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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-10-30
sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of Executions, to me directed, I
will expose to sale en- the FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER next, at Anderson e. H., all
of the undivided interest Of B. +. Gassaway,
deceased, in
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WE would respectfully call tho attention of
our friends and the public generally, to our
complete and varied Stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS, which has been selected
with especial care for this market by one of the
firm, who has just returned from the city of
New York. Their stoek consists, in part, of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESTINGS, BEA-
YER CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS and Gentle-
mems FURNISHING GOODS.
Tho Tailoring Department IS under the spe-
cial care of the senior partner, who fatters him.
self to be able to give perfect satisfaction in
style and fit. We expect to sell our goods at
small profit, and hope to share literally of the
public patronage.
J. j. CLARK & SON.
Sept o5, 1873 IL
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Look after your Land Titles!

IF thoy arc not at home, perhaps you Wall
I find them ut the Clerks Office, VINO IS IN
need of that little you arc due him, for Re
cording them.
JOHN w DANIELS, c.c.r.
Oct 23, 1873 u Pm
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Administrators Sale.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
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c,,rreas Of air through the tube In which tue
Grain is to be conveyed. Ten, twenty, OF
sSirty miles from Chicago, perhaps even
fifty. we shall place another engine sau m ran
the fan taking its air from, the tube, ln .,;
will prodtIce suction in the tnee. AL WIN
understand what Is meant by suction. inere
"a suction at the side Of a fanning-mili where
the mir enters the fan. Now, the comona.
tion Of these two fins gives combination OF
force and suction, producing q. very RAPID
current OF air. It may be objected that the
tube will become caoggcd. That Is imposs'Ds,
as the grain Is not admitted to the tuoe un,
til the current of air has been produced, ana
then only in such quantities as VIII nass
without hitting the sides Of the tube. Ihi'
may seem impossible. but will become evil
dent when the fact is considered that the
velocity of the air in the tube will be greater
in the centre, lust as the current OF river
Is swiftest in the centre, causing small op
jects floating on its surface 10 move W LUZ
centre. Now. the grain following tnls ecu
trail current will suffer no loss BY frictio'
against the sides of the tube" Inis Is u
all intents and purposes an enlargement vi
the system pursued by the London Pncu'
matte Dispatch Company, the LONDON 1ups
bcinc two miles long, and hei1igJ In fact,
railway in shell, and Mr.. Iatess proposed
tube being 1000 miles long and mere ilue
through which grain il TO be spoueea Oh ln1
wings of the wind. He proposes 10 sehu
grain in eleven hours at cost oil niteei
cents per bushcl.
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Heroism is the sacrifice of ones self to
some moral sentiment. 1t is the sacrifice,
the risk, the putting in peril OF the animal
man. 1t is, if need Re, the sacrifice OF our
lower life for the sake Of eyincipg our faith
in our higher life. There is no such thing
as heroisin which runs from good to bad.
Heroism must always run from the lower
toward the higher. 1t Is some expression
by man oil the value which he puts upon &C.
ton higher than ordinarily belongs 10 the
activities OF men. Therefore, it must be so
marked as to impress men who behold it AMI
recognize it with q sense OF its elevation.
All men can perform common duties ; bit
when the duty is SO high or so difficult that
almost no one performs it, and some one APP
pears VINO reaches out to it, and achieves it
with some loss, or risk of loss, he is hero.
Any man is hero who can do, and does do,
what the million cannot do. Heroism is
making appear in your life or conduct emf.
ncnt traits-traits that range far higher than
the ordinary level.-H. ". Beecher.
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The Tablet relates story OF q priest who
had coughing congregation, and who cured
them thus: No sooner had he ceased to
speak than, singui&r to relate, one cough
after another died out until soon there was
absolute silence in the church. Whereupon
the father said something 10 the following
effect: "My friends, know that in this
weather colds abound, and therefore it is diff
ficuIt for you TO refrain from coughing.
Still it is impossible for he to preach and
you to cough at the same time. Let us
come, then, TO mutual agreement, so that
you may cough and ! may preach without
disturbing each other. / will speak--say,
for five or ten minutes ut u time. When
raise my handkerchief there will be an in-
terval allowed for coughing. AS soon as /
: let II fall will resume my sermon, and you
your silence" The plan succeeded adj
mirably.
A New York journal has discovered q
new industry in that city, the professors
of which it calls |" file.fllers.@, It seems that
there are dozen or two persons in the city
who savo all the papers that come into their
possession. During January they make ire
4uent visits 10 the bookbinderies and offer
tosEpply any papers necessary 10 complete
files. The binders receive during that month
hundreds Of periodicals to bind, and in
msny eases some Nos. are missing. The
sc tile-filiers'' then ers in demand, and they
sell their wares at an advance of over one
thousand per cent. on cost.
q have just finished Hans Breitman's
Ballads,'n says ON old and valued corrc-
spondent, "and like them very much. You
must let me read them to you when come
to To wn aosfp ~ fIhnoks. hni mot IL we
can induce Judg: Price 70 send as 10 the
workbouse for ak months instead.--L Louis.
rftle Courier Journal.
This b remarkably open winter. The
Oldest iDsm5itant docs not remember a
winter IN the past twenty-five years when
ioaiers could stand on the corners In the
middle OF December, Us they do now.-D Dan.
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, bas been
baDqueted In 81. Louis. ~
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BY arubbs b williams,
Auct,oneers and Real Estate Agents.
pIararfJ, rf,etf hetwnqn Main ana BANK.

rCRIJsTEE's SALE OF LAND IN CHES'
Il TERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR MANCh -
TER. Ar UCTTOE.-As surviving trustee unq ~
ndeeI of trust executed Try w. II. Branoer. dT;'
and wife and W. II. Brander, sr, to the iate o. -
Ia via and myself, dated 2Sth November, !oIl,
md duiy Recorded in Chesterfield County toult
Office being thereto required by the PERSONA Le
sentative OF the creditor occurred, VIII SCI A. a..
lion Mt the Office OF Messrs. GrulIls Wilkins,
auctioncers, No. Eleventh, street, In inc CITY OF
Richmond, on MONDAY, 10Th DeceHner, ~
I2 o'clock d., the property GSnESyeoH u" Rran.
der. ST., and the undivided molety OF II: Bran,
der Jr 10 remainder in fee In and to KhCt Un
:rWO HUNDRED AND NlNEI1-IMo All
A HALF ACRES OF LAND In Chesterhela COUNTY n:
on the Broadrock roah, about Two lh'ieS irehi
Manchester. .,,,.t,ro nioco
TERMS: As prescribed by deed. expenses OF sale
fin currency and IL 1878 with interest from ist ol
december, i S73, In gold coin, cash me RESIDUE
mon terms to be directed by the grantors N sac
decd; and in event Of their failure 20 gFe any a.
rection, then upon terms TO he naea p' hic oi Tic
Il is probable that more favorable terms may w
made by consent of those Interested on me gay OF
saGe u- - GEORGE NJ. DREHR1,
'''e Surviving trustee.
GRrgBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
POsTPONEMEST.
| The above sale Is postponea till TO-hORkoM
| the goth OF December, at the sana hour, az oui
| Office. uEohuE IA. Tri,strr,
| CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. oe ~
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pANIC! PANIC!
JULIUS SYCLE has just received from New
York auctions 3 large stock of FOR and De-
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which Viii be sold al panic
prices.
BLACK GROS-GPAIS SILKS,
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
sATTEESs, D1AGoSALs, CAAEL's HAfa, new
EMPRESS CLOTHS, Moss CoLoRs, ALPAcAs, and
SILK POPLlSS.
BLACK GOODS.
CASrNERES, SATTEESS. EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAS REFS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, ana GRAPE
CLOTHS. Also, 4 full line OF BLACK ALPACAS,
WHITE ASS CoLORED FLANEELS,
PLAIN AND RI.AID OPERA FLASSELS;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASFELs.
BLANKETS
BED BLANKETS. CoLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CoMFoRTERs.
CASSlMER
In CAsslMERES we have full assortment at AL
prices.
suAwLs and CLoAKs, ney styles;
BALMoRAL aGd BoULEy SRp SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAhBRIC EDGINGs AND REAL fALES'
CIESSES LACES; 80
KID GLOVES own Importation 4,
GENTLEMEN's aud LADIES USDEBwEAR, q fun
BIEAc,iEp and BROWN CorToss and sMRETIsGs:
Nv stock is complete In every department. ap9
offer special inducements 10 al III %a nvf or
4I5 Broad street, between Feurlhand Filth:
SAIEsMES: j. ). Turner, w. d. Powers, John
St,rn nol3
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1OCn VIRGINIA FIRE 1879
AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
1E'HE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

THEORIES TESTED By TIE PANIC PROVED
TO BE. TRUE:
i. During the last three months business men
have been compelled 10 give AL tn. r time anu en-
srgy 10 save their business from ruin.
>. This proves that the value OF money inSes!er
In commercial pursuits Is Ia great degree "oniin-
gent uuou the life Of Its poSscssOr. our estate as
n whole, deprived OF your management :inHt shtihR
III value from the moment Of your death.
g. Since, therefore. you: business anu all your Ln-
ycstmens will he Of les value tomorrow You are
dead than to-day while YOU are living Is evident
tI,t your life should be fully insured. he hardness
OF the times instca nd Of furnishing an excuse FOR de-
law should add weight 10 the arguments IL favor OF
im;neiiate insurance. for II 1t Is hard FOR V0k 10
nav q premlum NON. how much harder would II
I've for your family 10 support themselves III these
times If YOU were dead ,
B. Discharge ~ once this 6Hty which you knoU
Won e we to Your family. The feeling that your fam
ily |. provided for, no matter what may happen
Will afford you comfort wluc:l an equal amount oi
money laid out 10 any OTHER way could rot pui-
chase.
Thjs question claims your consideration NOW.
Weigh II carefully, ard decide before the close Of
Tie year what action you viii tafe. Before insurng
examine the EQEIT ABLE TONTlSE SAVINGS
FUND POLICY. which offers advantages secured
by 10 other. plan OF insurance.
For fuY,hcr information appiy to our agents
PEYTON BLLERSON.
General Agents Tor Virginia.
1119 Main street, l.ichHoni, Va
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BY Cooa j. Laughton. Auctioneers,
cnr.unr Governor and Franklin streetG.

oTOCK OF SELECT FAMILY GROCE-
= E1Es, Liquors. VINES, TOBACCO c; :, AND NJ
CIGARS, HOW-CASES, SC, sPRiNG "AGoH
change il business al s vi sell os at sRe'3 1T 1 ON
otorn No s3O Main street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, my entire stock Of goous, consisting
in part Of -
SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES,
FINET SAUCES, JELLIES,
CANNED GOODS, SARDISES,
FANCY GROCERIES,, SOAPS.
SUPERIOR FRENCH BRANDY and LIQUORS,
PoRT, SHERRY, and other WINES,
twenty barrels PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
s1IyEK-PLATED and other SHOWCASES,
PATENT COFFEE and SPICE MILLS and CHEESE
CUTTER,
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES,
FINE TEA-CADDIES, MACKEREL,
BLACK1SG, DEMIJOHSS, &c, &C; .
One SPRING TOP WAGON. HORSE, ana HARNESS.
This stock s.all fresh and desirable, and merits
the attenti On of the trade and families:
TERMS : Sums of $50 and under. cash over sou
and under II co. thirty days over 81 o. sixty days
for approved endorsed city paper, g. c.prr-p
Cook & LAUGHToS, Aucttoneers. dc ~
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAU,
~ ROAD.-0n and AFTER December z. 1873, n,
passenger trains will run AZ fo!lov:: ~

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO PAR
~ ROAD.-On and AFTER December z, 1879, n,
passenger trains will run AZ fc!lova: ~
wEsTwARs.
NAIL TRAIE.-Leaves Richmond s:30 A. u
DAILY except SUNDAY, connecting With ", {
lottesville, and arrives at Hinton II lsP. n
EXPRESS TRAIS.-Leaves - >,Ion4 AZ ic..
r. II, DAILY except Saturday, con n<sclirz NJ -
louisville for Washington and the North. ana -.
rlves ST Huntington ut =. n. next ,ay. stsar,,
ut Cincinnati at o'clock next .oorniHS-
This train stops between Richmoad and WIZ.
Sulphur only at Junction. 6ordonsytibe. IhartrS.
vile, Staunton, Goshen, Mllloro', and tDYspzto.
ACCOMmODATlOE TRAIN.-Leascsi:.asiht nir.
Gtrdousyille st $50 p. NJ This ,rda eoon..., y
Gordonsyille for LYnchburg
EASTWARD.
| Steamer leaves Cincinnati at 4 p. y. DAILY o..
| cept Sunday, and arrives ut Huntington a, 8 /
! d.. next day, connecting with exprpas uuin-
| EXPRESS TRAIN.-Lenves Huntingdon al &c 4
| n. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives zt Richa.. a
| at $50 A. M. next day, connecting Etti tlsf.,
going south and with James River steixicr for No,
folk. This train stops be-. ~een White Sulphur an.
! Richmond only Mt junction, Gortsossy!lt, Co..
lottessille, Sttunton, Goshen, hiins<o' end Go,
| ington.
| MAIL GRAIN.-Leaves Hinton at O'Clock !. Y
| DAILY except Sundays, connecting with w., c., Va
II. sc g. railroad at Charlottesville an4 &c. Dc,
| Vile, and arrives at Richmond at T.. 4
| ACCOMMODATION TRAIS.-Laavrs Gordn1s
| lille at 6 A. NJ. DAILY, except sup+sfJ., erG Al
| riyes at Richmond at $3.50 A. a.
For further information Inquire a. III o,xl- =
| office, on Broad 1lear Seventeenth stree.
A. II. PERRY, General Superb xtc,"tsnt
| EDGAR VLlEr, General Passenger aud Trke
I Agent deg
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4 Sonnes.

To fcave unseen 70 many ae iosiohis s%"''
W. $3.50 O. many vsorthiest hooks unread,
Unrsaiiaea g many , yts,o ss, ef's"'
~s as,sacrt snan aud we must yield our breaui'
Asd 10 Inc lazy eS Of ssa'd delight.
80 S,,sS nav soul aud vain rcgrcts, he stilfcdi
ST End rest ia Him who Is the complement s
ar whstso'er transcend your moriai uoon
tF ,,roken hope and frustrated intent
In the clear vision and aspect OF whom
AN wisifcs NJ" AL i''s''e' Trench.
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THE "CoNvEYlNc OF GRAIN-A New
AND IMPORTANT INTENTIONAL Michigan
man has recently taken out patent for an
apparatus for the conveying" of grain,
and In circular recently issued he says /" AT
the starting point, say Chicago, we Shall use
fifteen or twenty horse power engine to
drive six.ioot fan. The fan will drive O
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN LITHO-
" GRAPHIC COMPANY.

VIC. CARRINGTUN, President.
GEORGE W. MAYO. Superintendent.
THE SOUTHERN LITHoGRApHIC COMPANY
wonld call the attention OF their patrons and the
public to the. removal TO the above location. where
they an: prepared to furnish Check. Notes. Drafts,
CerliEcaied OF Stock. Diplomas, Policies; Note,
Latter, and Blu Headings; Maps, Plans. Autograph
aud Circular Lett.rs. Business and show Cards.
Tebaaco and Fancy i4sI.ls, &c, In neat, Workman
ike style, ut low fgurss guaranteeing to deliver
good and satisfactory work. de 2e.lm
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT oE hOOSE-
" HOLDFURNITURE BEDS, MATTRESSES
&C, AT AUCTIOE.-THtS DAY ut 1O O'CLOCK we
will sell at our auction-rooms Ill assortment OF
FURNITURE, consisting OF
MARBLE-TOP COTTAGE SUITS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WARDRoBES,
BUREAU5T WASHSTANDs.
EXTESsIoS-TABLES. LOOKING GLASSES,
SIDEBoARDs, TIS-SAFES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and TABLES:
DAMASK and LACE CURTAINS;
WALNUT CANE-SEAT ROCKERS;
WALNUT DIvASS and PARLoR CHAIRS
Superior FEATH Err BEDS and MATTRESSES;
Several uczen ARM OFFICE-CIIAIHS;
MARBLE-Top TABLES;
CANE and Wo0D-SEAT CHAIRS;
COOKING and HEATfSG-STOvES:
COOK Il LAUGllTON,
do 90 AuctiOnecrS.
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BY Lyme C Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
/ SITUATED ON THE W EST LINE OFTWEN,
TIETrH STREET BETWEEN BROAD AMI
GRhCE STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUUIiO Cs;,,
We SHALL at the request of the 2w4er se',
JnV Of January, 1874. ut 4 O'Clock l.: NJ, ivy 7
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING tOIs = l9 .at :,
rs above-described, fronting each ~ by 40 tee'
All alley. yyD nporuER
d5n - Auctionecrs.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUpAIIsrrSpsSr "A
RICHMOND AND DASFI-LE tiAII.hnA - 90,
RICHMOND, VA. December z. 1878.
GCuEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train No. 1-SoUTHERN tXPRRSS-.savas hisg-
mond 1t 500 A. Al. 81; arrive. 1T BurS-yHiu 3t -als
A. NJ, arrives ct Danvili- at p. u. a,glu- 3
Greensboro az $3.50 p. NJ.
Train No. 2-NEw UHLEAHs AVID NV loRS
EXPR ESs-leaves Greensboro at 1913 2. NJ: ar.
rves ut Danyille mt 1852 =. Al ARRIVES AZ burke.
vile at S:04 T. NJ, arryesat kichmos.t AZ U2
+. ".
Train No. 3-TIRouGH MAu-leaYss Richmond
ut las +. NJ. strives at Burkeyile II: $50 IN
arrives ut Danviiic It 9:5S Pm. ar1i,ed N GrrrG.-
bOro' at $50 a. 81.
no. I-rHRoUGH MAIL.--lrare5 Grecnssoro' al
2:l5 a. 81: arrives NJ i'ang.ile a. 6:2i 4. e,
ryes at Burkevtr Ut 1876 i. ~; arrives at f.cs-
Train 10. 5-LYScITBuRG PAssE.90 sR LEA We.
Richmond ut 9:42 a. NJ. arrives vi BTrSeyillc A;
1899 =. VI; arrives nj Lynchbur2 NJ a:4s r. II.
Train No. 6-BUEkEVILLE ACCOAAoDATIGS-
leaves Lynchburg at $3.50 p. NJ. leaves RuricTll,
nc 4:35 a. " arrives ut Richmond At 1855 =. N
Train No. connects at Burkeyille Win train,
on til, Atlantic, Mississippi and OH railroad ss,r
Iynchbrrg and the South. Pullman pai.trc- ear
run from + edmond 10 Charlotte, and FROM haI
lotto to Atlanta and New Orleans without chake.
Train No. makes close connection ~ Ch,.loi
with trains Oh The Atlanta ard Richmond hir-l.iw
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South Dad south vest
Through tickets sold 10 all points SOFA ma r0n'h
west, and baggage checked through.
T. NJ. r. TALCOI&.
deg Engineer and Sni'erl'tfnd.n
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j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Ageut and Auctioneer,
LILLE Main street, opposite OlspQtch ounce.


Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
No. 1ll5 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A POR.
" TON OF THE VALUABLE ESTATE 0t
PETER BURKE iSOMETIME Ms iALhr y ~; ~.
TER LAMSOSh DENEASED;; ~ U,NeHaS,iEST Wr
hnI,MirS' 81 BROOK AVENUE, INCLUD!NG
THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE, TOG ETHEit
Ike FA c Ill as EKECTED THEREON; ALSO,
TWELVE ACRES AND Ten BC1hDIIhs5- ~
WITHIN rus CITY. ON BROOK Az ESUE e.
by virtue nf decree Of the Chanccry Sour QUIZ, %,
in a cause therein pendng-Burke Ct ais rs. 6urhe
ct dlS-the undersigned, spcci1i coiilSe,ot the
thereby appointed viii sell at pu5iic d
premises on The 2Sc DAY OF ntTG + tPr6FiHTT
above mentioned. consisting OF Il IliSe, toI LII,
dious DWELLING, With out houses ana bric n
sausagc-hou=c, and all other houses oeiohoi"s ~
Also. a large VACANT LOT adjoinng the resi-
dence In the rear, ON which there 10 an lGc-ho"se
I his LOT has Il front Oh two strcet. ,,,, ,;r
Immediately on Brook road adjoining Goduln
Int on the north and the south tie nurseries VI
f. Davis & Co. The immediate proSlnltE ol
large and beautiful oak grove renders his iol
Also, fine BUILDING LOT on cast side OF
Brook avenue and north OF Euval street, ~ oJ
feet. ,,,o t., civ .voJve
and eighteen months negotiable notes, SIX per cent
Interest added ard title retained till al te pur
chase money il paid JAMES T. ocDD 92iLfn,
J.TI;oMrsoS BROWN, Auctionecr.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Fashioned on accaunt Of The weather to TUES
DAY, December 2Gth, at tiir nhoyG tiinS ana tlice
Oh Commissioner.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AVID WELDON ROUTE,
RICIf&oSD. VA, October 2S, 1878. I
rNHE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTR


E'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTR
Il run rs follows:
The MAIL TRAINS lcyve Richmond at 50j !.
NJ. and i. Al; arrive Ut Petersburg !, 81 4. y
and 1920 L. IL arrive at Weldon 1t $50 i, NJ an'
FREiGIIT TRAINS. with a pasecpssr oo,ct a,
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg si 3 4. "
and s p. ~, and returning leave peterseoEs ~ :
A. ". ami $3.50 Z. NJ.
RETURNING NAIL TRAINS leave Weldon II
$50 A. 81. and 4:15 +. ID. and leave PetsT.i~sy 81
1910 T. 81. and 1866 Z. III.
ACCOMMODATIONS T6AiNS leave Pctcy bar.
daily ut a. d. and Richmond at 1880 +. n
Passengers from Norfolk Ill connect with The
train leaving Petersburg at 12:l0 p. II. aod tho.
for Norfolk will leave Richmond On The IS q /.
NJ Accommodation Train.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINB beswtes
A. 81. aud =. Ii.
The Freight Trains will not run On SUNDAYS,
and the 1876 r. ii. Mail Train Will NOS leave Pcs1S-
burg Oh SUNDAYS, and the sos n n Train VIZ
not We Richmond On MONDAYS.
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Rica-
mond and Petersburg except &C Manchester aud
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will knre nj /.
b., and returning leave Richmond a. z r. II. cah!
except Sundays).
Passengers VIII take their meals a. GRATIS Ito
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg win sssst fvu
the Neutrality-suspicious. depot.
PuLLNAh'S PALACE SLEEplN9-CAlS u's
attached TO all tie Night Mall Trains.
THOMAS II. WYSGR
oc II General Haaaeer
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BY Richardson & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Auc!!onecri,
1Il3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUA-
x BILE REAL ESTATE, On SECOND STE l:l;.!
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUFAL STPEtTS
~ AUCTION.-Sy virtue of the provisions OF Il dc,
cree Of the Ihancery Court Of TIE city OF RiGhmond
rendered on the - day Of December, 8 13. In the
cause OF Jones az. Hickey, we, the undersigned
commissioners lhrrtin appointed, Will proc. ca 70
sell hv auction on The, premises; on SAI1hDhh,a AZ
The 27th Instant. II ( O'Clock L. A.. desirable
STUICUED-3RICk STORE, No. 7t5. with u
DWELLING above, and lot 22 1-G by ~ ;cet. on
the cast side of Second street between Jackson ana
Usral streets. l.,
TERMS: One-fourth Of the purchase money in
cash the residue in " equal iustalmcE Us paSaD;e
Respectively In six ard twelve months, neg"iaoic
notes 10 be given for ihe deferred payments, win
interest added 1T the rate OF six per cent per all
num- and The title 10 PC retained unti the "Hnie
purchase money is paid and conveyance ordered
- j. A. RICHAEDsDS.
Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioncers.
POSITION EMENT.
The sale Of the abov mentioned property Is post
poncd until TUESDAY the 3oih lnstayt, at
pninc; p H. SOIiN JOHNS, JR..
}. \. RICHARDSON,
Commissioners.
RICHARDSON 6 CO., Auc-ioneers. dc 29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

DRY GOODS.
HUDGINS, GORDON & co. are reeeiv-
ing their THIRD SUPPLY Of
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, DIhGOSALS, SAT
TEENS, MERISoES, and CAsHAERES
O, still further reduction In price.
BLACK SILKS and MOURNING GOODS,
HARRIs'S SEAMLESS and VICTORIA
GLOVES,
RUFFL1SG, QUILLINGs, and RUFFs of the
newest styles
In DOMESTIC GOODS, BLANKETS, FLAS
NEI,s. GENrLEMEN'S and LADIES' UNDER
WEAR, a good assortment, and at low prices.
do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

By W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

csIy HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-EIGHI
y ACRES OF WOUDLAED, SiH MILES Sr, BE
uHT he offered at public auction on MONDAY
9Th of January, 1874, at IL o'clock NJ, at Henrc!
county courthouse, .6ss ACRES OF ! bhMD, o.
ono half cleared, fine balance in wood and timber
which " Ill more than repay the cost Of tla Isno
Apply TO NELLiAdlOS uoi>Di4''
dc 50.eod