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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-04
By Wellington 6oddin.
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BRICK TENEMENT, ION sf,-, LEA F. ED ED
RsTWvR NORTHUMBERLAND FIFTEENTH
SrREETa.--By virtue Ct deed Of trust executed
to, the subscriber nv Mr. e. r. Sregory, bearing
date on the % h July. 1856 duly recorded In Rich
mond Bustings Court, shall. In execution thereof
proceed To sell at public auction the premises,
On stTURDAT the sth May, 1899. at q o clock p.
NJ If fair. IL not the first fair day thereafter.
that valuable BRICK TENEMENT 80. s,l
located as above. now In the occupancy OF said
tlregory. It is admirably adapted for a stora ana
dwelling. for which purpose It was constructed
The store Is hand ONE one. and the Yelling part
is we'll finished and most conveniently arranged,
having all Of the usual modern conyeniences.
Mr.. Gregory will take pleasure in showing the
premises to those who may call on him.
The ground rent win exni'e Cd July; 1880. 1t Is
st the rate of 300 per annum payable In currency
or Sseipaysble In gold; and nc the end OF the
lease the building sto b. paid Tor ny the lessor at
TEtMs: Whilst the deed requires cash sale !,
am authorized by the creditor to say that he will
accept In lieu Of cash ore-fourth cash: balance
at four. eight and twelve months for negotiable
notes. interest added, secured by trust deed. ts,
my -TuTh.&I b. n. BERRY. Trustee
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ByLee O. Godoin, Auctioneers,
No, 1il7 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
u iANnT,oT ON AUTHENTICATED sTE EET
RrrWEEN T. AND NJ, At PUBLIs"hUCTioH.
By virtue OF decree Of the Hastings Court for
breiis stone us. T.. g. Fig ct ais" pronounced
on the 10th day Off pr1 1889 the upde, ap n
,pa n1em,ses, on TUs SOAY.G 4th May, 1859, at
o'eldcs 2. H.. proceed to sell at public auction
the real estate mentioned in said decree as follows
to wit: A ILtJT OF GROUND situated on the
eastern side of Twenty third street snd fronting
thereon so feet and extending back la2 feet, SAID
lot commencing at the distance Of lao feet from the
interse ction OF M and said Twenty-third streets,
and running in a. southern direction 30 feet, upon
which Is a comfortable FRA ME DWELLING
with four rooms. coal an ood-houses, &c. -.
: JERMs = One half cash; balance at three and
SIX months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
and secured by trust deed axes for 1863 the pur-
chaser to pay. 81. A.. ATKINSON, JR,
~ Special commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE & eoDDIS, Auctioneers.
cd 20 ,"Sre ~ r s. -
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By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
sEvEN-oCT4VE pr

ELEGANT SEVEN-0CTAVE PIANO,
~ HANDSOMc ROSEWOOD FFRNITURE,
MIRROR, &C., AT AUCTIDN.-At the request
Of DR.. W. Leigh Burton, who is disseminating
housekeeping. will sell at bis residence, corner
OF Seventh and Franklin streets. on WEDN ES-
DAY the .bth of May, at 10 O'Clock, all Of his
HOUsEHGLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
seven-ectave Piano, in very handsome walnut
:, case, made By Chicker1ng-a very superior
instrument:
French Plate Pier Mirror, with marble and gilt
stand; ..e.
Mahogany Library-Case handsomely carved;
Rosewood Etagere and Marble-top Centre Ia
BILE;
Rosewood Parlor Suit Of Sofa and Chairs;
Velvet and Ingram Carpets ;-na-rJ ---..sEr
Walnut SOFA and Rocker; Ir.-.-
Lace Curtains and Wtndow-Shades; o.
excellent suit OF Rosewood Chamber Furniture,
with marble top pieces (.
Walnut Exte sion Dining Table and Stdeboard |;
I excellent CoOking-Stove and Fixtures; vs3-re
a lot or Crockery, Glassware, 1oiletware, &c.
aa~gtG COOK IL LAUGHTOH,1
apa0 ...~.- As-. kuc.ioneprs.
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By Lee q Goddin. Auctioneers,
No. lllT Main street.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF SMALL FARl

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FARM
Il CONTAININGF IETY-FlVE AND THEE
QUARTER ACRES, ONE AND a Hal FMlLES
EAST RICHMOND. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF the provisions Of deed Of trust exc
cuted by Christian Leber Jr., to the undersigned
bearingdate June 25tb. 1857. duly recorded IN the
Office OF the cle'k OF Henrlco County court, and
being requested S, 70 do by the beneficiary In said
premises, at S O'Clock 2, M. proceed sell the
kE IL ESTATE conveyed by said deed. as fol.
lows to wit All that tract OF land lying and
being In The county OF Henr1co near the mill for
merly known as Blatey's mill adj lining the lands
Of John Poe and 9th, rs containing fifty W. acres
and three quarters of acre, being the same pro-
perry which was conveyed t. said Leber by Frede-
rick Brauer and wife by deed bearing date alst
day OF July. 1883, recorded In Henrico county,
book II, page AL.
TERMS: One-third cash; one-thIrd three
months: onethir1, six months, for negotiable
notes with interest added aud secured by trust
deed. 1axes for 1889 the purchaser to pay.
GGUR6E u. WISE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDDIS, Auctioneers.
27-td
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az, BY Grubbs g. Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES sALEtOF A BRIO

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
l. DWELLING ATiTHE NORTHEAST COR
MGR OF CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS AT
AUCTION Byyirtue OF a ed CT trust executed
by Dudley Gilm m 10 the subscriber, dated aoth Of
october 1857 and recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court Office. being thereto required by the holder
of the notes secured. will sell st auction, upon
the premises on MONDAY May 10th, at hale past
clock P. N II fair, If not, then GU the next
fair dag Thereafter, asthe same hour, the BBIjk
DWELLING ami LOT situated above 1t is
nearly ana has six The lot is 81 by 100
feet to an alley 10 feet wide
TERMS sufficient in cash to pay TIE balance or
the debt secured, with expenses of saie-say about
800; the balance upon terms TO be made known at
the time or sale. arrangements may be made to
give better terms Of whi;h notice will be given 1t
the hour OF sac p. w. GRURBS, Trustee.
GRunRS & WILLIAMS. uctinnQers. mY4
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A SENSIBLE VIEW OF SPIR1TUILIsM.-
Just as little as the spirit of Hamlet's father
really existed, except in Hamlet's OWE be-
wildered fancy; just as little as the rats,
snakes, and other vermin, seen by the VIC
tim Of delirium tremens, really exist, ex-
cept in the distracted brain Of the patient
just as little, in my humble opinion, do the
spirits of the believer in spiritualism ex.
list for those who have healthy body and
a clear brain.-F. Y, in Cincinnati Com
7nprcinl
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There was snow in Philadelphia Sun
day, and in sohuylkill county Saturday.
Illinois has 700 Masonic lodges, with
about 10000 members.
"A French engineer has irTsnted an In
genious one-rail system, which, 1t Is pre-
dicted, will bring about complete revolu-
ton in railroad affairs.
The work of revising the Episcopal
prayer-book, according to the action OF the
late general convention, has been COM
menced in earnest.
Ina Pittsburg court the presiding alder
man, being threatened with assault by one
of the parties to suit, descended from the
bench and kicked the pugnacious individual
into the street. n
Notwithstanding the large amount Of
wine produced In California, the Pacific
coast imports directly from France at least
100000 worth Of sparkling wines every
year.
Dr.Libby, Of Cleveland, has invented q
three-wheeled velocipede, with which he is
80 satisfed that he will start for Boston on
it next Wednesday. He calculates to ave-
rage seventy-ive miles day, and have
plenty Of time for rest by the way.
A French engineer, BY name Cazal, has
made q little electric engine for attachment
TO q sewing-machins. The "pile," placed
In convenient corner, or concealed in g
tootstool, supplies the motive power, touch
Ing button applies it, and at an expense
OF about eighteen or twenty cents per day
the little engine saves much effort, strength,
and really fatiguing labor. or course it
may MAJ be applied to other things.-Ne,o York
Times.
A dispatch from GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
says that the wife Of DR.. w. P. Duyall died
suddenly on Thursday mcSning q. the Bor-
den House. An inquest wss held and a
post nnortem examination made. The YER
dict Of the jury is that sha died from the
etfects Of poison taken into the stomach. .
Considerable excitement prevails, which
was increased by the result Of the inyest;-
CATION. and Dnyall was arrested and Iodyed
In jail, charged with the murder. Pie
woman retired perfectly we'll, apparently
ana died In half an hour after her sickness
FIRST aroused the inmates OF the hotel. shs
was the, third wife Of Duyall, and married
after Elk weeks' courtship. Tbs accused
ia an iipsrant quaek. s
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A NEW METAL.-Our knowledge of
chemistry was sorely taxed yesterday
when scientific gentleman asked US what
montanite," the new metal recently dis
covered in Montana, is y We fortunately,
however, after some reflection, remembered
that it is product Of oxidation of tetrady-
mite, and is hydrous tellurate of teroxide
Of bismuth. Wing.
The Wing is mistaken. "Montanite Is
the smely porem hatshekite, to plufer ca
pom hoppen stiphen.-Scottsvslle Register
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BY James ID. Taylor, Aucttoneer,
Office No. Sal Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
rTHE DESIRABLE Lotto THE NORTI

T,HE DESIRABLE LOT ON THE NORTH
1 HDEOF THG BASIN BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS FOR Sale At
AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the
9Th day of May 1859, on the premises, st O'Clock
P. NJ, that desirable LOT located as above, and
on which stands the commission house Of Mr. X.
2. Roberts
It is leased ont for five years st $3.50 and taxes
per annum. he lease will expire on The lst Of
october, 1875 the improve ments tn be taken at
valuation q. the expiration or the said term. The
lot fronts on the basin about 30 feet and runs back
to Cary street.
After the sale of the lot, the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon will be sold. -ase--.--..--~.a-
Terms Literal. ...
an 20 IAMES RI TAYLOR. Auctioneer.
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GRUBBs & wILL1AMs. Auctioneers. ap7s

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND
BURG COUNTY, Vh.-By virtue OF a decree OF
the ircuit Court Of Meckienbnrg county. Va,
rendered on the 18th day or pri 1862, in the suit
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of May, 1860. vt the
residence OF John G Oliver, in said county, sell 10
the highest bidder, at public auction three several
TRA CTS or PARCELS OF LAND owned by the
said John q. Uliyer-to wit =
The TRACT on which the said John G: Oliver
resides. containing about SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES.
A TRACT Immediately adjoining, known as
"ROWLETI's," containing about FoUk HUN
DRED ACRES and
Another TR CT adjoining the lands OF William
e. Do1son and others, containing about FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES. .
At the same time and place shall sell the entire
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUBNITUkEo Of
the said Oliver, bis FARMING lnPLkMENTS
MULRS CATTLF, HOGS, and sHEEP, and .
BUGGY and HARNESS.
The lands referred to are situated within few
mi es OF and are for the sst part
fertile and productive, being well adapted TO tie
growth of the usual products OF the country.
the said oliver resides consist OF an excellent
dwell1ng-house and all necessary ous-ouildtngs.
Possession the real estate to be delivered on the
lst day of January 1870, Win the privilege 70 the
purchaser OF seeding wheat crop. -,.,
TERMS OF SALE A sufficient amount OF the pro-
cees Of the real to the costs OF suit and
expenses OF sale will be required In cash and as
to tue residue credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months-the purchaser to execute bones Win a aP
little to be retained until the whole OF the pnrchase
money Is paid. The personal property will be sold
uprn u credit Of six months, except as to sums OF
81 .fJoHNsON, Com nissioner;
apT-dtds rIeatt Boydtou, Va.
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AUCyTON SALES.
TUTUHE DAY.

: Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Nsin and B6uk streets.
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By Grubbs IL Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets.

A VERY NEAT FRAMED. DWELLING
IA ar THE soUTHWEsr CORNER OF
ON WEDNESDAY, 9Th OF Nay, at d o'clock ?.
NJ we win cell at auction, upon The premises the
DWELLING situated as shove, occupied by NJ.
II has SIX rooms besides kitchen. The lot Is
1s8 BY 1868 feet 10 an alley E&sS 80. r@&.
( Ihis Is desir able home Tor small family, snc
would be good investment, as the tenement Is
good one and the rent nets a good income upon
the probable cost OF the property.
TERMS One-third cash /; balance ut four and
eight months, with interest.
kucttnupaye
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7 BY Richardson & Newburn.

hS@A Iotoso n bSsAso 'AA>2~-- = --,L "a.
No. 1918 Main street, corner of Eleventh.
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BY wellington eoddin.
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

MISERABLE LITTLE SUBURBAN RE;
IL sIDENCE AND M RkET-G sEp MI s.r g 3
HEYuND THE Cooper ATIyn LINE, WE
NE1RLY. ELEVEN ACRHs OF LAsD, s ,o,
on the premises, on iTUFsD ny the 4th OF nay q
isss at O'Clock the desirable little r. PA k1
mchert n Trnrnn. .nd now occupied By Mr.. n
derson. The buildings embrace small dwelling
the usual out-bniidings. such ms kitchen. oafn
vard and a good assortment of fruit trees: grape
Tines. &c. THE soil Is OF 1rst-rate quality. II
fronts on Harv1e street md extends pacE 70 sn-
land street with beautiful fronts on eachs and
rcmarksbly handsome grove Of white oaks on the
latter feont. 90 80 - a,,ht
TERMS :One. fourth cash balance at four. eiR NJ.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, mteress
added, secured by trust deed. .
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BY Wellington Goddtn,
kuctinneer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
II ON The EAST SIDE OF SECOND Be
FOB SALE Ar AUC1 IOF.-yTi Ill be sold at auc-
ton. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the sth
of Nay, 1859, ut d O'Clock P. NJ, The convenient
SUCCEED GOTTA GE hESIDEN,jE located rs
above now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Blake. 1t
contains six rooms. The lot has front Of 40 by
Lao feet.
TERMS: One.third cash ; balance at 6 and IL
months fer negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed
myl w. GODDlS. AuCtl0D eer.
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7ATIf.iIOg Sales.
-.rU
). = - :. TH1a DAI.


-Jas BY Cook q Lsughton, .Auctioneefa
corner Of Governor ana FranRirn sttects'
0FNERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
tT HOLD FTR NITg Re E,, LIBRAK ;T,S nE
NV ut 10 O'Clock ne win sell at our store an as
soptment OF FURNITURE, con sisting OF
Handsome MarbfedTop Tables,
Mahoaany Eofas and Rockers,
Mahogany Bookcases, 80, .g.fs.. +. .e
Mahoeany aud Walnut stdeboards,
MshoSany Bureaus and Waahstands,
OAK Eiufng-Roo hairs, .t FPS
New Jenny Lind and ottsge Bedsteads,
New HAIR and sfuck Mattresses, r
Stained Wardrnbes and Tin Safes, 49, Z
Several Cooking Stoves,
seyeraI excellent Jngrain Carpets,
A lot Of Mating and Otlcloth.
ALSO .xo
kt1a O'Clock we win sell by catalogue aDoue aoo
VOLUMES Of STANDARD WORKS, including
some very '@iuAOi' COOK LAUeHToN.
mva .u.,.s,,.i- - Auctioneers.
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I - AucHonecr anu heat ~ 800 9--1
nNE-sIxTH INTEREST IN THE OLD
bMSIrpn sTaTES HOTEL AND ADJ OIE-
M RRirF Z TENFMEHT FOB Sale AT AUG
TfoN@Wnl be sold as auction. on the premises,
"a II nrs Dnndtvised SIXTH INTsREsf In the
fnrnIMTHiD De HOTEL and adjoining BsICk
TENEMENT The LOT has front s OF % fsas
sno ~ ,ocate,1 at the southwest corner or Main
pro PNfnsteenth streets and Is well known that
further description is deemed unn necessary sd
TEs,fs OIfe-third CASH balance az four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added'
secured Cur Dy Ifuss W GoDDIN. Auct!oneer.
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By Wellington 6oddin.
A ,ct,nneer and Real Estate Agent.
yTERY HANDSOME LOT, ON TIE

yTERY HANDSOME LOT, ON THE
v SOUTH sIDE OF FEAM AZ, LIN b "
FnURTH sTREEre, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TIoN-Will be sold at auction. on the premises
NJ NJ tbat hearf.fnl or located rs above. adj In
in ,; he residence of Captain John ". Sheppard.
Jr.. fronting thirty-fye feet, running back one
TEpss !. Sine. third cash balance &C four and
eight months, for nego liable notes. interest added
se 49, y '-,N-7 80 ~GE Aucti6neer.
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gEAA ESTATE FOB SALE.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
By bill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1908 Main street.
IT'LL s GODDIN,
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 1908 MAIN STREET,
offer. among other valuable Property.
most excellent farm, 2s7 acres, Il miles from
Richmond, $40 per acre
Valuable farm in Chesterfield county near Dan
Vile railroad, ls7 acres 80 per acre.
Nice little place three miles from malket-house,
623 acres. ~, zoo.
-Four hund! ed acres on York River railroad, II
miles from Richmond, SO per acre.
Sixty-four acres on hichmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac railroad, u miles from Richmond,
$500.
One hundred acres five miles from Richmond,
$3.50.
All of these places have improvements on them,
some very complete ana conf rtable. my 3-st
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
WILLIAM B. I6AACS, WILLIAM G. TAYLOR,
JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM B. IsAACs & Co., BAEKKRs,l
Corner Main and Fourteenth streets,
RICHMOND, April II, 1855. }
TOREIGN EXCHANGE.-WE DRAW
II TIME or sIeHT BILLS In sums TO suit on
the following places- to wit sga sa
{ E@4LAND-London and Liverpool.
1RELAND-Dubfr.
SCOTLAND-EdInburRh.
EEANCE--Paris and HaFre.
GERMANY-Bremsn, Frankfurt, Augsburg,
Ms sa parms.adt Stuttgart, Esnstadt an
Ger Hasrdt Mannheim. Landau In Ger Pfal5. Hell
iceberg, Wien, Prag. Casssl Lubbock Leipzig.
GGrefeld, Dortmund, Luxembourg. Muhlhausen In
Innripgen. braunschweig, Breslau, Dresden,
SS n Berlin. Goettingen, Magdeburs. Koentgs.
sWITZERLAED-Bern, 6 i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ~ IL.
HOLLAND-A amsterdam.
wv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
EORWAY-Chrtsttana.
SSRhPhnE siSyTsI made On all accessible points.
AVAas negotiated. spIs-aSwlm
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By P. Bowman. Auctioneer,
No. 1911 Main street.

NO. LII alu btTtcl.
TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
ECATALOG UE SALF.-On TUESDAY,
sale at my warero0ms very large and desirable
line Of merchandise adapted to the spring aud
summer seasons. The stock embraces In part
general assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, White Goods and Linen Goods:
A most desirable line Of Dress Goods;
a great variety OF fine Black Cloths Doeskins,
and Fancy Cassmeres;
+ A full assortment Of Ladies' and Cents Fur
nIshing Goods. ,..-s.rs.s
also, large and attractive line Of
Ready Made Clothing
suitable for spring and summer sales;
100 cases soft Hats. for mems and boys wear
all fresh and desirable goods, and including the
latest styles.
Also 500 cases Boots. Shoes, Brogans, and Ba'-
morals. for mems women's, and chldren's wear, IN
great variety OF style and quality, and consigned
by the largest eastern boot and shoe manufactures
The attendance Of the trade is earnestly solicited
to this sale, 1t will amply repay the attention OF
buyers.
The goods are all fresh and seasonable, and will
be sold without reserve.
TERMS All sums under 800, cash from $loc to
5000, sixty days over that amount ninety days
credit, for approved endorsed nSt1 S,,vM.y
.. Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
P. SWIM cell also a large invoice Of STRAW
A LUNCH will be served on day Of sale.
ap2S-W, FM&T
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, >@EFA
IL AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPSSsss3s1skss
LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK xnd j. 5. uns ZEN.
composing this line. viii leave Philadelphia every
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY. o..
ternately. Freight taken Tor sorfnk at moderate
rates also for Charleston, eayannah ard New
Orleans and bills lading 81 2ned through. Passage
to Philadelphia, including meals and stateroom,
sIo -a W. p. PORTER, Agent.
mhs Office No. 2s25 Dock street.
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MINERS STRIKE IN STANDARDIZATION
ton, Pa, May 2.-Notice was given yester'
day by the miners organization Of TINS
county that no coal would be cut or loaded
after Nav g.
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BY Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer,
n No, 1917 Main street. -.

GToCK OF HARDWARE AND STORE
y FIXTURRS FOR SALE AT kUCTION.-1
viii sell on TUESDAY MORNING, May 9TH, COM
oher1 son twho is declining businessl. at No. 1926
Main street near the Old Market, his entire stock
of H ARDwAkE, consisting Of the usual nssort-
ment Of frst-class goods; STOkE-FIATUkEs,
etc.
TERMS Cash. 49, -
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
FIR RENTING STOLE Is for rent, anu I'M
mediate nossessiop given. apao
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Rail.

~ ROAD LINE.-POR BALTIMORE TEE
NORTH, AND EORTHWGsT Pssseneers Tor
Baltimore and points North will take the psseen-
ger train from the depot OF tne hichrnont and
York River Railroad at Richmond, on TUES.
DAYS, THURsDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at =
O'Clock P. NJ, for WeH Point, where thsy take
the steamer KENNE5EC. Captain j. II. FRzI.
MAF, reaching Baltimore the Toll wing morning
In time to connect with the tr sins fr Philadelphia
New York, &c. Returning, the .KENNtBEC
leaves pier No. a.Light-strtet Nharvcs. foot Of
Barry street. Baltimore. every MOSDAY, WED.
NESDAY, andFkIDAY, at O'Clock ?. n, pas.
sergers arriving In Richmond at - 20 p. II. the
following day, In time to connect with the express
train on the Richmond and Danyille railroad for
Danville and all points on thst road Greensboro,
Salisbury, charlotte, &C, N. g., Columbia, 8. G.,
ana all points South. ..-g ...s,s.r- -. =
Leaves Richmond daily Except sundaysl at 3P.
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at l0:ls A. NJ, and en-
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS,
ut IL 4. NJ. .rs.Gr
Freight received and forwarded promptly and
through bills Of ladlng given to prom leDt points.
THOMAS D0DAMEeD,
2u int pfapf
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RICHMOND AND DANvI1LE RAIL

DlC6MOND AND DAN WILLIE hh1L'
II iROhD-CHAEaE OF sCHEDULg.-.on
and Sfter SUNDAY, February siss, Bta the PAS-
SENGER TRAINS on this road VIII be run 10
follows: -
Come WEST, LYNCHBUEa P3ssEFekas
leave Richmond daily Except Snndaysl at aBA.
M. !; arrive at Burkev1lle at ll.sS a: d., making
close connections with tratns on the southside
road for Farmvtlle, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox;
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. &c. IHR0Uda
NAIL AND EXPRESS leave Richmond daily st
SOP. Is. /; leave Danvtlle daily at e:s2 7. IL.
arrive at Greensboro daily at Ill a. d., making
close connections for elf stations on the North
Carolina road both east and west a. Greensboro,
Charlotte, Coium5is, Augusta, and al points
South.
Conc EAST, THROUGH MALL AED E4.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily Sc 80 \. ~; leave
Danyille daily at $50 A. d. arrive at Richmona
daily at II A. u. I.YECEBURG PASSESGEks
leave Burkevtllc daily Except Supdays) at 2.1oP
d. arrive at Richmond at SD NJ.
Through tickets can be procured at tine slckes
office In Richmond 20 all important points South
and Southwest, and at GreenGboro' and DsnVille 70
sn points North, East, and West
THOMAS DJDAMEAD,
feH superintendent.