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wards was .Et5,72S lGs. 3D.. which numbers
would have been trebled had every part OF
the Presidency been equally Jealous. me
Madras Government seems to have repented
of Its llberality and to have thought that
even snake-killing might he too dear !;
therefore, by an order dated hay 20;
1879. they have restricted the reward
to cobras only, ard have fixed it nt one
anna, or It'd. per cobra. 1t was aIieged
that some Of the natives used to
breed cobras on purpose to get the
rewards: but considering the immense
quantity of land which seems not TO De cni,
tiyntiblc probably for human food ana
which is covered wtthpricklr pear ana otnef
wild plants, there really seems TO be no linill
to the number of snakes which might De
captured. Very few cases OF snake.btte 10
India are seen by European or medical a.: au-
thorities. The poison is too rapid :" we
ret.2 adds the London, Medical Record
from which the above details are taken, "an
incidental glimpse occasionally from indirect
sources of tho details. For instance, In the
Report of the Society for the Propagation oil
the Gosrel a poor Christian thus describes
the death of bis daughter: 'Ihree
months after her marriage. IN ne'd
in the wilderness, a snake bit her.
Her husband dragged her toward nome
as far as he could. Her legs were cut by
the stones and bleeding. When he couio
carry her no longer he laid her near thickel
and ran for help, but the ants had begun 20
eat her face before he could return. IL must
in candor be said that some authorities con-
slider the accounts of the numbers OF men
and animals destroyed by snakes very mucn
exaggerated, and affirm that many men ana
women, and Others who are murdered ate
said to have died from snake.Ditc. on TINS
point we can offer no opinion. Certain itls
that nothing is more rare than to near OF
Europeans bitten.' ...
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
I115 Main street, opposite Dispatch.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE BR0Qh
TURNPIKE, OSE-FOURTH OE A MILE
FROM TIE CORPORATE LIMITS, KNOWN
As THE RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM j. LiS-
HAM, DECEASED.-By virtue OF decree o. u, tle
Circuit Court of the county Of Henrco, entered july
90, 1873 in n cause therein pending (for sale ana
reinvestment of proceeds the underssnsa specIt
commissioner thereby appointed Viii SCI AT pup ,
is Il. day Of November, s73, at O'Clock r. NJ that
valuable piece of property above mentioned, con,
sisting of about TWO AND A. HALF ACRES OF
LAND In fine cultivation. and improvements con.
slsling of a large DWELLlNG-HOUSE.. e aisn
large Stable and carriage-hnuse. This offers rare
opportunity to those wanting good home for gar.
deiing or other purposes, and located near tne
line Of the city and in thicky settled neighoor-
hood offers fine chance for speculation.
Terms: One third cash balance six ana twelve
months for negoti notes Interest added, Title
retained TN ali the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court -
D. A. LYMAN, Special Commissioner
TyI0NpSOS RROWS, AuCtiODeer. no S-tuS
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF Ri S;i
MOSD, DWELLING ON CRAZE 'BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS, AND Sun
DRY VACANT LOTS. AT AUCTlON:1By re-
Guest of Mr.. W. B. Martin, trustee. we VIII sell at
auction on WEDNESDAY the l2,h day or No
vember. ut AZ O'Clock, the DWELLiESG NO; 400
cast Grace street, occupied by Mr.. q. w. Lindsay,
and adjoining the residence OF DR.. K. L. Cole man.
IL has ten rooms. besides kch with four room g.
Gas. water and culvert privileges. The lot Is 81
feet front The location Is one Of the most de>iri-
HE in the city for private residence. sf..
And on TIL TUESDAY the 18th day Of NOvember
IN the order named below. commencing at o'clock
p. NJ, we will sell the following VACANT LOTS
In Adams's plan Of division, and therein assigned
10 Martha ". Moseley: So
Western half of LOT Ne. % on east slide mon
near Franklin street, 22 by 70 feet
No. 51h ON south side Broad near Sixteenth
street. 20 uy IS feet.
LOT on west side Seventeenth street 1l2 feet
south OF Clay street, 343 feet
LOT letter y on west side Seventeenth between
Christian and Richard streets, fronting Al feet,
running back j IS feet to Concord street.
TERMS: 10 suit thu times; say for the dwelling
one.fourlh cash. balance at one, two, and three
years. For the lots One-fourth cash balance at
Six, twelve and eighteen monihs-the credit pay
mpnts TO bear interest 1t per cent. per annuul,
payable semi annually. and u be secured ny deed
OF trust. go q -i1~GRUBBS 1LLlaMe,
no 3-5,S&dtd ...- ..t,r.@r. AuciOnecrs.
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.s. .0. BY Grubbs IL Williams, 81. ..'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
l. "GAMBLE MANSI0N,' AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING. Al AUCTION.
In execution or the provisions of deed OF trust
from c. Nj. Wallace and wife and Others to the sub
scribprs as trustees, dated 10th September, 1871,
and duly recorded in Richmond Chancery Court
office, being thereto required by the holder 81 TWO
OF the notes thereby secured, and now due ana I'M
paid, will sell 1T auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 9Th day of November, commencing
at AZ 2. Nj. the property conveyed IN sala nee, need -
o-wit: the same extending on the east line OF
Third street from Byrd TO Arch street, having
front Of 326 6-12 feet, and running BACK lZo leet
to an alley 20 feet wide .c.,,prr
IJDoD This property stands the "GAMBLE
MASSION,, q large aud substantial brit * dwelling
occupying one Of the most beautiful situations In
the city aud commanding grand view OF the city
and its surroundings.
TERMS UNDER THE DEED: Cash sufhcient 10 oe-
fray expenses OF sale, and TO pay on amt dscharSe
two notes amounting to F1O,250. with Interest
thereon, ut The rate OF ten per cehtum per annum,
from 9th September 1873; the residue upon such
terms as the grantors In said deed may direct, or In
event of their failure to give such direction, then
nnon terms US TO us may seem lit, the same to be
A'''''DNee' ~ JOHN HOWARD.
." JAMES +. GoDDIN,
... .,....a $685. 3D. Trustees.
Memorandum 1t Is probable that arrangements
may be made, with the consent Of the parties In
terested to sell the property IN parcels and upon
terms more favorable to purchasers than those
named above. JOHN HOW ARD, 81
.. 49,. Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
j BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE IT,
THE ARCH OF THE FIRST MARkET.- In exc.
cutlon OF the provisions Of deed OF trust bearing
Etlate June 8, 1857 from Isaac Jacobs and wife 70
&. A. Brockmeyer, Henry Schnman, and !; Jac9ps
trustees Of "thc German Building Association, NO
IL and their successors rs such trustees ana 81
another deed of August TO- 1869, TO. DOM "a.
Boschen, 70. Lehman, and II; Wallerstein, trustees t
OF said Associations, and their successors rs sucn
TRUSTEES, recorced In Richmeftf. Chancery Court
clerks Office, we the undersigned u. Lohman John
II. Boschen and William Graeser. the successors, as
named deed-said Graeser being successor on Il.
Wallerstein In the deed Last named. aud Lehman
and Boschen, two OF the original trustees therein,
having been thereto required By The Board OF irgc-
tors OF said Association--sball. OH MONDAY the
9TH November. 1873, at 4 O'Clock z. A., expose
for sale at public auction part OF the real estate con-
;reyea by said deeds, TO Wit: 32I3GiaIc ~ -
IL that certain lot OF ground on the east stoe OF
Seventeenth between Main and franklin streets,
bounded on the north by Walnut alley, TN three,
story BRICK TENEAfEHT thereon now occupied
asa dry goods store by Isaac Van Yort suhjeSa 70
perpetual ground-rent or 92h bushels or nercnanta
Bile wheat. payable annually on the 81 iecsi To- ~
and is the same real estate conveyed 70 sala i9s
Jacobs by James M. Taylor, trustee. a., emo,
TERMS: About IL 200 In cash balaIice ~ 1ns
instamenrs ut six, twelve, and eiehtsen ~ rms,
neeotahie note, interest added: secured ps @iu''
deed. =, ,,LlS v1nu II RnSCHEyit -
i...l .atal ]. a. WILLIAM dhh T E1rans
no 5-W. S&dtd .a,s Z 80 = ..s.SS.
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JUST TAKEN A FRESH CHEw.---The Rev
Geo. Trask, the noted anti-tobacconlst. IS in
this city, says the indianapolis Journal and
Yesterday visited number of Sabbath
schools, whose members he addressed. A
good story is told on the superintendent OF
one of the schools Mr.. Trask visited, and
the pastor of the church to which the schoo
is attached.
Upon Mr.. Trask's entrance the superin
tenGent rushed up to the pastor saying
"Look here, don't know what to do Wit
Mr. Trask, who has just come in. cam
ask him to address the school, because nave
inst taken fresh chew. wish you Woulo
sneak to him." The minister replied, "Al
right; I'll do it. But I guess III have &c
take this quid out of my mouth before 1 nc
so .r. 81 -" w. A. VI. ..=.
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FACTS ABOUT SNAKE-B iTEs.-- DR.. L. Druilt
writes from India that ii, Madras in 1901
the number of hliluan lives said to have been
destroyed by beasts Of prey and poisonous
snakes was 1925, und the number Of cattle
5,3l4. The rewards paid for killing tigers,
&C.. amounted to G2.5l1. Only e. IDS. was
spent in rcwardins the destruction OF snakes.
But al official return for the year from
April :, 1872, to March 81, 1873. shows u
very different state of things. In March,
1872, se,cnty-tour snakes were destroyed ia
the whole Presidency, and the reward of .
annas, or 3d., for each poisonous snake
amounted to lSs. Cd. But month by month
the serperticidal zeal of the population was
more and more aroused, tillin March, 1878, the
number of snakes destroyed was 425,057,
and the rewards not less than 1913 AZ. I'D.
Taking the year as whole, the number of
snakes destroyed in the Presidency was more
than 1870, 900, and the money paid in re.
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TrE DEBT AND WEALTH OF GREAT BRITAIN-
[By Joseph Medilll.-The whole na d on
debt Of Great Britain, amounting to SO, I00,'
GOO. 600. is held by her own capitalists, and,
in addition thereto, all British municipal
debts estimated at $500, 100000. tits stated
on good authority that the bonds OF other ma pa,
lions of the world, including those Of political
and municipal subdivisions OF other countries,
owned in Great Britain, fully equal the total
of the British debt, or say S4,20O,Ovo,Ooo'
It is stated that the debts OF all kinds due the
capitalists of Great Britain by the nations oil
the East yield Gl00,0O0,000 per annum, OF
$500, 100000. At a general average OF from
six to seven per cent. this amount of interest
would indicate principal of eight thousand
millions of dollars, or nearly four times the
present national debt of the United States.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

baltimore, November S.-Flonr dull and prices
unchanged. Wheat quiet and dull. Corn quiet and
steady white southern, Toe; yellow southern, GIG
lower; southern, 4SG50c; western mixed, 4Sc. ;
western white. 49G50. Rye quiet ut S0@S5c.
Provisions dull aless pork. *13. 756Sl4 for old !:
81 & for new. Bulk neais-Shouders. Gac.: clear
rib-sdes, 53sc. Bacon unchanged and fairly active.
Sugar-cured hams, 11@12c. Lard nominal at
nal WhIskey dull at 92c Hay unchanged. sugar
duI and unchanged. "r.s#
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MINIATURE ILIMANAI- NV fs.tpr'ft ASfAo'
SIM rtses $3.50 Noon rises. .....I9.l
sun sets ........... sos High tide........ S:55
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER o, 1875
~ ..llnf .,if i..- ARRIVED ii'f i u i.J+ ~
y Steamship Hatteras, Earnest, New York, mer-
chnndIsc and passengers, G. ". Allen & Co, agents,
Schooner A. n. Lee, Taylhr, Philadelphia. coal,
r. r. Carringtou. - ..I.a: - -. .s.,.E = =
:. Schooner j. X. Reese, Woolford, Hayre lie Grace,
ccal, Pitcher. .,.. L.. .--.. ,f'.4 .f.g ItG
+. Steamship Hatteras, Earnest, New YORK, mer-
cllanGise and passengers. G. ". Allen Co., agefs.
- ,fu.g CLEARED FOR THIS PORT .1W'1#
] Schooner Orion Luken, LIVERPOOL, sailed Octo-
Schooner Susie smith. liverpool, October 81.
Schoeners Dick williams, Corson. ana d ). Lit
tie Bateman, Philadelphia. November b. uE
Schooner James Magee, Lynch, Baltimore NO
Schooner s. E. Hardcaste, Moore, Baltimore,
November &. e.. Is, al -, ~ 80,
Schooner A. Hearn, Morse, Philadelphia, No
MEMORANDA.
Schooncrs G.. Wiley, Holsand. and Senator, Endl-
colt. from Virginia, arrived at New YORK HoVem-
Der 6. 49, WI,
gInia, arrived ut New York November o. ,,.-,-
: Schooner Patterson, from Boston Tor virginia.
arrived at Newport November D. NJ,
. At Newport November 3, schOonerS Henry NICK
erson, Kelley, and IIarwick, for virginia
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW IVlNN III 'H1''f'110 -.
NEW York. November S.-Cotton quiet ant
,,om,in,l: sales 1862 bales ut 1870 3'sc. Flour
heavy and unsettled aud l5@20c. lower: common
10 extra se@*G7S good to e sdSns,s sG IN
h..noe has Increased lbe export demand. Corn 4
shade ilrmer, moderate demand, aud high; mixed
and yellow WESTERN $4,000. Pork dull; new
s;r0ceries quiet. Frelghts firm. Tobacco has moi
materially declined. but business has been OH q
very limited scale, aud mailiy III small lots.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November S-Noon.-Stocks qnle'
with very little change. Gold opened at lo7a
now, 1O7h. Money, bid. E1change-Long, .
short. sh. Governments dull and steady. State:
dull. #a ,,.,-,
Epening.-Money easy at 405. Sterling qule'
and firm at 6. Gold, 1071s0l ON; closingat 1oi 3
Governments steady and nominal. States dull
little doing.
stocks lust before the c'ose rallied to the best
pures of the day, but at the final leaving off yielded
a fraction. The market keeps strong.
money was reported very active In tue open
market ut 9 per cent, and some firms had dis.
matches from their London correspondents that the
bank rate was to be advanced to o per cent next
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In trade accustomed by the upward tendency Of gold
premium. The market closed sttauisr, but was not
considered M permanent improvement:
In forward deliveries dealings have been very
Iberal but rates continued TO decline until yesier.
day, when the steadiness IN spot caused slight re-
sales for ti1e week included 2,454 bales; OF which
j $50 bales were for future delivery and 1891
bales for immediate delivery as follows 3,2oe TOT
and It's In transit Included were 36o bales 20
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, November SIN the market for cot
ton on the spot there has heen no relief from the
general depression which has prevailed for some
time past The demand from the spinniug Interest
financial diffiultes and their purchases have been
exceedingly limited The receipts have been large,
and as matter OF course. added greatly tO the de-
preston. Yesterday there Little better feeling
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By n. NJ. Lee, AuctioneG
No. 1O14 Main street.

GENERAL FARMS tn r + p MILES
FROM RICHMOND AND ONE MILE FROM
THE WILLIAMSBURG UR N z X FOR
SALE AT AUCTiON:-At the request OF Dr
Charles f. Anderson. who intends removing TO inc
civ. will sell. on the premises, on TIL TUESDAY,,
18th of November, 1873, at ! O'Clock, Two
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FlVEl22 5( ACkES
On LAND, fronting on two roads Williamsburg
and Charles City,, to I've divided into small farms OF
twenty-five. fifty, and seyeaty-hve acres, or In
ar ger tracts if it best suit the views OF purchaser
ing with four rooms, good barn. kitchen, &c: On
the lower portion there is a frame house with two
rooms and other improvements. The soil Is eood
vegetables There Is suficlency of wood for the
use Of the farm. plat Of the land may be seen at
nv office. .r-
\. M.LEE, Real Estate Agent,
poS ... = ....H 1914 Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND 34s4 ACRES VALUABLE LAND On
YORK RIVER AND IN GLOUCESTEk COUN.
TY, ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH AT
AUCTION-On the day named, on the premises,
two miles from Cappahosic and the same distance
from Claybank wharf, by virtue Of deed Of trust
from John Asher, duly recorded shall sell by auc-
ton that most valuable TRACT OF LAND, con.
taiuiDg 346S ACRES, together with the fine and
cou,modious DWELLING and out-hous; sand Large
new barn thereon. On the pface, which Is admira
bly, adapted to trucking, well-seected orchard or
young apple and peach trees. ~
The house commands beautiful view Of the
river. asa -'|@lai'. 80" :.
Terms: Cash; but II is hoped aud believed that
arrangements wil be made before the day Of sale
for usual credits j. WESLEY FRlESD,y ;.
no g.. .s .-GsI III 5s'E .'f. W. - Irustee' -
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 8, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
SWHEAT.-White, 1888 bushels. Red, 3A6
bushels.
Conn White. $50 bushels. Mixed, 17S bushels
OATS.-26 bushels.
5 SALES. .r.
THEAT.-White, $50 bushels very good at 81 80
46 bushels fair at 81 so; Ss bushels fair st VI 40
o bushels common AZ $l.26; SO bushels common
ut 81 20; "a bushels good at $1.50-totn, 4o4
bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. 1O2 bushels good at 81 go; %
bushels common at S1.30-total. $50 bushels
CoRS.-White, $50 bushels very good on prlyate
terms. Mixed, a bushels good ut S0c.-total, l44
bushels. - 40 loeb
OATS.-26 bushels fair spring ut 54c.; 90 6qsn;
els prime spring on private terns-totai'
bushels. ,-n,nrn .
WuEAT.-White, so bushels Red, so bushels.
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FAcTs.--virginia, says the Pittsburgh
Commercial, has the best tobacco crop, she
has had for years; which is good news, ootn
because we like to see the old State proper
and because she raises superior articie,
which is not to be sneezed at though 81
much of it does end in snuff.
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, 1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
u RTE BRICK RESIDENCE, No. $50 NINTH
STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH, AT AUCTION.
Pursuant to decree entered In the Chancery Cour'
OF the city Of Richmond In the salt OF oheau rs
named in said decree, wlllf on WEDNEsDAf inc
18th day of November, 1872 at O'Clock r. M ";
est bidder that desirable LOT lying on Ninth street
as a It de s With con:
tanning eight rooms and necessary &
being The residence Of the late W. Sneaa' 1he
lot fronts about SO feet by l rs feet In depth;
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash the RESIDUE ,b IN
the nnrhaser executing his negotiable notes for the
deferred with six per cent interest aoueo,
and the title retained by the court unul tue enure
purchase money Is, paid. ro,,,, :, xor,>-c
H.. g--'. ~' F. P.TURNER,
nn7 rar l',.# Special Commissioners
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BY n. NJ. Lee, Auctioneer.
1Ol4 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
Y NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET
BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS
ADJOINING THE RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM
BRAGG.-I will sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, 18th of November, at ~ r
NJ, the property. above described. The LOI
fronts 20 feet Oh the north side OF Marshall street
and has depth of 81 feet. This Is a very valua.
Bile building lot and should attract the attention oil
persons wishing to make Investments
TERMS: One-thfrd cash: balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by Il trust deed Oh the property:
NOT n. NJ. LEE, Auctlopeer.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. November S.-Flour dull and lower
at s6.e5MsG.6O. Corn dull and nominal; Old, 44A
45c., with i fair Cemand. Pork-Old mess nominal
at ST. so; new jobbng sales at II go. Lard
Guiet at 63.c. for Immediate shipment; 6sc. for
November and December. Bacon IN fair demand
Shoulders &c.. {; clear rib, 57c.; clear sides, SIC.
Mhiskev firm ut SIC.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. November S.-Flour dull and uu:
changed, with only y small local and order demand
33c. Wh,skey steady. PORK nominal. bacon un-
changed, WIN only small obblng aud order trade.
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'F1URNITURE.

GREAT REDUCTION Q IN FUR-D
~ StTURE.-f have on. humid h rye STOCK N
OF WALNUT CHAMBER, PARLOR, IMI:H
.TATION, and PAINTED SUITS ana the low.
grades Of FURNtTCRE.tl offer the soote ior
cash ut greatly reduced prices. Parties ouylIs
would do well to examine my stock ana compare
prices. 49, =, r. :, ~ Ga mntu .trr.s,
no s -G-4fGB G5r@. No 10 1ossI ~. go.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. RAIL-
~ RoAD.-on and after October 20, 1879 the
: =, Lil7'. WESTWARD. =,
MAIL TRAiN.-Leaves Richmond $3.50 4. VI.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting VIII W. ~
Va, II. 4 e. s. railroad at Gordonsyllle aud Char
lottesville, and arrives at Hinton at 10 T. 81
P. IL. DAILY except SATURDAY, connecting NJ CGr.
louisville with W., C., Va ii. g. s. railroad trains
for Lynchburg and Southwest, and arrives III Hunt
ington st p. n. next day. Steamer leaves HUNT
ington on arrival or the train, and arrives atCn'
cinnaii at 6 O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and v hite
Sulphur only at Junction. Gordonsyfle, Clnrlottes-
VILE Sta,IntOn, Goshen, MlllborD', and Coytngton
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM caves Richmond
at 4:45 P. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, aud arrives d.
G0r'd A " at S'S ReA +; NJ
Steamer leaves Cincinnati 81 4 r. Il. DAILY tt'
cept Sunday, and arrives at HununSton ~ ~
Nj. next day, connecting With express train.
EXPRESS TRAiN.--LeaSe5 Huntington AZ ~ \.
NJ pALY EXCEPT Sunday and arrives at kSh mon"
going south and with James River steamer ior NOT,
folk. This train stops between White sulphur anu
Richmond only ny Junction, Gortonsylus, S ma,
lottesville, Stauntonr Goshen, hnooro' ana Wv
NAIL TRAIN.--Leaves Hinton at O'Clock A; 81.
DAILY e1cept Sundays, connecting with y e. Va
u. 4 G. s. railroad at charlottesville ana Gord'hs'
Vile, and arrivesat Richmond at r. d.
Vile at 6 A. 81. DAILY except sundays, connecunS
ut Gordonsvie with W., G., Va, n. q. .. rLl.o
trsln from Lynchbury and Southwest and arrives ~
Richmond at $50 4. u. I..-v.s
For further information Inquire ct the compsn!
'AAG'' a 4. II PERRY, General Superintendent.
EpxtAS itH'Sf' oc II
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SALE ON TUESDAY, 11TH NOVEMBER, AT
4O'CLOCK r. II.

BY request of the Eba Park Real Est1te ASsOcia-
ton, we wi II sell Us above SIX MED1UM-SlIED
BRICK DWELLINGS, situated in ElDa Park, on
the south side OF Clay street.
These houses are fast being finished In the best
style, with the modern improvements trimmed
with white marble. and are models Of construction
and arrangemenf, where thorough comfort and con-
yenience are combined with moderate cost.
TERMS: Unusually favorable to buyers-sdg or
each house only $500 cash the balance In smnu
monthly instruments If desired. ,,,c
After the above, will sell VACANT LUIS
fronting together 200 feet Clay street, to be so III
in parcels as May be desired.
" GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
no r. Auctioueers.