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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21
ROBERT 3. LYME, Auctioneer. ap1
BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
i VALUABLE, REAL ESTATE ESTATE, siTU 4 lei
AND SEVENTEENTH STR EETS. AT AUCTION.
In execution of deed Of trust duly recorded III
Richmond Chancery Court. in D. y. 81 A, page
257 the undersigned, the duly substituted trustee,
being requested by the holder or the bond secured,
will sell by auction. upon the premises, on WE'D
NEsDAY ths 25th day Of April, commencing at
4 O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
the said deed. the same consisting OF lot OF ground
situated ut the northeast Of Cary and Seven
teenth streets fronting 66 feet on the north side of
Cary street, and running back on the east LING Of
Seventeenth street, which 1t also fronts 100 feet
more or lessl TO alley. Upon the property stands
the Office OF Writ Roberts, besides long row Of old
buildings out of repair.
The location OF this properly makes 1t valuable rs
site for r large manufacturing establishment. or
for number OF email stores und tencments, 'front.'
Ing both on Cary and seventeenth streets.
TERMS: The deed authorizes q sale for cash SUM-
Client defray the expenses OF sale and 10 pay of
bond for $4,000, with interest thereon from the 1st
of July, 1875, but 1t Is probable that more accom-
modating terms may be announced at the time Of
SALE EDMUND WADDILI., JR.,
Substituted Trustee.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. mp IA
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Dy Robert L. Lyme,
successor to Lyme & BrOthcr),
Real E.stat" Agent and AuctioEccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ REALLY De-
l. SlRABLE, CONVENIENT. AND NELL
CONSTkIgTEDTWO-sT FRAME nWE!;ia,
SID: or CHERRY STREET NEAR BEVERLY,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By directions Of the
beneficiary. and by authority cf certain Gcc,l to
me Is trustee, d:!cd 25ih day of August. S73.
from Jeremiah Brady trustee. &C., and Of record In
CImnccry Court city Of Richmond, ID. j.. lOi Be- y.
223. default having been made In payment of note
lhcl Gin recorded. shall proceed to sell. upon the
premises, al puIiic auction. on WEDNESDAY the
18th day of April. 1877, ut AZ o'clock i. NJ, the
above valuable property. consisting OF Il we-buil :,
detached, scren-room HOUSE. with wing attached
nice hall on side stable, fine well Of water, ana lot
30x13S feet TO alley.
TERMS: Cash, or suficcncy to pay off charges
and cost of sale, with note Of $500; rcs@uc Of
terms TO be given AZ sale.
ar Is ROBERT u. LYME. Trustee.
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by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'i0necr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rTRUSTEE:S SALE OF TWO SMALL
l BRICK TENEMtNTS ON THE EAST LlSE
OF FIRST BETWEEN ARCH AND BYRD
STREtTS.-Ey virtue OF 4 deed OF trust cEccntcd u
the subscriber H. John Scott ard Mary his wire
bearing date 18Th July. 1872. duly recorded II
ut public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY tht
Esd April. ] 77.atJ O'clock L. IL. the NUSMALl
BRICK TENEMENTS located as above. now occu
pird ny The said Srutt. The LOT has Il front o
i6X6;j icet 10 lhe Second African church.
TERMS Made known nj The time Of sale. Although
the deed requires cash sale TO the extent OF abon
$500, get 10y consent other terms will doubtless bt
given. WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
an II Trustee.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer.
1l13 Main street oDpoSIte DiSDatch Office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT IN TIE ALLEY BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL AND BETWEEN
SMITH AND HENRY STREETS.-In accordance
with decree OF Richmoud Chanccry Court, in re
Parker as. pcrucc's adminis'ratrix, &c, entered
April 10. 1877. We. 1.-The special commissioners
therein appointed. will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY. April oath, 1T 5 o'clock L. NJ. the
alovc-tlcscribcd HOUSE and LOT. fronting 20 feet
on the south side Of said alley and running back be-
tween parallel liEes As feet.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay expense of sale and
suit. and one third cash: balance In six and twelve
months with interest. and title retained by the court
till the purclasc-noneY IS paid.
JAMES CASKIE,
j. V. REDDY.
Commissioners.
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Ct,NFECrrONEgiES. Se.

DIE-FRUITS-CAN GOopS.-uaaee
i Thousand dozen two and three.lSnaa ,S, ah
Tomatoes, two and three-pound frrSn n,sarries
two-pound Strawberries, two-ponnd ha spI iwo-
two-ponnd Damascus. two-pound bhes a.,msN two-
Wound Green beas. iwo.noupd Sugar-Csrn, Cu an
Tugs California Canned Peaches, AprlcSts' hrre
Cages, Fresh rrune,, Dates, Dried psas SIS,S
pound Pte-peaches, cheap az ~ Sajn street
fe24 l4ia NAM
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Dy w, GOdtiin.
by ", UOuuln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Rank stranfu

GALE AT AUCTION OF NEAT BRICK
~ COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON THE WEST
LINE OF EIGHTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises on MONDAY the 23d of April, 1877, at
O'Clock z. NJ, the NEAT BRICK OUTAGE RE-
SIDENCE located rs above. now In the occupancy
OF John H. Gtlmer, Esq.. containing about six rooms,
besides kitchen, &C., and admirably well arranged
for small family. The location and neghborhOod
are very attractive.
TERMS: One third cash balance in four and eight
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
bya deed Of trust.
aplS W. GODDIN, Auctionccr.
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Tha seeslsinasi.

Ifow doth the busy nlrseryman
Improve each shining: hour.
!, Aud pc,,tIle sciOns, sprouts, and seesls
: OF every shrub and flower.
How busily he wnRs bis chin,
How neat he spreads his store,
And sells IA things that never grew
And Won'tgrow any more.
stt
who showed tho little mau the way 49,
To sell the women scedY
Who taught him how to blow and 'ic
Aud coax and beg and plead
We taught himself, the nurscryInan' srs-.~
And when his day II doHe, x.s.,as
Wen plant him where Tire ianA rug "S~'3
WIN faIter In tho sun. fs.. es,t.f..aes
Rat oh, although we plant hsin deep
Rcnea,h the buttercnp,, ,o,,s ~.
Hc,s N, mach like the seeds tic se"s -
He never will come up. egn,,keve.
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GARDEN. AND raELD-sEED.

HAVE "NICk'S" CELEBRATED
L FLOWER-SEEDS,
RARE RIPE CORN.
SHOE PEG CORN.
and all kinds OF GARDEN-SEEl,S. :, ~ ,.,,,,
Can early TO get good assortment. A't-oi
JOAN +. MER EDIIH,,
sno Thirtecnia street:
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RICHMOND. FREp'G & POTOMAC Il. K. GO"
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. December IL 1875
OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
on and after WEDNESDAY, December 1871
rsns win run on hiS road as follows: ~
S:D3 A. 81 leaves the ByrdStrrei station ial!! TX
ccpt sunday. connecting with the 1884,,
tInurr anG ohio and Baltimore anu
Potomac r;t.roaf, due al Ne" iors AZ
1918 T. 81; arriving ri Washington
a. HOP. 81.
S:3S L. NJ leaves Eyrd-strect station d3ltyi coz
necIiug ar Washington With The l',ti!i-
more and Potomac railroad arriving
In New York at $3.50 \. VI. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 Ne" i"r"'
price eli berth. -.
$3.50 P, NJ. INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN. FOR
JUNCTION. leaves Bruad-StTcet s,atiVu
tSunJays cScrplcd). -,
T.05 A. 81. arrives III Byrd rect station Galy
leave, NV York ~ 600 the preIe1-
Ing evening.
1900 L. 81. arrives NJ Byr3Slrect station dag YEA
cept Sunday.
500 A. NJ ADMINISTRATION TRAIN arrive
ut Rrnad-Street station (Sundays eAr
ceptcdi. -.
passenger-car which will be attac he'll 10 frctSat
train, will leave Broad-Street depot on MoNpAl,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY st $50 \. h.' ar
irving 1T Quautlco At 4:4Q L. VI. RetirninS, VII,
leave Quantico on TUESDAY, TIL UESoAt anu
SATURDAY at 10 4. 81, arriving ~ bsaaa'sttes'
depot at 3 p. NJ.
Through sleepers and coaches run on nsshs 'fa'n'
between Richmond and New Yora each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Er"ad.StIse statiou o -
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud \ - a
NIGHTS FOR all points S9rth ana Mss'; III minA'f
MORNINGS. Cons.suecs " ike SOCK ana ptIisIL
able articles, upon giving notice At depo', can oo''
freight At Bonlton On preceding evening.
Through bills oi lactnH and RITES given 70 a.. pm
20 General Superintendent
&. 4. TAYLOR.
dclo General Freivht 1n,. Ticket Agent.
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aU1,rTor sALEs..Tni. Day.
Nv James Mac dougall, Auctioneer,
Mo. 10 Governor street.

rropsFs MULES, WAGONS, &C., AT
IL :, An te TboIsc-1 Two ExCELLENT FAMILY,
HORSES Young sqnsd s snd hro wark sp gei ToP
M EIss CAfSRIAGES. CARTS, HARNESS,& &c.
W hS, AVS ifNWES MACDOUGALL. huctioneer.
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!, q ,.vr,erT, WI 4 ssAYEs.-.Future pays.

NOR SALE AT AUCTION Seventeen
It MULES and several WORK-HORSES viii be
eold Mt auction. In Manchester. at my stable, on
Eighth street near the Free bridge, on THURSDAY,
1fth Anril. The above stock 4 all young, sound,
and well-brok.n to HARNESS. The sae Will be con-
tinued until Ill are disposed Of.
mn 1-6tE 10 ED. F1CKFRS.
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arr4-gspN SALES.--FUTURE bags.

By J.. ID. EachO,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
No. 8 north Fourteenth street.
A L THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
N who IS going into other business, will sell BY
public auction. Mt No. 2417 east Main street, or
THURSDAY, April 2Gth. az 10 o'clock 4. NJ The
UNEXPIRED LEASE Of the STORE and DWELL
ING and the remaining stock Of
GROCERIES,.
BOOTS and SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
$50 l. CROCkERI, &C., SC.
an2l T.. u. EAClIO. Auctinncer.
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by Robert =. Lyme.
successor TO Lyme & Brothcr,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 BUILDING
L LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH
STREET WEST OF ANDNEAR TO BROOK AVE
NUE., FRONTING TWENTY-FIVE FEET. AND
thinning BACK UNE HUNDRED AND THIR-
TY-EIGfiT FEET TO AN ALLEY.-As trustee III
a certain deed Of trust from Il. II. Wilkinson and
ifc, recorded in the Richmond Chlnccry Court, In
D. K. 100 A. page So, Will sell. upon the premi-
SEES. being SO required by the holders of The note
secured In said deed, default having been made In
The payment thereof. on SATURDAY the 9 LIST day
of April, 1877. at o'clock j. NJ. the above LOT.
TERMS: Cash az to suflciency to paw oil and dis
charge note for 800 with interest from maturity
and cost and expenses of sale, and residue upon Terms
to be given at time of sale.
apIl JOHN d. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
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I;y Cl:ailin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiolCcr>.
No. north Tenth street.


Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr>.
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. ROUSE AHD LOT In Tl;EIOW.N OF Full
TON AT Auction. oE TIE EHEMlSE$. On
THURSDAY, 26III OF APRIL, AT Az O'CLOCK
+. My Virtue Of certain dee! nf trust dated
I4tII F,hruary, 1876. from Il. q. VI. Diiltrd and
wife, and duly rccuriet in HE CianccTy to!rt of
the city Of .:ic,.nicud in - T.. iO7 b. page 81 z.
,lefau having been raic IN the TarTcnto The note
orircd so To do by III. hprcicilr:. n tl'tin!G and
,,Iacc aforesaid, The aforementioned property,
fronting on the suh side oi Slate street 30 feet,
and running bnrk II feet tn an a!i2Y in common
10 feet wide. wiki comfortable DWELLING and
STABLE t"crGor.
TERMS: Cpsh enough TO d"iray expense of exc
eating this trust and u pay oil note Of S323 GG;
I4;h of february, 1877. with lliere.t ua!ll llir;
ana The r4naiu,iHr. II ANY. such time - ay be
announced Il tho sale. HENRY J.. STAPLES.
Trustee.
CuaFFiS. STABLES ( CO.. Auctinnccrs. ap2I
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BY w. Goddin and BrOnaugh & Taylor,
h,,r.


.,o,,,,,c,,o,-rp1,-c ,rro1 r.pcE
4 lOMMlSSlON Ems, SALE VI a LAhu1
" AMOUNT OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN MANCHESTER, AND IN CHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY NEAR 10 MANtIlES-
TER.-By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court
of Chesterfield county entered ut The May term,
1875, i'll the case OF Males administrators rs W.
H. Br;lndcr. &c. We special nmissioner' there
by apponed, will offer for Sale at public auction on
the premises in the orr advertised, the following
valuable REAL ESTATE In the town OF ManchcS-
ter. on TUESDAY. 9Th day OF April, 1877, com-
mnncinr mt / O'Clock l.. NJ:
Part IL ii \LF-Ai'Rf. LOT No 3i4. and whole OF
Nn.nt3, on the north side of Seventh street, or
i;,innii,,nr avenue extending from Perry to Nc
,innnnrh street, each IG5 by 1872 feet, "a ono Of
which thcrc i n body of fine brick clav These are
mn"mst ,h,, most vaulhl, lois in Manchester, with
IricE-pvcd sidewalk anil granite carriageway in
front and having 4 fine v.cw of Picluncn,l.
I0TS Nos. oE4 and 2S5 fronting 2G4 feet on the
north line ui' Porter street hctw-en Fifth ami SIKH
~. 49, ~ .;,.r,.n, ,ft:ITr rtN InE;ErS This
,cr,v Vii m "nId - = Whole Or iyjiI into stvr-
I y, r, 49,. mn. hi: ucn;ur, hr,i al Tin. iour of
A,so. tnr TALF-ACHE LOT 40. 2J3, fronting
on Ferry street 1872 frci running back l65 feet on
ia,
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~ ". lioG,iIn.
Real E,.a'e Agent and .!nciion"cr.
Office corner Eleventh ard BanA streets.

Office corner Eleventh ard Eaii> streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CONTiEGFEF
L INTERESTS IN TWO VtEY VALUABLE
FARMS Of TIE: MECHANIC SEii.i.F. II ~
PIX; ABOUT one ED HALE NILES East
OF EICiIMO&p.!iv virtue oi \ decd Of trn>t rX.-
cutcd 10 the subscriber 10y Jrhn :. tnSih AMI "l,"
bearing dare iccrInhcr "a. lS72 dtly recorded in
H,nrico County Court. In Ecet-l;"ok No. 81. M.H'
20. shall >-li al public arc icn Tor cash, al the
office Of wellington tnGGiu. real estate aitc loctr.
corner of Eank nod Eleventh stree. I'll Eiinil
the 27th April. 1877 at - O'clock Me- ali ne fl2h''
title and interest al IA" said john :, Austin IN y"
ccrfln TRACTS OF LAND, Of Which thu lt;c JOHN
+. SrhernrrlIorn rI" siiZrd-t!!" one uu" "rcu!it"
by Mir. Isaac o. tu-fin rnd wife. c"ni"inif@ "ti!
SEVENTi-FlEE. ACRES. aud III" ether Formerly
occupied Ivy the widow Of the sud =" T. ScG@r!h"f-
horn. deceased known ne the dover tract, coAia'!-
ing about NINETY ACRES.
These two 'r.ct- Of lard regarded ~ the 'En''
valuable in that vicinity. Persons Wishing - nlake
"a speculation = ca at the o'hrr ~ ti' t'Ir-
tionccr. St" The deed OF trust ..nd VIII. an" learn
from him full particulars Of the Interests pr"roaei
to be sold. JOHN y. MEhEi, II.
IriSiGc
NH 2s.3ltap 8.T.70.II.17.21,2l.27
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aD l7,l9.21.23&24

P.S.-Ihe licn-cI editors Of the late W. II. Bran
Ger are earnestly Lycd 10 attend the foregoing.
sale. Should they become purchasers they VIII NC
allowed to offset the Sar. provided that the aggre-
gate amount of sales shall he sufficient to pay OF al
the li,ns. VllE COMMlSSlONtR>.
aD 2l.23&2i
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlIEo,pl
PASSENGER. DEPARTMFSg.
RICHMOND. VA. becnmber ISrE l
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER 3. ls-f

arrive III t.'hl \. VI,
Accommodation leaves Richmon'! at 3iJ T. ~
and arrives at GortlonSyi'lr ut 1870 1. NJ and ar-
riveS ut Washington al $50 l.. "
Mail trains run dsiiY except west Of GordOnsYil!s
on ''rludayl.
Express trains run daily, tiopplng At Junction,
Eoer+. Trcvilliau'S Gordon vile. charlottesville
Staurton. Goshen. M;;lh"r"'. fuYIGston. and ali
regular stations west Of Curin.ton.
Accommodation trains run Ntiiy tcXcn?t Suullvl
and Connect at nurdr!s viilt Tor Wt>h!mc1un
Nail and .yprcS- trains c"I,;l,rt Il itugonsy!llc
for Washington. aud Ati! trsii a. Charlottesville
tor i.ynchbur= and thr south
Express trailI connect, NJ tii:.nn,1 with the
trunk lines for al DiatS in the ",rt, Nrrn,~' ana
Southwest. Including California, Oregon. nHl .y.5
Mail train itrti"S II i,r;,lTpG Il; 1870 i. ~.
EXrrc>s tr.ig tr1Ii. Cincinnati rpnu""l. 4; Cor
louisville with ~" VIRGINIA Mid'lnt rulgrrl ar
riv,nr Washington 1t 1:Ao \. ", and .rr,y"r "a.
Rlrlnlulid 4! 4 80 :. NJ. cunEr'ng with t'r Ei.G-
mond and Dlnriilr AMI E!,'tIMrni a"d Petersburg
train Tor al u"ii!is sour.
Through c.s,rh"s t:r,,r i;ici'nnni." " 1hiagtOI.
Accom- unGaii"', -. in ARA ~ a: a.ir \. f..
Sl,.pin.-rYr> ran "u - ..,'-lrii1~.
Through ti'k"l, soil ana u': - rl.""Sci % al
prlaci pal point.
For rat. information. e.. apa'" a. CorlEacys
office. .ad AZ So Main -I.t.i, i:t.il,urnd, Va
tpNHr K. iuN NiD,
G'.!sr:.! Pass ~ 3D. IB"." A,'rLt-
y. -. :, Dt'NE.
de- Eu4iEa-r aHI Superintendent.
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POsTPONEMEET

POSTPONEMEET.
The above sale is postponed until April 20, 1877,
and will take place at same hour and place. The
property will certainly be sold at that tune.
JAMES II. WERTH,
NH z Special Commissioner.
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CROQUET.

CISV&EV EEs
CROQUET FOR THE MILLION.-Eigh
~ balls and malets. nicely painted; stakes and
10 arches: packed in strong box with slide nd.
with book Of Instructions. Price. 81 %.
hlsoa SET with balls and mallcs, but not packed
in box. CSC. -
j. T.. ELLYSON,
ap 3-1mx 1ll2 Main street.
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II EES PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
IL LIME.
Only $12 per ton Its effect on the various crops Is
equal TO fertilizers costing three or four times as
much. Prepared and sold by A. $. LEE,
ii, RI Nos. lO8 and il 0 Virginia street.
Send for circular containing certificates. fe 8
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
1 1 THE POST-OFFICE AT RICHMOND, HEN
pIf,0 rOIJS'TY. VA, APRIL 81. 1877.
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-
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-.--- - 49,, -. t'.-'... 81. ,-..-,,,, = murine
H'}p /. u. iI.1f,s !.lS'n'.. -,>'N ~ 49,
- ..'' =, =. $500 ,i '',", %, -.
III i ~ an ga. ion ,,,d Ill,
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AMI ;,,t.y,i,,,rg ,.r,I ,,n,..,r..,,n ana
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On. ma - ) ;.tiH "uiI'..
nm, M Sr''t, .rI III ' ,.,It..r.,
rnI,,tl. t'n,,l, -, i, E!r,rinoud win
ir.'tr. on Richlnoa.i and p.nyil!, rail-
r,IG Richmond IA! Irtor .nrfr- and
Chr,apyakn and ONO r.7 roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER
o.On T, Il I,-.s Itirh.f,,,nt I,lty t,.~rrut SEy-
d,J.
iIr,t rrvr..ti1,
-.c, n -, - r".'r,t, trtvn.y v-i.r.
':Fo ~ NJ lc4NrI i,t>'a"4,i hS%.n.IInnt,
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yer az ,'ti'i"-' =" -"'''''''.' ALL -
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,o.ra !, l:;,, 'r,,rr,,,I ';ri.,.-it.y
l"'uu ~ VI. ;.tinIs ~, i! 1,I',,rt,\ -.
tilt 800 ah" ~ !. t 49,, .,I
m;.ls VIII sra;h -" NM, , ,, 49,,
Petersburg ana ms .b'H7,, ,',.l nv w.,
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rive should hesitate to publish the fore
going had it not come from one member OF
the Association through the hands OF a
second who thinks it ought to be printed.
For our part, we enjoy the Musicdtes SO
much that we do not wish to crlticise any
thing that we witness there, unless 1t be
the occasional audience which /" encoreS -
the least meritorious performances and
neglects the most meritorious.
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HAELROAB LINES.
AND DANVILLE
HI RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s. 1877.
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/ will sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
25ih of April, at O'Clock p. W., TIL above Pro
PETTY. fronting 10 feet 6 inches OH Cary street,
and in depth l79 feet inches to an alley 20 feet
wide. ,.,
This property IS very desirable, being q beautiful
garden spot: graDc-vincs, &C.. and in the heart OF
that section OF the city SD raDidly improving. In
few years lts value VIII be c3nsd . , inc
HOUSE fronts on Cary street. ana Is III inc centre
of Cary-strect front. and tile front Is arranged
that il can be, and IS now. used Us two houses.
Sold only for division Of the estate Parties de-
string nice. large garden in the western portion OF
the city, to the centre OF the city, should by all
means attend this sale.
The property will be sold IN whole or In part, as
may he desirable at sale.
TERMS: One fourth CASH: balance In six, twelve
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
aplS Auciionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21
TrlnNEEu IN..rNGEi,
EREiEllT.

lEfTl'7I IT II I''''TI 7 : ,,.,-,, ',
c:l1'p ". Arri.c, al Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY. Con-
nrcts with steamer n w. Poirt from
Baltimore Connect vita EichUGNd
and ih.niilir, ;:!cumoa1 AMI Peters
burg. and Chesapeake Jr4 obi" r!-
rnl,is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21

LOGAN. FREIGHT. -,,
J. u. Arrives III Richmond NJNutf. WE'D
NESDAI, and FS - i J. con
ngcis NJ West Point with steamer 1913
from Ma;taponi anG rciGu,Ac:-F!'cr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21

I.UIT-tI. 7 lNNS'.Nt IE.G,.
.O:OO 4. NJ. Arrives II Richmond i.tt : '.'' IL
d.v. Connects with T." #.Aurt mi
Petersburg ;urI CHESAPEAKE aDd ui.'
railroads.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-04

Gone Vest. Charley Thurman ar
lived yesterday morning with 35 i'm
mense cases of clothing from Balti-
more. At least ns much more will be
on in few days. Yesterday, at noon,
he commenced opening his tremen-
dous stock in his new apartment i'm
Ferguson Block. He has purchased n
stock that is simply monstrous in size.
Nothing like it has ever been seen in
our town. The new premises are still
undergoing finishing touches, though
the main work is complete. The long
ceiling is painted a pretty blue. The
shelves and inside CUrnires all white.
and tables strewed along the long
halls above and below. A complete
outfit of ACCOMPLISHMENTS for the show
ing of goods has been provided, and
turee large chanderliers are to be sus-
pended from the ceiling. Charley is
very popular in these parts, aud to his
grace of manner adds uncomfortable
pluck and perseverance,. If the we'll
known law of 1.-THE larger the took
the lower the rate" be any indication,
he means to make prices tumble aud
to cause cheap clothing TO fly like
autumn leaves.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-04
Relief without IL Doctcr.

Though would by no means be Understood
aS dsprecating, professional aid in disease, there
multtudcs Of instances whom it Is neither
necessary easy to obtain. family provided
with a comprehensive household specific like
llostotter's stomache Btters, II possessed Of n
medicinal resource adequate to most emergencies
In which medical advice would be otherwise
needful, That sterling tonic and corrective iuva-
riahly remedies, and is authoIitauvely rccom-
mendcd for debility, indigestion, liver disor der
an irregular habit Of body, urinary and uterine
troubles, incipient rheumatism and govt, AID
many othar ailments Of frequent occurrence. 1t
Grad Gates and prevents int rmitteut aud remit
tent fevers, relieves mental dependency. checks
premature decay, ard inv goIates the nervous and
muscular tissues. Sleep, digestion ard appetite
are promoted by It, and II is extremely useful in
overcoming tho effects OF exhaustion and expo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-09-04
The Trnin Thieves.

1t Is the opinion Of the leading peo-
pie of Bristol that the authorities %
the Il. Il. Va, & G.. II. r. Company
would do graceful and proper thing
by aiding Mr.. Jas, II. Spence to bear
the heavy expenditure he has been
subjected to in capturing the trio of
plugs who have been dePredating on
the passengers of their road. and the
further expense necessary to their
conviction. All this will cost Mr.
Spence several hundred dollars. He
will have to return and await the ac-
ton of the Courts. We join in the
general feeling alluded to, and we do
not doubt that Col. McGhee will do
just what is right and liberal in the
case