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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
by Chaffin, Staples s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT
DAu(;T(OE.-We, sill sell, on the premises, on
MONDAY, July s, 1877, at g O'Clock P. NJ, the
HOUSE and LOT on the west side OF Morr1s street
between Main and Cary streets. The house contains
fonr rooms. Lot 20 feet By 80 feet deep to wide
alley The desirabllity Of the locality In which This
property is located should induce those seeking pay
Inc investments TO attend this sale. ~ e.
TERMS: $3.50 cash, 1925 18th of January, 1878;
aud the balance payable 18th Of July. 1878: bearing
cured by q deed Of trust upon the properly. fg..
CHAFFfN, STAPLES & CO.,
ivlO 49,, tAuctoneers.
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,.r BY Frank d. Hill, III fH&.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
llOS Main street. ,,-a ..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF, LOTS IN
~ THE TOWN OF FULTON AT AUCTION
nv virtue of decree of the Henrico Circuit Court
entered on May %, 1875, in the case Of Thomas vs.
Biankensilip ct ais, SHALL rs commissioner ana IN
execution or said Decree proceed to sell at auction
on the premises, at 6 O'Clock r. M. ON MONDAY,
July l6, 1877, SIX LOTS OF GROUNDoNos. ID,
2O.2l, 20. %. and 24-fronting about 1S4 feet on
the aorh side OF Centre street, and running BACK 70
Lewis street LAO feet deep. ,.,:,~ =. .'s.;05
-, ALSO, ... .. b..
Nos. 70 and 13, each fronting 81 feet By 81 feet
on the south si,ie Of Centre street.
cheap. ..,i,;.,. - H., 80
sale. 's,@,'E.. ~. u. MEhEDliln,
jy 10 COMMISSIONED.
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r 80 " BIZ W. Goddin, :,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HA Al -3As BE,
NINTH BETW ZEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETs-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust: 10 July
executed-the first dated the l6th OF Sniy, ISaSst9
Ghancery Court, in Deed. Book No. l01 B, page
i9S; the second to James Peasants trustee, duly
recorded in same court, in Deadlock No. le1 b,
mage 2SS-the undersigned. trustees. viii sell at
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
Esd of July, 1877. at OK O'Clock + d. IN IaT; u
NOT. on the first fair day thereafter the HALF
ACRE LOT No. 794. located as; above. having
front OF 14s4 feet and depth OF l30 feet, to oe
NAV be determined Mt the time of sale. This lot
offers unusual attractions for speculation as the
from The constant deposits of earth, VIII soon De
Aid: mr., s-,I'-7f 49, .s1i , - -.'t.E ~
TEENS: Reasonable, and made known at the hour
of, sale >. n. w. GODDIN, Trustee;
: - 80. JAMES PLEASANTS, Trustee
Iyyj.1o rgJs:21&23 49, !.J1ff .sst ~ - :.
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Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, -n
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
I J. REATTIFUL, AND, VERY DESIR ABLE
LoTs:oH SOUTH SIDE Of GRACE 6 Z s sTRE 4 =
81 RE EFT S.-Pursuant to two DEGREES Of the
Chancery Court of the city OF Richmond, one In
each case, entered On the I'd day Of July, 1877,
us. Thomas, &C., and Saunders who sues, &C.,
u.s. Thomas. &c. the undersigned, special com
missioners named in The said DEGREES VIII nffer Tor
sale at public auction, on MONDAY the 18th
day OF July 1877 apon the premises; aE 9,cI9ss
SIRABLE LOTS located rs above stated. adJoining
on the east by the residence OF The late Dtyid q.
Saunders deceased and on the west by the residence
of THONGS William Pemberton, Esq, fronting go
feet each on said Grace street and running back LIZ
feet. .4.. y-.e ...a
TERMS: One third In cash, and the residue ut SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotlaSie noLes.
with ner cen, per apnum interest addeo from Gay
or sale and little retained till the whole purchase
nnnrt : -, --,,-,'.1 II WV. COSBY.
Special Commissioner.
FRANCIS T. IsDELL, Auctioneer.
a do e EU
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powuATAS'S REC p
TIOS.

!. he kindly soetcomed
me, with good words AND ant,
yicruais, assuring me ais
friendship. and my I'D.
crty within fur days. Tie
much delighted In Ope.
chan-Cannough,s reiatfon
of what 1 had described
TO him, and Oft examined
me upon the same. -,
mot a word about 70
.cabontas rescuing him.J
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X AouthoSD ANIL IAN WILLIE Rail.
IL ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING rvyv,.~
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1877. 1t
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY
no. 1-725 A. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrfve, =,
b, Burkeyiilc 9:46 A. 81, DapyiiHIss
I2G p. H., Greensboro 3:s6
and a.; 1 s!5.s sIaiisbsry 5;s2 r. st.,
No. 2-4:3S A. n, leaves Charlotte: AL, vi
r. ' f'ss. Salisbury $50 4. ", ' Greer a.
4 J.t-5 h h0.9. sag A: ~. Danyi,i.
~ I. d.. and Richmond 443P'VY
THRoU9h PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 3-l0:5oP. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrive =.
/, B,GfSeyille 1al A. n, Dan
S Sii,e GOA a. b.. Grecu.inr%ni,
rsaF 5ts@.a s:30 a. d.. Salisbury I'D,
=, a. n.,and Charlotte l:ls p "
No. 4-o:%o L. NJ. leaves Charlotte; srriyes y:
= irernsboro' 10 p. NJ. SaHs.
gs.a.zg j bury 1885 I. b.. Dany,le iS1.
=, A. ~. BurSe.ilIe l:43 ~
~ and Richmond 7:4l A. " N'.
LYNCHBURfi ACCOM3IODATION naIT,,
No. 6-l0:OO A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily and :.
= " s... riVes at Burkeyile at l222p
d.. connecting with the 4 e.
.. H. X. for all points In ~.
southwest and the yarto",
.... t.=.., ,....s springs and summer resorts nr
the line Of that road. 20
No. 6-l2:50 4. M, leaves Burkeylle dsily anil =.
. rives at Richmond at 3:I2r
n, connecting with A., ".
y. r. X. from all points .onrh
W., h. an1 southwc't- aud from HE
b.. various springs and summer re-.
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and 2 stop only 81 ChuI2 RurL,
Sille, keysville, brakes Branch, Roanoke. Glover
Boston. Scottsbnrg, Barksdxle's. Dundee. DauyiIe'
Reidsvtle. Benaja, Greensboro. Thoniasyillr Sais
bury, China Grove. and Airline Railroad juno.
ton. '|
Trains Nos. ! and connect at Dundee with IN.
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro. for Pa.
leigh, Godsboro' and intermediate points. with Y
G. railroad. At AIRLINE Junction with Ataut, and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with ('h,rIo,,e
points North and South. 49,
Trains Nos. 8 aud will stop at q ] stations and
connect at Richmond going North ana S0nth with
the r., F. & p X. r. for Washington and ali points
North and West, and with the {. 6 o. T. r. for
Greenbrier White sulphur and other sprinr, In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y {. and
y. W. n. &. railroads TO and from Salem. Nc IA
leigh and Gohisboro', and Intermediate points.
At Salisbury with Westers y. c. railroad Thee
trains run daily on Richmond and Danyillr rail-
road, and connect ~ above. except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making this connection run dsily
on Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads cxcrDt Sunday
Trains on y. w. NC. railroad run from Greens
boro to Salem daily except sunday. and from SacI.
TO Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold 70 all southern anu southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continlou. ras>age
between the points named on he tickets. so bay
over checks Will be given.
T. NJ r. TALCOTT,
General Su,crnteudr
JOHN r. MACMURoo. OF neral Passenger Agent.
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auct'oneer,
7t%j!s No. Ills Main street. e. =:

.rNRUsTEHS't SALE OLA BEAUTIFUL
4. OAK GROVE ADJACENT. TO e HAHppIIE-
W VIZ AES AMP THEE o ~ kHrEE
sTftET, Ds,S ESTATE.-By virtue Of three deeds OF
trust executed to ~ as trustees duly receroea IN
the County Court OF Hrnric0-the first " y: 90, r.
144 payment Of the sum Of ST9o'
sc1SSed: Tie second recorded In d. b %, p l92, e
secure die payment Of the sum Of evidenced
tie third recorded In d b. 81, p a0s. to secure tae
snn of 1850, evidenced by acertatn negotaofe note
sbare descrihed, to the beneficiary therein, and
beng required BY the same we Win proceed t9 zen
nj nnnblic auction. ON the premises, ON the SIX
TEENTH DAY OF july, 1877, ~ o'clock u.
M fhe property described In ssal6 deeds, being
sTW;ESTf-O EEAND THREE QUARTER ACRES.
or LAND with beautiful Grove THEREOF. allotted
pointed by Circuit Court OF Henrico April, 1S! 4
For more particular metes and bounds. see pint on
dav OF sale and till then In Once OF auctioneer.s
TERMS: While deeds call for cash. yetfby consent
of al PARTIES will be lhsra! and at sale
81 - n Il d, A. BROWN, JR.s l..s.. S 8.
{ j., THOMPSON RRows, Ascitoneer jy4
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!. OFFICE BRIGHTHoPE RAILwAYCoaPASY,
t. SEVENTH AND BYRp STREETS: {s
E.g RICHMOND, VA, July 2, 1877.
SUMNER PRICES EOR:BRIGHT HOPE
y COAL delivered In any part OF the city per
2 900 pounds BEST LUMP, 1915: BEST HAIL,
! iy 2-Sm 1T. C. JONES, Conn erctal Agent.
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AT oRAPAKS.

Each morning three
women presented me.
three great pIatters OF
fine bread. More venison
than ten men could de-
YOUR, I had.
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4 DRICnGER-

At each place l expect.
ed when they would exc.
cute me, yet they tIseo
me ,cith great kindness
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Z "a NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES, AT
A-IoWEsT SUMMER RATES. West Virginia
Block Spint COAL, Cumberland COAL, by the car
90 or IN Iots 10 suit the trada, GU accommodating
FERNS: Oak and Pine WOOD. 7 All coal sold by
tweight and guaranteed to be OF the best quality.
z >'.',' WRIT ROBERTS,
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!. Having Toasted him
after their best barha-
rous manner they could,
"a long consultation was
held, hut the concfu..
sion was too great
stones acre brought De-
'Iorc Fotokdtd1t; then as
IN d nv as could td.d
haads on him, dragged
him to them, and thereon
laid his head, and being
reGdV. Nth their clubs
to beat out has brains,
Pocalontas, the kings
dearest daughter, when
no entreaty could prevail .,
got his head In her arms,
and laid her own upon his,
to SAFE him from, death
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RETURN.

To jamestown with
guards Powhatan
sent him, he still erpect
ing every hour to be put
DO death, as he had done
ali the time Of his imprts-
onment."
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BY Dickinson 8 Chewing.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
- ~ 4 ii b Main street. Z,

j. THI,oMpsoS Riaow.N,s Z Ascstoneeser. I. :
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A PRISONER.

An hour after, they tied
him to a tree, and as
many as could, stood
about him, prepared to
shoot him.
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RETURN.

Having Nth all the
kindnesS he could de-
else, sought 80 content
me, he sent me home with
four men--one that HsH-
ally carried my gown and
knapsack after me, two
Others loaded with bread.
aud one to accompany
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AT oRAPAKS.

Thirty OF. forty fellows
did guard. and ere long
bread. and yenison was
brought him that would
serve tDe7,ty men.
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Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and sos Main
st rect myl
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and one to accompany
Palfrey, the accomplished scholar and ao-
curate historian, remarks: g presume !
am not the first reader that has been haunted
with incredulity respecting some OF the adj
ventures of Smith. How far we have Els
own authority for statements printed under
his name is point remaining to be ascer-
tanned. Hack-writers abounded in London
at that time, and Smith was just such per-
son as-for salabIeness Of his narratives
would fall into their hands and the hands
OF their masters the booksellers" M
George, Earl of Kildare, in letter to
Dorchester, Secretary OF State, dated at
Drury Lane, London, April 81, 1880, states
that he has chosen Captain Smith to live
with him, and solicits in behalf Of him,
"who, through unfortunate disasters in his
Maiesty's service, is q subject OF pity-the
reyersion OF company in Ireland"
{ There is no evidence that the project OF
living with the Irish earl was carried out.
The next year he seems to have been often
Mt the house OF one OF the descendantso OF Sir
Richard Saltonstall, Mayor OF London to-
wards the close Of Queen Elizabeth reign
Sir Samuel SaltoRstall, 1t, a near relative
OF Sir Richard SaltonstaF. who accompa-
MED Winthrop in. the ship Arabella to Mas
sachusetts. Hae}f
After the publication of the General Bis
tory three or four small works pertaining
to colonization were issued under Smiths
name. = On the 2Ist OF June, 1851, he died,
and left property worth about $500, and be-
aueathed E5 TO- Sir! Samuel Saltonstail,
knight, who had befriended him, and to
Thomas Packer, one OF the clerks OF his
Majessy's privy seal, and family, f10, and
made these two men the executors OF bis
will. To the SON OF Packer he gave half OF
his books and his best tawny suit OF hose,
doublet, ierkin, and cloak. ,&.
His mark, instead of his name, is attached
to the will. He was buried in the parish
church OF St. Sepulcher's, in Faringdon-
Ward Without London, which stood next
to the ancient inn with the signo the Sara
GEMS head, and within which parish be had
resided. On the south side OF the choir of
the church q tablet was erected by an adj
mirer. with this inscription and poetfcal
tribute: 80. 49,. ,,..s 800 -Ss
aTo the. loving Memory. of his deceased
Friend Captain Iohn Smith, who departed
this MORTAL life on the q day. OF June,
1881" ~ ~, :sl.s
Following Is portion OF the peetry:a.i
.sOr shallI tell Of bis adventures since s.,
Done in Virginia, that large Continence; %
How that he subdned Kings unto his yoke
mace ssat sss s q
sAhabitatien for our Christian nation ,,,a & Ill. "a
s sss s s,s Sas
ln.e.d prey tel MSEs a saa eies
VntiI he keeper that MI sonles doth keepe ..f,
Return To- Judgment, and after thence.
With angels he may nave MS Iec csu pennso'
The siistingn ished historian &. and Guam,
divine Thomas Fuller placed q dinerenl
In NJ Crthlns
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By Robert b. Lyme,
- Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
..'. % No, 1912 Main street
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC.

nIETETICs So a z &:
-. FOR INFANTS AND NvALIDs:
"a, -. ~ ;, t......- Lr.i!5...
F.! PAPOMA, or ENTIRE WHEAT-FOOD; ,..s,.,.
HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
NEsTLE'S LACTEoUS FARINA, .f}'s
HAWLEY's LIEBIG'S FOOD. :s.C .ttF
!. K.&M.,s MALT INFANTS FOOD, tr
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARhBES,
sAyoRY & MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD,
PREPARED BARLEY, --,-----.
=, SCOTCH OATMEAL, "a Z .., !
BERMUDA ARROWROOT. -" 3
PREPARED RICE-FLoUR, l.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT ...y =
TROS1AIER,S EXTRACT OF MALT. !,.a ! j
Sold at MEADE IS BAKERS Drugstore,
myle 81. 919 Main street.
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RAILaOAD LINES

Accommodation train leaves Hichfnnnd daily lex
cept Sunday at 400 z. 81, aud arrives at Cor
louisville at 7:45P. d. "a
9 Man train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily Except sunday, between Hinton and. Hunt
ington runs daily, stopping ut all regular stations
Express train runs daily, stopping At Hanoxer'
charlottesville, Stanton. Goshen, Miileoro, Gov
ington, and all regular stations west OF CoyinEton
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsvilte
for Washington and the North, and at Chariottes
Willie tor Lynchhurg and the South. Il, 4 .j,a.'@8
Express train connects at Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points in the West, Northwest, and
Southwest, and at Richmond with the Richmond
and Danrillesand Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
/ 'Sleaprug-cars run on nfght-trains.
Mali train arrives at Richmond At 6:3ep.M :,
Express train arrives at Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
Accommodation train arrives at Richmond ai
S:45 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 10 all
For rates, Information. &C., apply at Company's
Offices and ut S26 Main street. Richmond, Va
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent
... .r=r,:E .,ilGGg. W. II. 8. DUNN,
je2 Engineer and Superintendent
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OrFlcEJAMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
- ; ~. Et .t.. -.s f-.." July 6, 1877, {

SPECIAL NOTICE.-In conse-s
y auencc of the steamer John Sylves-l&sns
ter breaking her shaft. the DAILY LINE Is TEN
PORAR1LY SUSPENDED until suitable steamer
can be chartered rs substitute for the Sylvester In
mean time the steamer Eliza Hancox will leave Rich
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY, at A. NJ, for Old Point Norfolk, river land
inps, &c +. : L. B. TATUM.
~ 7-lm r. ~ General Agent.
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GOODS FOR THE MILLION.-Toos
VI many goods on hand. and will be sold very
cheap: Black Greradine at l5c. C0iored Gre 9fs,i
SabIe, Black Alpaca st 25, so, So, and 40c: good
article at 4Oca fine assortment q Caesimere I9r
ali much below regular price; GAUGE Shtrts-a iul
Of lbwpriee and ane oe h!I az
w !. q 80 II WHITEOCK, 1909 Main street.
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I. A.ssol Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
- 80. o. NO. 1912 Main street
VALUABLE. AND DESIRABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
mo. 81 AND LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF BkOAD'
SECOND DOOR EAST OF FOUSHEE STREET,
EIJR SALE BY, AUCTION.-Bv request of the
owner shall sell Upon the premises at auction, on
FRIDAY NEXT, the 9Th day Of yqIy, as Z p a.
PERTY, located, IL Is in an improving and grow
tug norton Of Broad street
The HOUSE contains seven rooms. Kitchen, &C.,
with water, &C.. For, an Investment in a business
locality this presents fine opportunity. The LOI
fronts 25b feet by - feet deep.
Special attention is called to the property anu
TERMS 500 cash, s50O'at SIX moaths balance
at one two three and four year, credit six per cent
tAi'eA Gov '>'~ ROBERT 3. LYME, ,rs
-iiy1o SEfi J.. = - Auctioneer
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DAwNBRoKER's SALE =. Il, !, a.; ;..l
= OF THE 81. G@iz.9's.g,'
1aRGEsT STOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
d EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
= gssilsr-a7'l IN THIS CITY. mo

6 At the request of A. Harris. Esq: pawnhroker,
win sell at his loan-ofhce, 1922 Main street, on
THURSDAY, 18th instant, at LUZ o,ciocx, inc
LARGEST STOCK OF PAWEBRokERS GOODS
ever offered in this city, consisting Of
$50 EADIES' and GENTLEMES'S GoLD
- WATCHES, iytI.L
$50 SILVER WATCHES, !. 81. ~,
Large and complete assortment Oh clesiht OiA-
MOND RINGS. 1.J :, y. : .' .
LADIES' OPERA and CHATELA1NE CHAINS,
-GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS,
u STUDS, SLEEVE-BUTT0SS,
SETS OF JEWELRY, &C.; u.
together with general variety OF arueies usuaiiy
found in first-ciass pawrbroker's sale.
1Amungst the watcheswill be found large assert.
ment OF LADIES, and, GENTLEMEN'S VERY
FINE STEM-WINDERS. 49,. ~ !
The attention of merchants ana the puDhc gene
rally Is respectfully asked TO this saie. -
Mr.. Harris will warrant every article as repfe-
sented. +. w. foM ELL' Aue'ioEeet
So /, ~. i NOTICE. sd Z, ~. ,t..1 ]
All persons whose pledges forfeited VIII call at
nv 'ofice, No. 1922 Main street. and renew or re
deem Inc same on or before DkESDAf. LTD
Instant otherwise no exceptions will be MADE for
any one, and the goods Will be positive!y soid.
Office open every evening until O'Clock.
:, ,,7-S'-...'r1. .I.rsE, ABRAHAM HARRIS.
successor TO 81. Harris Brother,
established in 1869.
The above sale will be- continued TO-DAY at the
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATflNsM g.,
COMPANY. s1ssssEssaSEs


DAILY LINE-sUSfMER 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,
Capt ain j. A. Posi-, and ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain
y. &. CLIFFORD carrying United States mailI, viii
leave Richmond for the aboye-named places DAILY
iSundays cxcepted) at z A. NJ. ..t.r. =,
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on James river
jpassing through Dutch Gap). including fortifca-
lions hattle-feds, jamestown, Fortress Monroe, KIP
Raps Hampton Roads, &c. &c.
Close connections made at Norfols with Say Line
steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, and New ORR
Fare To Norfolk or Old ront....... ......*Z oV
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and retur1l..... 20
Through tickets to Baltimore. Philadelphia, ann
New York at reduced rates. also to Boston cln Eau
River Line or rid Merchants and Miners Steam
ship Line from Norfolk. 90,
Tickets on sale on steamers, at Gar5e1s agency, S26
Main street andat Exchange Hotel. Baggage cheched
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Excursion tickets good to
goodwin the river and return same day oy up-steamel
ut 81 round trip; children half price.
Liberal arrangements will be made FOR moonight
Freight received daily lSundays excepted from z
mouth. ailo regular landings on James river at re-
Way-Iandlng freights must he prepaid. ,s..
L. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Compapy's wharf, Rockets, and sO3 Mar
Of rect my1
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Y TFor ma Dispatch, through r. a. Brock, Ess.1
! 81 CAPTAIN JOHN sMaTsR,
prexsdent 81 virginia Cannctl a. D
- 5s afs(>fS.s8, y. si53 sssss
B Ry gEy, EDwARD DuFsIELp NELL, A. B.,
President Of Manchester College, Minneal'
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n,,ru paRrSTAGs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FENCES IN hrs SEVERAL SaRgATIyEs,T ,rrp
rgTY. AND iSs1cNIrlcANcE IN, HIS -. Lam. nv
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q %. s anparently pressed Tor money! ne ne
as srd for s%s xginia N 1ans
he sgan applied e the Virgins ,hs soany omPa .he
for che sseresapysn,p S S,,. th his name was dis
missed lsse Alter the dissolution Of that com,
nany he published, in 1924, mis- Gen e a.
Efs a which forms a striking contrast 10
son,e PARTICULARS to that Of the; Relation Oh
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
BY j. Thompson Brown, ~
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer.,
l113 Main street.

rT,RUsTEE'S SALEOF LOT ON MOORE
L STREET.-By virtue. of. deed of trust from
william Scheid and wife to the undersigned "a, as
Richmond Chancery Court. d. E.. LOT b, p: Az,
Conveying the real estate hereinafter described
whereas default has been made In the payment OF
The note thereby secured and being REQUIRED 50 to
do. I win sell, ON the premises, on SAT-
.JuIy ID 1877, 1t g O'Clock p. NJ; that LOT OF
LAND fronting 20 feet on Moore street and run
ming back between parallel lines loo feet to an alley
fifteen feet wide. /,
TERMS: At sale. HENRY HAUSCH, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. Jy lO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
DRY GOODS.

- -...' AXE aGGL1lNV-SCr IA SOoAs :.
!, COMPARE PRICES AND BE CONVINCED.
JULIUS MEYERS, sos BROAD STREET, is
~. THE PLACE. rf,,f.s. ! .,3..i.,
All DRESS GOODS marked down below cost:
go pieces BLACK BR0CADE. ALPACA at 1870.
sATiN-sTRIPE BLACK GRENADINES only
BLIEk IRON GRENADINEs closing out at
PA sdsIlsS,Iss p and suNgMBRELLAs of all
kinds at prime COSTA chance to get great
BRocADE LAcE-sTRiPE MUsLINs reduced
Handsome lUs GS S Observation-Disclosures
80 pi ees &c! &c. VICTORIA LAWN reduced to
Ahree iet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and oyERsKlRTs
:, &C manufacturers prices to close them ont:
PLAIN aud STRIPED and CHECKED LINEN
DRILLS, for mems and boys wear at greatly
Great ui Saryains eei in LADIES, eENTLEsIEN's,
and CHILDREN'S GAUZE UNDERWEAh;
The ABDOMINAL CORSET, for stout ladles, re-
The iarges St and Cheapest line of coRsETs in the
All styiesin HooPsKIRTs; BUsTLEs from Csc
M and lots Of other goods which Will be soto at
is aA~1s'l lsss - IT, :. JULIUS MEYERS,
~ 7a.ao5 sz.sti TtIii.E-i -n603 Broad street.