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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-06
self.coilec.ea In the Face OF Death


At Medine, yesterday, Peter Gersbacker,
q railroad man, who resides in this city. had
an almost miraculous escape from being
crushed to death under freight train
with which he was braking. While max
ing coupling in q moving train his foot
caught In the guard.rai and he was unable
TO extricate II. The train continued to
back. and II he bad thrown himself outside
OF the rails, as most persons woulo
have done, both legs would have been
crushed. Instead, he threw bis poo'
between the rails under the NOV
ing train, and, as the brake-rod passso
over him. grasped 1t, and was pulled a,ons
with tue train. His right foot was e'usns a.
but his nerve did not leave him, ana sp ho l
iured member was drawn from tne poo''
The train was soon stopped, and he was ex'
trieated. His foot was dressed, and be was
brought home today His s companions ?, s
II was the most remarkable ease =, plescnce
The railroad. TO IL Mr.. Gersbacker owes
bis life
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By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
/ FICTION SALE. WITHOUT LIMIT

UCTION SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
N OR RESERVE. OF THAT LARGE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, No sol, STU
ATED on THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY EIGHTH AND CLAY SIRE ,nk I EIS'
FRONTING on CLAY STREET, Nos. 500 AND
sos, WITH DWELLING oXtR SANE; NOW H
OCCUPIED by MIR. EDWARD CANNON AND
Mr.. w. r. WOODY.-By direction of the owners
viii off 4 for sale. upon The premises; on WE'D
NESDAY the lain day OF January, 1880, at AZ
O'Clock tor Immediately after the sale al the corner
of Twenty. eighth and NJ Streets, the PROPERTY
above described, which Is now yielding a rental Of
about 1850 per annum. The whole property Is
comparatively now, and the STORES are ccnsid-
cred a. good store property as any on Church Hill
Each has Il DWELLING Of about three or four
rooms overhead. The DWELLING at the corner
Of Tweuth eighth street contains abOHt eleven
rooms. and Is In good repair; water, &c, on the
premises.
Special attention Of those wishing 10 invest In
good and paying property IS invited to this sale
TERMS one third cash: residue at four. eight,
and twelve months. negotiable notes. q per cent
Interest added, and secured by trust deed.
ROBERT y. LYME,
ia q AuctlOnecr.
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AUCTION sALEs...ruture Days.
by Jno. v. Laugbton, Jr.. Auctioneer,
Ole Main street.
TRUsTEE,S SALE or STOCK d


TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
: T. 1rd Bo4Ts, SHOES, LEATHHER-M!ASCaIsNrEsn
GROUND. &C.. Al AUCTION.--As trustee under
a deed OF trust from W. y. Drew and wife. duly re-
corded In the CEsncery Court OF The city or Ricl-
nond. shall sell mt auction. oh FRIDAY the 9th
instant. 81 10 o'clock AT the store OF w. u. Drew
No. Dos Main street. all OF his stock ~
HANDMADE BOOTS, CATERS, and SHOES.
embracing a full liie OF regular sizes OF best
work: -.
TWO HOWE aud ONE wAx.THREAD LEA
THER MACHINES, -,
sOLH-CUTTING and soLE-MOULDING MA
sHofMAKERs' TOOLS, LASTS, FURNISHING
GOODS.
A let OF SUPERIOR BLACKING. &C.;
A lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ALSO,
At 4 O'Clock r. NJ. the TWO-STORG FkAhr.
BUILDING No. 10 Min h street. between MAN anu
Franklin. This building, with store below aho resi-,
der &c above, Is built on leased ground, on an an
nual rental nj sl75 which may be leased Tor se'e
raj years It's location for small business Is one VI
The hest In the city.
TERMS At sale. . ,,.,,,, ,r,,oo
JNo. F.. LAUGHToN, Jr.. Aucioneer. u
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J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TION OF ALOT of LAND SITUATED ON
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
EIGHTH AND VI STREETS. CONTAINING l65
FEET On TWENTY-EIGH1H STRtET AND
RUNNING BACK ON NJ STREET 1872 FEET .-ln
execution of certain deco Of trus; dated ION of
May. 1877. from Edward Cannon to The nn"er-
signed rs trustee aud duy recorded In the clerks
office Of Richmond Chlncery Court D. II ITO G.,
page 440, will offer for sale, upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY the l4th day of January, 1850,
at o'clock r. NJ. being required 80 10 do by the
benpfciarie5 under said deed default ha ing been
made IN The payment Of the notes secured thereby,
th- PROPERTY abb, described. The lots will
be sold so as to front on 1'vcniy eighth street. and
will very probably lie subfydcd 10 suit purchasers.
The grades IN the vicinity have all been fixed. AS
the lots will certainly be sold, bidders may attend
with that assurance. This offers an unu' ual oppor
unily for persons of limited means TO secure good
building lot.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, more
liberal terms will probably be announced AT sale.
las HENRY q. CANNON, Trustee.
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II Was Edison.

fMenlo Park Deter in New York Herald.1
But during the playing a man with a
crumpled felt hat, white silk handkerchief
at his throat, his coat hanging carelessly,
and bis vest half buttoned, came silently 10,
and, with his band to his ear, sat close by
the glass-blower, who, wrapped up in his
music, was back, perhaps, in bis native
Thurineia again.
"Tbat's nice" said he, looking round.
II was Edison,
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TUNNELS BETTER THAN BRIDGES New
York Evening Post. THE first cost of tun.
nels must be, on the average, much greater
than that OF bridges. But once built, tun-
nels are built forever, and the expense Of
repairs, so grave charge on even the best
Of bridges, is with subterranean roadways
next to nothing. The superiority Of the
tunnel over the bridge in point of safety
has hitherto been little considered.
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What Really Means.

From the New Orleans Picayune.l
A good brother at the hotel table tried to
initiate Grant hy turning his wine-glass up
side down. The waiter saw it immedl-
ately and said : "Yis, yis, I'm coming with
another bottle"
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NOTICE-TO TIL + HOLDERS OF
~ THE PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY,)
OFFICE OF SECOND VlCE-PREsIDENT.
RICHMOND. December Is, 1870. )
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY viii. on and after the isT DAY OF
JANUARY, 1880, upon their pre- entatiOn at the
Office of The company, in The city of Richmond. pay
Il all of their PER CENT. BONDS.
Interest on said bonds viii be stopped as of that
date.
This notice Is intended to cover alike outstanding
per cent. bonds given by the Virginia Central
Railroad Company and those issued bv the CheSa
peake and ohio Railway Company in lieu of 8 per
cent. bonds surrendered.
If desired bv the holders of these bonds the COM
paDy will give them the option Of taking their
twenty year u per cent. Durchase-money funding
bonds In exchange for their bonds at par.
WILLIAMS G.. WICKHAM.
de ln-lSt Second Vice President.
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BY Poindexter & Tupuer,
Real Estate Agents aud Auciiouecrs,
1900 Main street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE PER
IL SONaL PROPERTY OF THE LATE BtR-
BORA RUCHSER, AT HIS LATE RESIDE NJ;
NORTHEAST CORNER BROAD AND fIf II
Tor we viii sell hy auction. on THURSDAY, JAW
uary sth. Mt 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following pro-
perry n above: 1900. l.,,.,,n-n orr.
(cumpf TEL: o,,.
| NAIIrGONY WARDROBE.
Q SETS NEW DlNlNG-ROOAI CHAIRS loi SUI
pcrlor qualiiyl. .,..,,-,...
CAkPETS. MATING. STOVES. -.,...
SOFAS, LOUNGES, &c.
iN"''' POINDEXTER & UPPER,
tn AuciiOneers.
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BY Chafin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRtS,
ON THE CRAIGTON ROAD ABOUT tOIE
Mills FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, by
AUCTiON.-By virtue Of decree Of The Chancery
Court of The city of Richmond, in the causes or
Tnomp,On rs. BEDFORD aud dts., and Robertson,
trustee, rs. Brown and GiS.. entered on the l6th
day Of October. 1879, the undersigned, specal
commissioned thereby appointed, Will sell IN 'front.'
of IIenrico county court house. on MONDAY. jan
uary IL. 1880. AT II O'Clock NJ. Chat belng court
dav5. that VALUBLE TRACT OF LAND called
!" HAYPORT." situated on the Craig on road four
miles from the city of Richmond and formerly
oHncd nv j. II. Council, ED, containing by recent
survey 227 ACRES-one half Of which i fine river
bottom. and The remainder well adiplcG to truck
ing The FARM l. in "A good stat OF cultivation.
The DWELLING IS cOmmOdiOuS and COMFORT
able having been repaired and partly built IN me
lat few years. II IL Elegantly shuIed IN shady
ward near the public road. The Oui-buildings are
such rs are usually found on Il farm Of this kind,
and In good condition. 800 ,
TERMS: Whilst the decree preScrbes one thifd
cash. and the balance In two equal semi-anuual IN
stalments. with Interest added. for negotiable nOtes,
and the title retained until the whole Of The pnr
chase money is paid and conveyance ordered DIV
the Court, yet the commissioner has authority 10
alter The Terms if he should see fit on the Gay OF
sale.
Those wishing - see man of the property can
do so by calling on the auctioneers, MeSsrs, Chain,
Staples < Co. HFNkl W HObSVN,
Special commissioner.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES 4 Co., Auctioneers;
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ono. sir,v said an Albany man "pm
none o. yer feliers as wastes hi time learn
I'M other folks languidges. don't speak
EpgIish; American is all the tongue
n0w."-Boston Post.
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By j. NJ. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneor,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L LOT IN THE CITY of MANCHESTER.
FRONTING on THE NORTH SIDE OF JACK
son STREET BETWEEN PORTER AND Balm
BRIDGE STREETS.-By virtue Of deed of trust
from Don L. IIasey and wife TO the trustees OF the
West-End Building Association, by deed dated 23d
day OF June 1878, and duly recorded In the clerk )
Office Of the Iusiings Court Of the cry of Matches
ter, Ia lDeed-BoOk volume 3, page Ge, We, the un-
ders ned, the present trustees I'm Office of the said
Association, being required 50 10 10 by the said A.
sociatlon the said Don Il. llasey having failed 10
comply with the Obligations Of The bond secured ny
said deed, will offer for sale, on MONDAY, January
II. 1880. at O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described. The lot fronts las feet the north side
Of Jackson street between Porter aud Bainbridge
streets, and running back between parallel lines the
distance Of l25 feet 10 an alley IA feet wide.
TERMS: VIII be given al sale.
LEOPOLD SPIES,
ROBERT SEMI,
AMBROSE SPIES.
Trustees OF the West-E End Building Association.
IA l-l0t
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Auction SAIES--ThIs Day.

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF HORSES,
"A COWS. HOGS FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
SHUCKS, OATS, FODDER. &C.. at auction, i u ES-
DAY, January @, $780, at O'Clock, az the farm OF
the late DIR. Dcane. on the MeadOwbndge road, one
and half miles from Richmond.
A rare chance is offered to parties In want Of
STOCK, FURNITURE. IMPLEMENTS. FEED,
&C. Everything that offer for sale has been bought
by me regardless of cost and IL not Iha: impor
tant business calls for my return 10 England for "A
few months would not sell. l enumerate part of
what ] have for sae
8 Superior RIvTNG-, RIDING, and
FARM-BORSES;
l ExIra-fne GRAY MARE-whlch ] prize
very highly. as she was The winner OF
the second Drlze.cup at the Fair
Grounds in May last:
l Lot fine HORSE-BLANKETS:
l rine COW young and fat); -
Fiae THORoUGHBRED BERKSHIRE
Fine THORoUGHBRED BERKSHIRE
l Fine THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE
SOW AND PIGS:
FARM-WAGON and HARNESS;
z FARM-CARTS and HARNESS;
BREAK BUGGY:
/ CUITIN6-KNIFE CORN-sHELLER;
10000 PRIME CABBAt,F.
Also a number Of PLOWS. HARROWS. and other
farming i'm plemenis Nice DININGROOM, CHAM
Der, ana KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ia i,eod3t u. f. BURDETT.
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Ma train arrives at Richmond daily tx
cept sunday - - J.. v,
Express train arrives NJ Richmond daily
I'D 10 NJ
Accommodation train arrives a. Rich
mond daily except sunday at........,..9 600 AN
Mixed train leaves Stdun'on a. Is % \. ".
taking passengers az GordOnsvillr from a., Virginia
Midland train from Washington, and arrives ID.
Richmond az J:IC T.. VI.
connects win Virginia Midland train ~
Lynchburg. Dsnville, and Atlanti, Mi--i.Iyn. ni
Ohio Railroad stations, ant viii Nir.inu MIDI
land train. leaving AZ j:lO T. ~ ~ Washington
connects with Virginia Midland uJ.u q ~
Iyuchburg and DanYille.
4 connects with Valley railroad aCroWW..lIt 10
traiB, leaving at 1913 4 NJ. for ilarr-Duh.i.
ID connects with Valley railroad train, leaving a.
III. A. VI. Cor liar9er's Ferry.
T. connect WITH stages Tor Lexington.
r connects with &. Il. :. aud T.. l.. stttn.fs ~
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati
Il connects with sciOtO Valley railroad I, q ne
Northwest.
connects with all lines diycrgiul 90 ID. Net
Northwest, and southwest. ". NJ -. IT, y y.
Engineer ani ~uprriu''Ht. ..
CONWAY X. HOWARD, General Fl-'u-' '.t
1ickef Agent. H'
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In n poem read by Robert Grant at the
reunion of the alumni Of the Boston Lat'n
school the other day were the following
verses:
fu Avn xou toast and ycu-lI drink II know,
Both Won whose Thin iresses are white As tne snow
And YOU whose young hearts IL Is isir y. nn Tho
Like our stocks and our statesmen. are all on 'ne
"boom."
It's our great public scheois-may their influence
Until statesmen use grammar and Ounces are dead,
Until no care say. In this land Of the ,ree, ,,,
He done" for "he did," or "Hs her i"i F'
She"
There's terrible row In Maine,
In Maine,
And the stalwsrts loudly profane,
In Maine:
They feel the law.
Like hal Ter draw.
And this Is why they complain.
loves sat beneath the shade,
Aud I un2 the other said:
- How IA thai you beo
Have smiled upon this suit Of mine;
IL a heart. IL pslDs for you
Thy voice a. mu0 melody
IT'S To be Thy loved 1, 2
Say, cy nysl 9b, wilt marry mep"
Then bS.,ed she soft: Why 13ly J"
"The nice young man. 0tserveit the
Elmira Gazette, "saveth his money Tor f.eXt
Fourth Of July, but the foolish one taketh
his girl out sleigh-liding. and pays four
dollars for the privilege Of freezing to death
a couple Of hours"
So much 10 his credit: Uncle bringing
his nephew home for the holidays: "Glad
to see you home again. Dick. Hope you
have spent less this half" Dick: sob.
yes, uncle; i've gone 'tick' for every
thing "-LondOn Punch.
"Tbe'fOol and bis boom are soon parted.v
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BY j. Thompson Brow,
Peal Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK
l. STORES. WITH DWELLINGS AHOXE, GIN:
TRALLY LOCATED. BEING ON forRIEENIH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FRASI LIN
STEETS, AND OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL.-Dy virtue OF deed OF trust from Sepli-
mia Barnett 10 The undersigned trustees, dated Z1ih
November, S7s, ami recorded In The clerks Office
OF Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. u. j IL H.. page
4So. TO secure certain negotiable note Tor me sum
of a. 600 therein mentioned. and whereas default
has been IT ade In The payment # said note, ana
being required 10 do shall sell on The preni-
ses. on JANUARY 18TH, at IL o'clock W., the TO-
lowing PROPERTY. described In said deed rs fo-
lows IAN that lot of land. with all the Improve
meDts thereon. IN the CRY Of Richmond on The west
line of Foui tenth street. aud bounded as follows
Commencing on said west line of FOUR eenlb street
Sc feet 0 inches south of Franklin street: thence
running soHthwardly and fronting thereon ~ feet,
and running back between parallel lines 50 fcet.
beirg Lots Nos. 2, 3. and 4. and the same real
estate devised to the said Sepimia Barnett by VIII
of T. A. Prindle.'' The improvements on said pro-
perry consist of THREE SMALL BRICK STORES,
with dwellings above. and ONE SToNE.tRONt
THREE-SIORY BRICK STORE, adjoining VII.
liam Holt Richardson, Esq. The store VIII be sofa
separately. All are occupied by good'paying Ten
ans.
TERMS Cash as to expenses of sale and to paw
of note amounting 10 $4,000. with Interest there.
on from 27Ih day Of November, 1879. TO sale.
should consent Of all parties be obtained BY The day
of sale. we win consent 10 The terms being changed
TO one fourth cash: balance In six, twelve ana
eighteenth months, per cent. Interest. secured by
deed Of trust. j. II. MONIAGCE,
l.. f. BROWN.
ppnwN iuctionppr "a
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ROBERT LYME, Auctioneer.
By Grubbs X Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
u,pUsTEE'S SALE OFFRAME HOUsI

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
4 AND LOT No. III WEST DUVAL STREE
At AUCTlON-By virtue of two deeds OF trust
The one executed by spencer Brown aud Charlotte.
hi, wife. dated the 18th Of March, 1876, and The
other from Spencer Brown, dated the 81 Of July,
1877 10 james Peasants. trustee-tO secure TIE
sum If 20. evidenced by two notes of 500 each,
both Of which deeds recorded In The thluccry
Court of The city OF Richmond. we will sell ~ luc-
January. 1850. at AZ O'Clock T. NJ, the SMALL
FRAME HOUSE located a above, occupied 10y 10.
,eph Evans. and containing three rooms. The LOT
fronts about 20 feet, ana run. tack about IS feet
more or less.
THE TERMS Thy cOnsentl Will b. one fourth cash I;
the balance al six twelve. and eighteen months for
ncgOlt tDle notes. Interest added secured by trust
deed. JAMES PIEA~ANTS. Trustee.
Sale made by GRUBBs e WILLIAMS, AuctOncers.
ta2
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By w. Goblin.
Real Estate AucfioDeer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRJTSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
LOT, WITH TWO COTTtGES TIiEKEoN,
on TuE SOUTH LINE OF LEIGH TWEEN
NORToN AND KINNEY STREkTS.-As trn'lre
ia certain deed of trust from Mr. H. l.. Iralnianl,
bearing date L IN June. 1877, duly recorded ia
thereof, proceed 10 sell at public auction, on The
premises. on THURSDAY the 10th January: lSS0'
az AZ O'Clock L. NJ. the foregoing REAL. EST ATE
The frst fronting 81 feet the south side or Legh
street. running back 1876 feet; having thereon a
fonr rooms, well Of good water. handsome front
ward tacked with wers; the second fronting on Il
continuation Of CathaTne street ~ feet, running
back "a feet, with = NEW COTTAGE thereon con-
tanning two rooms.
THE TERMS WI be enough I'm cash TO defray ex-
Do nses of sale and TO paw OF two notes past due,
Amounting to $50: on credit as 10 5000 until the
llth June. 1880; and As TO the residue, on such
terms as NAV be announced at he time or sac; The
whole credit payments TO bear interest aud be Sc
cured by deed of trust. W. GODDIN'
4, 4 Trustee.
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sTOCK.BR0KERs.
RICHMOND, January 1, 1880.
~ w. PURCELL,
VI STOCK OkER.

The undersigned has opened an ONCE at his old
Insurance Company, next door 10 Purcell, Ladd 4
Co.'S and offers his services to the public for the
PURCHASE OF STOCKS, BONDS, and all SOL
vent securities offered In this or any other market.
VIII NEGOTIATE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
or other securities on commission. Will buy on
margin STOCKS OF all kinds. TAX-RECEIvABLE
COUPONS bought and sold.
i solicit the patronage Of my old friends and tie
public generally for continuance OF their favors,
so generously bestowed In former year,
u Let q. w. PURCELL.
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WIRT ROBERTS, SEVENTEENTH
Y aud Cary streets, dealer in best quality An
THRACITE COAL OF all sizes EAST BANK
sPLINT COAL: GLOVER HILL aud MIDLO-
THAN LUMP and HAIL. Also, CUMBERLAND
COAL by the cargo or IN small lots TO suit pur-
chasers. OAK aud PINE WOOD.
WRIT ROBERTS,
Seyentee o. and Cary streets.
Orders by Telephone or otherwise promptly at
tended to. oc l3-6m
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RAILROAD LINES.


e*X ~ 9M2 9xK-1E -
RICHMOND. FRHD,e q POTOMAC =. y, 20
RICHMOND, Va. November " 1879.
CtOMMENCING NOVEMBER D. 1919,
I ! trains on this road Will run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
s1oA. NJ, leaves Byrd-streei station o. " !ex-
cept sundaysI; due At WNbinR,1b,
lilo L. ~; Baltimore, 3;Vo ,; ";
PbiIadeipbia, 900 Il. NJ; New forA'
1000 4. VI A..
Wv A. washington. 9:25 T.. " Baltimore,
J1:25 l.. 81: Plia ielphla, 323 a. d.
New York, 6:45 A. VI.
A.oo r. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAlf for
Junction, leaves Broad Street statios
daily irxceur anr days..
SOUTH BOUND.
1O15PN arrives NJ Byrn-strect station daily
Except SundaysD. Leaves New York,
8:15 A.. NJ; PhilaielDhia. 1145 A.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 L. ". Washing
tor 5:Z0P. NJ.
Il:4O A. NJ, arrives al Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New YORK, 1000 Z. NJ; Phil
adelphia, 1:l0 \. ~; Baltimore,
ASS A. ~ Washington, 700 A. VI.
SAB A. NJ, ACCOASfTIlATION TRAIN arrives
a. BroaI.-Sreet srafOu isiv fexcept
Su1days,. &. A. TAYLOR.
General Ticket Agent
E.T. D. MYERS. GeReral Superintendent
10
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WOOD AND COAT.

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
i SPLINT COAL, BEST AhTHRACITEC COAL.
BEST FORE>T PINE ard OAK WOOD. BEST
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
STE AM COAL. =. l.. LATHROP,
dels seventeenth street, at draw.brldge.
GOAL AND WOOD.-Firs-cIa AN
" THRACITE, all sizes. from $3.50 o S4.75 per
ton. Best SPLlNT and GLOVER NIL OF an kinds,
1925 to 81 $3.50, and S4.75, SOFT COKE and
all kinds of ENGINE COAL. PINE AID OAK
WOOD from $3.50 TO $3.50 per cord. Ordt rs
promptly filed from either yard. Broad street, be-
tween SIEVE. tn and Eighth, or 1905 cary street.
de 10 &. n. PAGE.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcSLn,
COMPANIES
JANEs-RIVER LINE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIyEs
CONNECTING At
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LINE,
yOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
z. G.. CLIFFORD carrying the United states malIh
leaves Richmond for ahOve-named places every
MO <DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at $50
&. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth. ...........t 20
Fare for round Trip, unlimited....,.......... 90
Fare 10 Baltimore ......................,. 90
Fare 20 Philadelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Fare 10 New Ork...s %
H..
Through tickets sold at CAREERS, 500 Main street
Exchange Hotel. AID on board steamer. Baskag.
checked through.
Freight received daily Cor Norfolk, Portsmouth
lewbern, Washington. and TarbOro', y. G., and Al
landings on Tar river; Washington, -. G.. Hamp
ION, and Eastern Shore of Virginia, and regular
landings on James river. az lowest rates.
l.. q. TATUM Superintendent,
1l09 Main street and ROckefts.
j. W. MCCARRICK. Agenf. Norfolk oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-06

ID ICHMCND, YORK RIVERc EI,
1tASD thESAPEAKE RAILROAD i.i---.s&-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS IRANSPORTA.
TION COMPANY,
II )sgh-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence. aud all New England cities
steamers leave WEST POINT, VA" on eaci
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II noon con.
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive AZ WEST POINT on each TUEs
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston uid Boston anc
Providence Railroad cfn West Point Va.
h. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V.D. GRONER. General Agent. ap3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-06

R1HILAD ELPH A, RICH <C%ST2
s MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-s szSsssts8
SUR ..t,. LiEE;-Eo9R ,fiIiLA,p.L2HIA, Fall
THREE TINES a NEEK.-Unul further no
rIse tbs scamer- OF this line will make tr-weehiJ
THURSDAY, sud SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
meeting AZ Philadelphia with Clyde's New Englan.
Line for Fan River.
QUICK IIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily rlti O'Clock p. NJ.
JAHES W. MCCARR.
General S0u' ern Agent, Richmond Va.
W LIAM Z. CLYDE Il CO.,
General Managers,
n023 Nc ~ South Whsrves. Philadelphia.