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RAILROAD LINES.
~ H3 -. ~ IS:

~ 80 @EN---CM-- --e-I---0R- -.---S~-
RICHMOND AND PErERsErRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. (
<-o,rru,>-cT>-f, 1,f,Nn,v T,,no IN 1879
{ io-uNcN Si-NN "a 80, 80 = ~ ~ AS'''
~ trains Oh tnls rsaa VIII run as to''""s'
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
GAO =. NJ. TITKOIGU NAIL daily. connecting
0'A' 49, for CnarIr.ton Augusta Columbia St-
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and all points South and South w.:s' (.
Stops at Manchester and Chester, and
all regular stations, on signal.
las p, NJ. EXPRESS daily Except sunday J..
makes close connection ut Peters
burg with the Atlantic. Mi>Sls-
sippi and ohio railroad Tor Lynch-
bnrg, Farmr!iI", and other local sta
lions on that !, r n IL, maki ar same
takinE tins tinn Wiit maze c'@se rS G-
and ut Norfolk viii splendid Daytime
sfeamcrs for baltimore, Philadelphia,
ana New Iork and with the OH Do
nmon steamers for New York. Stops
az ,iT W. ,c, Si,na,v, with
H'"o l. ' n,ch ,tc ;'a' '''e~'' " ''@D
,,,npv rIIpnItcu uilr daily i.yc.nt Sim.
ny; co' socI"H. "h,rlrsto,,' and 81
vaniIah. Prii;,iIr sIrrpIn.-car for
Wilmington and tile South.
rr,rr rrrrpsrrrc yorru.
non A n Tiipnit;W n All dsiIv i.rcent Nom
0'|0 H. dayj, CONNECTING with Richmond, fred
ericks'Tlrg and Potomac railroad for
ono al p"iGtS TTrt iii" fexc SIM.
a
ON p NJ ESppFsS rip AIN daily iryccpt SIM
cav dayI. CONNECTING with Rchm0u,. Fred
trcS.H%rS ami o"aG r 1nr III ,n GaT
Vii Ne md Tnrthwcsi " ~ " f'
s.so p. N. TIiit0l't;H MArs daily, connecting
Wv " Win EiculnonC. Fredericksburg and
Potomac 1t railroad for iii poiats East
and West. Also, muking close cennec.
ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
s a o; nj Maoches i and de- Chester an1
iii rcc,ltr stations. ON signal.
p,ssoppars far Glover Hill rnunecL an Ches,e,
III 1ec,,t GnnI,vI br ,,timy RI. .3g p VI tain
uA,I TP aITS Iryinp pe,ershurg win start FROM
~, ~ t,dna,,oY dnnoi
hT EGppTT "SIo TEAM leaves Richmond for Pc
49,, ~ a n and d.Sn y " EVERY six
tneIsDuie d. =, III IN "a SHAW Smncriniensent.
"a LIZ w - 800 - : -
RICHMOND. FEED'G 4 POTOMAC X. Il. Co.,}
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND. June q, 1877.
~oArnENCIEC MONDAY IOr,J IN
IN Nc - -, ~ 1901 ,y,I, r,,, y, ro,n,,c
~ : Ian 'tNt ,ro VA nnI,>D
>-o pax, NJ is,r.s Errd.Srreet Station dali,
NO. A-i7o ~ 'i 1saccn, S,ndaxt. sne ~ Wash
inator ITO p Rsltimorr =:
ihSuosi b a,io ~ a.Smp n
New orS. io:Oo Z: ~. ,,u,
NJ. o-7'oo l. ~, is'eo r, ".ns =" "
1uG a. W asI'n E ~ s;eo ~; ~.
bIitiniorp, "a e. ". mo 10
nc,phia, 5;Io n. NJ. Ne" i"rA
6:4o a. III ,,,
No. o-o'oo 1. Nl'' eaes I - -,
oaiy' que AZ Wasnington =
a; Ill. baitinotee $40 a. u:
York, 9:35 4. NJ
NO. 7-o:0o T. u, ACCqMMoi1AItOS ss IN nrt,,d
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THE LANCET" Hunyadi Janos.-Baron Lieblg
affrms that its richness In aperent salts sur
passes that Of all other known waters"
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL" Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, aud
most cf1icacous apericnt water"
PROFESSOR YIRCHOW, BERLIN. "Inyariably
good and prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. ~ have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess
PROFESSOR SCANZ0NI, WURzBuRG. ~ pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ. D., F. r.
S., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and sarpasses them in efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., T. n. S.. ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. Preferred to
Pullna and Fredrchshall.'
A WINEGLASSFUL 4 DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of THE
APoLLINARIs COMPANY Iimited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD C CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label on every bottle Is printed oil BLUE
paper. a2S-M.W&F&eowtAu27
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OF all the dreadful effects Of the intense
heat out West, we have seen nothing so
dreadful as this case OF song-stroke in the
office Of the Burlington HaDkeye. At the
latest accounts Burdette is reported to be
little more comfortable. This is What he
was doing when found:
Oh. for some cool UNI rageous spot,
Where 1t Isn't so dog-goned awfuly hot:
Where the--wllere the-whrre the-wbere tRe-
Where theft coud-where lhe-where-
oh, for some cool outrageous spot
Where II isn't so everlastiugly hot;
Some place where Observation-Disclosures the
Where the-some place where the-some-
Oh for some cool outrageous spot
Where II isn't so drea dfully. horribly not;
Where the brcczes-where the whispering breezes-
Breezes-were the whispering brcezcs-where the
Oh, for some
But some how or other this doesn't seem
to be our day for poetry.
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by Richardson j. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecrS,
lib Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 BUILDING LOT OE TWENTY-FOURTll
STREET NEAR $ STREET, UNION I'LL. BY
AUCTION.-By virtue OF The provisions Of a deed
of trust bearing date August =. S13 from samuel
Brown and james Rudd To the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded III the clerks Office OF the County
Court Of IcnreO. To secure the payment OF u Ger.
tain negotiable note mentioned In said deed default
having been made In the payment thereof. aud be-
ing required to do by the holder at sud note, l
shall is trustee in said deed sell by aucfloi1 on me
premises. OH TU E,SDAY the I'D day OF July. 1878,
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, all that lot Of land lying ana be
Ing in the county Of Henrico, and bounded rs FOL
lows: BEGINNING on THcnty-f0urth street 90 feet
from its intersection with : street. running north
wardly. and fronting said Twenty fourth street
80 feet. thence running back within parallel lines
1875 feet to IN alley. .
TERMS: Moderate, and made known at the time
Of sale. j. A. kIIiAhDSoN,
iv ~ Trustee.
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BY Frank u. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
Of deed of trust from A. Englekng and wife to
me rs trustee duly recorded IN tho clerks office Of
Hanover County Court March II, 1876, In Deed
Book No. o. page 176, and at the request Of the
benefcinrles under said deed default having been
made In the payment of n certain NEGOTIABLE note
therein securely, will se at public AUCTION upon
6 O'Clock =. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described in
said deed as follows: All that parcel of land In Ash
land Hanover county, Va, containing ONE-HAEF
ACRE OF LAND, with a STOREHOUSE and
DWELLING thereon, being the same property
which was conveyed TO said Eng eking by James N.
TAYLOR and wife August 6, 867.
TERMS Cash rs to the expenses Of sale and SUI.
fcicnt to pay off note ofes1 900. with Interest
now due on same also note for $500 and interest
due In January. 1878; and as TO the residue, upon
such terms Us the said Engeking may direct.
W. l.. SLATER, Trustee.
FRANK n. HILL. Auctioneer jy22
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GuILroRD COUNTY, y. G, !

Editors Richmond Dispatch 1 notice q
communication, signed :. Inereduions, 10
yonr issue OF the 18th instant, asking II
there were ever such persons in the early
histery OF Virginia as |" Lady Elisabeth
Mortimer aud asir Barnaby Raven" As
10 the latter i have no means Of attempting
The satisfaction OF :. Incredulous,' but as to
- Lady Elisabeth Mortimer the record
Is well preserved that there was such a per-
son, and withal a woman Of dissolute hab-
Its. She is referred to In the Resolves OF
The Regulators" made at HilIsboro', n. G.,
In 176S, as the mistress OF Lord Tyron, then
Royal Governor Of the Colony. Among
other complaints made OF grievance, the
Journal Of Mr. Husbands sets forth that
Is an abominable tax Is levied to support the
retinue Of debauchee. whose companion
is herasded as Lady Elisabeth Mortimer
when. forsooth, she is none other than the
strumpet Of the Governor, for whose main
tenance, among other denominations, we are
taxed - vide sHusbands's journal OF
the Regulations" or Wheeler's History OF
North Carolina. CREDULoUs.
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a subscriber wants to know il we are in
fayorsof protection. No, sir; NO. Give us
good long club, with big knot at the end,
q shotgun, a revolver, two good dogs st the
street entrance, policeman on the second
door, and q sixth-story Office TO write in,
and we ask no protcclien from anybody.
and welt write what rye please. Protec-
ton! What do yon take us for children p
3 ELdlckeye,
The riginal Orange -ments for the parade.
in Montreal we're not carried out. Boston
Post.
John Jasper Ia right. The SIM does move,
md II isn't more than amile and q haliaway.
-tiGnesye,
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BY Edward &. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aueiionecr,
No, 1918 Main street.

BRICk-AND-F r A VI f
II DWELLING ON THIRD ST RE EFT, BE-
TWEEN CANAL AND BYRD STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, July %.
1878. will sell, the premises at 5lg o'clock T.
~. the DWELLING lately occupied ny Mr.. r.
Bruce Cook, containing six rooms bath room, sta
tionary washstand$. &c.
The yard Is set in shrubbcry and trees. The LOT
fronts 20 feet and runs back 100 feet toa 20-foot
alley.
This property IS In one Of the most desirable
ncichb0rhoOds IN the city, and will nc sold low.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance At six. twelve.
and eighteen months. with six per cent interest
added. EDN ARD L. GODDiN,
10 10 Auctionctr,
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RAILROAD LINES.


80 - -
6NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
June ss, is4s. pss.eness t.ans VII, Ii leave sal
arrive at Richmond IS follows:
WESTWARD.
No. Ito A. N.-Leaycs-FoR HUNTINGTON:
Daily except Sunday; stops at
all regular stations: arrives at
GordOnsye a. 1885 4. 81:
Charlottesville at l.25 A. ":
stanton at IS Il. VI. DINNER:
White SulDaur at ESQ +. 81.
lsnpperj;;, and Huntington at
FoK WAsnISGroy: Arrives
ut GOrdonsvle at OBS \. NJ:
leaves by Virginia Midland a.
$3.50 L. VI: arrives nj WASH
ingtou al 9:I5 Pm.
FOR LTSCHBcRG: Arriycy
at charlottesville at li:25 !.
~: leaves By Virginia MttnI
at a. lI;sS a: M NJ; arrives at
No. 3 9:45 ?. M-Leayes-FO or CINCINNATI.
Daily: stops at Hanover Juuc-
ton. Soei's. Beaver Dam. Fret
erick's Hal. Louisia. Treyil-
iaD's. GordODsville. Gotham,
KeSwick. charlottesville
Lynchburg junction, Iyy. Ne.
chums River. Grceuwo0.! Al
ton, Waync>boro, Fishersvils,
Millboro', Clifton Forge. VIII
liamSon's. Losmoor Coving-
ton. and al. stations west OF
louisville at l:Z0 g. NJ: Char
lottesve Al 40 4. ~: S'aun-
ton at i:23 A. ~; Coyington
at 7:2o 4. 81. lbrcastas,l;
kanawha Fails at 1880 T.. "
ldinncrl: Huntington ut Ji5
L. VI. STEAMER arrives ri Ports
mouth AT $3.50 +. NJ: Cipcu-
natl at t a. ~. aud connects
with the !iIc, for the West,
Northwest, and southwest.
For WASHINGTON: Arrives
at Gordo.i>ri!lc at 1870 \. NJ;
leaves hy Eir.iuia Midland Train
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AUCTION sALI.Es.--Future Days.
YALE OF SALT-SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

By virtue OF several DEGREES rendered by the Uni
ted States District Court for the District OF West
Virginia, held ut Charleston In the month Of May,
,rstes OF w Wam Epskinc deceased and Others,
therein pending, the undersigned, special commits
sioners vim Offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder
ON TIE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1878,
west va, that valuable wATERrsc-rLAcE known
sALT-sULPHuR SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS. HOTELS, oUT-HousEs,
SPRINGS, &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the requirements of
said DEGREES so much OF the property VIII be trst
offered as to exclude from said offer 200 acres OF
the same aud two frame cottages, set apart as the
property OF Mrs. NJ. M Harrison by the court; and
then Uf no bid should be made sufficient to cover
the debts and membranes provided for by said de-
crees) the said 900 acres and buildings set apart to
Mrs Harrison WI be also offered ootn separae'y
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent. OF the pur,
chase-money In cash the remainder IN three equal
insramenes, mt one, two, and three years bearing
interest. Bond and security required for the defer
red instruments.
OF Is e e oee of
Charleston. w. Va, ut any time before the day OF
sale.
The improvements upon this property are OF the
most durable character. and are capable OF accom-
modaring several hundred visitors; and ne place
has always had high reputation as watering,
place both account Of Its local attractions and
the medicinal qualities OF Its waters Aside from It's
value as wateringp place, this property with It's cx
tcnsive buildlngs-Some of the LARGEST being OF
stonecould he readily converted into an extensive
manufacturing establishment or into I college,
Possession given the st of January, SO.
WILLIAM \. QUARRlER,
N.FITZtICGR,
nv 27-2tawtds Commissioners.
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TIIROEGl pA~~t NLtH.

= COMMEN,lN,; NAY y, ls7J.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
$40 p " Leaves Richmond tt E~DAf, TIL X
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects -
West Point with st'unrr Havana ,'S
all points on YORK. Eisc" aAi ih''!-
more. Arrives III El'um'rr ~ : ~
~. connects r!yi rIl.- .IrcS t"T " ga
ington. ph!lad.r ihd, Ne" "f"' h",-
ton. aud all western points. "'ht,'i
at Richmond with traits 'n H'''l'H"..t
and Petersburg al Chesapeake al"
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
e.OO A. VI. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
WV NESOAY. and FRIDAY: aud
400 A. NJ Tuesday, THURSDAY. and SAT.
ITRKDAY. CONFESS WIN t'cAni't"
nj West Point Ter rYe- lnmd!usS' i'+'-
Iimorr and al. western points. { on
nrrt. ~ Richmond ntts trI!Es on Eith :
mond aud Dany!I.c rtiIrosd Rlchhioh's
urI Petersburg, and thcSapt"Ae 81"
g TncSL. PAs-ENG EK.
ono p VI. Leaves RichmoG,! +atiy except e"U~
dayl.
THROUGH PASSING En-: .,.s,,y,
,,.onA N Arrive; Al Richmond TtESpAl =
Aooo 80 THURSDAY, ana otIi,R DAi. on
petersburg aud Chr>utaN: ana V I.i
railroads. steamer Havana ic:.,e, haI.
i,,norn from Pier la LlSht ST. III
WulUuS&DAY, WEDNESDAY, and t t.i..s.
nay At i +. y. CONNECT, WY"
rains from ralAdcphia, New noiHr
aud western, points. ahd At W ~ Va" h
With Ir;uus I0r Richmond anu S.to
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,.,.,,
o,,, ,rr,,,s Al R,chruout MONDAY" ED-
A:oo l. 'i' TSESpAY. and FRIDAY; AnI SAT-.
a,.p ". TTESDAY. THURSDAY a"I - :,
o:1o l. "' I.RDAY. Connects wi;h 'trLD'i. ~.
West Point from kd'iuo'yn ,,oriE'.,
meets With Kchmond asa ,, i,t1 ~
Richmond aua Peer. III J. '"' 49,
,s,Ikr ana Ohio railroads.
Local PA>SEN@;EE.. ,.ent sun.
Ao'oo ~ '"' dav. Conuec,s WIKI ''Nht'''I u.J
T,,rrsburs and Ia.s,.s'A' A"'
ra al frSisn, n rt,hmo@l % ' , 'E2.
southern uoints. Car, run tA.' 80 90
and West Point. ,,-..,..,, WIKI .2"rS! sa'e''
guaranteed ,,,,,. win Guarantees i"'0"'
,sat to :I northern and western T. r,,,,:u, AID
TstoSsh tickets ,ss iG,a t e al sI$l s. or
~f FSs ,is Iss sp aS a 1S. " "a
dee, $50 Main street; a. ~ ,y,L.l4nI AMI p'>A
company's depot, corner lat,
streets, Richmond, va. 49, superintenGens
macs II. 4. douglas. '~'U.-,--------
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m ONLY You Were Mere.


II you were here tonight,
IL might lift my longing eyes TO trace
Your dreamy eyes down-looking on my face
with their half-yeiled, half-smtllng tenderness
oh, frat, and best. and dearest, can you guess
How in my lonely heart your altar-hame
Would leap 10 sudden, glorious Dire, and shame
An these sad, darkened hours Of fear and blame,
p If only you were hereF
If you were here tonight,
Here close beside me, while the SOFT rain falls ,
And through the darkness the sweet church-bei
calls,
Oh warmest heart, If you were here, so close
That might lean down on your breast,
W-hat couid ask or swecter calm or rest,
Who In Gods happy world. could be more blest'
If only you were Aere!
.If you were here tonight.
oh Love, my love. my love, so far from me!
Through all dividing space, where'er Won be,
Ms winged thoughts fly fast, and far, and free,
Seeking like birds to find their sheltered nest,
oh gentle heart, make such welcome guest.
Across the lonely world, know not where,
send the longing silence OF a prayer.
Portland Transcript.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecfs,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SAL LIE OF ONE
" BUGGY AND HARNESS. AND \ RRUS-
Sells CARPET.-By virtue Of decree of the
United States District Court in the matter OF Will
liam NJ. Ledlcy, bankrupt, pronounced on the l5th
(ay of July. 1878. shall rs special commissioner
appointed by said decree. sell by auction, Oh the
premises, at the residence Of said William VI Lcdlcy
~ WestIamDton. at the head OF the Westham road.
in IIcnrco county. ON MONDAY the 3lSt day of
July, 1878, al O'Clock Z. NJ. ONE BUGGY,
HARNESS, and BRUSSELS CARPET:
TERMS: Cash. \. vi. Lrf..
Special Commissioner.
Sale hv \. NJ. LEE iy 20
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.[For the Lispatch.]
EyanCeiine.

In minister boar.
Is - From the soTnbre foors
! Afrait-stemned fioHeret, wan-iaced, grew
Till q soft-eYed ray
Saw the pet or May.
And smiled 1t into vfgor new.
TITS love unseen-
weak without Hopes sheen,
Lives In sacred heart. alone;
But soft look shed
On its hopeless head.
And bud bursts into rose-full-blown.
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BY X. :. Anderson & Son.
General Commission Merchants and Auctioneers.
1924 Main street.

BY X. :. Anderson & Son.
General Commission Merchants anG Auctioneers:
1924 Main street.
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w TO-DAY, commencing at 0 O'Clock
BACON HAMS. SIDES, and SHOULDERS;
BREASTS, ". p. HAMS, and BULK SIDES;
SokTH CAROLINA and EASTERN HEKRINGs'
CANDLES, SAL. SODA,
CIDER VINEGAR, GREEN PEAS,
P r{g iRS ;Ta,H o sIgS'
MUSTARD. GINGER. BLUE,
BUCKETS, BR0OMS,
WASH-BOAkDS. CLOTHES-PiSS: a..
PAPER, BOTTLES, ST0NEWARE, &C &C: end
= " 2 PIT u ''' II. s. ANDERSON & SON.
HIGH-CONSTABLE Fps SALE OF FUR
H NIT1TRE. CARPETS, SPRING-WAG0N,
OFFICE-DESK, &C.-I will sell at public aucliSn
on MONDAY the 22d day Of July. 1879, at ~
O'Clock A. NJ, at my office, No: l3oG frank zi
street, the following property to satisfy suhory "fs
III III iB IItsH BEDsTEADs.
WASHSTANDS, WARDROBES,
TABLES, CLOCKS.
PICTURES, MIRRORS G ;,HRs
TR Fri HI CHAiRs, ToILET-SETs,
RUGS, CIsTORs, WINDoW-SHADEs,
REFRiGERATORS,
LAMPS, HAT-RACKs,
c cRko0ckER sI GLASSWARE, &C.
1 spR1NG-wAGoN and one fine oEFIG Ct; i[i
TERMS Cash. L. L. "nIrlCT1.o
~ 22.1t u. =. -. II.
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AUCTION SALES---This Day.
by j. r. Hockaday, Auctoneer,
1928 Main street.

r WILL SELL TODAY, PROMPTLY
i at 10 o'clock, my usual assortment of GROCE-
RES. PROVISIONS, and PRODUCE-yiZ.:
SUGAR, GREEN and TOASTED COFFEE,
BACON-Hams, Shoulders, Clear-Rib Sides,
Breasts. ana Strips;
No. l NORTH CAROLINA CUT and EAST
ERN HEARINGS.
New No. 8 MACK EREL,
EXTRA and FINE FLOUR.
GRAIN aud GROUND PEPPER,
RACE and GROUND GINGER,
WASHING-SODA, MUSTARD,
WRAPPING-PAPER, assorted;
ESSENCE OF COFFEE,
STARCH, AXLE-GREASE,
BUTTER and LARD,
LAUNDRY SOAPS.
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
PRIME CUTTIEG-CHEESE,
CIGARS,
and many other articles not mentioned.
Merchants and Others wishing to add to this sale
will please send in their goods before O'Clock.
j. X. HOCKADAY, Auctionecr.
W. Il. RADCLIFFE, Salesman.
7. SWIM be added,
so punches BANANAS. in prime order.
j. r. HQCkhDAY.
~ 22 Auctioneer,
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cTTPERB "STEINWAY & SONS" Is
OCTAVE RosEwoOD-CAsE PIANO, ROSE
WOOD PARLoR SUIT, BRUSSELS
CARPET, &C., AT AUCTION.


At the request of Major Z. B. Cook twho intends
remoy Ing to smaller house), will sell at his resi-
dence, No. 413 Clay, corner OF Fifth street, on
MONDAY the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock
i elegant "STEINWAY & SoN's'' GRAND
SQUARE 7h-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD-CASE
PIANO. said 10 have cost 850-an instrument
OF superior tone and III perfect order:
excellent ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, COW
cred with velvet plush, OF nine pieces;
very handsome MARBLE-TOP PARLOR Ia
very valuable TAPESTRY PICTURES, repre-
senting Burns and Highland Mary"-vcry
$500 fine;
extra large BRUSSELS CARPET, Of superior
quality and nearly new;
/ handsome WALNUT E1AGERE,
/ handsome WALNUT HALL-RACK.
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
The attention Of those In want Is particularly
asked to the Piano." as 1t Is regarded one OF the
most valuable instruments In the city, and VIII be
sold without reserve.
jyI9 JAS. 8IACDoUGALL, Auctioneer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-22

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED;
HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE: cold. sweet water; near
RI lroad and tcpot: perfectly healthy; desirable
summer resort: fine stand for Il doctor.
Terms moderate. Address hhA.
ivi7WEN3w care Of Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-22

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAN INC Ef Elk
SUNDAY, JUNE "3, 1873.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No 1-l4o r NJ lay rS Eth! EiemGn': . W , 4:
crlir's us T.. NJ, DauGilc
SOB L. W.. Grr"nsisrr" LOGO
and Chariot las \. VI.
No, 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves Ihnrl"ttr: arrives 1t
Salisbury t;J' a. NJ. hrrer,-
h0ro' Gas 4. NJ, Dan'irg
$50 4. IL. Sulhern> $40
a. NJ, BurErv!lIc l2:3e T.. ",
aud Rich:Eond 3:I7r VI.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-lI:l5 Z. NJ. leaves l:i"!imond arri'c' ~
Bmrkeyi!!" 2:l4 A.. VI. Dan,
vile 7:23 y. H.. Grccnsu"rO'
9:l5 \. ~. salisbury ll:Ol :.
~ ana Charlotte 1910 +. VI.
No. Alb L. NJ, leaTes { ai tie: arrive, At
salisbury 3;i7 r NJ. , GrSrys.
9:31 +. NJ. Enrhcyi,le 3:4S y.
NJ. and K.chn"ua N VI.
Trains Nos. i and 2 VIII make cl0.c connection
ut Richmond with the Eictlncnd. trr,irrcS,-
burg and Potomac railroad I" ;uHd from all point"
North and East Al Burscvli,c with the AltIG-
tic. Mississippi aud OHIO railroad - AMI from Farm"
Vile. Lyucnburg. and all southwestern voni': ~
Gauge railroad for Milton y. e.. at Dundee WIN
the Virginia Midland railroad: a; Greensboro win
the Northwestern North CaroliHa railroad tor Saein
and Intermediate points. at Airline junction "ith
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE.
Trains Nos. and will c"nnee; a. Kichin"3d 90
ricksbGre aud Potomac railroad Tor W,-hiu.f.n
and Ill points North and We.r. ani with l!% 'n.sA.
pcake and Ohio railroad for ~ points WtSt; AZ
dundee with Virginia Militant railroad 10 AM
from Washington and all points North Hnd 49,;
ut Greensl oro' with NORTH carolina railroad Tor
Raleigh. Goasboro. ani intc"incuiic point
at Salisbury with the Wc,j"rn North tWpHi"t
railroad at Charlotte with tie charlotte. t"'1'H-
ba aud Augusta railrpnd 1" AMI tr"iI all '"!i'i
North and South These train, rum 'al,E %" 'aG
Richmond and Danyilir railroad. M! connect -
above except going north N >,"'ay rHori.!n: 3'I
going south Monday morning. Trains lnaHHs MS
connection run daily OF Rc!.a''" rr"i'r''H.-
burg and Potomac and tl:csaieane an! pL!" '..f-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the NV. y. G. rat.raa'! run lc:"tru
Greensboro and Salem daily eS""I. ~dHdtF.
Pullman palace d!uw!Es-;"rE aHd >rtyAAS.'''S
run ON trains Nos | aud = h1:"c"n "" t"'.
and atlanta ria Richmond. 2n* "n Nos. > a"H
between Richmond ana th2rp'lc, a"1 b't"''''
Washington, Danyil!e, Charlotte. and Augusta
Tickets sold 10 all southern and souiA"CsLe'H
points, and baggage chcchcd ;,rcoSh. ,
Local tickets good only !"rt"pntH"I's l~t'SakE
between the points named on tie uchGlS W '+J-
| over checks Will be given. ,....rr
C,.l,r.,, Superintendent.
| JOHN Y. MACMCRpC, GcIer,! Passenger Agent.
je7 ---.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-22

"What Ia the difference" said she,
Between the moon and Won 7"
"Icannot tell. my treasured one,'
Said he with fnt'rest new.
"The difference Is this,' said she.
With satire of Junus,
UThe moon hath silyery quarters, love,
While you are impecmnious."
TTonkerS Gazette.