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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26
Dickens, Little Folks.

Nothing has given the writings Of Charles
Dickens so strong ahold upon the hearts of
parents as the well.known excellence Of his
portrayal II children and their interests. These
delineaticns having received the approval OF
readers Of mature age, the different child char
actors have been detachedfrom the large mass
of matter with which they were originally
connected, and presented in the authors own
language, to u new class of readers, to whom
the little volumes will be as attractive as the
larger originals have proven to the general pub
lie. A series ef twelve volumes has been pre-
pared, presenting, among others, the following
Little Nell' from The Old Curiosity Shop;
III" ".rl Child Wife," from David Copperield;
THE Boy joe" from Pickwick Papers, &c,
&c. A new edition of the first volume of the
series, Little Paul" from Dombey & Son, has
Just been issued, illustrated by barley, and at
tractively bound, The other volumes will
shortly follow Sentpost-paid fors1 go; or any
volume viii be sent with a years subscription
to the New York Tribune {weekly), for $500;
Or any. two volumes with d years subscription
to tie Independent for $500.
{ JOHN +. ANDERSON, Publisher,
Hartford Conn
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26

and the bear was a simple clinch, il which
neither got the advantage, but in the Sec
ond the bear threw his antagonist heavily
and In a matter Of fact way that was LII
Sdicrous III the highest degree AS he
placed his big paw On the breast Of tho
PROSTATE man, he looked toward the au-
dience for approval. Nothing daunted
Reignier clinchea again and was again
thrown, although he gave bruin a very
good handful AT length, amid cries Of
Don't try 1t again, he went in for the
sixth trial. This time he got an inside
grip, but this bruin easily threw off. Then
Reignier, who was down on his knees
seized the bears paw and held it firmly.
This mode of wrestling was evidently
novel to the bear, who tugged and pulled
in vain to release himself. In the Wild
ness Of his strainings he lost his habitual
caution, and Reignier, Selling him behind
actually threw him head over heels and
fell upon him. This is the first time the
bear had been hoored. When he rose to
his feet he was fresh and anxious for an
other bout, but Reignier had retired.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26

A little more than a hundred years ago,
the inn Of an English village was noted
for possessing "a character" in the person
Of cold Boots" His work was to clean
boots, but it was not that which gave him
his reputation. It was his singular face,
His nose, extending an inch and quarter
beyond his lips, curved downwards until
it almost met his chin, which ran out
straight, When guests gave a piece Of
money, he received ut on his chin, and
held it fast there with his nose till he put
it in his money-box. He could rub the
tip of his nose with his chin, and used to
say that if he let his beard grow it would
bury his nose.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26

4 Have you Heart Diseascs If SO, we would
like to call your attention to DR. GraFcs'
HEART REGULATOR, a preparation spec
tally prepared for the cure OF Heart Disease,
Nervousness and Slcepless Nights.
When we say it can be cured, we know what
we say, and can substantiate it by
certificates Of cures, end what is best, living
witnesses. Send to FRANK E. INGALLS,, Con-
cord, n. H., for d pamphlet containing GER
liicates OF a few who have been cured by its
use. Also description Of various forms OF Heart
Disease
You can obtain the HEART REGULATION
of your druggist. Small size SO cents; large
size ST ~ HEa
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26

Burnett's Cologne is of the best quality, and
is filed in elegant bottles Of superior finish
and beauty. 1t is offered in POPULAR sizes and
at POPULAR prices. This refreshing perfume
is thus brought within the reach of every one.
1t is prepared from the purest and best mate
rails, and with the utmost care.
i In Quarter and Halt Pi,sts, Pints, and quarts
Tn Basket STYLE, cork and glass Stoppers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26
Delicious Cookery,

The most delicious, light, white and whole
some biscuits, rolls, mullins, wattles, corn.
bread, cake, ETC., are possible to every table
by using the celebrated DooLEY's Yeast
POWDER. 1t is absolutely pure, and will g
much further in use than other kinds Of bak
ing powder. 1t is impossible to fail with it il
baking. Ask your grocer for it, and do no
be put Off with any other.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26

Il was born in Bath" said a dirty look
ing customer, as he harangued crowd
at a political meeting, "and I love my
native place" "You don't look as if you
had ever been there SINCE" said one Of
his hearers as he proceeded to laud an
opposition candidate.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26

The ladies are all down on the tele-
phone. They don't like to have fellow
whispering in their ear with Ehis mouth,
like Sheridan at Winchester, twenty miles
away. --PhiZd. Bulletin.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-12-26

!. have sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup
Tor about three years. keep all cough RENE
dies that are considered standard in this sec
ton. None sell SO well as the Universal"
can refer any who may inquire, to those who
have been cured Of the most severe chronic
coughs. 1t is said also to be unfailing in all
cases Of Group. s. F. MASON, Webster, n. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
D,n. Manila. best. 18ta &C.. tute. nhc. ~,
Paos. Mixed cotton, 2ac.; wbit"' &C. "ooi''''

Pane. MANILA best. 6df &c. tute. n%c.
sS sfas: "A''e r,.,r,s..
tsco,fce Paste: j. G. 4 CO.. 31c.: i. r.. 23c.
. ~ e. 23c: X. Il Co, 24c. r. =. 25c. !: .iAhchot
o7c.: A. G. c.. 28c.; g. d.. 2sc'
Liquors. Wines. Sc.
.ayc. Scotch. best brands, pinis s2@:2.25 :
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25@s2: fruit; sl:23n
;lS2; a 1anc asw, Old
Rue Whtskeus: Medium. " 5O6hs2: pure old. ~
6T4 Virginia mountain, new, $2GS2.9U, ~"
s2,5Gms3.50 and upwards. w
Gia: Domestic. $f.25Mbs2: imported. 20 = case.
Ee,U England Rum: IL 80. .
Recttded Hhiskeys: Markc, firm; proof. 1928.
Lumber. Slaves. &c. ST.. ..s.,~.
Lumber: White oak. 81 2@s15 q ! 900: Wes,er'
VirInia poplar, $12506lS25 = 1000; white pine
S20ms75 a 1000 yellow pine boards. SlOfhs 4:
DIST. S12MAlS. according to lengths. shingles,
Pine. S2.50mx5: cypress six-inch. t7:50lasl'
r 1000. Lahs-Spit; 81 so; sawed. s2.Z11nz."
Stnpes: Whlskey-barrel timber green. ~ S(6f2e ?
1000; seasoned. S20mS25 {, 1000. Flnur-oarIc
timber, $6G$7.5G n 1000. Flour-barrcl b2les. 81
@e: hOgshead-hooIs. no demand; hickory-ho"ps
$3.50 ...I 49,. ....j
MiIl-Feed. -s.5.s ...*
ShtDstuf. 55M6nc. a bushei .,.y
Br0,onStuf: 35M40c. a bushc.
Wheat Bran: SOC. y bnsheI.
Corn Bran: lie. per bushel. ~.
-.- Powder. Shot, exc.
Fuse: TOYS mining 35c.6*l.25 a 100 feet.
poicdcr: 1915 BY the five keys-lcsS than hV'
kegs. S6 81 blasting, S3.25GS3.5O.
Shot Northern. S2. 406S2.5p q bag Of 25 lbs.
Grindstones: 1h(G2tc. q n: -.'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

TWO LARGE BRICK STABLES,
WITH DWELLINGS OVER EACH,
OCCUPIED By HENRY WATKINS AND a. r
BROOKS,
Nos. 1929 AND 1885, on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN BETWEEN GOVERNOR
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS;
AND TWO LARGE BRICK FOUR-STOfY AND
WELL-BuILT DWELLINGS
ON THE EAST SIDE OF LOCUST ALLEY
BETWEEN FRANKLIN STREET
AND TOBACCO ALLEY,
CONTRASTING ABOUT TWELVE ROOMS EACH
FOR SALE By AUCTION.
AT the request of the executors Of the late L. T
Slater, deceased. v i'll SELL upon the premises be.
ginning with the FRANkLIN-STREET STABLE
PROPERTY. on THURSDAY The I'd day OF hu.
gust, 1877, at o'clock +; NJ The ab9ye-dgscribed
annual rent OF 5000, and for livery business the
location Is unsurpassed by any in the city. ing SC
arranged as To accommodate large number OF
horses and vehicles in most advantageous way.
Each stable has LOT Of 24X90 feet, wtlia alleys Doth
OH side and rear. $3.50
Immediately after the above property IS sold will
sell those Two VERY LARGE FOtR-STORI
BRICK DIV ELLING-HOCSES described above
each containing about twelve rooms. and are in
first. class order, and could be made proftahlc by
renting out. Each tenement has front of rs feet
and runs back about l2j feet tn alley In the
Special attention OF capitalists and those seeking
paying investment is invited 10 the sale Of this truly
valuable property.
known ut hour of sale. ROBERT i. LYME.
iv27 .tuctiOnccr.
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lSy TeIegraDn.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 27:ICo,ton strong; uplands,
l2Ec.; Orleans, IKE; sales, ,2o5 bale: eross re-
Britain 2.s66 bales; stock. .779 bales; Flour
dull heavy. and unsettled: in instances l5m25c.
lower, closing dull and heavy: sTperlneu western rsIn
and State, IS. 506S5. 75: southern -four dull heaVy;
and unchanged; rye -four unclaimed. Mheat duil
and decidedly lower closing heasy new red Snrr
esSy SnnsFsde a0r western mixed Oats
dun o%e5 GOee auie :'e reed
and unchanged. 'Molasses dull and nnminally I'M
changed. Rice quiet and unchanged. iaiiow quiet
Tnrpentine easier At 32c. PORK more steady: new
Lard sha n rWs h,s sna q% aMe; " nt
sI.O3. Frcights-Liverpool stronger ana quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 27.-Flonr quiet, steady. and
UNCHANGED Wheat active and easier: southern red.
prime, $l.55@sl.57: amber. 81 5SGfl 60 white.
II 5ORsl.55: Pennsylvania red, S1.556&1.5S:
80. 3 western winter red, July delivery, sl.56:
August. II .42k; September. 40. southern corn
WHITE. roc: yellow, CSC Oats quiet and frmer;
southern prime new 4Ss i've det fT1y2ns
scarce at 20. Sugar dull at 113c.
LOUISVILLE.
ass: family. $5.S56s5.5o. Wheat nominallv un-
changed. Corn dull and unchanged. Rye dull ut
steady aes at s1a@s14sS % t
changed. Bacon quiet but steady at Gas 10. and
SIC. for shoulders clear rib and clear sides. SugaI-
cured hams firm ut 10a@llKc. Lard steady; choice
leaf tiercc. 1Oa(a1ukc.; key, lie. Whiskcy steady
and firm at Sl.0S. Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 27.-Flour dull; family. s6.4O
@s6.65. Wheat III good demand; red, 1920.
$3.50. Corn quiet at 4sG49c. Oats quiet al $40
42c. Rye dull Mt 65c. Barley dull and nominal.
Pork nOminaIIy unchanged. Lard-r Prime steam. cur
rent make in good demand al $3.50; kettle, lon
$1,000. Bulk. meats stronger; shoulders, S5.10M!
s5l2a: short rib middles. s7.12H4S7.25, closing
at the ontsite prices: short clear middlss $3.50.
for shoulders, cloar-rlb. and clear sides. Whiskcy
quiet and steady at sl.cS. Butter steady and un.
ana steady: receipts, l ~ head; shipments. 425
head.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 27-The markets OH Change to-
day were more active and trading was speculative
Whcat-Spring S1.270S1.2S: closing In the after-
noon ut Sl.27: August closed 81 .l3TG$l. ID; Sep
TENDER 81 .0Sa. Corn steady: closing at ACC. July,
Axe. August. 47sc. September. Oats unch lnged
RIVE and barley unchanged. Provisions higher but
very dull. Whiskey noininally unchanged at $l.0S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY ,Inly 81. 1877.

intrfcdn Goid.-105 bid.
State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. console, t5I nia
83a asked; Virginia consols, new, 10 bid; virgins
fandablc. so bid; Virginia deferred. AZ bid S,i
f,,fy observation-disclosures city SIS, ll6 1id,
lI1!S asked; Richmond ci,y.6's l0O,s Siu; ~ liz
SIS lilo bid; Lynchburg city 6's, o2 bid: Sor 1t
city S,s, los bid: Norfolk city water 50. iSSh nu
Norfolk city 6's, 90 bid: Manchester So VIA
Railroad Bo,,dsErgtniaC Central RatI I1
mortgage 6's, }. and b. bid Sonthsiuc n an, q,
second mortgage preferred Gs. D. and 81. Of p'o. OF
asked; Richmeid and Petersburg rn siiIoai nt nJ
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage rs, NJ; ana
N, 100 asked; Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG ana ioto'
mac Railroad mortgage S'S j. ana J.' l9V oid
40 asked; Richmond FreeerIcssnarg an a fn II
Eicbmond and Danvic Railroad consolidated 6's
M. and n, 72.s bid, ~ asked: Piedmont Railroad
first mortgage SIS. A. and o.. SIS bid.
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, so bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac tailroae
Elk per cent guaranteed, 100 par, so bid: Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad sever
per cent; guaranteed, 100 par; ssh b5d; Rich !:
asked: Scaboard and Roanoke Railroad common
Bank Stocss.~First National 100 par IFS hid
Sstions Bank Of yrSnia l9G 50 aksd
Stale Bank Of Virginia. 100 par, rs bid TOY asked
Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par, l9l5 bid
20 asked; Citizens Bahk, 25 par, 22 asked -,
Insurance CompGn1ss.-Virginia Fire and Ma
par. 20 bid, 32 asked: Virginia Home, 100 par
99% bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. g
bid, 90 asked; Granite Insurance Company, iul
par. 10 bid 90 asked; Richmond Fire Association
Misceiianeous.-0ld Dominion steamship Com
pany. 100 par. IS bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
BY Z. s. Scabury. Auctionecr,
Petersburg, Va.

VALUABLE PLANTATION WITHIN
" ONE MILE OF PETERsBuRG. VA. On
THE TURNPIKE IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
AT AUCTION, ON THURSDAY THE -2D OF
AUGUST, 1877. AT O'CLOCK i. M.-Pursuant
to u trls,-fi'rd from Joseph L. Mason TO the sub
scrbcr duly recorded shall. the day and ut the
hour n,d. on the premises offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder that VERY DESIRABLE FARM
known as .'Wakcfcld.n near the city of Petersburg
formerly The home of Joseph 7. Mason.
This Is rs valuable a plantation AS any within ten
miles of Petersburg. There are G05h ACRES OF
LAND of excellent quality, pretty much all fenced :
4 considerable amount of wood upon the place.
which Is well watered.
The DWELLING Is large and commodiOus one:
built OF the best lumber; easements. closets. and
every convenience: Kitchen. stables. barns, AMI all
convenient out-houses upon the place. A plat may
he seen ut my Office. For an industrious business
man more desirable purchase would not soon be
made.
TERMS: One fifth cash; balance at one and two
years. purchaser to execute negotiable notes well
endorsed ryiIg interest from date, and title re-
raine till paid for. a trnst-leed If required. Pur-
ALEXANDER DOMAIN. Trustee,
Petersburg. Va.
j.. :. SRaBURY. Auctionecr. jy l-cOdts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
1113 Main street.
TDNMISSIOEl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY
" ONE FEET OF GROUND. NORTH SEVENTH
STREET, NAVY HILL-In pursuance OF decree
of the Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond. en-
tered June Z 1877, In the suit Of Cabell Myers
the undersigned special commissioner. will on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST l, at 6H O'CLOCK p. NJ,
proceed to SELL, the premises 1t public auction
that certain LOT OF GROUND. fronting 81 feet
on the west line of Seventh street land feet south
of Preston street: and running back between par
ael lines 1874 feet 10 An alley IL feet W ide.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In egoiable
notes of six and twelve months. interest added !;
title retained till all the purchase money Is PAID
j. PRESTON COOKE.
Special Commissioner.
!. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOnccr. iy27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
BY Augustine Royal
Successor to Moody Z Royalty,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF NINTH AND
MANCHE.STER. On THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,
1877. AT 5 O'CLOCK =. NJ. ON THE PREMISES.
By virtue of a decd Of trust executed to the under
signed hy Edward Gallagher and wife, dated Decem-
bcr Is. 1876. and duly recorded III The llustinGs
Court clerks Office for said city, Deed-5onk volume
g page 2S7, and being required TO do by the BEN
ehcisries, / viii sell at public auction. on the day
above referred 10, the valuable HOUSE and LOT
corner OF Ninth and Bainbride streets. The lot
fronts 80 feet and runs back 120 feet TO alley IL
feet wide. The building contains four rooms and Il
massage. This house has been built within the last
three or four years, and is conveniently located and
In good order. and was built OF the best matcr al.
Parties wishing 10 sec the property before the day
of sale vii, call on the auctionccr.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 paw expenses OF sale
and Il note Tor 5000, and interest thereon from
April 10. 1877: balance upon snch terms as VIII be
announced at sale. AUGUSTINE ROIALL,
Nv 23262SSAu1,2 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS REPORTED.


OFFERINGS REPORTED.
WnEAT.- White. 1000 bushels. Red. S.S52
bushels; OF which 496 bushels were re-eXhii'ifed
CORN White, S04 bushels. Nired, ~ bushels.
OATS.-2l6 BUSHES.
RYE.-46 bushels.
SALES REPORTED.
WuEhT.-II'hite. 70 bushels very good ut : .63 :
8 bushels ut Sl.5J; 10 bushels common al 8 l. 10
or bushels common at $l.40; $40 bushels prime
at Si.65; $50 bushels very good at $l.60.; l04
bushels good at 81; so bushels common at sl;3o
40 bushels at g1.50-toIal. 974 bushels. Red, 22I
bushels very good Fullz at $40; 234 bushels g0ou
Fultz ut SI.42; 664 bushels common at Sl.3O
26 bushels fair Fultz at $l.37: $50 bushels at
81 43; 45s bushels al ~ 81 bushels at Fl ;35
! 1894 bushels good FurZ 1T S1.40; 800 bushels
prime Fultz at sl.46 1Z6 bushels very good Lam
caster at Sl.63: 70 bushels Lancaster at Sl.5S !;
/ SO bushels good Lancaster ut $3.50; "a bushels
prime Lancaster at Sl64 l64 bushels good Fulz at
sl45; eos bushels OH private terms: l.47O bushel;
Brine Fuliz at SI.45; 10 bushels III S1.25.: l42
bushels at sl.'2; 6s2 bushels tair Fultz at 80
OF bushels at 81; 100 bushels al S1.3l 10 BUSH
els fair Lancaster at = .55-total, 1865 bushels
CONSULATE 144 bushels ut 73c.
OATS-4S bushels very good new spring 1t SIC.
6S bushels old spring III 43c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
REALEsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TWO VALUABLE FARMS ON THE
L MEADOW-BRInGE ROAD HALE A MILE
one HUNDRED AND FORTY-OSE AND TWO
THIRDS ACRES. KNOWN AS Ivy GLEN"
AND MOUNT COMFORT,' FOR SALE:-At
late Dr. F. II. Dtane deceased, offer for sale these
TWO VALUABLE FARMS-the former contain
ing FiFTY-OSE ACRES. and the latter NISET Y
OSE ACRES-to he sold whole. or separately,
or divided into smaller parcels ranging from TWEEN
ty-tve to thrty-one acres each, according to re-
cent plat of survey to be seen at my office. these
two turns have comfortable buildings on them, and
are now occupied Us market-gardens 10y the Mcssrs.
TilIer), for which purpose they have long been
famous. They extend from lhs east line Of o he
railroad within half-mie of the city limits. AS
suburban residences, Neutrality-suspicious.. or dairy
farms they possess advantages uDcquacd by any
other places In The vicinity OF Richmond. They are
I'm full view Of Richmond, with easy access by the
beautiful Secund-Street avenue a. the executor IS
anxious IN sell the price and terms will be made ac-
commodating. Appyto w. GOlpDlN,
jy l9-Th&S4w Rea Estate Aucttoheer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis.
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FRAME DWELLING on THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-EIGHT STREET. TEiRD HOUSE
NORTH OF CLAY STREET, BY AUCTION
BY virtue OF the provisions Of certain deed OF trust
bearing date the Esd day Of April, 1873. from the
grntOr therein named to the undersigned trustee.
duly recorded In the clerks office Of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, In Deadlock 1o5
C. page 200, to secure the paymcnt of 4 negotiable
note therein mentioned, shall, trustee In said
decd being required SO 10 do by the holder OF said
note. sell by auction, on the premises. on THURS
DAY. the I'd day Of August. 1877. 1T O'Clock p.
NJ, the REAL ESTATE described In said deed, con-
sisting Of = desirable TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. In thorough repair, containing five
rooms kitchen; and lot l32x126 feet, with an al
ley in the rear 12 feet wide; on the east side of
Twenty-eighth street between Clay aud Leigh
streets.
TERMS Enough to nay the expense Of executing
this trust and 10 pay off the sum OF 900, with in
terest thereon from the st of April, ST., is re-
quired in cash: but the following terms may be
given-to wit: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, ncgotia bic notes given for the de-
erred pay nents, with Interest added, and secured
by deed of trust.
jy23 j. a. RICHARDSON. Trsstec
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RAILROAD.
OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.

COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 =. N. Leaves Richmond T UEsDAi, THUS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. CONNECTS Al
West Point with steamer Havana i"'
all points on York liver a!Id BI't.-
mnrc. Arrscs In BAEimorr a; : ~
NJ: rouuccts with rzil.:t for " n>i-
ington. Philadelphia. Ne" orr. h',-
ton. and all western points. "iiH'''
ut Richmond with train. on hlc"in,'
and Petersburg aud CHESAPEAKE a''"
Ohio railroads..
THROUGH FREIGHT.
GOO 4. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WEI
SESDAY. aud FRIDAY: ana r
500 4. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. shh ~,
tRhDAI. Connects WITH N'sa'n.
ri West Point for river ianaiuSS' pa"
timorc, and all western pnin.s. 30, ,".
meets al Richmond With trA ns ON lsich
ruouL aud I)snyilc Acknowledgment.
and Petersburg. and ChceapeiAe '"'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSESGEK. . ,.-
goo p. N. Leaves Richmond daily except SUI
-.... TaaRoUGn PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TCE>lal'
N'''0 THURSDAY. and SATIRph. tmii
meets with trains on Ricnmoaa auu
Petersburg and ChrszIrshe ahu 0 D,
railroads. Steamer Havana ca''s 80, D.
liner 4, from wFrbI sS - l,k and ' FRl
DAY, at 7. II. Connects WIZ
trains from Philadelphia, New l Dr.,
.s.. .. and western points aud IL W Is, IT,
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
,.oopn arrives At Richmond MONDAY NED
4:eo l. :" SESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
s,sp n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and sAl.
o'Ao I-RpAY. Connects with steamer AZ
Nest Point from Baltimore Con-
meets with Rchmous and i,anNiHc'
Richmond aud Petersburg, snd Ihe"'-
neakr and Ohio railroads.
Local PASSENGER.
,o.oo A NJ Arrives ut Richmond daily except Sun,
Ao'oo ~ ' DIV. Connects with Richmond snu
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud ONO
railroads. -, ., x r~-,m
No transfer of freight al Richm"pd to or , 800
sonthern noins Cars run through between A''a""@
Careful handbag and dispatch. ~iA io"e-' rates.
guaranteed. ,.,.,, o,.r.,,e.5 rates.
fss1.d tn An northern xnd western points.
Through tickets sold 10 AL nor,he.hs eassn,u '
western paints. aud sagysee CHECKED thronsh. ,,.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Iieks' vi,
dee S2o Main street; al the EAshahge no ', n.y.
cnmnany,s depot, corner rwenty-third ant i"sA
streets. Richmond, Va. ,,,.,,
MACS II. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-28
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING on TIE EAST SiDt;
OF TWENTY-EIGHTH ST X EFT. SECOND
HOUSE NORTH OF CLAY STREET. BY AUG
TloS.By virtue Of the provisions Of esrtain
bearing date the gath day OF October, 1879, to
the undersigned trustee, duly recorded IN the cIerSs
mond, in Deadlock c, page LOO. to secure me
payment OF negotiable note therein mentioned, !
shall as trustee In said deed being thereto required
by the holder Of said note sell by auction. on The
premises, on THURSDAY. AUGUST NV z. 1s57, a.
deed, e9nai;ting Of desirable ,o. TW0-sTO li1
contsiuing i've or six rooms; kitchen, STA
BILE and lot 33x126 feet. with an alley In the rear
10 feet wide: on the east side OF Tweniy-eighfh
street between Clay and Leigh
TERMS: Enough In cash to defraY the expense OF
executing this trust aud TO pay on the sum OF
900, with interest thereon from the LIST prfl,
1877, Is required IN cash; but The following terms
may oe given-to wit One third In cash balance In
six aud twelve months; negotiable notes given for
the deferred payments, with Interest added, and Sc
cured By y deed of trust.
jy23 }. \. RICHARDSON, Trustee.