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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06
BY Poindextcr & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Aacaoneers,
al =.rH 1900 Nam street. ~, (.

TRUSTEES, SALE : OF, DESIRABLE
j FARM, WITH ALL NECESSARY IMPROVE I:
AfENrS AND A,GooD,, ORCHARD 55IA ~; ELY IEsS
= Ar : ROAD, eoNTAfN7NG S61 81 9
ACRES, NR, IJAND,.n THE PROPERTY OF
GEORGE r. AND JOSEPH e. DRINkER:-By
yfrlus f certain decd of trust dated the 21se of
December, 1877, duly recorded In the clerks office
Of the Henrico County Court. default having been
Beneficiary therein secured, we shall 81, on MON
DAY the 10th of February aeXt, before The Henr1co
county courthouse, that being court-day, Ut NJ,
the above -descrihed property. - ,
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay, the expenses OF
sale and note for s275, due December 3, 10 ana
fnterestat six per cent until PAID ana the pannce
- WV -. = - - SAMUEL G.. RFDD. - !:
FURMAN TUPPBR.is .
Trustees !!
PoINpExTER G. UPPER, Auciioneers.
ia 21,23,27 rs, Fe3 ,5,6,7,3&l0 .
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BY w. Geddin, fg.es m
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
} Corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
II 1RElE ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE. OF
,FRaNKEIN BETWEEN, LOCUST ALLEY AND
FIfETEENTn sTREET AND on THE M M9 y IL
LINE ON Z AN ALLEY IN. REAR OF THE 81.
CHARLES HOTRL.-By virtue OF a deed ,;of
trust executed to- the subscribers by MT:
Jgmes Murphy and wife, bearing date 2lst
July, 1875, duly recorded in Richmond ohaneery
Cour1, 1--WE! shall, in execution thereof, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, 4th February. ] $40. at o'clock Pm
az fair IL not the first fair day thereafterl the
following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, local ed
as above-viz., that EXCELLENT BRICK !SEoRE
and DWELLING formerly In the occupancy OF sald
Murphy, fronting 81 feet, more or less, running
back about 90 feet .g( ~ "a: Ia .s,,,.I
Also. the LOT on the north side Of the alley n
rear OF the st. Charles Hotel, fronting thereon 40
feet running back 70 feet on its western line ana on
its EASTERN line 66a feet with LARGE BRiG iI
Guiding the MACHINERY and FIXTURES at
"a ehpd Iherefot 80 stii t'i tt.is:' :4tit Si .
TTRMs: Enough in cash 10 defray expenses Of
sale and to pay off note for $4,000 with Interest
thereon, and as TO the residue 5of the Preceeas OF
~ saias J i3,Ss1. ~ .TtIsE ]. = W. GODDIN,
" Nm. LEE,
i IN % III 1896. ...-l &&-'Jtt Trustees.
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+ AaioLD-BUa TRAalPIsai IN .RAGs.--An old
man, swith tattered garments and unsteady
step. went into the house .of a resident Of
st. james on Thursday night and ASKED for
Esornettang 10 eat, saying he was nearly
starved to death. He spaase very broker
Freneh4o the girl;who came TO the door, he
being Alderman by birth. AIEs WAS :takaa in,
given.a gsod supper. 40 d when about to
leave, The lazy Of the house told him ne
might take :What he had not, eatsn. In sfoW-
ing the pieces OF bread d meat away lin a
packet on the inside OF his rag
gea coat he accidentally let fall 10 the floor
weu-worn backskin. pouch, @Nascha burst
asuaaer, and: there rolled around aanumera-
Bile pieces of goM coin. The old mada scram-
;bled alter his wealth neryously. and soon
tregained oil of them except one. The fam-
lily stood docking on with amazemeh during
this interesting proceeding. When he had
gone, fxe-franc piece, worn as smooth as
the; bottom 2f a flat-iron, was found on the
door. It Was expected that the old Raga-
bond would return and claim his gold. but
he did not .-Rostreal Gazette, February l.,
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!, .HowAIL1rrLE GIRL FAsc1SArEs BIRDs.-

Is ,HowALITTLE GIRL FAscISATEs Birds
We learn. from IA correspondent that
there resides la the vicinity OF Harris
burs,g an ont-of-the-waya place in Han
cock, county, about three miles west
OF Mount Blanchard, avery remarks
BILE child, only i've years old, who seems to
have tie power to charm birds at will. Her
mother first noticed this strange fascination
that the child spossessesnabcut year ago.
The little ginl was out playing in the door.
yard Among q .begy OF snoW-birds, and
when she spoke to them they would come
and light upon 'her, twittering with glee.
ION taking sham IN her hands and stroking
them, the birds, instead Of trying toagei
away from their fair captive, seemed.to be
highly pleased, and .whenslet loose wodld
fly away short distance and Immediately
return to the child :agaif1. She took several
|'bf them snto the housesito show .hel
mother, who, thinking she might hurt
them. put them out doors, but no sooner
was the door opened than, the birds few
into the room again and lit upon the girPs
head and began to,chirp. The birds re-
manned aboat thelpremises oil winter, flying
to the little girl whenever the door was
opened. TIE parents OF the. child became
alarmed, behaving that this strange power
was an Ill omen. and that that much-dreaded
Evisitor; death, was about TO visit their home.
But death did mot come. and during last
summer the child has had numerous npets
from the birds. Rhe ebEd handles the
birds so gentlyithat bumaning-bird once
IN ber: hand does inotafail to return. 7 his
winter bevY. Of birds hayeaiept her COM
l,pauy, and she plays with them for hours at
b: time. Every mGrning. the birds fly to her
Eindow, and leave only whenthe sun sinks
ia the west. The parents Of this little girl
age poor. supeTsttsous people, and have
:baen reticent about dhe matter'nDtii lately,
fearing that some great calamity was about
fobaiall them.--F crest Ohio .Rs1;eaD.
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A Z MEADE % BAkER,S. t;GtTi
,',..s.z.'.-; DRUGSTORE
!. s.,AIR-CUSHIeGs FOR INvALIps,. !...::
4, AR-PILLoWs FOR TRAVELLERS,
=, HOT-WATER BAGS, :. -.y.sl,l,-sl.,,,.....
= :. !, ICE BAGS FOE THE HEAD. H. ,.1;
= RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
!! = soFT-RUBBEa BED-PANS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPoNGE-BAGs,,, 'aai 49, Etd&47., t1s ~
POCKET-STOVES. Ia, ..-s@..,,e.
udORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES s
FLESH BRUSHES,
P9CKET-INHALERS, 800
- SEEAM-INHALERS, '2.,''. -
TFfROAT-ATOMIZERs,
81 NASAL DOUCHES,
ABD9GlNAL-SUPPOR
IL. HARD-RUBBER TRUsSES,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4If:.
81 GALvAEIC-HATTERIES
Aud all SURGICAL and y - ID
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
gu az ~ 9l9 Main street.
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.TRUSTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA

.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il, FARM IN CHESTER FIELD COUNTY, VA,
NEAR THE GLOVER HILL PITS, AT AUG
TION-By virtue Of a decd Of trust executed BY 4.
j., j. W., z. P, R. and Ann El!iss and Martha =
her q. 1865 and duly recorded in The clerks Office
of Chesterfield County Court IN D. B. 81, page 81,
aefault having been made In the payment OF the
noie therein secured, and being required by the
Holder thereof. will sell by auction on the prem
Uses, at J. T.. OWENS storei on "WEDNESDAY, March
p M (if not fair then on the next fair day thereaf
ter between the same hours], the property mention
ed in the deed of trust as containing 300 ACRES,
more or less, and adjoining the lands OF j. P. Cox,
the .Brighthopc Railway Company, and others.
TERMS Enough IN cash to dcfray the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay OH note OF seven
hundred $4,000 dollars. with interet thereon from
December 4, 1868, until paid; and the balance. If
any, upon such Terms as may be ANNOUNCED nc the
sale. - -@ q. IL. ROBEkISON,
ia l., r.. -, Trustee.
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TXECUTOR'S SALE: OF 10
FL -"77'7.N vALJJABLE PROPERTY. !:

EXECUTORS SALE OF 4.4@!E /
n ~'< VALUABLE PROPERTY. =.
u will cell BY public auction. 10 the highest bidder
at IL O'Clock ,on FRIDAY NEXT i7th February. on
Franklin street near Seventeenth In the CITY OF
F1WI rs: also. a SET OF CABINET FURNITURE;
THREE Ms, ONE HUNTINGi-alnn22Ggor I fqf gSnmd
Z Irt.IIEN FIJRNITURE. a valuable LOT or CHINA
WARE. ONE FEA1H Err. BED, BEDSTEAp, and
FuRSITURE: a lot of FINE 0IL-PAINTlNGS;
aIsn. A lot of FISHING-TACKEE.S SENS, &c; and
oiher articles too numerous to.menton. to satisfy
Claims against Robert II. Allen, lat? of Richmond
All persons having claims against Inc esraie on lhe
ward FOR settlement, as The law requires fnot they
will be barred. .,..r,...., -. lot
|. TEENS OF SALE: Cash.
Other articles belonging 10 the estate have been
ordered in, and will be sold when they arrive.
49, i>'>,tN' - 80 80 JOHN WADE;
Executor with the will annexed Of Robert II: Al
}! len, deceased. late Of the city or Richmond.
70 al 49, 50.
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REAL ESTATE at PRIVATE SALE.
n DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM in the EEL
Mil Greek VALLEY, all in grass. eight miles from
Buchanan aud eight from BufordS Depot. Good
0RCHARD. with seven or eight fine SPRINGS
Would make desirable summer home for refugees
or others, Address, A. A. WOODSON.
= Re GIT 80; vFincastle, BotelOurt county, Va.
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:. = . -. ~ 40 .tt,.. RAILhDAo.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 49,,
y COMMENCING MAY IL 1871
- -. THROUGH PASSENGER.
s.f,, p. NJ caves Richmond TUESDAY. THTRS.
-. !. ). o" DAY, and SATURDAY. come, -
West Point with steamer ua'"i. 49, ~.
- t-s ell points on York river ana D..
more, Arrives In Balti!norr 81 - ~
..--, M; connects with raii-nneS ior a." ~
ington, Philadelphia, Ne" icfh, . n..
ton. and all western points. nl..".
ut Richmond with trains on K'ciH!o, y,
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE 49,
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT
600 A. III. Leaves Richmond MONDAY: "Eo
:, NESDAY. and FRIDAY: sad
SO A. h TUESDAY, THURSDAY, 4Ha SAt
URRDAY. Connects Win 'IrAI'II'
at West Point for river tauulnSS' 10.
tfnore and all western pS:E's t%5
meets al Richmond With trains on h'1 =
mond and Danvle railroad. KrhAv%ft
and Petersburg, and ChesalsAAs 49,
20: LOCAL PASSENGER. s.,,
s:coP. II. Leaves Richmond daily teIcept S@I'
THROUGH pAsSENGER. .,,v.
1890 A. II, Arrives at Richmond II ESp - .
THURSDAY, and SAL nR,Aii. "A
In meets with trains on RlcHtiou.: ~
Petersburg and Chesapeake ai'S ~ r.
railroads. Steamer Havana 'rA ~, = 80;
80. MONDAY, Elm SsDAi' - .,,A
DAY. al 4 z. n. CONNECTS -
trains from philadelphia, New New i1,aiai
/ and western points, and VI " csS "a
with trains for RieAHon1 --'
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. urn,
A.oD p. M. arrives III Richmond MOSifAf ." h0
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aHi SAT-.
e.l6p. N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. asI 80 =,
URDAY. Connects with sic4~I, .,r.
West Point from Baltimore, Tr
meets with Richmond asi "a 49,
Richmond and Petersburg, a.! 49,
t4.- peake and Ohio railroads
Local. PASSENGER. su1.
ro.so A. NJ Arrives q, Richmond daily s A'eFi snd
day. Connects with Richm"VS Ou!s
Petersburg and Chesapeake AIS
H railroads. 49,, 90 cr from
No transfer Of freight at Richnona W S,,isaa
southern points. Cars run through oet"eS@
and West Point. 18th loves: .s.es,
guaranteed. Ii. ,r,.-,n,a.d .sies
issued TO an northern and western polns. I'd
Through tickets sold to all nor,neirsi; s,Ssk.
westerp points and baggage cheekea gTtk,t Of.
Eor tickets apply st General kailfos. Hotel, ,sd
ace, $40 Main street; at The ExeuahhSei and DocS
conpanyis depot, corner Twents-thifd ADN
streets, RichUo nd, Va. s,.-t- tenaelS
L ma 80 II. T.DOUGLAs.s ae<------.-.----@
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PRENTING.HOUSES.
>ISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE. ~
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES. =.

HISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE. :
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the LAR G EST AND BEST.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COM
binad with skilful mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of >,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
4 II .!.,.il. - .s2a SUCH AS ~. 4.t ~ -
BUSINESS-CARDS. ...-.-;-l i,
VISITfNG-CARDS. i
! - . Observation-Disclosures.
:.ts:, -: .aGi.: WEDD1NG-CARDS.'9 $50
SHOW-CARDsi
CIRCULARS. j..
" 10 = MANIFESTs. ia!,..-E .&T1a:sf
!. - .4s.:eE BILLS LADING. : iia. :
.-,., - RECEIPTS
BILL-HEADSs
b GErTER-HEADS. 80
NOTE HEADS.
= ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
!. NOTICES E''u's CHECKS, MOTIFS
. DRuG-LABE1s, TAGS. :.
~ -. ENVELOPES,
) : AM AM i ~ AGREEMENTS,
BRIEES. /.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A. I.
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly filed and de-
lyered 10y express or mail. c.f -
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work in a manner that cannot be ss,r.
passed.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when renulred. NH 12-dsw.&w
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I NAIL INAINS UaIIy except SnnulI.
| . ACCOMMODATIONS daily except sunday
/ . EXPRESS TRAINS mn daily.
! SLEEPING CARS on Express Trains is,v1.-
| Richmond and Anderson '''"ea
Baggage checked to destination.
| First.cass Through Tickets tn the Nor, =.
| Southwest rs low as by any other rou,r ~
| F1rst-class and EmiRrant Tickets ~ a. p.,,,,
| the West lower than by any other route wa" u
! For rates, tickets, ume-cards, &C.. app,r n IT,
apeake and Ohio railway Office, corner Df i,rc.II
| sixteenth streets, or A: ". GARNER saG H. =
street. =. W. NJ. :. Dunn
80. s......-.- Engineer aud Supe.ln,rnia,,
| CONWAY r. HOWARD, General T!c.e. Ag,s.
7 - u
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LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE, LIVERY. 4 = pIA,tE
.Ei Substitutes AND RIGHMiSHNsp}fkEst,
BAZAAR,l4SS AND l44o F kANh iarlIi,! .
am now preparrd, with unsurpasseu y,EEK, Oh
BOARD "a HORSES BY THE DAY. "hhA 49,,
srecisl rates to Growers, and every thsIr ts.'
extended them for the Tahsac''h y ,.
ness eonuoc,.on with the stables have s iapa
Bazaar for tue SALE BY AUCflOSNs Vi ARSEsS'
ShS6T les. HRiDIES. ROBES, WHlFssai "sirUR'
AUCTION PAYS: WEDNESl,At "AN
DAY 10 IL O'clock d. d. ~. y1s. Proprietor
+ G. 6, AEEESs Hssaxer. 49, DO
G, 9. BuaToN, AActiqneef.
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5, IA connects for Milton, N. c.: n,st5.
CONNECTS for Ashevflie ard all points In western
North Carolina daily. exceet sunday ,.3.N
connects for Macon and all points In Southwest
Georgia. .stts -. 4, - ,.-Y,s,,I
e connects for Macon and all points in Southwest
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, ano
ali Texss points. ,,. ~,
F connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson' anu
q connects forGalveston and all Texas points: j.
Trains from the abOye-named points dTTtVe ="
Richmond at 4:43 2. NJ, and 7:43 4. MI. AN,
Trains between Greensboro and salem tun aaat'
eIcaDf Sffnday.g I'D s,;ff ~ ttas
r,;s fhrnmah IN Train No. / from. New York and
Ricfnaond to Atlanta, and from Greensboro 70 Az
gusta, and on Train No. from New York and Rich
Tichefs sold 10 an points south. southeast, and
sofIf invest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train. No. 9,ieaying Richmond at 3.65 A..
Al and No. 10. arriving in Richmond at 11:26 A. NJ
will have accommodations for a few second-class
passengers who must purchase tickets before get
ting on the train No passengers will be allowed on
other freight trains. 49,. -...-. ...s- Il. :
No ay-oVer checks given on local tickets:
lfzet:ys4,Is;- ga11 III JOHN r. MACMURDO.
t4 j. szs,,s. - ts,e General Passenger Agent. {
| T. NJ. r. TALcoTT, General Superintendent.
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NATURES REMEDY 81; ny
p ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
:, 80. FROM THE ,gf!s: tn.

REDFoRD WAS ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
- ESTABLISHED TwENTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved By actual results in !housands OF
cases of Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Peculiar TO
Cutaneous Affections, Sore Throat and DiphtheEia,
Chils and Malar.al Fever. Extracts froio test-
IS Best remedy for Inaammntory Sore Throat aHd
Dipbfberia ever used by meas have found after
acfics of forty years-acts as tonic, alteratYe,
and febrifuge; preferable to chlorate OF potash.s
.., 49,, .,f,ct &. PA. SlFEERp. M, D.. n. e.
eu pFas 81 ssaF and s ss
Waterand Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
pespaF y Jo TS1n :. MErrEAuR, NJ D., L. D., va
successfully used 'ii Dyspepsia and Chronic
Prof sAAL. JAcEsoS. II, p, Unly. Or Pa:
flous affections. Hayeused II for twenty-five years
In IN practicen 7. L. WALKER, NJ. D.. Va.
After an experience of near thirty years have
found equal to TINS MaeT ama ms or
ment- Chronic Irritatons of the. Bladder, Kidneys.
and Uretira; liberation, and certain forms OF Dys-
pepda.p tlaI y! Prof. J.'J. MooRMAN, MD, Va
FanNEss., VA. MEDlcA! monthly,
{! sUsed with unparalleled success, in hsmorrhagic
n's'aaa' 'eSes Ex-vice-Prcsidenmt Ga. a. Ned, Asso
TT - :, REV: E. G. DoDsoN. IA: LEE, Va. ),
directions, analysis, and fnl PROOF OF al ca1peo
8 Wafer, cents per gallon; "a per case of one
dozen halfgallon botlesa 50 for aye-gailon! demi-
Mass, so cents and 81 per bottle; $3.50 and s.
per hat dozen, according to size-sent postpaid.
Fn1l proof Of ell claimed sent free upon appltca-
tion Liberal terms to dealers; invaiids are accom-.
s nfas Sss R Fl ms shs
pass Sjd t bg : POLK MILLER co. !.
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URNITURE!-M !
E:WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL have IN
always on hand full and complete stock ofiE1
the most reliable factories East and West; also, OF
my own make. I offer special Inducements. Parties
in want Will not be doing justice to themselves with
prices. a liberal discount TO the trade. s
-, 80 WILLIAM DAFFRON,
E6sasts-.51S = - - 1888 Main street.
Il Factory and Upholstery Rooms, 16, 1s. and go
north Fifteenth street. Siss Sst.z5 jazz
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The above sale is postponed I'LL MONDAY, 1Otf
February 1870, ut same hour :, nv, ;,,e 81,
20 - IHE TRUSIGES.
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NEWSPAPERS. &c. ....
1910; NOW is THE TIME 1870
TO SUBSCRIBE. .......t..
49,. ELLYisoN, s YANcEY':'; 20
.NEWs-DEALERs AND BOOKSELLERS.

AGENTS FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for al the Magazines published in this country and
Tnrone will send any of the following papers and
magazines to any address tpoStags paid, on receipt
of the prices annexed, which are The publishers
lo,uo sl4t 49,
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DHILADELPHTA, RICH <sE$s
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM. III -
SHIP ,LIEE-E0R PH!LADEI;PHIA1 - FALL AL
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Until further no.
tiee the steamers of this line will make tr-weeslJ
trips, leaving PHILADELPHIA every, 7 UESDAY
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con-
Meeting at Philadelphia with Clydets New England
o 81 tSE TN TfFhahEN1FFlkEoUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. Enl x ~ - l-@-- 20 i
: Freight received daily until 8 O'Clock p. M. Us
JAMES W. MCCARRlCK,
. @@ General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va. ,
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO.. s.,
........ s,cj -. General Managers,
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leave RicH ond at.
Arrive DC Birke yfile,

sstS,,xso - Snkr,d nr,A nf +
k krrsve l n BniirseyiIIs.
~ We :" = 1 :.
5 s.s,,n Z, s.,hsr,;n.
FsttI1s'-fIss eo ~. - - -
ls =. ....::,;.s.;I;;..,,,.r,itiie.
ArLI.s
Nat'..ssfi...,....ss
arrive = " ~, 1tsdsppG
g :. !; ~ =. SSs;.;.,';;n.1s.
iA : Vea. !. ~ ,n,.S S. ~
AR ~ SaeiEn's.
S...sss.f...s...,s
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W ..c .'g ;-
+ COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lGIG
trains on this road VIII run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No 1900 A. H., leaves Byrd-Sireet station ta:!7:
due at Washngt"r. l:l0 T.
me- E r. Ms Baltimore. 3:1j T.. ":
~ ... .f'.,,..s , Phiadelpbia, $3.50 T. d.; Acf
York, 1905 p. NJ.
No. $500 P. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street sta''or f1!y
= >. j.. due NJ Washington. 9j5 T. ":
.......,r..,. Baltimore, 1855 p. VI; rh.a-
- ''.."' deIphia, 3:35 4. ~: New io'1'
- @..r'. 'a 6:45 A. VI.
No. 7-4:OO p, n, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN
for Junction. lelccS BHli-
Street statiCA daily ieIcrpt Sc.
"-..a daysI.
a.H SOUTH BOUND.
NO, 2-lOI5P.M., arrives at Byrd-Str Il stat =
daily. Leaves Stn l"rL. 80
- A. S.; Philadriv!dt :! - y
.fe1-' .f- NJ; Baltimore. $50 L. VI.
ts.-..f =. + b.. Washington, SEQ L. VI
NO4 1885 A. NJ, arrives 81 Byrd-Slt,t -:"S
- - daily. Leaves New iors. !""V
t.tt.ss.t9 tf p. H.; PhIladeIphta. l:ln t.
.-...... Nj; Baltimore. Ij3 ~ W.
- Washington. $50 4. ".
No s-S:4O A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAN
= xrriyts at Broai-Street s.Ale-
s....,.-... daily (excep! SundASsi.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-06
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATS,i|M
'Al..5 coMPANY,s !. - ::
',-''''-''- JAMEsRIYER LINE,
r,--g.,r. v.-rst FOB ~" t-E i.e.gE:
-. i NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,. 3l
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
:. ...a.1.t CONNECTING AT ~, - -. 80.
H . NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
. FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW;
s.., Xxx q. YORK, AND BOSTON. r.,r~.,t

TIE fast and elegant. steamer ARIEL, Captain
q. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States MALL,
leaves Richmond for abOYe-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 2
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. .........S 2 SO
Fare for round trip, good for two days.. 2 90
Fare orrouI,d trip. good for SEVEN days.... 3 90
Fare for round trip, unllmited...........-... 90
Fare TO D w
Fare to PhiIadelphia.... 49,. ........... 50
Fare TO New York;. L2
p Through tickets sold at CAREERS, s26 Man street;
Exchange Hotel. AID on beard steamer. Baggage
checked through. .:ta9>G.fJn ~ ="
The LIMITED TICKETS named above are on sale
only at CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington, and Tarhoro' n. c., and al
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. G., Hamp.
tom. and Eastern Shore Of Virginia. and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates. s.r4
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tircly rebuilt and refurnished In an elegant and
costly manner, and is confidently recon 'nended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that las
run on this route for many years. - 49,. ..E
IA : C'''.l m. T.. d. TATUM, superintendent,
at. r.. ,..,rs 903 Main street and Rockets.
J, W. NcCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. Sc 4