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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-29

A WOMAN AND HER rfvR CHILDREN WALK
EIaHrEEN DAYS THRouGH THE WILDERNESS.
From the Detroit Free Press, August 2Sth.l
Yesterday afternoon there arrived IN TINS
city Mrs. Helena Scranton and i've cniioren'
the eldest not being yet fourteen years oiu,
who have made very interesting journey
within the past month.
Mrs. Scranton, with her husband ana
children, resided on d farm in Mahl.oU',
one hundred and thirty miles north OF .ne
boundary line. Early in July her huS1anu
was taken sick, and after br,e1 illness
died, leaving his wife and family ano u ~
harvested crops to get along as Dess sne
might without money. To pay the eAl,ense $50
| Of the funeral Mrs. Scranton secureu W.,
advance on the growing crops, ana wne9
she had paid the last tribute TO hei ue"o
husband had nearly 800 in CASH
| With this sum she procured &c" heGes-
saries. and selecting camp-outnt lioui nei
household furniture, set out Win Het
children to traverse two hundred mites OF
had left 70 buy passage by way Of the North
err Pacific railway and great Lakes for her
self and children to Youngstown, Nv
THE little marty were eighteen days on
foot. camping out at night, and subsisting
almost wholly on berries and the product
OF the BOYS 1.-THE eldest child} hunting for
ages. Occasionally they received assistance
from settlers, and meeting large stage
load OF passengers on their way north re-
ceiyed paper sack filed with crackers and
purse of eight dollars in cash. They
reached the railroad in good health, and,
receiving reduced rates OF fare by rail and
steamer, arrived here with thirty-eight dol
lars ia hand and in excellent spirits.
When it is realized that the Youngest
child is not yet three years old, and that an
other child is just turned five years, the sue
cess of the long tramp will be appreciated.
Mrs. Scranton left last svening for Kentucky
by way OF Indianapolis, and hopes to reach
her fathers home Sunday morning, with
little money left.
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SENTENCING HER HUSBAND TO be HANGED.
Mrs. Morris, d woman justice OF the peace
in Wyoming Territory, heard al case. OF q
scandalous character In which her husband
was defendant. She sentenced him to be
hanged by the neck until dead, and was
anxious to have the sentence carried into
effect at once until the attorneys explained
To- her that she was sitting Simply rs an ex-
smining court She then held him in bonds
OF S18, 100000 to await the action OF the
grand Jury, and said she would shoot the
tirst man that attempted to raise the sure
ties.-Nep York Commercial.
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Beavers at Work.
WHAT HAYpEN'S SURVEYING PARTY SAW
WYOMING TERRITORY.

WHAT UAYDES'S SURVEYING PARTY SAW IN
WYOMING TERRITORY.
from the Boston Herald.]
In almost any stream in the mountainous
parts OF Wyoming Territory you may find
more or less beavers and bearer-dams. But
Green river and this whole region, writes a
member OF Hayden's surveying party, sur
passes any place know of as resort for
these animals, cow SO scarce east OF the
Mississippi. In the rocky canyon higher
I'D this creek was thirty or forty yards
across, nor would it have been much wider
in the more open valley. below had it not
been impeded. But for dozen miles the
beavers had go damned it and choked
Il with their houses that the water
spread out to a mile or more in width, and
hundreds Of dead or living trees, once
far back from the margin, were now stand
ing equally far out in the water. Some OF
the dams measured 100 or more feet in
length, and were built on q curve, with the
hollow Of the curve up stream, yet so sub
stantially that they. were standing the beat
ing of the freshet with slight damage. All
along the bank Of the stream the hillside
was bare OF sspens, and their stumps, cut
off close to- 3he ground, showed what had
DESTROYED them. Some OF the stumps were
of trees ten or twelve inches in diameter
and seventy.fv yards from the water, yet
there was no doubt that these rodents had
felled those trees, trimmed off the branches,
peeled away the bark, and then dragged the
log all the way to the water to put into a
new dam or repair an old one. Indeed, we
surprised some of them at work. Most OF
the dams were shorter than / have men
toned and ran from one to another, so that
there was a network Of them supporting a
growth of willows, and each enclosing q
little basin of deep, still water, in which
would rise like an island the domed top OF
their home. But the houses of many were
under the bank, and Of others beneath the
dams, as we could see by the paths to them,
which showed plainly through the water.
Wherever the willows grew closely to the
waters edge for some distance there would
be roads through them at frequent intervals,
the stems gnawed of, and the weeds trod-
den down smooth. "Busy as a beaver"
acquires new force when we think how
ceaseless he must work to get his daily food,
collect winter stores, keep his house in order,
repair bis dam, and guard against enemies.
We saw none OF the animals themselves.
They are rarely seen by any one, being able
to detect your approach by the jar OF the
ground, II not otherwise, and hide them
selves, '".aa.'.s -:
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by Augustine Royal
Successor TO Moody & Rov;llD,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0ncer,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER, VA, ON TUESDAY. SEP.
TEMPER 4, 1877. At ~ Q,GL9SCkt> 7; Al; NJ On
THE PREMISES. CORN FIFTH AND DECA-
TUR STREETS.-By virtue Of a deed Of tr1lst exc
cuted to the undersigned by Lucy A. Hale, dated
september 2, 1875 and duly recorded In the Hnst-
ines Court clerks Office for said city (Deed-Booli
Volume /, page 6Ol). we will sell al public auction
tbeing required so do by the beneiciaries on the
day above named the VALUABLE HOUSE and
LOT corner Fifth and Decatur streets in said city.
The lot fronts 100 feet on Fifth street and runs
back 1873 feet. Good FRAMED HOUSE thereon
wRh five or six rooms, with kitchen I'm the yard
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and to pay off
and discharge Ceht secured In said deed Of trust,
amounting to about 800.
:# c. e. MCRAE.
. ..-..- ..t JOHN X. COGB1LL.
.-- WILLIAM b. McCRARY,
ou % "-. 't Trustees
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A ieud between two baybers, Tuttle and
Bingham, in South Boston, has ended in
nonsense and igunpowder. but not in blood.
They met last Wednesday night at City
Point by the light OF the moon. Fifty pet
sons were on the ground; seconds were
chosen; the principals do8ed hats and
coats; the distance was marked off, and the
duellists stood face to face, when it was dis
covered that the weapons had been forgot
ten. TO go to the house Of nefghbor and
secure two large pistols that had not been
loaded for many month was the work OF but
few moments. Caps were placed upon
the unloaded pistols, and then "an was
ready. One Of the spectators loaded small
pistol Of bis own with powder, andsecretly
crept up behind Bingham. The word fire "
was given, both caps, snapped, and at the
same instant the man behind Bingham dis
charged his weapon, Bingham, on hearing
the discharge, supposed himself to be shot,
and feil to the ground. On seeing him fall,
some OF the spectators set UP cry that he
was shOt, whereupon his opponent took; te
his heels, leaving bis hat and coat on thu
ground. 4, ...g
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPEAkEi
RAILROAD. }
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY II, 1877.

~
THROUGH PASSENGER.
900 p. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAi, Tlilh
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connect, a.
West Point with steamer HaraGa ~, ,J1
90 all points on York river and b5t."
.., more. .Arri ses In Baltimore AZ ~
81: connects with rail.,nes Tor " a S
ington, Philadelphia, Ne" l2rA, n',.
.... ton. and all western points. SChnc.'S
st Richmond with trains on Rienh"
w and Petersburg aud CHESAPEAKE 49,
.. Ohio railroads.
- THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
SESDAY. aud FRIDAY: and
500 A, NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana ~.
IJRkDAY. Connects with steamers
Mt West Point for river landings bat-
timore and all western points. toG-
meets al Richmond with trains on Rich :
moud and Danyiile railroad. Rlchihoae.
and Petersburg, and CHESAPEAKE "n1
~. Ohio railroads.
s.... LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. II. Leaves Richmond daily except suh'
THROUGH PASSENGER.
moo A. NJ Arrives at Richmond TCEspEAa a.
~N'N0 =. THURSDAY, and URDAl. MI snI
|..g.- nects with trains on Richmoudi cs;S
Petersburg aud CHESAPEAKE snu d. III,
.# railroads. Sesuer Havana leaves So, ps
~ !Ma 1s;f tioH wEEpisSSEspAYs and FRI t,s
.f ~ DAY. az p. 81. Connecls v"rs
trains fro,a Philadelphia, New p pan
and Western p0,nts and al 6! t V ,hs
1899 With rrnps for Richuoua aHN
South. 3is @...
,, THROUGH FREIGHT. r
400 D n arrives ut Richmond MOSDAi'"E ELI
1'oo "> SESIlAY, and FRIDAY apa s,T
s.,sp N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and "a. ~
o'10 "itRDAY, Connects With steamer a.
West Point from Baltimore. SV y.
meets With RichHond aud lh 49,
Rtchmond aud Petersburg ana sp'~'
neake and Ohio railroads
LOCAL PAssENGE FIX; .,e.,, SUBJ
mama. IL. Arrives nc Richmond daily S'enpS and
Ao00 day. Connects with klehnI Ohio
Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu o''0
s No transs.r Of freigh, at Richmond 10 OF III"
.onthern Soints. Cars run through between '>'-~N'
aud West Point. With lowest rates,
Tnsough bils of ladsng, with gua daa i"'
tssned to All northera and western points ,sr, and
Through tickets sold 90 all . nSrasaTa lis sa
G snniy All General Railroad Iiexei Oh
Gee. aSS Maip street; at the Eysbahgs n sS bocE
company,s depot, corner tSenss-s@
str Ss 81 M a. T. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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Editors Dispatch: The Koran contains a
nntable Injunction which does not appear
In the article Of the 9th instant, COPIED
BY you from the Baptist Q'tarterls-viz., that
though man ts allowed q p!uraltty OF
wives. he is forbidden to marry ttco sisters.
This action, though compatible with law
and the regulations OF the Churches in this
country, was illegal in England until quite
recently. The Latter-Day Saints or Nor
mons, I believe, oblieingly admit the mari
tal annexation Of all the females OF q ram
ily without qualification. X. a. b.
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ss-CEN'r STORE,
DECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE
a9-CENT STORE.

DECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE
a9-CENT STORE,
A lot of LARGE LEATHER SATC1IELS;
4 lot of MEDIUM SQUARE-ESD SATCHELS;
A lot of 16-INCH VALISES;
A lot of LARGE LAVA CUSPID.hS at 99c.
4 pair;
A lot of MAJoLICA CORN-pITCHERs at eoc.
a pair: .-'
A lot of MAJOLICA GAME-PITCHERs ut 99c
apair: 80.
A lot of g. and 1O-RIB WATERPROOF UM-
BRELLAS: .....
All sizes in LADIES' FOXED CATERS:
All sizes In LADIES LEATHER SHOES:
SO new patterns in LADIES PLATED OPERA
CHAINS; ..t. ..... ..
Bargains in TABLE CUTLERY:
so barrels of GOBLETS at 99c. a dozen:
More of those LARGE HEARTH-NASES;
New styles In MEMS FELT HATS;
A complete assortment OF BRONZE ISkSTANDS;
More of those handsome BLACK-BAsE CALL
BELLS g.. w. -. =. Nv,
To close out our stock Oh SIkAM Halls we Will
sell them at SOC. g.. r ..:...
Catalogues free to any address.
au1s sos Bread street.
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A good little boy who, was kicked by 9
mule did not say naughty words or 60 home
withia five feet OF bee hive, backed him
round 10 it, and let him kick. M
In Washington, Cabinet wbiskey does not
ny TO the heads Of depart ments.- icayaDe,
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RICHMOND AND PETEEsBuRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
AUGUST G. 1877, tram.
~ Oh this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1928 4. NJ. THROUGH MAIT. daily: conurctins
for Charleston. Augusta, Columbia. ~
v;lnnaiI, Raleigh. Atlanta. M,"'n,
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and all EointS South AMI soutiW Z;
also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Ly,ichburg. Parnvir, and other
local stations thai; road pIasng
same time ~ by an! otter line ms
train stops onlS III Manchester aud
Chester.
lloP.M.. ACCOMMODATES Jalv teaccp:
Sunday. Passengers takag this tram
viii mike clSse connection al Peter"
burg fol Norfolk, aud At Norfolk VIZ.
splendid Daytime steamers Tor Bdltl-
more. Philadelphia. and New iorn,
and with the Old Dominion steamer
for New York. stopiins ~ all regular
stations signal.
5:2j p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sunday, VIZ
49,. coach attached.
1855 ?. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily Except Sun
- 49,. day), connecting for Weldon, Raleigh
- Wilmington, and Charle%on. Pullman
slecplng-car for Wilmington an! TIE
90 South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:3s AM, THROUGH MAIL dYiy ieAS,m t sun
ercksburg ann Potomac railroad i''
all points North, East. and West.
l1:l9 a. AZ, TRAIN naiis 'rA-
cept Sunday wIb passenger coich at
tached. ~,
900 p. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily. conGectiul
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
.,. Potomac railroad Tor a.! points East
.-,.. and West. Also, making close cennec-
~, tion with the Chesapeake and ono
III railroad for the Virginia sprinss an1
All POINTS North and West. This Tram
sfons only Mt Manchester.
e.Iop. ". FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept sun
dayl with passenger coach attached.
m ,fn opTy
FROM Richmond South. ,.o,.o.
Passengers Tor Clover I'M connect at Chester
daily, except Sunday
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 4. N. and $3.50 !. N
every Sunday ill further notice.
- ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star! rom
ie @ 4. SHAW, Superintendent.
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Br Richardson & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccis.
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OLA VALUABLE
SMALL FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY,
NEAR MEC1IANTCSEILLE, BY .AUCT lQS.-By
virtue of the provisions OF deed of trust ben ring
da tie the 18th day, of January, S76, from S. G.. Is.
Faulkner, Jr., nsiee, to the undersigned trustee.
duly recorded In the clerks office of the County
Court Of Hanover, to secure the payment of GER
tain obligation of debt. shall as tru.tee III said
deed. being required so TO do by the beneficiary
therein secured sell by auction, on the premises
THURSDAY the 9th September. 1877. at o'clsck
p NJ the real estate described In said deed, consist
Ing Of -FORTY-TFREE AND TTIREE-QUARTER
ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND, a
comfortable FRAME DWELLING, the usual out
houses, &C., in the county of Hanover. near Me-
chanIcsvilr. and adjoining the lands of +. WI Ohm
son, X. J. Dickinson, Ann VI. Turner. and others.
being the same land conveyed 10 SAID Faulkner by
F. w. johnson.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay off the sum of
S747.50 with interest on 1912 from 23d April,
1877, and on 1875 from 23d May, 1877. until
paid: the residue on snch terms Il shall be an
iOurced at the time Of sale.
}. Ii. DERBYSHlRE.
au27-10t Trustee.
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Aucrr0N sALEs-Future Dsys.
BY Franz d Hill, Real Estate Auct,oneer,
..+.... HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
i BILE. FRAME DWELLING AND LOT on
MOORE STREET, SHEEP HILL. AT Aye
TION.-By virtue Of n deed Of trust from illia ,
C. Lnck and wife dated February 8, 1877, 10 inc
undersigned duly recorded In the Chancery Court
ofthecity of Richmond In D. B. 90 D. p. 400 and at
The request of the beneficiary therein secured VIII
sell at auction on the premises. on FRIDAY, Sep,
tender Z. 1877, at 5 o'clock 7. NJ, the HOUSE AND
LOT mentioned In sId deed. as follows: MI tilat
LOT OF LAND on Moore street near Flsher street
thcuce running back between parallel lines l76 feet
to an alley In Common 90 feet wide, The improve
InInIng about SIX rooms, with the usual out-bui!-
ngs and adioIns the residence Of J. w. Gilman. Esq
TERMS: Cash rs to a note for S7U0, win ihterSs
from August 6, 1877. and expenses Of sale; me
residue upon such terms as william LUCK or nls
representative may prescribe or direct; ,
all % FRANh ~. IiILIL. iIMH.cS.
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Miss Carlotta Patti, sister OF Adelina
Patti, is hopelessly ill with complication
OF maladies arising from the diseased hip
Joint which caused her lameness. rs.
Some people object to the editor OF the
Detroit Free Press wearing an old army
overcoat with one tail shot off, but he. ex-
plains that he got it for three dollars. -.
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Bv Jas. Macdougall. Aucfionccr.
No. 10 Governor street.


ITO THE FARMERS-SALE OF ONE
Il HUNDRED TONS OF YEARSLEY'S STAN
DARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BONE AND
ROVE SUpkk-ptloSPiAIEC Ai!GiioN.-
agents for the owner. / will sell at auction, on
FRIDAY, 3lst Of August. III ~ O'Clock NJ. at the
warehouse of Mr.. A. $. Lee. No. los Virginia
street. ONE HUNDRED TONS YEARSLEY'S
STANDARD GROUND R.lW-BONE AND BONE
SCPER-PTfOSPHATE FERTILIZERS. These
fertilizers have hecn long Known III Pennsylvania,
and are highly commended by I'LL who have used
tilcm rs will bc by the cert incates Of planters
In that State. in Virginia and In North Carolina.
1t seems from all accounts that this fertilizer Is
fully equal In the best that has ever been offered In
this market. Parties DESTROYS of further informa.
ton are invited to, examine pamphlets &c: at the
" rili be o, aGercd in lois tn suit purchasers.
TERMS: Win he made specially accomnodt tlng
to purchasers.
ure OF the soil Is invited to this sale, as VIII afford
an opportunity to purchase rst-ck.sS fertilizer al
a low price. JAS. MACDOoGhLL.
nu25 Auctiouccr.
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FLOUR.

NOTICE. Prom selections OF choice
quality wheat since the season opened we VIII
manufacture our FAMILY FLOUR this mouth.
The wheat is seasoned and the Flour VIII 6e ready
quality 1t will he strictly choice, equal or superior
to our family of last season.
Dealers are requested to leave their orders.
nm 24-lw DUNLOP & MCCANCE.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
! corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
i FIFTY ACRES. WITH STOREH OUSE
THEREON, IN HANOVER COUNTY. ABOUT
SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON THE ROAD
LEADING FROM MECHANICSyILLE TO OLD
CHURCH.--By virtue of a deed Of trust executed TO
the subscriber by Aessrs. Hay 4 AGREE bearing date
23d of July 1873 duly recorded In Hanger Com
on the premises, OH MONDAY the Sd OF September.
1877 at O'Clock r W. f fair: If not, the first fair
day thereaftcr.) the real. ESTATE conveyed by
the said deed. containing FIFTY ACRES, with the
STOREnOUSE and other buildings thereon, sttu-
aicd as above. The location Is good for Il market
garden and for country store. ..,.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay of what Is now due Oh said deed,
estimated at about $l,277.75: balance on such
terms as shall be announced at the time of sale.
- - WILLIAM L. COWARDIN, Trustee.
2. S.-After the foregoing sale ut the reqncS. OF
Mr. Dernart. Will be sold FARM OF FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND adjoining on the northeast, and
fronting OH the main ROAD; of which about twenty
acres are I'm wood, aud some meadow land. on which
farm there are TWO SMALL DWELLING
HOUSES. The soil is we'll adapted to early regeta-
bles. ;t.4.,.. IS. ....- ~ a.. - is...
TERMS At sale . ..- %
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RAILROAD LANES.
- - - - u M
DICHMOND AND DAEV1LLE RAIL
II ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF. TRAINS TAKESG EFrtt
SUNDAY, AUGUST ;. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No l-7:25 A. NJ, leaves Richmond: nrrfvss -,
f5- eggs " Burkeviile GAG A. W., Da.?I,i
" 126 i. NJ, Greensboro t:3h
,.'..... :, -... T. n. Salisbury $50 f.. s..
No. 2-4:25 A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrive >.
~. a- Salisbury. s:l8 A. ~. Grrsn a..
1918 4. ST., Hurkcvii,r" t iiHc
,..' f.M.and Eichmond4:2 P,N
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-10:50 +. ~, leaves Richmond: arrive, >,
Emrkeyille II Il. ~. Ian.
vile 5:54 a. ~. t;rceoi"r'
S:l5 A. NJ. Salisbury ll.mo
A. M..and Chariot. I:l5 IN
No. 1870 L. ~, leaves Charlotte: arri,r. A.
... @. boro, 10 r. ", DanT ;;i I'D ,5i
go. -. a. NJ. Bmrkeyllls i:43 4. #
and Richmond IA A. " '
LYNcHBURG ACCOMMODATED DAiIy
No. $1,000 4. NJ. leaves Richmond ,.ai!ysnl.
rivts at Burkeye n lD.y; /,
NJ. connecting Nth III. A., 81
& o: X. K. FOR all points In Ito
southwest and the y.r,am:
.... springs and summer !c~ort, @,
the line OF that road. -
No. 6-l2:5O j. NJ, leaves HurLcvi,ir daily ami A.
rivcs at Richmond al 3.Ir !,
NJ. connecting with A.. " q
o. K. K. from all point, S,yutL
aud snUtEwc-t, AID from III.
various springs and summer IT,
sorts on that rpa.i.
Trains Nos. ! and 2 stop only at Csula I.nr...
Vile. Keysyille brakes Branch. Roanoke. CI"yry
ScOttsburg Wolf Trap, Boston. lsark6ai.s. Inr,,ee
Danville Observation-Disclosures. Th0ma,yi,l sails,
hurry, China Grove, and .tir-Lihc Railroad Iuuc.
ton.
Trains Nos. and 9 connect At Dundee with The
Virginia Midland railroad. Al tireensoro'. for IA
leigh. Goldsboro' and Intermediate points. with Y.
C.. railroad. At Airline Juncton :" lth Atan,1 and
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad 10 uuh from all
points North and South.
Trains Nos. 3 and will stop at a.. stations anI
connect 1T Richmond going North AMI south with
the r.. F. & r. r. X. for Washington aud all po!ut.
North and West, and with the G.. < o. r. Y. for
Grcenbrler White sulphur and Dtncr Sprtn<s IN
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. 4. ana
" ". y. T.. railroa IS TO and from -ai"!n. -. Ia-
leigh and Gol,ishoro'. and intermediate point.
At Salisbury with Western \. &. railroad. 1h,N..
triius run daily on Richmond an: Danvlllr rail-
road. and connect above, except going nnrt.
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning. Trains making tins connection ran dsilv
on Richmond Fredericksburg AMI Potomac Az!
Chtsapcakc and Ohio railroads except SUNDAY
Trains Oh y. W. y. G. railroad run frnm i.rx"r:.
bOro ~ Salem daily except SUNDAY. anI frpla >arlr
10 Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold Ia all southern nm! southwestern
points. and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
between the points named on the tr."',. ~ lay
checks Will be given.
r. VI. K. TAi.'OTT
General SL;.criuicUGrut,
JOHN r. MACMuRpo, General Passenger Agent.
" IL
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Fooh R E N 7. -. -. g.. . 49,. De-
No. sos south Belvidcrc street: hre rooms.
No. 20 ! N street, Church Hill: four rooMS.
No. - west Grace street; eg hit rooms.
No. 112 west Cary street; nine rooms Dath, &c.
No. s north Laurel street; fourteen rooms; all
No. 1854 east Broad street; six rooms. g..
No. G north Fifth street; eight rooms. ..s
No 6l2 - OvrrtOn street; four rooms.
No, 229 south Second street; six rooms ...s
No COS north Tenth street; thirteen rooms. -.
No. IL La west Main street: four rooms.
SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, with FOUR ACkkS
thel clio. on Grove road: also. RESIDENCE OF thir-
teen rooms on Grove road, with TWENTY ACREo
OF DESIRA b. f. LAND attached
80 CHAFFlN, STAPLES & CO..
$500. Real Estate Agents.
All on-end3t Tenth and Main streets.