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VITAL STATISTICS.

During tho week ending Saturday, May IL. 1877,
440 deaths were reported having occurred IN this
CITY, This is decrease Ut So as compared with tho
number reported preceding week. and los less than
number reported during the corresponding week OF
was 470 which ID IS below the average deaths Tor
the corresponding week 0! the past Ave years, and
reprcsc annual death rate OF - 49, tho population
estimated At ]. 074 SO0.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME counr-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME COUNT--CHAMBEES.
BY Judge Donohue.
Mntior Of tho Security Life Insurance Company, and
Bolles vs. Dun. --Mcmorandums
BY Judge Lawrence.
Matter OF Rciubuunn The petitioners counsel
abors under d nisappfeheusion. The order WAS
ugned March 20 1877. tho day on which II was handed
IN AMI has bee IA in the clerk q hands ever since
COMMON PLEAS CHAMBERS.
BY Judge J. ;. Daily.
Norris Va Morris. Mo granted without costs.
Dart vs.. Moore.--Tho dcmurrers should be signed.
The motion denied, with $40 costs to defendant 10
abide event
katz We cir--MotIon granted, without costs. Sec
MEMORANDUM.
SUPERIOR corEr-spscfAL TERN.
BY Judge Sanford
Tho New YORK Transportation Company We. Tbs
Union Marine Fire Insurance Company. Order
sssntsd and undertaking approved
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COURT CALENDARs--THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CmAMBKns--H by Judge Bar.
rciLNos. 63, III, liz, lls l46. l69 l6s. 226 rs,
No. 20 40 - - ~ - -
SUPREME Couar--GESgRAL TsRn--Hed by Presiding
Judge Davis und Judges Brady and Daniels. Nos 80
49, l4D LAG ib2, 49, 1885, 49, Iii, LIZ, l73 Ia III
III. lis, 1872, 1913. l55, it3, l7s.
surRkaE Counr-srKciAL lERM-Hcd by Judge Van
BrunI-Nos. 22o 1885, soa, So4 go 1874. 49, 1893, 2s4
ss5 sse, 2se .o5 AZ Az H. 4le az, as 4!9, 2iG
- 4s5, 49, 4s7. 1873 49, 44u AL 49, 44a, 49, 49,
surnTnI CouRr-GiRculr-pa Held BY Judge
nonob ue Nos. SlS. 1851, 4e.3h, i:23, 1888, 100,
1888 81 464, 2767, $780, o971 BOIL, 3303 1529 $780,
Sab 3437, 1855, 47v7 34sl 4y3l 27s9 452sa, 1920,
355l $685. 1898 s'5 $780, 23s7 1905, s67, 1928, S627
Par, 2-Adjourncd unit. Monday, Part a-Hod by
Judge Van Worst -Cass on, No. 2237-Reynolus vs..
Bard ct al. No day calendar.
ScdgwicK, Sper and Frecdman.-Nos "a, 30, 81, IS,
40, II, Is. ~, A., %, 40, 4s, 40, so, 81, So 53
SUPERIOR CouRr-SrEcrAL TERM-Hed by Judge
saniord.-Casc on, No. lO-The Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company vs.. Prescott OF al No day
calendar.
Judge Curlia--Case on, Havciucyer ct al, &c, vs..
Havemeycr Ct nj No Cay calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TKiAL TARA--Parts2 and Add
journcd Tor the term.
COMMON PLRAs-isSERAL TERM--Hed by Chief JUS
tcc DAILY ana Judges Larremore and Robinson. Nos.
H. a. 10, III, 2S. 69 a. IS. 100 S. 92 49, 49, 49, ST.
COMMON PLEAs-EorITY 1ERM--Hcld by Judge
J. =. Day-Nos. %, ~, Il, 20 80, 80, 49, 20 De-
COMMON PLrAs-TnIAL TnRM-part Held by Judge
Van hoesen. 1850. 237, IA 1899 1925 1872 $50.
$685. 1850 953, 1882 g61, ss5, 1885 1913, 75 69y 49,
74o l223 TT 66l 1892 4e3. 3b2 1869 1851, l9l $751;
5l2
MARINE CoURr-TRJAL TERx-Part Held by Judge
Sherldan.-Nos l26, 1884, 3l23, $3.50. $751; Sc37,
s,9i 3I67, $3.50, ss2S. s409 s573 1894, Gl06, 1914
Part 2-HeId by Judge Goepp Nos. 1882, 1888. $50.
Sosa, 1885, SSH. 2a7i l4lo. slea, 1881, i7l o25e,
6257 3,se. ssl1. Part 3-Hed by Judge Alkcr-Nos
572g 1926 ,2ll. 1885, s932 522l, $3.50. G23l, $685.,
02s7, GAP, GAS, $685., 1858, 6254 625j.
CorRr or GENERAL sEssloSs-part Held by Re-
corder HacketL-1he People VS.. William Brown,
robbery; same VS.. Patrick Lovctt robbery; Same vs.
Nathan Jannebaum and Lippman Janne5aum false
pretcncc; Same VS.. Albert r Everett attempt ut
arson; same VS.. james Cowan, feonions assault ana
battery; same vs.. Michael Lane, burglary; same VS..
Joseph L. Davis assault and battery, Same VI. John
Rooney. assault and battery; Same vs. Sarah Whalcy
oisordtrly house. Part 2-Hed By Judge Glider
sleeve The People VS.. Patrick Jones, Iconious as
sault anu battery; Same John Hayn, fconious
sault and battery; Same vs. Robert stewart, Ronald
McNichol and Theodore i. Stratton, perjury.
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SUIT FOR SECOND DIVORCE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Moofe has brought SUIT for absolute
divorce against her husband, Austin d. Moore IN the
Brooklyn City Court, before Judge Nelson, the
ground OF fraud and deception practscd by the defend
ant The parties married in 1871, and lived
gcthcr for three years, when his habits became
such tina, the paintia sued obtained divorce In
1873 The defendant, VINO inherited Il largo fortune
from his father met his former vile last year and
told her that be had reformed his habits and bcsough
her 10 remarry him. Believing his professions Of
reformation sue consented and they were remarked
on December 1876 He began, the plaintiff
alleges, his former neglect and cruelty and hence the
present suit Argument on the motion 10 annu tho
marriage was heard, ard Judge Nelson reserved his
DECISION
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THE cITY's PAYROLL.

PRINCIPAL DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN Of
FIcE-HoLDERs AND THEIR sALARIEs-so ME-
THING FOR TAXPAYERS TO STUDY.
In . speech recently delivered by Mr.. Henry D.
Purroy President Of the Board OF Aldermen In opposi
ton 10 tho Omnibus bill that gentleman called at,en-
ton to tho fact that sixteen democrats would DO
turned out OF Office tho received tho sigma
iure Of Governor Robinson. Such an effect would not
prove very disastrous 20 the host OF local demo-
cratic officials receipt Of large salafics when the io
lowing list pondered over by the suffering taxpayers
of this city,
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HIGH-AANDEp AUTHORITY.

To THE EDITOR HERAIb-
few days ago. after had swept the sidewalk in
front Of my residence and had gone into the house.
brute, calling himself ohicer (Michaci Conbors,
Sixteenth precnct). came IN, saying, IL want YOU"
He forced CO. Selling me by tho arm he
dragged me TO tho Sixteenth precinct station house
and thence Jefferson Market Court, and toll the
Judge tnat refused 10 put the dirt In the ash BARREL
winch false. The Judge trentei the case with
tempt sad IT outrage. and honoraoly dis
charged inc, which very thankful. stu Tint
does not cover the asgrnce oi being arrested and
dragged through the streets like a criminal
AN INSuLIED AND DIsGRACED WOMAN.
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CHECKMATED.

Frederick Levy, son Of Marx Levy, pawnbroker, Of
No. 81 Grand street, and Joseph Hoagland
arraignca before Judge Murray Monday a charge
oil stealing $500 worth OF goods from Marx Levy and
pawnng them with julius Harlan, OF No. 1876 Hudson
street Mr. Harlan ana Mr.. Levy came arrange
hlcnt, and the complaint was dismissed. Mrs Bridget
WHITE however, OF No. 6S spring street, was produced
IA court yesterday by Detectives Lyons and king, and
she testified that last November robbed oil
watch, chain and locket, valued At $21n, By young
Levy. He hold ON this charge IN $4,000 bntL
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board Of Apport.onmcnt yesterday authorized
the issue OF the following stock Museum OF Art anu
and Natural History, s25 o00 additional Croon aque
duct, s32, 500; Third District Court House, So OO0
Five hundred aud nine dog licenses were granted
yesterday.
Another attempt will be made on Saturday next 10
sell the schooship Mercury.
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RurfIANIsM AT CENTRAL PARK

To THE EDITOR OF HEgALD:--
Cannot you accomplish something, through your N
valuable Compliant Book toward stopping the fsc.
aucnt rowdyism occurring nightly the
streets leading through Central ParkS
Last night another disgracciul light took pace in
slxty-nith street, near Eighth avenue, between two
young men, rather boys, the presence oil large
crowd OF low characters. ana. as usual tn ere no
policeman la sisht. Your Complaint Book' has
already stopped great many evils. and by puolshn>
this you viii obl,se WEST SIDE RESIDENr.
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An appeal calendar Will be taken up in tho United
States Circuit Court, Brooklyn. by Judge Hunt TO
day. Among the DC heard Is tho suit brought
by Joseph W. Dyer, owner OF the ship Kate Dyer.
which was sunk OIL the south coast OF Long Island in
1855. The Dyer run into by the steamship Scot
land, OF The National steam Navigation Company, VINO
are the defendants IN the case The amount involved
- abou, Sgs 100 The Republic OF Peru " among the
iboants Ia the case, beng Of the cargo oil the
Inflated vessel. The ship was laden with guano.
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MORE CARS NEEDED.

TO THE EpiToR or HERALD:--
Allow ask the Fourth Avenue Railroad Com.
pany, Through the medium OF the "ComplaEt Book
why they cannot run more cars up on Sunday after.
Rooms Those that are run crowded to their ut.
most, and have tie pleasure OF riding on tho
stsps several times This road charges more than
any Other and yet not run as many cars by pub.
fishing this you viii only hear the complaint OF
my sell, but also that OF many others a. W. Is.
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DEBAUCH AND DEATH.

An unknown man was arrested for intoxcaton on
Monday night and put IN q cell OF the Eighth pre-
c,nct station house Yesterday morning wncn tho
dourman entered 10 remove him lao found him
stretched upon the door dead.
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IHE BROOKLYN OIL FIRE.

COMPLETE LIST OF THE ASSURANCES HELD BY
MEssRs. CAMPBELL AND THAYER.
The following is a complete list o: the policies held
ON buildings machinery ana stock OF the Linseed OIL
Works OF Messrs Campbell and Thayer, Brooklyn,
u.hA.h waro dcsirnved by IRE ON Sunday lasl.-
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A BOY PICKPoCKET.

Daniel Flynn, boy fifteen years Of age, caught
by Detective Norris, OF the Ninth precinct, early
yesterday afternoon In the act oil cutting iady's
pocket white she was looking In y show window on
Broldway, between Twcnty-sxth and Twenty -seventn
streets Ho was comfnitted By Judge wanden In $500
to nj suar.
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CHURCH SIGNS.

CHURCH. SIGNS.
To TIE EDirog or THE HrnALp.-
1t would be grea, convenience 10 many strangers
the various churches would, like DR.. Taylor's and
some others have name OF the church and pastor
where u can be seen by passers BY Ever 1. the de.
nomination only were Indicated II would be great
convenience and would not look hall bad rs the
dcrtaHers advertisements seen Oh many churcnes.
FOR THE STRANGER WITHIN TIE CAFES.
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SUPREME COURT.

PotGHKgErsiE, n. Y, Nav Is, 1877.
Fortysevcn decisions where handed down at the
General Term OF the supreme Court to-day.
Calendar Tor Tomorrow. Nom umeratcdA-yoa @.
"a pfeicrreu--Nos. Az, I, $. ., ~, IL, H. Enumcr
aied-Nos 49, 20 20, 81, Us, 80, 81, ~, Al, AZ a. 49,
AZ, ~. 90. 53ts. 80. 81. 81, Uo
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNofE-l.stters Intended for this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's iul name and address to
insure attention. Complauunts who unwilling "a
comply with this rule simply time In wrinpg.-
I'D. HERALD
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MORE PENIIENT M1LKMES.
Although no jury was empaneilcd yesterday, Judge
Gldcrsleeve held court Tor short time The follow
Ing named defendants were arragncd at the bar under
indictments charging them with selling adulterated
milk IN violation OF the ordinance Of the Board Of
Health, anu having pleaded guilty. were disposed OF
follows :Jacob Snyder, No ls3 Orchard street was
lined 500; John II. Apes No ~ Forsyth street. same
penalty; Adam Koenig, No 23l Broome street, same
pcnaity j ohm \. prigge No. l43 Delaney street.
same penalty. The court adjourned until this morning
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IL will be that this list only embraces the com
missioners, chief clerks OF departments and few
other important Offices. There still remains small
army OF democratic Office holders behind this phaanx.
OF course the republicans also como In for share n
this cOnnaction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-29
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncels.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" AND VALUABLE BRICK REsIDENCEAND
EIGHT Bull DING LOTS AT AUCTION.
Coke and Cottrel! trustees,1
Harvey and OF others.
In execution OF q decree Of the Chancery Court OF
ruary. 1S76, the undersigned. special commission
ers thereby appointed will sell ut auction, upon the
premises, on MONDAY the 1st day OF October,
1877, at O'Clock z. NJ, the following-described
vt 4bs AheE b6nhE snTCK
with wing attached, No 100. occupied by Robert
Harvey, ESQ, situated at the northwest corner OF
CLAY and Adams streets. 1t has fourteen rooms;
story Dortlco in the 1t Is handsomely finished
with all modern convcniences, and In every respect
is n really desirable residence for large family.
The LOT is IS s-12 by 1877 feet.
9. A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT next ad-
Joining the above on the west, 81 S12 by 1877 feet.
g. -FOUR LOTS on the west side OF Adams street
north of Clay street. each about "a by llO feet.
Upon some of these lots stand brick stable and car
i'a4 =. THREE LOTS on the south side of Pulliam
street. each 81 by 95h feet.
A plat OF the property can be seen ut the ONCE OF
the auctioneers.
We invite special attention 10 the sale, as the
dwelling Is large, we'll built and Will be very de-
sirable purchase for persons wanting such property
and the lots offer u good investment to The pur-
chasers wishing erect small iencmentS. The above
property will positively be sold.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with In
erest added aud titles retained by the Court until
the purchase-money shall be wholly paid.
8. L. CoTTRELL,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
:. Special Commissioners.
GRuBBS q WILLIAMS, AuctfOneers. se19
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BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALEOF VERY VALU.
IL ABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARY AND FIF-
TENTH STREETS AT AUCTl0N.-By request
of The surviving executors Of the late Richard G.
WORKMAN, deceased we will sell by auction. upon
the premises, on MONDAY, 18th October, S77. at
12 O'Clock NJ, the following valuable REAL ES-
TATE In the city Of Richmond-to Wit:
First. The large BRICK STORE and WARE
HOUSE occupied by Messrs. E. & 8. WORKMAN 8
Co.. situated ut the northeast corner of Cary and Fiji
tenth streets. 1t covers the whole lot, which Is
Second. The LUMBER-HousE adjoining the
above fronting on Fifteenth street 27 9-12 feet,
running back ~ feet, with slip OF Il feet With
extending out to Spruce alley.
Third A LOT on the north side Of Cary street. In
rear of No. l-about 81 by So feet.
Fourth. The GRANITE-FRONT THR EE-STO-
RY BRICK STORE AND WAREHOUSE No. Is
south Fifteenth street, now occupied by Mr.. e. T.
workman; 2s s-l2 BY ] 90 feet: ,,orpuonsp +
rear Of the above fronting on Spruce alley 20 s-12
by about 40 feet.
business part Of Cary street, convenient 10 al the
points for transportation, and being very desiraele
FOR business purposes offers good opportunity lot
safe and profitable investments.
TERMS !: One fourth cash balance at SIX, tWeiVs'
and eighteen months for notes with Interest ADDED
and secured by q deed OF trust.
GRUBBS b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers'
sc 1922, 29, Oct6, 9,&tdtd
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GIBBoNs.-The Cdfho-
lie Mirror OF this weeks issue has the FOL
lowing in reference to Bishop Gibbons, the
]atelv-appointed Coadiutor OF the Roman
Catholic Archdiocese Of Baltimore:
eve are authorized to announce that his
Ioriship, Right Rev. James GIBBONS,
Bishop OF Richmond, expects to preach his
farewell sermon in the Cathedral OF his
present episcopal see on Sunday the l4th OF
October. He will then come to Baltimore
and assume at the same time his duties mere
and the title OF Bishop OF Ginopolls and
Coadiutor to his Grace Most Rev. Arch
bishop Bayley.
"He will leave the people OF Richmond
and his first bishopric followed by the re-
rrets and wel-wishes Of all who know him
there. Protestants as well rs Catholics: he
has endeared himself to them all by his de-
yotion, his zeal, his good works, magma
nimity, his gentleness and winning dlspo-
sition.
"Hc comes to us not stranger, Tor ne
was bred in Maryland. He comes to the ala
OF our dearly-beloved and Most Rev. Arch-
bishop, his friend, whose health now pre-,
vents him from doing all the good bis zeal
urges him to accomplish, and who, having
labored long and diligently, has received
from our Holy Father, the Pope. compan-
;on-in-arms to share the heat and toll OF the
day, and to lessen the burden be has borne
30 bravely and so WELL"
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RICHMOND AND PHTERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
IIOMMENCING SEPTEMBER 2G, lsl1.
~ trains Or this road will run as fellows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
72sA, NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston. Augusta, ColumXa,>a -
vnnnah, Raleigh; Atlanta, nac9a,
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and all points South ami Southwest;
also connects at Petersburg with INC
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg, Farnse. ana otirf
local stations Oh that roai. ni'hius
same time a. by any other line. IEis
train stops onS 1T Nanrhe>te! ahd
Chester.
l.00p.U. ACCOMMODATES Gaily Except
Sunday. Passengers takias ms Tram
will make clASt connection Al ir'.is,'
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk VIVA
splendid Bay-iine steamers Tor i,aSi-
more, Philadelphia. and New "i"'
and with tie old Dominion steamers
for New York. stopping 4! al regular
stations OH signal.
5:2J P. ~, FREIGHT daily Except sunday "'sA
coach attached.
1888 p. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily Except sun
day), connecting for Weldon. Rhlc2h'
Wilmington. and Charleston. Pullman
seeping-car for Wilmington AMI The
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SoITU.
6:33 A. ", THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day., connecting with Richmond, rrrd-
ericksburg an6 Potomac railroad FOR
all points North. East. and Mcst
ll2e A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily ley
ccpt sunday with passenger coach al
tached.
3.2a p. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also. making close conuec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
Mi poInts North and West This Train
stons only at Manchester.
s.1op. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sun.
d2yl, with passenger coach attached.
This is the ONLY line running double daily train
from Richmond South. ,,,
passengers for Glover HIN connect 1t Chester
daily Except Sunday by taking the 52o r. d. tra'h
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at Q A. ii. ana 800 /. VI.
" every sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII 'tArt itoln
n Go A. SHAW, Superintendent
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AUCTION sALEs.-Fufure Days:
By Jas. Iacdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNL-
ITURE, ELEGANT GILT-FRAME MIRkok,
FINE WALNUT BOOKCASE, CARPETS, &C.,
ATAUGTION.-At the request OF the party, VINO Is
removing from the city, win sell ut the residence
No. 105 south Fhird street, between Cary and
Canal, on TUESDAY. October ed, mt l0h o'clock.
all OF the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., COLI
Than / handsome, ne WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, covered
l elegant GIETpFkAME FRENCH-PLATE MIR
l beautiful WALNUT MARDLE-ToP HALL
/ excellent WALNUT SECRETARY and BOOK
1 WAISUT MARBLEToP CHAMgER SUIT;
l fine WALNUT MARBLE -TOp BUEEEIa:. mr. =
/ WALNUT PEDESTAL EXTENSl9MoiAbLE'
BRUSSELS and THREE-PLY CARP EIS:
Fine STEEL ENGRAV1NGS and CHk0nlOS;
Superior HAIR MATTRESSES, boLstEhs' anu
l WHEELER & WILSON CABINET SEWING
MACHINE, I'm perfect order; on,,,
MARBLE STATUETTES, VASES, ana ohNh-
BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS, and WAsHsTANDs;
MhRBLE-TOP and other TABLES:
CHINA, CROCKERY-, and GLASSM AREiire
/ excellent COOKING-STOYE and FlAiUhEoi
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally. ,.,,
The attention of housekeepers Is respsctauy I'LL, ILL
ed to this sale, as the FURNITURE Is nearly ne"
and has been well kept. cporr.11
eooo Auctionecr.
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RAILROAD LINES.
Eti ~ caHad1 ErEEr-I CyEsg1
EE4 aassI.:NHy asfssss..ssseA ssa;.l.sSJ
ID edmond AND DASVILLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKESG EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

SUNDAY, AUGUST s, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-7:25 a. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrives 7,
l'urkeyiIIe 9:46 A. NJ, Danri!!e
l:2e L. ~. Greensboro' gao
J.. ~. Salisbury $50 J. ST..
~ and Charlotte 1876 pm.
No'2-4:Z5 a. IL, leaves Charlotte; arrives Al.
Salisbury 6:1s 4. ~. Greens
boro, 500 A. ~, DanyiIe
Io;is a; 81, Burkevie 20;
L. Mand Richmond 4:23 r.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-10:50 7. 81. leaves Richmond: arrives =,
1 HTfkf S:at / Ia Il A; NJ: Dan:
SIP a. ~. Salisbury lI.Wo
4. ~, and Charlotte liz y W
No. 4 $40 L. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrive ~ u.
boro' 10 p. IT.. ban Mii GT Iel,o
A. NJ. Burke'ille 4:,3 u
and Richmond 7:il 4, II Me-
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION D.Trv
No. $1,000 4. 81, leaves Richmond daily an,
rivts at Bnrkeyi!le Al l2",, 70
NJ. connecting with the 4 ~
& %: K. X. for all point, In ~.
southwest and The yarlnnt
springs and summer resort. On
The line of that road.
No. 6-l2:50 i. ~. leaves Burkcyilc daily and A.
rres nj Richmond At 1921
~. connecting with A.. ~
X. x: from NIL points south
and southwest, and firm Tie
various springs and summers Pa.
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and stop only ut Chula Bur...
Vile, keysrllle, brakes Branch. Roanoke, Cloyer
Scottsbnrg, Wolf Trap. Boston, Barksdales. Dun,ec
Danrille. Reidsvillc Greensboro Thomasyil!e. Sai.
bury, China Grove. aud AIRLINE Railroad Juuc.
ton.
Trains Nos. and 9 connect Mt Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroad. AT Greensboro. for Pa
leigh, GoldsborO' and Intermediate points. with Y
e.. railroad. At Airline Junction with Atlantis and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 and from ali
points North and South.
Trains Nos. 3 aud will stop At all stations and
connect at Richmond going North and south with
the r., +. & i. K. r. for Washington and all o.n,s
North and West, and with the c. & .. K. l.. for
Greenbrier White sulphur and other spriHx, I'm
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the Nc an!
y. w. n. e. railroads 10 and from SaleE. y. e. Rs.
leigh and Goldsboro'. aud intermediate Ivints
At Salisbury with Wcsterh y. e. railroad Thcsr
trains run daily on Richmond and Daugills raa-
road. and connect rs above. except guiny north
on Sunday morning and going south on MONDAY
morning. Trains making thu, connection run daily
on Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Potomac and
Chcsancake and Ohio railroads except SUNDAY
Trains on n. W. n. e.. railroad run from Greens.
boro' 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 ya.sa2e
between the points named on the tickets. so L.y-
over checks will be given.
y. VI. X. TALCOTT
General Superintendent.
JOHN n. MAcMURDo. General Passenger Agent.
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