKS ana tlty H. *. StOckS duu pOHiS
III bought sold r. 7. HEWITT. Broad'i Room IL.
~ Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.--Those wishing
~ 10 make 10 deal In tire active stocks can
nave their business carefully Transacted by aidrrssng
&. STEDMAN.
Banker aud Broker - Broadway SeT.Y'rk.
NOTICE.-'The AnnuSl Meeting OF the Stock
~ holders 81 the JUS ONITEONG IRON WORKS WIN
he rel al ofco in Stanh"Pc, N.NJeisy 81" MONDAY.
III. - o'clock - wiict iiEo
dirpcfprs f0r tho ensuing year vie clrtrotoFe,
Ann - 1877. ii. H. WILLOW. Syortt1ry.
AWE MINING RECORD Price, 80 per an
tst,1o - M A. Rrlgl 4;
Issue 2jth inst cnntai complete table O ne hes ot
NEVADA. CALIFORNIA, and COiOItADO,
FInbIacng extent Of each Mineral VEN
Number SaalrS, Capital stock, par value OF SHARES,
As5esslnUnts and ID yidcaGs 10 date ~ elch Mine
a. II. CHISHOLM Proprietor
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mo CLOSING rates for forcigl exchange were =,

Nnnpy cnuuUes i'm ample supply anu ON TUHIIs W.T.
report at aud per cent, discount standing ~ per
cent and upward. For time loans per cent Is pe LO'
90 DAYS There is no great change IN the rates 81 20
mesT. exchange. The United States Treasurer q, WASH
in.ton received to-day 100000 National Dihk hos
ana internal revenue receipts 100000. TIE following
IS the Clearing statement to-day: currency 81
cold cxcbangcs -. 9JS, 1j9; gold balances, 500 Loo
Government beads were generally iImer on an scairv
business There were large transactions IN coupon ht"
SI;s nj IlOi G7s at ll3, registered l0los at IFS;
rc,scrcd ne ,, at HOS coupon 81 H., registered
a. st I0s7 and CURRENCY Gs at lS2 We annex latest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
NEW-NORK. 4 II ., IS7I
40 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE OHIO

j AND MISS lSSIPPI RAILWAY CoAfAN !. Ihe
undersigned stock ci3rrs ONO aid Mississippi Hallway
uuDsrv after Informal themselves and
win many stucahGdrgs lave deemed II advisable 10
% tile sCCkhOlders u the company thr appoint
nrn OF t. obtain fo Ia.Oraat on ~ 10 te idD
az company. Glt We" Ia c'pg ana
opinv plan ltye IL from its existing cnblEFss nents,
10 o,fe Wib ad to take sGch oih"f action Or
c ueCtOn lie stDcL h1i"iS a. such IA
nitoc may deem cXDcdeDL ihe stJcaEoA.ea Lave y n.
OF i'nrnaiiUd ~ ~ the
condition OF their properly. Their interests wholly VA
rtpicsruieI unpTocct ~ The s for oranza Ion
l. most ar vital and II the proper action ta q no
unurrs cd believe that the company can b. restored 10 sol
Vercy aui that the will much of s lost Nae
ndcrs ed therefore request yon you apprpVe ~ tDe
action proos send without delay O. Messs Day "a
i - sew ST. NowIOrk Authority 10 the aud .rsignei 10
r cor Won thu selection and appointment Of the eoHnee
stating the Bamb,r 81 shares owned r represented ny or
Owners over millions and hall OF stlc nave already
a.srnted WARD CAMPBELL q co.,
WILLIAMS & GUGON
Il ]. CUTTING, Jr. < Co..
JAMES NJ UAsfSHokAE,
+. y. DIAPFEB
WH. j.. =. IANiCE,
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WOOL MARKET.
.Cinu!.rlll.
-GAS STOCKS.

7 -NAO NIUCNN. -
| "A. NEWYORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
| MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND oOLD .
all kinds Of Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities deals
| In BY GEO H. PRENTiSS.
| Room rs 30 " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26

Ss Ds%s nss a. ssss s 81 se g 8:
e 20 sS& e Tpss siS 1 r ST9
SSs sass q no S5ss sS o. s e , Sss.
s sas az ss sssc Ms Closing
ss: 9g s S Sd Nav 'I ys 2ss
s SGg done wh s p as s fGT H
Current make ioc Bulk Meats buy
Sssr, R y ss s sssS GsG au Sss sS hig @
@srs Clear Rib and Clear sides Lave Hogs higner
s q. Sss sS ! %
eept bes Four 900 bSsh Wheel heat 1900 bash
Sio6 fioTs zoo Cattle. ,,,.
M Ts0 y y ssad No. -
j g. Corn easier isa Mixed spot Sie May sSIS
&C. &c. N SS pG &C., s9a No. Nay S S9s RSe
ess4 = g. suss BUSH wheat
%Rf ssRSS' , rSrgs %sq"sD sr%
steady 81 30 for 81 25 for Yellow Dips 81 90 for
Virgin. Tar Iuiet at 81 TO-
COTTON MARKETS.
4Br ?ec' OIo nominal M 10. ssD e
bsses: STOCK. 1908 bales.
a%s n 5 Ss le sss net 100 90
BAIrmoRE April 25.~Coaon dull; Middnnv. IIIisci Low
Mdding. lo'sci Good Ordinary gc gross resspts' ~
sales 275 bales; spinners 40 baes STOCK 6s7
Bosros, April 25-Co,ou oulet; Middling. IL &c. Low
NIddlng, lies Good Ordinary lobe; net receipts $50
bales stock, 1858 bales ., 80.
WIMINGTON April 25.-Coon unchanged; Middlinr lose;
Low Mddng lose. GoOd Ordinary, 5'ic; net receipts -
PM IDErPIiA April 25.-Cotoa quiet; Middlng Ike;
Miding l01lc.: Good Ordinary lOoisc gross receipts,
10 bales; sales spuners 3I2 bales stock, IBIib bales
LOUISVILLE, April 2o.-COttOn dun: hddling, lUit
April 25-CottOD quiet; MdlIng, 1910; Low
Middnng, lOAr; Good Ordinary, 9Ac.; "a reccDts ltO
bales gross bales sales, 80 bales; stock SlGO bales
NEw.UiLEANs April 25-Cotion quiet; NlddilnR. u 81:
i 10y Snss sOs 5s bales sapori sio Oos
sales $500 bales; stock. 1871 bales $4,000,
MOBILE April 25-CotIOn Irregular; Mdding, lO~olO'c;
Low Mddng. IOs lOl.o Good Ordinary 9SsGa'o net re-
oeipts LA bales exports cOastsis' 4l bales saos BOO
bales; stock. 3J.OSJ bales -
MEMPHIS April 25-Cotion duh and irregular; Mdding.
l0aic receipts, lS2 bales shipments s7 Dales saes 6Vo
AUGUSTA, Arm 25.-Cctton quiet and stdfy; Mifding,
lOaIc.; Mdiling iOlc Good Ordinary ec; receipts
ia bales: sales, 455 bales. $500.
CnARLEsrON Apri 25-Cotton dull easy Mddling, ! &c;
Mdding. i07ss Good Ordinary lOc net receipts, sO3
CINCINNATI April 3'.-CottOn quiet; Mditng. lOIc+ Low
Middlng lose Good Ordinary Dtc.: receipts 90 bales ship
rnenis sales, lo7 bales stock, lO.'2s bales
ST. LOUIS April 2j-Cotton unchangedi hldding. lOsr;
bales; shipments 445 bses sales 800 baes stock. 2J0Zt
bales.
WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON, Apl 2I-wool in fair demand Fleece scarce and
supplies 81 fine ONO Pennsylvania almost eNhaLsed;
no and Pttnsvvanl al tO0i -c.i XN NJ
iBG he; lcklock 5Oc Wisconsin, Michigan.
ma New-iIampshie in fnr demand and selling mostly t
d3Sc COmbng and Delane and small lots OF aNaia
bic continue full pces Pulled la lair demand,
sales angina for and x. Fall California IN
far dmand at l1d22c mostly at l6dloc Sprins ranges
from l5025c
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Total Gales for the day :l1sd
'sGL ser 30 days i2L seller 80 DAYS Co. seller ~
selle
CLOSING tRIcrs OF PHILADELPHIA srocKs

Tho foreign cables report further DECEIVE III heeI
ties in London result Of the outlook IN EASTER
rope. The British CunsOs fell to "a 16, as agst y =
last night while The decline in United states DohS vas
Is old ls65s 10 l02lo: y IN 1s61s, 10 w. 10
ten-forties. 1918 and & In new fNes. 10 looi2
ruled steady at Ga for common and 10 i0r !eieon,
Central aud Hudson being up to sac ahd limos I'M,
OF 100000 bullion to-day Withdrawn rom he oa
OF England balance making loss III WA, way -, ~
e1I2 600 In six DAYS. In Paris the French per cent
Ientes decnrd to 1925, exchange on London po ni
quoted at 25l3. Gold opened ~ lo's rs aHau W, '.p
Ist nant and then fell TO lO7. Loans cost 2G3 yer
cent Carrying The foreign exchange market wac q,.
Gl S7l and "A sJi,a II S9l2 The May coupons are on
the way here from Europe, and considerable amount
of exchange will he required TO cover tlc'i cuiio
The Assistant Treasurer paid out I'll 600 III com
and So 900 in redemption OF called bonds lac az 81
me state of Ncw-YoTk covered: Gold cleared, 800
O79. coo; gold balances. $13is921 currency Da'"ho0''
1J3.JS6 The gold quot tons were az Ino"s' ,o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
L1iDioeno Noilce5

MEXICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
~ NEw.ToRK. ApT1 20 1877.
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT free Of taxes. has
been declared the capital Of this bank payable and after
May
open On she "a May. .
L. WILSON. CsAlieg.
GALLATlN. NATIONAL BANK.
N SO WAlesr. NEW. YORK; March 20, 1871
The directors have this day declared DIVIDEND OF
THREE AND ONE-HALf (3 ~ PER CENT frre Of all taxes,
pay able and after i0Ih day Of April prox
lie books viii remain closed until April proG
a H. STEVENS, Cashier.
1NHE MAY COUPONS of the Real Estate
First Mortgage Bonds, qua snteed By the Mercantile
Ss: S S' .a n ~ SS CO q h s &
May next L. L. MONTGOMERY. Treasurer,
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safe bonds were Vcrv quot llslilci %, ',l""'''
3G5s advanced 10 71l2, Nrsinia conS"hlaIeh Icr
cents ;lrrd coupon beng - paid and bid IN c'y
hank sIorys American Exchange 90 sold at lO1, eA-
mental (Ol at IL Merchants Exchange az al 3l0',
and ImuprIs' and Traders OO) at $50. IN raiiiHad
bonds Norti-WesicIn coupon gold consos we're haihcu
m 10 sf3 on LARGE transactions; Rock Islands were r
nj Io- Z. ON the failure uf tie per cent ioan ahH JERSEY
Central Grsts STEADY 1O1l2; st. Pu' goo ~ were 20
and 6rsts l. and NJ Diyis - Ia -3I2: ian1l3a aii
ST. Joseph convert be 3 steady "a 49, 9Iu cnnsu
nted tf.ts of Central and Hudson easier at llt' me
NcvYork Central skies Of 1853 seiug At loId 1913;
Joaoun branch falling to So auI Westerns 10 100. Uuio
rsl rul ne steady at 1Oi; Delaware and Hudson anal
bonds due 1901 were St ady a 9ji2 Toledo ana NapiSn
seconds selling 60 ditto irSts di ~ Louis DIVISION III
"a ana tirss OF II. Lcuis ard IRON Mountain al %;
the following securities to-day were SOLD at the IA
change SalrSTCon: 90,
Rr1adwar Bank
Grrce:s Bank
- shares Columbia ire INSURANCE % ipany----.- -
" SHARES Aiori. and Essex Halro ID Company.
Dos 81 1861, C"ipuiS 10
:, 900 Central Park. Nortl and East River Railroad
onpany per cent mortgage bon -
shares Metropolitan Gas IIet
30 shares Produce Bank Unprotected . ~
g9s Central NcwJcrsCy Land Improvement Company ~,
Dividend ~
50 100 D'nuTe i ,Ii aug n"r cent ~ 9sia
50 90, Essex Railroad Company per cent ~,
convertible bonds que lNjl..
The stockholders OF Tho ONO nui hiss supp Ia ai
are taking steps protect Their Htcc+,, ANA propose
fbc anpOln!Incnt OF committee Tor that pill Sc Tue
attention those Interested is Invited To an advertise
mont in another cnlVnn.
ross earnings of the Denver and Rio Grlndc Railway
Tor the week ending Aprl Il, 1sI1 we're 9l2lI2 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-26
covrrNMENT STOCK DEPA

covrrNMENT STOCK DEPArTNfNT-2 ocL"Ck'
RS r. 90 REGISTERED 60 y L 800 coupon, 1887 800,
gnfO ...-..-..-1l 10 I"'o ----'''''---''-'Ai-
{ $50 Coupon, o. y $500
1000 .......... .bC1lOis'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

The ffIf %AND Es HEIR BY Charles Reade
THE Gohn E kl9N gy yTr1epe
LEG EN-, OF M0MIn0SE, By Walter Scott: -.-
HUEIEHSk BY SeHrss NJ Harhes
H TAI sYfM EHT AZ By Anthony Troope
S6bS NsTA EEL By Mss Mq0ek
R RAR MihFGNs # " hshs By GSe9ander
FFEKFEtt552y By Major ~ Gssles Fede
MfsTkEss 5 RHTfH By Fraser-fyser
OPEN! SESAME. BY Florence MarTyatt:
RF FEp Rr hse saFff eSh s9s
NOR The Kline By Charles Gibbon.
9XE HIeTsoRHk E Ry 81 i c EsGFsef Dickens
SERMONS sSS N or OF CHURCH By Miss Mul0ck.
T TIA T9HEE ANdR IF 4 coNNauaaT T
HALVES: BXJames Payn =. r,n -. ,,.
Ne ~ AGDALEN. BY W1fKie Collins. 5i'
Sks m R FkG GMF FEE aEt By
CROSS cross PDRPosEs. By Mary j. Williams.
ABANDONED, BY Jules Verne. ''.'', -
T TIE s sHaFeF o 8 TAE sN Jules Verne
SEffETTTHI { GAT Tf2TcI ~ Charles Reade =
i TALE OF TWO CITiEs.-B BY charles Dickens.
| MISS HITCHCtOh'S w EDllNSI-DhESSs i5a...
ANEW GODIVA. By Stanley Hope. ..ts@3'- p
ABEL DRAKE,S,WIEE. ByJohn Saunders. y
4 STAR AND A HEART. ~ Florence Aarryatt
LEILA. By Sir Edward 'Bulwer Lytton:
THE TWO DEsTINiEs. By WDkie Collins;
THE LAUREL BUSH. By Miss Mnlock. Hun
ERe asf The THh Earth sHhh 70 rHE M Verne
| ROUND THE MOON. By jules Verne. .f.s,g..,.
| ROSE TURQUAND. BY ElHce Hopkins:
/ kIftNrWfFHoCFAC0 ttN TRY. ny E Z. hue
GOING TO THE BAD. By Edmund Yales. q
LOG OF THE FORTUNA. BY Captain A. Z
co, faea.TTf; THE THE BAD ByyBdmund Yates.
4 HAROLD, By Alfred Tennyson. ,2tj4oaCl
/ I'IUNG TINE AGO. BY Meta Qrred. I.,..
THE TALL MAN. by Gustav NIertfz. .
BBRE Ais-KND-CH F. AND \ !, KISSES. By BIZ
lES1EsEWsVaaRWIcK. By Geogiana II. Craik.. +"
THE BLACK Hills: BY 4. = Magnire;n a. .
| WEAVERS AND WET. BY Miss NJ. E Braddon
| DR OX'S EXPERIMEET! BY Jules Verne. -
CAPTAINS LAST LOVE. BY Wikie Collins !
THE FROZEN DEEP. BY WilkIe Collins. = :
| FISH AND FISHING. By Thomas Alexander.
] ROSINE.a ByJ. G. WHITE Melville.
CANOE AND CAMP LIFE IN BRITISH GUIANA
! By C. Darlington Brown.
THE MAID OF FLORENCE. Illustrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01
by Augustine Royal A. i...4
(successor to Moody & Royau),
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va. '....

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF NINTH AND
MANCHESTER, ON THURSDAY, AUG UsT 2.
1877. AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE PREMISES.
BY virtue of deed of trust executed to the under
signed ny Edward Gallagher and wife, dated Deem
Der l6. 1 s76,. and duly recorded In the Hastings
Court clerks Office for said city, Deed Book, yoRme
etciares will sell at public auction. OH the day
above referred 10, the valuable HOUSE and LOT
corner Of Ninth and Batnbride streets. The lot
feet wide. The building contains four rooms and q
passage. This house has been built within the last
three or four years, and is conveniently located and
In good order, and was built Of the best material.
Parties wishing TO see the property before the day
of sale will call on the aucti0neer. -..r
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and note IOr 5000, and interest thereon from
April 19, 1877 balance upon such terms as Will be
announced at sale. AUGUSTINE ROYAL,
-jy 23.26.2S&Au1.2 #-''. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01
+. + n:l BY Richardson & Co.. .'tr:Zi,
Raal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. Z
at - Ills Main street.. no.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
IFRAAiE DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, SECOND
HOUSE NORTH OF CLAY STREET. By AUG
T1ON.-By virtue or the provisions OF a certain
deed of trust from the erantor therein named,
hearing date. the Gath day OF October, 1874, TO
the trustee. duly recorded IN the clerks
Office OF the Chancery court oflthe city of Rich
lnond, in Deadlock C, page 160, to secure the
payment or q negotiable note therein mentioned,
shall as trustee In said deed, being thereto required
by the holder Of said note, sell by auction. ON the
premises, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1877, at g
O'Clock z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In said
deed consisting of desirable TWO-ST0RY
FRAMED DWELLING, In thorough repair,
continuing five or six rooms; kitchen, sta
BILE, and 10! 3sx126 feet With an alley IN the rear
10 feet wide; on the east side OF Tweniy-etgnfh
street between Clay and Lseiah. siSs tatf
TERMs: Enough IN cash 20 defray the EXPENSE q
6l0O0 with interest tht reon from the list Aprst,
1a77, IL required In CASH but the tolsowinE terms
may De Hpes-to wit: One third In cash balance tn
SIX and twelve months, negotiable notes given Tor
tile deferred Payments With interest added, and Sc
jyas j. a. RICHARDSON. Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

:. Commenting upon Major a. hyd Doug.
lass's article in the Weekly Times, General
D. II. Hill SAYS OF stonewali Jackson
"Few men possessed the power OF ex-
pressing themselves more clearly In lew,
simple words. ..Tlis language was concise,
clear, and pointed. No one could fall to
understand him., 1t is surely d mistake to
represent him as deficient In language"
In reference to the battle OF Fredericksburg
ftiie frst1 General Hill heard him say be-
tore the battle i e Well beat Burnside, but
gain no fruits Of victory. he will cross
back again under cover OF his guns onsthe
other side OF the river" $3.50 $500
Agreat philosopher says: . In the econ
0my oil nature nothing is lost. The inside
Of an orange may refresh one man, while
the outside Of the same fruit may serve as
medium for breaking another mans Leg
Exchange. ss
Mfr. Talmage inquiries: I" Hath the rain
q. father ~ IS. d Is 3sssss
fors0oth. -.
ro0f.-Grapafc. #
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

,...,., RICHMOND AND PRTERSErRGl
1' ~ RAILROAD COMPANY. :
(NOMMENCING JUNE. 10, 1877, trains
~ Oh this road will run follow:
'.! LEAVE RICHMOND. SOUTH.
1928 A. NJ, THROUGH MAT. daily. corurc:.r :
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. >a-
vanllall, Raleigh, Atlanta. Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
-. .., and all points SOuth and Sonth west;
also CONNECTS ut Petersburg with The
Atlantic. Mississippi and ohio rar,ud
.. for Lynchbur2. FarmYillc, ami Other
local stations on thai road. making
salnc time Us by any other line. ms
train stops only At Manchester and
l:loP. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS daily Except
; 1900. - Sunday. Passengers taking the train
p. ".' will make clase connection AZ Peters
bnrg fos Norfolk, and AZ Norfolk with
.,# :. splendid Bay-iine steamers for iait!-
more, Philadelphia. and New l"I",
and with the Old Dominion steamers
for New York sstopping Ut al regular
stations ON signal e..,..,.,-, ,,..I
$50 r. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, WE
vi" coach attached.
1865 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
dayl, connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
.-r.r. seeplng-car for Wilmington aud the
South. "s-
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:33 a. NJ, THROUGH. MAI. daily except sun
da 81, connecting with Richmond. rcd
t.erickyburg snG Potomac railroad Tor
all points North. East, aud West.
l1:lo A. NJ, ACCOMMODAT TRAIN daily t'E-
~. ~, = cept Sunday with passenger coach Al
q, cached. n..a
1854 p. n. THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
- -. with Richmond. Fredericksburg aud
.-.-.. 5.. Potomac railroad fUr Ill points East
and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ono
t..f.. railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West This train
stops only ri Manchester.
e.IOP. M..FREIGTfT TRAIN daily except sun
- $50 ! day1, with passenger coach attached.
This is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. ,,..,,
daily, except Sunday. a-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond 1T A. NJ. and $50 i. VI.
every Sunday till further notice.
ALL. TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start FROM
H. o -. A. SHAW, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01
BY All Means be an Editor.

g.. IcrOm Tue LOUSY lie COurler~JOurnaf.l
An editor is the happiest being on earth.
BE has little or nothing to do, and his
pay Is all that heart can wish. His sanctum,
18th its Persian rugs and Turkey carpets,
~; ~. cost,v rdsewood furniture, its magnificent
,n;rrors' ifs be-. utifuf pictures, lis complete
library of splendidly!bound books, its buffet
stocked with the finest OF wines, liquors,
and cigars. which cost him tut puff or two,
it's silver bell to summon an attendant when
ever julep or cocktail is wanted, and, in
short, with its everything that human inge-
nuity can devise for his comfort and pleas
ure, is a perfect little paradise, where he sits
on lounges and reigns young lord, with
the world Of fashion and pleeans.iire at his
feet. And then any uody can be an editor
no study, no preparation, no brains, nothing
but little money to start with, and, once
started, the money pours in upon you In a
steady stream, and the chief labor OF your
lie is to spend it. AS for the labor OF edit
ing newspaper, that is mere moonshlne.
A mere glance ut the columns OF a news
paper is enough to convince you that 1t re-
ouires noIabor to edit it, and less brains. 1t
is certainly glorious life, that OF an editor !;
a life Of luxurious ease and elegant leisure,
a life for the gods, filed, like that OF the
young lover in his first sweet dream OF re-
Quilted love, with flutes and rose-leaVes and
moonbeams, .s...i 80. ~
hs ;,. While not wave Of trouble rolls 1 =,
-s''' Across his peaceful breast; ..:#.. s..
md that aff men are not: editors is one ofthe
strangest things beneath the stars. True,
there must be doctors and lawyers and mer-
chants and shoemakers and peanut-dealers
and the like, and all these callings must be
filled by somebody, but there are enoug n to
fill them, and why they don't become editors
and lead the life of opulent princes is a
thing that staggers us. But, after all, it may
be that 1t Is q mere matter Of taste. 1t may
be repugnant:t to some natures to be clothed
in purple and fine linen and fare sumptuous-
ly every day, and; Of course. it would never
do for such nature to become an editor;
the life OF ease. and elegance and luxury
and exemption from all care and toll and
debts and auns, would soon become a bore
to him, and he would spend his nights in
dreaming of plows and pitchforks and
reaping-machines and squander his days In
devising some plan for swapping places
with blacksmith's apprentice or Ia street.
car driver. ..,.,s..,a.., f.-.D...