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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31
BY Lyme s. Brother,
by Lyle q blOther,
Real Estate Agents and uctioneers,
corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THAT
~ VBRY DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
FAMILY RESIDENCE ON THs NORTH SIDE
OF BROAD HETWEsN TWENTY SEVENTH
AND TWENTY ElGHTH STREETS-At the re-
quest Of the personal representative OF DR.. r. B.
Lyme, decea-ed, We shall .ell at auction on
TUESDAY tho Sd day Of sspte mber, 1887. st S
n,s,oek P NJ. thst large and well. built BRICK
rooms, besides closets &c. 1t Ia admirably -uited
for large femal lie school The lot has front Of
wi.e alley. There ia a we'll OF good water on th 9
premises The dwelling is shaded by handsome
trees.
The property will be sold as a whole or divided
Into lots to suit purchasers, according To plat Of
survey 10 be seen At the hour of sale. The dwell
Ing Is In perfect order, having been recently pa
pered, painted, &c and premises we'll enclosed.
The situation of this property renders 1t very de-
sirable and persons seeking investment In real
estate would do we'll to attend
Terms: Mad. known at the hour Of sale.
au27 LYAE & BROTHER Auctionsers
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~ ISL G fssS1sss vi szzssSS;ss -
NREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
RICHaoND, gRRDEkicRSBURG, AN0 PoTo:;
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYIlG THE USlTEp
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-EL EG ant ChEs
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS o.
ALL TRAIHS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on thi.
road are now run from the southern terminus Of
the Connection railroad, corner Byrd AID EldHIH
srRH8rs, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rleh.
mond daily at lilo A. NJ, arriving In Washins.
ton at 6.l5 p. M, conneetin. with the early al
ternoon express trains for TIM North. East and
The NIoHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with sls.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent s!e-piIrk
chairs attached. leaves Richmond daily AZ sSF.
M, Sundays oxeepted) arriving In "aehlns.on
at SIS A. H., connecting with the early Morn
ing trains for the orth. RssI aud West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chsirs.
The RECOMMENDATIONS TRAIN, with local 81.
prsss pac ksgeB, leaves Richmond daily tsundsyi
excspted) from the depot. corner OF Broad ara
Eighth streets, at P. NJ, arriving In Frsds'
rtcksburg at 7.&0P n.
THKuCGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra. Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Esw York, Boston. and
all the principal cities In the West
For furth or information and th rough ticksna y,
ply at the ONCE OF tina company. corner Broad ana
Eighth streets, shockoe Hill, and al the t!eE's
'' '''' " : 49, j B GENTRY.
General Tieke. Agent;
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. spH
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BY &. 8. Cook. Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

SALE OF DRY
~ GOODS. FASCY ARTICLES, &C., AT AUG
TON -sn "WEDNESDAY, September 4th, Ut 10
O'Clock, will sell st the SORE OF Mr., T. d:
Quaries, No 3l9 Broad street, between Third and
Fourth, the balance Of his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
embracing as large An assortment OF staple goods
is usually found in first class retail establish.
ment.
TINS sale being unreFsrvsd, the attention OF
those In wan. OF this line OF goods Is resp ctfuly
call-d. Z. b. COOK,
al 80 Auctiona1r
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
sTosE QUARRY AT AUCTION by 5yyy yrtgs b 81
Gavin Green on the 2sth day II u arch, 1857, and
duly recorded in Henr.o County Court. be,ng , 20
cesd to salt at public auction. npon the Pre-
atIa o'clock II. on THUssDAI the t Jd az con NJ
September 1897, the property BY said deeo o9n q,
yeysd being Tts .s,sh ,ISs Of ,he
the county Henrco on the INC nef stv of Kc
mond near the arst lock- containing ao0HI nsa bv
The late William Mountoy. ,o,,oy nv
TRRua: Cash as to co much as VIII oetta os,h
nense, of ga ie and pay Cf ttree notes. aateo
March 1851 slol 100; and a sieI
date and mon credit as $lO2 90 100 till sspte M
bar 18th as to soa till october 2sh as to stoS Ss
iii November 18th as to SlG till December zstnt
iss7 as 10 siv4 loo I'LL January 2sh as to S.So
TN ,ns I'll pril 18th as 10 Slos 5o.l0o till May
18Th as to s7 June 18Th as 10 stO7 So 100 IN,
july 2sth 1898 and on sqS3 terms az 70 1ns
as sAiu o"t' HENhY g. CANNON, Trustee.
saJe TO be conducted by JAASs M. TAYLos 31a
huctiOneerS. - -
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The Presidents Conversation with a
Negro.

NeSEO
On Saturday last, John NJ. LaDgston, thu
well-known colored lawyer, hearing that
the President had expressed desire K
see him, called upon him; whereupon Mr.
johnson said {" have determined to re-
move General Howard he must 60 soon
/ have reason to believe that he is running
his Bureau as political, partisan, and sec.
tartan machine; and further, sir, am
prepared to give that place to good CO.
lored man if your people will indicate such
a man." During the whole interview, Mr..
Langston says, the President intimated
that he would like TO have him accept the
place. He finally said 81 have decided
that General Howard shall be removed,
and that will give the place to colored
man If good one is presented and will
give you untilthc first of the week to see me
upon this subject" This morning Mr..
Langston called upon General Grant at his
office in the War Department and stated
TO MN the substance CT his interview with
the President, and then asked General
Grants opinion as to the propriety of his
accepting the Office. The latter replied
that he thought, under the circumstances,
that it was unadviSable for him in every
respect TO accept the Office of commits
siouer. He thought if General Howard
should be removed Mr.. Langston could
not hope to give greater satisfaction in the
Bureau. General Grant further said that
he was fully satisfied that General How
ard had done his best, and that he had
committed no act which would not bear
rigid scrutiny; but if he General Grant,
We're to remain as Secretary OF War, aud
Mr.. Laugston should be appointed to the
position, he would aid him to the extent of
his ability. General Grant, in conclusion.
SAID nothing had been said to him about
General Towards removal; but if it
were accomplished, he thought, for
the reason already stated, that it would be
luexpedient and Of no practical benefit to
the colored race for Mr.. Langston to ac-
cept it under existing circumstances. Mr..
Laugston said to General Grant 81 now
ask that you will do everything that You
can to keep General Howard ut the head
OF the Bureau, for the good of nv people
and for the friendship / have for him.
further, sir, am fully satisfied that &c.
aelal Howard has administered the affairs
m, ma. nareau in the most conscientious
the o",n, ana looking ouly TO the good of
1ne coioted people and the Goysrnman,
canuo1' therefore, consent to take mi,
position and further, desire 20 sav Tho,
will not accept it, believing IL 70 bs
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetionssrs
and Real Estate Agents.

A DESIRABLE FARM OF TWO
a HUEDRgD AND SIXTEEN ACRES 0FLAND,
BUsa R6aD FIVE MILES BgL5W R1caMoN d,
AND ONE MILE FROM TUE YORK RIVER
RAILROAD. FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-At the
request OF Mr.. N. B Hill we shall offer for sale at
public auction on MONDAY the I'd day Of Sep
o'clock NJ, the handsome FARM located as above,
adjoining the lands OF Allen King, John Bridge.
water Smith New, and others, and being lust be-
yond the outsr line OF Notifications.
About three-fourths Of the tract Is cleared The
improvements sre excellent. consisting OF hand !.
some DWELLlNG-HOUSE and all necessary ont.
trees.
Mr.. Younger P. Watkins. residing on the place,
VIII take pleasure In showing 1t TO any person
desirous Of purchasing
The terms will be very accommodating, and
made known a. the hour Of sale.
HARRISON. GuDDIN APPBRsoN,
aus Anetioneers.
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By Jamns II Taylor Son, Auotioneers.
ONCE s2l Main street, three doors below spotswood
Hotel.

Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
i TATE IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRICo, At AUCTION by vir-
tue OF deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day of
rovember 1865, exssutsd to me az trustee, TO 49,
euro the payment OF certain sums OF money there
IN msntioned of record in tho clerks Office OF the
County Court OF EsLrico trsed Book 81, page d60),
and at the request OF the beneficiary In said
desd, ! will proceed 10 ssll on TU EsDAT the 10th
day of september, 1877, at auction. on the pre-
misses 1t o'clock NJ, in the following order ::
lrt Ten lots In DnvAfs addition, nos. Ia, 1879,
l3O 13l, 1872, lao, l4p lI5, lac. and $780,
After which VIII be -ola several other LOTS in
the Immediate neighborhood, designated az lots
10 l2s, 1888, l%l, and ia, in said Du.ars addition
to the city OF Richmond all Of which lots are
conveyed In said deed
TsRxs: Gasn for enough to pay the expenses Of
the sale and the snm OF 81 coo, with inherent from
the sth day Of November 1865, until paid the
balance on such ierIns as may be agreed upon on
the day OF sale. H8SRY MY sR, trustee.
saieto be conducted by JAsgs H. TAYLoR& SON,
Anctoneers 0u 23-l0t
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DOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
4 OLD POINT AND ALL LAND. q 1en ,
INGs OF JAMES RlVER The fss, c.zo-H =
an delegsnt steamer 51:SSsYSs3
JOHN SYLVESTER
CAPTAIN 2. C GI7Yoap.
leaves her wharf at Rockets for eboy,.,.r
placea on MONDAY, WEDH EsDAT, and PRIbty
Thur.hay and Saturday
Passengers will srriv. 8, CIT, Point In Tim, ;,
sonnect with train for Petersburg
Freight received st all hour, for Boston. BsIr.
all landings on James river at rsesonab rsts,
freight for wsv lsndinzs must he pre-. paid
Letters entrusted to purssr Of steamer mus, b,
enclosed IN a Government stamped env.lops
Apply to L. b. TATUh, Agent
fes-s 0nea Steamer. -h.,,
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
DARN CALLED WOODLAND. THE
4 FORMER RESIDEs CT OF JAMES C. SPOTS,
THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR RENT
At AUCTION FOR THE YEAR 1858 We will
ID OF September, at o'clock P. II. tbs above
described ANN. containing ITO acres OF nne land.
nearly al Of which IL cleared IL lies on the north
ments ara a largo brick dwelling, With the uausl
out. buildings; suited for the accommodation of q
large family; extensive garden, yard, &C
This place, being Near tho city, IL desirable a.
residence and Tor farming and truck patching.
Terms: at renting.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
eu 10 Auctionasrs.
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BY Clopton & Harwood,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tanth hatNaan Main and Eank streets.

Tenth between Main and bhhA stlee8.
ALUAB BILE THREE-SICRY
Y BRICK TENEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
MAIN BETWEEN SlXTEBHTH AND SEVEN
TbENTA eTnBETS, FOE SALE AT AUCTION. :
Will be sold at auction on the premises on TUES
DAY the Sd day OF september, 1857; at o'clock T:
II the very excellent THRiE STORY BKlCh
TEN EMEST located o. above
1t contains q storI, Placement, and six rooms be-
sides he sarrei. with q back building, wbic h was
used for a number OF years as restaurant by the
late George E. Sadler with o fine bar and fixtures
compls'e
The lot has front OF twenty two feet. more or
less. Main street, and depth Of one hundred
and ten feet TO wide alley. Tho whole premises
are occupied by good tenants at fair rents.
TSxMs. Made known at the hour OF sale.
CLOPTON & HARDWOOD,
aus Auctioneers
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By E. B. Cook. Auctioneer.
cnrnar Franklin and Governor streets.

TANrSOME CHAMBER FURNI-
III TIRE, SEVEN.OCTAVE PIANOS, 60, AT
AUCTlON.-nn MONDAY. September the "a, al ~
O'Clock, will sell ut my store
! sIegant MAHOGANY ca aMBER SUITE, COM
plete, with marble stab pieces;
l very fne sEVEN-OCrAVk ri ,N3 In walnut
cass. made By K. Morse OF this city;
SIX-nGT4 We PIAHO, in walnut case, made oy
J J. Wise Brother, baltimore;
very handsome MAhBL E-TpP, lNLAlD WALL
mARBLE.T0P PIEk and CENTRE TABLES,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY JENNY LIND Bed
sECRETaRiEs and OFFICE DESKS,
C.NEand WOOD-sEAT CHAIRS,
SPeINI Pa LOUNGES,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS,
LOOKING. GLASSES,
STONEWARE, sc.
auSl Il. b. COOh, Aucuoneel.
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Meetj7agS.

DFLvInEkE COOPERATIVE AS
ID ISOLATION The frat general meeting Of
thu stockholders will bs held THIS hvEslNG at
O'Clock In the ach oil room OF the Hollywood
Sunday school The frst instalment OF ten dol
lars per ARE is due to- night.
Parties Wishing to purchase stock are Invited
to attend.
al sit II. CALDER, Secretary.
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OPPICB hICHApSD AVID YORK RIvpgl
RAILROAD C0NPAyY
RICHMOND. August 81, lse7. !
~ 90 sga
NEW LINE To B LTiMORE AND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND and YORK
RIVER RAILHOAD.-Thi road Is now open Ion
freight and passengers for Ba fillmore and Norfolk
Passengers for baltimore leave the Richmond
and York River Railroad d-pot every TUeSU4 I
and FRID Y at clock A. N i. reaching B.lti.
more to early breakfast next morning Se,uruing.
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY a i
SATURDAY At 8 o'clock Z. NJ, reaching Rich.
mond THU RSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Freight for baltimore received every day Sun
dsys excepted) at the Richmond and York kivev
Railroad depot.
Passengers for Norfolk and intermediate land.
iugs leavs the kich,oocd ard York tiy.r Fail.
road depot avery TU ssDAY, THURSDAY, and
sATUrDAY at Z o'clock A. 81.
Freight for sorfo!k and intermediate landing,
received at this depot on MONDtis, WhUabS.
DAYS, ard FRI AVS.
On TIN nsDsYs and SUNDAYS The train, will
leave the White House on the arrival Of the BAIL.
more boat.
Rates as low as by any other line.
For further information, apply TO
WILLIAM BSOs. Agent Richmond
and York River Railroad COMPANY.
A. NEEDHAa & SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
au Sits
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SToCK OF GROCERIES, &C., AT
- AUCTION On SATURDAY MORNING, als.
instant, commencing at II lock: We will sell al
street between Broad and Marshall his entire
stock of GROCER Es, &C., embracing such va
aus S. JOsES, JR., i Co, Auctioneers.
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offered to effect the removal of General
Howard and to embarrass the interests
Of my ce."-Ne,c York Times.
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g G>S, SIGhS-ALL KINDS OF
~ GN WORK tasy efully and promptly executed
by the undersignsd. orders from my friends and
the public generally respectfully solicited.
Store. and "FFICKs PAINTED in the best
w L. MONTAGUE.
fists L. L. Montague & Sony
"a s-ln Tenth street between Main and Cary,
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ACHIN PaCKlNn.-H ~ "
Nl PACKING. l 10 TO / inch Rnu ~.
liza n and jato !; ssCPkRInR LAClSG LENIhs 3D.
KIvErs and BWRRs, FILES, wRESChbs' '''
SAW auhAkss al factory PrlEss'w;,
.Fe. lstl Main street, near fisssen street.
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Ey Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctionees
and Resl Estate Agents.

and Resl Estate Agents.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS sTAPLES's MILL, SIX MILES
NORTH OF RICHM0ND. WITHIN 0Ns Hp IN
RPiCESBTRG RAILROAD. FO4 SAILS AT AUG
TIoy Will be sold at auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY the I'd of Septem ber 1887. at "'eloe <
ACRES OF LAND attached to it It 10 so well
known that full description Is deemed upDeces-
sary The mill and mill. dam need some few re-
nairs. which, when done, will make the property
very valuable.
TsRXs: nne-third cash; balance at one and
two ysara for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPBRsoN,
,r17 CTR SThto7thendtd Auctonesrs.
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d. g ess!s - sT@
DICH MOND AND DASVlLLE
hRAILROAD-CHASG OF SCHRDCLB-GEW
ARRANGEMENT.-On- and after SUNDAY, May
S, 1857 only one daily Mail and Passenger Train
will be run upon this road zach way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIa
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at................7n
Leave Danville daily at..............."..t.osp ~
Arrive ut Greensboro at................7.0sP u.
connecting at Burkavills with trains on so1thsits
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville Nashville,
Memphis, &c.; at Greensboro with trains ca
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon, Columbus SsTsn.
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery Mobile, Dew Orleans
&C., &c.
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily at..............s.bA 4,
Leave Danville daily at..... 10
Arrive at Richmond At ...................t.Ff u.
connecting at Burkeville With trains on SouthsldH
THOMAS D0DAhBAD,
mys superintendent.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO., /
Richmond, VA, Aus nst .! 1851
Sa M gs.zs Co.

ga M - - ssssss
IHAN4E OF SChEDUL+.-On and
~ after Sun DAY the 2sth instant trains on TIL.
road will run al follows:
Leave Richmond daily at4A. II. and i2tP u.
Leave Petersburg daily al 90 A. u and is P.
a.
An ACCOMMODATIOS TRAIN will leave Rich.
mond at S p. ~. and Petersburg att A N. daily,
except sunday.
The 20 =. NJ train connects at Petersburg with
Norfolk train daily Except sunday. Fare TO Nor.
folk, with through tickets and baggage checks ~.
6. H. GILL,
au24 Engineer and Superintendent,
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BY Sampson Jones', Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, No. Fiji
teenth street, between Main and Cary.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned begs 70
IN announce to the raisers and Keepers,
experience aud ali uecesssry or desirable uap,
pings and machinery, he u now PfsPsssssa no
BREAK AND TRAIN COLTS AND B RssS ~
SADDLE ORHARNESS according to the ms!nV1,
OF Bauchsr, Rary. Herbert, or himself Vne Ia,'
com bination Of the nrst three with iinpror'ng,,
addsd), as may be preferred by the owner AhS >
the most reasonable rates.
PAkKSR G. WESCOTT. Agent
No 1899 Franklin street. Richmoha'
"A sUA
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A PP.ICATIONS FOR TsE P 81.
"A TON OF MATRoN Of st. Paul's Chursh
Some viii be received by tho Board of Managers
from this date until the Nh Of September Addrsss
MA Ayers OF ST. PAUL'S CaUHCH H ME,
box l6d, Richmond an 3o-et
DrCKLAND LIME-Fiye hundred
rAO caaks ROCKLAHD LIKE In store, for sale
low by 8. p. IATHROP, Agent,
sun Eighteenth street, south Gd6 Dock.
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By 7. w. Keesee, Auctioneer.
Office No. 1917 Main street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.
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.ReaJ Estate for Sale.
BY UruDbs q Williams, Auctioneers,
North VI est corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.


North west cornsr OF Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY VALU Alb L r FARM OF
Y F"UR HUNDRED AND F.,RTY-SIX acres,
IN ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY, ON JAMES
ElyER, For SALE We offer for sale privately
the above Fb RIM, cont.iningI ie acres within ha
q mile OF Rock What, which Is nov being built,
and nearly completed three miles from -mi b field,
and adjoining the fine estate called Days Neck
and the late residence OF General Boyktn now
owned by Messrs Lloyd Pierce, northern men,
who nave gone Largely into fruit raising. The
improvem- Its brick dwell ling with six large
rooms, large barn, stables and ample accommo-
datIons for laborerS large apple mill and shelter,
and all necessary out houses; $50 acres cleared
and in q high stats Of cultivation, with an abun-
dance of very nne mnrl on The land, and the
balance in wood and timber; large orchard Of
peach, app D. and other fruits for which 1t is as
we'll ada pied as any land in Virgins. and good
marsh TO- raising cattle aud hogs. The farm Is
we'll enclosed, and productive Ia all the crops of
the country but ID, from its character and loca.
tion, better suited for fruits and vegetab Ies-being
lear to the Rock Wharf, WHARF the stea mers all
stop affording facilities for daily shipments to a
choice Of markets. This place Is susceptible OF
being divided to advantage into small farms. The
neighborhood Is excellent and the location one
of the best in the county for fish which can be OBJ
tanned ut small cost, and oysters 10 be gotten
without cott save The ab0r Of picking them up
and carting them about mile.
For terms, apply to
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
au 29-eod3t Real Estate Agents.
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A UCTION SALE.-I will sell at auc~
N tlon, In front Of the store Of John & Albert
Blair, No. ITO Main street, on SATURDAY, 3lSt
August. at IL O'clock M,
8 MULES. in good condition
4COAL CARTS with HARNESS. :,
Also, aBRlCK sTABLB, two stories high, with
six stalls, and WOODEN STABLE, with loft and
buggy house attached, with four stalls; The sta,
bles are on Seventh street north OF Leigh and Will
be- shown to any enc wishing to purchase at any
JOHN BLAIR, Agent,
ITO Main street.
TERMS Accommodating and made kno.a at
sale. au2'-hIn&sot
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WILL 1T Pay? ENcOU 3 or
w HOME CTORISS.-OA1
LAMBETH FRANCIS S
TAPPTaGR lCTUpERS

(tuccsEsors TO King LambethIl
No. 1919 Franklin street, Richmond, vs.
Our friends and the public Ia want ~ Im'
nages, Buggtsa and Wagons OF any dessnps,,"s,
will aud IL TO their advantage 10 call and eSam.'
our assortment. We sell no northern made car,
risges but pledge ourselves TO furnish as sooa -.
a. fashionable carriages. and al prices - pe@so,
BILE az they Gao be bought elsewhere. we VEIN,
all persons In want Of articles In oar iine'
to southern Industry and enterprise 20 'Si' 80
examine our stock and prices. x ~
REPAIRING done promptly and IN manner y
give satisfaction. ,,.yris
10 Ism LAMBETH fhAHNI.-
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Is % # ss

~ ~ hsssxss &C., 5sisasaasa
yTiHGINiA CEnTSAL RAILROAD
Y SUMMER sCHEDULR.--On and after sUs.
DAY, June Is, the Mall Train will be run between
Richmond and the western terminus Of tbs road
(Which in few weeks will be at Covinston) daily
except on Sunday. and on Sunday between Rich.
mona and Gordonsville.
Leave Eichmond. lib 4. VI.
Leave western erminus................ ! - y.
Arrive In Richmond ......,............. 20 r ~
Arrive 81 western tsrmnus............. 6.s? 7. u.
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily except on Saturdays, at........ coo 7, u.
Arrives In Richmond, except on Mon.
Passenger Car viii be attached to this Train
east OF Gcrdousville.
Passenger for Augusta Springs leave the road
at Stanton
Passengers for Natursl Bridge, Rockbritss
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warm Hot, and
Healing Springs at Millboro';
Passengers for White and SAT- Sulphur and
Swee, Springs at western tErminCs.
The arrangements with stages are s1ch ca 10
avoid night treveI after 3P. y In all cares.
Through tickets sold to ell. the Shove po.nh.
Also to all prominent points In the Southwest, TO
Washington and northern cities, and 10 prominent
points In the Valley Of Virginia, and on The
Orange and Alexandra railroad
g. D. WpITCOMB,
lea General Superintendent
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

By James N. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. SCI Main street, three doors osioW
Spotswood Hotel.
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The above sale s postponed until WRDNEs.
DAY the 4th September at IL clock IL
au3l J. BLAIR. Agent
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Wants..

A Pa RTEER WANTED, with cash
N capital of from $500 TO I'll 900. to carry a
general country business IN Halifax county, Va.
fhe subscriber the store in poss ession and s,
consider. one Of tho bsst stands in the county,
and located in one Of the most pleasant neigh Dor
hoods. The subscriber has had al experience
Of twenty years IN merchandising, and can give
city etc either in Baltimore, Richmond. or all.
fax county. Address JAMES u. Ninth,
u8-2t# South Boston, Halifax county, Va.