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i57.5s rsurRAE0 LETHIA NATER:
MOLD iIrrHIAJ AIFsT
nor WATER IN RHEUMATIC GouT.
CASE OF DR.. Z. c.DARRETT,A APPOINTMENT
PHYSICIAN OF JERUSALEM, SOUTH
AaIPToN COUNTY, Vi
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. BARRETT
OF NOVEMBER u, 1877.


y. Last summer had very severe attack Of Rhen
matte Gout, from which suffered all the concomi-
tanis OF 50 grave lnalady. was. bed-rtdden. be-
camc extremely emaciated with active, infam ma.
tory fever, swollen and painful and sensitive
joints :all OF which made me a helpless and CON,
.armed Inyalld. .During q painful and protracted
Illness lresofted to every rational treament con-
cefyablo without material bene1 OF, whenfhe LITHlA
WATER No.2 was suggested to me, and 1 cen-
lnenced thcuse OF IL. ] had used IL but few days
before IFS peculiar salutnry effects began to be de-
yeIoped. lis first impression was made upon the
kidneys After this the secretions generally became
aroused. My skin, which had been constantly as
dry as parchment, assumed o soft and noistened
condition. and my appetite, Of which there h sa
been total failure revived TO healthy craving Tor
food. j have continued tn take the WATER three
goblets day), and have now no traces Whatever OF
my original complaint. and am as firm and elastic
as any man OF my age.
Dr. Harriet attributes tho wonderful curative
properties OF the BUFFALO LITHIA WATER to
their great power as solvent of uric acid = tnae
the blood becoming neutralzed of that generally
peryading poison all of The eunctortes of the sys-
fem are set to work in the elimination OF
substances
GALLON BOTTLES, can be had ut the SPRINGS
at as per case, in advance; in Richmond, at PUh-
CELL, LADD & CO.'S, at 3d. o per case.
de 3l-Sf&Th&eow Proprietor.
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An ae2vminoaaiion train leaves Richmon! dali,
Except Sunday mt 3:45 +. ST.. and arriyc. =;
Junction 5:l3 p. NJ: Beaver Dam, $3.50 +. ~.
Louisa. 1902 z. d.; Coz louisville at $50 r. II
train, arriving at Washngton at l2:15 4. ": Ia
tinlore. $50 A. NJ. Philadelphia, $40 A. N: Nov
York, 9:36 a. 81.
Through sleeper from Gordonsyille to Ecs. Yo-.
Mail train daily Except Sunday stops at all rcyn
lar stations. and connects at GordonsyiIlc with the
Virginia Midland railroad, srrving at Washington
at sos p. D.; Baltimore, $50 =. NJ: PhadcIohIa,
$40 A. NJ, and New York, 6:45 A. 81.
Mail train connects at Charlotte vile with yir.
glnia Midland railroad, arriving at Lynchbury Al
sippl and Ohio railroad for the Southwest.
Express train daily, stops Il; junction. Soel's
Treyi1an's, Gordonsvie Charlotte ;vilIc, Staur-
ton. Goshen, Mi;lboro', Coriugton. and all station,
the Virginia Midland railroad, arriving at Washing
ION 1t S:10 a. NJ: Baltimore. $50 A. NJ: Phia-
delphia, 40 L. d.. and New York. SHOP Con.
nec,s at Charlottesville with The Virginia Midland
at Danuil1e at $50 A. n. Connects al Huntington
with Chesapeake and Ohio steamers for Portmou,h
Cincinnati, and all points In the West.
Sleepns-cars on express trains between Richmond
and CoviIgton.
East bound mail leaves Huntington at 3:4j T. NJ.
and arrives at Richmond At 5l5 p. NJ. daily ,eN-
cept Sunday.
Express train leaves Huntington at HOO 4. ~,
and arrives at Richmond AT 1920 4. II. dailv
Accommodation leaves GordonSyiilc n 5:l5 4. VI.
and arrives AZ Richmond At e:35 4. 81. daily tex
cept Sunday.
Through tickets for sale TO all principal point,
Richmond at Company Offices: 1t sec Main street.
CONWAY r. HOWARD.
General PASSENGER aud Ticket Ageut
w. VI. s. DUNN,
Engineer aud Superintendent
fe 2 Richmond, Va
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WHAT THE GoyERNon OF North CAROLINA
SAID. The Walker Light Guard, OF !, K'c .
mond, Va, arrived in WILMINGTON, y: -,
on Monday, on their return from q Visit 70
Charleston. s. G. Upon being drawn up In
line at the WiIming ton depot, Brigadier-
General Taylor, OF the North Carolina State
froona. read the following telegram which
he had received from Governor Vance:
Z. Won viii arrest Colonel Bradley Il. john,
aon and his command on their attempt TO
mss through your city, and detain them
until the liquor gives out. The Virginia
soldiers were then entertained in band.
some manner. and the liquor which had
been provided for them was rapidly con-
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FRANK ID. HILL. A
BY Robert b. Lyme.
successor to Lyme & Brothcr,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main ctraaf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST
STREET., AND LOT ON ST. PAUL BETWEEN
FEDERAL AND COUTTs STREETS. AT AUG
TION--In execution of certain deed of trust from
Daniel Wright, Jr., and wife, dated AUGUST 16.
1877, and duly recorded in the Richmond Chancery
Court in D. i. Ill G. page 3S4, will sell upon the
l,remises on WEDNESDAY, March 6. 1878, at AZ
O'clock P. NJ being required so 10 do by the holder
of the note secured thereby, default having been
made in the payment of the same, all the property
described in said deed, as follows: "All of their
right title. and interest In and to certain lot Of
ground, with the Improvements thereon, fronting
on the east line Of SC. John street eighty feet, and
Also. all that LOT OF LAND fronting OIL the east
line of ST. Paul street between Federal and CouttS
TERMS Cash as to expenses Of sale and to pay off
note for $103 with cost, &c. thereon and residue
upon such terms as may be given at sale.
fepS K. A. MEAGHER. Trustee.
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rne p.npllc senools.

Editors of lSsp lii YOU soo lle
the kindness 70 space y. !oaI
valuable paper Ior .s fy.sos,s ness
Governor oaltday 10 the OK. NJ !.
rates after yetoing the g baeooaf !,lI. :
BY way OF icy nie
trust shall DC excused LOT tns ieep.s Wy
am 20 discuss my S1iDtect anu ZOE Sis ial
raaticai errors, having lett my schoos as Lne
aue III eiShtcen years 10 JOIN the So illls,
crate army 4tb OF Stay, 1854, anu WIZ s ".
rolled at ia pnomatto y 9th OF a prli. 1870.
rhe parose ia in my possession now
The conclusions to be drawn from tue
tiovcrnor's message are that he THINKS tue
money now used for free schools, snonil De
appropriated TO the Dondhoiders; ana ~
speaking OF the organic law and the
trainers OF the Constitution ne says 49, hey
did not mean chat we snouia usny tue ~. .
ment OF our debt nor tnaS WILD tns iliol,ey
drawn from such source We snouia euu-
cate the children OF the land" Oh, no )
they did NOT mean that. But the Constitu-
.;or, NJ Virginia. ratified by the people OF
vircinia. makes it obligatory on the part OF
.he i. erislature to establish public free
Hscnnnls and TO set apart d certain proper
,ion Of the public revenue for their support:
and hanniiy for the people 1t cannot be
taken away from them by the executive,
lnoivlativn. ar Judiciary departments OF the
ctote 'ts7 $50 Fl I'm.
q, o,,oy,o,. n, another Mace lin his
xoas go IN sneaking Of the free schools,
sans' ). ,i,l,n world for hundreds Of wears
sass J, ,rsa,sh cnl,nre. and refinement
w;shnut them.n Now, I confess that a few
ain crow In wealth: but in 1860 there were
,,nwards nf forty thousand illiterate white
admits in the State of North Carolina, and
considerably more than that in Virginia.
And why. In all candor, did not these peo-
ME 'nnineun,berad with free schools, pay
the debts OF the State when they were due
and in bounds OF payment? for, asI I'M
derstan(l it, large part OF the money was
need inr institutions or learning (where
thew received their refinement and culture).
Vat fbal Governor saws the debt was due
when free schools were scarcely thought Of
a. q evsten, In fine State.
After the loss of a large portion Of the
! ,ayable wealth OF the State by war, which
YearfuIly ravaged property, public and pri-
.yate. and which turned our fields into grave
Yards, is there any assurance that we, Dy
tearing away the life and limbs OF the OLD
State. can pay the debt? think certainly
that IL those people could not pay u When
il was due, with oil their wealth and renne-
nent, though we let our children 60 in is-
norance, the undertaking would, with the
prospects Of this people, be about like
man undertaking to row boat against cur
rent over the Niagara rails.
It is to the free schools that tue peopi'e
fondiy look for the education OF tneli eh IN
dren. The people pay LOT tnem. IL Is uli
they are able 10 pay. 1t is suiilclent. " ny,
then, should any man have the atldacitx 10
advocate the taking OF it from them! Inc
Governor makes fearful dow at therignss
OF the people: In tnat me Ss III % u'd Sar
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Editors Dispatch: Will you tell Us what
is the name and power OF the position OF
General Sherman, and also IL he occupies
the same position held by General Grant
immediately before his election to the presi-
dency? INQUIRER.
His title is "General Of the United States
Army he succeeded General Grant in
that Office. Ills only sureriors are the Pre-
sident and the Secretary OF war.
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RICHMOND, Va, February %,

RICHMOND, AZ, 4 eDIuaIy %, 1OEO'
Editors of The Dispatch: Please inform
me through the medium OF your paper
whether when an appeal from the decls-
ion OF the chair is pending in IN associa-
ton, the president has the right to conf
mand a member, rising to point OF order,
to take his seat, his point of order unheard.
Has he the right to fine member for re-
fusing to take his seat before stating his
point OF order?
BY giving us the parliamentary law on
the subject you will greatly oblige,
MENDELSsOHN.
[singular queries. The answers would
vary with the rules OF the association. I'm
der ordinary parliamentary rules, Of course
no tine could be imposed.]
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An.-rrs.r Tnis pay.
By q, /. t,ook, g cii onesr,
"a pn 6nyernoe street.. q.

-
IF ARGE SALE or FL RNIIgRE AT
THIS f,s ~ o,eloc !. wlli
cell ut my store, Mo- 90 =
OF gcnleel HOUSEHOLD FU RaII,gsshliE, belonging
bsTsis; leaving s,ty g aEsgrEADs and
WAsHsTtND Of di aerent kinds
sIpEboARbass.S tnH3i Il AHoGANY
WooD. and CANE sEhT CHI IRIS, SAFES,
One pair elegant REPS CuRTAIMSss -,
n aIn. and SHUCK- MATTRESSES and variety
- OF small articles inthe fousekeeCtES line
NH "ls :, - i. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.
BY JAS. aiscdougall. Anctioneer.
No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RUSTIC
Ii CHAIRS AND FLoWER-sTAMBs.s SHOWS I9,sy::
CASES, Stoves, &C., AT ssAUCIiON.-Ihti9'
i MhaoGANYP4RLoR SUIT In HAIR,GLoTH,
MAHOGANY WARDRUBEs, BUREAUS, ana
jenny + 9so If hf e and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs;
HAIR and SEUCK MATTRESSES: -.
MAHOGANY MARBLE.TOPCgNTR
CANE and OD-SEAT CHAIInRsS;;,
MAHOGANY LEAF ano other TABLES
iOFFICE-DESKS and CD AIRS: :, e,,e,.
8 new WALNUT-FRAAES SHOWCASES;
i GARDEN-HOSE fifty feet long:
Several. excellent COOKING and HEATING
STOVES &C. ALSO.
IN invoice Of RUSTIC CHAIRS. SETTEES.
FLOWER-SThNDS, &C., &C.
tonsignments to the above received up 70 hour OF
sale. JAS. MhCDOUGALL,
NH I Auctioneer.
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By jas. bfscdougali. Anctioneer.
No. IOGorernor street =
BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
11o6 Main street.

BUILDINGLOT AT
VI .AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner Will
lst, ut O'Clock p. NJ, THIRTY FEET OF
GROUND on the east side of Fourth between Byrd
nerty of CAPTAIN Z. l.. Bass. and opposite the resi-
deDce of William 2. Munford, Esq. This lot Is
beautifully situated and has depth Of 100 feet 10
lO-toot alley, and Is about 80 feet from the corner
of Byrd and Fourth streets.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced on day Of
sale. FRANK ID. HILL,
: fe27 Auctoneer.
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By Wellington Goddin, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO LARGE
- FOUK-STORY TENEMENTS AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND GOV.
ERNOR STREETSTHEO ONE ON MAIN STREET
HAS AN IRON FRONT TO THE FIRST STORY
AND A BROWNSTONE FRONT TO THE RE-
NAMING STORIES, AND The ONE ON GOV
EREOR STREET HAS AN IRON FRONT, WITH
BRICK-AND. MASTIC FRONT TO THE UPPER
STORIES.-At the request of the owner J. shall sell
Mt auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. 5th OF
March. 1878, at IL O'Clock NJ that LARGE FOUR
STORY BRICK TENEMENT, with iron and brown
stone front. located US above, now and Tor many
wears past in the occupancy of Messrs. purcell,
tadd 6 Co. as 4 wholesale drugstore. It has front
Of about OAK feet, and u depth Of about 7SE feet
Also, the LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK TENE
MENT with iron 'front.' In rear OF the above, 'front.'
ing on west side of Governor street 22H feet. run
ming back about 46 feet, more or less: These TWO
tcnements are now under rental of S2,7O0 per
annum to Purcell, Ladd & Co. They were erected
soon after the war by the present owner at heavy
outlay and in view of the costly character OF the
buildings and the fact That their location is In the
most desirable part of the city for business pur-
poses the special attention OF capitalists, hducia-
res, and those seeking solid investments, Is called
to this SALE as is seldom that such really valuable
property Is offered OIL the market
TERMS One fourth cash; balance ct three, SIX
nine and twelve months, for negotiable notes, in
tcrest added or at the option Of the purchaser. he
may as 10 600, have credit Of ten years, inter-
est at eight per cent per annum thaf-yearly), The
whole credit payments to be secured by deed OF
trust. W. GODDIN,
26 Auclioneer.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID HUSTINGS COURT, rendered on the 7th day
tru:tee .Yc- we will sell on the premises. ON WE'D
NESDAY. March 6, 1873, at S O'Clock p. NJ, that
valuable VACANT LOT situated on the corner of
Decatur and Tenth streets. fronting a. feet on
Tenth street, and running back 80 feet, adjoining
the handsome cottage residence recently erected by
Socrates Brooks, Esq.
This Is the only vacant p, operty for sale near the
Hastings Courthouse. aud Is valuable for Offices or
odceebudIng, and should attract the attention of
persons wishing to invest in real estate for perma-
ncnt profit.
TERMS 800 cash; balance at six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
from the day of sale. and title retained until full
paymcnt IS made. DAVID L. PULLIAM.
CHARLES W. TURNER.
90 % Commissioners.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
LII ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1878.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1878.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1880 A. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrives 4,
lIurkcvile 1l:02 A. ~. Dan
Vile 3:l2 r. 81. Greensboro
SIS Z. NJ, SALISBURY 1875 T.
H.. and Charlotte 9:42 J.. NJ
No. 2-6l7 A. H.. leaves Charlotte; arrives at
Salisbury $40 A; NJ. tireens-
1887 +. NJ, Burkevie 5:O7
L. ~. and Richmond 7:i5 L. N d.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1115 p w. Leaves ., Kicnmond asT'SGS at
vile G:l7 \. D.. Greenloro'
s:25 A. NJ. Salisbury lo:ss 4.
NJ. and Charlotte 1874 0 i. Al.
No. 4-3:45 p. ", lea"e5 Chatl tie: arrives at
Salisbury 1853 r: H., Greens-
1 bore, s:qs +; ~: D a. u
NJ, and Richmond 500 A ".
Trains Nos. l and 2 viii stop NJ al stations amt
connect at Burkeville with the Atlantic: Mississippi
b bnrs o and ali points At DUNDEE with
the Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro with
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for Salem
with Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte"
with Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad 10
and from all points North and Seuth.
Trains Nos. and will stop II all stations anl
connect at Richmond going North and South WIN
the Richmond, Frecericksbura apd Potomac rail-
a aoap With viii the CHI pfe sad road for ali
points West. At Greenboro' With IN" North Caro-
lima railroad to and from Raleigh and (ioisboro'.
and intermediate points. At salisbury with " est
ern North Carolina railroad. These trains run daily
on Richmond and Danvillc railroad, aud connect ~
above, except going north "n Sunday morning and
going south Oh Sunday night. Trains max III.
connection run daily on Richmond, Fr,rirrica.-
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake and Ohin rail-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. W. \. {. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace dra Sing-roorn and slccping-car'
..t,,, Nc aud h.t a.
Richmond. and Atlanta. and on Nos and be-
between Richmond and Charlotte.
Tickets sold 70 all southern aud southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous massage
between the points named on the tickets. 40 lay
over checks vii tc given except on through c""-
non-tIckcts T. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN r. MAGNITUDE. General Passenger Agent
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FINANCIAL.

Mooney TO LEND.
& IL ain, egotiating LOANS ON REAL ESTATE at
the very lowest rate Of interest.
REAL ESTATE SOLD AT AUCTION Or PRI-
Z 4 'ipsiAaKissTriicuL AR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
RENTING PROPERTY. go
y DEEDS DRAWN AND ACKNOWLEDGE
.MEETS TAKEN. ass.
4 II have Il large number Of FARMS for sale near
Richmond at low prices. zS4 rs rs 800
S Fl have ST OR az, DWELLINGS,, and VACANT
sIfsTSp for safe at greatly reduced prices,
fFES Is EDWARD g, GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctt0neer,
sse f4 -e0d2m No. 1915 Main street.
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se.CENT STORE.
lust RECEIVED
ED
AT THE
99-CENT STORE,


sos BROAD STREET:
A large lot OF UMBRELLAS, which are much bet
ter than anything we have ever offered;
A large assortment Of CHROMos with carved black
walnut frames;
A beautiful line of BRACKETS and " ALL-PoCK-
ETS;
$50 three-shelf FOLDING BOoK-RACKs;
$50 BLACK WALNUT TABLEs-half dozen
different styles:
More of these fine threc-sheH FLOWER-STANDS;
A full line of CRoCKERY-warran,ed hest IRON
stone;
$50 boxes of TOILET SOAP. selling at 99c. box;
A fine line OF double or single BRONZE INK
STANDS.
We have just received a full line of MEMS and
BOYS HATS, of good quality and style.
A few more OF those LADIES' and CHlLDREN'S
HATS still left, selling at 10 and csc. 10 close.
Our large WILLOW CLOTHES-HAMPER is
great bargain.
99-CENT STORE,
fe27 sos Broad street.
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GUANO.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
We announce to the farmers and planters In the
cotton and tobacco-growing sections OF Virginia
and North Carolina that we have accepted the gen.
eral agency for the sale of this old and wcll-esab
lished SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAHO, for which
Messrs. Allison & Addison have been the sole agents
for series of years. We have been assured by the
company that 1t is now and will lie kept up 10 Its
former high standard.
We will at all times be in possession Of full sup.
ply, and may also he had of our sn5-ageDts at all
available points IN district. of which due notice
will be hereafter given.
WALKER, SAUNDERS & CO.,
fc 2O-d&wlm General Agents.
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DE AID EEL PHI A, RICH NeRFn
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-sSsssaRiteS5sss
SHIP LINE-FoR PHILADELPHIA PF0EI M,
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES WEEk.-Until further
notice the steamers of this line will make tri-week!y
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same ctty uiG Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer.
WI PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South WharvAs, Philadelphia
JAMES w. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent.
ID. d. MINK,
de 10 General Eastern Agent.
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DEPARTURES OFF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old IEFn
II Dominion Steamship Company saszasat -,
steamship WYANOKE. Captain COUCH, Will sail
FRIDAY, March LIST, ut O'Clock p. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock p. III.
Through bills Of ladjng signed aud goods for
wared with dispatch to all points north. south, east,
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; iound-trip tickets,
1914. Steerage, sc and $S.
For freight or passage. apply to
G. w. ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
fe27-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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uIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE.

"IGH-CONSTABLE SALE.
Twill sell at public auction on FRIDAY the 1stday
of March, 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the store Of
James c. Roy, No. S19 east Broad, betreen Eighth
and Ninth streets, the following property to satisfy
q distress-warrant in my hands in favor of John
Harold us. James e. Roy-to-wit:
COUNTERS, SHOWCASES,
DESK, STOVE, STATIONERY,
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS-BOO
PEN-HOLDERS, PENCILS, and PENS.
GOLD PENS, TOY-BOOKS,
GAMES, BACKGAMMON-BOARD
STATES, WRISTBANDS,
KALEIDOSCOPES. BLANK-BOOkS,
PICTUREDIPORTFOLIOS &c.
TERMS: Cash. TIL. WHITING,
fe 29.2t H. C.. G.. r.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND .hEsrkHhE{
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 80,
= COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 p. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAf, THUS;
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects a.
West Point with steamer Havana nr
all points on York river and Bait
more. Arr .cs In Baltimore II y
NJ. connects with ra!l-!ines Tor " ash
ngton, Philadelphia. New orA' Nos-
ton and all western points. Connects
at Richmond with trains on RichmoGJ
and Petersburg and Chesapeake AA1
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,.,,
f.Oo A. A. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. W Ell
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
600 "A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AMI SAT.
TRRDAY. Connects with stcailu
ut West Point for river landings, pa
timorr, and all western points. oi-
meets nj Richmond With trains Oh R!cI! :
,nond and Danyille railroad. R!chm"hi
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake aii'
' LoC sI.' PASSENGER.
a.ooP, 81. Leaves Richmond daily Except sun
TaRoUGH PASSENGER.
moo A. N, Arrives at Richmond TCESpAi !
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. cox
meets with trains on Richmond 40
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana oh'
railroads Steamer Havana leaves bA..
N M5@pt tIoH wtED IS aud FIJI.
DAY, az L. II. Connects WIN
trains from Philadelphia, New norH.
and western points, and at West rom.
With trains for Richmond ana 'Aa
South. -..
THROUGH FREIGHT.
Ann p NJ arrives at Richmond MOSDAl' '" tb-
~'0e SESDAY. and FRIDAY; aud 49,
s.l5p. If. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud sal
IiRDAY. Connects with steamer De
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richmond and Danslde'
Richmond and Petersburg, anu LISA
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A, N, Arrives at Richmond daily except >u"
day. Connects with Richmoidr aIa
Petersburg and Chesapeake Ill" o"''
railroads. 80. fam
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 10 or t.o'a
southern poiuts. Cars run through between A'iA''''
and West Point. ia. ,>,x,.s, rates.
Careful handling and dispatch, with io"eS' '"''S'
guaranteed. -.,,.., -.tes
Through bills of lsdinS, with guarantee"
issued 10 all northern and western points. ~ md
Through tickets sold TO all northern, eas.Ih"
western points, and baggage checked Me- on.
For tickets apply ut General kalro.a III AID
dee, s9S Main street; at the Exchange hetgiin NY
companies depot, corner T~entS-lhira ahu
MAS ii. TsDoUGLAs, supefin'ehas HA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-01
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE)
CITY GAs-WORKS, I
RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this Office until ~ o'clock NJ.
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1878,
for tile best quality Of
GAS COAL,
10 be furnished for the fiscal year ending February
l. 1879. to be delivered at The lower works as the
necessity Of the works may require.
The average yield Of the. coal must be 4.5u
cubic feet per pound with an Illuminating power Of
not less than l6 standard candles. Any deficit Will
be deducted from the price paid the contractor, who
will be reaured to give bond and ecurity for faith
full compliance with the contract.
The Committee OIL Light reserve the right TO re-
wv y JOHN II. KNOWLES,
fe oO-td superintendent.