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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-18
By james NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VALUABLE
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND Al
AUCTION.-In execution of u decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of The city of Richmond, entered on the
I'd day Of july. 1878. In the su!E OF Alters cXeru-
trlX Us. Wheat, &C.. Will proceed to sell ut puDhc
auction. upon the premises, on FRIDAY the :! gun
part of the REAL ESTATE mentioned In said de-
cree. and in tho following order. viz.
First. That desirable LOT fronting % 4-l2 by 53s
feet ar he southeast corntr Of Franklin and
Twelfth streets. with all ;he improvements iHerG0n'
consisting of large three story BElCk Dwell
LING ana the small BRICK STORE adjoining the
St. James Hotel.
Second Tirt valuable LOT fronting 81 by GO feet
on Twelfth street, lying between the st. James tl0-
tel and the Planters National Bank. with the i'm
FRAME STORES. now yielding good rents.
Third THAT valuable vacant LOT fronting ~ DIV
about so feet on the west side of Tenth street be-
tween Main and Cary streets, and adjoining Anslits
IlrriJ gc-Shop -
Fourth. That desirable LOT fronting 90 by 50
fee: 10 an alley four feet wide, On Bank street and
adjoining The Park Hotel, with onc-story brick
and-fraine STORE thereon which is HOW yiedinEa
fair rent.
INC-LOT fronting about 32 by ] So fteL 10 an alley
twenty feet wide on the north .idc or franklin be-
tween Jefferson aud Madison streets, and adjoining
the residence Of General T. Il. johnson. with small
BRICK COTTAGE thereon, containing four rooms,
with The dwelling which may hereafter be built upon
said or.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance 1T -four,
eight twelve, and sixteen mouths for negotiable
notes, with interest added and secured BY deed oil
trust. MARY a. ALLEN.
EXecutrix of Joseph Allen. deceased.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON
Auctiunecrs. V .
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A TELESCOPE WoNDER.--fFro the Co.
lumbia MOI Herald, July 1l.]-Profcssors
Bryant, Ficklin, Lowery, and Newland on
Tuesday night last visited the telescope IN
vented and manufactured by Mr.: K. ..
Cans. farmer, residing several miles north
~ Co,,mbia. After quite a number OF OBJ
servalions, fully testing the merits OF the
instrument, they pronounced it in all re-
spects one Of the best telescopes in the colln-
try. For its size-thc object glass being but
six inches-it probably has no superior, 1t
is better instrument than the one used IN
the University Observatory. The work
manship upon it is admirable. 1t is GER
tainly remarkable that Mr.. Cans, farmer
who makes no pretentions to scientific
learning, should have thus, unaided, con-
structed one OF the most complicated Of sci
entific instruments, equal in workmanship
and magnifying power to those OF the most
skilful aud accomplished artisans.
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ssesees1Seaas

fc4ce St tEe eArtt-b6EH II gF6 Uf each day
r41s5oAy aay4nn links 10y An Rrfel
IA sun that sets mos beams npan Thy Way
Lnrsng thee upward from ITO pleaEarys brief
HIS biesssnE waits. Before * bow and pray
Peace TO the beating waves OF mortal pain
s "a yotee from heaven bids tncIn lie M rest
/ moon thar BiHks not lists their soft fefratns
His btessing wni,s. That biesslng kneel 10 gain.
Peace to she ended hopes of darkeniHg years;
y Alspht TINT fades not shines away aif fears, s ~
f3e Messing each shadow Ill thy heart be glad;
His blessing waits. A tTaer life II bears.
I Peace 10 the mastering tears for fioly dead
"A Hand Immortal wtnes nll streaming eyes
Al smile That dies not DER thy path is shed,
Cleaning from angel lips 10 sOothe shy siehs
His blesaing waite. Behold. 10 crowns thy heao !!
- fsss.s .s5.s I,oat01a Transcript.
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a GLooMY OuTI.ooK FoR BUTLEE.-[F,rom

A GLOOMY OUTLooK FoRBUTLEE.-lFrom
the Boston Herald. beyond any faestion
negotiations are roing on, and nave oeen
for the last ten days, between ceftaln l,.-
mocratic politicians and Genera b 'i e..
friends with view to giving General But
1cr the Democratic nomination for the gov
ernship. The Irish Democratic leaders gem
orally favor this course. But already there
are signs that the men who give character
70 the Massachusetts Democracy don't ike
This sort of thing. They threaten in case
the Butler faction gets control OF the con-
yention to withdraw, raise the regular DC
mocratic flag. make regular nomination;
and rely with confidence upon the Nauo i,'a
Democratic party for recognitlon DIS ane
onlv true blue Democratic party OF Dassa-
chusetts. This is not gasconading or Yapor-
ing. The sagacious old Democrats see Tue
danger ahead and don't hesitate to acAno"i-
edge its existence.
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ly, j. G. CABELL,
President Board Of Heal ,h.
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,

IU,
The increased demand upon these works. and The
limited pumping capacity. makes II lmperatively
necessary that the s1riccst economy should be OBJ
served In the Use OF water. The pumps are now
Griren. 10 their utmost capacity. day and night,
neScr being stopped unless for repairs. which, from
such constant labor Is often necessary. The reser
YOirs curing this hot weather losing head daily,
which Is all Important, particularly In the elevated
parts Of the city and III case OF fire. In view OF the
above 1t IL most urgently requested that the citizens
will use every effort to prevent all unn necessary
waste, and thus save the city from possible waller
famine. .ralga j. L. DAVIS,
jy l7-.s aw3W Superintendent,
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-The attention. of nersons

TAUTION.-Th attention OF persons
" using waier-cIosets on their premises is called
10 tLc danger 10 their health by allowing the water
10 flow continually through the closets, as for every
gallon OF water thss passed through lie closet
SIMILAR AMOUNT OF SEWER AIR MAY BE RE-
are supplied with yentilatlng tubes. OF course u
sufficient amount of water should be used to cleanse
the pipes. and only an excess Is 10 be avoided. /
am directed by the Committees on Health and Wa
Ter 10 call special attention 10 the unnecessary waste
of wafer III this manner. and To give notice llat
visits will lie ade by officers repeatedly 10 see that
this custom Is discontinued.
Respectfully, D; u. CABELL,
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By Grubb5 & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No, 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
W BILE BRICK DWELLING No. SOB WEST
MARSHALL STREET. NEXT DOOR TO HENRY
STREET, AT hUCTIDN.-By- virtue oil Il decree Of
tie Richmond Chincery CoHll. pronounced June
20, 1878, in the Of Palmer rS: Rowe etdt$. we
will sell at auction. upon the premises. on THURS
able BRICK DWELLING lecaled Us above tie
scrbed, NJ. 500 west Marshall street. The house
contains five and kitchen aud The lot fronts
81 feet by TO All alley.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months. with negotiable notes given for de-
ferred payments, six per cent. interest addef. and
the title retained until all the purchase money Is
paid. JOHN $. Wise:
JAMES CASkIE,
i've Commissioners.
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BY E. 3. Cook, Auctioneor.
No. 20 Governor street.

urAGoNs. FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
wv cow, HOGS, &C.. AT hUCTION.-Uu FRI
DAY. 10Th Instant, at i O'Clock, will sell At the
residence Of hlr. 3. Briel, Jr., OIL TwentY-fourth
7 IeI FARM INV" WAGnN. L sPRrNG-wAGON,
j CART. l set DOUBI.E-BUGGY HAHN ESS,
i AIDERNEY HEIFER,
Several FINE HOGS,
Crop of OATS already shocked:
An assortment Of FARAllNG DIP ELEMENTS. &c,
iyl7 +. j. COUH, Auctionecr.
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PROPOSALS.

TYFEsGINEERtS OFFICE,t
FL RICHMOND, Va, July l6, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS
~ viii be received ut this Office unit
FRIDAY NEXT, 10TH INSTANT,
at O'Clock r. NJ.
for constructing the following.
BRICK EGG-SfiAPED SEWERS:
MARSHALL street from Twenty-fourth TO Tweaty-
sx sixth street:
Fourth street from Canal TO Arch street:
Ninth Street north Of Leigh street TO ravine
z Forms OF proposals can he Obtained and specftca-
tons seen by applying ut this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right to
reject any or al proposals offered.
s 80 - = - - - w, e. GUTsHAW,
8 jY 18-td City Engineer,
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Wsare deeply obliged to the Graphic,
which remarks, I" Pronounce them Shoo-
wahsametts. accent on the wab.o We shall
now be able to converse without the slight
est hesitation. The word has been night
mare and stumbling block. It has de-
stroyed consecutive thought and placed o
burthen on the shrinking soul. We feel as
II even the extreme heat had gone and left
only q delicious breeze coming with only
partial sinucsity from the gardens OF Para
disc Bgga'o cypress. S
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CUERIFF'S SALE
NJ OP
FINE OLD WHISKEY.

By virtue Of an execution In nv hands in favor of
Seldom & Bruce against A.. q. ker and James J. Fos-
ter win sell mt The warehouse of Seidnn Il Bruce,
on Virginia street, on TUESDAY the 23d July,
1873. mt IL O'Clock y. NJ, five whole barrels and
seven half barrels of
from the celebrated Park Gsciery.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT
sheriff of the city of Richmond.
iy 10 S1QEtl
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By Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and auct!onecrs,
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BUILDING Lot OF: TWENrY-FOuRTl!
STREET NEAR STREET. UNION HILL. BY
AUCTION.-By virtue OF the provisions OF 4 decd
OF trust hearing date August .. IS 10. from Samuel
Brown and james fudd 10 the undersigned trustee
duly recorded III tile clerks Office OF the County
Court of llrnrico, to secure the payment OF GER
myin.. been made in the payment thereof, and be-
ing required so to do bv the holder OF said note.
shall ~ trustee in said deed sell b: auction, the
premises. on TT ESDAY the 23d day of July, lS7E.
at 6 O'Clock F. NJ. all that lot OF land lying aud be
In in the county Of Benrico, and bounded rs fol-
lows: Beginning ON Twenty-fourth street 60 feet
from its intersection with street. running north
wardTy, and fronting on said Twenty fourth street
80 fcer, thence running back within parallel lines
I25 feet 10 an alley.
Terms: Moderate, and made known at the slime
Of sale. j. A. RICHARDSON.
j. IL Trustee
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irIlllll,lld
TEuRSDA s. /. &. J. at Il Is, 1878.

Editors Dispatch: ssf iii II. IA. B., or some
nt your readers devoted TO historic research,
make It known throug n your colul1ns " he
thcr there ever were two such PERSONS IN
the early history OF Viz insa known as Sir
Barnxby Raven aud Lady HI apeSn Mort l
nner Respectfully, 1ScRgDuLoUs.
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Gy Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
" RIGHT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOK \ W.
NUE. AND ADAMS STREET AT ACCIlClS,;;n ~
by virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court or Inc
city of Richmond, Of date June rs, 1878. in the
case Of Hill Il Goidin ps. Stevenson and others. /
Will proceed 10 sell 1T public auction on the pTem-
ses, at O'Clock p. NJ. on FRIDAY July -. 1879.
the DOVER RIGHT OF Mrs. Layclettc 7. steven.
son In the HOUSE and LOT OH the south Slde Oh
Marshall street near Adams. of which r. NJ Sic
velson cieu possessed, said house being numbered
los west Marshall, and cont Inns about hye room
with Kitchen. The lot fronts 30 by -leet. 1ue
- JOHN s. WISE,
jy9 commissioner.
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RAILROAD LINES.


RM - - -
lHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
W AZ ;,9H ard after SUNDAY,
rive at Richmond As follows:
WESTWARD.
]. 1-7:20 a. N.-Leaycs-EO! HGSrlyGToy.
Daily exsep. Sunday; stop, at
all regular stations: arrives at
GOrd6nsyiile ~ 1895 A. 81:
Charlottesville at l:25 a. IL;
Stannton az 1886 T. ". tdinnerj;
White Sulphur ut $50 +. S.
tsupGr): aud Huntington at
$50 4. II.
For WAsurSGToS: Arrives
a: G0rd2nsy!i!e At l0:35 \. ~:
leaves by TlrzinLs Midland at
iucron az g:l5 r. NJ.
FoR LISCHBERG Arrives
ut Charlottesville at II:2j A.
NJ; leaves ~ Eirxinis Midland
Lyuclburg NJ 2:20 VI.
0, 0:45 2. M-Leares-F OF: CINCINNATI:
Daily: stops at Hanover Junc-
ton. Noei's Beaver Dam. Fred
crIck's Hal. louisa. Treyil-
ian's. Gorc!oa,vilie. Gotham
Keswick. charlottesville
Lynchhurg Junction. Ivy, Sic.
chum'S River. Greenwood. Al.
ton- Waync,boro, Fisher vlIe.
Stauutun. Swpopc'<. GD>hrn
MILFORD. Cliion Forge. VII
IanSonS. L9wmOor. C0y!ns-
ton. and ali stations west OF
tovin2ton. Arrives AZ Cor
donss lie ri LEO \. NJ: Char
lot,cSviIie a. 4:2j \. NJ: Stamn-
'.h =. r. ~. "', '"'iiiG'on
White sulphur al $50 ~ VI:
kanawlia Falls at 1870 T.. ~
tdlnncri Huntington 1T o:ij
L. VI. Steam"r arrives al Ports
mouth al $3.50 =. NJ: Cinciu-
matt At 4. IL. and connects
with the Hoes Tor the West,
Northwest j.rG Southwest.
foN a>!itNCIOS: hrrirHS
~ u"ruon.F"'e III 10 \. VI,
lctSts ~ ir-Ihia MifithG train
III $40 \; -. arrives at Wash
ihEl"n u \: 81, ,..
=, ' E"r.Ial: !, .. ~ XXI 90 H'1'E>'
a. %o,1."',S ,,. 80 at Nv N VI.
49, 49, az. EI'"h.
.'" ,,n tt'c' 1T i'!"'ho1FS
q 5e..5pu I,.,ya--- ~ ~ Cornox.,,,,y.
~ AVS tccn,n,rn,;.,i',, ,,j,,. = -, -,
.,', ''", IAN 'n'ep"
a',ii.n ~. T., H'.,t'' 80 Az >nt;IDhS,
wv X - ~ "'t"'hS'"e"t
i'io W.
EAsTNN AID.
o. $500 =. M-Ariiycs-r.c.r urSTTSCToS
Daily (rNr".p: Sunday): Ic4y.,
Huntington ~ $50 T. NJ:
Wuisc ~Eip,sGr IL $40 4. NJ.
Staani"n Al 1879 T.. ": Char
lo''c>viiie NJ, $50 T.. ~; Cor
Gonsvilic II 4:iJ +. VI.
FEOM LT%C!tErRG: Er2iUit
Midland et"rs l.ynchGurg n
l2:JJ +. NJ: arrives a. Cor
G"n.ri.le Al 80 " II. icham@C
carsl: tN"sareat" aEI phio
leaves at - l.. VI.
o. 22-4:i5 I. M.-fEON 'SthIElON: IraY"s
S.auhtnn daiy trXcrpi snr"4N
~ 1:io \. w.. ,hIfi"i'",I!.t
500 \. NJ: tnf'"ls'ilic lU:tN
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pe.r- EsT.TE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, NEW BRICK HOUSE,
L containing nine rooms and al convenie ile 5,
order and cost the owner S4.100 cash. VIII be
sold for that sum- and only one third or one fourth
need be paid down. and on tie balance as long lime
viii be given rs is required. Address " Lila NJ,
DisnGtcL Office. is l3-5t
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A DMINISTRATOR'SS ALE.-I shall, as
II administrator of W. S. Prime, deceased. sell at
public auction, on THURSDAY. July Is, 1878. at
8 z. NJ. at his obligatory, at Stony Rum OH The
NneNIie road all his personal property, Including
the MACHlNERY-to Wit:
/ HORSE.
9 WAGONS.
l set of HARNESS,
FEATIIEk-BED and BEADSTEAD.
8 large HOGS,
COUKING-STOVE and contents,
large IRON KETTLE,
40 gallons NEATS-FOOT OIL,
lot OF CEDAR POSTS,
I GRINDSTONE,
2 pairs Of SCALES,
lot Of CROCKEltE, &C., sc.
TERMS: Cash.
After tic sale of the personal property the place
can be rented for one or two months.
NJ. G.. CROWDS,
Admiuis traitor of W. 5. Prime.
Sale conducted by L. ID. EACHo.
jy 13-S.Tu&Th
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r D. GATEWOOD, 1903 EAsTA

e. MAIN STREET.-Furni,ure is now at w.
The lowest prices. Now is TIE time TO buy. My bET
stock being bought before the advance in prizes,
parties buying from me get The advantage thereof.
] am Selling goods low as They can be had this
side Of New York. ! have in stock all the newest
designs for Parlor. Chamber. aud Dining Room. All
parties can be suited IN quality and prIce. Chairs
sneciaity. Upholstering and Repairing. Terms tc-
raj. lie III
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SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAXING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 90. ISIS.

SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 90. ISIS.
THROUGH MAIL TRAM DAILY.
No. lilo L. NJ. leaves EjcEm6Hd: ARRIVES a.
Eurkcvitl,. I'll =. 81. >utu-
cr'ins lis =. NJ. nanytlr
l.. w.. Salisbury 1855 +. w.,
ana Chlrpt;" i i. ".
40. 2--2:j0 A. NJ. leaves char.';i": arrives 1t
hnro' 6:.j \. NJ. lmNur
500 \; j.. >nh"r:in', ";iio
ana Rirl,n"u! ;3:l7 r.M.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
w. 3-ll:IJ L. NJ, leaves RirImouh: arrives at
i;i' 4ii:. IA 4 cr NJ: n2n;
3:l5 \. ". salisbury il:ul !.
~. and Charlotte 1910 T.. VI.
we SiIis..nry 5:i5 +. VI. Green
g:3l T.. h.iH'kryi!lc SIS \.
NJ. and I:..tn,.ua 7 \ NJ.
Trains Nos. ! and = VIII mas" clos; coHiurci ion
at Richmond wiki the llcHUa":,i. Frc,!rr'ca.-
burg and Potomac rliir"ad 10 a..d from al! is',ut
North and East: At !;ur.cyi.;r wIth the Allan
lie. Mississippi ana Obi" railroad - and from Farm
yiiia Lyncn5urg. aud all southwestern u"lmts: at
SnhcrIiu's with tic Milton aud Sn;hrr!iu Narrow
l;:ge railroad for Milton. y. T.: at DGudr" VIVA
The Virginia hliaHd rl!r"ad: .: Greensboro "l'I
the Northwestern North Tar"!,Ha r"roa! i"f' ~'l,n
amt intermediate points: at Airline junction with
Atlanta aud Charlotte Ar-I.tE".
Trains Nos. 3 and / will conn"c: II Richmond 90
ana all points North and NcS' ant with ;!r &c -
pcake aAi Olil" railroad for .! uonh- Wet: It.
Duadce with Virginia Midland r"'iE@@ {" ani
from Washington and al rG,:r;, : ri' i"d W"-':
at Grccnsi"rn' ,w'h. North r'""'.,a E:'r"a" i"r
Raleigh, Go!sishogo', and i.r"tm.Iitc point;
at Salisbury with lie Wo.:a:i %urt@ Carolina
railroad ut Charlotte with Tie I'iar.ou". t".am-
bia and augusta rarGad Il ar Ifo,a ~ u't@!,
North and South. These train: run Iai'y 90 'l,'
Richmond aud Dauyi!c r.t.IprU. "ET CONNECT $
above. except going north ~ >E4"'E m"rnia% Az
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AUCTION SsLES-.-Ttsis bay.
No. 20 Governor street.

DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF A LARGE
l. AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DIAMONDS,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY,
sILVERWARE, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. At ~ hUC-
TION-By request Of A. Harris, Esq. pawnbroEcr,
viii self at his office, No. 1922 Main street, on
THURSDAY, 18Th Instant, nc 10 O'Clock m me
largest aud most variS ID assortment of FORFEITED
PLEDGES that he has yet offered to the public, con-
S'S''" DIAMOND Rim Gs, BpEAsTPINs, and
$50 LADIES and GENTLEMEN's GOLD
WATCHES;
$50 SILVER WATCHES-stem- and key-winders
(Euglish. American, and Swiss makes:
LADIES' and GENTLEAIEN'S GOLD and
SILVER CHAlNS-lattst styles;
ELEGANT SETS OF JENELRY:
PLAIN Col. D and SET CAMEO, CNYN, and
AMETHYST RINGS:
STUDS. SLEEVE and COLLAR-BUTTONS;
GUNS, PISTOLS.
SILVERWAkE. consisting of, in part, Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladlc~. &C.:
together with many other articles usually found At
first-class pawnbrckcr's sale.
Mr. Harris will guarantee every article rs repre-
seutpt and will lead the same amount that lie has
advanced any time within sixty days from Gate OF
sale f. u. COOK, Auctioncer.
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PRsSTHNsa-3sDES
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SoUTH, coz
hincd with skillu mechanical talent. We are prt-
parcd 10 execute promptly, in thc very bc>, style
and AT Low PRICES, ever description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS-CARDS.
TISITISG-CARnS.
PROFESSION N.-CARDS.
WEDDlEG-CAEDs.
SHOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MtEIFESTS.
BILLS LADING.
RECELpTs.
BlLL-HEADs.
LETTEH-IiEAns.
NOTE-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS,
NOTICES. CHECKS, NOTES
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
&C.- Sc.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES or TYPE
and execute work in manner that cannot he sur
passed.
Wcalso do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed aud de-
iycrcd b. express or mail.
We will chccrlully furnish. estimates and seGd
SAMPLES when renilrrcI. NH l2-d.sw.&w
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R1CuMoSp, YORK RIVER &&5t HE-rr NE!
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y CGNNiENt !IE SiAE Il. 1877.


R1cHMoSp, YORK Ei'LH ~ ~ hE- ,,,l, ,"h
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= CGNNEN,lHG NAE u. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
DAY. and SATURDAY. t""Hrcl, .:
West Point wi'i. s.,sULar iiJ'1ni -"
all points ON 1ur. .tN"r AMI I"tI-
more. Arrives IL Baltimore al \.
VI. connects wIts rs..-,IGtS i"r v ,.>H
iuston, Philadelphia. "" ur". -
ton. and all we.t,.rn ra,aio "Eh.'.'5
Il, Rich"oud " In tra!as IA Ri"'Nn""r
and Pctershur: All ,"c.Il"'hc IA"
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WE'D
NESUhT. ard FRIDAY: AMI
800 A.. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SAT-
CEEDAY. Ccnncc4a WIKI ,;ram,'7
ut West Point !or river .am:iss !'.t''
timorc, and al! "cstr:r points. Tom
meets a, Richmond ~i:a trains 0n.Eirh"
InouG aud Dany.e ra!'r"id.Hlc.r"i''.
and Petersburg, 81" '"r'dp'AAe AZ"
ONO raj lroat>.
LOCAL PAs>ENEk..
SCOOP. ". Leaves Richmond dolly except sGa-
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER:
A'''' " THURSDAY, >iiIRDAf. Con-
meets win t.9,iu, oU Rcpmond ana
% Petersburg and .Ch">a.1nHr ana On"
railroads. Siear!"r ilIyani leaves ii"'-
MUSDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud EH!-
DAY, al l.. u. Connects Wlsh
trains from Phi.m:,Isha, New YORK.
and western p'iu;-. His'! q. N"'! OH.
with trains Tor E!c"HoAI aH' 'Ho
South.
..oopr arrives AZ Richmond MONDAY WE'D"
1'oo " NESDAY and FRIDAY aud
a.,,p n TEESpAi, THURSDAY. AMI SAL
o'A' tKDAY. connects Win steamer Hs
West Point fIpn Baltimore" COZ
meets VITA E!ca.o2@ an" ih .af.",
nIrhmon,! ..,,t Petersburg. aud Nhc>1-
pc.,se and bhi" RAILROADS..
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FURNITURE.

TOR Establishing to give myn
n attention To manufacturing, my large ~
stock of CHAMBER. PARLOR. and DINING NS9
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale ut manu-s ~
faeturers' prices.
Over fifteen per cent. saved by purchasing YOUR
FURNITURE at ARTHUR RO0NEY:S.
Warerooms 1907 Main street.
Z. S.-PARLOR SUITS OF Cofpline aud other Fine
Upholstery; CHAMBER SEITS Of French Plate
Glass and Best Finish: sIDEBUARDS, HAT
RACKS, EXTENSlOS-TA8LES &c.-all Of the
finest make and patterns.
;, such opportunity Is seldom offered to get GOOD
FURNITURE, ie29
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NOTICE.

All persons having forfeited pledges will call and
renew or redeem the SAME on or hsfore WEDNES-
DAY, 18th instant, as no exceptions Will nc MADE
for any one. Office open every niehtuntil O'Clock.
IL fat 4. HARRIS. l'awnhroker.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP - tr:s;s.,
~ COMPANY. ,-1@.ss;<Sl

FOR NEW GUEk.
This company VII dispatch one ~ their sl,cnh'S
s:camers--tILD pOMISlON. HfASph t.. ISAAC
CELL. and RlCliIluND-cvcrr TUESDAY, RI
DAY. and st NDAf ~ hiah water.
These ships are entirely new, auG were bHit e2-
presSlv for this route. =,
They have splendid saloons, s:ate-roors, aIt-0ata
rooms. , - 49,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
SURPASSED. ...,a.,. =.
Goods SHIPPED b. this line are landed regularly al
New York on the coIIpaMy's covered ier, - -H0r'1
river. .,,,,
Krclgnts fcz pciD;s beyond New York fnr"a rdeH
with dispatch, anu 40 charge foa'e except a:iht! eS
penSes incurred.
Freight -cceiycd ur:il C p. y. daily.
CABIN fare 20 New York. ST.. S;eeraee, 40 ana
rs. ,.
GEORGE ". ALLEN " CO. Agents,
my1o otice Cnnrluv's wharreS. R"cEeIts'
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ySfyasB5 ENiI GOAL.


GOAL AND W0OD.-On hand ana con-
Y J strutI, receiving large took frcShly-mincd
ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizes. Offering at lowest
prices Tor cash. WEST VIRGINIA SlLlST ana
E;EGINE: also, CLOVER IIILLa and COKE. PINE
aud OAK WOOD. long and sawed. from $3.50 To
$3.50 and - per cord. Orders promptly Filed at
either office. 81 DAD street b"twecn Seventh AMI
Eighth or Nineteenth and Cary streets.
~ slim G.. I. PAGE.
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TAMES & JOHN n. CORD ON,
81 WHOLESALE. GROCERS AND DEALERS
IN METALS. Nos. 6 and s Fourteenth street, near
the Exchange Hotel, offer for sale Refined Sugars OF
nil GRADES Rio, Laguayra, and Java Coffee; Green
and Black Teas, Molasscs and STrups, Soap Cam
dies, ID Carb Soda Pearl Starch, Concentrated l.ey
&C. Also. Iron, Steel, and all the met
ais usually sold this market. Nova Scotia Grind
stones, ali sizes. My ii