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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-22
A Nen.atIounI Rrport.

Nrw YORK, May 22.-The Graphic has .
dispatch from Washington to the effect
that tho posiponement Of the extra session
Of Congress was due To the discovery Of .
conspiracy On the part Of Congressmen OF
both parties. headed by David Dudley
Field. to introduce . resolution debating
Samuel j. Tilden tho honest President
elect. aud inviting him to take his place In
the White House.
A Negro I.ynehed In. Keutueky.
q. CAIRo, ILL.,. May 22.-On Sunday night
. party Of disguised men went 10 the jail
at Dlandville. n.y., took tho negro Levi.
who attempted to outrage and murder Mrs.
G. X. Pile, and dragged him away 70 the
woods. His dead body has been found
hanging to . tree, with tho clothing burned
Cd.
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A seasibIe d

WARRINGTON, May 22.-The Secretary OF
tho Interior to-day issued an order rsquir-
ing cash reports Of receipts. disburse-
msnts. aud balances 10 be made to him
weekly by all disbursing officers and other
agents Of the department In Washington
and throughout the country. The order IL
issued with the two.fold purpose Of exer-
cislng more intelligent supervision and ef-
fcctive control Of business expenditures.
and with tho view to preventing the perpo-
tration OF clerical or other errors.
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Tho Cabinet Mcstiny ro.Day.

WASHINGTON, May pat the Cabinet
meeting to-day various appointments were
considered. among Thorn several foreign
missions, but no conclusion was reached
in any particular case, with the exception
Of that Of Roger Green, to DO Chief JUS
tios Of Washington Territory. vice Joseph
II. Leads, resigned. A number OF Teri.
torial appointments were discussed. and
persons selected for two or three positions
In the far West. but their AIN will not
be made public until they shall have mott.
Hsd the Attorney General that they will
accept such positions.
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Buracd 90 Death In n Nine.
PorrsvILLr. Penn. May 22.-Dy the ex.
plosion Of irs damp in the mine Of the
Sill collisry At Ninersvillc this morning,
two boys. William Edwards. and . COM
panion. whose namo Is unknown. were
burned to death.
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Mail Service fur tho BLACK Hills.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-Thc P~osioHicc
Department to-day contracted with J. X.
Warren Of Albany for mail service between
Paddock. Nebraska, and Custer City in tho
Black Hills, q distance OF 2G0 miles, semi.
weekly, from June LIST to September 30th.
This will make the sixth mail route into
tho Black Hills.
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EUROPE.
Russian Activity on the
Upper Danube.
ENGLAND SPEAKS A WARNING
WORD TO TURKEY AND
RUSSIA.
The Instruction in the
Caucasus.
pIsMARcK RECALLED To He
POST ny EMPEROR
wILLIAA.
ESPECIAL DrsrArcms TO rHs Coin HUI
DAILY Nrvs.l
Tho Eurepeas War.

SPECIAL DrsrArcuss TO rHs Coin HUI
DAILY NEvs.l
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Roxr, May 22.-Ths Pspsl Nuncio at
Paris informs Cardinal Slmeoni that Tho
Due Decazes. since the crisis. had i'm.
pressed upon him the necessity for tho
greatest prudence, and had requested him
to represent to the Holy Bss the need for
restraining tho Bishops from giving any
proyocation which might make measures
10 restrain them unavoid. bile.
LONDON. May PA Tinss' Paris special
saws the p~rsfsctoral changes alone show
that tho conspiracy IL Of long standing
for such o list could not have been pro-
Pared In twenty.four hours. The Marshal's
b~rstenco Of appealing 10 the people has
Already been exposed u false, and IL 10
Alleged that recent events have bsen pro-
soked only for the purpose Of leading tho
Marshal TO retro. Foreign represents
lives have urged the retention OF Decazes.
10 that the disturbances might appear only
internal.
BERLIN, May 22.-N IL officially an
nounced that Emperor William has re-
called Bismarck 70 consider the crisis In
France, and the probable eject Of the
change Of the Ministry upon the relations
Of Francs and Germany.
LONDON, Nay 22.-The stock msrkst 10
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Y.,.mtie. In the BLACK IIhis.

Cusrsn, May 2i.-John Feathcrstein,
Division Superintendent Of the Cheyenne
and Black Hills stage company. was
thrswn from his wagon near Mountain
City this morning and instantly killed.
His neck was broken by the fall.
In q quarrel at Hayward City between a
man named Hurley and George johnson
over q lawsuit, johnson WAS killed In
stantly.
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T,1he sPotaso-B ug Abroad.

The crossing OF the Atlantic by the POI
tato-bug divides the attention OF Europe
with the passage OF the Danube by the
Russisns. To some countries OF the Con-
tinent &c Is the Ear more important event OF
the two. Our feii0W scftizen, II not friend,
OF Colorado, has already been heard from
on flis European travels at several OF the
Battle ports at Cologne on the Rhine, and
In an Irish posatosf field, which may be the
cradle Of his race. and where ali oil events
he must feel very much ats home. The
English pal1erS make great deal OF ghastly:
/ fun ont Of This unWeicom8 little stranger.
Even thu London I yntes handles him in q
faeetionS vein; hut the editorial OF the
regulation column length which IL gives to
isd0rNphoyG decemltaedso % - proof of the
Z deep anxiety his coming causes In the Bril-
fish mind. while the London papers are
trying 10 make Jokes about the beetle, the
matter-0i- fact RFiyy Council (which has
charge Of all tho plaques and epidemics i'm
England, treats him ln more serious
fashion, The Council dishes Tor general
Information the best methods discovered
Tor killing 90 ske tpotato-bng These are
already unhappily too famili Lar 10 the Amer.
lean public. III is fortunate for England
that she has CTR extended experiences In
; warfng with thfs pest and By its Ehes viii
probably save crops wort n.fl aass0Da of
pounds, II she does NOT extefmiIate the
beetle before he has Gone much damage.
s lid this country the farmers now under
l stand how i'd manage him and where tlley
y have been WaGehfuE and dill gent the potato
crop THU yess 81 good and even feurishing.
Tho chennRst aud most esleatuaa semedst
yet found I'D the United States 81 tile aetusa
Jaeklng on and dehs ctien 0s the bugs by
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The LOVE OF One WOMAN FOR ANOTHER
The daughter OF a country practitioner in a
little village in Scotland aWoke one morn
ing to find herself q great heiress. Her
uncle had died, leaving an estate and fully
S1,500, 900 to her. Miss Macpherson Grant
was bright, clever, handsome, and about
twenty-one years of age. She took posses
sion Of her property and lived in great style,
keeping large stud OF horses, and driving
tandem herself all over the country. Some
fifteen years ago o young lady paid her
visit. IL ended In this young lady {iiss
Temnle) leaving father and mother and Iv-
ing with Miss Grant, for better or for worse,
until death should them part. In fact, they
formed such a friendship that they
entered into an engagement that neither
pass their lives together. Miss Grant then
and there refused o very good offer OF mar
rage, and rejected all other suitors. The
conditions were thar Miss Grant was to
leave her estates and everything to Miss
Temple, IL Miss Temple, on her part, never
left her and never married. a Will was
made by MISC Grant, under which her pro-
perry was to pass to the Temples. Two
wears ago Miss Temple married, and last
Christmas Miss Grant died. The will was
revoked. she never iofg s re the detection,
she never made smother will, and the estate
poes b m obscure country doctor in Aber-
deenshire, who hardly knew he was related
to Miss Grant, and never saw her. Other
relations, poor tradespeo ple, come 10 Tor q
si.;nre. Over this question OF succession
I here vii be terrible fight in the law
courts between the Temples and the heirs
atlan. The London World finds this In
teresting story IN its Scotch exchanges.
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BY Richardson 81 CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Sdt.o SSotr, .rr.oef

SALE OFF AVAILABLE
n SMALL FARM IN HAN0y ER COUNTY,
NEAR MECHANI(SVILLE,B By AuCIlQNI,By
Virtue OF The provisions ota deed OF trust bearing
FBllkner, Dr. trustee. to the undersigned trustee
dltiy recorded In the clerks nfce OF the County
talk obligation of debt. ahall. rs trustee In said
deed, being required 40 10 do by the oenehciary
therefu secured, sell by 2aetion. ON the premlscs On
H., tae real estate described In said deed consisIIng
OF NORTY-TRREEi AND gTiHEE QUAhIEh
ACRES Of valuable farmlpg land, a icomforfahle
FRAME DWELLINGS, rse maud ont houses; &C., N 2
the Scannty of Hanover. near Mountaineering, ana
adjoiHng the lands Of f. A. Johnson D. DiGGn,
conveyed tc said Faulkner by F. A. johnson.
TERHs enough in cash TO defray one expense OF
S747.50- with Interest on 1912 from 23d Apr,ii,,
1877; and on 1876 from 23d SaG, aSn 1, un n.al
paid The residue such terms as aaaii De Az
nounced IS The time of sale. ,tIt = -. 49,
.iy -. j. II. DERBYeHIRF, Erustee.
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JAMES RIVER STEANlBOATeASrsr.
y COMPANY. , sSs5S;s:asSB4

DAILY LINE-sUMMER SCHEDULE
FOR. OLD POINT, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK. .
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNESDAY,, May 2, 1877, the
fast and elegant steamers John SYLVESTER,
Captain j. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain
z. G. CLIFFORD carrying United States NALL, will
leave Richmond for the aboye-named places DAILY
Sundays exceptedl at A. d.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on james river
(passing through Dutch Gap). including fortitica-
lions, battie-felds, jamestown, Fortress Monree Rip
Raps, Hampton Roads, &C. &c.
Close connections made ut Norfolk with bay Line
steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York.
Fare 20 Norfolk or Old Pont....... ......$z 81
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and return..... 10
Through tickets to Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
New York reduced rates; also to Boston rtG Fall
River Line or ria Merchants and Miners Steam
ship Line from Norfolk
Tickets sale on Steamers at CARRIER 8 agency, S26
Main street and at Exchange Hotel Baggage checked
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Excursiou tickets good to
goodwin the river and return same day by np-seamer
ut 81 round trip; children half price.
. Liberal arrangements viii be made for moonlight
excursions, Sunday-school and other pic mic parties
Freight received daily Sundays excepted) from
A. N. TO P. n. for Boston, Norfolk and Ports
mouth. regular la4dings on James river, at rea-
sonabe rates. ..a.t
Way-landing freights must he prepaid.
[ - l.. B. TATUM, General Agent
Ofice: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 903 SiaE
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LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
r AKESIDE LIBRARY EDITIONS
OF THE
BEST WORKS OF THE GREATEST AUTHORS.
EVERY VOLUME COMPLETE, UNABRIDGED,
AND UNALTERED.
A NEW BOOK ADDED EVERY TEN DAYS
,,s ALrBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE.
FOR SALE BY
Ut. ELLYsoN. BOOKSELLER,
11.2 MAIN STREET.
BOOKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.
BOOKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.
By mail. l2c each; ordinary price, 81 to 81 each.)

THE WANDERING HEIR. By Charles Reade.
THE GOLDEN LION. By Anthony Trollope.
81 sTSHhEs 81 HsF Scott
HgNPERS BY SeSFss Eenn
G GAkk4 hSi nisTAkE, b. Miss Muoek:
THE PORTENT. BY George Macdonald. =" =
OLD MARGA RET. ny q, Henry Kingslsy;
JqGNsToN lf BY Ghsres Eease.
hYRISE Rh5N Rye seSrEs
WARD ri Or 5i WIFE. Brisk. crispy, and sparkling
SkE Ts A k1A 3 A Charles ae aiGSon.
LOVES VICTORY; BY B; l. Fargeon:
T3gk IS @ f eH9R6 e Jules Bs KISS Muocs
T TKk 3f5EE AS Jr A dSHNHTgaT.
H HnGH MEE q }snei Essah King.
S SEW NMaaMD BNhH B B. t %dk sG Collins
*
ARh NsRaboR d q & 5u sfN Verne
GRi h GA9Nr 81 chases Ressd
The The FLYING DUTCHMAN. :
MISS MOLLY: BY Beatrice NJ; Butt.
aRE Of TWo CRIES BY Shares Dickens.
MISS HITCHCOCK'S WEDDING-DRESS. !.
RAB AND HIS FRIENDS. By DR.. John Brown.
A NEW GODIVA. BY Stanley Hope
ABEL BRAKES WIFE. BY John Saunders.
A STAR AND A HEART. Big Florence Marryatt
LEILA. By Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton.
THE LAUREL BUSH. BY Miss Muoek. HUNT
ING THE SHARK. With Nine Illustrations.
FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON. By Verne.
ROUND THE MOON. BY Jules Verne.
ROSE TURQUAND. BY Ellice Hopkins.
A MAN WITH0UT,A COUNTRY. BY Z. E. Hale
GOING TO THE BAD. By Edmund Yates.
Log OF THE FORTUNA. BY Captain A. F
GOING 70 TIE BAD. BY Edmund Yates.
HAROLD. Bv Alfred Tennyson.
A LONG TINE AGO. BY Meta 0rred.
THE TALL NAN. BY Gustav Nicritz.
ANNE WARWICK. By Georgiana NJ. Craik.
THE BLACK HILLS. By FL. N. Mcguire.
WEAVERS AND WEFT. BY Miss III. E. Braddon
DIR. OX'S EXPERIMENT.. By jules Verne:
CAPTAINS LAST LOVE. By Wilkie Collins.
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RICHMOND AND PHTERSBURG(
RAILROAD COMPANY. I

RICHMOND AND PETERsBCRG{
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
fNOMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
~ on this road will run Rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charlesto Ia Augusta, Coln'ns Msc Ss-
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and South west;
also connects ut Petersburg with The
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg. farmvie, and other
local stations that road, making
same time us by any other line. This
train stops only II Manchester aud
,:1oP. A.. XCCoMMoDATIoN daily except
Sunday. Passengers taking this irun
will make clase connection at Peters
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk win
splendid Bay-line steamers for Ba!ti-
more, Philsdelphia. and New YORK,
and with the Old dominion steamers
for New York, stopping at al regular
$50 P. H., FREIGHT daily Except sunday, WIKI
coach attached.
1885 NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day), connecting for Weldon, Raleigh,
WILMINGTON, aud Charleston. Pullman
seeplng-ca for Wilmington and the
@.-' South.
$3.50 A. e., THROUGH NAH. daily texcept sun
dayj connecting with Richmond Fred
ericksburg ano Potomac railroad for
lilo AcC cclsS TRAIN daily lex-
cept Sunday with passenger coach A.
a.54 p. 81. THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ONO
= railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
ali points North and West This Train
stons only at Manchester.
s:IO P. Nj. Freight TRAIN daily (e1tept Sun
49, day), with passenger coach sttachea.
This is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. - rLo.,o;.
Passengers for Glover Hill connect u ehes'e'
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 9 A. d. ana o:3o /. il
every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leayiag Petersburg VIII start ifoln
tI 10 q - A. SHAW. Superintendent
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Meerschaum is silicated magnetism
mineral, usually described as an earthly car
Donate Of magnesia, found in Greece, Tur-
key, and few other countries. In the
Crimea meerschaum clay forms stratum
about two feet thick beneath much thicker
stratum OF mari. 1t is soft when first dug,
but hardens on exposure to the ar. Inc
name is compound OF two German words
signifying sea; foam.. -J Journal Of Com
fnegcP
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s. Bs Alb. Uhestetfys General Auctioneer. So

gITANDsOME CHA MBER FURNE-
B Ii TuEE, sUPERIoRP ARL0K ORGAN. HAR-
NEsas shDnLES BoOK Asses, &c,l d AT
viii sell mt my eaierD1fns Np. 1873 Main street,
FL entirely new WALNUT ssDREasIMG.CASE
CHAMBER SUIT, with WARDROBE han1-
new " NuTlARBLEroP BuFFET.
4 very handsome SEE.SupF PARLOR.0RGAN-
ninde by Pollock, rs good ne new ffs}}s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOUNGE.
i gentlemans kIDISG-SAIsDLE and BRIDEE1
i Get Of siNGLEBUGGY- ARNEsS,
{ L double set or CARRfAGEF1ARNESS.
WAREHOUSES; BUREAUS e. ~ 3
WHITE and CHECK MATING .5f4. 49, s4..i
CANE and sWO05,-sEAT CHAIRS and ROCK-
ERS.s ~ ssg,4s%. ~
set MAHOGANY DINIs1G-TABLES
q MAHOGANY CARD-TABLES, u 80
i MAHOGANY SECRETARY and BOOKCASE
! - : 50 - pe iNs a. b. DUEsBERRY
&jy1a-1S t$S5 III -. % .Auctioneer.s.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAKEi
-. -E,ss RAILROAD. }
oCREDULE OF TRAINS.


cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 P. II. Leaves Richmond d TgESpAG, IhHks >,
West P0in: with steamer Hsyana i9f
all points ON York river and Bsl q
more. ArriSes In Baltimore al =.
NJ; connects with rail- for W5 nHs-
ington, Philadelphia, New fofh, bo,
ton and all western points. Connesls
at Richmond with trains ON Richinoned
and Petersburg and Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY; ana oar
500 A.. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana 49,
URRDAY. Connects with aeah paIs
at West Point for river landings c pa
tiiDore, end all western p9,nts. p,ch-
meets al Richmond With trains on BIZ ,,
and Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE AAN
-. 9 IoG al PASSENGER.
500 P. n, Leaves Richmond daily except sun
TSna{R,0UGH PASSENGER: sn.v
1000 M. Arrives at Richmond TuEVspGA on,
tV.oo 1A' - THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.. Coz,
meets with trains on Richmond 1 aha
petersburg and Chesapeake ana Vuio
raiiroads. Steamer Havana leaves BAL
' M5sSh fe wEEb iss Is s and FSI
DkY.at 4 r. II. Connects WI, Vic
trains FROM PhiladcIphta, NesS, po,nt
and western points, and az He sna V The
f with trains for Richmond anu '"s
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT: = urn
a.no D n arrives ne Richmond MoNUAl,WS
A.oo s: ~ NSESStY, and FRIDAY; snd car
o,,sp IA ,TiiFsnhJ, THURSDAY. and BAL !,
b'lo Z. H. itiSDIY. Connects with steamer AZ
! Wcst Poiut from Baltimore. S afs
80 Meets with Rfchnond anu LaDsne'
Richmond aud Petersburg, and Cnes'r
80 ,.aEe and Ohio railroads.
~ sis IOI,AL PASSENGER. .c,,-
,a.on A. Al. Arrives at Richmond DAILY and
ie.eV =. ~. iay. Connects with Rlehmondo a
Peiersbnrs and Chesapeake anu e''s
transfer ol Sssisas at Rchnoaa @ q lsa
southern points. Cafs, tur 'utou - 80
and West Point. 80, Win lowest rates,
guaranteed. ,,.4.ph guaranteed ratcsy
tssnad m aiI iortherp aud western po s.starn and
sTbsannh iickets sold 20 xil norsneass sronrh
western points anG = Issss snd
Gca a26 Main street., A. ms ssnsy.ihisd and Dock
efrsefs Richmond W. ,,cy 4 q supcrirtendent.
ma AS u. T. oU0La s.s. S..s-..---5=
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snAralasoA I,rsgEe }.


xs6---2s48.1 - ERyf 49,,
'pIGHM0ND AID DANyILLE RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKsss EFFECT
SUNDAY, July 8, 1877.
!. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1--7.21 a. NJ. leaves Richmond; arrives a,
I i: 81 r. ss IF: srse9 s!ss $50
and Charlotte rs g r #. r d.
no ze:ss s ssahfs Shs. GA asr'Sss at
i 1S!s e. s:i g., q bu1 Il; tRn ylgs
..,. I. 2: ST. and kc ' ail KS 2 Py 81
.S. THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. s-1o:50 P. H., leaves Richmond: srrives :,
vile e:o4 4. IT.. GT rec, pa1;
~, al and FL cha s1l'ssn r?,e 13:S5
Gresnsboro' 10 r. n. sali 8.
ury7:35 p. b.. Danyllie i2:2i
y T,Est A. NJ. BarkeyilIe 4:43 A. N
and Richmond TAI A. ~ ~
,L1NCHBURG ACCOMMODATION DAILY.
NO o-lo:oo A. A., leaves Richmond daily and ar.
rives ut DurkeviIle at i2-lo y
,fr D.. connecting with the A. "
a4a q y; Il. K for all points In he
southwest and the various
sprimgs and summer resorts on
Inc line or that road. ~
No. 6-l2:50 p. NJ, leaves Burkeyie daily and A..
s rires at Richmond nj 3:lDp
H., connecting with A.. N. 4
y. Il. X. from all points south
and southwest, and from the
various springs and summer re-
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and 2 stop only at Chula Burt.
VILE keysviile, brakes Branch, Roanoke, Clover.
boston, Scottsbnrg, Barksdale's, Dundee, Danyile
Reidsyille, BenaJa, Greensboro. ThomasyIllc Sails
bury, China Grove and Airline Railroad juno
tiOn. -, '1'4s
Trains Nos. i and connec. at Dundee with IN.
Virginia Midland railroad. AT Greensboro, for d..
leigh, Goldsboro' and inrermediate points Win "
G: railroad. AT AIRLINE junction with 6tianta and
Charlotte Air-Liue. At Charlotte with Chario,te
Columbia and Augusta railroad to and from ali
points North and South. ,-N''' "''
Trains Nos 3 aud win stop ut All stations md
connect at Richmond going North ana South with
the r., +. & p. r. for Washington and ali noin,s
North and West, and with the c. 4 o. r.. r. for
Greenbrier White Sulphur and other springs In
est Virginia. At Greensboro with the n C. ami
n: w. N. Z. railroads to and from Salem. n c. "a
leigh and Goldsboro', and Intermediate points
AZ Salisbury with Western \. G.. railroad. These
trains run daily on Richmond and Danyille rail-.
ROAD, ana connect as above, except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making TIN, connection run daily
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except Sunday.
Trains on n. w. n. &. railroad run from Green's
bOrO to Salem daily except sunday. and from Salem
to Greensboro daily except saturday
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous rassage
between the points named on the tickets. 30 Law
over checks Will be given.
T. n. r. TALCOTT
General Superintendent
JOHN n. MAcMURDo. General Passenger Agent
~ IL
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LARGE
" l al v

TOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for Vir-
Il ginia State bonds. VALUABLE FARM. con-
tanning 307 ACRES, three miles from News Ferry
Depot, Richmond and Danville railroad, Halifax
county, Va The LAND is well adapted to the growth
of bright and dark tobacco, wheat. corn and cats;
the buildings sufficient for the needs Of the FARM
Address " Is" No. 1903 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
jy 17-5tE .s.s.s..
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BY r. B. Taylor,
By r. d. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
flee onnosite the Courthouse Manchester, Va

Office opposite the Courthouse, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVENTEEN
Il AND A QUARTER ACRES OF LAND IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, WITH A SMALL
ROAD, About THREE MILES FROM MAN,
CHESTER.-By Writ ue Of deed Of trust executed e.
the clerks ONCE of Chesterfield County Court,
b. B. SO. D. 81. shall proceed to sell at auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,: July 70, ls77 at
6 O'Clock p. NJ. the above-descrbed property, being
required so to do by the beneficiary.
;. Terms: Enough cash TO defray expenses of exc
cutting this trust and to pay off the sum OF S15S.S7
balance on such terms as trustee may direct.
Nv IA B. TAYLOR, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-19


Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily lex
cept Sunday at 400 2. H., and arrives at Cor
louisville at 7:45 p. NJ.
Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
daily Except sunday, between Hinton and Hunt
ingtdn runs daily, stopping at all regular stations.
Express train runs daily, stopping ut Hanover.
Junction, Noels. Trevillians. Louisa, Gordonsvlc,
Charlottesville, Stanton, Goshen, Millloro'. Gov
ington, and all regular stations west Of Co'inyton.
Mail and express trains connect II Gordonsye
for Washington and the North, and at CharIottes
Vile tor Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects At Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all points In the West, Northwest. and
Southwest, and at Richmond with the Richmond
and Danvll!e, and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Sleeping-cars run on nieh.-trains
Mail train arrives at Richmond at 5:30P. VI.
Express train arrives at Richmond at $50 A. VI.
Accommodation train arrives ut Richmond at
S:45 A. M.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 70 all
principal points.
For rates, information. &C., apply at Company's
CONWAY X. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. VI. s. DUNN,
te2 Engineer aud SuIrrintendcn-