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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after October &c, lS13, lie
messenger trains Will run a. follows:

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and after October &c, 1879, lie
messenger trains Will run Is follows
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAiS.-Leayes Rich,pcnd s:3u A. VI
DAILY except Sunday, connecting VIII W., g,
Va, 81 & G.. 5. railroad II Gnrdous1il!n and tHaT-
lottesville. and arrives ut Hinton AZ 10 Z. VI.
r. n. DAILY except Saturd,y, connecting 2; cor.
louisville with W., G., Va NJ 81: :. railroad ,ral'
for Lynchburg and Southwest and arrives Ut iuA.
ington ut z P. u. next day, StsAmer leaves iinn'-
ington arrival OF the train; and arrives at 'iI-
cinnati at 6 o'clock next morninx.
This train stops between Richmond and VINE
Sulphur only ut Junction Gordonsr!ils. Charip't'r
Vile. Staunton, Goshen, Mlbpro' aud Coytngton.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM esYcs Richmond
AT 4:45 u. NJ DAILY except sunday, and arrives ~
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati ~ +. NJ DAILY e.
cept Sunday, und arrives At Huntington al A..
ii. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leayes Huntington at 10 A.
III. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives ut Richmond
1t 4.3o A. II. next day, connsetta2 with trains
going south and with James River steamer for Nor
folk. This train stops between w hite sulphur ana
Richmond only 1t Junction, SOr,tonss!le, tiGE-
lottesyille, Stanton, Goshen, Allboro', and GOV
tngton. =,
MALL TRAIN.-Leaves Hinton at 4 o'clock A. II .
DAILY except Sundays connecting With W., e., vs.,
II. q. g. railroad at charlottesville and Gordon--
Vile, and arrives at Richmond st 8 p. 81.
vile at 8 A. ". DAILY except Sundays, oonuecung
ut Gordonsvtlle with w., c., Va, n 4 &. =. railroad
train from Lynchburg and Southwest, and arrives at
For further Information inquire ST the companys
osfdce on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. II. PERRY, General Superb " silent
EDGAR .TLIEr, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. " &C ~
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TUNNELS AND BRIDGES IN EUROPEAN CITIES
From the Cincinnati CcmmercsaL]-Mr.
Medill, In his London letter, speaks of the
construction of English railways, and espe-
cially of the fact that they do not cross the
country upon the level Of highways or enter
cities upon level with the streets. The
same Is remarkably true Of all railroads on
the continent. The street is either carried
over the roads by arches and viaducts, or
they over the streets and highways. The
time viii come in this country, after
it shall have been more thickly pop
ulated, when railroads will be reeli-
lated in the same manner. 1t ought to be
the municipal policy of every city and i'm
portant town in the United States to COM
pei all future roads entering or passing
through them to cross the highways and
streets absolutely unobstructed, and go un-
der or over them, as may be determined best
by the engineers. This policy adopted and
adhered to now win save millions of money
hereafter in the reformation Of u vicious
system,
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Ey GruLhs e Williams.
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
E,ovaptb strnut hptvppu Main and Bank


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, DWELLING On GRACE BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. AND Sun
DRY VACANT LOTS. AT .AUCrloN.-By re-
quest OF Mr.. W 3. Martin. trustee we viii sell at
,tucri0n on WEDNESDAY the l2ih day or No
velnbar. III Az O'Clock, the DWt4LlNG No. 400
cast Grace street occupied by MIR. y. W. Lindsay
and adjoining the residence Of DR.. r. L. Coleman.
1t has ten rooms besides ki;ch with fourroon ::
Gas, wafer, and cuIrert privileges. The lot Is 3Z
feet front. The location Is Of the most Geslrt-
bl, In the city for private residence.
And on THURSDAY the 18th day OF November,
In the order named below. commencing at 4ociock
=. H.. We will sell the following VACANT LOTS
I'm dems's plan Of division, and therein assigned
to Martha W. Moseiey:
Western half of LOT Ne 22 on east side Union
near Franklin street, 22 by 20 feet.
No. SIX on south side Broad near Sixteenth
streer. 26 Dy IS feet.
LOT on west side Seventeenth street liz feet
south OF Clay street, 3iH feet.
LOT letter Y on west side Seventeenth between
Christian and Richard streets, fronting A feet.
running back 165 feet TO Concord street.
TERMS: TO suit the times: say for the dwelling
one fourth cash; balance 1T one, two, and three
wears. For the lots one-fourth cash; balance ut
Fix, twelve, and eightceI. mon'hs-the credit pay
mrnts TO bear Interest mt per cent per annuln,
payable selni-aunualy, and 10 he secured by deed
q trust. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no 3-5 H&d,d Auc.ionecrs.
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By w, GOddin,
BY w. G0ddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BRICK TENEMENT on THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TO
THE ARCH OF THE FIRST MAkkET-I La exc
cution of the provisions Of deed of trust bearing
date June 8, 1867, from Isaac Jacobs and wife to
g. A. Brock meyer Henry Schuman, and /. Jacobs
trustees of the German Building Association, No.
J." and their successors rs such trustees: ana or
another deed of August 16, 1859. to John b.
Boschen, Z. Lohman, and H. Wallerstetn, trustees
of said Association, and their successors AZ such
trustees, recorced in Richmond Chancery Court
clerks office, wa the undersigned. f.. Lohnlan, Jon
H. Boschen, and William Graeser the successors az
trustees Of the original trustees, in the hrst ABOVE
named deed-said Glaeser being successor on H..
wallerstein In the deed last named. and ,L0hman
and Bosclien, two Of the original trustees therein,
having been thereto required by the Board OF irGc-
tors Of said Associaiion--shall on MONDAY Inc
18th November. 1878, at O'Clock K. NJ, expose
for sale public auction part Of tic real estate con-
veycd by said deeds, TO Wit: +.
All that certain lot Of ground on the east side OF
Seventeenth between slain and Franklin streets
bounded on the north b. Walnut alley, with three
asa dry goods store by Isaac Van Wort. subject 10
perpetia ground-rent Of 92 bushels of nlercha tn
Bile wheat, payable annually OH the st December
and IS the game real estate Conveyed TO said lSaac
Jacobs by James NJ. Taylor, trustee. ..
TERMS: About 81 200 in cash balance In eI'!u
ipsumeurS ut six, twelve, aud eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes, interest uddcd. secured by trust
deed. t .-.... -" r.. LOH MA ~.
." n -... JOHN II. BOSCuE<,
'~ WILLIAM GRAESER,
,,osw SSftJ Trustees.
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HAIL, VIRGINIA 1.-The Old Dominion
again dedicates her mighty brain and great
heart to Liberalism. She has struck pro-
digious blow once more in behalf of her
own civilization, and again gives the nation
the token of the triumph which awaits the
welding Of the scattered elements Of opposi'
tion to Radielism.
Kemper, the mover of the resolutions in
the State Convention committing Virginia
to Greeley in advance of "straight Demo
cratic" action at Baltimore, is Virginiu's
chosen Governor by more than 10000 ma
.jority.
Virginia greets her southern sisters and
bids them be Of good cheer, as she invites
them to the practice OF the wise Liberalism
which has aguin rescued her from Radical
ism. To the allies Of the native Virginian,
especially to Walker, their noble Liberal
Executive, to Beard, Mines, and their Re-
publican associates, who have helped to
swell the Conservative victory, Virginia will
heartily accord her war1nest gratitude.
Hail, Liberal Virginia - Wilmington (N.
c. Star.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOT ON TIE NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET, C9RMER ,t Of F.. Cud TX
PARK. by AUCTIoN.,By, virtue Of Fl the provi-
slolIs Of decd of trust, bearing date 5th S9Sem,
undersigned trustees, duly recorded III the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond, to secure the
payncnt Of certain negotiable notes therein de-
scribed, we shall as trustees In said deed being
qurcd so to do by the holder OF said notes sell by
auction, on The premises. on SATURDAY the 22d
Instant, at o'clock p. NJ, 4 valuable BUILDING
LOT, on which the walls OF new brick dwelling
now stand, fronting 40 feet OH the north side OF
Main street its intersection with the west line of
Culyert street, and running back between parallel
line l55 feet to an alley feet wide.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expense OF
executing. this trust and the sum of s5!5 the
amount Of said notes due aud unpaid, with Interest
thereon at II per cent. per annum from 9th No
ycmber, 1873, until paid; the residue on such
terms az shall be announced mt SALE
RALEIGH T. DAN1EL,l Trrst.os
j. 4. RICHARDSON, { i|
RICHARDSON & CO.,
nol1 Real Estate Auctioneers.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
lib Main street, opposite DiSpUtch.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE BROOK
TURNPIKE, ONE-FOURTH ,0E MILE
FROM THE CORPORATE. LIMITS, KNOWN
As THE RESIDENCE OF WILLIAM j. LfN-
HAM, DEGEASED.-By virtue of decree OF the
Circuit Court OF the county of Henri entered Jiuy
90, 1879, in 4 cause therein pending flor sale and
reinvcstmcnt of procee'is) the undersigned special
commission thereby appointed viii SCI ut pun
18th day of November. s73 n; O'Clock r. NJ. that
valuable piece Of rropcrty above mentioned, con,
sistiug of about TWO AND A-HaLF ACRES OF
LAND III fine cultivation. anG improvements con.
ssllng of n large DWELLING-HOUSE, eight
rooms brick kitchen and other Out-louses: also,
large Stable and carria2e This offers rare
opportunity to those waiting good home LOT gar
deuing or other purposes. and located near inc
line of the city and in thickiy settled neighbour
hood, Offers Il fine chance for speculation.
TERMS: One third cash: bal nee six ana twelve
months Tor negotiable notes Interest added ute
retained till all the purchase money is paid and
conveyance ordered BY the court. -,..,-..
}. 4. LYSIIAN. Special Commissioners.
t. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioueer 10 S-ttS Il
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE kAiLKOAD,)
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND. VA. October /. 1873. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Alter the
" 10Th instant trains OIL this road ~ii run daily
rs follows: "
GOING WEST.
SOUTHERN EMPRESS leaves Richmond ~ ) 4.
a., leaves DaEyile ut 1913 =. b., lcaves Green
boro' at $50 p. 81. arrives at Airline Junction
at S =. NJ. arrives at Charlotte at S:l5 y. VI.
THROUGH MAIL leaves Richmond at ] :2S 7. n,
leaves Danville II 81 =. N leaves Greensboro it
1920 A. NJ: arrives at Charlotte 1t 1875 A. 81.
9:42 4. 81, leaves Burkcyille ut 20 p. NJ; ar
riyes at Lynchburg ut $40 7. H.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK E&PEEsS
leaves Charlotte at SIS \. ", leaves Air-Liu"
Junction ut $50 A. NJ. leaves Greensboro at
.12:45 p. NJ, leaves Danyille at 3:l2 Z. NJ; ar.
riyes at Richmond at 0:l7 Z. H..
THROUGH NAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 J. w..
leaves Greensboro at $3.50 A. A., leaves Danville
III 6:2O A. ~, leaves Burkeyle az l1:3J a. u.
arrives In Richmond 1t 2:17 Z. II.
LYSCIIBURG ACCOMMODATION leaves Lyncl4-
burg at l T.. ~. leaves Rurkevile II $3.50 \. VI.
arrives at Richmond u S:44 A. NJ.
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for passengers Mt all regular stations betS''s
Greensboro and Burkcville, but will not stop east
OF fiurkevitle. - ...
Through tickets sold to all points south and west,
and baggage checked through.
-. r VI. X. TALCUTT.
oc Ia Engineer and Sur4 -intcnd.ut.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE D6ys.
81 ID BY Grubbs q Williams, = ,..r
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, =,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUsTEEs, SALE, OF THE VALUA-
Il BILE "CHALK LEVEL" EsrAT ATE, j E ~
BRATITs FkSM lSe9 T4 29oR3b DUFF 5 rs
The RiG iilit ID 1FREDEkICKSBUKG AND
POTOMAC RAILRQAD; ALSO, OF STOGh,
CATTLE, SHEEP, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
&c, AT AU0TIoS.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed By G IT. Workman and wife 10 the sub
scribe rs we with sell at AUCTION, upon the premises,
GU EDNEsDhY the 2eth day OF Novembsr,
TEEN HUNDRED to TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
susceptible Of jldicious division Into four or fiFe
farms with due proportions OF arabic Itnd, low.
grounds, and woodland TO each, and well provided
with DWELLINGS and the usual out houses.
FaiIing to effect aale, we VIII then proceed 10
offer the whole property FOR RENT for one year:
And falling In that viii sell the WHEAT CNOP
seeded upon so to 100 acres Of goo' land, win the
use of said land until the crop can be gathered.
After which we will sell the Personal IKO-
PEkTY thereon, consisting OF hve huits, hEs
oxen eleven head Of Cattle, twenty-sfX Sheep, ana
nil other stock; also. the Farming lnpiemehos'
wagons &c, usual upon farm OF that size.
This If rare opportunity u purchase ! DIir
sr,nts TO the State 10 locate themselves together.
TERNS: FDrthe rcll statc--onc. fourth c:lsh Dai'
auce ut six twelve, and eighteen montils, ior neEo
riabe notes with interest added, secured ny TRUST
For rcutal-Boud with approved security, pay
.ble i OF July and lst of October, 1874, .
For personal property-cash, or anproye1 cat!
acceptanccS. - ". PnnGSH 49,
t Trustees
GpraBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. .-.t
NJ III 1th Ath. 1 Sth. q / ST, 2Jtb .,Etd
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND TWEEN
TY-SkFEN ACRES, WITH COMMODlOUS I'M
PRUVEMENTS, IN PRINCE EDWARD COUN-
TY, TWO MILES FROM HaNpDEE SIDNEY
COLLEGE, EIGHT MIL rs FROM FARMEILLE,
AND TWO AND a HALF MILES FROM
PROSPECT DEPOT, On The ATLANTIC, Mis-
SISSIpPI AND ONO RAILROAD, AT AUC.
TION.-By virtue of the provisions of decd OF
trust bearing date the n th day of July, 1871 from
j. W. Breckenridge and wife to the undersigned
trustee, duly recorded In the Office OF the clerk or
Prince Edward county, to secure the payment OF
The several sums therein mentioned, being required
SO to DO, shall, trustee In said deed, sell At pub
lie auction, upon the premises. on TU SDAY the
25th day Of kovembe-. 1873, ut ! O'Clock Z. NJ,
the valuable IRA T OF LAND described In said
deed rs contai Ing / ,027 ACRES, three-fUurths
OF which Is improved aud In hnc state OF cuittya
ton. The remainder Is heavily timbcrcd with oak,
hickory, and pine, which eau be cut ana sold to said
railroad at rcmuneratire prices.
The and Is we'll watcrc,i. has rst-ratc grst and
saw-mi. aud all the conyenienccs and coninenda-
lions Of tine farm. There now on tie place
besides the mill. pill-house, and main buildings
two comfortable dwellings. with out-houscs: SO
that the place easily be divided into three tracts
giving n suficicncy OF wood and cleared Land to
each. The location Of this property Is one OF the
mos attractive In the state. The society Is of the
best has Hue schools aud churches the railroad
depot stores. and post-ofiice. Within the past two
wears number of Scotch and tnglish have located
In the immediate neighbnrhood.
TERMS: Cash. II. Il. TALIAFERRO,
oc 2J.eudfds Trustee
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BY y. u. Lee,
Auctioneer'and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1nl4 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TALUA-
~ RE BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 100 NINTH
STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH, At AUCTlOS.-
Pursuant 10 decree entered in the Chaucery Court
Sncad &C. the unCersis1ed, special commissioners
named in said decree, will. on WEDNESDAY the
12th day OF November, 1878, at O'clock z. a.-
on the nre1piscs, sell at public aucton Ia tie high
est bidder. that desirable LOT lying on Ninth street
as above described, with Brick kESlDENGkc con-
tanning eight rooms, and necessary outbuidngS. 1t
Icing the residence Of the late W. w. Snead. The
lot fronts about 33 feet by ! rs feet In depth.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-th lrd Cash; the residue n
two equal payments. at six and twelve months,
the purchaser executing his negotiable notes for the
deferred payments with six per cent Interest added,
and the title retained by the court until the entire
purchase money Is paid. ,
E.P. TURNER,
NOT Special Commissioners.
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LOsT, sTRAYED, dc.

CTRAYED, on Thursday about 6NH
y o'cc ck p. n, BLACK COW, about 20 49, -,
ca,r, with one large white spot on the belly, snort
A. and hole in one ear. 4 liberal reward wiliH
ven enhes,or :" " - no 11-2ts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND 346. ACRES VALUABLE LAND On
YORK RIfEh AND IN GLOCCESTEk COUS-
TY, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26TIt, AT
AUCTlON-Ou the day named, on the premises.
two miles from Cappahoelc and the same distance
from Cnybank wharf, by Virtue of u deed OF trust
from John Asher, duly recorded. slal sell by auc-
ta;i .' a E ,aie;h.r wit, To M. ,,d
commodlouS DWELLING uaOut-houss AID large
new barn thereon. On the place, which Is adnr.i.
bly, adapted 10 trucking, IL wesciected orchard OF
young apple and peach-t trees.
The house colnuan's u beautiful! View OF the
river.
TERMS: Cash +: but It Is hoped and believed that
arrangements wiu Ue made before the day OF sale
for usual credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND,
no2 Trustee.
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By Paine, Cabell Il Co.. Auclioneers.

r ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS
IL AND SHOES, &C, ss.
,:., AT AUCTION. ...
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant, commencing
at o o'clock. we will sell at our ware
house. several large invoices
of Goods, comprising
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, IN GREAT
VARIETY,
among which are many New ana Cholce 9o'u'
suited to the season.
BOOTS. SHOES, BALMoRALs, AND CATERS
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FIFTY DOZEN MERINO SHIRTS AND DkA"
N ERS.
FIFTY DOZEN CHRYIOT AND LINEN hoooAl
: - SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, SMALL WARES, SC, &c, &c.
Also, large invoice of Stock Goods. consisting Oh
DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, &C. .
The whole to be sold without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., Auc'ioheerS'
1n-.I
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OST OR STRAYED, a SINAI! S1r
- GRAY MARE, with dark name IAN, alii, 1Geeied
hoes. ANY information that will lead TO heF IT,
co'e'! "i ~ DR. J. A. S1MONS,
CORNER Franklin aud Twenty seventh streets.
no SGT
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Seventeen London charities recently re.
ceiyed ano nymous donations of S5 1000 each
during skngle week. 1t is thought the
$751; 900 Gang from the same person.
Heenan was buried from the Church Of
ahe Holy lpDoeents.
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Urges. BY w. p. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1OnI Rank Street.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, FIFTY
III FEET FRONT BY ABOUT ONE HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY FEET DEEP TO AN Al
LEY. ELIGIBLY LOCATED at THE S SoEim7
STRfETS. FOR SALEzAT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON TIL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 18TH lNSIA NJ,
AT A.. r. Mat the request OF the owner shail
sell 4, the above time AMI place the LOTS above
described. fronting feet on Cary street, ana run
ming back along the line of second street to an aev
as win be shown by q plat on the day Of SALE
TERMs: Liberal and made known at sale.
w. q. ROBINS, huctioneer,
no10-4t 80. 1905 BInh street.
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BY y. n. Lee, Auctlonecr
No, 1914 Main street.

GENERAL FARMS TIL r e E MILES
p FROM RICHMOND AND ONE MILE FROI "
TUE WII,LiAMSBURG UKNPIk FOR
SALE AT AuCT'oN-At the REQUEST OF 70 n ~:
Charles f. Anderson. who intends removing 10 NE
ciiv viii sell. on The premises. on II uRSDA1
afh of November. 1873. 4. | o'clock Two
HuNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE CIR a AL, 20
, rharics civil to he divided into small farms OF
twenty.tlve. fifty, and sevcnty-ivc acres, or In
lar ger tracts if it best suit the views Of purchaser
mo with four rooms good barn, kitchen. &c. On
the lower portion there Is frame house with two
rooms and other Improvements. The soil is good
and we'll adapted to the growth Of grain, grass, and
vcGct,blcs There IS suiciency Of wood for the
use of the farm. plat of the laud may be seen al
NV office. ~
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale
\. M.LEE, iteal Estate Agent,
noS 1O14 Main street.
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AsSrAGGERER.-Cu officer:
- Now, then, got anything coutraband about
sef" Mate: "Got bout bot'I and halt
brandy but LII defy ye to take it fro me-"
Punch.
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FURNITURE.

(IREAT REDUCTION IN FUR-m
Of WALNUT CHAMBER, PARLOk, IMl- III
TATIOS, and PAINTED SUITS and the loSri
grades Of FURNITURE. | Offer she above for
cash 1t greatly reduced prices. Parties buying
would do well TO examine my stock and compare
prices. .GATHRiGHT.
. no 4 No. 10 Governor street
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sEEDsMES. FLORISTS, &c.
TNGLISH NURSERY
~ FOR
TREES, SHRUBS, &c.

THOMAS THORNTON.
HEATHER SIDE NURSERIES t270 ACRES IN TX.
TEST),
BAGSUOT. SURREY, ENGLAND,
devotes special attention to Trees and Plant; (espe-
ciully Frut-Trces aud Stocks) suitable Tor
American demand. ,,
Priced catalogues Of his immense stock obtain
able at Messrs. w. II. Power Co.'S, 23 William
street New York. Orders with remittance, or Lon
don reference, promptly attended to. Payment
net cash Supply unlimited Careful packing for
lang yoyag. oc 21-Tal0t
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POWDER AND SHOT.

NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. .. s..
LAFIIS AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which they odcr
the Pu .HC ~ I IiGiirS \ POWDER,
from Nos. to Z:
ORANGE DUCklEG POWDER,
{, ON Nos to 5. packed metal kegs Of CT pounds
AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos 10 l. packed in metal kegs of ct and III
pounds;
ORANGE RIFLE POWDER,
sizes F. c.. FF e.. and FFF. e.. In metal kegs Of CT,
Is and 25 pounds.
Also BLASTING and MINING: for sale by the
trade and DAVEAPO ( MORRIS,
90 le-sm Agents for the Manufacturers.
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NURSERY,

MAGNOLIA NURSERY,
lN Brook turnpike near citv,) Richmond, Va.
For sale. a large assortment of Shade and Orna-
mental Trees Evergreens. FlowenHg Shrubs, Creep
ers &c also, Grapevine, and other small Fiuite,
Roses, etc. etc. Price-list furnished on applica-
ton In person or through poRt- office.
ID. HARVEY.
Nursery grounds open to tho inspection Of visit
Ory during business hours oc 6-2Hs
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GES'L TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE, I
81 - RICHMOND. October l2th, 1879
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND. FREDERiCKSBEgG AND PrID'
MAC RAILROAD.

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrh-s:rect station AZ
2:40 Z. NJ
UP NIGHT MAIL. leaves Bytd-atect stl:lo. At
IO3OP. NJ. Except on Sundaysj
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-street>'l-
tlcn at 6 L. Al. Except SuIdsy-.j
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives NJ Eyrd-5t-'"' Ia
ton ut !: 80 r. VI.
DOWN NIGHT NAIL arrives st Byras're"' IL
ton ut $50 A. NJ (excevt on MondIys.l
DOWN ACCOaMODAfIpS Tx IN a-r'vcN 1t
Broad-strcet station al. 1897 A. II. Except On san
dAys.)
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broa3--'nrt ,'.lal
ON Mondays Wednesdays, aud Fri,tiys a. 20
A. NJ, connecungat Qulutco with The hi"AAndrt!
aud Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
Saturdays 1T q E. ".
BY order Of General Superintendent.
i. =. GENTRY.
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AUCTION sAIEs.-Euturs Days.
By Redwood q Crenshaw, AuctIoneers,
,1l.' No. 1920 Main street. ais

GALE AT AUCTION OF A STOCK OF
oCERIEs, HOUsE-FURNIsHING
GOODS, BOOTS SHOES Sc7As, adm na, ;1s
~ No. ,6O2 Marshall street. on WEDN ES-
DAY the 18th instant, commencing ut ! 0 o'clock
4. NJ, n large and varied assortment OF Roods III
the above lines. 1t 'E3 49,.
The attention Of those In want Of any OF these
goods is called to this SALE US the articles are Gil
God - II. II. Elicit,
e'' Administrator of james G. Elicit, deceased
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