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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
Ey Richardson & Co.,
Rc:ll Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Office No. lib Main street.

TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AND
IuyS ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE By
AJCTION.-On EHIDAN the 2:,l instant, at a
o'clcck f. NJ. wc shall sell Ivy auction. OH the pre-
Iui.rs on the south side of Clay street between
Twenty eighth and Twcnty-nimth streets. Church
I'LL. Two DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS
and LOTS in thorough repair, with two stories ;
seven rooms and kitchen each. and water the pre-
misrs The lots have front of 33xl55 feet each and
run back to an alley twenty feet wide. and arc well
enclosed and ornamcntcd with grapc-vineS, fruit
trees. slirubbcry Sc. These houses are comlElra-
lively new, built with considerable TASTE and present
Al, attractive appearance, and are Tree from amy M
pleasant surroundings.
TERMS: Dne-third cash: the balance in nc:ot liable
notes az six and twelve months interest added, and
secured by Il decd OF trust ~
RICHARDSON e CO.,
NH Ii Real Estate AurtionrcrS.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail
" ROAD.-On and after September l>t PAa>hH'
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tehlpla!' 'N
ccpted) as follows: ,,,,.,,. cn,,bu,
$50 A. M.-MAII TRAIN for the White Snlpnm
Springs. connecting at Gordonsvilie win 'ie
Alexandria and MANASSAS train for Washington "'i''
North. and Lynchburg and south:
1856 i. M.-ACCOMM0DATlp THAN iof I po,.
donsyille except on Saturday, on which Jay u
at Z. NJ. This tIatu connects ut LorhoIieNliI W.
the night trains on the Orange. NleNanGra W. S
nassas railroad for LiNCliHlKG ana ".,'ii''
TON. mint
Through tickets. at low rates, sold To al i''n''
Sfeerarc tickets from Liverpool, QncehS4,S"i
Amsterdam Antwerp, Hamburg lia're. h.lf ,"i,,
Bergen. Copenhagen, and GothenbufS' 10 ~, T .S,
on tbs road can he bought Of The General W. w
Agent at Richmond. or can b ordered tht0"6H ""'
station agent on the road. elan ,,o,u.
Further information Inlay he ohtaihed IL sii' |'A
No passenger trains are run on Sundays. .,
A. H. PERRY, General SuperlhleDGeh,
JAMES +. NETHEKLANp, General Ticket Agent
&C IL -----------
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mat our rue d more snsafiy perfect thah Is
for the reascnitlmtiit ssih ehsbls The solver 70
have IL exhausted by A, b, CD, F. r Ct ~
/. J, X, urtis, whereas under his, Lonly can
exhaust Il. But neither rule complies Win
t,,r coad;tsons named in the problen'.j
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c..1E Oh VERY CHOICE REAL

GALE OF VERY CHOICE REAL
= ESTATE IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA;
l. CARLTON. the beautiful ana hlghly.lnhIoveu
residence of Judge Alexander RlVCs, eNtendn2 20
within c-ourth OF mile Of CarottesvIIie r COL
t,lns SIX HUNDRED AND ElGhIf-IMO
ACRES of very fertile land some seventy -h'e acres
or more drst-Iass bottom land nifty or Sixty acres
ucir enough TO hc cut up into town lots me u"eL-
lng.housc tho lawn, highly ornaneneu VIII .r ~.
product of large expense and many seafsmuG com
aeryatory, and the singular beauty OF liie
ali combine to render this. perhaps tnc niost pc"u-
ful nriyate estate and residence IN virginia;
a ONE HUNDRED AND FO1tTI ACitES 40
,oinInp land much of It in timber. ,,,
g. The MILL FARM. on the james hNe ir ..,n a,
continuing ONE THOUSAND ACRES DGautilui It.
vel land equal agriculturally, to any III inc county
:: good mill. s;lw-nl, &C.: under gooa icncihgi Gu
,,sfhlc nf division into any nunberof farms
:. FOREST TRACT OF THREE HuAARED
ACRES. near the last; an ahindancc Oh 'eiS nut
timber and within easy access Of the c;lllai 49,.
II is not often such property MS Inns cnules i'lo
market II will he sold, any portion or al VI ~ or
nnlratior Mt privatc SALE or. Ii not dispose" Oh.
then carlton will bc sold at pMhc ntllGio ' w.,
o'clock r. ~. on the premises on lliuhoi,Al /, .sI
of May 1872, and The no acres at Inc Stie e anu
The MILL. TRACT will I've sold at y O'Clock M.,
an thr nrcmIscs on TUESDAY 18th May, M, anu
thc FOR EST TRACT ut same time ana plaGe =,
,i.o both nj Carlton and the Mill farm VIII DC SOU
. lircc quantity of farming utensils. Horses sl"ch,
&c embracing everything on both 1aris. Ais"' AL
the elegant household furniture.
TERMS: Very easy. and made known al saie 81
Fnr further Information address for circular OF
particulars, .plhA N,uGCi J '"' Trustees.
,,, ~, 1,,vJ,yS toawt,ls
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BY l.. ID. Harrison, Auctionecr.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATEIN ALEX.
ANDRIA, VA. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTlON.-On TUESDAY the 18th dayof May.
l7a, Mt l. O'Clock NJ, at the front door of the custom
house, Alexandria, Va, the undersigned. rs commits
sioncrs of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county.
Va, under the authority of decree passed al the
February special TERM 1857, of said court IN the suit
of the Board of Public Works of Virginia. plain
tiifs rs. ScdcI, Withers & Co. It al, defendants,
will offer for sale ut public auction, the following
described property of the late John Withrrs-to wit,
SUNDRY PIECES OF REAL ESTATE i'll and
near Alexandria. described in sid decree.
Also q large amount of BONES OF TIE CliES-
APEAKE AND ONO CANAL COMPANY.
TERMS OF SALE: For the real estate, ten PER cent.
Of the purchase money to be paid In cash; the resi-
due In three equal instalmcnts 1T six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with interest: the purchaser TO
give his bond with GOOD personal surety the title to
I've retained till payment, property liable to resale,
and cash payment TO be forfeited default In pay
mcut of any one of the deferred instalments; taxes
upon the property for 1872 to be paid by purchaser.
For the bonds $4,000 cash, and the residue we'll
endorsed negotiable note at six months, bearing In
tcrcst. JAMES NELSON.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH s-eOlldS Commissioners,
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Ry GrlIbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
EIoycntb strppt between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ GOOD DWELLINGS AND SNAIL NAH
FRAMED HOUSE IN TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND AT AUCTION.-In execution of Il decree
of the Chanccry Court ct the city "f Richmond en-,
tered on 22d November. ISL. in the causes Of " Ford
and nIy. rs. Ford and ais. and CaycdoS adminiS-
traitor rs. Fords administrations" &C., the under
signed commissioners thereby appointed Will sell ut
auction upon the premises respectively; in the order
named below. on WEDNESDAY,. 9th March. COM
mcncne at hat-Mst O'Clock =. NJ, the following
REAL ESTATE. of which the late Llrkln L. Ford
died SCZcd-to wit:
The FRAMED DWELLING at the northwest
corner of Grace and Twenty-ninh streets. occupied
bv Mr. W. r. Wcstwnod, having four rooms be-
sides a basement. The BRICK DWELLING adj
Joining the above. recently occupied by Mr.. Flctcl-
er. having six roolus and kitchen. Each OF these
lots front 81 feet un Grace street.
4 small RhAIEp BUILDING on the cast side OF
Elm street near TO Rockets street, with lot 'front.'
Ing sni feet
TERMS: Onc-foulth cash; balance nj six. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with IN
trrcs alden. and the title TO be withheld until the
notes are paid and conycyanccs directed by the
court. JuliN ". SIEtrEh.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
Commissioners.
e. FIR NH
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Here are two answers nearly fourteen
thousand gallons apart and yet both fulfil
the conditions Of the problem il l.. under
stands them Alright. 1t won't do. Neither
answer is correct. Both are wrong. One is
as nearly correct rs the other. "No answer
is possible" to the problem itself. We
have exactly compiled with the condi-
tons Of the problem as they are understood
by L., and yet we have found the answer to
consist of different number of men and a
different number of gallons of water from
the number of each stated by L. But to re-
move all doubt, we will furnish a third solu-
tion-as follows: Suppose the cistern to con-
thin -.
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nv t;rubbs 4 Williams.
Nv Grllbbs N WlIIlaf1s'
Auc;ioucers and Real Estate Agents.
II.vrutI, street between Main ;tnd Bank.

TAT MOST IA, Al s U 3 ~, = cox c9RS Jf
ON GARY AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS AT
AUtTI0Non MoNDAy March H., 18Th, at haIlp tSs
nT situ,tcd rs above. formerly occupied by VIII
liam Hall Grew 1t fronts - feet on Cary street and
rms hack 100 feet on the east line OF seventeenth
stree, to an allcv thirty feet wide. thus having three
GOOD fronts BY reason OF Its situation III good
business part OF the city, near to shipping ON the
tworm t" Danvilic ana York River railroads, this
NAV I've regarded us one Of tic most valuable lots On
the market.
TERMS Al the sale. ,,c
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH N AuctionCcrs.
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BIZ Cook & Laughton, Auctioncers,
>,,.,,,, t.nvrrunr and Franklin street;

DYEING ESTABLISHMENTS AT Az e
IL TION.-On WEDNESDAY the 10th instant, Ill
10 o'clock We will sell, at the dfclns estaglisilen.
Of Mr. Graham. on franklin between Illr,cciilh
md Fourtrrnth streets, all the alpnrtcnanccs NJ
tachcd to said nlsrcsS. consisting Of J.. ARGE ikoN
and COPPER BOILERS, TUBS, DRY EfS'
TABLES, &c. cn
4 lot of UNCLAIMED GOODS. consisting OF
Iu .OTHING. CLOTHS. SILKS. RIBBONS, ~.
Wv COOK 4 LAUGHTON.
,h,o Auctionccrs.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. llls Main street.

SMALL FRAME DWELLING AND
N LOT ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE by
ATCTION.-On THURSDAY the alst instant at 81
O'Clock shall sell Ivy auction, on the premises on
the east side of Twcnty-sevenh street, corner OF
IL a SMALL FRAME DWELLING with two
stories. containing four rooms; and LOT fronting 40
by / 10 feet.
twelve months with interest. secured by deed of
rust RICHARDSON & CO.,
mhIs Real Estate Auctionccrs.
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The cistern is exhausted, ana 50 am l..
Now for the "distilled.' l..
L. has not solved the problem. Werepro-
duce II:
c;stern containing an unknown quantity
&c water ;s 10 be exhausted by an unknown
,,,unher M men. A takes out 100 gallons
and 1-13 Of ffte remainder; B takes out 20o
Gallons and 1.13 of the remainder; takes
ont 400 gallons and 1-l3 OF the remainder,
and so on, until the cistern Is exhausted.
The question is, H1w much the cstein con-
tanned, and how many men were requireo 70
exhaust it.?
If language has any me. ming, each man Is
required TO take out 100 gallons more than
the preceding one, and 1-lS OF some I'M
known remaining quantity. Now L. makes
A take out 100 gallons and LID more d
200 gallons and Lib more, & 3oo gallons
and 1-13 more, and so oh till be comes 10 L.
who is made to take out p2OO gallons, but no
more. Why mott Why does L not have to
take 1900 gallons and 1-13 msTes The con-
ditions of the problem certainly tegune MN
to do it. There is nothing in the problem
be privileged character. He takes out "a y
gallons, to be sure. but not the additional
lib. We repeat the question. Why not
There can be but one answer: All the water
was gone WREN he took ont the 12oOth GAL
lon. He couldn't take out any more. Ergo,
he couldn't comply with the conditions Of
the problem. Ergo, again, L. has forced a
solution of problem which cannot be
solved.
But. further: L. will admit that a problem
which has two totally different answers, yet
each fulfilling all its conditions, is no problem
at all, or, as we have repeatedly said of this
one, "there is no answer possible to it."
Now, we shall proceed to show L. that we
can force an answer which will fulfil all the
conditions-that is, If his fulflls them-and
yet be entirely different from his. Behold:
Let us suppose that the cistern contains
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EALgEgrEATE AT RnLyATE SALE SALE.

REAL AT hylal1 = AltI1s
vTAIJABLE Bull DING LOTS FOR
SALE PIsLSl TEL
srxTY FEET .oF oaouHD on Grace street
ne sia lsafy FEET Ssass or GROUND on Grace street
nf SEVENTY VEN 4 FEET OF GROUND on franklin
9Th THr RI FEET 81 GROUND on Franklin
Eth TaIR RsEa fS FEET OF GROUND on Main
s'i FoR afi FaET 81 GROUND on Main street
nf Fos IIflI, fEET OF GROUND on Cary street
Isl Sixty FEET OF GROUND on Cary street near
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FEET OF
GROUND ON Pine street near Belyi1eTe.
Sixty, FEET OF GROUND on Leigh between
Fifth and ST. th streets.
ixth between Marshall and Clay streets. ..v.n,
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO FEEL
OF GROUND on Clay between Twenty and
Twcnty-eghth streets.
SIXTY FEET OF GROUND ON niarsnau ano
: s amiy to-" .3 HILL & GODDIN,
y Real Estate Agents,
mi, aoeodat HOS Main street.
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BY Cook X Lalghton, Auctionccrs,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

T UNlBER, DOOR-FRAMES. AND WIN
IL BOWS. &C. AT AuCTlON.-On WEpNES-
DAY the 10Th instant. at Il o'clock. we VIII sen al
The corner OF Fifth and Canal streets about i''"ep
feet of LUMBER. consisting Of
JOISTS. STUDS. RAFTERS:
FL OORINt;. SIIEATHING PLANkS:
Moons and FRA MES, WINDOWS and FRAMES
!. PORCIIES. . FLIGHTS STEPS, &C., taken from
the old .'Muniord House
NH 10 COOK & LAUGlITON. Auctionceis.
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o. ,.,,ruAr,rAL DEDUCTION.
The TichbOrne Case.

Why don't the Dispatch publish a sum
mary of the Tichborne case, so its readers
may cut It out for their scrap-books' a
great many would be pleased. by it. And
besides, a great many haven't read it and
would like to read the whole thing without
going Ill over five hundred old papers for 1t.
A.
rive have done this very thing-publlshed
n complete history of the case all in one arti-
Gle, in which nothing was omitted ceptthe
final result, That is the reason why we did
not publish another after that result was
known.1
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PAINTS. OisS, &c.

w OIL, TURPENTINE, So
tons LEWIS,S PURE WHITE LEAD
4 tons MATOACA WHITE LEAD twSrfalte'''
40 barrels LINSEED OIL,
barrels SPIRITS TURPENTlNE,
PAINTERS COLORS. VARNisliEs' @r''
for sale by
PURCELL. LADD 4 CO., Druggist
1916 Main street,
corner nf Thlteelhh.
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By Thomas ". kecsec, Auctiohccf'
No. 1917 Main street.

MANAGED PICTURES, MlRRo I1S,
iDFRAMES, &C., SC, FOR SALE AT Mis- NM:
TONI win sell Z, auction a. 10 the stock Of
f M0ME ESQ which was damaged by the recent hrc
Amongst the stock may be fonnd some ar'icie9 'ef,
desl,slpic " pei''n'" #. W. KEESEE..
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WILL BE SOLD on MONDAY, March
wv 1sth. 1872 on file premises, ut O'Clock P. al
the TWO BRICK TEN EMENeTs sitaIated ON the
west aide Of Scyarfsnntil Tor Valley street Ht
fersetiot, wifi, William street, fronting on the west
side t,f Seventeenth street a. feet, aud running back
parallel with William street 1876 feet to the lDssi-
ss3ke ard Ohio railroad. The houses nre two stories
high aigye the basement, with three rooms each.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance az SIX ann
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest addcd
and secured by n deed Of trust.
NH 20 - JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
TREAStHER' OFFICE.
Dtr,I,nNIr Naval, l. 1sTa
rLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER,
SATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.


4 perfectly clear preparation, in one bottle, as
easily applied water for restoring to gray asr lis
natural color and youthful appearances to eradicate
and prevent duudruf, to promote the growth Of the
hair, andstop Its falling.
IL Is entirely harmless and perfectly FREE from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take The
place Of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many of our most prominent citizens. In
everything in which the articles now In use are OBJ
jectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
Is warranted to contain neither sugar of lead. sui
phur, nitrate of silver Clear and clean us wafer,
IL does not soil the clothes scalp 1t Is agrecably
perfumed, and makes one of the best dressings for
the hair In use. 1t restores the color of the hair
more perfectly and ,t1a!frmly than any other pre-
days. Virtually feeding the roots Of the hair with
all the nouishing qualities necessary to its growth
aud healthy condition, 1t restores the decay and In
duces new growth of the hair nlors positively
than anything else. The application OF this won-
derful discovery also produces pleasant anu cool
ing effect OIL the scalp and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact that limit
ed number of small trial bottles can be had by those
wishing to try it. Yon will notice that In pursuing
this course our aim LIS TO convince by Inc acttIi
: : = = e-.>N' : ARTHUR NATTANs,
Inventor and proprietor, Washington. IL. Z. 4:
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Proprietor's n
Ia 3l-eodtLela Agents, Richmond. va.
TOMATOES, fresh, Mt &.
i fhh IL ZETELLE'E
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BY Richardson 4 Co..
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Main street.

UABLE REAL ESTATE ON
' ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
AND BANK STREETS, FOR SALE PRIVATE
LY-Weare instructed to sell that ROW OF BRICK
BUILDINGS. four In number, and the GROUND
on which they stand, on the east side of Eleventh
street, between Main and Bank streets. with two so-
ries above the basement, containing three rooms
Zone OH each floor, with gas, water and other i'm
proyements throughout the buildings. These build
constantly occupied as stores and offices. yielding II
handsome percentage the price for which we pro-
pose to sell them. The location Is such as to keep
them always desirable and, with the increasing de-
mand for places of business, must soon yield a
greater income than the remuneration already re-
ccived. RlCIARDSON ~ w.,
NH ls-lw lib Main street.
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For the Dispatch.

a., .,,.,,,r, ar ,he want cf laoper type 70
;nd 4n seeGu sa,se s b ar in tic Ordinary
nsnner. we have used the folo ,,, 1, 6e
equally correct, though less ''
IA, BIB. ,, n,nrrr,ox,
Let A=5, B=5. Then
A3B Multiply h* a. ap
IA-AB. Subtract bo. M r,ctor
- a. nI,s B) "a minus By b "a MINUS 81
Va P Divide by A minus Is.
4 ,,us BIB. Substitute assumed values.
100.
If not. WHY not!
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T ARGE QUANTITY OF EXCELLENT
IL BRICKS IN THE WAREHOUSE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND
are invited until TUESDAY next the 18th March,
1872. for the purchase Of about FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND BRICKS in the large warehouse 10
Gated as above. These bricks are nf very superior
quality, and quite conv encnt for delivery The pro-
noStls viii he per thousand for the bricks MS they
now stand in the walls. For further particulars ;sp-
ply at my office. ". GODDlN.
NH IL corner OF Bank and Eleventh Streets
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NOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE FOR CIT

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FUR ClIl
Il PROPERTY, u HOUSE and LOT ut station
on one of the most prosperous railroads entering this
rty and about three hours ride distant.
House contains nine rooms. Two halls, and two
uprcl,es, with conk-roOm attached. good Kitchens,
and stalhg for fifteen or twenty head OF horses anu
cattle. Also icC-louse we'll filled with ice, ant an
abundant supply OF good water: Young orchard OF
$50 or 200 fruit trees of best selection, and garden rs
good us any In the State.
Houses all new and in perfect order, and well situ-
atcd for lin ordinary.
VIII be sold with tho above, If desired HAL F.
INTEREST IN COUNTRY STORE situated at
same place.
Said property together pays an annual and cash
profit of fifty per cent. on sum now asked FOR IT,
For further information, apply at No. 4 PEARL
BLOCK. Fourteenth street, Richmond. Va.
NH i-pOilm
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BY Hudgins & Sutton,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0nccrs.
a12t Main street.

WE WILL SELL (at the request of the
w owncr) at public auction on THURSDAY the
n. thaf NEAT LITTLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
fronting on the south side Of west Cary street, with
In short distance of tie street and In grow
ing part of the city. Also three building-ots adj
Ioinfng the same Immediately thcrcaftcr) suitable
for stores or private residences.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at SALE
For further information see plat ut our Office.
Also, on the same day and Immediately after the
above, say at ) O'Clock, we shall sell FOUR BUILD
ING-LOrS fronting ON Harvey street and near the
handsome cottage Of Mr.. Gustay,tS Wallace.
NH l0-3tE HUDGlNS & SUTTON, AuctiOncers
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Thare amt but phew kan stick white
handkerchief into the brest pocket ov their
overcoat without letting little Of it stick
out-i,st by cksident.--Josh Billings.
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- ;
"a sf3yD. X. WelsIger. Aucsiorrsef. Is

b
CtonaIJsssoN liRsssA LE OF ONE HUN ]:
" DRIED AND FohTY-FUUR AgREs sfna0REi
OR LESS OF LAND EIGHT !, EXON
RICHMOND, LYING ON BOTH SIDES ~ kfSH-
. nfATEL Z Ar BRoWN,s SUMMIT, AT AUG.
TiUN.-By virtue Of a decree Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county at the February term, lsas ~
the cnse Of NJ. f. 8 l.. j. Dnyal gs saran a. Inyal:
ct aJs 1 will sell on SATU1sDA1,the .aohl Gay OF
March, 49, ii fpnt of the Office Of ts hsam9d
A. a., the LAND mentioned In said BILL and decree
About fifteen acres lie the north SIDE OF me rail-
road balance on south slde about nifty ncrcs 10 orgi
mi (Ine and oak wood, close to the n1lr9ao, ABOUT
twelve to fifteen acres arabic, balance nnueIe
improvements consist Of small new framed dwelling
and fencing ,..,,,., ,a.,, .,,a
would suit persons desri Ing to 20 short distance
from the city. tho trains stop daliy, ana run at
convenient hours. 1t Will be divided to suit bidders
"a Mat Of tho land may be seen In few days ut the
Office Of the auctionecr. ,..
TERMS: Onc-fourtl, cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months: In bonds with interest atdeo'
and lille retained until purchase money Is paid.
any ''io C. c. MCRhE, Commissioner.
Sale conducted byD X. WEIsIGER' Auctloheer'
-, an
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And we can find many more answers, il
LIS understanding of the problem is the
correct one.
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DNHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAIL.
IL ROAD.-On and after December l. ISL:


Train No. . Through passenger leaves Rlrl'nrf"i
daily (rNrept Sun'laySl at sos A. NJ: leaves bHn-
VILE at 1903 A. NJ. arrives At Gttcusbofo IL la-
L. VI.
Train No. 6 uynchhurg rassrngcrl Icayc' Ecb-
mOnd daily At 9:l5 A. NJ; arrives ut LSi'cEhnfG Nd
p. NJ.
Richmond daily ut $40 =. NJ: leaves DanVsl" tilT
at 1914 L. ~. arrives at Greensboro Iaiiy al III!
GOING EAST.
Train No. II Through mail ana cNprrs icaMs
Greensboro daily at $50 =. NJ: leaves Danyillg
daily at 1912 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond Dali! al
5:H a. ". ,..-.
boro, daily Except Sundays 1t ll:n5 \. NJ: leaves
Danyille ut l27 L. NJ: arrives ut Richmond al ~
Train No. 10 G.ynchburg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily at $50 A. NJ. leaves Bnfhc'iilc al l.
NJ: arrives ut Richmond ut L. VI. ,..,
Trains Nos. > and IL connect M GrTnShor" "lih
trains on the North Carolina railroad Ter Ill polS
south. -, "a, A., -
Train No connects n: Rurkcvillc with train on
the Atlantic. Mississippi aud ONO rai!rcaa ioF al
points southwest aud south ii, l
THROUGH TICKETS TO I'll points SCUM @.'
southwest can I've procured ut the ticket ciicc ~
Richmond and Of X. +. WALKER. AIch mi u's A.
lantic, Mississippi aid Ohio railroad. No. Io2' ""l
street, Richmond. ,.-,,.. 3D.,
Papcr, that have arrangements To al'crnss wv
sheuIc Of this comnany will please print sS alo'"
JOHN II. MAtMURl,o'
General Freight and Ticket Af,1'.
T. NJ. X. TALCOrT, Engineer and sufei,n,Fs,,!'