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VALUABLE LANDS IN MECkLEN-
v nIIRc caIINTY EilR SALE.-DY virtue OF q

VALUABLE LANDS IN MECkLEN-
Y BURG COUNTY FOR SALE-By virtue OF a
deed of trust executed by james =. Harriss on the
24th day of August, 1877, 10 William BIskerylli,
Jr, and John P. Tabb, duly recorded IN Ahchien-
burg County Court. to secure tdeot Inerelh men
TONED. default having been made, and We or one
of ms beins required so do by the creditor VIII
sell az public auction. on the I'd DAY OF July,
1870, In front of the courthouse OF Meckenpqrg
county in the town OF Boydton, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND In said county-the one known
as the PAGE PLACE" being part OF the tract 81
land heretofore known the Baber Tract. near ~.
.Tamlnany. on the Roanoke river. bounded ON the
north by the lands Of A. II. Bracy, Robert TANNER
and others, on the east by the lands or MARROW,
Mnck,iu and others, the south by the estate OF
Ellington, and on. the west by the st. Iammany
road containing 264 ACRES; the other known as
~STO NEEkNU." being part of the tract formerly
Known rs the Branch Tract, lying on me ltonose
river and bounded on the north by The lanes OF a:
r Bracy and Ghoson on the east by the lands CT
Gholson & Banton: Ellington ana otneI ,s on ,rS
west by the lands of Bracy. Jones, and othels eng
on the south By Roanoke river, containing sooH
tACRES. 81
III the tract of land first sold is suiheent 70 sasiS
the purposes of the rtet the other VIII NOT We sota
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OIL eS,
ectiug said trust and tbenotes secnfed 10 salo neeo
(say S2A and MS to The residue upon susn terms
as the granior IN said deed may Indicate HltfIAf
consent of the said grantor more favorable terms
may be ammo. ! ced on the day oil sale. ~ y
| - WILLIAM BAsKERViLh.J R.
MARSHALL III. eILLlAM, /
| k2 Substituted Trustes,
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THE MIXED PATRIOTISM OF VIRGINIA.
Did you ever get into Virginia crowd
When you do, you will remember it. 1t is
something to think about 10 odd moments.
II assemblies with no provocation whatever.
A second-rate circus will get one together
in short order. A political meeting, an
agricultural fair, will draw the people from
miles around. And such crowd! 1t is
large, il Is grotesQue, it is enthusiastic. 1t
is crowd you will 20 4 good ways to see,
just because it is unlike any other crowd
you ever came in contact with. The crowd
which gathered in this old town yesterday
was simply immense, as reckoned by the
Shenandoah Valleys general opinion Of a
crowd. The Times has already told about
this gathering, and that it came here to
decorate the Confederate graves. There is
something decidedly funny about the patri-
otism OF Virginia crowd. Patriotism in the
Valley OF Virginia is in a very mixed state.
Half Of it is loyalty to the Union. and the
other half to the Confederacy. Take. for
instance, military company which parades
the streets in its jackets OF gray. 1t will
utterly refuse to carry the Stnrs and Stripes,
and vet the next moment it will hurrah for
the Union in the same breath that it will
cheer the " Lost Cause"
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BY Frank ID. Hill / Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
Il NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 413 VEST
MAIN OZARK PLACED RtTWEEN MADISON
AND BELVIDERE sTREETS.-!n pursuance OF
the provisions of deed of trust dated the 2lst OF
February, 1873, and recorded in the clerks olhce
OF Richmond Chancery Court, IN Detd-Book LOU
4. page 224. default having been made i'll the pa
mpnt Of 4 certain sum OF money therein secured
:nd at the request Of the beneficiary in said dred
7 viii sell at auction. on the premises. on TUES
DAY, Juuc "a, 1879, At 6 O'Clock ?. NJ tho
DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND described
in the deed. as follows:
All that LOT. PIECE, or PARCEL OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon, lying and being IN
the city of Richmond, the south side OF Main
street between Madison and Belvdere streets. COM
mencng al point distant from The inter ection OF
the cast line of RlviGerc street with the south line
OF Main street 225 feet. fronting on Main street
l . feet. and running brck between parallel lines
1853 feet to an aiiev 6 feet wide.
The DWELLING. with wing attached contains
about six good rooms; gas, water. bath, &c.' &C.,
OH premises.
This property, being less than one square from!
Monroe Park, ami in nice neighI,orhood, should
attract the attention of parties desiring 10 purchase
a desirable and chean home.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash. more sat
isfactcry arrangements MAY be made on The day OF
sale. JOHN ~ On r. trustee.
sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co., Anctioncers.
IT, Ia
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BY Frank ID. Hill 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1OS Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AND VERY DESIRA-
Ia BILE BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 10 WEST
GRACE STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At The request of Mr.. Ben. e.. HsrtsOok, who Is de-
clining housekeeping. we Will offer for sale on FRI
DAY. June 2Q:h. a. o,clock I. NJ on the prem prem
ises, the VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
pENCE recently occupied by him, located as above
described. $50 # -.
The dwelling Is comparatively new. and Is built
in good style, with stories above the basement
and contains eighr rooms; Also two rooms III back
building, besides Kitchen and servants rooms
bath room. STATIONARY wash-ubs, &C.: nice marble
maniels IN parors; fodingdoors on first and Sec
ontl floors; ironyeIanda in front, and porches In
rear. -,ss, ...r .---. .--.
The lot fronts 80 feet with depth of 100 feet TO
q good slleY, and is thoroughly cuiver'ed.
This property Is located In Que Of the most d"si.
rablc and refined neghborhoods IN the city. and
should attract the attention Of parties wishing 70
purchase home t-cass and 1csirtbly situated.
TERMS: One third cash. balance in six aud
twelve months per cent. interest added, and Sc
cured BY deed OF trusf-taxes Tor 1879 10 he paid
BY the purchaser. FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
te IS Aucioneers.
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By Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent Auctiopcer. and Notary Public,
corner Ninth aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
Y BILE REAL ESTATE AT GLOVER HILL.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. Hh.-By virtue OF n
decree of The Circuit of Chesterfield county, enter
ed Nav Ii, 1879, in The Suil I'D. ). Moore rS W
Z. Robertson ana ais.." we. the UNDERSIGNED. spe-
cal commissioners, will sell by rLhl!c auction: on
l O'Clock z. NJ, that tract or parcel Of land owned
Uy W. Il. Robertson. containing ONE Hundred
IND ELET EN- ACRES. lying and being at Glover
HILL I'm the county Of Chesterfield, Va, about one
half mile from DliglI;hopc Pits. and adjoining the
lar d. of G. Fl. Robertson. A. g. rzzlr', aud Others
TERMS: One third cash: and The residue upon
credits of one and two years. The purchaser TO exc
cute negotiable notes for tho deferred payments, in-
Guiding interest from day Of sale, and the ute re-
tainted until the Whole OF the purchase money IS
paid and conveyance ordered hy The Court,
MEADE HASKINS,
....... .. D.L. PULLIAM.
Special Commissioners.
F.J. SAMPSON, Auc' ionrer. j. II
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nITRSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
CtprITJT COURJ of Chesterfield county n
iere on he i9h day OF May. 1879 in The case Of
Mary l.. LUckett, guardian, u.s. Margalet a. iayior,
MONDAY the 23d CAV Of JuGc. 1879. between cen, me II
hours Of and O'CLOCK p ~ The MISE rcit and
o;hnrs near inc road from PowhataR station 10
SkiuGsarter post-oce, and about three miles from
each place. The tract contains ONE ~ NDs ..ra1
md watsred good orchard aud fair buildings; Lo-
Gated In good nelghborhood convenient 70 SCHOOLS
churches, &c. and proverblal ior Us heapnii'e''
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay cost OF sun and
sale tsay about $1oul. and the balance payable 10
enuaI sums at three. SIX, nine. twelve hfteen ano
eighteen months, title retained until all the pur-
cbase-money is naid aud Conveyance ordered by
thc Circnit Court JAMES 4. CLARKE,
Wv - Special Commissioners.
1,.er SIMPSON, AucI{onrer je12
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HArLgoAD LrNEs

I'D u ssa g f#
RICHMOND AND PgTERsBURat
RAILROAD C0MPASY. 4
G0MhENCING SUNDAY, May II, 1879,
W trains Oh this read win RIM as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
11:55 4. H., THROUGH MAIL laily. connecting
for Charleston, .aynpnsh, Augusta
and Aiken fyfa Charlcsfonj, i..iaiyh.
Observation-Disclosures cars 20 Whining.
ton. Stops only at Chester and MIR
chester
! 1854 A. b.. ACCOMHO D ATION daily makes
close connection a: Petersburg with
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga.
Nashville, Memphis, Lvnchourg,
Farmvil'c, and other local stations on
that road, u1aklnF sar.e time rs by
a#g any other line. Stops At all regular
4:55 P. 81. A t:eiiHiIsi TRAIN daily
texce3t Sunday. Passengers taSiEc
this :rair wtll rake close connection
:o:s5 P NJ. THRouGH MAIf U daiir, connecting
for Weldon. wilmington, Faictyh.
Charleston, savannah. Augusta CO.
lumHia, Atlantis. Macon, Montgomery,
Mobile, New Orleans, and all points
South and Southwest. Pullman slee,--
.,. ing-raT from Boston for WlimlPr-
ton. Savannah, and TIE s7nth. Stops
oniy nc Manchester ard Chester.
LEAVE PETEBsBURa NORTH.
6:4O d. Nj, THROUGH MALL daily. connecting
with Richmond, frcu-ricks burg and
Potomac railroad fn' MI points North,
East, aD6 West. Stops at Manches-
ter and Chester, aud mt Halfway
and o. Drury's Bluff, OF signal.
9:25A. IL, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texcept Sapuayl. Stops It all sta
lions.
7:1O P. NJ, RECONSIDERATION TRAIN daily
49,, teNcept Sunday. Stops only ut Man.
cnester and Chester.
3.f5 2. 81. THROUGH Maj. daily, eonnec.lnk
With Richnoad, Fredericksburg anc
Potomac railroad for ali points .Gas
and West. Also, making close cecneo
tion with .he Chesapeake and Ohit
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ail points North ana West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester. and
at Ralf- Way aud Drury's BluH, Or
signal.
ALI. TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start frog
the k!rnrfassn4 dopot-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
nonc SEQ 4. III. and $50 p. W.: leave Peters
burg 9:25 \. ii. and o:25 p. every Sunday.
my3 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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fsA MULE 4, Horse p From the Newark
On. J.) AdUertiser]. Hugh Clark was be.
fore. Justice Hicord yesterday afternoon for
trial on the charge Of violating the city or,
dnance by allowing q horse to run at large
on the public streets. On the part OF the
city witnesses were produced to substan-
tate the charge, but on the part OF the de-
fendant 1t was shown that Clark had not
owned horse for six months, but had
mules, and thatit was mule which had
been on the streets. The defendants coun-
sci c0ntended that MS the city ordinance
says nothing about g mule, the defendant
YVES not liable. The City Attorney insisted
. that mule was a speeiesof horse, and that
rs the defendant admitted that his mule had
been grazing ON the streets, he was guilty
OF violation OF the ordinance. Justice
Ricord said be had no doubt that the Com
mon Council intended thaspo horse or mule
should run at large, but he must constrne
The ordinance strictly and he therefore dis
missed the complaint. .5ts.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer..
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VERY HANDSOME SIDNEY
L ACRE-LOTS, AT THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF GROVE AVENUE AND PARK STREET,
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
AT AUCTION On MONDAY, 23d June. ut 6
O'Clock p. A.. we will SELL npon The premises. the
BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY situated as above, and
living on the opposite side Of Grove from the
handsome residence Of Cha, les z. Workman, Esq.
Tt fronts 34l 2-12 feet on the avenue, extending
thereon from. Park 10 Meadow street. and runs back
I79 9-12 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide and has upon
some small improvements, with fruit and shade
trees.
Beng situated ut the junction of the. two most
fashionable thoroughfarcs In the western suburbs,
and just without the city limits This has long been
tage residence, and persons in WANT OF such pro-
pGrty should not fail TO attend the sale.
TERMS At sale. GRUBDS & WILLIAMS.
jel7 Auctionat rs.
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By Grubbs & Williams

Real Estate Agents anu AUCllOHceTS,
No. 4 eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.
TWO BRICK TENED1ENTS AT THE
/ SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH
AND MARSHALL STREETS. AND HAND,
SOME BUILDING LOT ON NINETt ENTH
Street ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE Of
MRS. OTEY ON THE SOUTH, FOR SALE AT
.AUCTlON-We will sell at auction. on the prem
ises, on THURSDAY the 18th of June. at 8
O'Clock P. M., the Two HOUSES AND LoT Sltu.
rooms: the lot on which they stand fronts 40 feet
and runs back 1872 feet. The lot on Ninetetnth
street fronts 2S feet and runs back 1872 feet.
TERMS: Liberal. and will he gwen at time Of sale.
GRUBBS j. WILLIAMS,
al6 AMctiOMCers.
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A legal gentleman met brother.laWyer
on Court street one day last week and the
Judge. bow is business ~, q Dull, dull;
asa living ON faith and hope.a . Very good |;
Dnt i bare got past You, Tor I'm living on
charity. ss,a.ss
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NALU-
~ ABLE FARM ABOUT FIVE MILES From
CLOVER HILL, CElESTERFlELD COZ !:
VAIN virtue of decree OF rhe Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county. entered May ID. 1879; In the
suit of L. w. Moore Gresham's administrator
and ais we, the undersigned. special com!piS-
sioncrs Will sell by public cion at Clover HilI;
Chesterfield counfv. Va, on The list DA H,, or
LINE, 1875, at IL O'Clock 2. NJ. that tAKoI or
TRACT OF LAND OF which John T. Gresham 81, died
scz. d and possessed, containing 602 ACRES, yang
and being about Ave miles from Glover Hill. Chcs-
terrified county. Ya and adjoinng the lands Of VII
liam WIKI psOn. T. 81. Womack and OILERS. 0,.
Canforiablc DWELLINGS and necessary OUT
buildings L., a., It'll. "a cos,r or
The sad sale Is made at The risk ana costs Of
Clarence Gresham the former purchaser inereOl.
TERMS: One third cash; ana the residue upon
credits of one and two ycart-'he purchaser 70 ~
cnte notes for the deferred paymcniF, interest,"
added from day OF sale. and The title retalned mi'll
the whole OF the nurcllase-lnonty Is PAID ana d
conveyance ordered by The Court.
G.. G.. MCRAE.
MEADE IIASKlNS,
Special Commissioners.
FL. SAMPSON. Auctioneer. Je II
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REAR, ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE,

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING
Il AND LARGE LOT ATTACHED, ON THE
WEST LINE OF OAhWOOD AVENUE. FOE
TENEMENT located as above, opposite to DIR. Nc
Carty,s vineyard. The house contains Ave rooms ::
well Of good water In the yard, ami large lot at
tached, with the privilege Of renting or buying ad-
joining lots. l.,4 81
Ii IS an excellent location for dairy or market
farm. - .
TERMS: Reasonable, with i'm mediate possession.
AnnIy to $3.50: W. GODDIN,
20 10 pod3t %" "f - .#. '..- Auciioneer.
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pnsTpoNEs1ENT.

II The above mentioned sale is postponed ON ac-
csunt or the ,nclemenSy OF the weather until WE'D
NESDAY the 18th instant. at 6 O'Clock i. III at
which time said properly will be sold as divided
10 II ~ -",.g.-.-ssa..-z Auc;ioneers. =
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By Robert =. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctloIeer and Agent,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ NICE
u DRICK TENEMENT, No. l06 CHERRY
STREET, BETWEEN GARY AND DOVER
STREETS, IN FORD'S ROW, AT AUCIioN.-By
city of Richmond, pronounced on the I'd d!y OF
March, 1878, In suit STYLED Bui'cn aud wife Us.
pointed srecial commissioner by said decree. VIII
offer for sale, at public auction TUaS d,oo JSne
the property mentioned IN said decree. consisting OF
Il NICE THREE-R0OM BRICK TENEMENl;
with necessary out-buildnss. Ill In good olter, anu
will Weld good per cent. The investment. Inc
LOT has front OF icy feet on Cherry street, ano
runs hack about 100 feet. -. III,
TERMS: Ore fourth cash: balance at louT. elSnt,
ard twelve months for nesoiable notes. with interest
added and title retained. c,yr
io1a Special Commissioner.
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BY james NJ. Taylor & SON,

BUILDERS AND ALL OTHERS III
d DESIRE TO PURCHASE will plcast take no.
rlrr fiat we vii offer for sale al public AUCTION.
pon the premises TPUKsnbAY hW FRafE
STTI re Us Al and 3l3, situated on the son'h
eide Of Broad street between Third and tearrh
street together with the COUNTERS anu on Ell
ING belong ing thereto me sate 10 oc fehioFeu Wy
the fr-t day of July, 1879. q" .
ihHA' JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
=, AuctiouetrS,
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BY ". Godcln, Auctioneer.
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

A ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION SALE.
N Will, br sold ut 2O3 west Grace street ON FRI
DAY. June 90. 1879 al l O'Clock d.. the HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. PAINT
1SGS, PICTURES. &C., &c, OF the estate OF the
late David az. Lea, consisting OF the usual variety
SOFAS. CHAIRS, TABLES. WARDEOBEs. &C.;
BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, GLASS and
CROCKERY. &C.. &c;
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGs. &C. &C.:
REFRIiER ATORS, PORTABLE RANGE. &c.
: TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM Fl. PALMER,
Administrator Of d. III. Lea, deceased.
i'll, APPERSoS. Salesman. ... '" Jc1S
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DlCHMOND. BAZAAR oss....
N Nos. Il438 and 1440 FRANKLIN STREET
TWO CARLOADS OF FRESH WEST VIR-
., GINA HORSES AT AUCTION. t.
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell as above
80 head of FRESH AND RELIABLE HORSES
-- AND MARES ,..... o..
from West VIRGINIA, The same having been selected
expressly TO suit the wants of fhls market
Parties Wishing opurchase can certainly be suited
when there are 50 many from which to select -
- - 5'.Es. AT SAME TIME
Z. NEW LIGHT SPRING (covere6) WAGON;
NEW PONY PHAETOE. with top;
NEW OPEN BUGGY AND HARNESS.
ielS -, E. 3. COOK, Salesman.
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Nv Jas. Macdougall. Auctloneer.
No. 10 Governor for Thirlecnth] street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of the
i power vested in me trustee in a Ger: ain deco
of trust date The 18th Instant and recorded In The
clerks Office Of the (hancery Court of the city of
Richmond on The same dare, will sell TO the highest
bidder, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 20Ih Infant, at II
O'Clock in front of tue store Of JAS. MacdOugall,
No: 10 Governor street, The property therein men-
tioneG--lo wit: -,'.. .i}. 1929 F.. -.
MULES, =, ..-.g..-t ........ .
Several sets of HARNESS,
'-'-' "' 8 DOUBLE CARTS. d. .,t.' .'i.
.r....3a. SINGLE CART. l...-. - ~
,...",.... j. v. REDDY, Trustee.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
' 49,. 49,. 49, .'''''t Auctioneer.
F,B COOK. Salesman. 4. ..' So ~ jel6
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AuCrHoN sALEs.-.Futnrc Days.
By Robert y, Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.
DosITIvE SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT

1919 Main street.
DOSITIVE SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
OR RESERVE, OF A COMPLETE SET OF
Z FTRsT-CLAss ToBACCo-FlXTUREs, At
FACTORY CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND cARY STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
, MONDAY THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
- BEGINNING AT IL, O'CLOCK A. NJ.
At the request OF the owner OF the factory, who
has leased IL out for term of Years, and has no use
for The xlure win sell unon The premises on the
day and hour above nam.d, without limit or reserve,
the following TOBACCO FIXTURES: ...---.
i S.horse STEAM-rOWER ENGINE.
1 2Q:horse STEAM-PoWE9 BOILER, DON
1e H HbR fHhc PRESSES (Etenrcr & Ed
NONE maScl.
S BDX-PRES
3 IRON POTS. -
BLOCKS. BANDS. BiLLETs,
SINK ERS, TINS. IRONS,
STEa PRESSES,
LIGURICE-BDILEPS,
BENCHES. DRYERS. TABLES, STICKS,
SCALE. DIPPING-BgX.
STEAM PIPING through thefac'or &C.. &C.,
OFFICE FURNITURE. consisting In part or
Special attention of tobacconsts Is Invited TO this
fac. as the fixtures are In good orocr and first
class. and will be sold.
TERMS: All sums under 500 cash; over that
cd, for negotiable notes. with satisfactory ennorsers.
je17 ROBERT q. LYME. Auc,ioneer.
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EAST BOUND,


Mail train arrives at Richmond iaIy.,
ccpt sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G.2n - 4,
Express Train arrives al Richmond tatv "''
dL............ .......................,-.nO
AccUmmodai lon train arrives AZ r.rh "' ~ u.
mond daily except sunday at.......... DON u
A mixed train tca"cS Siaunt0n n $40 u
taking Passengers from Virginia SriI.ua ;r,t
from hshingion aud arrives at Richmond n, :.:H
L. M. daily exc INT sunday. 49,"
y connects WIN Virginia Midland ra,lro,. t.,
Ing at ll:O0 ~ 81. for I.yuc!Ibury and t,r,,,,,r
Mississippi and O!io Railroad stations IN - ,y,.,,
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving az $40 =! ~,
Washington. ''' ''f
Il connects wl'h yirsin!. Midland railroad. lo,v-
Ing 1T $50 a. NJ for Washington. aud with V,r
ginla Midland raliroai lclyia. N $50 4 II yn-
Lynchburg ahd AtLn!ic, Mississippi and Ohio E:.I.-
road stations.
ID cOrnrctS with Valley railroad, irayIng AZ y
N. for f3arrisoubur2.
conuecls with Valley railroad, lca;in at has
a.. NJ. ror Harner'S Ferry.
I connects with stage line for Lexington Va
& connects with &. u. ). and L. u. STEAMERS for all
points on the Ohio river and Cincinnati.
II connects with Sc0to Valley railroad for he
Northwest.
j connects with all lines dlver-ing 10 the Wcs,,
Northwest, and Southwest. ". VI. :. DUNN.
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY z. HOWARD, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent my2i
DICHMCND AND DANNILLE RAIL
"a ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY. JUNE l. 1879.
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BY Jno. E. .Lsughton. Jr.. Auctoneer,
J. dig Main street.

DARLOR FURNITURE. EXCELLENT
Z REFRIGERATOR, sILYER-MoUNTED
SHOW CASE. DESKS. SPORTING RIFLE: &C.:
AT AUCrION.-THIS DAY at 10 o'clock / will
sell at my auciion-room, 916 Main street:
/ WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, upholstPrea In
brown reps, with crimson pufHnS-nearsy
new: t. =. = -
very .handsomely CARVED PAELOR-TABI.E e,
7. Q NEW MARBLE-TOP WALNUT TABLES,
1 MAHoGANY SECRETARY and BOOK
handsome WALNUT wARDRoDE-verv lit
. tie Used ~ is1 $3.50 a.
OFFICE-DESkS.
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS,
BEDSTEAnS, 'sE;,a
FEATHER BEDS. RUGS,
WINDOW-SHADES.
SiLVER-MOUNTED SHOWCASE, four feet
: TRUNKS, vALIsEs. &C., &C.. '''5~
ALSO,
At II O'Clock, for account of James Lyons, DR.,
! SHARPE's LoNG-RANGE SPORTING RI
SMITH & wEssoN PISTOL.
~ 80 ~ ~ : JNO.. +. LAUGHTON. JR.,
ie18 ..... Auciioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
THROUGH PASSENGER.

THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 7. n. caves Richmond TT fSDAY. THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. i"n""ots n
Vest Point with steamer Havana i
al! pOIl.is on York river amt iit!t.-
more. Arr! 1cs in Hlltim"r' II \.
NJ, cGunrrts with r;liI-;luGs TOR Wash
ington, Philadelphia. New ipra. I'"s-
ton. and all wcstt.ru p"InL-. CONNECTS
II Richmond with .ri'D~ ou R!cHH@aj
and Petersburg ard CIr:ap.u..C ana
ohio railroads..
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TcHiL ABEL Y HIA, RICE >.17EErs[[tSs,
/ MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM sSsSisiisS4lE
SHIP LLST;-E0R ,rlI!LAAypiIPHth, FAB
THREE TINES 4 WEEk.-Until turtle, no
tipp the STEAMERS OF this line will make t!-week!
trips, leaving philadelphia every TUE SnA I;
avery TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and 81 EnhY. con.
meeting al Philadelphia with Clydc's New Engan"
L QUICK t5iy TIMEEFREouENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Frcl-ht received daily until O'clock p. VI.
jhNES W. MCthRii.GH,
GrncraI Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & CO..
;icntgh Managers,