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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
rio ssr isxers UIsflan Tan.
wHAT rRE pfTTsRrRan FIRE FRS DEMAsDED
lF5ss pHEyIoUs III, TfiE 0uTBREA l

M III SkriK aU1ssInn atanss
WAR rHE pfTrsRuRa1 sfRik ERs DEMANDED s,s
pRRpIoUs no THE 0uTBREA 55
IfrrsssRati, July 10. "a large and very
enthusiastic meeting Of the Train. Mems
4 Jn}of, WIS held 3at Ph1nix Hall, on Esey-
enth street, tonight n early all the strikers
were present, and The meeting was y va q
dressed by many speakers. But one se saI..
ment was expressed, and TINT deterMl.nu.
Han "a continue the strike. the mse .s
was yery orderly. The strikers were loineu
~, ,ha meeting BY the engineers anu nrsnle.l
~ shs. scasteTa division, and IL was .aeoeI.
,,,naS ~ base the fight: on the eductioln .,
,ss yes which went into effect june 1s., a a.,
aoa}nst the doubling OF trains, Inc Ky.
lowing resolutions were ~.
ed - :. committee ar
nnintad BY, the employees OF tne W ,sssfas
yision OF the Pennsyivania rallISaa, " ~
hereby demand from said company, tII0a u.
it's proper officers, The wages OF eng.nes s. :;
firemen, conductors, ana DraKsneh fecs'As '1'
prior to June i 1877. - f i.
90, THAT each and every employee that
has been dismissed for taking part or parts
In the present strike, or meetings held prior
To or during said strike, be restored TO their
nositions held prior to the strike.
%~3. That the classification OF each OF said
DEPARTMENTS be abolished now and forever,
and hereafter that engineers, and conductors
receive the same wages received by the en-.
eineers and conductors Of the highest class
prior to June 1, 1877. s.,.. = $, 80
ia. That the running OF double trains. be
abolished, excepting coal trains. H.,
sH5. That each aud every engine, whether
road or shifting, shall have its own nre-
man ''s& 80 ,3.s't. 81. - -.
After the adoption Of these resolutions
the meeting adjourned until 8 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. "A meeting OF all the
workingmen in the county was called Tor
Friday evening, to include men OF all
trades. Representatives OF all the different
trade-unions OF the city were present at to-
nights meeting, and profered aid, II ne
cessary, TO sustain the strikers In their de-
mands. The officers OF the, road claim that
the double-train arrangement is simply
q pretext for the strike. They state
that .or three months past the freight BUSH
ness has been very low, and that many
crews have been kept in the employ OF the
company 10 anticipation OF better business.
During the past two weeks the decrease OF
freight has been so heavy that the company
only had work for the fifteen or eighteen OF
the twenty-six crews in their employ. They
further state that the strike was gotten up
because a large number Of men expected to
be thrown out, OF employment by the new
order, Of running trains. T. +t~..ts = ~
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RICHMOND AND PHTEEsBURGl
-| RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
" on this read will run Us follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily; connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. sa-
b vannah, Raleigh, Atlantis Macon,
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
-t3 and all points South and Southwest;
- also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
-.-. for Lynchburg, Farmville. ana Tther
,.-ta. local stations on THAT road, making
same time rs by any other line. ms
main stops only ~ Manchester ahd
l:loP.M AccoMMoDAT1oN daily except
Sunday. Passengers takiag THIS tram
To-. will make clsse connection at Pctrrs-
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk with
splendid Bay-ine steamers for BaItl-
/! r.fr. more. philadelphia and New YORK.
and With the Old dominion steamers
for New York, stopping at al regular
stations on signal. ,
$50 P. a., FREIGHT daily Except sunday) WIFE
coach attached.
O:55 r. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily except sun
: +'-il, day), connecting for Weldon Raleigh,
.:-' WILMINGTON, and Charleston. Pullman
seeplng-car Cor Wilmington and tie
''' South. In. 4.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
e:ss A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily except sun
day., connecting with Bichm9nd, Fred
ericksburg an6 Potomac railroad FOX
--m ri all points North East, and West.
11:leA NJ, CUsda oDATI on TRAIN daily ter-
:, ,..'' cept Sunday with passenger coach at
!. tached.
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
q Potomac railroad for all points Eas!
and west. Also, making close cennec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Onlc
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
all points North sud West. This tram
stops only nj Manchester.
6:IO P. II. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sum
dayl, with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily Tain
from Richmond South. js--srF = ,,,.
Passengers for Clover Hill connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday. ~
:. SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS =,
viii leave Richmond ut 9 A. NJ. and b:3O i. IL
every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start iroW
-" 10 q opt''''A a. SHAW. Superintendent
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By W. Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HAIF-ACRE
Ninth BET SN CLAY. AND LEIGH
STREETS.-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust. duly
". Goddn. trustee, duly recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court: in Deed Book No. l0l B, page
1913 the second TO James Peasants, trustee, duly
page 2sS-the undersigned trustees. will. sell at
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
not, on the first fair day thereafter,) the HALF
ACRE LOT No. 794, located as above. having a
front OF ASK feet and depth of 100 feet, to be
may be determined at the zine of sale:g This lot
offers unusual attractions for speculation as the lot
from the constant deposits Of earth, Will soon be
TERMS Reasonable, and made known at the hour
Of sale. w. GODDIN, Trustee; ~,
= -: .ss JAMES PLEASANTS, Trustee.
jy11-13,l6.1s,21&23, :. n 81 -,
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-. by Richardson & Co..
I Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
..s. Il No. lIlS Main street.

VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND IN
y HENRICo COUNTY, ABOUT TWELVE
SALE AT THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE BY
AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner, William
Tuckey, we shall sell by auction, at Henrico court
house. on MONDAY the 9Th day OF August. court
day. at O'Clock p. Nc, about SIXTY ACRES OF
VALUABLE TEfBERED LAND in the county of
Helrico twelve miles from Richmond. near the Ter
minus Of the Central Turnpike, and near Gravely
Hill. 49,, s.....tr "a SD. .sss.....a Ri
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and
ferred payments, With interest added and secured
by deed of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
( Nv 23-3O&Au6&tds l113 Main street
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BY W. Goddin, =. s.
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF. SEVEN LOTS
y IN DUvAL's; ADDITION, At THE NORTH
STREETS.-Wil be sold at auction, on the prenl-
ises, on MONDAY the 23d Of July, 1877, at 6A
O'Clock P. NJ. SEVEN LOTS located as above, hay
ing front Of 1893 feet the east line OF st. Paul
street running back 1161 feet TO an alley l6 feet
wide. according to plat ofsurver 10 be exhibited
and should attract the attention Of persons Wishing
to purchase cheap lots.
TERMS: At sale. ',".iiGs = W. GODD1N, =.
;fv-l7 :. s.-..,, .;,..---...i. .Anctioneer. o
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i;a9 g:i.i- BY Grubbs civilians, - 81 p
=, . Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers, -.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. ;

TWO SMALL TENEMENTs (ONE
ltBRICK. THE OTHER FR.NDfEl ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET NEAR
JEFFERSON FOR SALE AT AuCTI0N;;51Wss win s5Il
23d Of July, at S O'Clock P. NJ, the TWO SMALL
TENEMENTS located rs above-desertbed. The lot
fronts Al feet Marshall street and runs back 154
feet to a wide alley. The situation Of the property
and the depth OF the lot-enabling the owner TO
build on two fronts both street and alleymake this
very desirable property. VIII be sold as whole or
TERMs:iAt sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ..@
Nv Is ...r 80 !srt.= Auctfoneers. :
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REAL'EsTATE AT PRIYATEaALE,

TORa SALE PRIVATELY, LARGE
IfAND SMALL DIV ELLING 9. STORES,
gEIEai rs aE TY RIcH s es l9 ssSs
several medium-sized NEW RRlCK DWELLINGS
that win be sold at great sacrifice, owing 10 the
are determined to se. Also, q great many SMALL
HOUSES, In good localities, at from 5000 to
an. 800 some great bargains. i sstt5
Now IL the time TO purchase while property IS en-
tremely low. Is fisit ssssfs
SO FRANK ID, HILL
81 4 As s4.ti[ Fsss Real Estate Agent.
& ~ 1s-1w l10S Main street.
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NEW YORK.
a sTRIKE FEARED IN Albany NJ =.

ALBANY; July 22.--The Ad5utant. General
has issted an order to the Tweney-third and
Twenty.fourth National Guards to proceed
to Hornellsville to quen the rioters on the
Erie railroad. 1t is feared the railroad-men
will inaugurate strike here at:midnight.
NEW YORK, July 22.---Eyeryt thing, includ-
ing, mails, is. detained at .HornellsYille.
Small tumults and great anxiety throughout
the State. ;,.i ..;;-- .ai.s;. ,,,,J Z
PoRT JERyIs, N. T., July 22.-Thfngs
look serious here. . q IS @ ii IS. 4.
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SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKING ryrpr,
SUNDAY. JULY 8, 1877. 'f
THROUGH MAI. TRAIN DAILY,
No. 1-7:25 A. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrv,.
Burkeyile 9Ae 4. ". Isns,SH!
1926 p. M.- Greensbnro, a,Jee
and Z; d aSas sIalisess. yys 5;a$ ?. 49, H.
No. 2-4:36 A. IL, leaves Charlotte; arr1ges =,
Salisbury gao a; u, Greens:
10:35 a. M- Burkeyiiie " ol 5s
T. NJ. and Richmond 4:43P'42
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-Io:5o P. NJ, leaves Richmond: srriras
a sntte s:Ss l. IA T.: 4 ;;;s: +: 6.s:
1.. $50 a. D., Salisbury In.
-, -. =, 4: ~ and Charlotte Il i r Y
No. 4-62S M, leaves Clnrloite:s arrivc. y. y:
safy7:ssP No. 10 b 4; IF: ;s5
- rrp. A. d.. Bnrkeyiile 4A3.a "a
ana Richmond TAI A, n NJ
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION D.mv
No. 5-1O:ooA. D., leaves Richmond dali, AM -
yr..r ,.@s...I 80 riyes at Bnrkeyiie at ID, ~
d.. connecting with tho l..
-E. O: X. K. for all point in IN ~; ~.
~r southwest and the y,rs cn:
springs and summer resort ~
the line OF that road. ~
NO. b-lZ:3O I. NJ, leaves Burkeyille dzily and -.
rtves at Richmond at 3:I2p
d. connecting with A. NJ &
O. r. X. from all points sonm
and southwest, and from the
various springs and summer re-
sorts OH that road ~
Trains Nos. and 2 stop only n Chula pp-s
willie, Keysville, brakes Branch. Roanoke Ci"ra-
Boston, Scottsburg, Barksdale's Dundee I,snyitin'
ReidsviIle. Benata. Greensboro, Tholuasytlc S,W'
bury, China Grove, and AIRLINE Railroad Junc-
ton. 'NUe-
Trains Nos. and connect a, Dundee with -.
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro for p.S
leigh, Goldsboro' and intermediate points With X
G: railroad AT AIRLINE Junction with Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with CharIot.a4
Columbia and Augusta raflroad to and from ali
points North and South N"' oil
Trains Nos. 3 and win stop at all stations anil
connect at Richmond going North ana Sourh with
the H, +. & Z. X. X. for Washington and all noini,
North and West, aud with the e. ( .. r. K. for
Greenbrter White Sulphur and other springs IN
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. c. ami
y. W. n. G. railroads to and from Salem. y. c. Pa.
leigh and Goldsboro, aud intermediate points,
At Salisbury with Western " e. railroad. These
trains run daily on Rich.nond and Danville rail-
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning Trains making this connection run daily
on Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroads except SUNDAY
Trains on N. W. n. {. railroad run from Green's
boro' to Salem daily except Sunda1, and from salem
to Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous yassage
between the points named on the tickets. No ,av.
over checks Will be given.
T. VI. Il. TALCUTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN n. MACAURpo, General Passenger Agent
" IL
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DJIRTTC SATE OIL ,ANI,W GTOIT-
CEsrEp 7S,oITNTy' vaH.>WITEIN 4 FEW
aed ~ E LIE ~ Hgbea anS @
dnIv y racarSsd IN tba cerss nfSfcs ~ Gioncesfer
Suras ~ r. rc,t Conrt Of the s,id Emmy In The
cancary snjt tharein densndinp in the name OF
inh p,ysos sa TaSh piaintifSs aeanst George
H1gnes, &C.; @ 1e Ss ths sI ha O
the County Courtday al public auction at Gl9nces-
yer 1naL SaIuaSlS, %e anu xs.y
ae aJ srsb = he late resiIence ~ Iniyn
on w an,f I'M asg a. pnssIH o
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By W. Goddin- ! il.-'i3 .
Real Estate Agent and Apctioneer,r
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets. =

GALE. AT AUCTION oFsTHAT BEAU
OTIFUL LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE ,OF
LEIGH RETWEEN NINTH AND. TENTH
on MONDAY the 23d Of July, 1877: at 51 O'Clock
P. NJ, that VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT, located IS
above adjoining the residence of: the late Lewis
Webb and that or Mr. James B. Lacy, having front
of 26 feet and depth of $50 feet to an alley. The
rear portion of thfs LOT is set In shrubbery, and
presents most attractive appearance fo1 the oca7
lion Of q frst-class residence. !. -;
TERMS: At sale. $500 w. GOUpiN,
~ p 20. .iAuCt10ueer.
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SnATI.ROAD, !:.,YI,,f,NEs.
stATLROAD LINES -
RsqHMeND. FRED,G IL EoToMAc, %. r.. Coal n
..4l;f III OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, f(tA
HtCHMoHb June ca 1871 Z.

49, sEX ZZxxE.zlfk&8& 28R---2S2% SS46Rs--AszS
REqHMeND. FRED,G n POTOMAC R. r. Cod n
st OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, fSIA
~ ~ HtCHHoNb, June Ga 1871 ~
SCHEDULE or TRAINS. II 600 ~ s s.s 6 I.
soa and after SUNDAY, juno a4tb, ,rafns win ren
.tI7 NJ leaves lie Byrd Street station daY fex-
cent Sunday, connecting With the Bal.
tiriore and Ohio aad Baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due ut Washington
~ II - at j: sPs NJ: Baltimore ut 81 p.
X g - NJ; Philadelphia at 9:36 +. NJ. !; New
York ut 10:16 p. d. . III. Sc.
Bob p. A. leaves Byrd stati0n daily, arriv
80. = 800. ing at Washington at 935 r. H.;
4, ,.,t-st Is, Baltimore at 1l:40 z. NJ; Phiadei-
pilfa at $40 A. H.: New York at sos
..f$ai AIM. Through sleeper from Rich
ri se+ lnond to New York price Of berth. 80.
4:15 p. IL. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, Tor,
sass9l5' Junction. leaves Broad-Street station
.TI. :LirJ daily fSnndays exceptedJ. ~ ftGssts
900 a. n arrives ut ByrI-Street station daily;
leaves New York sc sos the prece-
~ .&i!i " ding egeniBg; Baltimore at l 1855 2.
ufts ,iLEE NJ; Washington at 1865 r. M. RAJ!
i0:45 r NJ ARRIVES At Byrd-Street station daily tex.
cepe Sunday. Leaves New York at
z.si't4, SI5 A. NJ; Philadelphia at 1905
..aea p. NJ: Baltimore ut .3:15 z. NJ; WASH
iuEton nj $50 z. 81. .. q $50
S.25 A. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
- D!iat Broad-sneet station daily tsun"
days esceptedI. s1s,,yrps
~ General Superintendent
g.a,E C. A,TAYLOR,t
e23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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By j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
1113 Main street. s,,.!

TRUSTEES,SALE OF TWO NEW
i FIR AbfE HOUSES IN FULTON, ON GRAHAM
sTREET.-By virtue of a deed Of trust: from John
1876 and recorded In the clerks office Of the Couu
ty Court of Henrico, D. B.9Ssp 315, to secure the
payment of the sum of $602.5S, evidenced by q
Certain bond therein described, and whereas default
having been made In the payments as expressed in
Said bond and deed and being required SO to do by
the beneficiary in said deed, we. the 1ndersigned
O'Clock r. NJ on the premises the property described
in said deed, being LOTS No. 13, Square No: 19,
Fulton fronting 80 feet on north side OF: Graham
Street at point 60 feet from the west line Of Gil
liam street, and running back lilo feet between
parallel lines alley 10 feet wide, with build
incs and Improvements thereon" being TWO
NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS, nearly new
: TERMS: While the deeds call for cash as to amount
due on said bond (*602.5S) and expenses of sale yet
other terms may be announced at sale.
: -7r"la'-- 4 !, 81. c.. 9. HARTMAN,
| JULIUS STRAUS. u..g Trustees.
! -'".'. J. THOMPSON BROWN -.s
T. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. = jy IL
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BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody q Royall),
Real Estate Agent and Apct,oneer.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
;Manchester, Y

;: .-E-1-i.i.1.lI $500 u .'-I.-' = :"
TRUSTEESiS ALEgOF A VALUABLE
i HOUSE ANDLOT CORNER OF NINTH AND
CAMBRIDGE STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST Q,
'1s77gAT UCLOCE:P. NJ, ON THE PREMISES.
BY yirtde3f a deed Of trust executed to the under
signed BY Edward Gallagher and wife, dated Deem
Der lB, 1876, and duly recorded In the Hustings
Court clerks ofcefor said city, Deed-Book volume
g. page 2S7 rand being required so TO DOLBY the BEN
efciaries. Will sell at public ancton, on The day
above referred 10, the valuable HOUSE and LOT
corner of.Ninth and Bainbride streets. The lot
fropts 80 runs back 20 feet 10 an alley
feet widc The building contains four rooms and q
passage. This house has been built within the last
three or four years. and s conveniently located and
In good order, and was built OF the best material
Parties wishing to the property before the day
Of sale will call on the auctioneer. ;,
TERMS. Cash sufficient to paw expenses OF sale
and 3 note Tor 5000 and interest thereon from
announced at sale. -. AUGUSTINE ROYALL, =
jy 23.26,2S&Aul,2 sffGt nj: 81 20 Trustee.
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!. - BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
4 rsre,, No. Ills Main street, E.gs

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
BLoODY-RUN STREET NEAR THE GAS
sell by auction, on the premises on THURSDAY
the 26th July, 1877, ate O'Clock ?. H.. q VALUA-
BILE Bull DING-LOT, fronting SO feet on Bloody
Runlstreet near the Gas-Works.
TERMS: One third CASH balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and secured
by a'deed of trust. RICHARDSON & CO., ~
jy % -, s!s,.-.s.,a.f IL 10 Main street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
....... RICHMOND. VA, june |. 1877.
CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL.
and after SUSDAYLunc 1877

cept Sunday at 4:OO Z. 81. anu arrives At Cor
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily sexcept Snnoa Getwee nnLon am Hunt
Express train runs daily, stopping at Hanover,
Junction, Noes. Treyillian's Louisa, Gordonsri!le
Charlottesville, StaDuton. Goshen, Mbnro' Coy
ington, and all regular stations west Of CoyInston.
Mail and express trains. connect al GordunsviIla
for Washington and the North, and at Charotles
Willie tor Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects ut Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points In the West, Northwest, and
Southwest. and at Richmond with the Richmond
and Danyllle. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-carS run on Dgl.-tralns.
Mail train arrives ut Richmond al 5:3oP. VI.
Express train arrives at Richmond ~ $3.50 4. ~.
Accommodation train arrives ~ Richmond AZ
S:45 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold aud baggage checked TO all
principal points.
For rates, information, &C., apply at Companies
Offices aud at S26 Main street, Richmond. Va.
-. - 10. CONWAY X. HOWARD,
F .- q. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
-- t.. W. NJ. S. DUNN,
ie2 Engineer and Superintendent
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ayss:
y s. by Edward @. Guddln.T g n
b, Zeal Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
80 Il !. Z d. :No.l 0I5 Main street. .aes.

rTsWo NEAT BRICK TENEMENTs ON,
Il s1fAksHAL ii STREET BETWEEN NUN
FORD.ANIGGILMER STREETS AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY 9th Of 5aiysE 1877. win sell at On
O'Clock p. NJ. those excellent SMALL .TENEr
MENTS Nos. FOG and 5OS west Marshall street.
containing three rooms each. Good well OF water
aud small kitchen on the premises. Each let
fr6Nts 23k feet and runs back 10 a
q TKSMs:I One third cash; balance three and nine
mouths, with SIX per cent Interest. ~ - g
~ 23 80 EDWARD @. GODDIN, kuctioneer.
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nrpARTVInE or sTEAMERs.

DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. PRO aSFFFS
IL wDE ENyfEHkm AMP cspssin Vii
ceiye freight for the above ports until TUESDAY
the Gath Instant at 10 e,slo s. PORTER Agent
jyas-2t 80. 242s Deck street.
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old seSFs
II Dominion Steamship Company's
sail Jsy I'll oc Seefs "a evening
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, sonth
Passenger rs accommo ATOMS Unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trip ticketr
S24. Steerage, SO and 70.
For freight or pass:e#Ss sRRGsyE : CO. Agents.
TOR NEW YoRK.-The Old @Tss
steamship CID sSafS1P S capsain
VIII Frs sS until o Sa f. O'Clock
Through bills OF ladng signed and good, for
and vest also, 10 foreign po p' 0'' ''"' es
Cabin fare to New YORK sl2 roand-trlp tickets,
S24. Steerage, IS and 50. .s .-'
FOR FelsA' Or P e. x ippE$ . CO. AGENTS
ty2s-2t = Company's Whsrf. Kocketts.
oFrIcEJAMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMpANY,}
. July 1s, 1877.
CPECIAL E.-Thes,5.
- steamer JOHN SYLVESTER wilsss Eszsssstszass 3.
resume her regular trips between Richmond and
Norfolk on and after MONDAY the 23d
il 19-tAu6 General Agent.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATess@Il
y ut COMPANY. s5s1ssaasa szsasssS
DAILY LINE-sUSfsIER SCHEDULE -
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNE SDAY, May 2, 1877, the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER,
Captain j. A. POST, and ELIZA HAhCOA, captain
q. Q. CLIFFORD carrying United States mall, WY
leave Richmond for the above-named pisces DAiL9
iSundays excepted) at A. 81. =,
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT AL
the historical points OF interest on Games river
tpassns through Dutch Gapl rtrsss nrae Pin
Giose CONNECTIONS made nc Norfolk with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and return..... U0
, Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates; also to Boston rid Fail
River Line or uia Merchants and Miners Steam
Tickets on sale steamers, at CARRIERS agency, S26
Main street, and at Exchange HOTEL Baggage checked
through. 80
gooWn The rver and return same day by up-steamer
at 81 round trip; children half price.
Liberal arrangements will be made Tor moonlight
excursions Sunday-school and other pic. mic parties
A. N. to r. II. for Boston, Norfolk, and Ports
mouth, aud regular landings on James river at rea-
Way-landing freishts must Be prepaid o,. "
street. my1
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dwellings FOR RENT.

No. s221 south Second street. Wayerly Place with
Nc. 2s7 sou,h Second street, waverly Place, with
g. rooms. 5-i.t aat! j. ~as---it@ .as.Ns -
No. 22s south Second street, Waverly Place, with
g rooms. IL. -
No. ssl south Second street, Waverly Place, with
no. IO1 Canal and First streets, with rooms and
No. 3l1 west Cary street, with s rooms and
No. IA Canal street near First with 4 rooms and
No. Sit north Fifth street, with rooms.
o.4O3 west Clay street, with rooms.
Z No. lot west Leigh street. with 10 rooms.
No. 400 east Cary street, with 8, rooms, and
No. 81 2 east Canal, corner Fourht, with rooms
No. SIT east Main street, with 10 rooms and
kitchen. G ~ 70 ~
No. 500 south Fifth street, with rooms. ~
No. 522 north Fourth street, with rooms ~,
No. 13 west MARSHALL street, with rooms ana
No. 5l1 north Twenty fourth street, with rooms
No. so4 south Third street, with rooms and
COTTAGE and FOUR ACRES on Main street
iust beyond the corporate limits.
No. 2025 Venable street, STORE and DWELL
No No. ! Ssos Main street, STORE and DWELLING
" " ls-eod4t' ~ ;. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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TORRENT, "A HIGHLY CULTIVA-a
IhTED FARM. containing 116 ACRES, III
known as SUPPER. MAIDEN; HALL,' on Curtis
For information address MYRoN BAKER, Curtis
Neck, or F. A. ALLEN, 2619 Main street, Rich
mond, va. i,C< ,js.t cli.g,s Jy s-eoaZw 7.