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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-20

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-7:25 A. NJ. leaves Richmond; arriy.. &,
Eurkey. GAG 4. ". Ir,.. ~
l:2G +. NJ. Greensboro. an.
aud Charlotte 7:22G l.. V = H.
No. 2-1:2J 4. ", leaves Charlotte: arri... o..
Salisbury 6:lS 4. " Gr,,,.,
boro' 800 4. ~. B,nvi,,.
l0:l8 A. ~. Eurs"Yirfc y.n-
l.. NJ. aud Richmond to- + Il
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAfy
No. 3-IN:jO =. NJ, leaves Richmond: ARR. s..
Bnrkerillc III \. W.. u,,
vile 5:5i A. ". Grcrrf,h,,r'.
SAB \. NJ. SALISBURY llrf.
4. NJ, and i:harIp'f" l.II = u
No. 4-5:20 T. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arriy. j.,
Sa s:,"nf} r. ~! a. = VI; SG r.,
\. D.. BurkcyilI" ai3 T. y
AMI Richnpnd 7II A.
LYNClfBCRG ACCOMMODATES D,ry
No. $1,000 y. NJ, leaves Richmond daily ,nd A.
riVes nj Bnrkcrillc ~ ll.l- ].
A.. connecting with tn. 1 81
.. K .; Il. X. for All j-lnts il. ~.
southwest and the y-F.,...
springs and summer resorts 49,
the line OF that road
No, 81 300 y. NJ. leaves BurkpYil.c iJijv amt -,
TiTc1 al Richmond n }.!y !.
NJ, connecting with H.. "
.. X. X. from all point s0..l,
ana southwest, and from III.
various springs and simmer r.
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos ! and 2 stop only AZ Chtla, EorL.-
Vile, kcySvilc, brakes Branch, Roanqkr ,'oyrr
ScOttSburg. Wolf Trap. Boston. Earksal'- Dun,,.,.
Danviile. RcdSyi!le ,rccu>horD'. Thnn:L,yiil" ~,.
bury, China Grove. AMI AIRLINE Railroad juno
ton.
Trains Nos. l and connect at Dundee With n,
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro for r..
leigh, Gold,horo and Intermediates points. with y
G.. railroad. At AIRLINE Junction With Aii4u;t ,,I
Charlotte hir-Linr ~ Charlotte WIKI tHnrl.':r
Columbia and Augusta railroad to and from al.
points North and South.
Trains Nos. Z and 4 will stop NJ m station. amt
connect IT Richmond going North ana South v,ff,
the r.. f. Il T. Il. X. for Washington zu, all .,.ur,
North and WEST. and with the e. L .. f.. H. for
Greenbrrr White sulphur ana "t!sr ~priuv, Ia
West Virginia. At Greensboro VITA ~. y. &. al!
y. W. y. &. railrUa !, To AMI from ~scm. \. {. IA
leigh and GolIiboro', and intermediate f"fu...
st Salisbury with Western y. 4. railroad. Ih,-.
trains run daily on Ecn.npud and pamytlIc rail-
road. and connect a. above. except g'u. r.r...
on Sunday morning and goin" s"uth on Murta.
morning. Trains making tins connection run daily
on Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac au!
Ch,sa pcake and Ohio railroads EXCEPT >UrI1y.
Trains on y. w. y. g. railroad from ,r,,.,i,-
borp IL Salem daily except sunday, ana iruu salem
10 Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points. and h.ggag" checked through.
Local tickets good only for cuutlu'hrs ,sl-4a
between the points named On the ;ir..ts 50 Ia
over checks Will lee given.
+. VI. x. TNftUfT
General Superintendent.
JOHN n. MAcMURpo, G,ncraI l'a,'eU-'r Agent.
Nv
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FURNITURE.

NOW IS THE TIME .-FURSI-M
IN TURE AT BOTTOM PRlCES.-Pnr- IN
cllsers will find 1t to their interest 10 call OH II
j. ID. GATEWOOD, 305 east Broad street. have
now on hand and am receiving a large stock Of all
the latest styles for chamber, parlor, and dining
room. These goods, being bought ut the lowest cash
figures during The pre- general depression In bs
ness, enables me 10 offer extraordinary induce
ments. j. 81
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r.. BY Hill 6 Anderson, .."
General Commission Merchants and Auctloneers
1924 Main street. .-.

WE WILL SELL TODAY AT L.
w O'CLOCK at our auctien-house, 1924 Main
isFectC SIDES.
BACON SHOULDERS aud HAMS,
BULK SIDES.
BULK SHOULDERS,
JOLES, SCOTCH HERR1SGS,
EASTERN BEHRING'S.
NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS.
BUTTER, LARD. CHEESE. COMMON. FLOUR
IRISH POTATOES. &c. &c.
CoasgnmentS solicited. nr,co>-
au20 HILL " ANDENSbN.
uIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
LII NITCRE, TOOLS. TOBAC:O, MoChlSG'
AND CANARY-BIRDS.-Iw Will sell 1T public auc.
ton on MONDAY The Goth day OF AlS,ist' 10 -. 81
10 o'clock ~ NJ, at my Office, No. 1910 Franklin
street. the following property, 10 Satlsi! suhoF!
writs In my hanGs
BUREAUS. Ns,RnROBES,
WASHSTANDS. CIAlRS.
CLOCKS. PICTURES. MIRRORS.
MATTRESSES. FEATHER-1EDS,
holsters and PILLOWS.
WINDOW SHADES.
HAT-RACKS. TRUNKS. -,,,,..,,on,.
CARPENTERS and SIIOEHAkERS FOULS,
BEDSTEADS, TABLES. ISIS"
SPITTOONS. CASTORS. -..
GLASS and CROCKERT-WARE,
LAMPS. SHOWCASE,
SMOkISG-TOBACCO PIPES and STEMS,
l CHILD'S CARRIAGE.
ALSO,
2 MOCKING-BIRDS
CASARY-BIRDS-
TERMS: Cash. T. l.. WHITING.
au 20-1L II. =. \. Il.
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On and after MONDAY, August 9th, trains viii
run this road rs follows.
got 4. ~ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily Tex
cept Sunday, connecting with the bail
tlinorc anG Ohio and baltimore anh
Potomac railroad. due NJ Washington
mt ITO +. ~: Baltimore 1T 81 J..
NJ: Philadelphia ut 9:35 i. VI. !; New
York mt 10:15 +. NJ.
4:iO L. NJ leaves Byrl-Street station daily. arrv-
ing ut Washington 1T 9:3J L. NJ;
baltimore Mt lao y. NJ: Philadcl.
mia at $40 A. NJ: New York ut 6:55
A. VI. Through sleeper from Rich
nOnd To New York price Sf BERTH 90.
4:lJ =. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, i"r
Junction. leaves BrOad-Strect STALLION
daily (Sundays txceptedl. .. H.
700 4. AZ. arrives ut Byrd-Street station daily
~ leaves New York at sos tile Tttrce-
ding evening"; Baltimore ut l1:53 L.
NJ: Washington 1T :55 p. NJ.
ln:4J T. NJ arrives a RyrdStreet STATION daily fcS-
ccpt Sunday. Leaves New York at
2.iJ 4. NJ: Philadelphia Mt 12:O3
7. NJ: Baltimore at 3:l5 L. N., Wash
lngton at $50 p. NJ. 49,
s:23 A. VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street station daily tSun-
days e1ceptedl.
..-. j.. T. D. MYERS.
General Superintendent
,.f, r,.".. .! -. G.. A. TAYLOR,
ie % General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the subscriber hath obtained letters Of admin
istraiion upon the personal estate Of JULIEN liar
RISoS, deceased. Persons having claims against the
estate present the same To the undersigned or to
William NJ Hill at the State Bank OF Eirs fna. Rich
mond. to whom persons indebted 10 the estate viii
make Day,nent LILLY j. HARRISON,
an I5.iw Administrators.
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\ widowed clergyman recently created
quite q sensation in his household, which
consisted of seven grown-up daughters.
The reverend gentleman was absent from
home for a number of days, visiting in an
adjoining county. The daughters received
a letter from their father which stated that
he had "married widow with six sprightly
children,:' and that he might be expected
home at certain time. The effect OF that
news was a great shock to the happy family.
The girls, noted for their mcekncss and
amiable temperaments, seemed another set
OF beings. There was weeping and vail
ing, and tearing OF hair, and all manner
of naughty thiags said. The tidy home
was neglected, and when the day OF arrival
came the house was anything but inviting.
At last the Rev. Mr.. - came, but he was
alone. He greeted his daughters rs usual,
and. as he viewed the neglected apartments,
there was q merry twinkle in his eye. The
daughters were nervous and evidently
anxious. At last The eldest mustered cour-
age and asked "Where is our mother?"
Gin heaven" said the good man. "But
where is the widow with six children
whom you wrote you had married ?"
"Why, married her to another man, my
dears,'''h replied, delighted at the success
of his Joke.
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An Obstinate Switehsnan.
milwaukee Sentinel


few DAYS ago the newspapers OF Mill
waukcc announced that swifchlnan on one
~ thc railroads had been run over by
train q, cars and had both legs amputated.
The next day, while the Sentinel reporter
was irving to persuade a boy to Jump on
Spring.Strcet bridge after the bell had
runs uhe crop OF accidents for the day
having. been light, he. was astounded
and angry to see that switchman walk
inc lcisurely along and occasionally kick
ing at a dog, just rs though his legs
had never been amputated. It was but tue
work OF a moment for the reporter to catch
the unconscious swtchman by the collar
and drag him into an alley. Here he re-
monstrated with him on the utter imbe-
cility or his course. 1t was, he said an
outrage on the medical profession Tor Il man
to walk around the day after both his legs
had been amputated. In fact, 1t was an
utter impossibility. The public could not
be expected to submit to such an attempt
to overthrow all established notions rs
to amputations. He urged him, as
matter OF duty, to go through the
uafreuuented streets to bis nome, ana
take to his bed as any leSiess man
with the least spark OF sclf-rcspect would
do. The switchman merely shook his
head for rcnly, anu the reporter TeSOTLeu
to bribery. He promised the man pair or
silvcr-mouEted crutchcs, q portable easy
chair, a pair OF doubIe-iointed artificial legs,
box OF salve, and roll OF lint bandagcs,
II he would 20 home quietly like we'll
behaved remnant Of man, and finally be
offered to write him 4 stunning obituary il
he would manage to die OF his injuries. The
switchman declared that his legs had never
been amputated; that the newspaper re-
ports OF his having been injured were base
less, in proof Of which he rolled up his
pantaloons and showed pair OF unques-
tionably human legs. But no weI-trained
reporter could be expected to accept such
evidence when he had copy OF the paper
in his hand which announced the amputc-
ton. He triumphantly exhibited the para
graph to the dcluded and obstinate switch
man, and attempted to persuade the man
that nc was the subject OF an halucination
which often attacks railroad men: that,
while he had all the appearance OF man
with legs, the paragraph ought to convince
him that his legs had been amputated. But
the switchman was immorable although he
persisted in claiming to have legs. lie
swore roundly that, to expose the unrelia-
bility OF the press, he would run through
the principal streets Of the city; dance at
every public ball, and dcmean himself gen.
orally as no lcglcsS man had ever done be-
fore.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN GLOU-
Mn fss IF GHEsHffEkE EH HAYEbv eraa s Of
deed of trust made by George Hughes and wife, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of Gloucester
county, Va. and rs commissioner appointed bv, 4
decree Of the Circuit Court of the said county In the
chanccry suit therein depending In the name of
John Prosser Tabb, &C.. plaintiffs against George
Hughes, &C.. defendants the subscriber VIII scll on
MONDAY the lst day of October, SIT. that being
ter Courthouse that valuable well known, and very
desirable TRACT OF LAND, In tionct ster county,
called White Mar ts ,e ,b Le. nc nfe OF yo r
sides. containing about LOO ACRES mostly low
grounds. ..- r.or ,rr..,
Virginia and has long been noted for lis fertility
and productivencss. All kinds Of crops cultivated
In Eastern Virginia grow well upon It, and II IS inc
best fam for the cultivated grasses In The county,
and perhaps In this section OF the state large Iu1n-
titles of timothy and other kinds of hay having
been gathered from 1t for wears asst.
If j. beautifully situated and the products OF the
FARM can be delivered from LANDING ON the place.
The improvements are consistent "itll thc va.l,''
of the properv-being irst-class in every respect
The MANSION HOUSE is Of brick large and CON-
modious. with water. gas, and all modern convent
There are sufficient barns. stables, and al other
necessary and convenient out-hniidlnss. there IS !,
T. nsnrpasscd' For health it is uncxccptionable.
The ncighborhood is remarkably good; churches,
schools, and post-ofcc in easy walklns distance,
Within few hours travel. triwechly. OF Baltimore
and Richmond by the Richmond. York River and
chesapeake Line. and of Norfolk by steamer Banks,
Ian ling ut Gloucester Point, where conveyance can
always be had. u
THE TERMS OF SALE will be for only, small
proportion of the purclisesn"nsy IN cash,
nctlit of one. two, and three years, In equal pay
men,s bearing interest from day of sale.
For the deferred payments bonds with security
will be required Of the purchaser. TO whom posses,
sion will will be given when he shall have complied
with the terms OF sale. .
Persons who may desire to purchase are invited to
view the property before the day of sale ana t'
communicate with me, my post Office being Slou-
ceStcr Courthouse, vi. VI. Is. StAN Ebi',
~ 23-MSw Trustee anu Commissioner.
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l,ROGUE Ell.

NROQUET FOR EVERYBODY.
a SET OF cEOQUET. with eight halls ana eight
arIs, ten arches ana stake. packed In neat box
Tor :l.2j. Finer set for 81 II. -. and $50.
j. Z. ELLlS'iS. Bookseller.
~ 80 lll2 MaIu Street.
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PRINTING;-f10US
PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

Il MOL ~ VII L hl~N LAW NV
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
bised with sklliuI mechanical talcAi, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly in the very hest style
and AT LOW PRICES. every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUsINESS-CARDS.
vIsITING-CARDS.
ROFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDING-CARDS,
SHOW-CARDS
BlLL-HEADS,
LETTER-HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
0c''V CHECKS, NOTES ..4
'i'-'>' A> RECEIPTS.
DRUG-LABELs, .....
l '>'Ai "''A' ARGUMENTS, ,n
&C., &C
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have alI the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work IN manner that cannot be SUR
passed. .-... ~,
Wealso do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filled anu de
livercd by express or mail. ..s.... =. .....
We will checrfully furnish estimates aud send
samples when required. mh 21-d'S"'&"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

business CHANCE.-An ESERGET-
D IC BUSINESSMAN, with from $4,000 10
$4,000 CAPITAL. can hear OF an opportunity io'
an excellent Investment in IL wrll-cstabishcd buSi
ness. which may be purchased either In whole or II
part. Address or apply 10 - ,,
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & CO:
an lG.eod3t Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Robert IL. Lyme,
Peal Estate Agent and huctioiiccr,
No. 1912 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
OLARGE, d ESIRABLE, WELL-CONsTRUCT-
ED, AND MOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THREE.sToRY BRICK DWELLING ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FOUSIIEE AND
GRACE STREETS, NOW QCCLPlED BY y; y:
LEE, ESQ, AS HIS RESIDENCE. CONTAINING
ABOUT TEN ROOMS. BRICK KITCHEN, AND
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. AT AUG
TION.-In pursuance Of decree of the Cbancery
Court Of The city OF Islchmonl, pronounced on the
2Sth ,iav OF April. 1877, in the suit Of N. NJ. Lee
rs. A. NJ Kelley ct dts trustees therein pending,
we. The undersigned, commissioners appointed
thereby. will sell upon the PREMISES ut public
ton. on THURSDAY the Odd day of August. 81,
NJ @ O'Clock T.. NJ. That desirable TIIREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING No. west Grace street,
Situated on the northwest corner Of Grace and Foul
shec streets, andconiaiulBg ten ROOMS. with all the
modern I'm provcments The lot fronts 3S feet OH
Grace, and runs back 100 feet TO All alley 20 feet
wide. -.........-. ...s ...' .-.' %.
This valuable Residence. situated 1t Is In most
excellent neIghborJood, makes IT. especially atr.c-
tive for home or an investment. Special attention
called to fhts sale, II Is the only first class resi-
drnce for sale In That locality on Gree street.
TERMS Cash as TO cost and expenses OF SALE anu
to $6.733. with interest. cost &c. thereon and bal
aucc upon terms To be given ut hour Of sale. .'
4. NJ. KELLEY, -
.0 ''-- X. g. SCOTT.
~ L.
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MULES, MULES.-.Just arrived, ~.
vi THIRTY MULES and II ORSES, MEsA
broke and unbrOke. and Mr.. BUCK will ar wv
riS1. the latter part Of this week with car-sA<Ss
load OF good Horses. all for sale low reasonable
terms. Also, one PONY. anda No. l "a LY
HORSE-largc, yOuu@. stylish: is not afraid OF any
thing: Il lady can drive him.
EDMOND BOSSIEUX.
" 30-eodl0tt lSUS Franklin street.
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HORSES. MULES. &c.

TUST RECEIE ED, 40 kEN-A
" lucky MULES. broke and unhroke; E&SA
also 20 HORSES, consisting Of saddle, " W
driving and farm horses and mares. AlssiG4zAs
in want will give usa call before buying. For sale
on the most accom- modaiin9 terms.
ODENIiElMER BROTHERS.
Kentucky Stables, 1905 Franklin street.
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Affections speak i"nder than words GIN
ciaaaH Saturday flight.
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GROCERIES. DC.
4 GENTS FOR

A GENTS FOR
SESTLE.S MILK FOOD or LACTEOuS FARlSA'
DIR. n. GERBER'S LACTEOUS FAklNA 'or IN
fants and invalids.
OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT,
HECkER'S FARINA. .- .'.
ROBINSON'S BARLEY SAGuS.
TAPIoCA, a1IDDLEMAN'S BISCUITS,
OsWEGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &C., &C.;
4 full line Of tine GROCERIES.
j. Is. MORRIS & CO.,
iy6 1884 Main street.
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ENGINEERING.

NIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
~ NEERING AT THE RENSSELAER, POLY
TECHNIC INSTITUTE, TROY, T.-lnstruction
very practical. Advantages unsurpassed in this
country. Graduates obtain excellent positions. Re-
opens September 18th. For the Annual Register,
containing improved course OF study and full parti-
culars. address PROF. WM. l.. ADAMS, Director.
jv 31-1m ..gzy
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RAILROAD LINES.
-EsEE1 EEssz1ISEz,szzsz-i1 Cszss5Es.asEFzzrSz2 fy
t.zS:s.s.::e-r .f:s:,...-.::s.s. st:::..':.::s -
D1CHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail
III ROAD COMPANY.

OF TRAINS TiKtSG EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST ). 1877.
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GuFsArEAKE -iNDDulD RhiLEnAp.y
RICHMOND. Va, JUr" |. 49,. !
(IIIES tPEAkE AID y II 10 RAIL.
~ ROAD.-Ou aud after >ENbtY,. Jun" =. H. :
mas .ruo,.r trains will run A, follows.

~
Accommodation train leaves Richmond tally ."'
ccpt Sunday ~ 400 4. ~, aad arrives Al Tnr-
don>yilr at T:ij i. VI.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton rr"s
daily Except Srn'!aNl. between Hinton Hn'l !iug
ugton runs daily. stopping =; al! regular ,iai"',.
EXPRESS tram runs htl'y, stopping at lIru"N'r,
Junction. No">. Trcvillttns Louisa t'orl.t 'ltr,
Charlottesville, Siaurt"n. Goshen. Niill"rT, '"'-
nson and al regular stations wtst "f 'lnr"i.
Mail and express trains connect NJ ',Ori"usEt."
for Washington and the North. anG at 'lIrirfti'>
VILE tor I.ynchhurg ami The south.
EXPRESS train CONNECTS u, tlnc;iInau "iih 'fHN>
lines for all points IN III" West Northwest. ini
Southwest. AMI at Richmond win ia" t:irhn"ui
and Danvillc. and Richmond and Petersburg trc'tu1
for all points south.
S!er ong-cars run on ni-h.-'rtin-.
Mail train arrives AZ Richmond ~ J:3D i. VI.
Express train arrives Al i;irumpul ~ $50 \. y,
Accommodation train arrives II Eiciim"md =.
S:45 A. NJ
Through tickets sold aud baggage ch"chri - q.
principal points.
For rates, information. &c. apply at ,omp't! >
CONWAY 4. lIONAI:b.
General Passenger aIl Ticket As,AL
W. M. :. nINN,
i.2 Engineer aud Suit~rintcnd'1,.
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ZINE OLD MEDICINAL FREN C H
Il BRANDY, .. s..... s..
HOLLAND GIN, .,
BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
CLESfhIER'S and BUMGARDNER'S Wills
KEYS, -. .- .-- Fl.
Choice TEAS from soc. to $3.50 per pound.
20 " GEORGE a. HUSDLEY Il 60.
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T 4 \ ID s

T 4 \ d 5.
have In my charge for sale Il large number oil
FIRST-CLASS ESTATES, with splendid improve,
1nents, and LARGE and SMALL FARMS, with ana
without buildings in every section OF me state.
Many of the large estates are situated on me james.
York Rappahannock, and other rivers. and many
of the small farms lie near the CITY. Also NJ r
RAJ. TIMBERED. and GRAZING LANDS IN
Virginia and West Virginia.
GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
nh la-lm lola Main street.
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BOOKS lrr TEN CENTS EACH.
tHv mail l2c. each: ordinary price. 81 TO - each)
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LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
T AXES D + LIBRARY EDITIONS
OF THE
BEST WORKS OF THE GREATEST AUTHORS
EVERY VOLUME COMPLETE. UNABRIDGED
AND UNALTERED.
A NEW BOOK ADDED EVERY TEN DAYS
LIBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE.
FOR SALE BT .
1T. ELLYSON. BOOKSELLER.
l1.2 MAIN STREET.
rppES t-r TEN CENTS EACH.
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DARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND on
Il TWENTY ACRES. CALLED "GLEN- E:l
DURNIE." Oh Till: WESTHAM ROAD. Fol Z
TO FIVE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND. FOR
RENT-Ihis FARM. now occupied by Mr.. l.. {.
Ellis is for rent from the 1st of November next i
contains ONE HUNDRED AND L W + 7 \
ACRES (mostly opcn). embracing some excellent
land. There IS 4 pretty coed orchard on 1t. The
DWELLING contains eight or nine rooms, win
ordinary out-buihngs. Price reasonable; Apply
m W. GODDlS,
M 1871 Real Estate AuCtionecr.
NOR SALE OR LEASE, the COAL
Il YARD recently occupied by j. }. Gordon &
Co. corner OF sixteenth and Marshall streets, near
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad depot: also.
MIL rs, CARTS. and OFFTCE-klNTCRES con-
ncctcd with same. For particulars apply 10 Gene
raj ". {. WICkIIAM. an 16-lw
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RAILROAD LINES.
~ 50 -

RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. r. Coal
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
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Tor NEW IORk.-The Old ~; ?,
Il Dominion Steamship Company s =
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAwRENCE. "iii
sail SUNDAY. August l 9TH. At ~ O'Clock VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Sat'u day evening.
Through bills CT la,linS signed ana Eooh" 'o
wardcd with dispatch 10 ali points north. s".!h,
east and west: also, ~ foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare tn New York, Sl2: roIuld-trip tickets,
S24 Steerayc. Sc AMI IS.
For freight or passage, Apply To
G.. ". ALLEN < CO.. Agents.
an 1921 Compiny's Wharf RocaettS.
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y EFINED SUGARS OF ALL GkADES,
III JAVA, LAGuAYPA. and Rio CoffEE'
EAC(S. SALT. LARD.
NEW ORLEaS Ms MOLASSES,
MaNiT VIZ atTfInf!D TOBACCO,
PORTER ana ALE,
for sale by tLAf ENiohA " AtoRiiS'
Eh20
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DENTISTS.

Joseph. WOODWARD, DEN-@&A
y list, sos FRANKLIN STREET, BE-In1 1et,t1
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH. TWENI1
THREE YEARS + XPERIENC IN ALL
BRANCHES OF DENTISTRY. ARTIFICIAL.
TEETH INSERTED TO LOOK NATURAL AM,
BECOMING. Persons with malfornalon of mouth
would do wei to consult me- as have treated such
eases With great success. al S-lZt
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TOR PHILADELPHIA. FALL &TES
RIVER. PROVIDENCE, AND RIOS. So ssse.s
TOS-stealncr ASHLAND, Captain DOUGHTY,
viii receive freight for the above port, until TUES
DAY the 21st Instant. at ~ O'Clock.
W. L. PORTER. Agent.
M boot 2iZJ Dock street.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
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DEpaRTUisE OF STEAM Frs.

TOR NEW YORK .-The Ola GFSTS
Il Dominion Steamship Comranys sszssss sa
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, August . lsi, at o'clock l.. VI
Freight received until l O'Clock 7. 81.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods Tor
warcied with dispatch to all points morrill, SOUTH east
and west: also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare TO New York, sl2; ronnd-trp tcxsS'
S24. StceraSe, sc ana SO.
For freight passage, apply to
G.. W. ALLEN Il co, Agents.
All oo-2t Company's Wharf. RockeItS.
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