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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10
RICHMOND AND PRTEKsBCRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
<NOMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
L Oh this road will run as follows:

RICHMOND AND PRTEKsBrRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY (
<NOMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
~ Oh this road will run as follows:
sgr-tsfiI' LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1925 A. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. sa-
vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon'
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
....t- and NIL points South and South west:
also connects at Petersburg with the
a for Lynchburg, Farmre. and other
,........ local stations OH that road, making
same time ~ by any other line. This
train stops only II Manchester anu
l:lop. A., ACCOMMODATIONS daily Except
Sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make else connection at Peters.
burg for Norfolk and at Norfolk with
splendid Bay-line steamer, for Iati-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK.
and with the Old DOMINATION steamers
for New York. stopping at al regular
stations signal
$50 r. a., FREIGHT daily Except sunday WIFE
coach attached.
1885 p. NJ. THROUGH MALI. daily Except sun
dayI, connecting for Weldon. Raleigh
~ Wilmington, and Charleston Pullman
sleepng-car for Wilmington anu the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
6:ss A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
dayI, connecting with Richmond, Fred
ericksburg an6 Potomac rallroad for
lilo AZ CONN SSl f faS daily Tex
cept Sunday with passenger coach at.
s.54 p. n. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
potonac railroad for al points East
and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton With the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ail points North and West THIS train
t..# u stops only ut Manchester.
6:IO p. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
dayl, With passenger coach at.aehed.
This s the only line running double 'iaily tram
from Richmond South IN.
passengers for Glover Hill connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday. $3.50. -. .....
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at A., M. and $50 L. u.
- a--s.s every Sunday till further notice.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start from
the AppomattoI depot. su.w s.n,s,dsr,
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PATENT AGENCY.
ORTIZ,

"ENRY ORTIZ, -.
IN formerly OF Richmond, Va,
AMEprcAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENT,
Federal Buildings, WASHINGTON, D. G.,
informs his friends and generaiy
mai he viii be pleased to attend to their patent
matters on reasonable terms, and will furn1sh FREE
OF CHARGE, all Information with regard to any
matters connected with patents either IN the
BETTY Of invcntfons so far as this may be ascer-
taiaet By n search in mode-room or Patent once
and resnectfui ly refers to Henry 6. Cannon, G.
LANCE. j. r and Thomas L. Ballard, +: Kahl q GO;
: Corresponds in English, French. German, ano
the Scandinavian languages. Established 1917.
In 4-3tawSm ,:%5
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by Robert Is. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE TWO.
v STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
mo. 81 AND LOT On SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
SECOND DOOR EAST OF FOUSHEE STREET
For l-SALEtBYf AUCTION.-By request OF the
owner shall sell upon The premises, at auction,
FRIDAY NEXT, the 9Th day OF July, 1877, Mt Q
PERTY located, ST Is, In an improving and grow.
lug portion Of Broad street. 49,
Tue HOUSE contains seven rooms. kitchen, &C.
with water, &c. For an Investment In business
locality this presents q fine opportunity. The LOT
fronts 25k feet by - feet deep.
Special attention Is called to the property and
terms.
!. TERMS 800 cash, $500 at six months: balance
Mt one two three and four year, credit SIX per cent
interest added to notes and a trusf.deed.
l--,sTTf'7' ROBERT B. LYME,
y1O Auctioneer.
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a BRILLIANT AND GOLDEN S
N OPPORTUNITY OFFERED FOR E13e
THIRTY DAYS FROM DATE-.YALUE OK &xS8
COST OF GOODS NO CONSlDERAIlON.-In
object to be accomplished is SELL and get Ia the
CASH A call will convince the bargain that
now is the time TO invest In elegant DIAMOND
SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS, BUT
TONS, sc. Do not delay You may meyer get snsh
MAX Err i'm nv Watch Repairing Department. am
prepared to do rst-class work, and guarantee same
Charges will be made exceedingly low. most re-
spectuIly state that mean business, aud must nave
money to carry on my loan business; and Oh that
account will give the greatest bargains ever
offered before anywhere.
Closed SATURDAYS: open at dark.
s. A. WINSTOCK, Loan Broker,
jy4 MOL north fonrleenth stIeet.
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By r. B. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office opposite The court-houes,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OANDLOT IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
BY virtue or decree of the County Court of Chester
field county in the Of Heider rs. Chalkleys adj
ministrator ct ais win sell at public aneiion, on
p. NJ. the aforementioned property. The LOT
fronts 90 feet on the Richmond and Petersburg
turnpike ut its intersection with Hull street. The
rooms very conveniently arranged. This sale should
engage the attention of all persons desiring neat
and comfortable home
TERMS: ono fourth cash {: balance in three. six.
and nine months, title retained until ordered by
'I }vio JAMEs,sam a4sFE. Commissioner.
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4 Chicago alderman recently made dis
agreeable discovery in Quincy. He met
two bummers who were rusticating on the
free passes OF two of his colleagues. Wien
he returned to his home he made inquiries
at the railroad Offices, and ascertained that
certain aldermen had obtained as many rs
ten or fifteen passes. One peripatetic city
father had secured pass to New Orleans
and return, and then bad given it to a
friend; and subsequently the return pass
had been advertised for sale in that city.
These disclosures induced the inquisitiye
alderman to offer resolution last Monday
in favor OF the abolition OF municipal per-
quisites Of this kind, and great was the
commotion among his brethren.
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. RAILROAD LIsEs.
- - - 81 N
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE Raj
~ ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE "a. 1877.

SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
NO. i7' A. H. k Isayss mIes ,9a arrive,
~ H-t 1:24 r. M.. G7eensboro' $40
and =; T X, s s,aIlshssr ryya 5;sS P. st.,
No. 2%:3s a. ~, leaves Charlotte; arrives =,
~ Et.o& Salisbury $50 A: NJ, Greens.
-eaefa i, <.z... h h0.9a SAG A; ~, Dany.
~ q. p. ~ and Richmond aga r. 81
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
Nos3-lo:o0 +. d., leaves Richmond: arrives .,
sasa r Vie s.o4 / IA / A 81, Dan:
sSi52 - $50 A.. d.. Salisbury II.n9
So .,:.o, >, :. A.M.,npd Charlotte l:I5 p, n
NO. 4-5:25 /. d., leaves Charlotte: arrives =;
',tsiiN st4> greensboro 10 +. 81. SAM
=. -, = 4. s., DursesiiI s" a:ss a IN "a
= -" ald Richmond TAI A. NJ 49,
I LYNCiBURG ACCOMMODATION D.u,y
No. $1,000 A. ~, leaves Richmond daily and =,
.fss.t.i1sgsja@ riyesat Burkeville at I2:22 p
...y.,4 go 81, CONNECTING With the A., ST.
- g. o. II. X. for all points In The
fsf "ts@ southwest and the various
Il springs and summer resorts OF,
The line of that road.
No. 6-l2:5O =. W., leaves TurkeYie daily and ar
r1ves At Richmond at 3:I2p
~, connecting witL A., " 4
O. 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 al Chula, Burke.
Vile, brakes Branch, I,oslon, Scottsburg. Barks.
dales, Dundee, Danvie, Reidsville, Bepaa. Greens
boro', Thomasyiile. Sail bury, China Grove. and
Air-LiHe Railroad Junction.
Trains Nos. aud connect at Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroad At Greensboro, for Ra-
leigh, GoldsbOro' and intermediate points, with \.
&. railroad. At Salisbury with Wcsier. n. c. ra!,-
road. AZ AIRLINE function with Atlanta and Char
lotte Air-Line. At Charlotte with Charlotte, CO.
Iumbia and Augusta railroad to and from all point,
North and South.
Trains Nos. 8 aud 4 will stop at all stations aul
connect ut Richmond going North and South with
the r., +. & r. r. r. for Washington aud all pnIns
North and West, and with the G. & q. II. X, for
Greenbrier White sulphur and other Spriny, In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. e. ami
n. W. N. &. railroads to and from Salem. y. C., Ra-
leigh and Goldsboro', and intermediate points
These trains run daily on Richmond and Danyc
railroad and connect as above. except going north
on Sunday morning and goings outh on Monday
morning. Trains making this connection run dsy
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except Sunday.
Trains on y. W. n. e. railroad run from Greens
bOrO' to Salem daily except Sunday and from Salem
TO Greensboro daily except SATURDAY.
Tickets sold 10 all southern anu southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous rssage
between the points named on the tickets. 80 lay-
over checks Will be given.
T. II. II. TALCOTT.
General Superintendent
JOHN Il. MAoMURDo. General Passenger Agent.
ia
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATafI, q,
u COMPANY. iHsssstaR8

DAILY LISE-SUMMER SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
On and after WEDNf SDAY, May 2, ST., the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER.
Capt ain j. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCOS, Captain
q. c. CLIFFORD carrying United States MALL, VIII
leave Richmond for the above-named places DAILY
(Snndays cxceptedl 1t 7 A. M. ,
Passengers by this ronte view by DAYLIGHT AL
the historical points @ !. interest on james river
ipassins through Dutch Gap|. including fortlnca-
TONS batte-leids, Jamestown Fortress Monroe, KIP
Raps, Hampton Roads, sc. &c.
Close connections made 1t Norfolk with Bay Line
steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, and New I orE
Fare to Norfolk or Old font....... ......SZ Oh
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and renrn..-.. W
Through tickets to Baltimore. Phtadelphia, ann
New York at reduced rates: also to Boston ria Fall
River Line or ola Merchants and Miners steam
ship Line from Norfolk. - s,o.
Tickets on sale steamers, at CARRIERS agency $50
Main street and at Exchange Hotel Baggage checked
through.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Excursien tickets good to
codown the river and return same day by up-Steamer
Mt 81 round trip; children half price.
Liberal arrangements will be made for moonlight
excursions Sunday-scool and other pic MIC parties
Freight received daily Sunday. excepted) from
A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ. for Boston, Norfolk. and Ports
mouth, regular landings on James river, at rei1'
soRabe rates. .-
Way-landing freights must he prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM, General Agent
etraet : - 80 my !
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<1, BY Francis T. Isbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. a Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

20 Hr . #H .Ess
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of TWO
u REAIJTIFJIL AND VERY DESIRABLE
LOTS On SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET Z
BETWEEN ADAMS AND. JEFFE RSO n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to a decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city OF Richmond, entered on the Cd
day of July, 1877 in the suits by the style Thomas
trustee &C., rs. Thomas. &C., and Saunders whG
sues &C. %. Thomas. &C, the undersigned, specsa
commissioners named IN The said decree, VIII nISI
for sale mt public auction. on MONDAY the i6lh
day or July. 1877, upon the premises. at 8 ocIocs
r. NJ. those TWO BEAUTIFUL AND yEkS DE,
SIRARLE LOTS located as above stated, adjoining
on the east bv the residence of the late David d
Saunders deceased and on the west by the s
fear each on said Grace street and running back 1872
feet; ~ .t.tt!.tt. -. -
TERMS: One third in cash. and the residue at SIX
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
with g per cent per apnum interest added from day
OF sale and title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid and h conveyance ordered BY the
court 49, - -.' WV. COSBY,
Special Commissioner.
FRANCIS T. IsBELL, Auctionear. farf
/ ~ 1O.lD&tdS -,
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pxra.ntt.s u d .the ser yyosI.s.

TO tie Ed3isof OF IN u s'at,stf,e ~
s. Ssr.-eOnr ssestern prairie towns, 20 pre-
serve themselves from the destructive effects
81 fornat,oes, should build at the tngress
and erress or the place pyramids OF me
strength and form OF those in Egy pt. q, a
cyclena striking the sloping sides Won ,it
become raised from the earth, and, rey y
mo against its square and ponderotis sloe,
would be torn, disrupted. and annihiiatetd::
like those of the Nile, they could be ussa
for nublic storage. Churches and sIeep " :
Are COO weak, and toppie over. 90 at
5. An .enyic1,s paragrapher remarks al. -
INA been observed that the lady WIN ula,
rnor.i ring viii scratch lier.nose, in a glsen
neriod four times as often as any osnes Wy
man. ~ ne. W.. !, - !. !.
s,s me Newark CAL says Peaches have pu. y,
Il, ON anoearance on the street-ff utterers
stands. You can Tell them from. the war '''af
nuts By che color.
The q crossing Of the Danube was made
:under the eve OF the Gar, = but the New
York Herald will probably represent It. by
a q bird's-eye view. ~ Boston Post.
In i, letter TO a,friend ashort time before
his death Washing ton admitted that he
preferred two blades In penknife-La'''--
bury Meas. ,ss..s 49,. Il 1884 IS f
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R0ARnrNG.

NTEW YORK !, BOARDING, SO FIFTH
IN AVENUE, NEW YoRE.-EleEant family board
jnc-house. Two dollars per day: ten dollars per
week. a most cool and central summer residence.
10 2-Sm as =, n. * ss,st, a4as -F .
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5DIETETIos

nIETETICs
, FOB INFANTS AND INyALlDs:
4 .PAPOMA, or ENTIRE ,WHEAT-F0OD; ,:;.
HUBBELLis PREPARED WHEAT, 49,
IMPERIAL GRASUM, $50
EESTLE,S LACTEOUS FARINA,
HAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD,
K.A Ms MALT ENFANTs,FOoD,
. FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARARES, s
s. SAyORY & ai00RE'S INFANTS FOOD,
PREPARED b ALLEY, b III
SCOTCH OATMEAL, Il, BE3s.,f ~ Y; III
BERMUDA AFRO WRoOT
z PREPARED RfCE-FL0UR. z t,st q.
Z IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT. - ,5s,
sTROhfAzERsS EXTRACT OF MALE
4 Eold ut MEADE & BAKEE,S Drul store,
my IL ole MEin streea.
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BY Richardson < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON LEIGH
HILL, AUCTION.-By virtue Of the provisions
of a deed Of trust from the grantor therein named
10 the undersigned trustee, bearing date the 25th
day of May 875 and duly recorded In the clerk 8
office of the Chancery Court Of the city of Rich,
moud, shall. as trustee in said deed being required
so to do by the beneficiary therein secured, sell Dy
july. 1877, at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, u VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, containing seven or
eight rooms: kitchen, &c.: and LOT fronting S2h
feet on the west side of Twenty street, corner
Leigh street, and running back between parallel
lines &C feet.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay off negotiable note
for S70O with interest thereon from the 25th or
May 1877; the residue such terms as shall be an
nounced at the time OF sale.
1ij3 Main street. jy4
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The atmospheric air, receiving the exha-
lations from the lungs, and the fetid perspi-
ration aud calculations OF the skin from the
bodies OF the sick, becomes medium of
transmission. Letters, newspapers, books,
articles OF dress, gloves, fans, parasolS, etc.,
are all Capable of. transmitting contagion.
Also, like danger exists from thu. outgoing
aud incoming OF our household pets. Even
the fly should not be ignored, as it most
easily can become the means OF transmits
sion. Aud last, but not least, there exists
possibility of transmission by the books OF
our public library = Chicago Scientist. 3 !
II the Sultan is beaten. in the war with
Russia he can come to America. He will
find an asylum waiting for him in all his
various capacities. BE can send his harem
to Utah, and the Government willnotmoiest
it, but will permit Il to send q delegate to
Congress. He can send his treasurer to
New York. where he can steal with im-
punity so long as he divides with the right
judges. And he can send his. Bashi.Ba-
zouks to Kemper county, where they can
keep out of trouble and have alithe amuse-t
ment they wish, in their own peculiar way,
SO Ions. us they contne their barbarities to-
American citizens. HG,okeye.
An old colored man, as he came out OF q
graveyard III CASTOR, n. c., a couple Of
Sundays ago, said to white man entering |:
"Pse been over to see ole massa's grave.
It's been 'leyen years and more since he
died, and / has never missed o Sunday yet
goin' to see it,
It was Richard Grant White who casually
remarked that che who can write what Is
worth the reading may make his cwn gram
mar. Whereupon the reliable mocker OF
the HdoEeye; responds: Those is which
we has always did, Mr. White. = So ~
A boy at Empire City, Oregon, set d hen
on duck eggs, and $ the icountenance OF the
hen when the young came out ~ reminded
the local Democratic organ painfully Of
.sthe appearance Of our Republican friends
when Hayes Withdrew the troops, 81 y
Since Barnum offered SlO 900 reward for
the discovery of Charley Ross several old
ladies here and there about the country
can't go 60 bed ut night without first peep;
ms down the well or looking behind the
coas.scnttle Alldre,us's BGsar.
We sRpposet that tRhen the entire Russian
s army vent marching over the pontoon
bridges IL didn' I make Gne-half the clatter-
ing that ten-year-oid boy does when he
Walks down one aight OF stairs. iaWlceue.
The Toronto Leadsr is s0f the opiuien
that there ought to he enterprise enough
and capitAfs enough I'm Canada To have an;
Atlantic cable OF its own, and NOT be. depen-
Z dent on Is the States q any long
The Viekshp2g fAiiss.} Herald asks this
I poitssed auesa don !: q w hys did Ran dali an.
pcint LANAI 10 tie chairiDanahaD OF the
aside railway Il iiaI andaIil ii ol,rosed "a
me sthern- eciAe ~
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2. w. PICKREI.T., President.
l., 3. SNEhD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS Of one dollar aud upwards received, ano
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without aonce,
and Interest allowed same If not checked on more
frequently than two or three, times week.
Interest on all deposits to commence ten Gays
after date of deposit. 80, q
Dank open every day from 8 O'Clock A. d. III! .
7, n ie 2S-eed
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

ANTHEMS BANK OF RICHMOND.
Stm.rp CAPITAL, 800. O0G
stfRPI rs i7.00G
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oFFlcEJAMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMeANY

OFFICEJAMEs RIVER STEAMBOAT EOMPANY,I
49,. tTt ."%1 July 6, 1877.
SPECIAL -NOTICE.-In conse-sIn
y auence Of the steamer John Sylves-t
ter breaking her shaft. the DAILY LINE Is TEbi-
.PORARILY SUSPENDED unit a suitable steamer
can be chartered substitute for the Sylvester In
mean lime the steamer Eliza Hancox VIII leave Rich
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY, Mt A. NJ, for Old Point Norfolk, river land
ines. &c. - T- L. B. TATUM,
" 7-1m tr...-r .. General Agent
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AUCTION Substituting Days.

At the request of A. Harris, Esq.,: pawnbroker.
viii sell at his loan-ofice, 1892 Main street. on
THURSDAY, 18th instant, at 1nE O'CLOCK, inc
LARGEST STOCK 0FPAWNBROkER'S GOODS
ever offered in this city, consisting OF
$50 SILVER WATCHES ~,
Large and complete assortment VI elegant DlA-
MOND RINGS. $685.. =. ..t
LADIES' OPERA and CHATELAINE CHAINS,
GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS,
STUDS, SLEEVE-BUTTONS,
SETS OF JEWELRY, &C.;
together with general variety OF articles usually
found in class pawnbroker's sale;
Amongst the watches will be found large aSsort-
menC OF LADIES' and GENTLEMES'S VERf
FINE STEM-WINDERS.
The attention Of merchants ana the publc gene
rally is respectfully asked TO this sale
Nj. Harris will warrant every artice as repre-
scnted. e. W. POWELL, AuctioHeer.
NOTICE.
All persons whose pledges are forfeited VIII call at
nv office, No. 1922 Main street. and renew OF re
deem the same on or before WEDNESDAY,, lin
instant, otherwise no exceptions will be made Tor
any one, and the goods will be positively Sold.
Office open every evening until O'CLOCK;
&. SFo'1 ABRAHAM HARRIS,
Successor 10 II. Harris lirotner,
;yS : 1900 :: established In 1861.
JS
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{ .AaUCTION ,siaLEs--.Fnsnre Bays.
ny J.. Thompson Brown, s.
Real Estate Agent ind Auesioneer,
"a - Ills Main street.
COMMISSIONERS D SALE OF TWO

COMMISSIONERS B SALE OF TWO
! MAIS-sTREET STORES IN THE BUSINESS
S CENTRE OF THE CITY. No. 1924 MAIN.
,s BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
r. TENTH STREETS, AND No. l432
b !, MAIN, FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
| WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th, O'CLoCKP. II.
In pursuance of decree Of the Chancery Court of
the city OF Richmond, entered on the 2ettf day Of
June 1871 in the suit of oseley Us. b1oseley ct
ais, the undersigned, special commissioner, Will
on ! 49, st''' <as.+''-'t .is.t.s g
WEDNESDAY, llth Of July, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ,
proceed to SELL on the premises, nj public auction.
the BRICK STORE, with FIVE rooms above. No.
1924, on the north side of Main street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, now occupied by
Mr.. a. NJ. Harrison as fancy grocery and vine,
store. The store covers The entire lot when Is ZZ
feet (more or less) by 100 feat tmore or lessl.
Immediately after the above will be sold the IT,
STORE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE, No. 1892,
on the north side of Main street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, occupied by Dir. t. w. Tienor
MS gunsmit store. The lot fronts 2l5 feet iinci-
ding one bali the width Of alley feet 10 Inc. be
known as Truharts alley. The upper part Of this
store Is used az dwelling, and has seven rooms;
TERMS. One fourth cash: balance In negotiable
notes for SIX twelve. and eighteen months, interest
aud title retained till all the pnrchase-money
40 1'->. 49, 80 Z. sR. II. STEGER,
~ ..uus. Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctonecr. Je 80
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RA9LROAD LINES !.
/ CHEsAPEAKE ANb ol

| Il dHESAPEAKE AND .OHIO RAIL-
| CEoAp.-on ana after SUNDAY june 8, 1877,
passenger trains win run rs follows |:
Arrive f 1t louisa. ......1 1904. M. 11:25 T. M
Arrive ~ GorGonsvilIe go 7. NJ 1900 r. u.
| Arrive ut Washington. GOO 2. d. 1855 A, y.
A arTye =. s + 1asS
Arrive at ssamson. s s:Sg 5 r. 4s ss
Arrive q gieoro s:ss E S99 4 4 4
Arrive at White Sulphur. Biz aae A. O.
Arrive ut Hinton. :..11:29P. u ;9:3S d
Arrive at Kanawhs Fails. $50 4: H. 12:4o 4. u
Arrive ut Huntngton.... 500 n 500 Pm
AI Hecem nj train leaves Rcimond daily
eep. snnda{l .t 800 T. Nj and arrives at COR
| Mail train between Richmond and Hinton runs
| daily iexcept sunday, between Hinton and Hunt
ington runs daily, stopping at all regular stations.
Noe Hly
Charlottesville, Staunt9n, Goshen Mtllbnro', Cow
ington, and all regular stations west of Covinston.
for washington aud the North sndiat CharIottes
Vile tor Lynchburg and the South. Ii 1T.l 10 .
| Express train connects ut Cincinnati with trunk
| Southwest, and at Richmond with the Richmond
and DsnVllle. and Richmond and Petersburg trains
| for all points South. ,., vi
| sleepiiig-cars run on night-trains.
| Mail train arrives at Richmond ut $50 M.
| Express Train arrives at Richmond at $50 a. M.
1 Accommodation train arrives ut Richmond nj
! S:45 A. d.
| Through tickets sold ana baggage checked 10 all
For rates, information. &c., apply at Company's
offices, and at s26 Main street, Richmond, Va;
~ CONWAY X. HOWARD,
| ~ Ee.sc General Passenger and Ticket Agent
s.,. w. NJ. 8. DUNN,
leg Engineer aud SUPERINTENDENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

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