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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27

Ell Perkins explains no" he got cleft"
at Detroit, missed hi- train, and lost lee
turing fee Somebody handed him the card
of a female barber, and he visited the shop,
and enjoyed the deIiciocs sensation of being
shaved and shsmpooed by her veivety fn-
gers. when ..-he put her little fingers
pIump against his face" and cher arms
around his neck" he declares that she never
felt SO in his life, and wondered what his
wife would say" He went through the
whole catalogue of shaving. hair cutting,
&c, and while doing SO the train took its de-
parture.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27
OYSTERS AND ALE.


O. n. u.
our NEW PLOUGH is still the field, and
J none better is likely to turn up tn sOi 1t
hse been in use nd f.vorAbIy knowa for five years
Supplies of them copsautly on ha nd at our FUun-
dry ana Machine Shops in Charlest"wn.
Aug D. 1876 wElRICk & WELLER.
TNXTR4 CT Lemon. Vanilla, Strawberry Orange.
T. Nectar. Sea Mos Fariue. Neison's aud C"1's
eIatiue, Duryea's Corn Starch. all fresh and nice,
20 be h sd at Z f. BELLER'S.
1>O bye Easy and Happy. the s.Handv Y Pack
age Dyes. Ihev hetter tnan all other
kinds Of Dve stuff. To be bad st
May 90, 1877. c. E. BELLER'S-
YONs' Insect Powder, for the destruction of
l. Insects, Ants, Reaches. Garden We,m'; &c,
for sale BY c Z BGLAkK.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12
Negro Killed BIZ cassius Y. cl.z.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA tclcgrpm 10
the COurier-Jorad from Richmond,
Ky, speaking ofthc killing of Perry
White by Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, for
mcrly United States Minister 10 Rus
sia, gives the following verdict of the
Coroncr's jury: "Pcrry White camu
10 his death by a pistol shot wound by
G. NJ. Clay, sunday, Sept. 30, 1877,
the testimony being given u- under
oath 10y &. VI. Clay, hc being the only
witness. We are constrained to usti-
fy said Clay, and believe he did il in
SclG-dCfcnce." No particulars ac-
company the telegram as to how the
killing was brought about. II is un-
dcrstood that White attacked Clay bc-
cause of his mothers dismissal of
Clay's farmhouse.
Near .Iohn-Onvillc Anderson county,
last night according to reports receive
cd late tonight, Mrs. Black was shot
and nIOrtally wounded by Doc Ward,
Fears Of lynching are entertained.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12
Er. Hayes ana the Civil ssrv:e. Order,

The friends of Rutherford Il. Hayes
claim great credit for him on account
of what they call his civil service re-
form. What does it amount 10: He
say that Clerks, PosimastcrS, &c,
must not interfere in politics, but hU
and his Cabinet officers, just before the
important election in Ohio, commence
an clccjiomccring ioltr through Ohio
and through some Of the Southern
States. That Hayes object i'm coming
South and making the speeches he
did was 10 inilucnc" the Ohio election,
j. too plain 10 deceive any ono. His
motives are understood i'm Ohio. and
are ably expressed in that sterling
Democratic paper, the Cincinnati En-
Tlircr i'm tn" following burning words:
"Mr. Hayes ISSUED an order advertised
To bc the genuine essence Civil ser
vice Reform. 40 Federal officer
should he permitted To- take part in
political CaucUS,~, convention or ClCC-
tiOns; no political assessments should
be made: no Federal influence what
ever should bc brought tu bear upon
local political ailair-. Thi- was taking
away the machinery of the party, To
he sure, hut the urdcr'ha- been laudcd
i'm extraVagant terms a. the puru-t dec
laratiOn for the reform ut the Civil
service that had been made 10y any
occupant of the Presidential chair.
The order il not very old, bur already
it has been most shamclc@,ly violated
hy members of the Cahiuci, 10y men
Of high standing i'm the Republican
party, and hy even Mr.. Hayes him
self Assessments have been made.
The Departments have been ransacll-
td in tile search for Ohio voters that
thcy might bc driven home tu vote.
4 mcmbcT of the Cabinet comes to the
state topnt the Federal pressure on
the people. 70 crown all, IN" Admin
istratiOn itself, i'm braZen defiance Of
its own order, -tump- The state Of
Ohio on the exc uf 4 critical election,
applying the magnet power of VOmp
and parade, the persuasive rluquCncc
Of the orators 10 the Government, the
uVcraNing symbols al authority, the
charms of the procession of Il circus,
the weight of the presence and influ-
encc and appeals of the Executive DE
partmcnt of the Government to the
bolstcring up OF the Republican party,
trembling before the battle. We ap-
peal TO the sober Judgment of the fur
minded men if Mr.. Hayes has not, by
his indecent violations of the letter
and the spirit of his Civil Service or
der while the pen that wrote it il
scarcely laid down, earned ~corIl for
MS motives, contempt for his weak
ues~. and absolute di~tru-t in his pro-
fcssions for good. but this j. the Adj
nliniStTatiOn record.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12
NOT EXACTLY THE FEAST

70 which they were invited. laugh
teri They don't understand it at all.
And now Mr.. Packard may pack back
to the State of Maine with his carpet
bag, where lie came from, and his
cOHfcrc, Mr.. Chamberlain. froIa the
state of Massachusetts,, who had car
pet-bagged into south Carolina, and
was running the machine down there,
who was hustled out pretty much the
same way, took his pack aud went to
New York City 10 practice law
Laughter. BY the way, ] expect
that he will need about all the law
that he can learn in short time in
his own case, if what report says j.
true. [Rencwed laughter So there
il is; Hampton is Governor OF South
Carolina, and Nichols il Governor of
Louisiana, and every body says there
is peace and quiet down there, There
has not been "a niger numbered or
even -calpcd llauElItcrl in Louisiana
Or in south Carolina since NICHOLS
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12

got to b, Governor Of Il o ono and
Wade Hampton of the otl.cr. All Is
lovely as this bright day that glad
dens THE assembly.
And yet it has been said, il was said,
that if this thing took plsce--you
were told last fall mat if lnis thing
took place, that the whole Southern
country would fairly run red with
blood. We told them it would not;
We said, let those people govern them
selves as we govern ourselves in Ohio,
and all Will bc quiet down there.
And now when this Administration,
against the will of the majority of III
party, aud against the will Of three
fourths of IL, leading men, as | verify
lPlieve, when il has taken this course,
when il has adopted this Democratic
policy, precisely the results we said
would take place have taken place.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12
There are two errors very comm

There are two errors very common
~ committed by persons selecting
animals from which TO breed. Some
pay too much attention 10 pedigree
and too little TO form. Willie others orr
in the opposite direction. The one
will select the animal with the longest
pedigree whatever he his form, whilo
The other does not care about tue pcdi-
gree, hut bases his decision on "A per
sOnal inspection Of the horse. The
latter of the two j. the least objection
able, since the stock will be- far moro
likely TO inherit the qualities of an
immediate rather than those Of re-
mote ancestor. While form and
character are OF prime importance,
yet the blood should never bc neglect
ed. Especially Is this point to Ice re-
garded where stock j. bred for the pIIr-
pose of again breeding from it, since
hc who breeds from animals
whose immediate ancestors were Of
unknown descent, will bc pretty sure
to repent of his error.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12
SENATOR NoRToN.
4 Committee Of ths Indiana Methodist
Conference Present to Him Series
Of Resolutions The interview.

RICIMoND IND., sept. -. This
morning Rev. /. {. Holiday and Rev.
DR.. Bayl"S~, old personal friend. OF
Senator Morton and l"adm" ministers
in the Methodist Church in this STATE,
called upon tn" Senator iu Obedience
To instructions from the Southeastern
Indiana Conference, and presented
him with series ufrc-OlutiOn~ passed
10y their Conference az the session YES
trrdaN, together with - letter from
Bishop Haven.
The fir>i resolution dcclar,- the cor
ference regarded the Senator's sick
Hess a. an event of such great impur-
tancC as 10 demand from il Il formal
recognition.
The second puts upon record their
high appreciation Of the eminent SCR
vices tho Senator has rendered the
State and nation, both during and
since the war, which have cunmnn-
dcd their high respect and prompted
the wish that his life might br spared.
The third declares that the calamity
that has Ovcrtakem him is one before
which the clamor of parties should bc
hushcd 10y the voice Of patriotic pray
er.
The fourth and filth, that Bishop
Haven lead the Conference In prayer
to God that the Scnatormay spared,
and that two persons accompany the
Bishop to this city to present these
resolutions TO the senator i'm person.
The Bishops engagements prcven-
ted his accompanying the committee,
but he sent AN autograph letter CX-
pressing his deep regret at his illness
and the hope for his speedy recovery.
The committee Informed the Scna-
tor that the Conference had requested
Rev. J. j. Newman, of Washington,
ID. g., who was in attendance upon
the Conference, to address the Sena-
tor letter expressing the feeling Of
the Church at his aifliction and their
anxiety for his complete restoration TO
health.
The interview between the Senator
and the committee was very affecting,
and the Senator assured the commit
tee that nothing in his personal histO-
ry gave him more pleasure or greater
qualifications than 10 receive their res
olutions and visit.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12
COLUMBIA
HIGH SCHOOL p!
Columbia, Tennessee.
T. F. SEWER, Principal.
n. B. EDMIST0N, Associate Prln'

The FIRST term OF this school viii open in
the College Building on Monday, Sept. 3rd,
1871, Tuition from $500 70 500 per month,
accordInQ to advancement. An Incidental
Tee Of sI.00 per term will be charged each pu-
nil. All bills due at the end OF each school
month. For pupils entitled 10 benent ol
SCHOOL Studies. For circulars containing
fnrfher Information, apply to
T, +. SEWER, Principal.
or II, u. JOHNSTON, associate Principal,
Aug. 3l.lsll,
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12

CLEHR ADAMS has finished The rOs-
ter OF the next House, which gives the
Democrats It majority of eleven.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12

"Why didn't you insert my artj-
cle?'' asked "a contrihutGf "Was il
too long?' no" replied the editor,
at was too narrow
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-12

Mr.. Hayes has concluded To post
pnne his visit to Richmond until next
moA1,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
Ritt,u,ond nispattlt,
WEDNESDAY :. FEBRUARY %. 1877.

A CONSCIENTIOUS JuRY.-An old story IS
vol, retold in recent issue Of southern
Journal, as follows: "a jury in Alabama
had been impanelled in the case OF Mr..
johnson, charged with killing his VIE
The evidence was positive and conclusive
leaving no doubt of his speedy. conviction.
10 the amazemept Of all, the jury, after
short absence, returned verdict, 'Gnalty
OF horse-stealing.' The Judge, asfon,shs "a
asked an explanation. stating that the l"t
dictment was not Tor horsc-steahhs', uus
mans,aushter. The foreman, WITH MS nanu
mnon = huge law-book. and with an ANU
sinrlv dignided air. informed the Court t Ina,
O.. G,aS NOT n case of manslaughter, but
wo 70 for which the law W, made ,,,an
no provision, but being satisfied the ,.h man :"
deserved to be hanged, they had brousnt IL.
osyora;ct al demonstrating, which in tha'
country would be sure to hang HIM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
RAILROAD LINES.
G4 lsss
RICHMOND. FHED'G & POTOMAC X. X. Co.|
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, !
RICHMOND. December IL, 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY. December 18th
rains will run on this road as follows:
sos a. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily rex
espt Sunday S2nn n1d a TlE ae s and
Potomac railroad. due nj New York nj
1915 p. D.; arriving at washington
t1.1OP.M.
S:3S z. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily, con-
Meeting at Washington with the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York ut $3.50 a. VI. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York;
price Of berth, 80.
4:3O r. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, for
Junction, leaves Br0ad-Strect station
(Sundays exceptedl.
7:O5 A. VI. arrives ut Byrd-Strctt station daily
leaves New York at 6:05 the preced-
ing evening.
LOO F. IL. arrives n Ryrd-Strect station otily Tex
800 4. N. ACCOMM0DATION TRAIN. arrive
ut Broad-Street station (Sundays ex-
ccptedl.
4 passcngcr-car. Which will be attached to freight
train III leave Broad-Street depot on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY 1T 800 4. NJ, ar
irving ut Quautico ut 4:40 +. 81. Returning, Will
leave Quantico on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ, arriving 1T Broad-strcet
depot at d Z. ~.
Through sleepers and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Strect station Cd
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT UR d y
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and F "a i
MORNINGS. Consignecs of live stock and perish
able articles upon giving notice at depot can obtain
freight at Boulton ON preceding evening.
Through bills of lading and rates given 10 all prlL.
ch3al points North aud West. f. +: d. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
c. A. TAYLOR.
c12 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
AUCTION sAIEs...Future Days.
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
No. 1113 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO vALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
i DIE FRAME DWELLINGS; N NH TsiH = : ID
bO7 AND 500 RESPECTIVELY, ON THE EAT A.,
SIDE OF TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET BE, BE,
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIG STREETS;
the provisions of two deeds Of trust, bearing
date respectively the 9Th day of August, 1879.
and the 9th dry OF August, 1870, from Charles
b. Walker to the .uudcr: ignch. trustee, duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the Chanccry
Court of the city of Richmond, to secure the pay
ment of the obligations Of debt therein mentioned,
SHALL trustee In said deeds, being required so 10
do By the beneficiary therein seeIred sell t by aue c.
March, 1877, at 4 o'clock 7. NJ, two deslra6 y.
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. oOI
and 100, with four and five rooms respectivey, anu
LOTS 33x126 and 34x126 feet respectively ma ma
an alley In the twelve feet Wide on inc el sue
of Twenty-eighth street between Cay ana Lcigh
streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: Enough Is required In cash by said aecns
to defrTy the expenses Of executing thls Ts, UNI,
To pay Off the sum of 1,52944. with 1nlercst lron.
the 9th day Of February, 1877; but inc lonoMiai2
terms may be givcn-to-wit: One thlru ci,n oal-
ance IN six and twelve months, ncgotiaDie note.
given for the deferred payments, Win Interest
added and secured Ivy deed OF trust. ~ ,r,
fc2 j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28

RICHMOND AND PErBRsBCEGI
RAILROAD COMPANY. ,
COMMENCING JANUARY ], 1871, TRAINS
" Oh this road will run Is foo"s
LEAVE RICHMOND sou III .,,..,r-
753 A. VI. THROUGH NAIL daily. connscule
for Charleston, Augusta, Conln6is' 81
yannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, MaIou'
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and Mi toinrs South ami Southwest
also CONNECTS at Petersburg WIN .ne
Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO ra!if,su
for Lyuchburs. FarmTillc, ana otneI
local stations On that road. fh.s tram
stops only II Manchester ana the>'sl.
l2op.M, ACCOMMODATION daily. Pas;eh-
gers taking this train will max ctV,e
Connection AZ Petersburg fol norfolk,
and ut Norfolk with splendid la -hhe
steamers for Baltimore, Philadsipmn.i'
and New York, and With the Oia po
minion steamers for New YORK. sop
pIny ST all regular stations on skiL..
600 p. ~. FREIGHT daily teAcept suha&!' VIA
coach attached. . Cav
dayl, connecting for Weldon kal.lshh'
Wilmington, Charleston, Sasamnin,
and al points In Florida ftih ,sa
sIceping-car Tor Wilmington ana 'H'
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. Ann
6:33 A. 81, THROUGH Maj: day ense~ E :-I
ericksburp ano Potomac rsilrosu io'
all points North, IA and W est. u
7.45 A. a.. FREIGHT TRAIN dIi!y ieAeeps sDo-
duy) with coacli attlcheti. ,,>
400 4. NJ, ICCOAisI0DATI0N, TRAIN, villa
passenger coach attached. ,,,-
7.oh r. A. THROUGH NAH. daily, cohhec.inff
''0' With Riehmnn, Fredericksburg am, anu
Potomac railroad Tor all points h ~
and West. Sleeper attached, runn,Is
through Also, Dlssing close eeh meIo
ton with the Chesapeake ana ou,GG
railroad for tic Sirgtnia Sprinss ana
ali points North and West THIS tr."
sto,s only al Manchester ana Ehser'ir
This Ia the only line running double daily 'f"iH
from Richmond South. LIN tart from,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wiz s'A'
m so h 3d A. SHAW. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28

WANTED, W00D-CHOPPE HEW-
w ERS, and COOKS. Fifty white and colored
men to get pine cord-wooG-pay, rs cents per cord
Also five good women cooks. &c. for private fni-
lies In New York-i,ay, s12 per month. Apply to
J. p. JUSTlS,
fe % Labor Agent. No. 9 Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
-->~------~--~-~~---~--~~--
by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctionecr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE HOTEL PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH IN
GUST ALLEY AND WALL STREET. virtue
OF DEGREES ofte Chancery Court OF the CITY or Kcn
the 9th OF February. 1877. In the case of MISS
executors ps. Gazcbrook, &C.. shall, as special
commissioner thereby appointed In further eNccu-
ton. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 7th
day of March, 1877. at IL O'Clock h1 that valaoe
nroperty Iocnted m above. known formerly rs
BRADFORD,S HOTEL. II contains ten rooms,
and was originally erected for hotel. for whlch IL
Is now used. The lot has Il front OF 20 icet anu
depth of 100 feet. .-.
TERMS: One third cash: balance ut six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest addei,
and title retained until all of the purcasc-n0ney Is
fully paid and conveyance ordered by the Court
'' H JOHN A. LYMAN,
fc2s Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
BY Robert Ii. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent anu Auctlonecr'
1912 Slain street.

cMALL AND WELL-LOCATED NEAT
y TWO-STORY FRAME DIET G II D
DWELLING ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF CL .;A,
0Nn STTEETS, Now OCCUPIED By ME. c. II.
GRAVES. FOR SALE BY AUCrION:-By request
of the owner shall sell by public auction upon the
premises, on THURSDAY the 1si day of March.
1877, at AZ o'clock ?. NJ, the above nice little
DWELLING, conlaining five rooms; cu'rertS' &C.
The LOT Is 20 by 90 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Will be liberal and ut sale.
This offers All unusually good opportunity to secure
Il small home in desirable ncighhorh1od.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
fco6 Real Estate Auctonter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
By f.. Il. Cook, Auctioneer,
w 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street
THREE THOROUGHBRED HAMlL-
| TONIAN COLTS ITO BE SOLD FOX Az
COUNT OF WHOM IT NAY CONCERN ~
AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 2etn l nIas.r.
Turner & Co., at their stables, on Franklin st"ee
below the Exchange Hotel, for account oil "hom 1t
may T STn't thoroughbred HAMILToNIAN COLTS,
One thoroughbred HAMILToNIAN CoLT'two
The fycyear-old colts are we'll broken to harness,
a" fa 81 OF very i"S E.B COOK, Auctoncer.
VIII be added to the above sale:
Three excellent DRAUGHT HORSES, wei prose
W III, ,, h0S " f. q. COOK. Auctionecr.
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ArrcTrON sALEs..This Day:
~ .ToI,n mccormick. Auctioneer,
A. 1d1a Main street.

r Will, SELL AT NY STORE, No; ). 1 sla,,l
Main nnommsneng at ioX oclock A. MI ARE
6
WARDSSopiEii1 siRS. WRIT1NG-DESkS, BED,
FEiT1 I'd r sHNtk Re MSTTREs IS
plLh0pnnSS;r h and lot of HATS, LOOKING
1T ASSES, PICTURES, &C. ,,or,.
Also. large consignment Of EnE,is ana an AmeIV-
EPs which will be sold without limit at public ahc
ton. ,->,n,,, -, .,-o auOvEL-
boANp' ~ p'i'"'e JOHN MCCORMICK,
ao,x Auctionccr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING rrrrc,o
FEBRUARY "a, 1877 '' H'f

..
THROUGH MAIL.
$50 A. d., leaves Richmond d,ily- ror-.o.,.
,reeilspro with trains on North 60 ~
Una division and y. w. \. C.R y ~
1onHlriote WIN trains on Atlanta and
tichmond AIRLINE railway for a.
ianta. Macon. Jack, onyIll. N,ni a AZ
ry, Mobile. and New Orleans ,,J IN" ~,
southwestern points. With G. e al ~,
~ u. l.. for Columbia, Augusta and a.,
southern ana southeastern poiDtS ''
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATES,
$3.50 A. NJ. leaves Richmond daily for Eurl.,t,.
tarlnTillc, Lynchbur.. and intern
diate points. making close counnrSr
points. "''''o
THROUGH MAIL.
TAT P. NJ, arrives Richmond d.tiy, c,p,oc,to-
with North Carolina division Y, " IS
{. X. r.. G. c. And 4. H. II. y 49,;
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE r az
way from all southern aud s0uthycS,
/crn points, and with Richmond. Fred
ricksbnrg and Potomac and Chrs,rrnt,
and Ohio railroads for al northern ,1t
western points. @
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
4:5l =. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from y,c.-
burg. Farmyillc, Iurkryillc and ,II In
tcrmedia'r points and from all .uu,h =
western points.
Tickets sold 70 all southern and sou,I,y.s,n
points, and baggage checked through 'e'"
Palace sleeping-cars run through !yttarru Rich
moDd and Brunswick. Ga. ''u
Local tickets good only for continuous n.ss,,o b..
tween the points named on tickets. No ky-oYer
checks Will be given I. VI. X. TALCOTtT
General Superinteudert
JOHN Il. MACMuRpo, General Passenger Agent
fe24 "S'"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
BY l.. B. Cook, Auctionecr,
No, 10 Governor street.

ASSORT al En- OF
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPEIS' 9c;,
90 tT Sift,TiC1N.-On WEDNESDAY the 2Stn
viii sell It In the Fss ssS srce
5O7 Leigh street, between eiiih nrG y aud
nm excellent assortment OF HoUSEnou .n,,ni
KITCHEN FURNITURE 1.-THE owner "ee'i'''S
consisting OF
ONE CHAMBER SUIT, W. cJ1STANDS
CABINETS ana WASH" '>'''
CARPETS. RUGS, MATING,
CHROMOS, ENGRANINGS.
ETAGERES,
CHINA TOILET-WARE
REFRIGE orator, LOUNGE
IAN ,o>,,
tonnthcr with many other useful HOuSEhEEilNo
DC r. d. COOK, Auctioncer.
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C0NFEGrEONEREES. &c.

DIE-FRUITS-CANNED GOODS.-one
/ Thousand dozen two and three;ouHd Cannes Canned
t.wnanound Strawberries, two-pound Raspborries'
tWo-poand Damsons. two-pound Backberries, two
sound Pineapples, two-pound Lima Beans Two T1
r,Wgas California Canned Peaches. Apricot, Green
CAGES. Fresh Prunes, Dates, Driea reac.es Inree
pounu fie-i t"''' 14l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-28
By Edward G. Godlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. lO1J Main street.

TWO NEAT BRICK TENEMENTs, ON
/ MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN NUN,
FORD AND GILMER STREETS, FOR s 81 Al
O'Clock p. H., will sell, on the premises, those
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS Nos. 706 and 7OS
west Marshall street, containing each three rooms
kitchens with one room. Good we'll Of water between
the lots. ,...
to wide alley.
70 90 EDWARD G. GODDIN.