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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-24

We have already received our valentine
for this year. 1t Is not pretty one, OUT
what it lacks in beauty is made up IN mas
terly color1ng and skilful handling. The
title is "A Newspaper-Man," and repre-
SCENTS dropsical-headed chap with Cronln
nose, a green coat, and red pair OF trousers,
going through piece OF ten-cent muslin
with formidable pair OF shears. lou may
have noticed that all editors wear green
coats and red pantaloons. A quill inserted
behind comprehensive ear exhibits much
feeling, and is unlike anything found IN
medieval art. Very much unlike 1t. the
color in the nose is laid on with reckless
layishness and brush, and doesn't sus-
gest the Goittesque style OF painting to
any appreciable extent. The abbreviated
coat-tails are remarkable for breadth OF ell
feet and absence Of feeling, and are painted
in a rather low tone. The pose of the
figure is easy and graceful, as is natural
with editors. The delicate modelling OF the
feet reminds one more Of pair OF gun
boats than the early Christian frescoes.
They appear to cover the whole ground
or perhaps we should say the whole floor.
The buttons on the coat lack strength and
holes to push the needle through, while
the shirt-collar is terribly real and happily
conceived. The artist has thrown consider
able soul in the newspaper-man's shirt-co-
lar. The legs Of the table are patterned after
the Gothic style Of architecture, and are
rather weak; but the paste-pot on the floor
is full of tenderness and feeling and paste.
The brush which reposes gently in the pot
betrays q master-hand and short handle.
The shears with which the editor is sup
posed to be moulding public opinion are
bold, sharp, and vigorous, the rlFet being
particularly wellpainted and oiled. HIS
head is so bare that it hardly invites criti-
cism. All the details OF the picture are SO
faithfully worked out that tramp printer
would naturally salute the counterfeit edi-
tor with: "Have walked from Reading;
haven't had bite to eat for two days; can't
you give an old typo little help to go to
Philadelphia ?"-Norristo,cn Herald. ~
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BY Robert 3. Lyme.
(successor to Lyme 6 Brother,)
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME,
i ATTRACTIVE, AND EXCEEDINGLY
WELL-CONSTRUCTED, FIRST-CLASS FOUR
STORY DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING, No. 1908
CLAY STREET. BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. NORTH S1DE.SAs
trustees named in u certain deed Of trust from r O.
Warwick. Esq, dated May -, 1874, of record In
the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, In ID.
B. lO4, page 1856, we shall, in pursuance of said
years note dated May A. 1s54 psyaabls two years
after date, for the sum of S3,S0S, DEFAULT having
been made intlle payment thereof proceed TO sell.
upon the premises on THURSDAY the Sth day OF
March, 1877, at AZ O'Clock p. H.. the aboye-de-
scribed beautiful and magnificent RESIDENCE,
now occupied by Miss Charlotte G. Temple, contain
ing about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through
the centre and built IN the best manner and Of the
costliest material The stable has capacity for two
horses and carriages, and Is well built. All the
modern improvements are In the house, and the
yards are handsomely laid off with fine shrubbery,
&c. The lot fronts 100 feet on Clay street, and
runs back to wide alley.
TERMS: Cash as to snficiencY to pay off and dis
charge note for $3,80S and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses of sale residue npon terms,
say upon credi. till May l6 1877, for S4Ol2; TIL
May 16, 1878, for 81 gle: and upon u credit for
s4,42O until 18th May, 1870; and balance upon
terms to be given ut sale. --
=, W. II. LYME,
.. A. R. COURTNEY,
3 JOHN HOWARD.
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.rW1Ei - BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rFRUSTEE'S; SALE OF A BUILDING
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS
In execution Of certain deed Of trust to the under
signed as trustee, dated the 26th day OF March,
1879. and recorded in the Chancery Court Of
Richmond In D. 3. No. 100 A, on page S31: I
SHALL being required 50 to do by the holder of the
WEDNESDAY,, February 2Sth, at AZ O'Clock, the
LOT situated as above fronting 26 feet on the west
side of Third street. and running back between
parallel lines 70 feet fmore or less).
TERMS: Cash sufic Gent to defray expenses of sale
and to pay In full two notes for $132.6O and
Sl3825 with all interest thereon from the 26th OF
October, 1875; the residue Upon such terms as the
grantor in said deed may direct or In case OF his
failure to give any such direction, then upon terms
to be prescribed by the trustee, who will announce
the same at the time Of sale.
GPu1Bs e WILLIAMS Auctioneers. fe22
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.AUCTIoN SALES.--FUTURE Days.
~ BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. ..
. No. 1I13 Main street. ;.....

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
u ABLE Farm OF NINETY-FOUR ACRES
ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUT
THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, BY AUG.
TION.-Ry virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
February. s77, In the suit OF King pS. Whiteford
and others, we SHALL special commissioners there
in appointed, sell by auction, on tnS PREMISES es Oh
=. NJ. ! valuable FARM OF NINETY-F0UR
ACRES, with small DWELLING and orchard, on
the York River railroad, three miles from Rich
ipond and near tile lands Of Judge Burnham, II. w.
Hoenniger, and Others.
TERMS: One third Of the purchase-noney In
cash: the residue in six and twelve months, neg0-
table notes given for the deferred payments win
interest added, and title retained until the whole
Nv the court JOHN B. YOUNG.
~ ~ WILLIAM HANCOCK,
fe17 .-f u 49,. So Special Commissioners.
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D.. - - RICHMOND AND PETRRsBURGl
$50 RAILROAD CoNraSi.
INOMMENCING JANUARY ], lS'G tiaih'
~ on this road win run Us follows
7a5 A. b.. THROUGH MAIL aai.y: connecting ING
for Charleston, Augusta, CouinpMia 49,
annsn, Esl'i Mab ahn New 6Tlesns
and all points South and Soutnne ~
also connects at Petersburg witn - ui9
Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO or, tn o,he,
for I,ynchbdrg. farmville, ana QUIZ e
local stations on that road. Inis naN1
stops only al Manchester snd Cn ssssen
1.aoP.M., ACCOMMODATION daily. ~.
gers taking this train win max ~ S.s
eonpectiori nj Petersburg fm Non Ola.
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-nn'
steamers for Baltimore, PeilsdeiP2nl,.'
,-t. and New YORK, and with che Uid Do
minion steamers for New YORK, STOP
ping 1T all regular stations on SSE s.s
500 p. IL, FREIGHT daily Except sundA!h VIZ
has p. NJ THROUGH NAIL daily ssessp ai: sss,
dayJ, connecting for Weldon: kSS.sSS'
Wilmington, Charleston, ssyanna ~
sieeping!car for Wilmington ana so'
,ps 1asn PETERSBURG NORTH.
sss A. II, THRo Ugh MAIL SAi,y ssAssp'S sua-
. erteksburl an6 Potomsc railrosa iss
7as A. NJ q FRRG a:Hs TEAM daily texeeps Sum
40 NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIG sSsar it'ssA4k A1s With
1.os q a TNROUGH MAN daily, SonnNeSsnS
f-oo WITH RichunHd, Erederteks9uiS r S
Potnuse railroad for al potss, n n,ne
/ and wet sleeper attached, fua anscs
/ IIrouxb. Also, naaking close COZ nsSo
I tan with the Chesapeake 1na o ia
abroad for the Virgins spn PINE ,. aho
III nSints North snd West Tnl s. slns
- ssais only al Manchester ana Sne go
This e One oniy hne running double o1i'5 A~
from Richmond sosth. vii, dart fron
ALL TRAINS leaving Pesssss0tS
ths APpomat'o1 dspoes. 4. SHAW. Superintendent.
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by George S. Yashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
49, No. 7 Tenth street. l@-

+ .
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM, CON
L. TANNING ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY:
SIX ACRES, LYING IN THE COUNTY Or
HENRICo on THE NE 4EIoTG E Fs hs
OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, WITH DWELL
ING CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS; , BARH,
AND ADJOINING THE L A n DS OF o.. G:
BROWN AND oTHERs.-By virtue Of deed OF Of
trust dated 7th Of February; 1875. executed
trustee. recorded in the clerks Office Of Henrico
County Court, D. B. 81, page 70, and default hay
notes therein mentioned and secured, will, being
thereto required by the beneficiary of said trust
sell at public auction. on the premises, on SATUR'
DAY the Sd day of March, 1877, at II O'CLOCK d.,
the above desirable FARM.
TERMS The deed requires cash as to two nego-
table notes for the SUMS of S642.32 and S665.l0;
and cost of executing this trust but more liberal
terms may be had If desired.
HENRY A. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
G. S. vAsHoN s. Son, Auctioneers.
Lids
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A capital letter-The love-letter. A time
table-The table bought on credit. The
entrance to q balEroom-The lannon's
mouth. How to ascertain the weight OF d
mountain-Scaie it. A smooth-face swim
dle-OWing the barber for shave. A
happy medium-The one who is always
found in good "spirits." What part Of a
ship most resembles your mother-in-law p
The main stay.-BoSton Traveller.
Williamsburg woman looked under the
bed for u man seven hundred and ninety
eight times, and was disappointed each
time. When, upon looking the seven hun
dred and ninety-ninth time, her labors were
rewarded by finding just what she was
looking for, she was so badly frightened
that she didn't enjoy her discovery at ALL
NoTristo,pn Herald.
A conteuted mind is better than honors or
riches. A Brooklyn dlady who had been
reading list of Queen Victoria's titles
quietly observed that she was glad she
wasn't Queen of England, as it must be a
name to mark her own underclothes and
bed linen.-Brooksy's Argas.
The rapid and emphatic recital of thefol-
lowing is said to be an infallible cure for
lisping Hobbs meets Snobbs and Nobbs;
Hobbs bob to Snobbs and Nohbs; Hobbs
nobs with snobbs and robs Nobbs' fobs.
|That is," says hobbs, "the worst for
Hobbs job" snobbs sobs.-Erchange. 4
nWhat are the chances OF rs election
to that place he's looking AFTER" inquired
one politician goi another, at the Boston
City Hall, Thursday fsWell," was the re-
ply, g the chances are that the present In
saabranee will hold over : ;..,s '-..:.
"A gentleman had occasion to correct his
daughter, aged four. recently. After it was
oyer ana she had. sat awhile, che went to
her mother and inquired = /" Don't you
think Il would do papa good TO 60 out
It is very confederate In tramps to wilfullY
ep.dre 70 no buildings that are not well IN
sured. It seldom happens that an incen-
diary fire originates In nm uninsured build
Ing Turner's, Falls Reporter. '
They tell OF wealthy London barber
who has Just cut of bile heir without q shiI-
ling. Now. our BARRIERS aredi different; they
never cut OF anybody's hair without shit
ling. ~
After all, mankind has changed very little
with the lapse Of time. In little tavern
recently dug out at PompeiI the usual slate
and pencil were found hanging on the back
aot the door. - s IS
ReY, Robert ColIyer Is delivering lecture
ON aTrue Grit It Is said TO be an excel
lent Hominy on things 10 general.
Adog in q wood-shed has 2 corner On
coal. Y,
TIE eaual-boasnsn's iavorite iewel-toW-
paths.
Il 4 b = y -
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sRAInEloADLIrNEs..55


eIcHMoND. FHED'G POTOMAC r., r. COL
,S3s sso11':cE GENERALTfCKET AGENT,
n RIcHNoaD. December IL. 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. Ji,ea ,4igsEst
On, and after WEDNESDAY, December 18th
~ ms will run on this road as follows:
6:03 A. d. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily Tex
cept Sunday, connecting With the Bal.
nm0re and Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, due at New York at
l0I5 PM; arriving ut Washington
s:ss P. M. leaves Byrd-street station daily, con.
Meeting at Washington with the Ralti
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
5fi - ~ in New York at $50 A. 81. Through
~ 81 r .. sleeper from Rschmond to New York;
$3.50 p NJ R st5ss 81 Ss5fh s TRAIN,
80 "'sHGg Junction, leaves Broad-Street station
(Snndays excepted. 9eg4 .G!
7:O5 A. NJ. arrives Mt Byrd-Streef station daily
leaves New York at sos the preced-
= i - DIs ing evening. ..E.S SO s7,sa -
HOO p. NJ arrives at ByrdStrcet station daily lex
$40 A. M. S iept senssy TRAIN arrive
,ns ut Broad-street station Sundays ez.5
passengersear: Which win be at,ae to freish,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at, 500 4. NJ, ar.
leave QnaStieo On TUEsDAY, THGRsDAY, and and
s SAT- = e loA NJ arriving at Broadree'
Through sieepers and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station on
NIGHTS for Ill ponss North a and West and arve
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI 4
MORNINGS. Consiguees OF live stock and perish
freight at Bonlton on preceding evening.
Through bills of iading and rates given TO all priE.
cipal points North and Wea. e. T. b. MYERS.
, ~ General sap g NE ns
de ~ General Freight snd Ticket Agent.
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- by james NJ. Taylor q Son< - y
: Real Estate AGENTS and Anetioneers.
Office Corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

HOUSE AND LOT (No. 127 ON The
ll!EAsT sIDE OF LuMPRIN's 5 ALhEfs S Sh
FRAEKLfN STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-;
TION.-We Will offer for sale at public e, auction;
upon the premises; on SATURDAY the Z4In gay OF
February, 1877, at i o'clock RI m-.the aCUoE anu
LOT as above located The lot has front OF about
Sixty feet, running back the usual depth.
three and fofr wears with interest, payable annu-
ally in advance, and secured by deed OF trnst
: :, f.t1T 10 JAMES M. TAYLOR SON,
90 on --.,--.--l1.3r- Anctioneers
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Eleventh street between hfain and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE LITTLE COTTAGE FARM On THE he
THE CITY, AND JUST BEYOND THE PAIR
GROUNDS. AT AUCTION.-ln execution of de-.
cree of the Circuit Court of Henrico county entered
on tie 18th Of October, 1876, in the case of WI
liam P. Ford ps. Jackson &C., will sell at auction
upon the premises on MONDAY, 26th February, AT
ceedings In said cause the same consisting Of Sc
VEN ACRES OF LAND, situated as stated above,
living on the north side of the Broad-Sreet road, adj
joiping the lands of E. C. Pollard, Mrs Hutzler, and
the Hermitage tract. go
1t has upon 1t FRAMED DWELLING WITH the
usual out-houses and n nice PEACH-ORCHARD.
This property lies beautifully on good road, just
outside the city limits and presents inducements to
prisons wishing comfortable home or good mar
ket-garden., =
TERMS One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for notes with interest, and title retained
by the court until the notes shall be paid.
b. II. NASH, Commissioner.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers. fe Is
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By Frank j.. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. Cpl Hull street. Manchester, Va.

UCTION SALE OF SIXTEEN. ACRES
II OF GOOD TRUCKING LhND ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD ABOUT THREE
MILES BELOW RICHbfOND.-At the request of
AIR. George Mum | will sell at public auction. on
the premises, on MONDAY, February 26, at half
mast o'clock p. d., q SMALL FARM Of SIXTEEN
ACRES. more or less without any buildings except
a sroke-house), adjoining the lands OF - White,
ford, Judge BurDham, and others. There Is small
orchard and bed Of mari on the land.
TERMS Made known on the day Of sale.
F. j. SAMPSON,
fe 14 Auctionecr.
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Foreign News.

Foreign News
.pnYv.Y, OF o,xAHoSY's REMAINS IN IRELAND
MASS SAID Ar THE PROTESTANT CATTLE
ORAL.
y, oursssTowS. February aa.---0n the ar
rival here thls morning OF the steamer Da-
kota, from New York, local committee,
appointed for the purpose, proceeded Oh!
in tender ind received the remains OF
John O'Mahony, and presented an address
10 the American deputation accompanying
them. The coffin was conveyed TO the FRO
testant Cathedral at Cork, where mass 1or
the dead was celebrated at So'clock. OWING
to the early hour Of landing there was no
demonstration.
CARDINAL. CULLEN ON 0'MAHoNY.
LONDON, February 22.-Cardinal Cullen
in letter to the O'Mahony Funerai Com
snittee, says SCI am unaware that " MA
hony contributed any signal service ior nis
country. butinstead oil that rather provoked
hostile legislation against 1t. l nave peen
unable to learn that he was great pene-
factor OF the Church. On the contrary, ne
is said to have written in spirit hostile TO
n He WAS the head-ccntre Of Fenians and
collected large sums to promote their absurd
movements, even after Fenianism had been
condemned BY the Church. II were to
allow his remains to be in the Cathedral
should seem to approve his religious and
public conduct and projects relative to
ireiand--a responsibility which am not at
nil inclined to assume"
pIsEsTABLlsHMENT OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH.
LONDON, February ga statement Is
published here that league has been form
ed by the Rituailsts for the purpose OF agl-
tating in favor OF the disestahlishment OF
the English Church.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHgspy,uv,
OF TRAINS. 'N'' }

THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 T. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THt,Rs.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects a.
West Point with steamer Hay,n. ~
all points on York liver and Rail-
more. Arrives in Baltimore 4, g
NJ: connects with raj. line, for w,.h'
ington, Philadelphia View York. RIOS
ton. and all western points, Conncc,,
at Richmond with train, on Richmond
Ohio railroads. AMI
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. d. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY. ard SATURDAY. Connrcts
with steamers AT West Point for river
landings, Baltimore, and all western
points. CONNECTS 1t Richmond with
trains on Richmond and Danye rail
road. Richmond and Petersburg and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 P. N. Leaves Richmond daily tcxcep. Sun.
day..
LOCAL FREIGHT.
700 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY WE'D.
. NESD Y. and FRIDAY. Con-
meets at West Point with steamer ISIS
for all landings on Mattaponi and Pa
nunkey rivers.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. h. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, andSATURDAY. Con-
meets with train, On Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
tin0re from Pier l44 Light street
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
DAY, at r. u. Connects With
trains from Philadelphia, New York,
and western points, and at Vest Poin.
with trains for Richmond aud the
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
6:15.P. NJ. Arrives 1T Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with steamer NJ Wrst Point from
Baltimore Connects with Richmond
and Danville, Richmond and Peters
burg. and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 4. NJ. Arrives at Richmond daily except SUM-
+ day. Connects with Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
400 p. II. Arrives ut Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
.. NESDAY. and FRIDAY. Con-
meets at West Point with steamer Isis
from Mattaponi and PUnunkey-rSer
landings.
No transfer Of freight at Richmond 10 or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch. with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Through bills Of la,iing, With guaranteed rates,
Issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold TO all northern, eastern. and
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply 1T General Raj road Ticket Ol-
Ace, S26 Main street; Al the Exchange Hotel; AMI
company's depot, corner Twenty-th!rd and Dock
streets, Richmond, Va. ...
fe6 H. r. DOUGLAS Superintendent.
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f1CHmUND AND DANVHLE
~ - '@.,t RAILROAD

SCHEDULE DE TKAINs TAKING yrrr,-
49, FEBRUARY "a. 1871. hfftCT
THROUGH MAIL,
7:5O A. H., leaves Richmond daily cor.
GREENSBORO with trains on 49, ing at
-ea< - ma DIVISION and n. ". n, r. ~ ~ tsro-
SSnlarlote with trains on iiI,nnt:. n. at
hiicnmond AIRLINE railway ~. ana
~-- Anta, Macon. Jacksonville. NJ ~ At
I atg .r,. ry, Mobile, and New OrIeans nom gone.
r.-... soulhwestern points. With Z; ana Ha all
A. X. X for ColAIabis Angusfs =, ana
southern ana southeastern pointy3 "d all
LINCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 a. b., leaves Richmond daily for p,,,
( d f;at.mv ,,ni, Lynehburg, and interme,
oiate points, making close conna, tne-
at Lynchburg for all soT uinnecuon
/ ..s... points. ''''i"ster1
:n.s...s. THROUGH MAIL,
TAT P. ~, arrives Richmond da,,v o,
with North Carolina diyisionn ' y e!
y. Il. IT,. G. G. and e. r, n -.
Alianu ana Richmond Air-Jdns' s auu
..8 "aS IGIn an southern and southwsst-
eth points, and with Richmond, Fredc-
tlcksnurg and Potomac and f'hes.reaSs
and Ohio railroads for ali northesr ate
western points. 'n Ana
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATES
4:51 p. H.. arrives Richmond daily from
burg, Farnyille, Burkevile. and -. ~ hf 90
...sr tefnediate points, and from all sou,h-
... II western points, " 'N'h-
Tickets sold to all southern and Sou,,,ro.
points, and baggage checked through S"" western
Palace sleeping-cars run through be, .,a, Dr.,
mond and Brunswick, GA. Nsca-
Local tickets good only for continuous r,ss,.o !,
tween the points named on ticscts No iaeo. De-
CHECKS Will DC gwen. I. N. X. TALCOTr'
JOHN 4. MAcMuRDo. General P.Ssengp. Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEpARTMENT,

Accommodation leaves Richmond nj $40 L. 81,
and arrives at Gordonsville at 7:30 Z. ~, aud ar
riyes at Washington Ut / :55 J.. u. M.
Mall trains run daily Except west OF dordohs'''e
on sunday. ,,,.,
Express trains run daily, stopping al Jnncuon'
Noelfs Treyilan's. Gordousyillc. CharlotteoIiiie;
Stau1ton, Goshen, M!ilb0ro', Corington, anu all
regular stations west Of C0yinston. ,,
Accommodation trains run daily (ekceps suhui!''
and connect at Gordonsyillc for Washington. IN,
Mail and express trains connect III Gordons'ime
for Washington, and mail train ut ChcriotteoSiic
FOR Lynchburg and the South. - ,, -.
Express train connects II Cincinnati Win ths
trunk lines for all points In the West. ana
Southwest, including California, orefon, ana leAl'
Mail train arrives ut Richmond III 4.3p /. Al.
Express train from Cincinnati connects At tor
louisville with the Virginia Midland railroad, a,
irving Ut Washington At 1880 A. NJ, ana arrives ss
Richmond a. ESQ 4. n. connecting Win the k!cn-
mond and Dauville and Richmond and petersburg
trains for all points south. s,,,,,,o,
Through coaches from Richmond 10 Washington
Accom- notation train arrive II 9<lD a. d.
Sleepinx-cars run on nieh.-;rdns- -,
Through tickets sold and baggage Checked l" Az
principal points. cor,r,,y.s
For rates, information. &C., apply st COMPANY!
offices and nc S26 Main street. Richmond, va;
CONWAY K: HOW AkU,,
General Passenger and TlcksL Agss-
w. N. s. DUNN.
NO Engineer aud Superintendent.
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FOR NEW YoRk;-The OLD &EKES
n Dominion Steamship Company's nsaaaaasssaS
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE,
will sail SUNDAY, February 25th, at O'Clock
P. n -s..s..:.' =, ~ So. 80
Freight received until o'clock Saturday evening.
Through bills of lading signed and goods i0r-
warded with dispatch to all points north. sonth,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; round-trip tickets.
$40. Storage, $6 and 10.
For freight or passage, apply to e....... ..
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
fe 24-2t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-24

DILL ADELPHIA, RICH .GfSfR
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM. sssaEsszs sEksssss
SHIP LISE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city uid Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. II South Wharves, Philadelphia.
d. u. G. MINK, Agent,
my17 No 90 Deyonsllire street. Boston.