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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-08

We give no discounts.
We pay n0a agents com IN iSskOnS, which
double the prices of all Pianos.
We hook 20 fIsc People. who watnta first
class Piano at fair profit over cost of manufac
ture. We appoint the PEOPLE our agents,
and give them Pianos as low as any agent can
buy equally good Pianos Of any other manufacturer,
giving the 'E'EssPLE, in reduced price,
what is usually expended in commissions, rent,
fret ght, travelling and incidental expenses.
The I'VE s1N DELSSOEzN'' PIANO co. can
sell youa "a octave. rosewood case Piano
feet 10 inches long, with fro.Lt round corn
ers- carved legs, serpenfine and piinfh
mOuIssings, with all improvements, including
Fall Iron Frame,
Over Strung BASS,
ASraEe Treble, and
French Grand Action
which only accompany the hest Pianos of the
most celebrated makers, at the very low price of
$3.50. 1915 S3OO. according to style of case,
with four round corners and full aa-
r;sfTe for $3.50, and guarantee them in every
respec: equal TO any Piano made of similar style,
sale.
The MENDEE.SSOEEN'' Piano is manufac-
tured from the very best materials, and by the most
skilled and finished workmen. The manufacture is
conducted by one of the most experienced Piano
manufacturers III the country. Inns Is no iteH en-
ferprise, turning out poor and cheap Piano.
made from green wood, by srec7ier mechanics.
Our Plane is unsurpassed by any in the market fol
its rich and powerful tones and its adaptation to the
human voice in Sympathetic, mellow and singing
qualities 1t speaks for itself
We are willing to place it beside any other make
of Piano its merits. either in beauty of case,
or excellence of tome and -at half The money
of equally good instruments.
''The best is the cheapest
When it costs the least money
All Pianos fully warranted for five years.
Send for our Illustrated and Descriptive Circular.
The "Mendelssohn" Piano Co.,
Office of Mandatory, sc BROADWAY,
juul5 &c NEW YORK
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We 6 Time

y A - L. Nv "a
Strikes at the root of disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action IN
MIGRATING the nervous system.
Vegetine
Is a VILE nauseous compound which simply pur-
the bowels ! Mt safe pleasant remedy which is
to purify the blood, and thereby restore the
health.
Vegetine
Is prescribed in of Scrofula and other dis
eases of the blood, hy many of the best physicians
owing to its great success in curing all diseases of
this nature.
Vegetine
Does deceive nvalids into false hopes by purcnc
and creating fictitious appetite but assists
in clearing and purifying the whole system leading
the patient gradually to perfect health.
Vegetine
Was looked upon experiment for some time by
some of our best physicians, but those incred-
lous in regard to its are its most ardent
friends and supporters.
Vegetine
Says Boston physician has no equal as a blood
purifier Hearing of its many wonderful cur.s after
all other remedies had failed visited the laboratory
pared from barks roots and herbs each OF which Is
highly effective, and they are compounded in such
manner as 10 produce astonishing results
Vegetine
Is acknowledged and recommended by physicians and
apoti ecares to be the best purifier cleanser OF
the blood yet discovered ond thousands speak in its
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-08
Vegetine


Is acknowledged and recommended by physicians and
apofecaries to be the best purifier and cleanser OF
the blood yet discovered ond thousands speak in its
praise who have bee restored to health.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-08

This article has been extensively prescribed by
the Medical Profession of Cca go and Vicinity dur
ing The past five years. with the gratifying re-
suits. 1t is prepared from alted b. rley in accor-
dance with the process of the cele orated chemist
Baron ljebig, OF Germany; 10y means of improV ed
met hods ans apparatus to high state perfection
1t contains, in permanent concentrated shane all
the vitalzed phosphates of the grain together with
its niroeenous and amy principles the lat
ter in soluble condition, and hence in a state
in which it may be readily assimlaed in the system
As nutritiYe tonic,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-08

We desire to call the attention of Manufacturers and
Business Men generally the fact that since the introduce
ton of Steam Power into Office have made Large
Additions heretofore extensive stock of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07
githlllolld latch.
!. s,,,nDA s. 4. 4. JuLY 1871

Young girl from the cauntry being on
IL. tn' q 0naker. was prevailed on TO &c.
. s,sss MIN d the meeting. IL happened
~ ~ i silent one, none OF the brethren
~ . n,nyed 10 utter q Ytlab!e. w hen the
Snarar left the meeting house with ms
l sa,nS friend ne asked g How did you
Ss re meeting Z ., TO " hich she petsishly
rsnIied: ~ like It'll Why can gce sio
sei,sc II, tito 30 and at for whole hours 70
together without speaking WORD; " - =
eno,,rh to kill .Satap himself -" Yes Wy
dear, ) reioined ,the Quaker; " that IS sost
we want. So I.
- North Hi,i boy heard his father, re-
* asr.snw his, rEourtli-of-Jnly oratlsn, say ],
: snraAs mo- about the g Tauaparts Of
1 and ii fhe first opportunity asked hss parent
snha. tbc the q rnnpaIts of sbef1y !. were,
.sWhat' do YOU think 2" his Yasnef inQul..
Ttia respondts that :. he dfan u i knom :,
nnless IL was the parts between the nor .ss.,
n This paragraph Is 500 severely ciass a.sas
sttribnte is to q forced attendance on eievea
college and three high-schooa com men 20
ments. Exchange. ..s TO- 81.
Nothing At this season more thoroughly
damps the ardor OF the asztetious SCHOOL,
bow than, after studying for twelve menus
and securing the first prize, 10 oe caiseo UP
in presence OF the assembled parents ana
natrons and be feelingIy presented with
reward OF merit in the shape OF Q fatent
ONCE Report for ls;e.---few YORK Conc
aaercidt. $50.
Inasnucb as the players in the new
game OF Pallone, sust introduced 10 New
York, are liable to to get their skulls 3spi,t
open, Il Is thought Paiione via superseae
baseball as our national game MOTIFS
to,on Herald. ~
If these daisies which now whiten the
fields were not so common, and had 20 De
cultivated In fower-pots, how hand some
people would think them !--K0afccrS ia
zette. ;azll- ..{ MA ~, 4 .,ss$ S.
We mourn the destruction OF Nikopots.
Nikorolis had q semi-civilized name. ny
could it not have been CiEhrwbszn1pg. or
some OF those places p Broolstyn Union
Argus. is s...f a.se.,ls 1.t,s.s
Speaking, Of temperance in the Russian
army, an English exchange says: AT ny
ia no rum on the Danube" No, but
there's Bin-gin ON the Rhine for a long
time past. SliH
No mar, can seea fashionable lady make
wild dive for the bottom of her dress
without fearing for the moment that she IL
going to use her train TO knock q fly of hel
(, Bonnet. ga y:,Sa1.z eisea ;'ta n .
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: BY Robert B. Lyme
Real, Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

r,RUsTEE'S SALE OF A NICE BUILD
TNG-I,OT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF :, :GA Il,
raINfsToSs coz NER OF TWEHTY-FlRST
sTREET-I1 execution of deed Of tr1sti e ne
undersigned as trustee, dated OctoDer "a 20 ~,
cierk,s Office Of Henrco County Court, ID. -B: 90
page win proceed to SELL upon Sner p af ba note
sbers,nI secsrad default having been made In the
naymeit of the same. on WEDNESDAY, July H l.
1877, at O'Clock p H. the properly &c Ny IS
POINTING on the north line of Carrington street BY
feet and running back The south line 81 ,ot seSe
Iased 40 Convenient TO the market &C., should at
TERMS: Cash as to the balance of the purchase
money. amounting to $3.50. with interest, costs,
&c. and cost and expenses of sale; residue upon
terms r. 70 Dc gwen al ROBERT B. LYME, Trustee
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SRIcHxoSD, YORK RIVER AND cHEsrEAkz}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. .1l3ot. a.
COMMENCING NAY 81, 1877.

= COMMENCING NAY 81, 1877.
-, THROUGH PASSENGER, sss
500 P. n. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
West Point with steamer Haysns for
@ nil points on York river and Balti-
~ - m6re. Arriyes In Baltimore ~ A.
iflfEs sitA NJ, connects with rai.lfnes for w ASH
.!,gl..'t fi ington, Philadelphia, New York. Dos
49, ..y ton. and all western points. Connects
20 al Richmond With trains on klcninon9
I'll; TaRo aIs; FsEIsHT; WIN.
GUY a u. i SEspA i. and Friday; and
5eoA.M TngasDA VIII and sss. saTs
iat west Point for river landings Bal
49, x nmore,s and all western potnls. Itoh
nsss .as snSiRIS r.,S Sa
IL ana Petersburg, and Chesapeake and ;
e IocaI rSgsxasssESGER.
500 M. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sun
ThRoUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrives a. Ricbnond ~ SsssiIal ~
~ ~. 49, THURSDAY, and SATG RpAl., SonSs,
s f,ccts. with trains on Riehmopd ana
+Fetersharg and Chesapesse and ONO
rsjiroads, Steamer Havana leaves BAL.
,aRs!s iss% sEsibsssEsbk so Ma IS 81;
R l2ala: fsoa filiadslpSiss Ssg S IA
and western points, and ~ West Point
With trains for Richmond aud the
SOut3ls I'd
THROUGH FREIGHT.
x.oo p. NJ arrives ai Richmond M0NpAY,NED.-
~ - = go NEsDAY, and FRIDAY; and m
H.1E p. N TUESDAY,, TAIIRSDkY, end sAfs
2 ' S'~ tURUAY. ConnsSts With steamer ~
sss, {, !Si Wtst Point from Baltimore. Con-
4, meets with Richnoaa lsad Danyiiie'
Richmond and Peteyshprs aad Guess
nSss Ia and Ohio railroads. ,ss$!s -
rs s-fjf, S5s;, 81 SI,AL PASSENGER.
= .flg,s A. NJ Aryiy,s NJ Riehmond daily except sum
& ss'ys - day Connects with Richmond sno
petersburg and Chesapeake aud ONO
No transfer OF freight at Riehnsond 20 OF tro!s
southern points Cars run through between Ataal'
sp Sassf esi and asasea wis iosess rats,
b.s OF iaiaiis. With guassnteed RATES
fssiset @ sii northcrR and westere points ia
Through tickets SOLD 60 al Y,
For uckets sppiy R1i.Ioad usssss M
ase "a a Kxtn street: al tke ExyexnEa Eytets
comparys depcs, corner TwentS-shira uRa t0sk
ss ms s. 'epsaaaa
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FOR RENT.
Z, o R r e n T.. -, #

F Q R B E n 7: Z. - .-... gee
BRICK DWELLING on the south side OF Frank-
lin street between Twenty-nfth and Twenty.six!hs
with basement and two stories above, containing SIX
l SBRitK DWELLING On the east side of Fourth
street between Leigh and Jackson, with two Stories,
Containing five rooms, kitchen. &c.
BRICK DWELLING on First street between
Broad and Marshall, with two stories, containing
BRICK DWELLING on Ross streets between
Fourteenth and Mayo streets, with two stories ana
wing con taining six rooms, including Kitchen,
l. BRICK DWELLING, on Fourth street between
Leigh and jackson, with basement and two aor1es
abeyn. containing uine rooms, &c. - : r,y...5
TWO NEW BRICKtpWEELINCiS on Fourth
street north OF Leigh with two stories, containing
eight rooms, including kitchen, &c.
BRICK DWELLING on Mayo street between
Broad and Franklin, with basement, two stories,
and attic, containing ten rooms, kitchen; 60. =,
FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-ffth street be-
tween M and n streets, with easement ana TWO slo-
res above, containing six rooms &C.
TRAME.DWELLING on street between TWEEN
ty-ifth aud Twenty-sixth streets, with i've rooms
FRAME DWELLING on Fifteenth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets.
FRAME DWELLING on the east side OF twenty
fifth street between and o streets, win TWO Sto-
ries. containing six rooms, &C. IL. go.
+ FRAME DWELLING. No. 316 east Cary street,
with basement and two stories above, containing
six rooms, &c.
witt Ills bIafn street.
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E:T:E.TiIC S

HIETETICS
- Ii FOR INFANTS AND .INvALIDs:
= PAPOMA, or ENTIRE WHEAT-FOOD; :,
HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRANUM, .fr a..
i NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA, .,-...
:. HAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD,
k MS MALT INFANTS FOOD, :. 49,.
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARABES.
SAyORY & MoORE'S INFANTS FOOD,
PREPARED BARLEY,
SCOTCH OATMEAL, 49,
BERMUDA ARROWROOT.
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR, -. &."
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT.
TROSIMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold at MEADE BAKERS Drugstore,
my1o -ts... 919 Main street.
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BY Dickinson & Chewning, -.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
LIS Main street.

TWO HUNDRED LOTS AND SEW
TON. AND ONE NEW HOUSE WITHIN ONE
SQUARE OF FULTON BAPTIST CHURGH? 0S
TiON.-We win cell at public auctionion FRIDAY,
July 20, 1877. on the premises, commencing at
O'Clock the aforementioned property. 7 5Gl !,
it may be bought very low. :! s-s - - ,'.' %
TERMS: Very liberal; TO be made known at day
of sale. 5rL<ii ~
DICKINSON & CHEWN1NG.
,,iy4 -. g,7i! 80. = I1I5 Main street.
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BY Richardson & Cor ~ T.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis.
Z p. - 1I13 Main street. ~.

rE,HE MOST ATTRACTIVE BUILD.
IL. jNG-IIoT ON FRANKLIN STREET. OK Ok
TI0N.-HCu THURSDAY the 18th day OF July.
1871, at 6 O'Clock P. NJ we shall sell bS auGi9n On
the premises, that VALUABLE. AND Aul5Sssca ~
five fronting 80 BY 1b9 teet;i
more or less, on Franklin street, corner Laurel
street opposite Monroe Park. the residence OF MI.
Tmarles Skinler and west of and adjoining ting resi-
dence of Dr. Charles Smith. shaded with oellutlful
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN six, tweH .h
deferred payments, with Interest addsdy and secured
bya deed OF trust RICHAKlP9ss3sM .i a. sts
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trs ByJ. Thompson Brown, '''
Real Estate Agent and AuctIonecr,
MOTIFS Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
Il OAK GROVE ADJACENT TO ;HARYIE-
TOWN, AND NEAR TO NEW RESERE0IR,
WlTH TWENTY;0NE AND THEE Z 7 Q1 64sEs ET
ACRES OFLLAND-A p D r til . 0F'5:fW.
SHlELDS'S ESTATE.-By virtue of three deeds OF
trust executed to us:trustees, duly recorded In
the County Court Of Henrico-the first D. .: "a, p
444, to secure the payment Of the sum Of $3.50
denced by q certain negotiable note therein de-
scri6sd; the second recorded in D, 81, p 1872, to
secure the paymentof the sum Of TO- evidenced
the third recorded in D. B. 81, p S08tto secure the
sum Of 1850, evidenced by certain negotiable note
therein described, to the beneficiary therein, and
being required By the same, we win proceed te sell
at public auction. on the: premtsesEon the Sly
TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1877, at g O'Clock 7.
NJ. the property described In said deeds, 6sing
TWENTY-ONE AND THREE QUARTER ACRES
LAND with beautih grove thereon; ALLOTTED
nointed by Circuit Court of Henrico April, 1877.
For more particular metes and bounds see plat on
day of sale, and till then in office Of ,auetioneer.
TERMS. While deeds call for cash, yet, by consent
v - WILLIAM s. DASHIELL,
ID. A. BROWN, JR..
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Aactioneer. --..-.. ty4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07
a. By Richardson & Co., ILL.,
Real Estate, Agents aud Auctioneers,
. - - 11l3 Main streer. - .,rs,...

TRUSTEES SALE OF INVALUABLE
Il BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON LEIGH
STREET., CORNER TWENTY-NINTH,C CHURCH
ELL, BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of the provisions
OF deed of trust from the grantor fheretn named
TO the undersigned, trustee. bearing date me 10Th
Office Of the Ciancery Court 'or the city, of Rich
mond shall. as trustee ID said deed, being required
so TO do by. tina beneficiary therein occurred, sell by
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the 9th Of
July, 1877, at O'Clock P: Ma VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRTCKDWELLING,c ontaintng seven or
feet on the west Side or Twenty street, corner
Leigh street, and running back between parallel
lines &c feet 20, fJIi a. E.L Si -lsJE.'ii
TERMS Enough In cash to defrayithe expenses Of
executing this trust and to pay of negotiable note
for 800. with interest thereon from the 25tlf OF
May 1877; the residue On such terms as shai De an
- - - ) III. A.: RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON re- Co., Real Estate Aucttoneers,
1l13 Main street. II: ~ -. 20 Jy& !
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Ry Davenport C Morris, lAuctioneers

r1oFFEE; SUGARS :iA AND SALT, AT
CAuC1ION.-On 'WEpNESDAY,Ju July II III, o.
a O'Clock, ut our warehouse on the does' we VIII
coz bags choice RIO. 500 bags choice
sat EHSS IH g. bark St. olaG-5odo sacks
S.t WIORTHINGTON and HERBERT BRANDS:
sUGARs-:REFINED,W WHITE, and YELLOW, OF
,.r al s sEGsirs STERN h3inatncs
BAGONHsiDES, SHOULDERS, and HAMS '2E
LARD lin terces and buckets; Ill.,. orr IT. E
80, - ALSO. i: '";s.% :ri9Jsa
!" for account Of whom st may concern" ii =
- 80 SO barrels No. 8 NACkEREL. II 4;
TERMS AT sale. DAYEPORT 4 MORRIS.
10 % = - ".-Is4.-7,', l.s,' - Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT, :;gp. = %.,r.@ AZ:
n AT LOW BATES. 49, a:
500 south Third street. brick, II rooms.
922 west Main. brick. IL rooms.
Sol west Grace, brick. y rooms.
$40 north Ninth street, brick, 10 rooms.
/ $40 west Main, brick, 10 rooms
1OS Forth Mayo, brick. 9 rooms. e ~
400 west Main, brick, 8 rooms.
7Ol north Seventh, frame, rooms.
"a west Canal, frame, 6 rooms. f.,9'
125 west Cary, brick; 6 rooms.
726 west Clay, brick, rooms
702 north Fourth street, new brick, rooms. .
1919 east Marshall street, brick, 8 rooms.
722 north Fourth street. frame, rooms.
519 north Foushee, trick, s rooms. - =,
BO2 south First street, frame, 4 rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES In other localities.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll9 Main street Opposite DiSpdtch).,
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'nAILRoAD. LIVES.

'Nessst&& AS4zfS SSs2.-&acEi gg.S-1G- kzs11 ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL-
~ ROAD colsFAAssY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINB TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1877.
rHR6UGH MAIL TRAIN l4AILy.
no 1-7ss AM, sssss s, E!esg ssF, sey, Il
M, p oa III +. H. s:t G,ssns5sro, $50
No. aass 4 NJ i isav s asss5 zss sl Il
,..,a,t i,.,,e Salisbury $50. A; ~, Green'.
.s4E III. P.M.snd Richmond 4:8s Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
NO. 3-l0:b0 +. 81, ieaysa Richmond: arrives at
Il s sasse sbs 4 IN H. 4; g2 ms pasi
taSrIatl 3. iGi s $50 A. NJ Salisbury 1902
No. 1925 P. n, leaves Charlotte: arr r a:
r.. sF-,,.,, burr, 1888 P. ~; Mnt,lie 1924
30 hgn 90 and Richmond TAI A. III.
Il LYNCHBuRG ACCOMMODATION DAILY.
No. $1,000 A. NJ. leaves Richmond daily and ar
80 -, riyes at BrrkeyjIle at 2.22 p.
~ - NJ. connecting with the A., ~.
Southwest al " 81. 'S and d. the various ar ens
r springs and summer resorts on
- rlic lire OF that road.
No. 6-l2:50 P. NJ, leaves Burkeville daily and ar.
~s riyes at Richmond at 3:12 r..
IL
80 o. X. r. from all points south
rr @. II. and southwest, and frtm the
;. g. various springs and suuinerre
sorts Oh that road.
Trains Nos. ] and 2 stop only NJ Chua, Burke
vile, brakes Branch, Bosom. scottsburg, Barks-
dales Dundee, Danvie, fseidsvillc Benaja, Green's
boro', Townsville. Salisbury, China Grove, aud
Airline Railroad Junction.
Trains Nos: and 2 coanect at Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroaG At Greensboro, for Ra-
leigh, Godsboro' and inrermcdiate points, with Y.
C. railroad. At Salisbury with Wesiera n c. rail-
road. AtAir-Line Junction with Atlanta and Char
lotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte, Co
Iumbia and Augusta railroad to and from all points
North and South , s5r-,E
Trains Nos 8 aud will stop at all stations and
connect at Richmond going North and South with
the r, F. & PR. r. for Washington and all poin,s
North and West, and With the C. & U. X. k. for
Greenbrier White SULPHUR and other springs In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. G. and
leigh and Goldsboro', aud intermediate points.
These trains run daily IN Richmond and Danyille
railroad. and connect III above, except going north
ON Sunday morning and goings outh on Monday
morning. Trains making tins connection run daily
ON Richmond, Fredcri ksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads xccDt Sunday
Trains on NV. n. c, 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 49,.
between the points named on the tickets, 80 ay-
over checks Will be given. --.
10 f., I. N. r. TALCOTT,
7. General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MAcMuRDo, General Passenger Agent.
je25
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Il. + ;,f,a CHESAPEAKE hSD cIEto kAILHcAD,1 r.
-. l.'.,1 RICHMOND. VA, dnDe l, 1877. 8 n
AND OHIO RAIL-
CROAD.-on and after SUNDAY, June 3, 1877,

Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily Tex
cept Sunday at 400 p H., aud arrives at Cor
louisville mt 7:45 p. NJ: &. 49,
Maii train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily Except sunday, between Hinton and HINT
ington runs daily, stopping at all regular stations.
Express tram runs daily, stopping al Hanoyer.
Junction, Eoels. Trevilians, Louisa, Gordonsville
Charlottesville, staunton, Goshen, Mlboro', Coy
ington, and all regular stations west of CovinSton.
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsyille
for washington and the North, and at Charlottes
VILE tor Lynchburg and the South.
+ Express train connects at Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points In the West, Northwest, and
Southwest, and at Richmond with the Richmond
and Danvllle. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South. Il I -. $50 ~
: Mill train arrives at Richmond ~ $50 +. NJ.
Express train arrives ut Richmond at $3.50 A. IL.
Accommodation train arrives ut Richmond at
S:45 A. M. ~ 80
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points. ...-.,
For rates, information. Sc, apply at Company's
offices, aud at S26 Main street, Richmond, Va.
. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
~ I-.,t.,iftt&i; w. NJ. 8. DUNN,
je2 Engineer and Superintendent
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ByGrorgs 8. Tssaon& Bon. Aucttoneers,f
Z Nh. . Tenth EJECT, Skaters building.

. i TTENTION OF BUILDERs.-At the
nouest of the owner, we Will sell ct public aIsF
ton Oh tie ems on M0GDafhSsda ey wjt'oa
~ I'M, or reseSye. tie several FRAMED HOUSES
sftnated. Mt the 1ortheast corner Of Fourth ana
I4igh streets to be removed on or before ''ne tn
ip Tsnss Cash or one half, cash; balance on a
credit Of sixty days purchaser TO give negotiable
e. sO's - r. GEORGE s. YAsHON &;sON. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

CzABLE.LANDsEIn pursuance of decree Of
the Circuit Court Of comfy eptered atise
lin her own right. &e plaintiff, and Sal
lie w Johnston and others, defendants, the under
oa or &c the
bidder, al public auction. on the premises on WE'D,
;NESDAY, August I. lS77 2, the following -descri6en
creek in Botetonrt county, being portions OF the
a Eaulerdale estate, formerly belonging to Judge
Edward Johnston, and well known as one Of the D,
M9sT sRoRTeTyH oS se
| i, A TRACT containing l79a ACRES, lying on
east side Of Mnl creek, with val merchant
ei hGsss hSss
THE west side OF NIL creek and sou both sides of the
macadaniized road leading from Salem to buchanan,
SAC which might be easily, con-
yerfed into good barn. y:g g..si .t:l. .f.,sNs-4
I 3.1TRACT, Containing 1s9 ACRES. known as
title Funnel, n with WOODEN DWELLING
These lands are on the line Of the Valley railroad,
and SIX miles from BIch anan, fhe eastern terminus
Sf the Ctson Forge Iar ana ahe
nawha canal, thus offering every advantage ZOE
cheap and convenient shipment of farm products to
different markets. They viii De SHOWN 70 any per
ston, residing at Lauderdale, or by John W. John
SION. residing at Buchanan. Seeding possession
VIII given Ia sng @s
iAs to the terms OF sale. the undersigned commits.
1oners being authorized by the decree OF the couJt
to s % their eS sre q
makeJfe,n Ibaral and accommodating; Ihsy are
also authorized 10 cell privately, and soiSlL an
Fl sc eass g eng sca publicly
or prfgately bonds be required from pnrcnass s
for the deferred payments With security unless one
e r Sf gsa f ssssh see IL snI
e purchase enss 5s sfs sg,s Seg zssgssSov