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8 !, ,,.,,xyrrnN SAHEg..Fusurc Dnys.
-. ss.crro G yaslion 4 s9n. Auctionsera,
IA. i Tenti, street, Skaters build ns.

,pr ~ 81 &: TO BUILDERs.-At the
,hs owner. We VIII sell at public sue
tios na gse premises on July ghsaa
Il ssetoek to me aistFsssA Siae onsEa
.mI u - the northeast corner of Fourth ana
sesn Streets, to be removed on or before ae M
tnsrn (.asb, or one halt CASH: balance on 9
credIt nf sixty days purchaser 10 give negoiihDse
note, WIN appfgsssiEao is &. vAsHoN q SON,
!, - II - Z a'ffE's1 81 Anctioneers
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
i OAK GROVE ADJACENT TO =. I l,ARvI;
WITH TWENTY-ONE AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES OF LAMA POR TON OF j; W:
SHELL DS'S ESTATE.-By virtue Of three deeds Of
trust executed to US as trustees, duly recorded In
the County Court of Hsnrico-thc first D. 3. "a, p.
444, to secure the payment Of the sum of $3.50, cyl
denced by certain negotiable note therein de-
scribcd: tc second recorded in d. b. 81, p 1872, to
secure the payment Of the sum of sl12o, evidenced
by certain negotiable note therein described; and
the third recorded In D. b. 81, D. 3oS, to secure the
sum of $500, evidenced by certain negotiable note
therein described to the beneficiary therein, and
being required by the same we will proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises, on the SlS-
TENTH DAY OF july. 1877, at 6 O'Clock p.
NJ, the property described In said deeds, being
TWENTY-ONEA ND THREE QUARTER ACRES
OF LAND, with beautiful grove thereon. allotted
to Mrs. Phoebe 3. Randolph by ommssioners ap-
pointed by Circuit Court of uenrlco April, 1877.
For more particular metes and bounds see plat on
dav of sale. and till then in Office Of auctioneer.
TERMS: While deeds call for cash, yet, by consent
~ 49, -. WILLIAM 6. DASHIEt.L,
D. a. BROWN, JR.. 81.
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Asctioneer. Jy4
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A UCTION SALE OF UNITED STATES

A UCTION SALE OF UNITED STATEo
N PROPERTY -.--t-
AT THE SToNE-CUTTING YARDS OF THE WEST
HAM GRANITE COMPANY, IN THE Town OF
MANCHESTER, NEAR RICHMOND, VA.
THE PROPERTY consists Of a part of the oihce-
furniture, and the entire stock Of miscellaneous
tools machinery shops and sheds, constituting the
comnlcte outtlt for three hundred granlte-cutters
and thirty blacksmiths together with carpenters
shop engine-housc, toOl-house, large quantity OF
old steel small quantities of bar hoop, and sheet
iron, bar-steel &c. and Q small steam-engine, with
upright boiler complete.
b,tier nj public auction, on the premises, on the
18th day of July, 1877. at 2 o'clock P: NJ;
For special inventory apply to- 6. w. kANDALL'
Government Agent Richmond, Va, or 10 the I'M
dersigned at Washington, p. G. o,.ry 49,
Iieutenant- Colonel Corps of Engineers,
49, United States Army.
June 20, 1877. 1e 3o-ot
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Ry Dickinson & Che~ninR,
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers,
J1l5 Main street.

TWO HUNDRED LOTS AND SEV-
ERAI, HOUSES IN AND ADJOINING Full
TON AND ONE NEW HOUSE WITHIN, ONE ne
s soIl Of FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH! On
nicholson STREET, FOR SALE Al Avg
TISN We will cell at public auction on FRIDAY,
iniy 90 1871 ON the premises, commencing at 4
o,ciock. the aforementioned property.
This IS destined to De very valuable property anu
II nav be bought very low. &c.,
TERMS: Very hberal TO be made known at da'
Of sale. nc
DICKINSON & CHEWNlNG.
To-, 1ll5 Main street.
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El:,t.i SatEsArEARE ANp OfsfO RAILRoAp,l
1-. RIcHaoND, VA, June l.. s77.
(yHESAPEAKE, AND, OHIO. RAIL
SJROAD-On and after SUNDAY, June 8, l677,

Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily lex
cept Sunday at 400 Il. b., aad arrives at Cor
louisville at 7:45 P. NJ, making connection with
train Cor Washington.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily Except sunday, between Hinton and Hunt
ington runs daily, stopping at all regular stations
Express train runs day, stopping at Hanover,
Junction, loels. Treyillian's Louisa, GordoIsvie,
charlottesville, Staunton, Goshen MiilbOro', Coy-
ington and all regular stations west Of CoVington.
Mail and express trains connect 81 Gordonsvte
for Washington and the North and ut Charlottcs
Vile tor L.Inchhurg and the South
EXPRESS train connects Ut Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points In the West, Northwest, and
Southwest. and ut Richmond with the Richmond
and DanvilIe. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-cars run on night-trains.
Mail train arrives at Richmond at $50 u. NJ.
Express train arrives ut Richmond at G:30 A. 81.
Accommodation train arrives ut Richmond ut
SAB a. NJ. .
Through ricketts, sold and baggage checked to all
principal points. .... =.
For rates, information. &C., apply at Compan :
offices, and ut S2G Main street. Richmond, Va.
- 49, go. CONWAY X. HOWARD, j..
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
w. Nj. s. DUNN,
leg Engineer aud Superintendent
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.
.
SURGEONS SPONGE, ....
BARRIERS SPONGE, i.
nj CARRIAGE-sPoNGE, ..,
CHAMoIS SKINS, .,.
BATHING.TOwELs, ,a=ls'.
FLOATING SOAP (vhite). ~,
For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
fy6 1916 Main street
TWO CASES OF
~s..y SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
made by
TIEMAN,
AMpUTATING AND GENERAL OPERATING,
for sale at less than half price by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ie7 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
-'.. iE - Ills Main street.
TRUSTEES BANKRUPT SALE OF
L. FRAME WAREHOUSE .NEAR WHARF TX y
RICHMOND AND DANVTLLE RAIL RI DAD
COMPANY, OPPOSITE ROCkETTS.-By virtue
of authority vested In me as trustee tn re asa
auction, AT THE OFFICE OF j. THOMPSON BROWN,
1l13 Main street, on, .,ts =. tt-
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,
that FRAME WAREHOUSE erected Ivy Asa Sny-
der q Co at cost Of S5l2 for material only. situ-
ated at the wharf Of the Richmond and Danvllle
Railroad Company, opposite Rockets.
this sale.
TERMS: Cash, or its equivalent.
JAMES Ii. DOOLEY, Trustee.
I T,yoHpcoG BROWN. Auctfoneer. ~ 8
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RICHMOND. FREpG ( POTOMAC X. K. Col
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. June 22, la77.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after SUNDAY, juno Gath, trains will run
on this road rs follows:
500 A. NJ. leaves the Gyrd-Street station daily te1-
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
timOre ana Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad due ut Washington
ut ITO p. h.. Baltimore at $40 Z.
~; Philadelphia at 9:35 +. NJ; New
4:45 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Sfreet station daily arrv-
Baltimore at l1:40 T. NJ; Phadrl-
phia at $40 A. ~: New York at 6:55
4. u. Through sleeper from Rich
mond 10 New York; price siberth.s 81.
AS P. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, Tor
Junction. leaves Broad-Strcet station
daily tSundays exceptedl.
700 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Strcet station daily;
leaves New York at 6:05 The nrrct
ding evening; Baltimore at 1855 p.
NJ: Washington at Los L. n.
lO:45 2. NJ. arrives al Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept Sunday. Leaves New York at
Sis A. NJ: Philadelphia at 1905
PM: Baltimore at 1913 p. NJ; WASH
1925 A. NJ. ACCoMMGDATI0N TRAIN arrives
ut Broad-Street station daily tSun-
'0 f. T. D. MYERS,
General Superintendent
G.. 4. TAYLOR,
jc23 General Freight End Ticket Agent.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1877.
DEDUCED RATES VIA RICHMOND,
IL FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
To Alexandria. "..........''.'''.'..'"S9 20
To Washington ~
To Baltimore tllmired) w
The quickest and best route to all northern anu
eastern points -- j.,
SUMNER EXCURSION TICKETS NJ greatly
reduced rates 10 Niagara Falls, Cape May Saratoga
Springs. Watkins Glen, Newport. White Mountains,
aud ali the popular summer resorts OF the northern
STATES G. A. TAYLOR,
H. I6-lm General Ticket Agent.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS


TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO @FfH
u VIDENCE, AND ROSTO N.-aslSsikzzssa
Steamer EVERMhN, Captain PLATT, will receive
freight for the above ports until SATURDAY the
''''' > W. p. PORTER. Agent,
tv 6-2t .. 1925 Dock street.
'FoR NEW I>ORK .-The Old @NS
EgDomlnton n Steamship CSmrany'ss szasEsss.;
steamship WYANOhE, Cantain CoucH, Will sail
Freight received until 10 O'Clock a. II.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east,
aud west; also, to foreign ports -.-.-.. ID.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets
S24. SIeerage, Sc and IS. g. -..
For freight Or passage. apply to
G. w ALLEN & CO. Agents.
iy4-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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by reference 10 dispatch Ia this
issue taken from the orsgone,s.
and which through some ina1vortenee
failed 10 reach us in time for Yesterday
mornings paper. the great body Of cur
readers will lie highly gra,itied in
noticing that Judge Lewis. the most
deseryediy unpopular man aud most
obnoxious Judge that ever occupied n
scat upon the bench of this Territory.
has rendered his resignation and
that II has been accepted by the
Department al Washington This dis
patch. We think. can without doubt hc
relied upon in all It's essential points
that is. in 50 far as the resignation an,l
its acceptance Is Concerned We don't
mean By this that he forwarded the iel
Ter Of resignation himself. winch he
ongh, to have dome long stree. bat 'bs. it
was dune by Seine o,scf pe5,on. the
same rs II VAS esfcc;uslls done in Idaho.
where he rendered himself equally IS
oiioas Ia the people As he has here lie
can te spared and sc tAiuk tais sub
tesfuge will bring h.m, and When
il does the ps0ple 81 l'aeeI
SQUAD can well congratulate thcna-
selves aIAea the fesal, W ~ouli,
however. he better pleased Il; &c had
hail the ,lecsacy 10 have fayW Agiei hl,
resigna,son hismself; bat 'Atrs was no
hope II that. sni none of lss speedy
rsmoysl ard 81 sene STE else. re
Lsas ,.sksss. has Done It for bla We
haven, a word q approval fav the A.,
no, even nron shs pti0ciple thar the
ena justified the mesus, t.at we nses'
say that. il il ~lsl sseu;asts ia hls re-
movsi iFosa oiliee. :; Mill pgose $! vGt-
lie l~nefii Aul serve a. Nnsshsr sxeps-
pisisea,ioa os ,he ,Fu'h Il the Oil ~
sng that ire~,aessls soas of esil oasa-
eth gsssi,"
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The 7ta.e'. Washington special says d
Eumb.r Of prominent SoutheFaers. in
cluiing Lamar and G,1r5on. Judge
Wiltshire ard the heal bench IN Ar
kansas ard Tennessee have united in
prese n,irg the name III Gideon s Pill
lo~ 10 Hayes. f3- appointment as Cir
cult Judge. 70 succeed Juage Emmon'-,
who died recently.
WASHINGTON. May q A severe
rain storm passed over the City last
night, doing consiterabIe damage -
property.
New YoRE, Nsy p -Lesnder 4
Beviu. Just returned FROM California,
gives tn. Sun ats alarming account +
the agricultural distress there, charaC-
t=rzIng the san Joaquin valley a the
great wheat producing section Of the
State He ANTICIPATES that niue-tenths
Of it will lie ruined this year; AMI il
is almost certain that hundreds will
starye 10 death, unl-s, sustained by
charity He attributes The COCA crop,
in Naps Valley to irrigation, and says
Instead Of shipping grain this year
California will not raise more tiisn u
home supply, and train leads Il peo-
pie are leaving California with hat
little they are able to escape With.
WASHINGTON. May 2l.-The Post
office Department gives Notice to-day,
that the schedule days Of the depart
ure for San Francisco mails for japan
and China have been changed, md the
number If trips increased as follows: :
The Pacific Mail steamship Company
will dispatch its steamers from San
Francisco May Goth. June Goth and
July l4th The vessels of the Occi-
dental s Oriental Company will leave
the same port on June 9th. July Sd and
July 81. The increased frequency Of
trips will be continued throughout the
season.
NEW YORK. May 2l-A special dis
patch from Constantlnople GA Paris
says: Members Of the Turkish De-
partment Of Deputies are qusrrcllin.
aud government troubles are feared.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says that English Off
GERS in that city are surveying the de
fenses Of the har5or and city. Another
dispatch from the same place says the
Russians are committing frightful mas
sacres in the Caucasus
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TELEGRA PHIC.


SAN DtEG", May 2l-A special TO
the Uj.ioa from Yuma says The first
train arrived at Jaegar's, below here.
this morning, Jaesar's will hereafter
be called Colorado river station. and be
opened for rugular business Wednesday
morning. and Pilot Knob will be closed
Thursday. Commencing tomorrow
stages Of the Southern Pacific mail line
will leave Yuma daily for all parts Of
the territory and east. The weather is
cool and the town is full of strangers.
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EsFROrE:.

BUCHAREST. May 90 Indications
are that the Russian army is i'll no
hurry about crossing the Danube. 1t
is expected that the Car will reach the
army headquarters about the 9Th of
June
VIENNA. May 2l.--It is rumored here
that negotiations are pending for An
alliance between Germany, Austria and
England.
ATHENS, May 2l.-The Greek Min
lister is disposed to adopt warllke poll
icy. 1t is believed the people will sup
port him.
LONDON, May al.- To day. being
Whit Monday, is observed as holi-
day. The Stock Exchange is closed.
PEsTH. May 2l-.In remarkable
article In the Pesh Lioyi. the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs is warned rot 10
continue the policy of inactivity.
Promptness is urged for the protection
OF foreigners, The anxiety with which
event on tbs lower Danube are watched
in Hungary and Austria, is expressed in
the article. General uneasi is felt
on account of the equi,ocal attitude Of
the government.
LONDON. May 2l.--An Erzerum spec
ial. of Saturday. describing the first
attack Oh Arabian, says the Russians
commenced with heavy artillery fire,
which WAS returned by the Turks, this
was followed 10y infantry attacks, which
were repeatedly repuised with great
slaughter. The troops were r.pulsei
al every quarter uutll nightf.l stopped
the carnage.
Intelligence WAS received from kars
yesterday that the Russians attack d
the outer linc with furious determine
ton aud followed up their attempts
with heavy bu; ill-directed cannon
ade from siege artillery. The powerful
Turkish batteries replied with better
effect The duel was kept up until the
Russians brought up their infantry as
close a. they dared. As ii they intended
10 take the fortiiic, tions by storm.
The Turkish commander then drew
together large bodies II troop,
behind the rampar;s and made 4 tire
Iaeudous sortle upon the Russian fan (
AMI rear. under the shock Of which
many were obliged to retrea. into a
disadsantageous positson. A bloody
engagement then occurred, and the Rus
SLAMS were obliged 20 retreat, leaving
500 dead aud many wounded
VIENNA. Nay 2I-The Russi.ns and
Raumaniau authorities issued deere,
on Friday prohibiting all traffic or the
. Danube This paralyaes large Hunga
Vlsu tfaic Count Andrs>sy has decided
10 take Immediate steps against ,hs'
action. sd will. uo lo4b,, - Joined b,
other powers However he Will tot
~Ait fox their co operation.
I.oNpoS. May al \ BERLIN ilspats i
says in consequence # the appointment
ot >.ni- Ulssamauntaue Cabinet IL
Franc the reinforcement Of ,he Als.ce
and losraiue garrtscn' i likely 10 b,
carried into effect, The incfesss ~ll
probably cmouut 20 l6t<f0 men. and
~ill make the forces ia Western Ger
many cqu,l to these III Northeastern
France. /, is AppreheHds.,i that the IL
;ramonssee mem bcrs u shc nsw gov
ernm>nt may eventually grevall ovs'
iAc Duks D,Casas Aad induce mcr.
active psrioa in the foreign poliey o.
france
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Tuesday. May 90, 1877.
DRAWBACKS OF IGNORANCE

The .>au Francisco sp,hdefst of
thu Portland !staAdi5,i draws tie fiji
lowing nounful picture Of the labor
exchange of san Francisco
1.-THE nnyarnishe1 truth = that oar
labor market is s.0e ked ~ overlooking
and every fresh arriving train tut adds
30 tho miserable multitude in orr fadst
that waits, suffers, starves, aGi finally
fights lis way hack East again Be
fore The door Of every employment
Office in this city to day, stands hol
INV eyed swarm tGat would saddeH the
hetrt Of s,tyr. aeis of Grains and
culture. good clerks. excellent accaoni-
ants, business :nen Of nnGculaDe en-
ergy. mechanics os ability. walk iho
streets 10 dumb despair, and finally take
those tha. lead 10 tine lag and n4orgue.
II IL truly said that san Franeisco il
California. and here all the misery and
suffering Of those who have journeyed
from a!ar TO grasp iii rnonotonous repeti-
tion the glittsring muag. Of fortune
are seen The writer Of thi. cannot
remember one evening for very many.
that he has not been asked coin Ia buy
a meal or bed. by men who would have
sooner died on the rack tlau have
asked aims in the light of day And
some of them 10 die in the rack - the
rack Of continued disappointment and
bttery misery.
The keynote of the melancholy state
Of things there depicted is unwi,tiugly
furnished in the fallacy. which he ac-
cepts. that san Francisco il Cali!or-
MIA" That il the creed down there
Merchants. brokers. spectators, pro-
fessionai men, every body will quote
Napoleon's mot that Paris is France
and argue by parity, that California IS
the Pacific coast ard San Francisco is
California Ergo there is no place worth
any attention or OF any particular &c.
count whatever. outside of the city.
That is just where thoy mistake
That is the blunder that is causing
trouble. San Francisco has otit grown
and depleted the country that it lives
upon. Like All iufaIned tumor it has
concentrated upon itself mere than its
due share of the warmth aud blood of
the system to tue poyerishment Of
other parts beyond the standard Of
health.
Therefore. the bewildered strangers
who throDg to the coast by way of its
only existing gate aud point of ingress
deiuded by this mous,rous error that
San Francisco is the Pacific coast, grope
hopeiessly about the streets of that
maelstron for u time in iule of uii-
certainty aud then. as the writer says,
light their way desperately back Eas,
agam.' II they only could know be-
fore their funds are exhausted that there
are vacant in the north almost whole
townships of fertile lands where the
rains fall and crops grow every year,
the fate Of thousands would he changed
from ruin 10 prosperity and our new
Territories would grow into State
May the day be Ear dis,aut when
any single town shall contain
all the virtue, all the life. or al,
the grace there is in an empire OF assoc
eiated CONFERENCE.-The as vas. in exten,
and gifted in resources rs cur Pacific
coast.
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NEW YoRR. May 2l--The WorlFs
Washington special says that Chamber
lain declines the Solicitorship of the
Treasury. and will practice law in New
York.
The 7imes' Washington special says
that Sheridan proposes to send IA ex-
petition to Tao scene Of Clusters fight
with Sitting Ball fnr the purpose Of
getting the remains Of the gallant band
who We're massacreed upoE that occa-
sion. and giving them burial with prop
er military honors, Mt such point as may
h. designated by the War Department.
Gen, Criitenden. whose son fell in the
fight. objects tn the removal. and has
written letter asking that the remains
IF this baud be permitted In rest where
they are now inferred, that they may
signalize for all time the spot where
they So uobiy fell Crittenden. in his
letter. says There can bee no filter
resting place Tor true soldiers than the
spot when ms blood has haiioWed. 1t
would be vandalism 10 dig up aud scat
ter widely the bones OF these men who
have been buried Is they died. should
or to shoulder They all persisted to-
ge'her. lighting without hope, and COM
radeship thus ceinented should never
be undone.
NhW YORK. May u. The Norff.
special says the Attorney General has
been influenced 10 decide that Tweed i
evidence shall not be used IN pending
or future suits.
NV 1oRk, May 2l.-The HerdF'
Norfolk, Va. special says intelligence
has reached this city Of the total de-
ssruetion Of the town OF cress~ell. NEAR
Falmouth. y c. by fire Friday night
All the United States mails ia the pos,
oilice Were consumed. But little insur-
sncc vas held u the town by property
holders AMI the greatest distress pre-
walls
The NerlFs Washington spccisl re.
wives the cid story ,ha, T.lden intend.
u test h,s legal igh, ~ the Presidency
under the las. section ct ,he Electoral
Commission bali, to Alch. according 4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-22

SAN JUAN LiAR-Tbe kiln on San
Juau Island turns on, about 20 bbls
daily. requiring 4 cords Of wood far
burning. From 10 10 20 men are kept
employed, ami the expense account
reaches about 1920 per month. The
poInlatiou Of the island il reported at
$50. and tie nunJer Of farms 1T 100.