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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16
iJan%By j. Thompson Brown 't.'s o
s Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
.iiiul s:No.;1il3 Main street. si,J ..

n,R3;ttjfs,TrEEEs,i SALE OF. A BEAUTIFUL,
i OAK GROVE. ADJACENT To H atAXEI =
TOWN. AND NEAR TO NEW. .RESERyniIlRI:
WITH: TWENTY AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES OF LAMA POR TON OF D.. NJ
SHiELDS'S ESTATE.-By virtue of three deeds pr
trust executed to IS trustees, duly recorded IN
444, to secure the payment Of the sum Of cyl
denced by q certain negotiable note therein de-
scribcd: the second recorded In D. B. 97,p l92,to
secure the paymentof the sum &c y To- Evidenced
the third recorded in D. B. 81, sos, to secure the
sum of $500, evidenced - certain negotiable note
therein described, to the beneficiary therein, and
being required by the same we will proceed 70 sell
at public auction on the premises on ne ~
NJ the property described In said DEEDS, Sei R
OF LAND, with beautiful grove thereon, ailotteq
to Mrs Phoebe M. Randolph bv commtssi APP
noinied by Circuit Court of Henrico April, 1Sl7.s
For more particular metes and bounds see plat on
TERMS: while deeds call for cash, yet, by consent
OF all parties will be liberal and ann"uneed at saie
-, ~ WILLIAM 8. DASHIELL, n
;, +'S"N ! d. a. BROWN, JR.,
+ .ruoupsoN RRoyg .kNctiopeer. .jy4,
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lanes lane l op j .Bea,usifaI GtrsEG !,

A,igoldenis heryirgin head, il losrniiIs';'
Her cheek q bio pmy rose. ,I1 ..e, ,,I.,,i jif,i
~ Carnafion bright the hnttcrfpg red =.
Si,rJi That Ger II softly noHa sEs!t Stst'''i
e. But neither gem nor doweret ytea s. OIL iaH
- With that clear wonder OF her eyes,, 5isof
80 iIf ~ fI'spii) !s55is f4f'is '''itt
nut twice hath hue Ike theirs been given ~
To be beheld OF me-. II -
= ~ And once twas I'm the twilight heaven,
- 1)nce in the summer sea- > 49, ''-'
A warming gladnesS thence was born, sJ-.,.
vs. a dream delightful and foflorn.
= For once Id heaven single star .iS.fttsf
tf' lay in q light Unknown -.
s,..i3 A tender tint, more lucid far - -
80 Than NIL that eve had shown-T1 y, 500
= II seemed between the gold aud gray, g1.,Y
ifftf The Tar dawn OF a faery day. !.
!, And once where oceans depth divine ~, 4
Z tsf,''77 O'ef sifvern sands was hung, $50 ,-,,{ .
Cleaned in the half-lit hyaline = > '''sts :
The hope no song has sung ;ag~1
The memory Of q world more fair
= III Than all our blazing wealth ofiai /" -
- For dear though earthly days. may 1ow,t Il =
~ so Our dream Is dearer yet 80 80 =. 49,
~; How little Is the life we know jIIIiTs5 Iia"
TO life that We forget L-,r.i. ~ 2.tFfIS;,.t
Till In q naiden'Seyes We zee
What once haihbeen, Hhatstill shall be.
l1facmillan's MGqdzine.
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BY j. Thompson brown,
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer'
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO NEW
/ BPANEHOUSEs IN FULTON, ON GRAHAM
STREET.-By virtue or adeed OF tr1istr from, John
1875, and recorded in the clerks office Of the Coun
~ Court of Henrico ID. b. 9s p. 315. to secure the
payment of the. sum OF A6Q15S, Evidenced by =
having been made I'm the payments as Expressed In
said bond and deed, and being required SO TO 90 oy
trustees will sell on MONDAY, July 2S. 1877, at 6
O'Clock p. NJ, the premises The property described
In said deed. "being LorS Noi13, Square No; ~,
Fulton. fronting 80 feet on north side Of Graham
street ut point go feet from The vest line of Gi-
liam street, and running back: llQ feet between
fnes and improvements thereon" being TWO
NEAT FRAhfE>TENE3fENTS, nearly new. 'ii' .
TERMS: While the deeds call for cash as 10 amount
due on said bond and expenses OF sale, yet
other terms may lie announced at sale. III
-, II. G. G.. HARTMAN, t. DO "i,}
JULIUS STRAUS, ~ Z Trustees.
J. THOMPSON RROWNS
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctfoneer. jy IL
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S fs'" BY W. Goddi
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
CORNER Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HALF-ACRE
Ninth b ETM ZEN CLAY-.iAND LEIGH
STREETS-By virtue Of two deeds OF trust. July
W. fG0ddin, trustee. duly recorded in Richmond
,Chancery Court, in Deed Book No. aW II, page
1913; the second 10 James i,leasants, trussee duly
page 2SS-tiie undersigned: trustees will sell ut
public auction, ON the, premises. on MONDAY the
not, on the first fair dry ihercnfter,l the ALI
ACRE LOT. No. 7a4; located as a69Se, saying q
sold as whole 81 divided into four eGual parts as
may be- determined ut the time OF sale! This lot
offers unusual attractions for speculation ~ The tot
filled ppi aG 1iE s1f''i'f8- s2lS"tl ."a 49, =
= TEams; Reasonable, and made known at the hour
0f sale ys G2P FLEAs IsSsTs trustee.
\ iu I'll al61a.2l&2St 8A{ ~ HsiSi @h'l = =.
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- By Francis I. Isbell,
Real Estate agent and Auctlonecr,
No, Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

=
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. Two
~ gEAGTIEgl slE " XEs d DEs Ef kgkE
SIRE ET S.-Pursuant to two DEGREES Of the
Chancery Court of the city or Richmond, one IN
in the suits by the style of Thomas, trustee, &C.
Us. Thomas, &c, and Saunders who sues, &c
missoners named IN the said DEGREES, will offer for
sale at public auction, on MONDAY the i6ih
day OF July. 1877; upon the premises. ut O'Clock
p. M. those TWO BEAUTIFUL AND VERY DE-
SIRABLE LOTS located as above stated. adjoining
Saunders deceased, and the west by the residence
Of Thomas William Pemberton:I Esq, fronting 39
feet each on said Grace street and running PACK
feet '>' u -, - '1''N'
TERMS: One third In cash. and the residne,at six;
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with 6 per cent per annum interest added from, day
OF sale and title retained till the whole purchase
money 5is paid and aiconVeSanse 9rfsred ~ the
cour.'n 4@ii :Gl<.s aspccial Coiinmmissioner..
: FRANCIS T. IsBELL, Auctiopear. .H9&Tt"n
10 IL 4 Z, 81 y ~,
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Remember, boys. that the ,wisest man
was'a, solemn tunsr Louis journal. /
Any improvement Visible in this issue Of
the Gazette may! be attributable to the abb
sence Of the editor. Gazette!.t..- :.
Wade Hampton now GLAZING that !. he is
Governor in s. O. as well as in posse
Commercial .Adpertiser. I.',5:g'I T,-.iT
"R yer goin' to smoke on this car, yerAl
have to get off to do it, remarked q zeal
GUS conductor yesterday. - 90 r. Ill., 1,!
No matter how often o tobaeeonist allows
you to Regalia sell on a. poor segar, he' Ii
never admit that he's Conchasl OF it: Com.
nerciGt ADVERTISER. ~, ',r5 tI. I..i -.
heplatform at a, "college commences
menti in Iowa came down suddenly the
other day during the exercises. The male
dictory address was delivered at that stage
OF the proceedings. E@3 ISIS -
The s'White Whale March lis the name
of the latest musical composition. It Is
said to. be very sentimental, end nobody
can hear it without. blubberins right OUT
Norristolon Herald. .f:.,,yi Et1; ),
When a man is cheated by party having
no regard to the laws of ,Ueunl and ,tuu'r,
the proper remedy Is tl,sns and s,ium, or,
in the vulgate, "to Fem and sue Fem. -
Erchange: :; 81 !, rs. !, ,,,s .-,,r.,r.s
= "A Whitehall. disciple of, Isaak Walton,
arose, before daylight yesterday morning
and secured an early bird, so that it will
catch worms for him to 60 fishing with,
.NKitehall Times. 35,;,3 fil9i> .e>ifrl. -.
/. It's getting ia. beqiuite the thing in some
parts Of this glorious Republic, and par;
ffculariy down in Arkansas, for men to. 90
around with one ear. It isn't always safe
to ask them how they lost the other.-Ds-
troit Free Press ~, ~ :; 80.
y A contemporary, asks: ,".Wbat Is the
Silver Dollar Wanted For? n'nrl Well, it .is
wanted to hide away in old stockings, and
for teetting babes to bite Oh, and to put in
tbink Of ahSthiag sIss iusts now S Unless it
MAY be utilized inipayingi ,taxes.- Norris.
totor Herald.
Most men love little women and little
women love, most men, Exchange. And
little men love most women, or love women
most; and most women love men little, or
love little men most, and most love little
men women Pshaw Go be continued in
eur next y Ae,oo York Commercial eAduer-
tiSer. y ~ ~; u.s. ~
There's some, amind in this boy OF,
yours" said the new pastor, stopping by.
the roadside and stroking the curly pate OF
youngster whose father, one OF the parish
toners, was pleughing in ian adjacent field,
.aAnd SO there be, too,o replied the rustic.
greatly tickled ;:.isfand so there be, sir;
you'd Just ought to zee how he can mind IN
sheep. 80 3 $50, - ss:t s. s
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..,.,.,,,.z.., BY Richardson 4 Cor 80 Tits1't
y II Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers' tD
ut !. -'jg.f / Nc! 8 Main street. I. -,
fIE,yRUsTEE's SALE OF a YALuJAlB3LL

yT,RT1sTEE,s SALE OF A VALUABLE
SMALL FARMIN HANQyER G0ENIpt n
NEAR MECHAN1CSYILLa4tB BE- aUCDi9,S s.-,,,
d,te tI,e 10Th day OF january 1875, from 9: u; D.
Pauline Z, r.strustee,f tothe underagneat rnnfy
duly recorded In the. clerks once 2, rae cer,
tnn oIsstion Of debit salL, IS trustee da ssl
deed, being required 50 70 DO by sne ~
THITRSDAY the Iat July, 1877, at 6sioSs r.
The reai estate SAID deed Gon RTEK
or .FORTY-THREEgsA AND nTHK,sE' cScUmsartabic
NekMin the usual sIa
the county Of HsnoyeF near dohnssa R Dckin.
eny ann M Turner and others. betnEthe same iahd
Conveyed said Faulkner by F. e. S9 ,e eaene Of
s5ea With sSi interest on ss2 from 2sd April
gs77; and on s3T5rfron Esd May, lSn1t ann nun
paid; The Tesi sn,e of as sue sdeu ~ - III. iIF
iWs -. H. DERBYsHIRE,:Irq Trustee.
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~r.isifr...s RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
... .,.s -5t1 RAILROAD COMPANY. :
I COMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
4 IA twill al

>fisirr... RICHMOND AND PRrBRsBURGl
" .,., -,..,f 7i,Q RAILROAD COMPANY. !
4 COMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
~ on this road will run As follows: if.-.s
: sy LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. els.
7:s5 a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily; connsctins
~ for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sa-
na. vannxh, Raleigh, Atlantis, Mseon,
s. Montgomery, Mobile New Orleans,
and all Joints South and Southwest;
.Gns, - also connects at Petersburg with the
IN. Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
E, for Lynchburg, Farnvile, and other
local stations on THAT ro11, making
2 q! N. same time as by any other line. This
a g,r.l., train stops only nc Manchester aud
: 1:1op.m, Iaae ACCOM- daily Except
.-Ia-...f Sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make clase connection Al fetrrs-
r. burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk with
.,"' ' splendid Bay-fine steamers for Bitl-
b ,..-..a.-, more, PHILADELPHIA and New YORK,
and with the Old dominion steamers
for New York, stopping 81 al regular
on ~ ssatSps ,s on signal ,.sn, s,nd,v, VIZ.
1856 p. NJ. T igifa MAIL daily Except sum
- -, - day), connecting for Weldon. Raleigh
4 Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
Il seeplng-car for Wilmington and the
. -',i y South. ..'-.''... '-'
Z LEAvE.rsrEnsBURa NORTH.
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sun
1 erlcksburg snGs Potomac railroad for
111o 4. a eea SSl On f h daily lex
. cept Sunday with passen& r coach at
1854 p. II. THROUGH, MAIL daily, connecting
7, With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
b y" = Potomac railroad for al! points East
-,5Iri and West. Also, making close connec-
4 rim ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
q railroad for the Virginia Springs and
sitG!ib1 all points North and West This tram
IT. ~, stops only ST Manchester. - =
CLIO z. n. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texCept sun
~ 49, 'dayr, with passenger coach attached.
J" This Is the only Une running double daily train
from Richmond South, IN .7fii5e .A'iL.3
!, Passepgers Tor Clover Hin connect at Chester
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond nj 3 "A. III. and $50 T. u.
1, every Sunday till further notice.
:, ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
the AppomAttoI depot. ..tI-L -'.. IKE
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'KAIIns,AD LINgN.
- - - 81 lM
9RlCHMOND AND DANVTLLE Rail
~ ROAD COMPANY
SCHEDULE OE TRAINS TAKING gPrrfyr
SUNDAY, JULY g. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-7:25 A. M, leaves Richmond. ,,r,va, :.
-ssaa4 11! .Rs 81 q 9;4s 4, y, Dan;i;is
.il'fifY 5kR.tks ttP. M, Salisbury S.aa p ';5o
Eo.2-43s IN, leaves ssa ri3sr,os, ZIP 4 H.
! .:SG ig--ztkba 5oro, s;l5 A. 81. fDsnviIlc
- -. 7. d.. and Richmond 4:43P'T
I THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DhII,y 80
No. $1,000 r. H., leaves Richmond: arrives >,
I =, TfsEH ft.a:E- <Bnfkeyiile 1AI A. ~, Dan.
s:s $40 az 4: M a; s Iii SGrssn;1G SI
No.452s NJ, leaves Charlotte; a n1S ~ y;
oi~I ~ Sasy 7sS ~ IT, b f. Nj i Es:
! .rigst.--ztlt A. ~, BurteyiEe 4A3 A. N
i ana Richmond TAI A. NJ.
8. LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION DAILY.
Mo. $4,000 Al. NJ, leaves Richmond daily and -.
B .t:5isiJ@n J.ti 'riyes at BurkcviHe at 1922
el ~ - 80 O. r. 4. for ali p5,h tas in ~, y.
?. 80 -t"' y southwest and the various
-li:sigp s.fJf, springs and summer resorts On
No. s-I25o p. NJ leaves Burt eS 5 ssilv and ~,
I, ri; ~ 80 Ives III Richmond at 3:l2 r.
.2,2i lit o. r. r. from ali po!n; nj. say, 4
- 90 70. 80 aud southwest, and from the
..uiI.y 81 ~ various springs and summer re-
sorts on that road.
, H Rsx Nn ana STOP only q, Chula Burke
Boston. Scottsburg. Barksdale's, Dundee. DanyiIIe
Rcidsvtlle, Benaja, Greensboro, Townsville SsIs
bury, China Grove. and Airline Railroad Junc.
ton. sf ..tt.-5i 1881 So ..5c,TlI '
Trains Nos. i aud 2 connect nj. Dundee with IN.
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro, for Ra
leigh, Goidsboro'" and intermediate points with v
G, railroad. At Airline junction with Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte With Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 and from ali
points North and South. '''
Trains Nos 8 and 4 win stop at all stations and
connect at Richmond going North snd Soufb with
the r., +. & p. X. r. for Washington and s points
North and West, and with the G. 4 .. r. r. for
Greenbrier White Sulphur aud other snrlngs In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with The =. G. and
n. w. N. q. railroads to and from Salem. " c. Ra.
leigh and Goldsboro', and intermediate points.
At. Salisbury with Western n. c. railroad. These
trains run daily on Richmond and DanviIle rail-
road, and connect as above, except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning Trains making this connection run daily
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except Sunday.
Trains on n. w. n. c. railroad run from Green's
bore' to Salem daily except Sunday. and from Salem
to Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold, to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
local tickets are good only for continuous rssaae
between the points named on the tickets. No lay
over checks WIN be given. ..--.-... -,
= = S'-''11-. 20 T. II. r. TAICOTT
| s,I.t % fLN 1Gj -" General Superintendent.
JOHN y. MAcAuRDo. General Passenger Agent.
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!. :" by Wellington Goddin.
: Real Estate Agent and Auctioneef'S
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE Ar AUCTION OF LOT AND
iSFRAMED DWELLING AT TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF n AND, T%ENTY S : I,IIi
lew I viii offer Mt auction, on the premises, on
1WEDNGSDAY, / 9Th Of July, 1877, at Ok O'Clock
r. NJ, her RESIDENCE, located as above. me
twenty sixth street, and runs back 1876 feet TO an
alley. The DWELLING contains four large aug
two small roomsr besides Kitchen There IS 2 wen
NJ good water on the lot. The property Will be d.
y1ded SO as to sell with the dwelling 32z feet and
two vacant lors, each fronting 20 feet
TrRMs: At sale, ~ w. GODDIN,l
iy1o Auctioneer.
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~. BY Frank j.. sampson, i; III u .,ahf
uo.i Estate Aeent, Auctioneer and Notary Public,
no No ga1 Hull street. Manchester, Va.

rJ,R11sTEE,s SALE OF! THIR T ZEN
HANDSOME BUHDING-L0TS n MI, 7 ~ E,
ri NsICHEsTER, Vk.-By virtne OF deed OF trust
executed ar91s G ass of aH yyb rs
c0ragd conntv dated October IL, Deed
Raof page and Of decree Of the Hastings
Court Of the city OF entered on me
EScSilI, executor &C., will sell At public auction ;M
I'VE ~ " iT Thomas Walden, on TUESDAY, July IT,
81 9sa HIs co;nnigcins mt r. MI These are CON
sidered tie most desirable huiiding.lots IN me sn9
tton of capitalists, and Others "A plat OF the pro-
perty can seen applying to the apcon lee f.os
anal ,.ayIoenis mt four eight, and twelve months,
for iesoiia notes, With interest added from day
Of sale and title retained until ali Of the
,uonIS FL Trustee.
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uIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALEiOF .c!Isi
Ii n .sifi, FURNITURE, CROCkERf,'&c.

I wIlfsell at public auction on MONDAY the 1gsh
tiay,oF Jniy 1871 at IL O'Clock a. H. ut my ofhce.
No. 1906 franklin street, below Governor streft,
the following property TO- satisfy annIdry wrls' ~
'u :! 'j i'a BUREAUS, wARDROBEs, fr-" - =
,WASHSTANDS. GLQCKS. ri ! ll52j
'itE = - PICTURES, MATTRESSES, I,e.,~.,4
: -l-EI HtBEDSTEhDaj CHAIRS, - 4. '' =
! .;ssffr MIRRORS, LOUNGES, 13.tiH. -
'taif SOFAS, TRUNKS. ,,i.,a3 ..c7 !,alf -
j ..ittiS> CARPETS. SCALES, y
{: ,!;!Y e.CROcKERYI GLAsSMARE. NJ. !.
(, IN ., BOWLS and PITCHERS, 50 i:l..' II
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS, gliI ara,
! -yiGG: LAMPS, SAD~TRONS, I't'sp -
-. SHOWCASES, E 80 2tt''f' ~. ~
! 80 ,TAILOR'S TOOLS. L.I adj .s;G,li:
5! qga.s WATER-C0oLERs, WATCHES, a&a t.
:; GUTTNG-KNIFE, &Gr i1&GGi;Tr T ~
TERMS :lCash. ,,,;, I, T., L. WATKINS. i
jy16-1t i't&''' ~. y. y, a.
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SPORTING UNoERTA1NTIEs.--B Gard
ner had planned to- celebrate the glorious
Fourth by hunting, snipe on the shores OF
st. Clair, but when he reached the race
coI1rse the excitement dreW. him in among
the spectators. It Yas, noticed as he came
down in the evening that his shotgun was
missing, and he was asked to explain its
absence. .,..,,,., - ,,.,....,. y,a,.-,.,r:
SCI iloan, feel much like 'splaining any
thing he, sadly answered; but being
pressed he went on: -. Z.
"Well, after ], got in dar and seed everyE
badyputtin' up der money on de bosses
reckoned I'D better scoop some sfeenhorI
out FIVE or ten dollars Lwentoyer and
took look at de flyers. Bimeby Iseed0ne
dat pleased me and I made up to de driver
aud :axed him If he meant to win de race.
he said he did,. He said he'd 60 right BY
all de odder bosses as de lightning goes by q
man wild wheeibarrow, and he'd come
down de stretch home wild sparks OF fire
fying>from de wheels
Rand you bet on that horse ?"E .saGy-l>1 =
ts,Daes .wot Il did, OF course. ] put, up
dat new, shotgun iagin IS, and when the
eight bosses pranced up to de score [ could
feel dat SIS iumpin' right frew all my veins"
"Well, did your horse win 2" ~.
1sNot ezactlyAnot unless de anamile
which comes in behind all de rest is de
winner. When seed him way back dar [
yelled for the driver to put on de whip, but
he never minded me, and white man hit
dis plug hat an,awful mash. believe dat
horse was pulled. 1t doan' seem to me dat
he was given fair show. Den It doan'
STAN to reason dat bis driver would tell me
to bet on the !hoss IL he didn't feel suah OBJ
de race. What fer should he lieS What
fer would be the obieck?" -
"S9y ou'v lost the gum?
7 "Degun dun gone. De feler wat winned
it walked right off like de biggest duke in
Michigan. an, IL rush OF cool air hadn't
come along 'bout dat time might 'ur sunk
down, on de grass to rise no. moab. lee
feelin'. better Just now, am eft I kin make
de ole woman believe / los de gun IN de
marsh I'll recover from dis shock as de years
roll away.''-Dstroit Free Press. !, Z
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LANES RIVER STEAMB0 ATGs1sNss
j j,l,-i,, -ts., ti,.t COMPANY.g stll

;; DAILY LINE-SUHMERiS CHEDULh-Ts'i
FOR; OLD POINT, N RFoLKs BALTIMORE,
J ..it PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. .'ts:3
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON iAMEsRlE
On and, after DNFsDAY, Nay 2, ls77s the
fast and elegant steamers John SYLYESEEh,
Can't ain j. A POST, and ELIZA HhECOA, Captain
q. E. CLIFFORD carrying United States mail, VIII
Leave Richrdond for the aboye-named places DAILY
(SI,ndays excepted} att A.. 81, III: t.t,t,.
! Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT, all
the Historical points OF interest on James river
,(passng through Dutch Gap). including fortinca-
lions battle-hefds jamestown, Fortress Monroe, ZIP
Raps Hampton Roads, &c. &c. - :. :" Z, =,
= Close connections made Ut Norfolk with BAY Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Fare 10 Norfolk or Old PoiDt....... -.,..S2 ou
Fare 10 Norfolk or Old Point and return..... eQ
Through tickets ito Baltimore. Phfisdefphtn- ann
New York at reduced rates; also to Boston ria Fall
River Line or via Merchants and Miners Steam
shin Line from Norfolk. ~ 80 -
Tickets on sale on steamers, at CAREERS agency, S2S
Main street and st Exchange HOTEL Baggage checked
through.
goodwin the river and return same day by upsteameI
nd 81 round trip; children half price.
= Liberal arrangements viii be made Tor moonlght
excursions, Sundayschool and other pic mic par1es
Freight received daily Sundays excepted from
A. N. TO P. NJ. for Boston, Norfo:s, and Ports-
mouth. regular landings on James river nc rea-
sonable rates. ~ CT asSi:, ,.ainF ~ T.
} 80 u. B. TATUM, General Agent.
I Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and so3 M1a
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s. By JsI. sfhit tfitaa 9 Oo'i.s.
Auctioneers and Commission q
1919 Bsaia street.

1919 Bsaiastrse
GAZE 9FiGRoCEKtES Will offer /
S3 at n.,ctioai ioNDAY.. 18th. instant, commsnSr
Ing Of halrpastl O'CLOCK A. BIZ, . lafs i''. Ha's.
GROCERIES, &c.; CT, 5.s,,1,t,.sSiy *
70 which The attentionuf the trade 70 tn51tsd
silEtfs 49, .asg.t j. D.WHIVEtnAD o. w. w.
win receive ON consignment, PEE
"a ! sispces sMaLL HAMs,pt superior aualityi !
win be sold low to close on 81 stti jirFi-
,,1s % 6asfs yssg iSss#SsafEl S 81 co.
=. - :, :, I, 3, BvHm Andersen. t.ii,, .,,:
General Eonnission Merchant and Ancti9rears,
.fl''t1,1'}i 1924 Main street maja.sci
yTEEHWILL u sELLi1I TO-DAY: jAfMiS
I'M O'Clock. at our, aocsion-feusea go ~ nain
s'fssi con SIDES, shout 1ERs, and REEAsfT1ss
aIBULK SIDES and SHOULDERS, ~" -. 80,
a5kfH II c III HERRRes,i,. .atn!
EASTERN HERR fNGS, -. = -, 80 -.
,gsCOTCH HERRlNGs,9G oDFIsH7 boo - =
F95GR f hTTThR CHEESE, ''s2a ta' :,
VINEGAR. SOAPS, DC: &C.. ,,npnsn,r
80; wei. ha!iJrJ1i. Hill. q, AeDEhSsvNTss
ConsIgnments solicited. -,,.:-t tt.a L..NE1n..
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REAIlEgFATE AT SALE.
T1ORssALIE PRfYATEL Z, DWELLING,
4es at tas Southeast corner e Erahkl1n
TENEMENTS Nos. 715. 7l5s, and 7le..en. the
south side of Franklin between Third aud Fourth
Also. the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES side OF 3fal-
stal between Fifth and streets, occupied by
=. All Ip pEsTRABIE PRoPFRand in the sale oil
each piece or the wi1ols greax Inducements will be
offered Apply at once 70 ri. j, APPERs0N, -
! ty Hat sait asa Rea Estate Agent &cH z.
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GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO SMALL
- FRAMED TENEbIENTS ON THE SOUTH
LINE Of CHARITY BETWEEN ST. JAMES AMP
FIRST STREETS-Wlll be sold at auction, on tne
tx O'Clock r. 81. those TWO FRAMED gTEHE-s
MENTS located as above each containing tn s3d
Edu3Iind Randolph mt S7 per month each. The tene'
ments have recently been PAINTED and otherwise
neatly repaired and are desirably located, s,r
Truths. AEsaleuO jst.i .S1Iit. WyGODDIN,, = .
r. Ina1e1G&i8 Aucfippeer. Z
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,. TG9IuIBy DatEnson 4 Chewing, '''' ~ ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
=, q, ,s,sss.TI III lSy Main street. II - !,

TWO HUNDRED LOTS AND SEW
TOM. AND LsNE sNE w HOUSE 4 " ITEM ONE
sou OF ElLT0N ,BAPTlST CHHRCHl 9N
NfCHoL SON, STREET, FOR SALE E:,; Al hUS-
july On, ,la2 Ton the premises. commencing at r.
O'Clock, the aforementioned property.,, ,i..r,s,
This destIned 10 &c very valuable property, aud
II NAV be benshf very iomIG TGJai.s siist 10 80.
TERMs: Very liberal; 10 be made known lat day
q particulars. cali at once Of hrin."
n f1,-s n..i;,rDIcKINS0Ng &c .CHESTHlNG.1iyT
" ty'4 -, ...5,l,.I.. ii Is Main street. .