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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-17

by Jas. Macdougall. Aucfioneer'
No 10 Governor etreet.

HOUSEHOLD RNITU R Z, CAR
III PETS, PLATFORM SCALES, REERIGE.
RNTORS, &C, At AUCTIOE.-THlSl.DA DAY NJ &c
o'clock Win sell at my warerooms .: general as
sprtmcnt Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c.
TAHeGANY and STAINED WARDROBE;
MAHOGANY and other BUREAUS and WASH
STANDS:
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs;
BRUSSELS and THREE-PLY GkRPETSS
MAHOGANY SIDEBOhRf,s. SHOWCASES:
HAIR andl SHUCK MATTRESSES, FEATHER
BEDS; ~.
MAHOGhNY SOFAS and PARIIsR CHAIRS;
New TIN-SAFES, wATER-COOLERa;
CANE and WOOItSEAT CHAIRS and tgCN
iERS. Cli1LDRESS CARRIAGES, CRADLE Is
~ and CHAIRS: I'D '...' '.'
excellent PLATFORM sCABES: -
COOKING and HEATING. STOVES, &C, &C.
Cons1gnmenis received up to hour OF SAFE .
au II Jas. MACDOuNALL. AnctloneSr.
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naer the adfnstment Referred TO

Under the adjustment referred to in a
nreyious report, out OF 80, l30.s50.41 Of the
indebtedness OF the California and Texas
Railway Construction Company, SS,414,-
OH. 80 had been satisfied by Jnly2 1877,
and the directors feel confident OF providing
for the remaining debt during the current
year. ...
On June l, 1877, the liabilities Of the road
were but S1S,556,57s.0i, with IA oiiles IN
operation. 80 locomotives, 1850 cars OF all
kipds-being reduction Of SS,S6s .-I5.36,
a gain of 100 miles, 81 locomotives, aud 635
cars. TIE balance Of floating Indebtedness
was but sos. 264.72, against $3.50, 25s-S1 in
June, 1915; and the company has on hand
TO pay this debt $50, 900 Of its first and con-
soldated mortgage bonds. +v:.
A great deal of building and construction
has been done at many points along tic hne.
the cost OF which has been Sl,1Sl. I93. Us.
Depots have been put I'D at Grand Pralrte,
Village Creek. Whaley's, De kalb, Ammonia
Baquelps, Benefits, and Blossom Prairie.
The improved railway communication has
reduced expenses. In and prior to 1873
everything bad to be transshipped up the
Red river and landed either at Shreye-
port or Jefferson. and wagoGed across
the country. Low water. yeslow-fever,
and the panic of 1873 proved serious
onerous in its demands. The road, how
ever, is now built and equipped rs first
class road, and has been so pronounced
by Government Inspector w. l.. b. Jenney,
in his report OF February 20, 1877. The
company owns 4.S16,545 39-100 acres or
land, and expect to get 1880 more.
Already there have. been located 3,l4S,-
156 39-IOO acres. leaving 1861 S9, WHICH
will probably be located between the Pecos
river and Rio Grande. In many counties
school, asylum, university. and other lands
may be had at 81 so per acre on ten years
time. With such prices the company VIII
not compete, preferrlng to wait tlll the
better portion OF the rest are settled, IN the
expectation OF better prices. The COM
pany's lands are not as extensive as they
have been reported by public rumor. -,
The expenditures of the Land Depart
ment have been e35. 5s1.41, and the receipts
S1S,137.67. immigration into Texas has
been very large. There Is coal in Parker,
Palo, Pueblo, Stevens, and Shackleford
counties, along the line Of the road, and
lime and sandstone from the centre OF Par
ker west to the Colorado. The report then
proceeds to give what is proposed by the
Texas and Pacific railway bill, which
provides for q railroad and telegraph line
from Fort Worth viG Ell Paso and
Fort Gonna, 1.400 miles. to Ships
Channel, in San Diego bay. Fifty millions
Of tiye-per-cent. gold bonds shall be issued
by the company and deposited in the United
States Treasury. The United States shall
endorse all such bonds, ytobe redeliyered
only az such sections are constructed, and the
total liability Of the Government not to ex-
coed two and half millions ayear, secured
by first mortgage on the entire road, its ap-
purtenances, and the 1S,00O,O00 acresin New
Mexico, Arizona, and California, heretofore
granted, as well as all lands acquired from
the State of Texas. o.dng
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An Example for the Opponent" =.
Cauftn1 PunishEncnt.

rErofn tllp Ralclgn tN. NJ oD'S'.
At the fall term. 1857, OF the oupefi =,
Court Of Guiltord county, NJ Wy 'a.nes u:
6. Ckipman was convicted OF thc 'huiuel Va
Martha Pinnix and sentenced 10 De hanssu.
A fa,v DAYS before the time appointed Tor
Tho hanging he broke Jail and escaped. In
,sea paris Stewart, from the same county,
WAS conscripted in the army OF the Confede-
rate States, lie reported for duty at Green's
boro'. and was assigned By the enrolling Off
Ger at that place to the command oil g1iard
OF Twelve men stationed at Deep River
bridge, near jamestown, en- the Norta Caro-
liga railroad. On bis return from Green's
haro' to his home, in company with bis bro
Their, on the day Of his enlistment, De made
the following startling disclosure. Said.h {:
81 have now entered the army and in n
short time will be dead. There is q secret
I wish to communicate to you. am the
murderer OF Martha Pinnix. L. was De
trothed to her, and Knowing the marriage
would be IN unhappy one killed her, anu
bv strangely foltuitons circumstance the
crime was Fixed upon Jm Chapman W hen
/ am dead you can fell ChtpmgR's sister, TOT
| whom have special regard, that 1t was
me and not her brother who murdered
| Martha Pinnix."
The next day after this conversation Stew
| art took command Oh tDe gaaru ON tic
bridge. That night, a halt S,aur before the
passage Of the cars over the bridge, he ap,
proached the guard on the bridge, tod
! them to 20 to their quarters ne "oula
watch til! morning. He took his seat on the
bridge and permitted the tram to ran over
him-a plain css0 OF suicide, and so re-
ported at the time. '.. =.
! A few days since the sister Of Mr. Chip
man, who dwells In Texas. visited the Gov
ernor and exhibited the Affidavit OF Stew
arts brother, and each of the GUARD on
duty at the bridge at the time af Stewards
death. in confederation OF the above facts.
She also had petition, signed by the most
| influential men OF Guiiford countss pray ~
the pardon Of Chapman. The Governor did
| not hesitate, but issued the pardon at once.
Chapman is in California. but as soon as he
learns of his pardon will return 20 his Old
home -f D."
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SUNDAY, AUGUST s. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-7:25 A. M., leaves Richmond: nrriy., .,
.... Burkeyillr 9:i6 a. NJ, Dm:fr"
1:2G +. 81, Greensboro 3:90
..- g.. .,s and Charlotte 7:a6 r. H. D.
No, 2-4.25 A. b., leaves Charlotte; arrive u,
,'' !snns.bury, G:is 4: ~, .Grccn%,..
1O:!S A. 81. Burkevipe z:Gs
P.M..and Richmond3: 23 P,W
: THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-l0:5O r. H.. leaves Richmond; rrr!v"s q,
40 Bmrkev;lic la 4. ". Dan.
....... .. Vile 5:Ji \. ". Grrrust.r,,
S:15 4. ~. Salisbury Hoo
TH5 80. ~. a. NJ, and Charlotte l:ij r "
No. 1870 PM, leaves Charlotte: arrives ~
r....t Salisbury $50 J. 81. Green
A. NJ. I,urkeyiTc 4:43 4 y
~ . and Richmond TAI A. 81 "
.f LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODATION DAILY
No. $1,000 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily an! mr.
: riv.s at Burk"vil- =, iJ:25 T.
81. connecting with the A. V
.... .s- & o. X. K. for all points Ia ihr
southwest and the warrior:
springs and summer rcScr-, ~.
the line OF thnt road "
No. 6--l250 T. d., leaves BurkcvllIe daily and A.
riyes al Richmond al 3;lnp
NJ. connecting with A., " &
.. e.. q. X. k. from all points aor,I,
and southwest, and from n.
various springs and SUMNER r..
--..# b s.s sorts on thar road.
Trains Nos. / and 2 stop only al Chula Bark.
vile, keysviIlc, brakes Branch, Roanoke tIrvr.
Seottsburg. Wolf Trap Boston. Barks,!aIcs Dup4,,.
Danyille Reidsvic. Greensboro, 1hvniasvillc San.
bury, China Grove, and Airline I.,ruad juno
ton.
Trains Nos. aud connect ut Dundee With IN,
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro for ~,
leigh, Goldsboro' and Intermediate points, win
C.. railroad. AtAirLine Junction with Atlanta AMI
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with thHrotr.
C0lumbia and Augusta railroad 70 anl from iii
points North and south.
Trains Nos. 3 and will stop At AZ ,,ari"n, and
connect at Richmond going North ani Srurh With
the e., +. & l.. K. r. for Washington and all poiu,+
North and West. and with the {. Il .. Il. l.. for
Greenbrier White sulphur and other spring, IN
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. {. ar!
y. W. y. T.. railrOa IS 10 and from Salem. - e.. k,-
leigh and Gollshoro', and int rinrcatr I.,!n,-
At Salisbury with Western y. &. railroad. Il...
trains run daily on Richmond and Danvitr rail-.
road, and connect rs above. except going nur'5
on Sunday morning and going south Oa MONDAY
morning. Trains making this connection RIM dl,.
OH Richmond. Fredericksburg and Pogafuar aur
Chesapeake and ohio railroads except SUNDAY.
Trains on v. W. y. {. railroad run from i,r".r,.
bOro to Salem daily except sunday AMI from S.,r,,.
10 Greensboro daily except SATURDAY.
Tickets sold Ia All southern ana -ouihwr..s-n
points. and baggage checked through
between the points named on the tic.c:.. W L.
over checks Will be given.
T. NJ. l.. TN.rpTr.
tIeaclrtl Superintendent.
.IoHS Z. MACMuRDo. General Passenger Age..
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RAILROAD LINES.
~--~---~--~~~~>~~-~-~-<~
"a 10 .az Go -


90 10 ys:a 60 -
RICHMOND. FRED'G 81 POTOMAC X. n. Co7f
OFFICE GENER AL TICKET AGEST.
RICHMOND, August y, 1917.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9th, trains VIII
run on tbs road MS follows -s!ss II
SOY A. Al. leaves the ByrdStreet station da,iy rex
cept Sunday, conncc ding WIN the bal,
tinore anG Ohio and Baltimore and
potomac railroad due At "asl1ingf on
.. MT 1;lO T.. NJ: Baltimore mt $40 +.
NJ; Philadelphia at $3.50 /. M. New
York at JOBS p. M.
axO p. M, leaves Byrd-Street station dnY, arriE-
ing Mt Warrington NJ $50 +. n;
e. 49, -. Baltimore Mt l l:4O r. Al; Lhiiane-
.!"..-s a. NJ Through sleeper from Rich
..s.... r- 1nnud To New York. price OF berth.H2.
4:15 P. VI. ACCoMAoDATIoA TRAiS, .i Lor
Junction. leaves Broad-Street station
.-r-. daily tSundays eIceptedl.
700 a. Al, arrives at ByTd-Street station daily,
- leaves New York at 6:05 the prece-
.. ding evening; Baltimore nj 1855 F.
" ..'t n: Washington Mt 1855 +. NJ.
lO:45 r NJ. arrives Byrd-Street station daily (eS.
Pi5 4. NJ: Philadelphia at 1905
7. 81; Baltimore at 3:1o p. NJ: Wash-
ingtDn n $50 Z. VI. .-
s:25 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
ut Brotd-Street stltlon daily tSun-
,. days eIceptcdJ.
General Superintendent
- .. ~ CA. TAYLOR, Fl.
te23r - General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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library OF RARE AND STANDARD
- BOOKS AT AUCTl8N-On FRIDAY the ~ |,
instant ut O'Clock, wftl sell at store No. lLSfE
Main street next to First National Bank) q Haiu,
alSc aud wcll-.elcced LlhRARle In &C.. ShoiGe an,
main bindings embracing some OF the cnaloc'
PiTRL lCATIONS to be folNd In the English a'lc
French languages. ,. A., ,
In the collection may he foInlcomplete the "ort
OF -.-., ..,,,r,
SHAKSrEARE and III t,EENS lEllmstratetl;
-tHALF HOURS WITH TIE BEsI Az
~. THORS,"
MONTAfiNE." Sc &C. $500 -
This sale offers rare opportunity TO any one ue'
sIrtup Tn add 70 their collection. the above ha.
'~0' JAS. MACHOCG ALL.
,u1c a.. AuciiOncer.
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RICHMOND, August 10, 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
nave this day appointed WALTER W. WILKINS
as my agent to carry on CONFECTIONERY and
FRUIT-sToRE. to buy and sell for cash only.
au 1l-2w 4. dAIdhaani
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DILL AID Z l. PHI A, RICH o>fFTS
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .ssssSasssa.
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEF.k.-until further
trips. leaving PhiladelphiGs every U ESD A Y -,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and RichMond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. coiI-
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and 10y our Fall River line for
the same ely ria Cape Cod landing at Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer. -
w. 7. PORTER. Agent,
1925 Dock street. Richmoud.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents.
No. II South Wharyes. Philadelphia.
70 d. ID. c. MINK, Agent.
myl7 No. 20 Devonshirc street. Boston.
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BY JAS. Macdougall, Auctfoneer,
No, 10 Governor street.

T ARGE SALE OF SADDLE AND
IL HARVEST AT AUCTI0N.-On SAT
URBAY the 9Th instant. at / o'clock, viii sell
The stables of Mr.. j. c. johnson, corner tliteenth
and Franklin streets,
% head Of YOUNG, SOUND, and WELL-BROhE
SADDLE AND HAHN ESS-HORSES.
The attention Of those ia want is respectfully
asked to this sale, rs the HORSES are all reliable
and must he sold. H.. JAS. MACDOUGALL.
am l6 AuctiOncer.
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FURNITURE.

Now Is THE TIME .-FURNI- q
~ TIRE AT BOTTOM .tPRICES.-Pur- n
chasers viii find It to their interest to call on ~,
now on hand ana aln receiving large stock of all
The Latest styles for chamber parlor, and dining
room These goods being bought at the lowest cash
figures during the present general depression in bus-
ness, enables me to offer extraordinary INDUCE
mentS. 70 ...... Jy o.
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,rrou rho philsaelphia Press. August Aota'I
rho Texas mud Pacific.

,,,xrs FROM THE ANNUAL. REroRT-rnE RoAr
~ yIouRIsulNd- coSprTIoS-A uEALTHr
INCREASE IN BOTH THE rAssESG Err ANp
rrrIcHT REvENUES--THE PROFITS FOR THE
TwsIyE MONTHS ENDING WITH NAY, &c.
4 meeting OF the stockholders and direc-
,nrs .; the Texas and Pacific Railroad Com
many was held yesterday afternoon at their
aafi;ce. No. as south Fourth street. The
nrincipal feature was the report OF the
anerations OF the directors for the year end
ING MAY 81. 1877. 1t represents the road TO
No in t,ourishing condition, for Texas IL
Growing and prospecting, and that the man
sccmcnt il free from the labor troubles that
are ha,npering the roads in this part OF Ibis
country. ;,;.s
extends along $50 sic miles OF track OF
which 1lose were completed during the
wear. For every completed mile OF road
no comnany is entitled to twenty land-sec-
tion. OF Gao acres each, subject to location
on the same before 1855.
The receipts for the year arc S2,"Sl'-
97647, and the profits nave peeh eoie'-
$500. The passenger revenue nas IN
creased IS $40 per cent; 1Ol,5o1 more tons
OF freight were haulcu TITAN last year.
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RvTSIyESs CHANCES.

THOR SALE.-On account OF the death OF
Mr. John Bell offer for sale the old, e5tablisned
md we,i-known PHOTOGRAPH 9 A l. l. ER
tknown as the Mipns Gallsry No. la cs sySaI
nortIon For terms, which will be accommodating,
apply TO 4t c,.:anora stroat
-. = - Petersburg, Va.
would like also to correspond or see In person an
artist who will either run the gallery on shares or
otherwise. '..-'''' 90 '''.''''-' au AA'A"
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WAGONS, CARTS. DE.

TOR SALE, LoT OF .WORKc#H4
=. aconT MINDED: q new BUGGIES, l second
handed with top; i second handed PONY PHAE.
TcN new and secondhand SPRING-WAGONS
Sor futchers and grocery use :. aisosi FARM
WAGONS and CARTS. All kind or repairing done
nromntiy., JAMES r. -NEALE,
an s-codI2t No. 12l Eighteenth street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. I

TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS, ~
l. &c-Just received largs a $50 Hand Roc
ment CT Trunks, satsnets. sa ofered In Gen.
Ss snsn Qua Shoes large stock Of La
dies sippers: Childrens, M, Miss sf hou'n'' 'n'
Boys s'A %ISGo, ELLETT nd eMm s3I dIrss;s
No: ooa corner TENN ZEN adn si aas streets
T. Wholesale Department, l3oS nlain street.
ie2l-5m
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aDnINIsTRATRIx's NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN thai
~ tbe subscriber hath obtained letters of admin
tr.tJon NAN re personal estate of JULIEN HAIR
RisoN. deceased Persons having claims against the
estate can present toe same to ting or 70
Wiiiam NJ Hil at the State Bank of Firr iuia Rich,
,mond to whom persons indebted 70 tis sstase VIII
make payment LiLL1 ~ uAhkloON,
nm l5-fw Administrative.
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Auction SALES-FUture Pays.
TIIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF BAR
FIXTURES. BEER-PUMP. FURNITURE. &C.

will sell Mt public auction on SATURDAY the
18th day of August, 1871 at 10 O'Clock ~ M al
the saloon known Is Uncle Toms Cabin Seven
teenb street between Main and Franklin streets the
following property, TO satisfy dstress-warrant in
my hands III favor OF Hannah h. Dill and N. A. Al
len cxccutrlx. ~. Fl. ). Jenaings-to wit :.~..'..
BEER-PU31P and ICE-B0X,
! MIRROR, -.
REFRIG ERATOR,. 80
CHROMOS, 49, ....., -..I
2 RUNLETS ipart full of winel.
DECANTERS. EYEGLASSES.
I}EMiJOHSS.i TABLE. CHAIRS.
.., STATE and CITY LICENSES for 1877, &c.
TERMS: Cash. I. l.. WHITING.
aul7 - Ii. &. G.. r.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATfsI5En1
81 80. ~.. COMPANY. 9ans.ssssssssSz E

TANiES RIVER STEAMBOATf-I5Eu
- ~.. COMPANY. 9assssszszn
DAILY LINE-SUMMER SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
ON and after WEDNt SDAY, May 2, 1877. the
fast and elegant steamers John SYLVESTER.
Captain J. A. PoST, and ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain
H. C. CLIFFORD carrying United States mailj, will
leave Richmond for the abovt-namcd places DAILY
(SEndayS cXcepted) at Z 4. IL.
Passengers by taiS route view by DAYLIGHT all
tile historical points OF interest James river
(passing through Dutch Gap). Including fortifca-
onS, battlc-fiedS jamestown, Fortress Monroe, Zip
Raps, Hampton Roads. &c. &c.
Close connections made At Norfolk with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
Fare tn Norfolk or Old Point...... ~ 81
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and re.nrn..... 4 10
Through tickets TO Baltimore, Philadelphia. snh
New York Al reduced rates; also 70 Boston Ed Fall
River Line ria Merchants aud Miners Steam
ship Line from Norfolk.
Tickets sale steamers, at CARRIERS agency SIG
Main street and Ut Exchange Hotel. Baggage Checked
through.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Excursion tickets good 10
godOwn the river and return same day by up-scamcI
at 5 round trip: children half price
Liberal arrangements will be made for moonlight
excursions, SunduysclOO and other pic mic parties.
Freixh. received daily Sundays excepteD from
4. n. 10 r. N. for Boston, Norfolk, and Ports
mouth alr0 regular landings James river, at
sOpable rates.
Way-landing freights must be prepaid
l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent
Office: ComlHny's wharf, Rockets, and SOB Main
eli my l
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. DC.

r ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL, AND
,TIMBEPED: also, CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE. RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Virginia Land Guide.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPAIRED ON
THE INSTALMENT. PLAN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON RENTS OR LOANED
on REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
.f GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, -,
<oo-cod 1908 Bank street.
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ENGINEERING.

NIyIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
" NEERISG AT THE RENSSELAER, POL Y
TECHNIC INSTITUTE. TROY, N I.-lustructioR
very practical Advantages unsurpassed i'll this
country. Graduates obtain excellent positions. Re-
opens September 18TH For the Annual Register,
containing improved course of study and full parti-
culars. address PROF. WM. L. ADAMS, Director. =.
" 3l.lm
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BOOKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.
tBy mail. lee each; esttnary Price, 81 to So eaeI)
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Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily .eN-
cept Sunday at 400 7. NJ. and arrives at TOY
louisville 1T 7:45 L. II.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily Except sunday. between Hinton and Hunt
ington daily. stopping at ai regular stat
Express train runs daily, stopping At Hanover.
Junction. Soels. Trevillian's. Loni-s, Gordaasvr,
Charlottesville, StauHton. Goshen. Miilb"rD. Co.'S
ington, and all regular stations west of Corinri"u.
Mail and express trains connect al GordOnsvilia
for Washington and the North. and at Charlotte,
VILE tor Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects II Cincinnati With trunk
lines for all points In the West. Northwest, aud
southwest. and ut Richmond with the Richmond
and D4nvIlle, and Richmond and Petersburg traHs
for all points South.
Sleepng-cars run on nigh:-rains.
Mail train arrives III Richmond al $50 +. VI.
Express Train arrives II Richmond a. $50 \. VI.
Accommodation train arrive, at Richmond al
S:45 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold aud baggage checked 10 all
principal points.
For rates, information. &C.. apply at Cnmpany's
offices, and at $40 Main street. Richmond. Va.
D. CONWAY K. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. VI. s. DUNN,
ie2 Engineer aud SUPERINTENDENT
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RAILROAD LINES.
E - - "a W
ID CHMONDf AND DANVILLE RAIL
h ROAD COMPANY.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST s. 1877.
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CHESAPEAKE ASb ONO IAN.RONn.J
RICHMOND. VA. juno l. 1877.
CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL
OROAn-On and after SUNDAY, June 3. 81
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A LIBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE.

4 NEW BOOK ADDED EVERY TEN DAYS
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A GENTS FOR Isl. .
NEsrIE,s MILK FOOD or LACTEOUS FARINA
DIR, n. GERBER'S LACTEOUS FARlNA for In
- fants and invalids. .."
OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR.
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT, ...',... &.
HECKER'S FARINA." NJ .....s1
ROBINSON'S BARLEY SAGUS.
TAPIOCA, MIDDLEMAN'S BISCUITS,
osWEGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &C., &C.;
A full line of tine GROCERIES.
]. E. MORRIS & CO.,
ive 1884 Maiu street.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAMERs.

TOR PHILADELPHIA FALL 1G5EfS
Il RIVER, PROVIDENCE AND BIOS. s~ss ssss.zEs
TON.-The Steamer ALLIANCE, Captain CARR,
DAY the 18th Instant, at 10 O'Clock.
- =. w. Z. PORTER. Agent.
aul6-2t .. SO .-.-' I. 2425 Dock street.
L7OR NEW YORK.-The Old <lfT~S
Il Dominion Steamship Company s aa sas ssesas.
steamship WYANOkE- Captain COUCH: Will sail
FRIDAY, August 18th, ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
Freight received until o'clock A. u,
Through bills CT Iadng signed ami goods for
warded with dispatch to al points nortl' sonth,
east, and west also, to foreign ports.
Passenger ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip Tickets,
S24. Stearage, IS and S6.
For freight ar passage, apply TO
G, W. ALLEN K CO. Agents.
all l5-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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GROCERIES. dc.

/. ..-..-r- GROCERIES,. DC.
TEAS, IMPORTED FROM CHINA d.
/ rect to Richmond ria San Francisco ana the
Pacific railroad under special orders as to qualify
CHOICE GREEN or GUNPOWDEk,
! ENGLISH BREAKFAST, .-"'r-
BLACK TEAS Of aligrades.
80, =. importers.
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RE.I.ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

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A single baby is one, and we suppose
twin 10 q opeder,-Free Press. - ...-a-
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by JAS. Macdonsali, Auctioneer'
No. Governor street.

RICHARDSON & Co. Auciionetrs.