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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

saysf Pillsbury. Republican. for Cow
ernor. has gained In this city over
Banning. Democrat. The indica' ions
are That = small vote has been cast
throughout The State. with the usual
Republican majority.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 6.
Specials to the Appeal and the Ara
t1nche from various points In North
Mississippi state that ths election was
very quiet ard generally a light vote
WAS roiled. With one exception. Mar
shall county, the Democratic ticket j.
elected. In Marshall the contest i
very close, with the odds in favor Of
the Independents.
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.
The vote in this county Is light. Up
tn IL o'clock to night. returns from the
city give Mct,rea. Republican. csndi.
for County Treasurer. 6,240; Lynch
Democrat. 5.s9J. These figures are
from 80 out of ll3 precincts. and indi-
C tie a very clo~e vote in the city. with
the prot,s bilities in favor OF the Dem
ocraiic candidate, bot as the TOW ms ont
side will give sumo 500 Republican
majority. it is confidently expected by
the Republicans that they will over
come the city msj prity. The tickets
are running evenly with scratching.
CHICAGO, Nov. I'll A. VI.
Up II this hour Mccrea has ll.si7
and Lynch l0,599 In 81 out Of ll3 pre-.
cincts In this city. with some heavy
Democratic precinctst to hear from. The
probabilities ara not different AS to the
fiusl result from those siresdy stated.
The workingmen have carried one or
two wards aud are showing up well. in
the later returns IL looks MS though
they may have polied 5000 VOTES in
the city. IN ths State. the Sts.e house
appropriation is badly beaten.
the Iater-Ocedn's 81. Paul special
saws the returns ut midnight indicate
a Republican gain in the State. Pills
burv's majority IL estimated at from
5000 to 1900. The Legislature will
he at least % Republican majority.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,
NOVEMBER Z. 1877.
FnR nRWs.

Ne have pews frvm the Eastern
elections up 10 I o'clock this morning.
nbs returns are not complete. bot
enough - known to indicate pretty
essarly the general result. The indics-
tons Are that McClsllsnis elected Gov
srnor Of New Jsrsey by about 10000.
Rice. Republican, succeeds himself In
Massachusetts, BY 1900. New York
j. close. with the chances fsvoring .
small Republican majority. Pennsyl-
wanna seems 70 have gone from 10000
to 1900 Democratic. The Psnnsylva-
nh Republicans Endorsed the Presi-
dent and lost; ConkIing and his follow
err repudiaisd the Administration In
New York and won. Is there no sig
nihcancs in thisf Maryland. Mis-
slsslppi cod Virginia all 90 Democrat.
ic. By usual majorities. Minnesota
and Nsbrasks are conceded to the
Republicans The election IN Illinois
wss merely for county officers.
Mosrissey beats Schell for State Sen.
stor In the seventh Senatorial District,
In New York City. Tsmmany elects
thrss. and anti Tammany Two Senators
In the city. Morrisssy being one Of the
anita To sum up briefly. both parties
seem 70 have held their own pretty
we'll Everywhere except in Pennsyi.
vsnia and New York. In these great
states there have been changes Of the
character and extent noted above. and
for sasons probably, both local aud
national.
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move him 10 this city. asitfs MS de-
sire 10 ole mere. u ms emu y he.r. lbs
dountfui VI ne can survive tue journey.
Inc election u progressing quietly.
There IL every prospect OF afuii vote.
Inc greatest interest ~ manifested IN
the SeNentn a District over tne
contest oe'~een Ao''is>eV o Scneii'
The Eseesiem o" Illinois
NOV. O..
inns oe'ng eiectioh Gay, tue oahss
and exchsnges n many private es-
ADJUSTMENTS are cinsed. Inc election
- Proc-euihx quietiy' WI" iieue P,ai-
me % tar. ,ote VIII De hs'u 10
count oresuse o, numerous 'icset-
IN the nei'' an o' ~h'rn are oe'nS
more or less scrstcnet- IN TINS coun-
", oes'nes D eiectioh oi county on.
cere. question VI ppr"p'ittihg hsii
. million dollars TO carry on the =
court nouse - oeins ihere Is
no news from tne Siaie NJ iaree' ou'
no excitement ~ prnuso'e, a. ihs eiec
tiops are mercy local, except ina,
mere VIII ne = Soie upon apiruprist-
ing so52.0Oo 10 complete the new stare
house; me original appropriation vi
s5,ooo,ooO being entirely
A private letter received here, and
which VIII De repuoUshed o-horrow,
gives some Pheasant ana touching
"reminiscences OF the late senator MOT
Ton. ltis rom Jonn hoxarih iez'er,
VINO neiu close ana intiiha'e Iriaiions
Win the senator during Tue entire re-
oeiiion.
Warrington bufei1tYence.
senate.
WAsHINGToH. New. o.
Durine the morning boa, ssfsoer
oi oi'is were i~l.roa"cen Sha sessfreo'
n 's'se nun'oe' W pe.''o"s "ee P.ef
>ented oy various Senator'S H"f@ h-
i"ftn nat tney are TAX p~ye,s, ano'
ass'ns ..'a men poi'.'ca. "
80 a.
b.Ilo, box-
Ths restitution submitted nv Thar
man ssveraI days ago. calling for con.
,ss and rsnort. In the Goysru,nrn,.
made und.r IN. twentieth section ot
tho Act. of July I,t- 1852 tn Aid i'm the
construction OF u rtilrold from the
missouri rINeI 70 ,ne iacnc oeea"'
WA TAKEN up sn" seIee" -
M oena'e ai'sf onn. eAecu''e
sess'o", a~"J'u'"ru wv i""i~oay.
Inc ires'uen. senl 'ne ioI'orn"s
O. smith of Ohio. to be Consul Gem
eral at Montreal; d.. y. Cooley. OF
Iowa, tn be Counsel at SpezziS, Italy;
Alexander NJ. stern, TO be Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States at Cln-
cinnati.
The vorkiuymeu.s Ticket In Penn.
syIvnntn.
Pr,rsrox Nov. n
Pnblic works this county
- -
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w. X. WEARx. . Republican Of
twenty years standing, and . very &C.
tive and inausntial member Of that
party In this State for the last ten
years. publishes . maniSesto In the
Virginia Chronicle, renouncing his al
lsgiancs to his old organization and
lsaping squarsly into the Democratic
,yanks. Mr.. Wsass 10 . man Of genius
md poiisicaI acnmsn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Matters in Gotham.
FAVORABLE WEATHER FOR
THE ELECTIONS.
THE CONTEST BETWEEN NOR
RISEY AND SCHELL.
A DYING ACTOR.
A DYING ACTOR.
York. Nov. g.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
Mrs. Wiley and her infant were suf-
located yesterday. during the fire, in
their residence, No. "A Gates avenue,
Brooklyn.
Solomon Strauss & Co., dry goods
jobbers, ct No. 90 White street. have
suspended. Liabilities, 100000; as
sets. $4,000.
The weather IL very pleasant. and
the prospects are favorable for q full
vote To- day.
A private dispatch from Cleveland
states that John Brougham. the actor,
10 lying dangerously III 1t that place.
An attempts will b made to-day to re-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

SPEAKING Of Mr.. Welsh for the
English mission. the Stock Exchange
says: 1--WE are not growing at Mr..
Hayes because be did not appoint .
politician. Quite the contrary. for We
should have growled with much great.
Or fsrocity II he had. But there Is .
tradition in this country, and II Is .
natural one, that the men selected to
represent US - q nation abroad. and
that, too, at the Court of the very FIRST
Power In Europe, should be men who
have . national reputation, who are
recognized rs BUR leading statesmen,
snd who. by their fame. will bring
credit not only % vi but to the nation
In which they are { reside. We do
NOT regard Mr.. Welsh u such . man.
mol do We believe that England will
feel especially complimented by the
appointment Of one Of whom onr own
people are asking. who the deuce 10
hef'n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

TIE 0rass Valley Union leans very
stSouely to Mark Mcdonald for the
CAli6bsnis ssnaiorship. but u doesn't
~ Il = for him in - many words.
Don't stssddls. Brother Shoemaker.
Proclaim your preference to the world
and stay By It. II you = not for
Marx, who are you fort
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

TIE swindled depositors Of the brok-
q savings banks all yer the country
win b earnsstly in favor Of the pas
saee Of the bill just introduced in the
House by Mr.. Upton. Of Illinois, pro-
viding for savings dspositoriss In con-
uection with the Postofnce Depart
mout.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

Nh. HARr, Of the Revettle. has re-
eetved . call. The Stock Report wants
him 70 write . book. That Journal
geotly hints that the rspoSd Of the Saz.
ss1eksr would prove . salesbls rival
Of the storiss Of Baron Munchsussn.
and says II will take ten copies. Now.
1rsd. 80 on and wssts a'boek, or hire .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

Tns bullion tax on the net proceeds
Of the BONANZA mines, for the quarter
snding Sepssmhss Sotb. amounts 70
lo1o.W7 90.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07
FOR SALE.

A LARGE HOUSE ON BUEL ST.. sSSsS
"A suitable for any KIDD Of BUSH
ness. for sale cheap. For particulars III
MEYERS + FRANkhiS'
Eureka. Oct. ~. 1871. Nv"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

The Gl0be-D Democrat, one OF the
leading Republican papers Of the
Mississippi Valley. declares that II
the Presidents policy should con-
tiuue 70 gain in favor - It has done.
and 10 build up the Republican party
O. the rate Of the past six months. it
u easy 70 believe that In three years
Il will b pretty bard to name two
Northern States that will be carried
By the Republicans, the Democrats
taking all the rest and walking over
the eourse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

AND now Mr.. Wren turns up In the
role OF . platform smashsr. All Of the
conventions last year resolved 10 favor
Of specie resumption. Mr.. Wren was
pledged to support this doctrine. A
test vota wss had In the House Mon
day on the subject. and our Congress
man voted with the friends Of the bill
sspssling the Resumption act. No
matter II he did reach the conclusion
on bis oath that 1t was best for the
peopls and the country that resump.
ton b not attempted atthis early day,
he had no right, according to some Of
the brainlsss political economists OF
the sagsbrush. 10 60 back on his pledge
70 his constituency. Such twaddle.
and 10 the broad light of the nineteenth
century, too! Rise up, Thomas Wren.
and rscslve your sentence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

List of Unclaimed Letters

ID EMAINING IN THE PoSToFFICE AT
IL Eureka. Nevada. on the 9th day Of
Now. 1871. Persons calling for any II these
TIA ls77."
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TRIM I'D HATs
Ladies'. Misses and Children,
Hats Of the latest styles; Also, Mink
and Seal Skin Caps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

SACKS AMI CxoAHa.
A full line in Mink. Sable, Er.
mine, Seal Skin. Astracau and
Cloth, in d fsrent grades.
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BORN.
MARRIED,
DIED.

Frsnkiowr. Nov. Nv. II. Dickens TO Miss
Mary Lemore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-07

sRAWLS,
A choice selection of Valour. Or
toman and Lace.
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Direct from Paris. IN Silks and Stuffed ",
tcrI.L WRAPPERS. in Ssnn. Drab d,Ers
and Reps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05
49,. BY W. Goddin, rr..g
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Bank and. Eleventh. streets,

f.ss
GALE ATAUCTION "GROYE COT
y TAGE.r OPPOSITE TO HOWARD's GROVE,
WITHIN AQUARTERO OF 4 MILE0FTI TIE EAST.
ERm CITY LIMITs c0 RGA RRSGK NEAkfhY
ING. AND SMALL BRICK TENEMENT ADJ
JOiNING.-At the request OF Mrs. James W. Lew
ellen, who coDtemplatas. declining housekeeping,
shall sell at auction, the premises, on MONDAY
the 1th OF June, 1877. at O'Clock +. ~, her very
above, called "GROVE COTTAGE" containing
nearly FOUR ACRES OF .HIGHLY:IMPROVED
LAND. The DWELLING contains nine rooms, In
cudlus basement, and several closets; is In excel
lent order, and conveniently arranged. There Is 4
brick kitchen containing three rooms; also, sta
merry, &c, and = well of fine, water The
garden, in the lifeline OF her husband, the
late Janes W. lewellcn, had been, at much
expense. ornamented and set out with an almost
endless variety of fruits, flowers, shrnbbery, &c,
and the walks, In part, paved With brick, and the
we'll and substantially enclosed by high plank
fence. In it there are twenty varieties Of grapes
also, dwarfpcars Strawberries, currants, raspber-
res asparagis-se ds, dwarfappes cherries; besides
which The yard and garden are studded with roses or
great variety The place Is In full view OF and WITH
in fifteen minutes ride of the centre of Richmond.
Possession given ina few days. To properly appre-,
cine the place 1t IS only necessary TO examine H. ana
Mrs. Lewelen will show the premises to all who may
call on her. W -.
After the sale of the cottage, will be sold the large
and well-built BRICK TENEMENT adjoining
land, containing eight rooms; also, the small BRICK
TENEMENT to the cast, occupied by MIR. John T.
AGREE. n..r.. ...t-. .... ..- =
by deed Of trust. :: :. al W. GODDlN,
lie 2.5,7,9&11-5t ..r..... Auclioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05
Iy Frank d. IIill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,.
..'..' HOS Main street. man.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE YALU-
I, Il, ABLE FRAME DIV Filings. ALL NEW, :
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL BETWEEN
FOUSIIEE AND ADAMS, AND VEST SIDE Of
STREETS, AT .AUCTION.-By virtue Of certain
deed Of trust duly executed on the 2Sih September
1874, aud recorded In thecerks office OF Richmond
Chaneery Court in -. Il. l04 g, page so, default ar-
Ing been made therein, and At the, request ofthe
beneficiary In said deed, viii offer at auction, on
the premises, WEDNESDAY,:J juno 6, 1877, at j.
O'Clock p. NJ all The REAL ESTATE described IN
said decd. US follows: That certain LOT OF LAND,
with a new FRAMED DWELLING. thereon, on
south side Canal street distant sfxtyfOur feet from
Foushee street, fronting sixteen feet on said Canal
street, with depth Of eighty feet to All alley
nine feet wide being part of Lot No. In the plan OF
city of Richmond. '...--,.s ''iis H.
feet on the west side Of Fousliee between Canal and
Byrd. streets, running back between, parallel lines
seventy feet to alley ten feet wide said lot hay
ing upon 1t two nice FRAME HOUSES entirely
new. These houses contain five or SIX rooms each,
and are now rented out. a' .'..''.. >"
This sale offers u bargain To any one desiring
comfortable small dwelling In a central neighbour
hood. ~.
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but the terms
viii be by consent fourth cash: balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, six per cent interest
added; - Ir:,!S:'' !" - Z. B. MEADE.
nv 2S .. F-.., ~ ,-3.,,. = Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05
.aEylRohert B. Lyme
... successor to Lyme & Brother).
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
l.. -. 81 o. oI Min of ront y =. :. =

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 STORE AND DWELLING AT LETTERS
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD, FORTY THREE
MILES FROM RiCHMOND.--As. trustee in GER
tain deed Of trust from t. z. Thompson aud wife to
Inc dated July 1s 1874. of record in County Court
OF Amelia ID. b. 40, psge 63l shall in execution
of said deed. proceed to sell, upon the premises, at
public auction, WEDNESDAY, June Is. 1877, at
IL H., being required so to do by the beneficiary
cured default having been made in the payment of
the note therein secured, The STORE now occupied
by W.T. Thompson, at rent Of $3O per annum. at
Jcicrsvile, lying directly at the depot The STORE
is large and commedlous one. with counters hox.
i've rooms over store which are large and airy for
dwelling, !and Kitchen excellent well of water
This is really desirable stand for business, and the
premises cost, some four years ago, the, sum Of
g. Oo0 tn construct. A rare opportunity IS offered
to purchase u gfirst-clasS country stand, where u
good deal of business Is done. ~. ss..r hi -
TERMS: Cash us 10 expenses Of sale and $500;
residue upon credit Of SIX and twelve months.
purchaser to give notes, with interest added and
cured by deed of trust, The lot contains 63-l00
ROBERT d. LYME Auctioneer. ~ go" je1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,
RAILROAD C0Np,Sy


; f.. D.. RAILROAD CoNrASY.,}
SHOMMENCING JUNE 3D, 1877. train.
~. on this read will run as follows: . Z
. - . LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
ii>-sf' for Charleston, Augusta, CohlrniI, So,
f,-,i .l-e, yannah, Raleigh. Atlanta MlcD3
~. .-.- Montgomery, Mobile, New 6rir,n .'
!. . and Mi points South and S0nths.S,..
- .'-t' also CONNECTS at Petersburg with 'n..
49,. g'.... Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio raiiraad
, Tor LyDchburg, Farnyillr. and o,hr,
E '.'.r. local stations on that road maxim
..t -, same lime ~ by any other line This
49, .. DE. train stops onlS Al Manchester AMI
..".' s Chester.
LOOP. H., RECONSIDERATION daily p,-en.
49,. 30. gers takirg this train will max. chs.
connection al Petersburg fot Norfolk.
and at Norfolk with spcndi, gav.llrs
81. ~ steamers for Baltimore, Phna,lelphi,,
:, o.. .-, and New York, and with the Old Do.
lnnion steamers for New York. stop.
=. ping at al regular stations on signal.
$50 P. al, FREIGHT daily Except sunday viii
coach attached.
HIS P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily iexc.p, sun.
IF d.. day., connecting for Weldon. Raleigh
.:..g..... Wilmington. and Charleston. Pulnlsy
sleeplng-car for Wilmington aul The
81 - South.
..... LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
. :6:33 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIT.daijv (exccp, Mor.
day., connecting wlth Richmond Fred.
~ eticksbnrY an6 Potomac railroad Tor
1o4s p3jsi, Sfth f1s AK ThS W. wifi.
passenger coach attached.
Aus Z. Il. THROUGH MAJ. daily. CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
p, &C.. Potomac railroad FOR all points East
and West. Also, making close cann.c :.
.'. ton with the Chesapeake aud ono
railroad for tho Virginia Springs and
s..r, all points North and West. This train
stops only at Manchester.
6:l0 p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (cxCep, Sun.
day., with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
Passengers for Glover Hill connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 0 4. VI. aud $50 ?. W.
..u, every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
the Apponatto1 depot
jc2 A. SHAW. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05
a"t".H BY Grubbs & Williams,
-, Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank

COMMISSIONERS cSA E OF TIE
~ CELEBRATED PROPERTY KNOWN AS
THE HARDGROYE TOBACCO FACTORY,
WITH LARGE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
THERETO ATTACHED. BY AUCTl0N.-Ine xe-
cution OF decree or the Chancery Court Of Ricb-
-m6nd entered on The 9Th Of Junc, 1876, IN the
case Of Hardgtope ps. Williams and others, we, the
undersigned, special commissioners thereby appoint
ed will sen Mt auction, upon the premises, ON SAT
URDAY, juno: 9th. at O'Clock Y. M.t the property
well known Us the HARDGROYET TOBACCO. FAC
TORY II embraces front or about 500 ieet upon
Main street between Twenty and Pear streets.
WIlha 'front.' OF about 90 feet on Pear street. and Of
about 81 feet on Cary street, and has upon IT, be-
sIdes the very spacious factory, several STORAGE
HOUSES. mostly, of brick; also, DWELLINGS,
SHEDS, &C.; making his probably one of the most
complete and extensive establishments for the han-
ding OF tobacco, or any other large manufacturing
enterprise, to be obtained In this city.
The location Is convenient 10 the heavy business
of the city, the railroad depotS aud in close
proximity to shipping. !. .'tit& 4. 80.
: TERMS: AT the election OF the commissioners.
either one fourth cash, balance mt four, eight and
twelve, months; one fourth cash, balance ut six,
twelve, and eighteen months. In either case heco-
table notes for the credit instruments interest added
and tile retained until oil the pnrchase-money DC
The property win be sold as whole or subdiyidec
into parcels, and plat OF the same may be seen at
'1e o.'.'' 'n' "',,''' JAMES PLEAsANTs,
J., q, SPILMAN.
~ ~ 81 Commission
GRunBs { WLLIAMs. Auctisnesrs. my. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05
Ey,J. Thompson. Brown. .n
Real Estate Agert and Auctioneer..
11l3 Main street. 49,, {.

2 A" GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO BUY a
"A SUMMER Residence IN THE yiLLkGE
OF ASHLAND, At SMALL GOsTIPERREGN..
HALF ACRE-L0T' IN HsHLA AT. PUBLIC
AUCTION.-At the request of the owner, Key.
j. G. Rowe, will sell at public auction. with
out reserve. on the premises. in Ashland, Va,
FRIDAY the 18Th day: OF june, 1877: al 8
O'Clock p. NJ. that desirable FRAME HOUSE
and LOT, cout,inlng ONE and q half acres of land
being Lot No. rs in the plan in town OF Ash
land, and bounded on the north by Lee street, on
street. and on the west by Maple street. The house
whichis conveniently located 70 the depot Trimmed
The kitchen on the premises has two rooms; pump
in the yard Parties desiring to attend the sale can
leave Richmond on the * 7. Al. train, and return
the same evening. .,...:i- @.. .'FL.,s'
TERMS One third cash balance at six and twelve
months interest added and secured hy trust decd
..g.Jlns -. = ":',''f1 J.THOMPSON BROWN,
10 5Sq:Std .,. ~. -..s,t Auclionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05
RICHMOND, 7 DIRK RIVER AND CHLsfhAhA
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.

..,.,.. COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
49, = e. THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 P. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, TliTES,
-. : ; r. DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect, "a.
West Point with steamer Havana iof
all points on York river and BAN
d, p: -. mere. Arrives In Baltimore AZ \.
NJ; connects with ratl.nnes Tor "a p
ington, Philadelphia, New YORK, Boz
rom and all western points. CDnncc';
atRIchmoud with trains on Richmond
., and Petersburg and Chesapeake aE'
49, ohio railroads. FL. .@..
"f - THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.oo 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, VEL
ny - NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
$500 A., NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
IREDAY. Connects with steamer nt
/. 20 r., at West Point for river landings, pa
..,- timore and all western Potnts. soE-
meets ai Richmond With trains on hicD
F'.'?'.' ." f,oiid and DsnIile railroad Bicninol,
,>I,, ard Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE Anu
80. ii s.. Ohtu raitronds. X. ''.hi '.'.
-.,rT ~ LOCAL PASSENGER.
=. 500 P. 81. Leaves Richmond daily except sua'
- ,6n' j.. TnRoUiGH PASSENGER; rsn,v
sIO.00 A. n. Arrives at Richmond TlEsDtl'
go: ~ THURSDAY, and SArURDAl. ton'
- a.. meets with trains ON Richmond G ara
I'D. rat Petersburg and Chesapeake ana q IN,
...,.s. hn.. railroads Steamer Havana leaves pa!.
-. .imers from Pier X 4, lls md FRI FRI
trains from Phiadephis, New Hor t.
and western points. and al West icth.
-s.,.s'. -'.' with trains for Richmond anc ''s
arr .. = South
ms ,s. - 81 THROUGH FREIGHT. ,rrn-
400 p A. Arrives At ichmondli0NDAi,"E D-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; ana ~
6.l6P.M, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ari ~
49,; =: uRDAY i;or meets with steamer -
West Pout from Baltimore. tT m'
meets with Richmon3 and l,anNlU'
-s, Richmond and Petersburg ana tHe'"
pcake and 0ffio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER, -,,r.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives ar Richmond daily except SUI t
day. Connects with Richmon" az az,
..,,.. Petersburg and Chesapeake znu oH''
~ railroads. .g,Y.;
No transfer OF freight at Richmond To or irv,a
southern points. Cars run through between A'an'>
Careful hsndi ng and dispatch. With lowest rassS'
Tnrongh ellis Of la..inS, with guaranteed ra'e0'
Issued TO all northern and western points. and
Throuxh tickets sold 10 all northern, eSss $3.50
western points, and baggage cheekea thto Ms, Os.
For tickeis amply atGenersi Railroad Ilehss' . o
dee. s2s Main street; NJ the Exchange hosai sr
compaavs depot, corner Twenty-thifa Apu
ma IS 80 IL. 7. DOUGLAS. sapefm.ee ..s.H-