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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
rus NORTHWEST ASaLE.--One Of the GU

Tus NORTHWEST ANdIE.--One OF the GU
r;ns;f;es OF our international line ls the
northwest angle OF the Lake Oh the WOODS.
r. moo the remote and northwesterly point
~ which Franklin had been able to push
the boundary. He placed the point In ar
ticle IL OF the treaty OF peace, IN 1888, III
the following language: Thence through
the middle OF Long Lake (Which desisna.
tion was then intendedto cover most OF Tue
international series) and the water con,'nu-
nication between it and the Lake OF the
Woods to the Lake of the Woods; thehce
through the said lake to the most noTtR'oeSt-
ern part thereon, and from thence on :, !.
dine west course to the river MISSISSIPPI;
The phraseolocy OF the persistent rahA-
lin was never gotten rid OF in any supse-
event treaty. it is in the treaty OF oneht
~ 1914 and Webster retained Is IN the Ash.
hurton treaty OF 1912. 1t was supposed at
tbc time OF the original treaty tnat tue
sources of the Mississippi river were oirectiy
,vcst Of the Lake Of the Woods. BY the Ash
hnrton treaty Webster dropped down to the
yortv.fourth parallel and thence west to the
Pacific. But this phrase, preserved tnrousu
all controversies, gives us an area OF ABOUT
seventy thousand acres OF good lana "itniii
the natural limits OF Pembina, near 10 tue
Canada Pacific railroad, and close 10 the
great settlements and improvements OF tue
"Prairie Province" OF Pembina. IL ap.
pears upon the maps as an isolated piece OF
American soil, having no connection Wna1-
ever by land with our territory, but lying
wholly within the Dominion OF Canada
Pioneer Press.
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Said Wade Hampton at Rockford:

Said Wade Hampton ut ROck1oTu:
"Up to the beginning OF that war USED
all my influence to preserve the Union:
(Cheers.l I was Union man. [Renewed
cheers.l / did all ! could to preserve 1t. 1
did all I could to avoid war, and when
South Carolina called her sons, as Illlnois
called hers. obeyed her command, and,
men of Illinois, fought you rs long ana as
hard as I could. and l have no apologies 10
make for it. Loud cheers and laughter.
I remember especially that / fought the
Eighth Illinois, and thought it one OF the
best regiments in the Federal army. |
fought them very hard indeed. lGreat
cheering and laughter, and voice,
'You did well.'l Now, my friends, we
went into the war believing we were right !;
hut when the war ended we surrendered
and want to impress that upon you. we
surrendered in good faith, and challenge
a man living to say that from that day TO
this have Violated in any degree the tenor
of my parole. or done anything inconsistent
with nv honor as a soldier or citizen.
GLoud cheers.l When sheathed my sword
I renewed my allegiance to the United States
Government. pledged myself TO support
the Constitution of the United States. When
I took my official oath the other day as Coy,
ernor Of South Carolina ] swore to uphold
1t as it now stands, and so help me God IN
tend to keep it. Loud cheers, and voice,
THAT'S what we want.J We surrendered
in good faith. We accepted the Constitu-
ton Of the United States with the amend
Re -
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A Tramp'S MaximS.

From the Detroit Free Press, September 12.]
In the hip-pocket of an old vagrant pulled
in by the police the other night was mem
orandun,.book full Of his own writing with
pencil, and some of his philosophy is good
enough to be preserved. His first paragraph
reads:
drinking bad whiskey because it is
offered free is like getting in the way OF bull
lets purchased by all enemy"
A second reads: -...-....
"Honesty is the best policy, but some
folks are satisfied with second best. IL IS
hard to be honest on an empty stomach"
A third runs:
"a dry plank under rain-proof she'd IS
better than feather-bed in Jail, and one
isn't annoyed by the jailer bringing in
square breakfast"
A fourth says: ..-
"Pay as you 60. If you haven't any
thing to pay with, don't go. Ii you are
forced to 20, record every Indebtedness and
let your heirs settle the bills"
The fifth explains:
"We should have charity for all. When
the winter winds blow cold and drear we
vags should pity the poor fellows in India
who are having red-hot weather."
A sixth is recorded:
"Politeness costs nothing, but it IS not
expected that you will wake man up at
midnight to ask permission to 60 through
his hen-house. 1t is more courteous to let
him enjoy his needed repose."
The seventh and last was noted down as
follows:
"Wben you pick up an apple-core do not
find fault because it is not the apple itself,
but be satisfied with the grade OF descent.
Do not be ashamed OF your occupation.
We cannot oil be lords, nor can we oil be
Migrants. AS cannot be lord / should
not lament at being vagrant. Be truthful
and outspoken-that is, tell 'em you are
Chicago-fire sufferer. Keep seasonable
hours or some other vag will get your plank
first. Be hopeful, cheerful, and good
natured. Growing won't cure sore heel"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
BY Robert B. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

MICE BRICK STORE, OPEN FRONT,
IN NO. -. WITH DWELLING con
TANNING FOUR ROOMS ABOVE. CARPEN-
TER-SHOP IN REAR. G As. WATER, CuL.
EERTS. &C., ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH AND
TWENTY-FIFTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-By request of owner shall sell. upol
the premises. at public auction, on FRIDAY NEXT
the st day of September. 1877, at 5S O'Clock p:
NJ, the above very VALUABLE WELL.BUiLT
PROPERTY. admirably adapted for retail store,
&c. Lot IS 20 by 166 feet
TERMS: one third cash; balance IN six. twelve,
and eighteen months. six per cent interest, with
notes secured by a deed of trust.
&c IL ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer.
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BY JAS. MacdOugall, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.
ALE OF STOCK OF
i STOVES, T.N-WARE, SPRING-WAGON,
IRON-SAFE, GLASS-FRONT Shelly
ING, TIMERS TOOLS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.

By virtue of two deeds Of trust executed to Inc by
Mr.. George Klen-the former datcd the 10th day Of
July, 1875, and the latter dated the 18th day Of
February, 1S77-both Of which deeds have betn
duly recorded in the clerks Office of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond. SHALL being so re-
quired by the beneficiary In said deeds, proceed to
sell at auction. at the store OF said Klein, No. G12
Broad street, on FRIDAY the 21st inst ant, ut 0
O'Clock A. NJ, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
mentioned in said deeds being valuable stock of
COOKING and HEATING. STOVES.
TOILET SETS. LAMPS,
GAS-FINTURES,
Large assortment OF TINWARE,
FRUIT-JARS.
KNIVES and FORKS.
1 excellent lot of TIMERS TOOLS and Ma
CHINERY.
1 SPRING-WAGON and HARNESS.
nearly new IRON-SAFE. combination lock,
made by Aioslcr, Bahmann Co.;
CLASSROOM SHELVING,
TOYS, &C., &c.
The attention of the trade respectfully asked to
this SALE as the goods all rstclass, and must be
sold.
TERMS: Sums Of SIS 0 and under. cash. over $50
and under 500, thirty days: 100. sixty days,
for approved negotiable notes.
CHARLES EUKER, Trustee.
JAS MACDoUGALL, AuctiOneer.
Sc 17-M.Tu.W.Th&F
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MINERAL WATERS.
INSURANCE COMPANIEs.

n N. WALKER 4 CO., GENERAL In
u. SURANCE AGENTS, lo14 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. renresenting the =, -,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edinburgh,
CAPITAL, 81 c. 900 600 gold.
AMAEON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Ctncin'
natl, Ohio-assets over 81 coo, 600; oo,,,.Ny
~ New Ynrt-lessets over 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CQM IN I, o.
BROOKLYN, NJ Y. sssets over $500 600.
tyn, N. Y.-assets over $2.5o0.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Portsmouth, Ea--assets 0vsr 200. 600.
Deposiied with the Treasurer OF Virginia, @l5U
boo. Losses equitahly adjusted and promptly paida
saa agency. Applications solicited, and fmmedasA
attention given thereto. ~ W 40
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" AND VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCEAND
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
Coke and Cottrel!, truSlees,}
Harvey and others
In execution OF Il decree Of the Chancery Court of
Richmond entered In this cause the 9Th of Feb
ruary, 1876. the undersigned. special commission
crs thereby appointed, will sell at auction, upon tho
premises, on MONDAY the LIST day of October,
VALUABLE PROPERTY-to wit: -
l. The LARGE DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE,
with wing attached, No. 100. occupied by Robert
Harvey Esq, situated At the northwest corner OF
Clay and Adams streets. 1t has fourteen rooms;
Kitchen with four rooms, smOke-hoEse. and three
with all modern convenienccs, and in every respect
Is q really desirable residence for large family.
The LOT is 4G sig by 1877 feet.
2. A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT next adj
8. FOUR LOTS OH the west side Of Adams street
north Of Clay street. each about "a by ITO feet.
Upon some OF these lots stand brick stable and car
riagp-house.
q. THREE LOTS on the south side of Pulliam
street, each 81 by 95E feet.
plat OF the property can be seen at the office of
the auctioneers
We invite special attention 10 the sale, as the
dwelling is large, well built, and will be 4 very de-
srabe purchase for persons wanting such property;
and the lois offer good Investment to the pur-
chasers Wishing to erect small tenements. The above
property will positively be sold.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. 18th in
terest added, and titles retained by the Court until
the purchase-mcney shall be wholly paid.
JOHN A. COKE.
o. L. COTTRELL,
PARKER CAMPBELL,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. se1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
OF ASHLAND, VA, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
or a deed of trust from A. Engleking and wife to
me rs trustee, duly recorded In clerks Office Hano-
g. page 176, and at the request of the benehcaries
under said deed default having been made In The
payment Of certain negotiable note therein Sc
ise.. on SATURDAY, September 20, 1877, at 54
o'clock P. NJ, the RE AL ESTATE described In said
deed rs follows: All that parcel Of land in Ashland.
Hanover county, Va, containing one half acre of
land with storchouse and dwelling thereon. being
the same property which was conveyed to said En-
clicking by james 81. Taylor and wife August 6.
1867.
Terms: Cash as to the expenses of sale and sufl-
Client to pay of note Of $1,000. with interest now
S.c on same: also note for $500 and interest, due
In January, 1878: AMI as to the residue upon such
terms as the said Engleking may direct.
w. l.. SLATER, Trustee.
FRANK D. Htrr. Auclioneer. Sc 10
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AUCrIoS sALEs...ruturc Days.
BY Jas. Macdougall, Auc.Ioneer.
No. 10 Governor street.

.U-s ----S---I1-. -. y - !! =.
BY Jas. Macdougall. Auclloneer.
No. 10 Governor street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, ELEGANT FRENCH.PLATE MIR
RoRs, VALUABLE OrI.-PAINTINGs,
GRAND CHINA DINNER SET,
EXCELLENT VELVET CAR
PETS, LARGE MARBLE
VASES, &C, &C,
ATAUCT1oN.
Ar the request OF Mrs. John Freeland, who Is de-
clInIng housekeeping, | will SELL at her residence,
No. BOT Grace street, between Fifth and SIXTH on
WEDNESDAY the 26th instant, at 10h O'Clock, all
of tbe HOUSEHOLD FURNIT URE, &C, consist
ing OF
l excellent ROSEWOOD DOUBLE-PARLOR
SUIT Of ten pieces:
ROR and STAND;
o elegant FRENCH. FL ATE MASTEL-MIRFORS
q very fine MARBLE-TOP BUFFETS In ROSE
WOOD, WALNUT, and OAK, handsomely
sSsn 9trGErRA!I sf sn5y e on5 c0a
and st. Catherine;
q fine OIL-PAINTINGS Nandscapes);
/ GRAND DOUBLE CHINA DINNER SET Of
beautiful design:
Q mir large MARBLE VASES:
2 beautiful PARLOR-CHANDELIER
Q superior extra large VELVET CARPETS;
WALNUT LIBRARY-TABLE,
MARBLE-TOP PIER and CENTRE-TABLES,
large assortment of elegant CUT-GLASS COB
LETS, WINES, TUMBLERS, DECASTERS,
WALNUT BEDSTEADS, MARBLE-TOP b.
REAUS and WhSIISTANDS:
l WALNUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new;
Extra fine HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES:
Superior FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS and Pill
LOWS:
IRON HAT-RACK and CHAIRS;
REFRIGERATORS, TO1LET-WARE:
l splendid No. 9 Times" COOkING-STOFE and
FIXTURES: Kitchen ware generally:
CHAMBER STOVES, TENDERS, &C., SC.
The attention Of the public Is respectfully called
10 this sale, II is seldom such an opportunity pre-
sents itself TO purchase 1rst-class furniture.
JAS. MACD0UGALL.
so lo-WFMTu,lsW Auclinnter.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST g. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
NO. 1-7:25 A. ~, leaves Richmond: arrive, 4,
l5urkerille 946 A. b., DaDYi,Ie
I:25 l.. ". Greensboro $50
and Charlotte 7:26 r. 81 '
NO. 2-4:25 A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arr,yns >.
SALISBURY S:ls 4. ST.. G i;rr a.
h ,oe 200 a.; H.. Danyi-
lO:lS a. W.. i:Hrkeyiirr l:0j
l.. inland Richmond i:23 +. ST,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAM DAILY.
No. 3-l0:50 +. b., leaves Rchmosi: arrive. =,
r nn+kf S:5, l. ,' l.. g. ;;i 81, Dan"
SIP a. ". Salisbury loo
A. N.,anI Charlotte l:i5 T.. ~
No. 1870 /. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives -,
Salisbury 1880 r. " ,,rI.r q.
boro, ! y 7. W.. Dlnyliic lp'i0
A. ~. Burkr'iIlr 413 4 V
and Richmond 7:il 4. ~ '''
LISCIIBURG ACCOMMODATES p,t,y
No. 81 600 4. NJ. leaves Richmond ,.,uv ,n'
rivcs a; Burkeyi.c i, l2:l3 {.
NJ. connecting with the 4, y
& o: X. X. for All point, In H.,
southwest ana The yar!G.,
springs and Summer resort, IN,
the lin" Of that rnat "
NO. o-lZ:"o I. M leaves EurLrsili. daily au., A.
rl'cs AT Richmond At 3:lyp
NJ. connecting With A., ~ 4
.. X X from all points .ou'iI
and s1utLiwei, aud firm Tie
FtrloG- ShriIig, and summer n.
SORTS on that road.
Trims Nos. and z stop only al Chula RurL.
FiItc. hcysvile. Drake Br3ucf. Roanoke. Glover
ScottsDurg, " of Trap Boston, Bark,de'>. OUNCE
Dlnvle. Reidsrlilc. lrcrn>horD'. TGOlnasyIllr Sa,
Dnry, China Grove. and AIRLINE Railroad juno
ton.
Trains Nos. aud . connect ut Dundee with .ho
Virginia Midland railroad. At Grccnsboro' for Ia
leigh. Goldsboro and iutermediat" points with \
G. railroad. AT Airline junction with Atlanta ami
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlo,.r
Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 and from alI
points North and SOUTH
Trains Nos. 3 aud win stop st all stations AMI
connect 1t Richmond going North ana South WIN
the r., f. & y. Il. X. for Washington and all points
North and West. and with the G.. K .. X. H. for
Grccnbricr White sulphur and other ,prin.s in
West Virginia. At Greensboro with III. v e. and
y. W. y. &. railroads 10 and from Salem. y. g. Ka-
leigh and GoldSDoro'. and Int, rmruatc pyint.
At Salisbury with Westerly y. T.. railroad Thosa
trains run daily on Richmond and plnviile rau-
road. and CONNECT a. above. except going north
on Sunday morning and going south IN Monday
morning. Trains making ih~ connection run daily
on Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac AMI
Chesapeake and OHIO railroads cNc"p, SUNDAY
Trains on y. W. y. {. railroad run from /, rccn..
boro u Salem daily cNrcp; sunday ~! from S.l,I,
to Greensboro daily except SatUrti,v.
Tickets sold ~ rll southern tui southwestern
points, and basgay" rhrcS,"i through,
between the points named on tn. tickets \pL,y-
over checks viii he given.
I. II. l.. TtLCVTT.
General sup r'i'rs.!ru,
JOHN 4. NAOMI Rbo General lass., FER Agent:
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Dom Pedro arrived in Rio Janeiro yes
terday. at least, we suppose so, for be left
Europe Tuesday afternoon. Thursdays
Graphic.
Convention OF apothecaries at Toronto.
They are said to cast-a-royal aspect over the
whole city.-PaterSon Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
BY ". Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEeer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
i LOT AND NEW BRICK DWEL Ling
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.-BY virtue of two deeds Of trust e1.
ccuted to the subscriber by Henry Watkins and
ond dated 9th January. 1s77-both duly recorded In
Richmond Chancery Court shall, at the request of
cured, proceed to sell at public auction, on The
premises, on SATURDAY the 29th September,
1877 at 5 O'Clock P. NJ, the real estate located as
OF "a feet TO an alley The DWELLING is new,
built of brick, contains eight rooms hesides brick
kitchen anda frame tenement in the rear.
Its convenience TO the business parts OF the city
should recommend 1t to those seeking such u resi-
dence.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expense. oc
sale and to pay off two notcs-one for 81 $50, the
other for 5000; the residue on such terms as shall
be announced at the time OF sale.
sc 10 W. GODDlN- trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
I J OF TWO HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-TW0
ACRES AND THIRTY-slX PERGHEs OFLASsD ~
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTf.Iln execution OF
entered May 10, 1877, In the case of Bowles Us.
FIournoy, &c, the UNDERSIGNED, commissioner there
on FRIDAY the 2lst day OF september, at ~
O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND sold by S ;niM
E. Bowles to w. G. Flournoy, containing
It is said Of tins land that 1t lies on swift Green
about four miles from the Black Heth pits mas , S
1t good mill-sile. with ane Wa!er-po"ef' "A1
hest wooded land in the vicinity ~ su,,
TERMS Cash sufficient 70 deay expenses so 9! s
and OF sale and to pay OF the sum Or $5Us;Ua' m
snch Terms as W. G.. Flouricy may drect, or, upSa
Ills failure to give any direction the terms as 70 ING
resAaIe "a.t " ." -" p. w. GRUBBS,
Go Acting Commissioners.
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RAILROAD LINES.
@ @ zssssss - - -

Aa I'D - -. -: Es-
EIcHMoND: FRED'a q POTOMAC X. X. Co~f
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, August 8, 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9Th, trains will
run this road rs follows.
S:07 A. M. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept Sunday, connecting with the bal
tiInure ano Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due at Washington
at ITO r. d.: Baltimore at 3:I0 =.
81: Philadelphia ut $50 Z. H.; New
York Mt 10:15 L. NJ.
4:40 2. NJ leaves Byrd-Sreet station daily. arrlv-
ing at Washington al 9:35 l.. NJ;
Baltimore at lao +. NJ: Philaiei-
phia ut 3:40 A. NJ: New York at 6:sJ5
a. NJ. Through sleeper from Rich
mond 10 New York price sfbcrth. 81.
AS r. II. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. for
Junction. leaves Broad-Srcct station
80 daily tSundays cxcepted).
700 A. 81. arrives ut Byrd-Street station daily;
leaves New York 1T $50 the precr-
ding evening": Baltimore at 1885 r.
NJ: Washington al 1913 Z. NJ.
lu45 L. NJ. arrives N 3yrd-Sfrcet station daily lex
cept Sunday. Leaves New York ut
els a.. NJ: Philadelphia at 1905
I. NJ: Baltimore at 3:l5 7. NJ; WASH
ingtnn al $3.50 I. NJ.
S:25 A. NJ. ACCOMA1ODATION TRAIN arrives
at BrOad-Street station daily (Suu-
days rsceptedJ.
E. T. d. MYERS,
General Superintendent
G.. A. TAYLOR,
te % General Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Biain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LITTLE MARKET AND TRUCK FARM
THREE MILES EAST OF TIE CITY LYING
IMMEDIATELY ON THE NEWBRIDGE OR
NIEE-MILE ROAD, ADJOINING THE LANDS
or CAPTAIN BABCOCk AND OTHERS. AND
is KNOWN AS PART OF THE JENNINGS
ESTATE.-In execution Of q certain deed Of trust
dated May 20, 1875 recorded In The clerks ONCE OF
John Thomas Neal aud wife TO as trustee, Il shall
(being required to do by the holder OF the note
thereby secured, default having been mace IN the
payment of the s2me) proceed TO sell, upon the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the lst DAY OF October, 1877:
at O'Clock. the LAND conveyed BY said deed, and
described As follows: ~ 533-10QO ACRES. lying
on Nlne-Mile road, With FRAME DWELLING
and other improvements thereon. The land lies ven
and the soil Is good, and the place being situated so
near the city, presents good opportunity to pur-
chase nice little farm so dcsiraby located:
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses OF sale ana
suffcency to pay OF note for 800, with interest
thereon from the 20th day Of November, 1876. I'LL
paid, and residue upon liberal terms:
e1S-l9.2O.21. "a rs, 26,27 ,ZS.29&Ocl
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AID I, sh i,IpnIn,
OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE Or iNH''''
COMMENCING MAY Il, le1"
THROUGH PASSENGER.
oo0 DAY. and SATURDAY. tonme ', ~" -.
West Point with steamer tia."h Wi,G
alI points on York river ana pa
more Arriy les In Baltimore a. ~
Al. connects with raii.,lnts ioE =" D.
ingtou, Philadelphia New lO or o.
ION and all western points tDtharJ
ar Richmond with traiis on hi. t snJ
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE 49,
Ohio railroads.
TuROI;GH FREIGHT.
.,oo, ure.y,-. Richmond MONDAY; WEI
o'oo H. ~ iSsrSDIY. aud FRIDAY: aud ar.
,.oo n TrESDAY THURSDAY. ana 49, -.
o'oo a. ." irRKDAI. Connects WIN $3.50 W.I
nj West rou, for river lanalhss' Gu
tSrure and all western pniiIs. ,,t.n
nccts al Richmond With trains on No.
,nouJ and DauviIle railroad. Klrnni ga
and Petersburg, aad CHESAPEAKE --'
Ohio railroads.
local PASSENGER.
1--WE. Richmond daily texceps suH-
rrporGH PASSENGER.
n Arrives at Richmond TUESDA, I:
lo'oo a. ia Tiii; RsDAY. and SATIRDaf. 81
meet. with traius on Richmona IN az
petersburg and CHESAPEAKE ana III
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves 80, pa
,Mn nS;I Wednesday, and tk rc
LAY. Al i y. ii. Connses WIZ nrtH
trains from Philadeiphla, ~, pInt
nJ western points, and nj " est . o H.
stIh trains for Richmond aho SN~
south.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
,m rr,yes at Richmond MoNOAI,"E p-
A:UV T. IL 'sSESDAY, and FRIDAY; and GAIT
,.,,pN TUESDAY, THURSDAY, anu ca =,
$40 L. H. ,htHDIY Connects with steamer =.
West Poln. from BaltimorSS. ", ali,
meets with Rtchnond ana ~ 60
Richmond and Petersours' ah1 49,
ne1ke and ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER; .s,, sun.
u arrIyrs NJ Richmond dsily keep, sud I'D
lO:0o \. u Sax. Connects with R!climobu chta
pciersburs aud Chesapeake apa '"'N
railroads. ,,.o,a m or from
Ne s,a ,,onts. Cars run through between A'AA''
and West Point. ,.,., with lowest rates,
guaranteed. =, ,,,x With guaranteed rates,
,sn ny MI northern and western points s,ern. aud
issm S n ~ tteS ets sold 10 all northern $500
western points, ANU M General Railroad Ticket U
sos sas Main Street: At the ExehsnSs aS n bocf
s 49,, nsny's depot, corner Twcnty'snaS
ss,sstass kicnmIaa Il. +. Dou superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
CIGARS.

CIGARS.
THE LOVERS OF A GOOD FIVE
L CENT CIGAR viii please call for Wills !ds
LOCKS KEY WEST, there are severai ura ,1ie
brand. / DEFY Competition in taste, style, ana
quality of my KEY WEST as a fVe-cent cigar. MY
trademark is on every box.
P. WHITLOCK, 1445 Main street.
saaaod1m Manufacturer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
By Dayrnnort & Morris, Auctioneers.
BY Edward c. Goddn. Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. l015 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
Il TENEMENTS ON WILLIAMSBURG AVE
of a decd Of trust dated 9th September, 1873, and
duly recorded In the Chancery Court clerks Office
of Richmond city, will sell. being required SO to
do by the beneficiary therein, on the premises
SATURDAY, September goth, ut ~ O'Clock p NJ.
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS on the west side of
williamsburg avenue, commencing IS feet from
Nicholson street. The houses contain three rooms
each. The lots front 14ls feet each, and run back
IS feet Ii inches.
TERMS: Cash TO pay expenses Of sale and to pay
off n note of S4OO with $50 interest due on same,
and the balance at such time as The present owner
NAV direct II. n. ANDERSON,
co 10 Trustee.