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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30
BY W. Goddin.
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE UPPER
r. PORTION OF TIE LITTLE DOVER" ES-
TATE. IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY. ON JAMES
RIVER TWENTY-THREE MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND. CONTAINING FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN ACRES.-At the request of Mr..
Thomas W. McCance, surviving acting executor of
the late Miss Ann L. Trent, deceased shall offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises [imIne
dia,clv after the sale of the lower portion 1870
cree Of Richmond Chanctry Court by Messrs. John
A. Meredith and A. L. Doulware, commissioner.
on WEDNESDAY. 25th OF September. 1878, 1T ~
O'Clock NJ f fair If nor. the first fair day there
afterl, that portion OF The LITTLE DOVER Els.
TATE. In Goochland county. which was assigned to
her father. DR.. Joseph Trent. deceased thcinr the
upper par J, containing SIG ACRES-of which %
acres are James-riyer low-grounds OF unsurpassed
fertility, 23S acres OF excellent hghla and 100
acres In original growth OF oak. suitable for ship
timber or c0rd-wOOd, with few iue trees large
enough for mill-shafls. The low-greunds and the
bi2h-and are particularly adapted to the growth OF
whea', corn, tobacco, clover, &c. The improve
ments on the place limited, but the farm itself
river. The canal Of the james River and Kanawha
Company passes through the farm. SO that its pro-
ducts can be cheaply transported 10 market. The
neighborhood Is equal TO any la the county. Dir.
Richard S. Wood rcsIcihg on the farm, will show 1t
10 those who may call on him. Possession In time
to seed wheat, and full Possession ut the end OF the
year.
TERMS: One third cash balance ut one and two
years, for bonds beo1lng interest half-yeariy, Sc
cured By deed of trust; The taxes for 1873 TO be
paid ny the purchaser. W. GODDlN,
au 26-2law3w.&tdtds Auctloneer.
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BY PoindeXter & Topper.
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AS 'ACRES OF
i LAND, AND SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENTS
THEREON, IN HEM LEO COUNTY, III, TE 4,
ROAD. LEADING FROM RICHMOND TO
CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE OCCUPIED BY
DIR. J. L. JuHNSON.-By virtue of n certain deed
OF trust executed by George B. Bonnell trustee for
Margaret +. johnson. dated July %; 1877, and duly
Court (ucfuult having been made In the payment OF
certain note therein secuIedl1 shall sell ucing re-
uuired so tn do by The beneficiary, on FRIDAY. Au-
gust 80. 1873, at Hcnrico County Court. at IL N,
the above valuable property. This farm Is conSid-
ere one of the best below the city, the land and I'M
rrovemeDIs hcing very supericr-the low-grounds
extending back to the river. tlrst-cass dwelling
ample out-huildngs. aud lime-kiln recently erect
ed. are part oil tie premises.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale, ana note OF
500 due July 2S, 1878. with interest 10 day of sale
and the resi- iuc upon the following credits: one
note of 800. payable january %, 1879; and Two
notes OF 800 and S1.5O0 each. payable July &c,
1879: and The balance payable upon such terms us
shall be announced ut SALE
G. X. MACON, Trustee
po1NDEyTER e UPPER, AuctionperS All 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30
BY George S. yashon s. Son. Auctioneers,
No. z Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VALU-
i ABLE FARM IN THE G0gNTY OF GH dE$S
SEVEN MILES WEST OF MANCHESTER,
KNOWN AS LOCUST GROVE CONTAINING
SEVEN HUNDRED AND ElEETY-THREE
ACRES. consisting in part of about rs acres Of
valuable James-river low-grounds-a6ont 500 acres
cleared: balance In wood, Gc.-the high-lnnd being
very good and in Il high state of cultivation. The
Land lays nicely and includes Two good niil-streams
and two of tho finest granite quarries, Immediately
on the river: good buildings, new barn, and all
necessary out buildings.
BY virtue OF Il deed of trust executed to the I'M
dersiyned by John E. Andrews, trustee for Corne!a
s. Avery: Cornelia A. Avery, and Amos g. Avery,
duly recorded In the clerks office of Chesterfield
County Court, will, being thereto requested by the
beneficiary In said decd. sell at public auction.
the premises, on MONDAY the 9th dayof Septem-
ber 1873 o'cock NJ or sslr II not the next
TERMS: Cash as TO: sS93333 and e5psn Sc %, OF
executing this trust credit rs to SO 1888 80 Tor
one year. ind on n credit Of TIVE years as 10
S333333, for negotiable notes, Interest ADDED, Sc
cured by lrtlstdeed; balance such terms rs may
be announced dl SALE If desired more liberal terms
Will be made JOHN Z. K. POLK,
l. Trustee.
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Brother Gardner Answers Denis Kear.
TDeiroit Free Press.]

detroit Free Press.]
9I,as, mite ez I eat on de front-doah step
mendin, de handle of one OF de ole Woman>s
fiat. irons" began. Brother Gardner TAT the
Lime.Kiln Club as notes OF the triangle
died away, "'long cum dat niger Thorn.
annie Scott. He was putin an blown,
am fannin' hisself wild his hat, an de MINI.
he cotched sightef me he rushed IN an
called out: IN
rwine TO ruin! Starvashun look de poor
man suuar' in de eye, dar am no WORK iui
de laborcr, am de tax-gatherer hez got us
BY de froat -,
aI looked up to see il dat niger he'd
oond crazy, am den I aXed him TO LOOK
sro1,n, an, see de new houses gwine up IN
chery direkshun. I axed him to disfe-
member dat kaliker was only four an hve
cents yard, butter fifteen cents pounu;;
-four low. taters way down, and clothin
cheap 'nuff to bust half de dealers, an ne
sot down an replied: ,..,. 40
"'Deed, sab, but dat's de iack-aa',s oe
fack.' ,,, ,ot
at axed him to look across de conner lou
am see dc droves OF WorHln,nieil sWi1e
home to der families after ae iaoors Oh oe
dav: an, he look am replied:
Sc t'DecQ, Sdu, Uue IVY AiNN DAA ~ " >-' "
reckon ,ou
"Den stood him up agin de house, whar
r could look him sQuar' in de eye, an !
said: sThornapple Scott, you am good
huff niger for common weather, put
you'd better kiver yer head wild blanket
il rain-storm comes up. You talk about
de kentry gwine to ruin, an yit you LOAF
aroun' am let yer wife an darters wash
an iron am support ye! You talk about
starvation lockin' de POI man in de face,
am Wit you haven't worked day fur six
months! You talk about de taX-catherer,
am Wit you neber paid one cent OF taxes in
yer life! Go home, nigger-skip outen dls
locality afore some mule kicks We to death
It am YOU an de oder loafers an lazy-bones
who am all de time blowin' sich nonsense,
while yer families are diggin' inter hard
work to keep We in food an whiskey!'
"Gem'len, dat Niger skipped. lie got
six bricks handy for de mex pusson dat
comes talkin' dat way, no matter what his
color. I liz lookin' for signs, I liz. l is
lookin' for signs dat some member OF dis
club am sitting wild his feet hangin' off a
dry-good box while he talks about starva-
sbun, ruined kertry, an so forth. When I
diskiver de sign you'll diskiver vacancy in
de club, am let no man disrekolect it."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30
BY Robert Il. Lyme.
EAi Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE FRAME
HOUSE AND coon LOT SITUATED ON
THE NORTHEAST CURNER or ST: PAUL
AND BAKER STREETS, AND OPPOSITE BA-
cution of certain deed Of trust from Richard
Meekin.s to The un"ersigned as trustee, dated 29h
July. 1857, and duly recorded In Richmond Chan
upon the Drcmfses. on FRIDAY the goth day of
August. 1878, at o'clock P. NJ being required 50
to do by he beneficiary named in said deed, default
having been made In the payment Of the bonds Sc
cured thereby, all the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed. The lot has front OF 20 feet on st.
Paul street, and runs back on aker street 129 feet
TO an cight-toot alley which Il has front of 80
feet. The house IS "a new frame one. and contains
about four rooms. .- -
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses of sale and sufi-
cien 10 pay Off two bonds past due and interest
rhercon--vZ. bond for $3.50, with interest thereon
from january 20. 1865, and bond for $3.50, with
interest thereon from July 30, 1868, and residue
upon terms 10 be given ut sale.
Trustee.
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n7-IGHCONsTABLE's SALE OF EN-
III sINF. BoTIER, MACHINERY, Gel will
ali A. nmhlic auciion. ON SATURDAY The 31st day
OF August, 1875 at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the foan-
dry OF w. q. Cook, on Eiglith street between an
= ststress warrant In my hands In favor OF II. a.
Alien. OK ecntrix. uss w. B. Cook 8:
: i ~ls-H(lRSE-POWERE ENGINE ana BOiLEh.
4 4 LARGE IRON LATHE,
q DRILL-PREsSES-
. ING:
i BOLT-MACHTNE,
SET PLATFORM SCALES, ss
= Lot Of vERANDA CASTINGS,
1 HEATING-ST0VE,
g 9 OFFICE-DESKS,
STOOL, and
y CHAIRS,
or 10 much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said warrant - ~
TERMS: Cash. L. l.. WHlIlNGI
au go 1t. y. q. n.
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GoRDoSsv1LLs, VA, August IS. 1878.

G0RDONSv1LLE, VA, August Is, 1878.
Msssrs. Editors Dispatch: Leaving the
city Tuesday morning, circumstances pre-
vented me from answering the communica-
ton from 6. Hebron" He should notiudge
the world by himself. His may have been an
exceptional case. His nightmares" while
lying on bis side, might have been mere
dreams, resulting from various causes too
numerous to mention. I don't think that
he can find another instance OF a person
having the "nightmare" except when re-
chning Oh his back. CLAUDE LORRAINE.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme
Real Estate Agent ana Anctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE HOUSE
Il ANDLO SITUATED on LOWNES STR EFT
AT AUCTIUN.-In execution of II decd OF irll't
dated the Sd of June. 1878, from Nancy and John
Harris 10 the undersigned, trustee. and recorded in
Henrlco County Court in Deadlock 90, page 49,,
/ will offer for sale, upon the premises, on MON
DAY, September 2. lS7S.at G o'clock 4. NJ, being
euurcd so 10 do by the holder of The bond secured
Thereby. default having been raadc In the payment
of the same all the property convened by said decd
consisting of u LOT fronting twenty-five feet on
Lowncs street. on which is IL BRICK HOUSE con-
tanning about three rooms.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF safe ana 10 pay on
n bond of 81 I2, with all interest &C, thereon bal
ancc upon terms 10 be given ut sale.
ROBERT W. JOHNSON.
an27 Trustee.
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wAiLRoAD Lines.
81 @ Ess s s:szss|


I CHI Ssq1 ASp pG Coapasd
. - =. =. ~ S r.-s
fHOMMENCINGM 1lNDA1 ,June III, 1913,
1 j tralne an sIIs Rad win run IS follows:
Yp,yr prcu,foxn sorJrH.
6:4O a. Me-. THkOG5E siail, ually, conhsclEs
Iof C1arieston Aushsst IL Co!rins ia sa'
t sai.nan, laie, ys,,, a'AtI.a, /, .,"sus'
Montg0mtIy, MoDue, nSS Ur,eans1
Stops as MaLcnesser ana chester, ana
I'LL rgR ln,:L,s st'Linilst Vn sasuai'
1883 r. M.' E.AihESS ahily texeepe s4h.ayl'
h t;ra ,s yose M, S"ne s,i,n,,r ~ nas,s-
sippi and Ohio railroad for lynch
lions On tAai road; making ;, same
taxing this train win make clese con-
and at Norfolk with splendid Daytime
steamers for Baltimore. phl,adeiPh,a'
ano new ofh, a no wn We Sne o'S tons
nj Wanchesie and Chester.
4:3o p. NJ, FREIGHT daily texcepr Sunday, with
lilo P. NJ. THRoUGH MAIL daily iexcept Sum
mIngton, Raleigh, Charleston, and Sa-
yaDilah. Pullman slecptng-car for
Wilmington and the South.
rr.vr prrrnsRrpc NORTH.
e.on :. " Ttpoi;en MAI, daily leycept Mon
day., connecting with Richmond, fred.
erickshnrg and Potomac raiiroao iof
all points North. EIst, altd WEST.
2:1oP. NJ, EXPRESS TR IN daily Except sun
ayl,conneciing Win 1slcnmohd; rrcu-
ericksburg AMI potomac ra sn ,1 lsat y
Ing Richmond AZ I: hl. lor I'LL poihts
e.ao p. NJ. THRoIIGH MAn. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the wiFsiha a, sp rhis t arS
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
Mi regular Stations on signal,
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
tho Anrouattox denot
ESFIrRSION TRAIN leaves Richmond for Pc
tersburc at o A. N. and 4:3O p. NJ. EVERY sun
-
RICHMOND. FRED'G POTOMAC X. Il. Co.,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
RICHMOND, June 8, 1877.
~O1fMEECINc MONDAY 10TH IN
1 IN ,,nr -, ~ ~. oai VII r,n au fo:r,ws
~ sIAN1' traiis on inns f,"" ~ u' ~
=; Ho 49,, - n 80 s,,.o. .tot,or dsuv
NO. l-Ia1 a. d., leaves ssal,ol Iy ue
,rAcepe S4n'I,gi aG U.1 a. w an )
inStop, LILY Z; M.: b ann 20 (; .
Ne" i0rk, lO:o5 l.. NJ. ,,u,
NO. 3-3:UO /. d., leaves s,pu ''t
due q. aSiing,nh, 3:Qo i; u
Baituorf, i:uo /. NJ IHlEt-
deIDha, $40 a. NJ; New York
NO. $500 L. NJ, leaves Byru-Streel s'nio,
oal!y; que al Washington l;ZI
q; VI. bLlti"o.e; 81 ~ W,
philadelphia, $40 ~ NJ; Ne"
York. 9:35 =. NJ:
NO. $500 L. NJ, ACCoMMoi,AliGN I n ~ !
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TFor the Dlspatch.l
Indian Summer.
BY BIRDIE

BY BIRDIE.
Soft and hazy weather,
Swift descending leaves.
Golden clouds that chase each other
Ger yon smiling 'spansivc blue.
Gentle streams murmurlng music
AS they slowly gurgle on.
Gentle breezeS whispering lowly
OF Il summer that is gone.
Warbling birdie sweetly singing
TO Its ,hate In yon tall tree.
Anthems in the rich red forest ringing,
AS It coos and calls in glad reply.
All! sweet the summer breezes sigh'd,
But low the autumn winds now murmur;
Sweetest pleasures soones fly.
So adieu, fair Indian Summer.
STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, VA.
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PASSENGER.

RAILROAD. J
rrI1EpIrr or rp,,ES
rn>,t<Ir>E .,,yJr 1871,
80 ~ JAN
Tur0IrcU PASSENGER
o.o,,, I.a.a. p,,.aua,.tTTr.m,y TIiJ.r<-
Sou L. VI. LT;s'Ss is,thloI1 ~
IA Gnu 20 T. ~" - i,',r,t Tor
Nest iDih' m',t n i a, E,,,l-
All poihts On III !: ~. 80"
ni'Ie. AT! ~ 49, IL, ,,r Iv,.i,
M: cohlccts "!!li RAIN IN, 80. IT,
lStoi, ~ ~. ,,,t INNS, roui!rc,s
stptchm"nd Win Iran, nn KiclIiuou3
snd pntnrsimrs ."I Cn,->lir,tac aIG
1hio r,,lroaIs'
THROUGH tHEirhi. ,,.,,
500 A. II. Leaves Richm"n! MvSoAl;; " ~
s.oo NJ ,rITESntS TiiI'R.DtY uua SAT-
a, Wast pr;,t ,nr river landings Bal
timore, an, az r' ~ ,r.,Jn.nn Kirn.
meets ,t,, =, n,myil. railroad Rcimona
ana ietrl Hi 49,
Qh mi.t 'p.SsFSGER
1 LUSi; irhm"n,. daiiy Except SUI.
dsyl. p,S.rxcrr
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PROPOSALS..
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
IN MAIL-BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.

PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. August Is, 1873.
Proposals from patentees, or their assignees. for
granting the use of Improvements 10 The construc-
ton or ina2le mode of opening and closing mail
OF any or all kinds. and In the manufacture of ma
Er4as thereof. and also for the Of patented de-
vices for tagging labelling the same, will be re-
eeiyed at this department until IL O'Clock noon on
the I'd pAYDF DECEMBER, 1873.
All proposals must lie In accordance with the
specifications and form of proposal, which will be
furnished on application by letter TO the Second
Assistant Postmaster-General.
The contracts, which may be made for the use Of
any patents will be In conformity with such spech-
-" D. Ii. KEY,
an 22-1aU6w FOStmaster-GeneraI.
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AID ONTO Elff.
4 n 70 rh E,n,. ~ 80
Va nt ~ ~ -. nH' 1'."T T, - ~.
] |, %, pTiI ~ 49, VIA "a'' '''
"'l''~ ~ ',.,s.,n,,.r.
WESTWARD.
No. l-7:2O 4. N.-Leavcs-for HrXriNGT1".
Daily cxr,r, sunday: stop, =.
mn r,y,r,~ ..g,iuns. nrr,,' w.. =.
I;ordonsyl,. Al 1919 !, VI.
ihnrlntt...y ill. AZ ll:L5 l. II
S,atlu;on NJ L:31 =. VI. ndn..rI:
White sulphur ~ 600 l.. y.
tsupl"rl: and Huntington a.
$50 \. II.
FOR Wh>uiHGioE: Artn-i
al h"r'loA.;. al lu:t1 y. IL:
icaTes ny lE-inia Atii"i@i &.
400 /. VI: Ntr'r> At " .,'-
iug,ou AZ 80 =. VI.
For ltN' HHt re: Arrives
1T tharlut VILE. 1T ~ T.
NJ: leave T.: Virginia Mra,ai
LynchhnrE =, 2.2p J.. VI.
No. 'i' nnIIy: s,"r. =. II .n"yr.. '',,'-
ton. Noel. Beaver ban. Z -,sI.
crck'. llaH. lnui.ia. Tr..il-
Ians. Goy.,:l.;iii" .,.,iarn,
Kcswicis. charlottesville,
Lyurhhurg junction tvs. lie.
clum'> Rive: Greenwood, n
ton, Wayn".."cn f!-r'r y.ti",
Snnnton. >wu"r,,. n'-tru.
lIamson,, Lv"mwnr, coming
ton. and ~. Stallion. W., -
Covingt"n. Arrive, at ',or-
aonsrjlly s: i:40 \. ~: ,1r,r-
Iot!c,viIic q, "a \. W.: SIAM
ton a. IL. A. NJ: 'oTii.,',,l
IL 100 \. VI. tr,ahia-N.
White >&'H'ar at r:l1 \. W;
EaQawhl EAi' 1T 1870 /, VI.
thi!nrrl: Huntington n 80
i. VI. Stra'@,l arrives AT Ports
MoiulI ~ 800 l.. W.: 'iG'iu-
m mnt, a. III, , H. d.; Ia n', ,n r.''i. -
Norhwc,t. and southwest.
For hAHiiSGlo$: Ay''I.i
ut G"rd"r>fi!c al 20 \ VI,
leave hy virginia Midlamd ,lHi
AT $3.50 y. NJ. arrives al Ni'I-
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By ". Goddin,

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
j FARMING AND CURD-WOOD LAND IN
CHARLES CITY, VA. NEAR WILSON'S LAND
ING.-Ry virtue of = deed of trust executed by
Martin VI. LIpscOm'. trustee, for Adeline i. Lips
CONT. his wife. bearing dated August |. 1877, aud
duly recorded in the clerks office Of Charles City
County Court, Deadlock g. page 13l-being re-
qured so 10 do by the DeAcficiary-1 shall proceed
10 SILL at public ane,ion IN front OF t1e custom
house In the city Of Richmond, on 1T ESDAI. Sep
lcmber 18th, at 10 a. NJ. that desirable FARM
AND WOOD LAND in said county. about three
miles from Wilson's landing, on james river. con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less. and adjnins the lands of j. l. Graves.
John Lamb. and others.
TERMS: Enotlsh in cash to pay of 4 note now
due Tor 1925. with interest and charges Of protest
from AUGUST l, 1877. and cost of sale: on credit
as to S3JS34 until lst August. 1879; on credit as
to S35S.33 until 1st August, 1880: on credit as
To S35e.33 until lst August, 1881 and as TO The
residue of the procreCS of sale such terms rs
shall be announce ut the hour of sale: the whole
payments 10 bear interest. and secured by Il
deed OF trust. GEORGE j.. CRAWFORD.
an 0S-pDl
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
q n

GALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Don HOLLY STREET.--By request Of the own
er will sell. on FRIDAY. August 80, 1878, at 5
O'Clock p ~. on the premises No. ia Holly street.
between Pine and Laurel streets. fronting on SAID
parallel Iints l1S feet. The HOUSE is frame and
contains four rooms: and has the usual o,lt-houscS
There X all excellent well OF water on the prem ise;
TERMS: Very accommodating, and Will be an
nouncpd ut sale. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
% Auctionecr.
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RAILROAD LIsEy.
@ W ss s $3.50
pICHMOND AND DASyILLE Raj
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING Erryt,
SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1878,
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LAO r. NJ. leaves Eiclifnona: arr,yc. -.
Burseri!e IL +. NJ. ,p.1 ~
s sri's's ; rs 7. y. DaS SIH:
2. NJ, sal,s1,r: 1855 / ~ ~
No. 2-2:50 A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: army. W.,
salisbury 41' a: 81. t,r,.r..
s:5a A. IL. Su'ir ,ri ,';''' tgG
A. M- GnrEeyIIe IZ:53 f.. :;
aud Richmond 3:l7r.M. ''
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-11:l5 Z. VI. leaves Richmond: arr.yc. .,
Vile 1923 :. H.. 'rc.as.,y',
81. and Charlotte I2:f0j !: V.
No. 4-4:15 Z. NJ, leaves tlIa J. tie: qrri,,. =:
salisbury j:47 p. w.. Orr.
s:sl p. IS! 81. t Il; S;i - 81 ~:
M.,and Reunions - II.
at Richmond with the Richmond, Frederic
burg and Potomac railroad 10 anL from al! :, g,,,
North and East; at BurkcrIe with the Az .,.,,
Vile. Lyncnburc. and all southwestern ro',,.. -,
SuIheriins with the Milton and >uthrrn Nlr'c -.
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. C.: at Etuder w:;n
the Northwestern North CaroIisa ra:irna, or .,,rn
and intermediate points; a. SII bury with Tho
Western North Carolina raiIro2a Icxc. ut Sn,rg,.i
for Statesvic. AsHviiic. and IG:crHcd.a.c pus;,;;
At AIRLINE JUNCTION With AtiaGs2 ara Chlg.,,.,.
Airline
-. > Z 90.
Ing North aud South with the Richmond. $3.50.
ricksbura and Potomac railroad for Wsshn.;Yn
and all points North aud West all with III" On -.
peake and Ohio ralroad Tor 4! points West: A,
Dundee with Virginia MiIiaEt Railroad to and
from Washington and ali poiu,. North anI W..
At Greensboro with North Carolina railroad I.r
Raleigh, Goldsboro'. aud i1,rr:ar,iiatc roru.,.
at Charlotte, with Tile CharI.';a. Columbia aud
Augusta railroad To aud irb;I al! points Norm
and South. These trains rim iaiy On H.,
Richmond and n.tlric rai.r.l,!, aIri cnuu,q.. IA
above, except going north ~ >Ga!1y mrrnu. ,aj
going south Monday morning. / rains rnaS!u- tbs
connection run daily on Richmond. Frc,..rI.,,-
burg and Potomac aud CEcsuret..- and ohio g..,-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. w. y. L. railroad run he:w...a
Greensboro and Salem ,ailY cAc,?. sunday.
Pullman palace drawing-i o"lJ and ~.c,.liu:.'l.,
run trains Nos. and > ta.N.rn New ,ur..
| and Atlanta ria Richmond au- 81 Nos. 3 ;iiG
between Richmond and Charlotte. and lr,%r.i
Washington. Danvic, Charlotte, ard Augusta.
Tickets sold Ia all soutncrn 90 southwestern
points, and baggage checked ihr.t'.-i
Local tickets are good onlT E.! oA'inroGs rl-,tGe
between the points named on to C.cnets. So ay-
ever checks will be given.
T. v. 2. TAI.CuTT.
ti.'E'rts Superintendent
JOHN r. MAcMURDc, Genera: .'asSeuser ase,.:.
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NV Grandfathers Clock" IT. was all very well,
When The soug was first coming about,
But twas whisLicd and sung till its numbers now
swell
Upon ears that are tired out.
1t Is whisteG ana hummed, out of time out Of tune,
With an Infinite feeling Of pride.
Till we all Of MS wish that the song had stopped short
When The old man died.
TCa7nasicaL Exchange.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP eTFa
" COMPANY. sSHnhar6
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one or their splendif
steainers-OLD DOMINION, WiANOkE. !SA 1sSS
BELL, and RlCHMOSlp-everyT TUESDAY, FIJI
DAY, aud SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, aud were DULL eS'
pressly for this route .
They have splendid raloons, state-rooms, and BATH
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un'
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly 81
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Noru
river.
Freight received unfit P. N. daily.
Cabin fare " New York, sig. Steerage, 50 ans
Frelghts Tor points beyond New YORK forwarded
with Dispatch ana no charge made except actal e1-
penseS incurred.
IS.
For further information apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN l. CO., Agents,
mylo -s Office COMPANIES wharves. Rosketts.
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Buffer BullfOZeh .

Ben. Butler, the champion bulldozer.
Put ques ion he thought was poser;
But bold Major Burke
SET him down with a Jerk.
Aud bulldozed the champion bu'ldoZer.
Nelo York Mail (Ind.)
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PRFETING.FaOUSES.

PRHETING-HOUSE
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN TIE SOUTH, CON-
bined with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-.
pared TO execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDS.
rkOFESSIONAL-CARDS
WEDDING-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
ELLIS LADING.
RECEIPTS
BILL-HEADS, :
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
NoiioA'' CHECKS. -
DRUG-LABELs.
ARG UMENTS.
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In q manner that cannot Se sur.
passed.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filled and d..
!tvered by express or mail.
We will chcerfully furnish estimates and send
samples wnen required. NH l2-dsw.&w