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New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

ia$. A$? 55fsSS 555 e ssssi 5i3s:H5
r. c.n.a. ,ny 1871 gsSiss s5s5 a5:sS5s Ts:s5 sg5 E
oiG5T countries IN 'o siis7se s4ssee 4227oss
Ts @ a 5ay s - s5sS ssSs5 sf9Is1P sisIs5 5s4S s5S
TALIOw-siarket armj sap0shc Prime City. sales
TES@6ai ' and % weak 'S tor al Kinds The following shows the
Green. japan. b5.a Ts,5l P;sae 'S3sI
stock Aus l, TO- 4o7ssls 4s74os2 525555O l5loo5o5
Receptsin July,'77. s4t7s2 e77s7o 6lGo7 9,lGse9o
Total es@s5iO 3slog7I s25I 86s l56losll
STOCK AHs l. 77..57ssl6o -565o6l 4lo5Go3 l2l5go33
Ysf'r,'f setrier,'is bv
lst hands July ~ 75e3n 1.2s40lO LIl5,76o 9l9oOu
TOBACCO quiet and ugeaansi 800 l4d, M & s9d
oS cases sIndries od Al Is1sc 2no eases England
filters and Seconds 46c Tor mo iorner and yGtc ior
Pen.yyana private terms ~ Of Wisconsin at 7e
ami coo bales havana at zoe 4St 10 .,. a., "a
WliALIBDS quiet anu unchanged AIcuc' - 0Vi
wills SEEY-Taf.e dan. held a 12l.
WOOL-Owing TO The late declines on domestic sTades,
can be said 10 b. slry maintained A. holders 90 %t Io 3 srt
~ Pee a ., he oFeans u the e eSa ,a9 iesrf o1 are
greater gnsni ei go5 ihan aey @ haye =, pss 31SS & %
onicrt air Foreign woois qu - ami before
Domestic Fleeces-ghio, Pennsylyau.a ana ErnIa AAA
3jeigc 80 3 s7si0c Common q f5Gc. Combine, 55 t5se
Common - ~ s5c; tomsirr. so . 55c. Io.a. Yer
mont and Illinois, x and < 4 56@iQc NJ 5Gt9c NO; NO;
- $50; COuriug, 41HJic. Ml-aDufi hfLiuchE ana
Ioi.lr-st- Washed Fleece 37rl2c; Unwasned Flerce,
2sd5Ic; Unva-hed Conb.ng. 3,a+jc TuD washed "o,l-
Choice FAIR lntcrof and BURY doG'ic
Failed Woel-NewYork city Extra Pulled. 50 $780, super
Pulled, 3 r'ac; Lambs Pulled - a55c; West rn super ana
Extra y 5+c; Coluty EAtra iTioi, - e5.c sugtf,
rIie 81 -t.c. Lambs Pulled 3Jdb>C. Nov NeNcan ana
Colorado sashei, l90ZJc. Uuwashri l59.Or- Biack.
Toe. OREGON southern sf9f-s uWaslrd Nllta-
tumhiur. a. d3Tc Cdlf1uG-p1ug tp. me,
t5c Medium 25I3jc; low grades ann bury 4oe--c'
tsu Clu. A j. 2OU2sc. low grades ami bury. l7d 1ci
rrrZas-fIne Eastern SDN Sc Medium 2'fNolc, flne
Western. z4a1cc.; .igu, Z0a1fc Inferior Duo.
Foreign Woo's-Cipeo Good h"p,, "'0l"c.f b-flo7,
Avrs Nrr1p and McslZa, - ra2t. MpnityldtO Acu al
Me,zi 3-a@6c Australian Clothing, 43a1Oc; coming
43Gt5C
rfLEGRAPH
PHuAuEiPnIA, Aug. Wool in improved demand prices
sCly. simply light brt sufficient tr present wants ono
fsfs,l and alDFc, t'lg
Acfuu. ffrtIH coarse, 30 l-cf rev t"fht
Alcli-ar, lldi.na aud western, iiue 42o41ci Ae.um
u r6r. Coarse 100 flc., tOmfiAg washed 1u snti
STN3jC 0au4Ia-t'uuhlrg, A.lJci fiir
Tunatlrt. 3u0iLc, tu4r-- aud Medium hNas-'n "uD
.slr Na~h.i. 4-x .Jo. Colo ruic-Finr d ttil4h
Cnlt- flr ceru-fs I0-lc, Extra ana 5ruAo
Iue. 3JH i.c.; N0 1ua super Pulled. a3H'uc lcAi,-
.-.luI Ego tIu. . .r GOO. Co4r.c i~H-fc. Oali0rna-
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

BUrFALo, " T.. Aug. rrg-Rece3fs today 3j7 head
Total fnr c He"S thus far $3.50 head tstn.t -i- i .ss
week. ~ 90 consigned flrDtl 2lN cars
Market active f0r butchers ard ueul GRADES of shippers;
hrs grade. siuItt East u nrt hands sales "a nD crs;
prices lerav unchanged some sales rii tr oFrr 1"5ahls
butchers nt mtlum grt - o shippers ai "a - TO .D
Cows and lieiltls % GuLel JU. Texans AZ
5Jus 50 common grades remaining IN c yaris IN
-1lt
-EEP AID LANDS Receipts today, $500 head; total ior
te week rus far 800 beat ae'la loo head ast week
l9ri through hali. Martt tu demand lrlts
s1I.. o car. prices ucminay uucIalgrl remaining n
tHs raIs uu.od. = Canada lambs and cars common
Western sheep.
HOa--i..cci.s tolav zoo head. total fh fns
llr 1900 head. agaIu-t }f5u bead Ia-t Consigned
through ifui. Market duli and s1F trs oi cars
ur. a p -1nfi Fl. . Dairy fst
heavy uaFj - remaining n tie yati- lasoi 10 ears
E-hl -r1Ie5
tTCtdo aug. 7.-CATrrR-tc i1ts. 5000 head; ship
I1rlfs. 5000 ltauf ls2fus rj -Jrrl N0.
II0.s-l acrlt. I-.J1H shipments 50.Oi Market lover;
f.4yt "a a1d-I %. Light smooth Baron. j -ldF5 40;
O.. choice heavy packing nt snppng g yo4sJ ID;
L.-tr smooth pickIt -.trJ 80
-Hsrt-Qli.l 49, -j jU D=l .D. receipts 200 bead
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

\" m ! p
........,r b., .I.eI- hll-. seiug t} q.
-. ..., t.,yuf i. --- II,lff a small nf of gluc i..I
Z i'-''ft.- f,..r, pas .rs easier or.rtnv a
ri.i ! ,'. 10 81" ~ |
/ - -'' 't'' r-tf-.t -Ug=.i 70
: n-'- -,r',-e lDf8 3
' -,dS1 Do Go c,m. BOO 80
,-' ' -u.0 -t
si4ifoH. primo , -. % ~ G.y b9,a bi e0p 95
IT,. l,g,oI : tO1 . -
L"'''- '' -'''' ~
%, .hh. - T., ...
Rec int t'r ihr past '.'.' ,.' & D,
r-es tt.~a 'itha-'a ' .'i..- '' .. t'
iaeFa.ts '.i'i-'D' pass r, ~sff .s-. 'l r'. ri ~
'r ... ... '., 90. f... .i,.,.lff.an- .r,.
..r .'~.- & o.. ....t -.. b.. % ..i. SAMSON This
'." '''- . i..-t f,t .r ..I.r .,1
t- . i' t,,,..-. ... r.. ,..,r .... ,..
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Extra. sGdss So sour. az 1896 25.-.-.. RYE FLOUR
unchanged sales 275 bba at "a 65dS5 10 for New super
fine ami Old 90 440Ss 25..-..-SOU UTHEkA- FLOUR
was unsettled lower sales $50 hh. Al 20 sfe7 30 Com
10 Good Extra - 9Jds5 - ior Good u choice Fy
Fancy Family New and Old. ~ %
....CORN MEAL DUH Sales 800 bhs NJ - yData % lOr
Brandywnc Western Jersey ana Peuuayiysna Yellow, 20
Qs 80. LOO bas- CIV Coarse at ~ II per cWt
GKAIN-Mheat market lower; spot lots dnli- unsfted
For ard delivery Winter gnesiYerc moderately active
hut spring quiet Total sales o'"reo BUSH lncindins
450Oj bash spot. A. this IL Calsales 5000 bash
Graded No. Red Winter, August Il 45Gal i5A2 8@OVO
DO september 81 3-S-i 5Si closing. August 81 -
bd - - a-krd september ~ D bid, 81 - sssed Dct
Der ~ 10 asAed No Amber Eeptemutr, tl 81 Dd, ~ 81
asked Graded No Spring sales 3IV0u bush september
81 % bid, 81 212 asked; Graded No. Northwest
September 81 - bid 81 32 asked; Occber, Al p bid
81 80 ssset After the Il m ali "-l,o0 5ush No
Toledo Red WINTER september, 81 a.; 1900 bush. NO
Red Winter september 81 J-l0Sl Ssh >Ot-aalr- 4jUUO
bush 2G delvcrod No Old Chicago ~pr.ug 81 - No
No. Cloae spring 81 80 SO. Milwaukee spring 81 80
Red Winter southern ~ SO poor bite Wetefn Closed az
the I.i5 p. CALI sales tJO bush. graded No Red
inter september at - 3 10 Red Winter, AUGUST
q 43 bd. 81 - asked September, 81 3'ia bid,
~ 80 asked: Guded NO 2 Ambcl, September, n abs
bad 81 39 Asked Graded No. ? spTiug, september.
= 264 bd, 81 - asked; October. sl p Dd' 81 -
a-kcd Graded NO Northwe-i september. - = BID.
81 81 askcdi October A. 20 bid, 81 80 .ssed .----
BALLEN-Iht is ~carccy demand except Tor edng
Barley export aaOat sc Old samples of
Crop canada have been exhibited on ChuiCc---...
BA RILEY MALT oull-... CANADA PEAS In bulk and IN
bond hed 20 aU9e3o RY quiet hru. No. esteru for
August .o bid Tie. asked New state arrive August soc
nc lover. with Moderate business. Total siies q 1000
bush, iutllns la4,uuu bush, spo- 81 Lis ii n. a.l
sairs bush. steamer M'vud August, J34c., $4,000
bush. Graded No cash, tO+zc closed
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
~ OF RAHNAY. \. J.,



aN pI RSI ANCE of certain mdeniure IN
Z tle nature Decd of TRUST or Mor-a-r alfi 10
r.. al, n March. year Of Inrl tOIaIl eight
Euuri a0t -eyelfytgo between tlc ocio prt and " p
4.llH Comp " tHC first part and Ni n IT, os-
lld rs lun a'} o tie ,.cold pait Nhri , 1n'4S
ohcr purpose. Eve Glt tr a als rair y tcs'f l o Pc
or and Nar-aw tai~ay COMPANY m c"uori'y t' -lA ~
eufu-r thousand dollars numbered
hTurei at o. ONE thousand b. r rtret
s le r..
collateral -ecuIty ir t4c payment q cru itn olt.
Standing untuI rod obi loHs ni d rll lit, .nid ma
Warsaw Railway Company mentioned ln o slfst tr
lsrrr m t- -j ntrhgrr NJ ~ tre f.e siI l.sn P-o-
pay thr outstanding unfund"i 'hl-affr ~ coiat
security 4lc persons 90 ll li.lL- aDl inaiat so
SAID f'..H, Peoria lnG Wlls-" i-u"t co.. plf nayllg
r1c .I1 he payment O lotn made to F fer tle pnr-
posi-. uf IaYing id lscarug to aid trn outstanding IA
i4t IlfiN-
lIr to according iu iao f.il- % tho
ludtulurt .r fll. tt uons a'l 1Y gwen
tai fifteenth Ul l"Et, lt nein. lonn,
Subscribers Will under tle trm Ytstef nv no
ssli udel.rc. s public auct lt tAr Exchange -las
rol- So Ill Er1twa5, W thc ,tr " Now fr. tio sad
lgr hundred iUf, o te I0irln. rn 1ud VA stH tli' ~
Company. S lnaes a1a ig e'oraace vim t' PROVISIONS
Ii-ltIr- Do tIc HIi Ira 10 n0r- being re-
apcctvey numbered from 5ol % 1000 Intensive and each
0Uld Jei * ftr 3 1000. u4u.t JuT lt, l~ff.
~. y. BORIS, WILLIAM TRACY.
vsy ROBINSON WARREN 4 co
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

HAVANA. aug. 7.--n-aI' p.Ifecty rahh.
F,chan.. i'm. on London. 2OhG2l premium.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Receipts For past w-r.s Beams. ijl bbis; exports Pas.
... tts ...cs receipts a Peas. 400 bush, eNp0ris
" P.as. 81 bush. There has been q ltue SIR ID
-f.,n u- induced hv ar 0atui town order for some
O .,, 81 -. mainly o. 81 @1 Th. causes s'ron rr u1r
Ill Ha.rors cl lavv $50 h1- selling 90 @3 1". % o. De-
tg- -rt,l. demand Y-4y Light. small of of t1Mc i-
.Iar q. ,ud q. 20 Green Peas are easier oneuns al
e .J Quotations. - -.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

shiynents ~ potatoes l27O bbs Trade in potatoes dul
Al uucBange prie pFlpg demand Tor tho Msi Indies
b-g lght lew sweet p1tatUrs have been received both
from arth Carolina and Lower jersey TIE iaer ranked
turuips the latter
having market value. MateIreons very plenty one
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Receipts 'or past week s.
sbs.I > I4lfs roo utg STATE h
fnem ven good. sailing ai =.
Trade rcry nuu. anf prices
large quantity M ops y 30 Dr
sta.r cAor, ncN.gtl. q 2
b. .uud lo pr.ur-. s alp
Do. com. % ialr --- > n
POULTRY
NIlIrlrk X begin tn arrive.
fo Inv. Poultry b. coming q
Nr.IulA 1ln Tenn sst'. Ani
s.g. trade. Live chirkrun pei
fnwls BOO some Instances thcs
4uoi4aOua
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

Heceiptsin July II 94A732 o'1S19 0l1'Off |Ioo'o0o
Total ....... G5&s.5t0 3s40S7I 525t 363 lj,6i9sll
stock Aug l. I-a 2,56j,O6l 3lO5.GO3 l2iJ5o33
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21

A SIMPLE ANEsTHETIC.-A concentrated
solution of lactate of soda in water, admin
istered Us a hypodermic injection, or id. SUI
ficiently large quantities introduced IN an
empty stomach, it is said by DR.. Preyer, OF
Saxony, causes a sensation Of fatigue and
sleepiness perfectly similar to that OF q
natural sleep-that is, provided no disturb
ance of the senses is resorted to to keep
the person awake. Similar symptoms show
themselves after the drinking OF large guam
titles OF fresh milk, and more so OF milk
which has become slightly acid; also of but
termllk, either sweet or acid, and even OF
concentrated sugar-water. Persons are
Yariously affected by lactate Of soda; some
experience an uncomfortable somno-
lence after having in the morning, on an
empty stomach, drank glass OF thick milk
or concentrated sugar-Water, or solution
of half an ounce Of sugar in four ounces Of
water; but Others will feel no effect Of the
kind. DR.. Preyer thinks that the effects of
the lactate Of soda deserve, to be expert
mente6 upon as an anti-pyretic, as seda-
tive in mania and certain forms OF convul-
| siye affections, on account Of the prompt
| ness with which it produces muscular re-
Taxation. Every time he observed hypnotic
effects OF this salt he found that the respi-
ration became slower and deeper, the irri-
| liability diminished, and that, at least among
cold FLOODED animals, the Temperature went
down under theainfiuence Of strong doses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21

49, IFor the Dtspatch.l
Tne Tragedy OF houisiana.
A FRAGMENT.

a FRAGMENT. 5gss,
scENR-Sapresne Court Room, Washington.
Clifford: Questions Of deep import now
o,1r thoughts engage. Then let us with de.
liberation meet, consider with impartial
minds the peoples choice, and on our oatns
decide. -.
TA,trnsdn': Before this mass Of fraud the
nation stands appalled,. To gather goioei,,
truth our duty is, and that ten theusana
votes potency may have, our we'sh's 'fus'
requires. vo,o;on
State hath said, and certifes her will in pro-
mar form with her great seal affixed. 1e
Ereii,sqhaysea: States Rights. Methousht
gsnfoa. Yes. dead she is; for mid tue
bot ~ strife. in blood and tears, 1 saw
States Rights inurned. ne, 49,, :,
Rrnoiev: Ave so. But calling up ner
spirit from the grave our duty shall JUSTIFY.
Garfield: Ha! ha! twill serve our pur-
pose well.
Eamuuds: Nought else our cause can an
save, and though she's dead, her spirit
walks the earth. Invoke her potent aid.
Morton:
THIN I,a,cttcr Of sweet Liberty, / cali!
Thoa Mother Of this Union, now attend!
BY memories Of orr nations past renown'
in John C. Calhoun's name, puissant spirit,
come. A rap Is heard.l
Bdyard: Rest, purturbed spirit, rest.
Hantoa See where she comes. Her gar
ments drip with gore; and in her breast the
gaping wound still bleeds.
PANE: Poor ghost.
GGhost OF States Rights moves across the
room.1
Bradley: IT'S done; on her this shame
shall fall, and in her name this mighty
wrong wen do, that at the peoples bar we
I'LL may stand acquit. [EXeunt.]
D. c. r.
[The foregoing is very artistic.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21

"Can't stop; Pm In an awful hurry"
said clever agent of the, Associated Press.
- Must get to the Office right away send
of the news. Yellow dog poisoned, and
runaway team broke store-window." And
the electric wire flashed the tidings over the
broad continent. The c0lored voter Of
Louisiana wept over the fate OF the yellow
dog, and the frontiersman amid the Wiids
of Oregon laid aside his axe, and forgot
Croain 70 read; the thrilling account oil the
runaway. Such are the subtle links which
knit mankind i'm frmer bonds Of brother
hood. Exchange.
Josh Billings Gays he knows people who
are SO fond Of argument that they will stop
and !" dispute with.a guidesboard about the
distance TO the negt town. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21

RICHMOND AND PETERsBCEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JANUARY !, 1877, trains
~ on this road will run KS follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL 'ial:y. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sa-
vaunar, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon.
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Southwest;
also connects ut Petersburg with The
Atlantis 5iSsisSep an 1 ONO ,n r otsl
local stations on that road This train
stops only n Manchester anf Chester.
l:2uP.M., ACCOMMODATES daily. Pasen-
gers taking this train VIII max. close
connection nj Petersburg loi Norfolk,
and ut Norfolk with splendid Bay-linc
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New YORK, and With tive old DO
minion steamers for Ne" YORK, stop
ping at all regular stations on ssia.
500 r. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday "ith
coach attached.
ll:l5 THROUGH NAIL daily except sun
dayI, connecting Tor Weldon. Raleigh
Wilmington. Charleston, Savannah,
and Mi ponis in Florida. Pullman
sleeping-car iUr Wilmington anu tie
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
o:s3 A. n, THROUGH aLAu. daily except E snn.
dlyl, connecl:nf with sichm3na, ; REQ so-
ericksDurg anG Potomac railroad iof
an poInls Morrill,. East. and West
7:45 ~ NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN dany Except sun
dayj, with coach attached: ,,
1900 \. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, win
~. passenger coach attlonel. -
7.O5 p, NJ. THROUGH MAJ. daily. CONNECTING
with Rlchm"nG, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Sleeper attached, runniis
through. Also, making close conneG-
ton with the Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad for tile Virginia Springs ana
ali points North and West This tram
stops only al Manchester aud Chester
This IL the only line running double daily Train
FROM Richmond South. -, -, ,,,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start ron
do 30 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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gfcr snsD ispstch j
Tnc Poet MusfnG.

4 ,soet sat longing 4 thought to convey.
Aud hetray clear ana nr'k h, ~ sas VAN
t,t ofs dhe sweet voice made his heatt
Through the vast azure vaults bis fancy went s's
Een ms g spheres Gar beyond the starry forms beam.
Ts e sesIs s r sasr ana Ills
There wero flowers st his feet both faded anil fair
9 Glib si sa,r muso e heard IN
Aud as The SsGad nran .nS sa assa lie gssea
But SIN he was LONGING ,na u ss ra M
IA ~. .s,,s rear,y bed his conception now drove,
TO rove among shells or arocky aSosern n,ny long
where the winds and the waves 'nto"e" 'A''''
%. ss,c ships sunk. mids. waiinge and tears
And beauties renowned inaluens iee'i'"i"' 80
10 aSi,Sions wales dropped to wisher In gloom.
60 sad were his thoughts rs ne sifoVe % convey
And betray stu another III ms rouaoeias.
rrou, the depths to the earth he once more arose,
To gsss sn e nras an Mss c bance Of re
Win no sordid flngers awakening hislyrc;
TO plead for the honors due hc dead, great and
While sparing no plea Cor the poor and the slave.
And yet he was longing the tho1ght to convey
And betray clear and bright IA IDS ronndeiay.
OF loved one he thought who bong since had died
In the pride or his DAYS he walked by whose SIDE
Then dreamt he OF hours linked with ravs OF glory
when enraptursd ne wssby the old, old story, ~ !.
AS passed tie sweet tn flowers dropped theaI
bloom; -,
When with grief sunk his heart, tho dreaded colo
tomb,
But soon he sat longing that thought to convey,
And betrsy clear an bright ia his roundelay.
Again his thoughts few % ts1at lonely green tomb
Where bloom NOT us once flowers OF choicest per
fume: .-.,~ ,
Ru, a hoary green hawthorn and roam tree red,
Entwiue their twin branches to shelter her BED.
How soon ones forgot" then the muse calmly
Yea. coon ones forgot swift-passing breeze
cried.
He rose from his seat with no heart 10 convey,
Aud betray 8rst thought In his rouneelay.
THE rythym of the foregoing is faulty,
vet there is some merit in it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21

Il AS the Rev. DR.. Bates was about to offer
prayer at the Boston Tabernacle on Monday
evening lady rose very eooliy and said, % I
want sospeak to Mr.. Sankey,"s No attention
Was psid to .her, and the clerg lyman Wenton
with his Invocation, The lady again asked
Cook advanced to the front platform and
cried out, ssIs there not policeman here
to remove this lady POI "A policeman and
an usher went forward, and the lady passed
out. AS she left her: seat she said that
she wanted to speak to Mr. Sankey be-
cause she desired to be q Christian. Al
though she seemed to be somewhat excited,
there was nothing in Der appearance to In
dictate that she was insane. Mr. Sankey at
terward prayed for her as one who had not
the full poss ession OF her faculties.
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E u, J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY, December 13,b
ratns WIN run on ffais road rs follows:
eG3 A. d. leaves the ByrdStreet station daily tex
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
tintOre and Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, due ut New York nj
1915 P. d.; arriving at Washington
1898 r. n. leaves Byrd-strect station daily, con-
meeting at Washington with the BnIti-
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
In New York at $3.50 A. II. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York !;
price or berth, S2.
4:30 2. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, for
Junction. leaves Broad-Strett station
fSundays excepfedI.
1905 A. NJ. arrives al Byrd Stree, station daily
leaves New York Mt 6:05 the precel-
Ing evening
400 r. 81 arrives at Byrd-strect station daily lex
cept Sunday.
$40 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at Broad-street station Sundays e1-
passenger-car. which will be attat he'd to freight
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY at $40 4. n, ar.
irving ut Quantico at $40 r. II. Returning, win
leave Quantico on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
Senpt II It 10 A. NJ arriving at Broad-s'ree
Through slecpers and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Sirecl station Oh
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT UR DA Y
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and PERISH
able articles, upon giving notice al depot can obtain
freight ut Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF adinE and rates given to all pr =
General Superintendent.
G. A. TAYLOR.
de IL General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM OF NINETY-FOuR ACRES
ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUT
THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, BY AUG
TIOS.-Ry virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of Heurlco county, rendered gu the l4th day of
February, 1877, In the suit Of King rs. Whiteford
and others, shall, special commissioners there
in appointed, sell by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY the 26th Of February. 1877. at o'clock
p. NJ, valuable FARM OF NINETi-FOUR
ACRES, with small DWELLING and orchard, on
the York River railroad, three miles from Rich
rpond, and near the lands of Judge Burnham, II. w.
Hoenniger, and Others .-.,
TERMS: One third Of the purchase-money In
cash: the residue in six and twelve months nego-
table notes given for the deferred payments, with
interest added, and title retained until the whole
purcase-money is paid and u conveyance ordered
by the court JOHN B. YOUNG.
~ WILLIAM HANCOCK,
fe17 ..s--. r.. Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21
~ by Grllbbs d. ~ i.i1alns,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A YALU,
CABLE LITTLE COTTAGE FARM On THE If;
BROAD-STREET ROAD, ONE MILE WEST OF
THE CITY. AND JUST BEYOND THE PAIR
GROUNDS, AT AUCTiOS.-In execution of de.
cree Of The Circuit Court of Henrico county entered
on The 2sth Of October, 1876, in the case Of Vii
liam r Ford us. Jackson VIII sell at auction,
O'Clock r. NJ. the property referred to In the pro-
ceedings in said cause the same consisting Of Sc
VEN ACRES OF LAND. situaicd as stated above,
j0iDing the lands Of +. e. Pollard Mrs. Hutzer and
the Hermitage tract.
usual out-houses, and nice PEA CH-ORCHARD.
This propert! lies beautifully on good road just
persons wishing comfortable home or good mar
ket-garden.
TERMS One third cash; balance at six and Twelve
months for notes with interest, and title retained
by the court until the notes shall be paid.
b. Fl. NASH, Commissioner.
Cprppe G. WILLIAMS Auctioneers. fe15
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21
BY George S. Vashon & Son, Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN HEN
y RICO COUNTY SEVEN LES NORTHWEST
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of the decree rendered
nv GoochIand Circuit Court In the chancery suit Of
Nuckols u.s. Deitrak, administrator &C., at the No
vember term, 1875. ,as special commissioners VIII
sell ut public auction. at the office Of George :.
Tashon & Son. real estate agents. No. Tenth street,
Richmond, Va, on SATURDAY the oath day OF
February, 1877, at IL O'Clock H., that valuable
FARM Ia Henrico county, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY ACRES, called the "Prihdy
Farm" situated on the Fredericksburg road one
mile from the head Of Brock turnpike: This Iand
Joins the farms of Miss F. L. Sheppard EIalfSink),
w. G.. Taliaterro, and Others. The Improvements
consist OF a SMALL DWELLING-hOUSE, &c.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; the residue In one and
two years. with interest from cate, and title retained
until the purchase-money Is paid.
Z. THOMAS M. DIETRICH,
Special Commissioner.
G.S.Y AsHoN & Son, Auctioneers. fc 14-tds
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nine article $50 ( n.
1sf The butcher was perplexed TO lose the
customer, and, gazing Wistiully after hirn,
Teproachfully mnttered
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de truth. Chicago Ecesing Journal.