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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-10
The OLD story.

The waitinc-women wait Mt her feet,
: And the day Is fading into the night,
And close Mt her pillow, and round and swect,
The red rose burns like lamp altght,
And under and over the gray intsts fold;
And down and down from the messy caves,
And down from the sycaInores long WHO leaves
All never had sleeper 3 sleep so fair;
And the waiting women that weep around
Have taken the combs from her golden hair,
And Il saidcth over her face 70 the ground
They have hidden the light from her lovely eyes;
And down the caves where the MOSES grow
The rain is dripping so slow, SO slow,
And the night wind cries and cries and cries.
From her hand they have taken the aiming ring,
They have brought the linen her shroud TO MAKE
O. the lark she was never 80 10th to sing,
And the morn she was never SO loih to wake!
And at their sewing they hear the rain
Drip-drop, drip-drop over the caves. $685.
And drip-drop over the sycamore leaves
AS IL there would never be sunshine agaih'
The mourning train to the grave has gone,
! md the waffing-womcn are here ana are thclc'
With birds at the windows and CLEANS OF the sun
Making the chamber OF destn TO o. i"if'
And ruby and amethyst burn through the gray
And driest bushes grow green with spray
And the dlmpied water Its glad hand CHAPS.
The 1eayes of the sycamore dance and wave,
And the mourners put of the mourning SHOWS
And over the pathway down to the grave
The long grass blows ana ol 30 a anu oo"S
And love in tl,e heart OF the young man springs
And tue hands of The maiden shine Win rings
AS Il ''' INK [Alice Cary.
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Ga ~ - - szsa
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CurSn,--
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS" N''N'A''
THROUGH PASSENGER
3'oO +. h. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY ,,,,.
DAY. and SATURDAY. CnnriinRS-
west folnt with steamer Uay.aanN
all points on York river and n.i ~
more. Arrives In I,altimorn ., n5'!'
IL; connects with ralI.Dn. Sor az 4.
.ngton, Philadelphia. New Yort" 1'
Ton, anc all western points ~, bDs-
az RICHMOND with trains on p Jjyt'nscs
a m,sio petersburg and Cheaper" oni
THROUGH FREIGHT
800 n. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY r,,,.,
DAY. and SATURDAY. fnnnnE:-
with steamers Mt West Point f "r meets
landings, Baltimore, and ali ,el Li'er
points. CONNECTS at RIchrnons .tIIpa
tralns on Richmond aud D,ny H. TT
road, Richmond and Petcrsbr,y an.
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. - ana
LOCAL PASSENGER.
day.. '''rp' sun
LOCAL FREIGHT.
SESDAY. and FRIDAY I'D
meets ut West Point with s,ear,o, "a ph'
lor I'll landings on Mattaponi and "a ~.
munkey rivers. '''' Ia
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. III. Arrives at Richmond Trrrrn
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. e.,
meets WIN trains on Richmond ana
Petersburg and Chesapeake and az, aIa
!allroads. steamer Havana leaves RAJ
timore from Pier LA Ligh, So.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ard III.
DAY, at 4 r. II. Connccts Win
trains from Philadelphia, New yorS
ana we'fcrn points, and at West Ponl
South. H"u 'oe
THROUGH FREIGHT.
6:l5.P. ID. Arrives ut Richmond Tt.EsD,y
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with steamer At West Point from,
Baltimore Connects with RIchnonI
and Danyillr. Richmond and pcerS'
roads. ''' 'u'-
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1O:OU A. Al. Arrives ut Richmond daily excrn, S,,r
day. CONNECTS with Richmond ,,i
Petersburg and Chesapeake and CHI,
railroads. VIZ"
LOCAL FREIGHT.
400 r. 81. Arrives NJ Richmond MONDAY. WEI
NESDAI. aud FRIDAY. Con-
meets 1T West Point with steamer Ii,
rom 'Mattaponl and PumunAry-riyrr
landings. '''
No transfer of freight at Richmond "a or f-,,,
south bern points. Cars run through between t,iln:"
and West Point. ''"''
Careful handbag and dispatch, with lowest rate.
Through bills Of la..ing with guarantee, rate:
Issued to all northern and western points
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastern. and
western points. and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket ~.
Ace, S26 Main street; 1t the Exchange Hotel, and
compapy's depot, corner Twcnty-thrd and lpork
streets, Richmond, Va.
fe6 II. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
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BOOKS. 4 sTATsOsERY, DC.


THE JANUARY No., 1877, OF THE
i VIRGINIA Law JOURNAL Is just ready. The
work is edited by George L. Christian and Frank w.
Christian, and Is endorsed by the judges Of the CcuIt
OF Appeals. All who are disposed 10 encourage this
new enterprise can do with the certainty Of get
ting more valuable legal information than can be
had In any other form for o.. Published by i ~
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
/ 70 s.d&w sF'>'s 1918 Main street.
/ THECK-BOOKs ON ALL THE BANKS
~ Of the city; -, ,>..,,s = ~. ,,...i,sll
NEGOTIABLE and PRoMIssoRY NOTES;
DRAFTS and FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE;
ELLIS OF LADING-c canal and coastwise;
DEEDS OF TRUST, BARGAIN, and SALE, snd
all other legal blanks; -r.,1.fs,,s y.y.4.. s
together with MERCANTILE and OFFICE STA
TIONERY Of every description.
fes WOODHOUsE T'ARHAM.
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BY ]. Thompson Br0Wn, -.
Real Estate Agent ami Auctioneer, .
ll13 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
DESIRABLE VACANT LOT
n NEAR CLAY STREET. ONE SQUARE
WEST OF FIRST STREET, FOR SALE A: AT
at nublic auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY, February. 18th, at Az o'clock T. b.,
that VACANT LOT on the east side Of Fou.
sbee fSt James) street between Clay and Leigh and
fronts on said street 81 fGct inches, and running
back between parallel lines LAG feet inches to an
alley Is feet wide. Said lot commences ut l65 ieet
north of Clay street. and IS bounded the south by
an alley Is feet wide.
Parties of limited means desiring to purchase
nice lot at los figures siIould attend This sale.
- j. THOMPSON BROWN,
IL 1O,d Auctloneer.
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BlisS's Last Hymn.

DIK3S y AthSk 6b AAAsAs
TThe last verses written by the Evangelist wh
,erished at the Ashtabula bridget
know not what awaits me,
God kindly wells mime eyes;
And DER each step On my onward way
He makes new scenes arise;
And every Joy He sends me comes
A sweet and glad surprise.
CHORUS. ...
Where He may lead I'll follow,
BY trust in Him reposc;
And every hour, In perfect peace,
I'll sing "Hc knows, He knows"
One step see before me;
TITS all need to see;
The light OF Heaven more brightly ShlneS
When earth's illusions fee,
And swee,ly through the silence came
The loving Follow No."
O. blissful lack of wisdom.
TITS blessed not to know;
He holds me with His own right hand.
And will not let me 90, ~.
And Iusls my troubled soul to rest
In Him who loves me so.
So on 20, not knowing,
would not If might;
I'd rather walk In the dark with goa
Than 20 alone in the light
I'd rather walk by faith with Hin
Than 60 alone by sight.
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BY ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 43 97-10O
OACRES OF LAND IN THE Plan OF
MOND, ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE VIII
LIAMSBURG Ely virtue Of an
by the Circuit Court of Henrico In the case OF
Woolfolk's executor rs. Woolfo'k &C., we shall, al
ner of Bank and Eleventh streets, on TUESDAY
the 18th Febl uary, 1877, at II O'Clock NJ, sell at
the risks and costs of ". H. Alderdlce, the former
as above, containing 40 97-100 ACRES. This land
lies beautifully for suburban residence or market
garuen, and being so near the city, ON good turn-
of securing a valuable piece of property.
TERMS All cash, or tat the discretion of the com,
lnisSiouers) one third cash. balancc ut Fix ana
twelve months negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained till the last note Is paid and a
conveyance ordered by the court. ,
I. II. DARLINGTON,
JOHN Il. YOUNG,
fe2 Commissioners.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

GALE OF FARM IN HENRICO COUN-
STY CONTAINING 81 $40 ACRES GOOD
IAND.-As trustee In deed dated 2Sth Novem-
Der, 1871, from William Fl. Perry. trustee, and his
the administrator Of William W. Voorhees,, default
having been made in the payment of the debt Sc
cured thereby. shall expose TO sale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, ut the front door Of the
courthouse Of the county Of Henrico on MON
DAY the 10th Of February, 1877, at II O'clock
township, containing 81 $40 ACRES, being No.
8 in the plat of division of the lands Of which
Thomas Herbert died seized.
pcnses of sale and $155.39. with interest at per
cent. from 18th of November. 1874, and on
credit as to residue of six and twelve months with
n terest added from day of SALE and credit install
ments secured by tru;t-deed. Selling trustee the
undersigned Will convey with the usual special
warranty. JACOB :. ALLIE, trustee:
RoBERr 3. LYME. Auctionecr. fc 7-11t
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by Bronaugb Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Office opposfte the courthouse Manchester, va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR ACRES
i OF LAND, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM RlCHm,O Or Ic-oi5S
Blocker. bearing date Of january Is, 1875, and
dnIy recorded III the clerks Office OF Chesterned
premises, on SATURDAY, February 10, 1877, NJ
O'clock r. NJ, the aboye-described properly.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale, and to pay on
note now due for So and interest from january
j. 1877: balance on such terms as the trustee shall
direct K. b. TAYLOR.
4, al ida Trustee.
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BY Nioncure 6 Gaskins, Auctioneers.
No. 1901 Main street.

No. 1901 Main street
DUBLEC SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
il PERTY.-Win be sold at auction oil TUES
DAY, 18th February instant If fair; otherwise,
next fair day), at ii o'clock A. NJ, at the former
residence of Mrs. Susan Patterson, five miles west
of Richn ond, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY on
said farm, consisting OF ] HORSE, l MULE. 4
COWS, q CARTS CARRIAGE. Pk0UGIIS.
RAKES, HOES. &C. ;CROP OF CORN, FODDER,
and SHUCKS.
Also, a general assortment of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS At sale. - K. A. PATTERSON.
fe o.F,Sa,&Tu3t*
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1 BY George z. Crawford, so
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. e.
Bank street, next TO ycustom-house.
TRUSTEES SALE OF K DESIRABLE

U,RUsTEE,s SALE OF. A DESIRABLE
,1BottT T 1V MILES NORTH or RICHMOND
By virtue Of deed OF trust executed to me BY Gar
renee Coleman trustee for Mrs J.. r., Coleman. pear
fnr dale Febrnary is, 1875. and duly recorded IN
The CLERKS oficc Of Henrico County Court, d. B. 81
page 1es being requested 6y e beneficiary under or
Eabrnary, 1877, MT 4 O'Clock P. NJ, cell at auc.
ton, on the premises. that DESIRABLE LITTLE
FARM, containing about FIVE ACRES, situated on On
the road Ieainr from the Meadowbridge road to The
Brook turnpike, about two miles north Of the City
This FARM has ON 1t a comfortable DWELLlNG-
HOUSE and all necessary out-houses:
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale, and to pay
of note now due for $3.50, with interest from the
18th day of January, 1877 upon credit as 70
1875 until June 49, 1877: ba lance upon such Terms
as NAV be agreed upon on the day Of sale: F.
,,oJtds ~'-. - Trustee.
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REAI. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT
Il SPLENDID BUILDING LOT on the south
side of Grace street, next door 10 Eighth. Terms
accommodating. l. y. MEKCEh,
fe 9-3t* corner of Seventh and Byrd streets.
TITY REAL ESTATE-FARMS, NINE
" RAIL LANDS, MILLS, &C., for sale, rent, or
exchange.
GEORGES E. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
fe5-tAp20 1905 Bank street.
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HIIa.LIMERY Goods.

:RdILLlNERY. AS { intend 10 -.eg !.
sIl4 sseate the store now occupied by mo ea&EXG
and rsnapye.to No aQl aroHd stree, cor. sSB8Ass
ner TOTO. will gel, for the next thirty days
sacrifice. MES. M. WALTON, -
fe7-eod3t No, 433 Broad street, near Fifth.
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TOR RENT.-Will be rented out at pub
y lie auction, on WEDNESDAY, February IA,
1877, ut ~ O'Clock NJ, in front of the Hastings
Courthouse, in Manches, er. SMALL FARM called
DREWRY,S, about one mile from the city of Man
chester. The buildings IRE ample and good, with
about TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND.
Terms on day Of renting. J.SAMPSON, ~
fc 5-tGr for G.. FL. Flournoy, Sheriff. !,
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VALITA-
i BILE TRACT OF LAND IN KlEG WIhti Ia, u
COUNTY KSoWN TIE .TA AZ S1& EA nm
DEED ACRES Sn3RE ORE OF MiTI APP T WH1GH
POINT.-By virtue OF Il deed of trust executed to
the subscriber by james Cook, bearing date the gu
day of January, 1875, and duly recor'ier in Tue
office Of King William County Court, shall. at the
request OF the bcnefciurcs i'll the said deed default
having been made in the payment OF the deo; iHere
Hotel, in the town of West Point, on TUESDAY
he DAY le6Tg3ry 1874 THAT yE ts TA5
IOR FARM lying between the Pamunkey ard
Mattaponi rivers, and now constituting part OF tle
containing. as described in the said decd. $500
acres (more or lcss) but believed to contain up
wards of 5000 acres.
sale and to of the debt secured by The said decd
consisting Of two notes nude BY lhe sale Gook-one
Twelve Ilonlhs after date; the other for S34,45O,
dated January 6, 1873. and PAYABLE two years aIer
sae ms e sad james
and in the event of his failure to do so upon such
of sale. JOhN II. CoOhE, trustee
PS. Liberal terms of credit Gun be obtained from
the bencfciaries for large portion Of the debt due
to them upon Its r. Go6K Trustee
ja25,27,so.&Feb1.s.io
VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
' FOR sALE.-By virtue Of q decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Augusta county, rendered In The cause
Of the Central National Bank Of Frederick, Nd,
us. Chesley Ninney and ais, we will proceed In
front Of the courthouse In the city of Saunton 10
sell at public auction, on SATURDAY the 18th day
Of February, 1877, that most desirable property,
known as Tie
AUGUSTA SPRINGS" PROPERTY,
.,s.. .s. OR THE -.
"STRIBLING SPRINGS" PROPERTY.
The property consists Of the original Augusta
Springs" tract. supposed to contain $50 ACRES,
and two additional tracts added lhcreto-one con-
tanning 108 ACRES, and the other supposed TO
contain 600 ACRES. This property Is highly im-,
proved, and Is one OF the most popular water
fng-places in Virginia. - o. :H''
The property will be sold upon the following
terms-viz.: So much in hand rs will pay the costs
Of suit and sale and the remainder III four equal
annual bearing interest from the day of
sale the purchaser giving bond with approved per-
sonal security and the title retained as ultimate
curity. JAMES BUMGARDNER. JR..
GEORGE NJ COCHRAN, JR.,. a.a, :.
HENRY B. NICHE,
ID. -e1.s JOHN PAUL, :. - !. % -s.t,..
CHARLES S. YANCEY, ta,t...9
IN l9-tds Commissioners.
EOR RENT.-Will be rented out at pub
IL lie auction, on WEDNESDAY,. February IA,
1877, ut IL O'Clock NJ, in front of the Hastings
Con t-ilouse. In MancheS S1ALL FARMl called
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l776. 1876.
flames RIVER STEAMBOATs,M.
y -.a COMPANY.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,. BAL
TInORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER
Making close connection 1T Norfolk with tho new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALT1-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. c.
On and after TUESDAY. September II, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
abovc-namca points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS III G!5 O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH Gar tpassinG
through the sanel, ortcatonS, battleileds, james
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk and return ........::..:,.; 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York ut reduced rates.
Tickets for sale Oh steamers, at CARRIER Coz
Ticket Agency. Main street and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth ano regular land
ngs OH James river from A. M. to q z. H., al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landngs must be prepaid.
l.. d. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Conpany's wharf, Rockets; branch ONCE
at W. D. Blair & Co.'S, No. 903 Main street.
IL
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.:lE.z BY j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent.
SALE.-By virtue OF the
Is ordor antered TIN February, 1877, in the United
States Court for the Eastern Dtstrict OF virginia. ns
afsignees OF Paine Cabe CO.. bansrnpts we o wiil
Se,e,T occnn;ed nv them, on THURSDAY, February
Is, 1877, at II o'clock A., all The STORE FIX
snE Esl.V GnTINrERs, STANDS, DESKS,
COPYING-PRESS, WARDROBE, GLOGk.
CHAIRS. STOOLS, PLATEORM-SGALEs'
TRUNKS, STOVES, GAS-FIXTURES; &c: &c.
TeRMs. Cash j. L. APPERSOf,
JAMES CASKIE,
fo1o Assignees
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CHESAPEAKE AgB OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT !
RICHMOND. VA. December ]. 1851
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER z 1879

Accommodation leaves Rlchmonn At 3:i5 i. 81,
and arrives ut Gordonsrie At 1870 i. NJ. and ar
rives at Washington ut ] 1875 j. NJ
5lail trains run daily Except west OF Gordosyilt
on sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping at Junction.
Noel's. Trevillian's, GordOnsviIlc Charlottesville.
Staunton, Goshen, Miilboro', C0yingtou, anl al
regular stations west Of Coyinston.
Accommodation trains run daily Except Suniayf
and connect at Gordonsvie for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect II GOrlonsYllle
for Washington, and mail train st Charlottesville
FOR Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects At Cincinnati with the
trunk lines for all points In tic West Northwest.ani
Southwest including California, Oregon. and Texas
Mail train arrives ut Richmond II 1870 Z. NJ.
Express train from Cincinnati connects at Cor
louisville with The Virginia Midland railroad.
irving at Washington ut 1870 A. d., and arrives al
Richmond at $50 a. ~. connecting with the Rich
mond and Danville and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all points South.
Through coaches from Richmond to Washington.
Accommodation train arrives at Gl0 4. VI.
Seeping-cars run OH nigh.-trans
Through tickets sold and baggage checked TO AL
principal points.
For rates, information. &c, apply ut Company.
Offices and at S26 Main street. Richmond, Va.
CONWAY r. HOWARD.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. VI. ). Dunn.
dee Engineer and Superintendent.
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.a,T1yrrDr sALEs-.,rl,is Dny.,
= Dy HIN q Anderson, Il
~ ~ -. a,,cta,r,ces.a Il "a Main street..

.rryw WI, 81, Sci b At THE .AUC TION
v s;Ins. THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Si&.
j~,s,s,I, Sy0RK-tfORSES, from West Vtrgiuin to-
,S,ose: THREE MULES: ONE WAGQN: sale
S"sSsl &'--Is:e 800 HILL e ANDERSON. g
II. II. pLEAsAnrs, Salesman. I'D . fe 10
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AUCTION aALEs-..Puturc Days
4 BY J. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and .Auctioneer.
113 Main street. opposite DisDdtch office.

SALE OF, b RICK HOUSE
tue OF deed OF trust dated 9TH Of April g. exc
cufed by "A. r. Broeksand wife to the undersigned,
rs trustees and recorded In the Richmond Chancsry
been made in the payment OF the negotiable note
therein secured and being required 80 to do by the
mt nubiie auction. on The premises, on the 10Th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, i e77. mt AZ O'Clock P. NJ;
the following REAL ESTATE described IN SAID
All that certain, LOT OF LAND n. Che city Of
Richmond, with SMALL BRICK HOUSE on j,
fronting s feet9 inches on JACKSON street, near
lines I4I feet (morc or IessI 10 M alley.
TERMS: By consent Of parties interested, VIII be
months fnfcres, added. and secured ~ trust-deed.
SOLOMON JOHNSON, AIS
f-t5- 90 ~ DANIEL HENDERSON,
A. Il. BROOKS, .i",'
Trustees.
1-,rrro>rpSor Rpou& Aucttoneer. fe 10
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BY L. u. Cook, Auct!oneor,
No, 10 Governor street. y

r1ORSEs, MULES, AND FARMING
III UTENSILS At AUCTl0N.-THIs3 DAY, at
40 O'Clock WIN sell .. the horse lot, Lumpkin
One pair wELI~BRoKE YOUNG MDLEs, .co.g
Three GOOD A D d l. F., AND HAIR n Ell &
]. HORSES, n lot OF FARMING UTENSILS, con
! ROWS, &c. 90 flg+t 5ii5 }.s Es D.! COOK, T;
{ }fe 10 ~ Auctiopeer.
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1911 NOW is THE TINE 1917
TO SUBSCRIBE.
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1112 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for ali the Magazines published In this country and
Europe, will send any of tile following papers and
magazines to any address (postdge paid on receipt
lowest rates:
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RAILROAD LIKES

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TOR RENT, FOUR MAIN-STREET e.
Il STORES Possession at once. LID
Also, TEN SMALL HOUSES at from SO to $40
per month"; FRANK ID. HILL,
fe Sat ll6S Main street.
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:la. BY j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent.

]. THOMPSON BRowS, Auctioneer.
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sassanhacr, Il. Ancrica.

uys OPINIONS UPON CRITICISM AND AMERICAN
woxss--AS AMUSING STORY OF TRIBtLAe,
rrny ut,r7y AN {,RCHESTRA.sS az. tssif .@
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

voluntary petition in bankruptcy has hseu 70
ceived by Register Dayton from Verplanck i Irwin,
coal dealers NJ No Ill Broadway, who made assiep.
mont In April, 1875, to Frsdcrick 4. Potts. Ths
schedule states at that time they owed about S55 600
Of which the following creditors held tho principal
claims:-- Delaware, Lackawauna aud Western
Railroad Company, SCI, $50 81; National Park Bank,
So, ,0A7 AZ; Philadelphia and Reading Coal Iron
Company, $l6,6ll 81; A. q. p. Spsyersr So CPL 96 I;
Geneva National Rank, e7.7la 80; David punOan 4
Son, Ss.Oal %; u. H. Packer g. Co, $9,33s 6o Reg
lister Dayton mas set tho down Tor July ~.
Joseph N Ely h Co, wholesale dealers In hosiery At
No 3l2 Canal street, have failed The liabilities
$as 900 and the nominal assets are placed
IT $4,000 committee appointed by the creditors
have examined the books and accounts OF the firm,
and they recommended the creditors to accept set
Element at thirty i've cents the dollar Tho hrn
does not feel able to pay the compromise but have
accepted IL professionally.
A. s. Taylor n ca, ornamental glass, at No. l19
Mott street, have made settlement with their cred
itors at twenty tive cents on tho dollar
The assignment, with schedule annexed, OF Lippin-
cott u Desmond to Charles Snowden WAS aied the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday. The liabilities arc
stated at S23 POS 80; nominal assets $53S41 ST. and
real asse.s 81 l9a o. rne following assignment was
aso filed Ia the County Clerks o'ice:-Louis Hus 10
20 Michael Hurd.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
HOW GoURpIN ESCAPED.

Detective Price, Of tue Fourth precinct, Brooklyn,
submitted report OF the escape Of hts prisoner John
Gouraiu, US mentioned In the HERALD, to supcrn-
tcndsnt Campbell, OF that city, yesterday The ius.
tive from justice was arrested warrant procured
by Henry Peters, Of Do Kalb avenue, who accused him
rost Mrs Ray, ot No. 10 ST. James place, identified
The man, whom sho suspected oi having stocu 500
wostn Of jewclry from her house several mouths
ago. lilo admitted tho thet asd sad that he
would restore ths property u the dstsctivs would
accompany MN 10 No. 3s4 West FIFTY second street,
New YORK. where his mother lived The ofhcsr
panied him 10 tho piaca and soon they roaoned
there Gourdln SAID that his mother W. aud asked
tho detective Ia allow him to speak TO her ~ private
for law minutes. The desired privilege vss good
nnurodlv granted, aud tho rogue took advantage Of
hs generous cap,or by slipping out OF tho house BY