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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-14

Mrs. Burnam, Of the st. Louis Repab licda
says: "rheodore gives the world the in,
preston that Mrs. lTiton is q beauty. bu
Elizabeth is forty, has had seven children
was never handsome, is shapeiess, with F,
dull, ordinary face set between two rows o.
cork-screW curls,. that give a schocl.marm,
air to her. She's just the woman, If | wa.
man, that should go to for good patteEr
for flannel undershirt."
Who wouldn't be bachelor when one
saith this: '"The number of persons who
take warm interest in me is astonishing
and troublesome. There are homes where,
unless discrimination is carried to the height
of genius, / am always welcome guest and
affectionately treated by old and young, mis-
tress and maid"
tsYour handwriting is very bad indeed, !"
said gentleman to friend more addicted
to boating than 10 study; "you really ought
to learn to write better" Gay, az, (" replied
the young mass,t"l it Is all;very well for you
TO tell me that, butif were to write bet
ter, people would find out how SPELL" #
8 "Wby," said Jones, twas Napoleon The
Great less remarkable than Henry the
Eighth ~ Everybody in the room began to
leave, seeing which he ba8led out: !" Be-
cause although Napoleon was wonder
Henry was q Tudor
George Eliot isa blonde, with light auburn
hair, clear, smiling eyes, and beautiful teeth.
Georgeous = Ci,sctanats Commercial.
! At last accounts the Sioux were retreat
Ing, with Custer In hot per Siouxt.- Boston
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Engineer and superintendent
n r. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSFORMATIONS au /

RICHMOND AND PETEKSBuRG RAu-t
ROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING JUNE 2srH, 1874, trains
u on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. o,t s,n,
M o aaX poine SCUM QUIZ
and West Sleeping car attached
500 A. NJ, FEEIGH T TRAIN daily Except sun
dayJ, with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the Southsioe
road. Lynchburg, aad the West.
1.45P. NJ, THRDUGH MAIL daily, connecttne
for NIL points South and West. Pas
sengcrs taking this train VIII make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7A5A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, te2cep
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 a., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac railroad for all points Eas'
and West
COOP. NJ, F&EIGHT daily Except sundsy)
coach attached.
sos P. NJ, rHROUGH NAIL daily except sun
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pull mat
SIceper attached. running through II
Baltimore. Also making close con
ncc;ion with The Che.ap axe ard Ohio
railroad for the virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The nhJI, TRAINS viii NOT stop between Rich
yuond and Petersburg except at Manchester ant
Chester.
$50 r. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Return
ing. will leave Glover Hill at y A. M on Wcunes
Ali. TEAMS leaving Petersburg will start from
ie27 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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By n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY-ONE
i AND A HALF ACRES OF IMPROVED
LAND IN Ht.NRICO COUNTY, SIN MILES
FnOM RICHMOND, ON THE RlCHMOSp,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD. WITH GOOD BUILDINGS AND ORCH.
ARD Of CAOICE FRUTT.--By virtue of . deed
Of trust 10 the undersigned trustee dated LIST OF
July, 500. recorded In the clerks office OF Hen
rico County Court, ID. B. So, page 5l2, being re-
ouested so 10 do by the holder of certain bond Sc
cured by said Deed, default having been made In
the pa, ment of said bond will proceed tn sell al
public auction, on the premises, on TUESOA 1,
18th August, 1874 at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ. the prop
ertv described ia said deed containing 81 acres
aud 4 fraction, more or less, near the Richmond
1 Fredericksburg, and Potomac railroad and In the
neghborhood Of Hungary station, and aujoining
the village of Jennngsville. There Is on tile proIn.
ises comfortable framed dwelling. house, with all
necessary out-bulldiDgs in good repair, with an
orchard Of 500 fruit trees, embracing all the yare-
ties Of fruit common to this climate.
TERMS: The deed requires sufficient In cash 10
defray The expense of executing this trust ana 10
pay or and discharge certain bond Tor Tl.COU'
be ring date LIST July. 500. payable five years after
date with Interest until paid but by consent OF the
holder OF said bond more liberal terms Will be
given, and made known ut the tlme OF SALE. ,
Parties wishing TO attend this sale can take the
cars at the Byrt-street depot 1T 235 +. 81 and re,
turn by the freight train The same eveiing at c
O'Clock. 5. n. DAVIS,
mn Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneefs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

HEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT
IL AUCTIOE.-B! virtue OF decree o o. me \,
Richmond Ghalcery Cour: Of May ISM The u5dcr
.iTued. apno,nied commissioners for that purpose.
viii sell az public auctions upon inc al
o O'Clock n. that valuable property known asTHE
HEALING SPRINGS, situated I'm Bath county, pn.'
and containing s2l acres Mn AL g Inc ercp hnid.
nrs and number of handsome cottages, an In sooa
order, or the best material and Wofs
e,nrsbnse ice.house bath -houses stables laundry
&c and all the personal property thereon anu ssea
In connection with the springs r.d !, N. Warm
SPRINGS Valley, fifteen miles fromCoylngton' from
Which point ii is accessible by ne tnrnp assrs mud
description OF the property can be had on applc.-
ton ton to 8essrs. PURCELL, LADD & CO., Rich
monH, or Of the Agent at the springs. ,,,os from
snring in the mountains through the buildings
and grounds affording an ample SIMPLY Tor a PUT
The groupds ARE growl the climate de-
Iirhtful. The atmosphere pure and exhiaratins and
rfhops 12ss ana new m operation
will be kept open. under the present mahagtIh,Snt;
until the close Of the season; lney are plo.,usu
with everything necessary to the conduct OF rst-
Ry n suupiementary decree In the cause the com.
misioners are also au9riIed II III ns,
only in said property, being the Interest OF the iae
rhT WIN view OF meeting the possible wishes OF
those desiring to buy should no purchaser be found
for the whole property they will sell the undivided
Ouf-Iourth. =,
TERMS Cash as to one-fourth OF the purchase
money; the residue upon a credit OF say SIX
twelve. eighteen, and tventy-fnur months Tor ne
cotiable notes with interest added from the day
Of sale. - ,.,-
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
JOHN II. GUY,
JOHN A. COkG,
JAMES N. DUNLOP,
Commissioners.
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illl,llolll 1Ispatfh
FRIDAY 81. .AouosA =
- 80. ,, nm 4 t,or =. : Poet.
.-xrn ..sosssrs ON CHARACTER" d. 3hS 80.
: xSo ' Der rea EssEx.

I : - Der FOR EssE4.
John Catcta.
,e,r xna,o,n toast OF Catvin's fsme'
nnSs1l,ss hs ,nsnry with repreasnss un ne,s,re
! $. srnth ano Justice speak --ana .m srSe
~ nrstsc. 10 bless to canonlae ais n r,,iSc
SVrt.haf he clothes In ero aussers y su' Nsoe.
sT,,a sacred doctrtne OF the Chflsuan paee'
Ssr thai I've shares The sidtlt y. S n dies;
Ana!ssnt Or I'M moved while Door neI sw"re
s Gur snecks ike these foshid as 20 IA d hour
sase hStshtcsl n.y. star Of the o'esSSr t Of fear
,,.s mr = E,,rone waxing from her niRm mnr
WIZ Of the Incubus Of Papa o.wNo;.
,,Iro,,. ao,ltnd, t,rtaih, su,ser ronse doth 90!
Heisee eva, onr broad ,and the like response
William Penn.
90 seorn. OF bonds OF insr r'si.ss tells
FeaTcss ~ Penn TO priests ara w frn dcepess
. ne h, ayen-dcrived, or draw" :
wells .,onco such as never came
10 The mere book man sce. nIv,rs ,a,nyl, d be-
~ ND tf with thets grave e aI'.ns Net
IN mn i,re 10 man. TRANSPARENT p ae, f.,,,,
lIuT ,nh nj error may iDdulgence Ss'A'
EorarcrS erraud TO the wcs ern VII" wiz rro.,, Trne
O I'LL Statesman comes. ma heaW InS AfeAAs As
.r., nu ,,,., savage by his accents milo.
iS Ens a FIR home for Love aud LnertS.
ra;,S In ,icc, pc4ce. Its sole protecting sSs,SS
Fa'a name IN man! lone this ouiider staE1s..
oh' s'An Democrutic Reriep for OCTOBER, 1oal.
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by Grubbs s Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES AND
GRANITE OUARRiES AND IRON ORE
ABOUT TWO MILES FROM THE GlT IL, o Is
RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE WRSTHA An
PLANKrOtD AND THE JAMES RIVEE, AND
ON 10Th SIDES OF THE JAMES RIVER ca.
NAL, FOR SALE AT AUCflON.-By the request
OF G. A. Wallace, ESQ., We will sell ut auctlnIl. on
the premises, on RID AY the 18th gay OF august,
at AZ O'Clock z. M.. the very productive Fam 4
situated as above described. call ed - WlSDSOR."
There are three quarries on this place or superior
granite Immediately on the caiin', ana ean ne
worked very cheaply, being only TOUR mics from
Richmond 6y the canal having the advantage Or The
greater ceapness of water over railroad transport.
alton There Is also vein OF iron ore Twelve ieet
thick, which has been found by analysis to contain
35 per cent. OF IRON =. ,,. CO.
enty acres high farming land, well improved; TWEEN
~ acres granite Quarlcs, AID sixty acres OF rich
James river low grounds. The low GROUNDS nave
ample matcr-power and Viii niiitely EN- De u S,hs
in few years be In demand for division into SUD-
urban residences or small trucking farms
The lr proyeinenIs are choice orchard OF seiecI
fruit-peach, &C., small brick aSehing, carriasG
fact all the necessary for large
farm. he farm is we'll watered and heulthy, tue
situation IS elevated, and abounds In shade trees
farm Sir. Childress For better description apply
to Captain Wallace, living near, or 10 Grubbs i
Williams, Auctioneers. ;,
Tie property will be sold as whole or sub-dl-
vided. and the crops, farming implements STOCK s
and boats, and quarry tools, may he purchased al
fair price by the purchaser of the property
TERMS Une-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
eighteen and twentrfour mouths, with Interest at
per cent, payable liattySarly r.,rr1.us
au IT'D. e ..'' huctionecrs.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <TkTS
COMPANY. ssazs0s
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splend1ES
.teamers-0LD DOMINION, MfANoothE;., iS ,a.1s
q and GEORGE w. ELDER lbuiif g-eTsry
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNN At hisD
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex'
They have splendid saloons, ststcrooms' ana oatn'
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed. ,na.d roo,,1.r,u
a. New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. VII. ro-,araoc
Freights for points beyond New YORK foTwardeG
Freight received until P. NJ. daily.
For further lnformatlen, apply 70
fo' -" GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
ana Office Company's whsrves. Rocketts-
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ETRUsTEE's SALE OF TWO BUILD
II 1N6 Lots ON TfIE E0HTH, SIDE D pE s,s A.,
ETION-By virtue OF . deed OF trust sfsora rnin Z
Gray and wife TO me, dated April A. III. sD os
III ssIlAY. August 25.IS74ya at o O'Clock q. d.
fha TWO LOTs located as above, each 3Sxiuo
feet. They require but little excavation tcf Base
ment buIlo iugs. ~ Il, -.,,,e,,x,, =, sI;
| TERMS: Al sale. ~. " oOSdEH.
2.fds lrIistSSss
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EBAz4INE's PRIsoN.--On the 26th of De-
cember, 1873, President Mac Mahon notified
Bazaine that he should serve out his term OF
twenty years. Imprisonment, or seclusiop,"
in the island OF Sainte Marguerite. This
island is situated on the Mediterranean coast
OF France, opposite Cannes, about two and
a half miles from the shore. lilies close on the
italian frontier. 1t is small in extent, CO.
Tered with wood, and enjoys saluhrious
climate. The castle has contained many fa-
NOUS prisoners, among others the Aan OF
the Iron Mask. Bazaine enjoyed many ceua
forts, and was permitted occasionally the SO.
,ciety of his wife and children, oneet bis sons
remaining constantly with him. He has
himself alleged that he would not attempt
TO escape, even if it were apparently possible
10 do SO.
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by Gr,,bbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK COT.
N TAGE RESIDENCE, on THE FAST SIDE
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS, At AUG
TION.-On MONDAY. the 18th OF August, at 0
O'Clock p. 81. we will sell, upon the premises. me
dwelling No. 119, situated as above and occupied
by Mr. X. +. james. 1t has live rooms: besides a
Kitchen With three rooms, with water and city cu'-
vert Moreover the grounds are prettly set Out
wit flowers and shrubbery.
TERMS: At sale.
anil AuctjonceIs.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

I}y virtue OF an execution in my hands In favor
of Bowlnau's administrator Us. Wallace Wallace,
7 shall proceed to sell on MONDAY the Gath day
of August / S74. commencing at O'Clock a. NJ. .
nj sorehollse No. 5. on Twelfth street, IN rear OF
Powhatan. Weisiger's hat store. Tue ENTIRE Ill
BRAItY or CHARLES NJ. WALLACE. consist.
ing of very extensive and CHOICE collection of
books I'm various departments OF literature COM
prising the works of the best ngish and American
historians poets. novests, &c. and many rare and
valuable works. This library contains over 5000
volumes. Mr.. Wallace has spent years in the se,ec-
ton OF these books, ami 1t is seldom that such n
rich and rare lnducement Is offered 10 purchasers.
Also nine good BOOKCASES, one CARPET, &c.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN w. WElGHt,
Sheriff OF the city Of Richmond.
n. B.--Catalogue of the books can be had at The
Sherih-s office, ll15 Main street. au 1O-ta
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad ut auction
at AMELIA COURTHOUSE. WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST &c, 1S74.-By virtue of q decree OF inc
Circuit Court OF Amelia. IN the chancsry sun u
.Wiuco VS. Wilson's administrator and others,
shall offer for sale the highest bidder, ut the lime
and place mentioned, that dcs raoe TRACT Ot
LAND situated AS above, near Jetersvl lie station,
containing 421 acres, adjoining the lands OF Rich
ard Anderson aud others. This property mas neen
much improved. has u comparatively new dwell
ing and all proper out-houScS recently put on the
place by DR.. William j. Holcombe; il Is now In The
occupancy of Mr.. Foster, who will show 1t TO any
one willing 10 purchase TERMS-One-fourth
cash balance Mt one and two years, purchaser 10
execute negotiable notes. well endorsed, carrying
Interest from date and title retained till paid Tor.
ALEXANDER DOM An,
Surviving Commissioners.
PETERSBURG, VA, August 4, 1874.
.i-1f. kyt1
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BY Chaifin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Aucrloneers and Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

THE UNDERSIGNED, SPECIAL COM
L MISSIONERS, appointed for the purnose by a
decree Of Amelia Cireuit .ourt made at the June n,
term OF the said court 1871 VII IN al o.
lie auction, to the highest >bldaer. on The !OrIl
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874 (if fair. anh II not
on the next fair day thereafterl, At O'Clock z M
on that day, that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND In the city OF Richmond (rentoned in
Commissioner sleade's report) OF which William
j. Bsrksdae died seized ana possessed, and which Is
described In the decd 10 said Barksdaie rs fronting
100 feet on the south side of Water street aud run.
ming back to the shp-lcck, and bounded the east
by The land of 4. Robinson, dr., and on the west by
The land OF VI. G. Cabell.
TEpHs: Five hundred dollars In cash: balance In
SIX twelve and eighteen months from the Gay OF
SALE negotiable NOES to be taken for the deferred
payments. with interest added. and title retained
until an OF the plrch 4se- money Is paid and de-
cree for the conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIS j. DANCE,
THOMAS T. GILES,
ST. ecial commissioners.
-! au 7-tds
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RICHMOND, FKED'G & POTOMAC II. K. CO.,t
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND June 3, 1674.t
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
7:soA. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leave.
Broad Street station Sundays ex-
2:s5r NJ, S fsp!foMs NAIL leaves pyrd-strect sta
HOS p. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-stree,
station Sundays exceptedl.
6:OOl M. ALCOMMODhrlUS TRAIN for
Hanover junction. leaves Broad Stree,
station Sundays cxceDtedJ.
4:5O A. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-stree'
1870 P. H., DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd.Street sta
1890 p. b., B BeI islsi EXPRESS arrives a
broad-street station tSundays except
s:s7A. M, aG.;coMMoDATIoN TRAIN arrive.
at Broad-street station (Sundays ex
NOTICE.
By this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
Ca * has been added to right trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the specia
comfort Of Richmond passengers. Oh ARtiE FOR
BIRTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are no
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
In the car to as late an hour as they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave broad-Street station
DAILY (Suudays exceptedI at $3.50 A. Al. connect
ing at Uuauttco with the Alexandria and Frede
rickspurg railway for Baltimore. returning, will
arrive q I3rnad-Street station at 81 . L. NJ.
principal poiuLs North and West.
BY order OF General superintendent.
je General Freight and Ticket Agent
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Surgeons advice "You ministers who
have rot TO be fine and intellectual, clear
YOUR throats and preach Jesus Christ, pull
The velvet out of your mouths, ye gentlemen
who use fine words, and speak so that the
people can understand you; and mind
Christ, aud Christ crncitied. Ie Meihodlsts
who are getting to be very respectable, get
to be as red hot as MeIhodists used to be
We Independents, be like the old Purllans
and ye Baptists, who seem TO be dampeo
with cold water, or worn out, pray the Lord
to baptize you with fire, and that will be the
very best thing that eau happen to you.
Look at your chapels, half full; your con.
gregations, half asleep; your preacher, often
reading from bis book, and not preaching at
all, or, when preaching, preaching as though
he were not awake much lower down than
his neck; his heart is sill asleep, and only
his mouth Is talking"
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-
rTyRusTEE,S SALE OF "A VALUABLE
STEAM BsAW.MILL, &c, NEAhr EOA lsi,-
FIELD SassTERF,YEbrP AZ. Gen ~, 81 Il
nv 3l1yK a M.-By virtue OF deed OF trust ex-
eeated 70 BY and + dv Hsr resopd
!, .,,a carss once Of Chesterfield caunty-d o.,
,g tms g. page es5 shall, being required
30 10 do BY the beneficiary process dder pa, u
Howietrs saw-n,i in Chesteraeld county, a69 ;hl
thirteen mles from the city OF Ricnmona y nj.
Midlothian turnpike. and three miles from U ~.
Ield station and one mile from Betheehem snGlsn
nj the time and place above ment,ones, once
SAW- NTLL with boiler and fixtures soinPis.ts1
two FoUR-HoRSE LUMBER WAGONS, ana le'' ~
III. ferms reonred by the deed are cash sufheien,
to pay The expenses executing this tsus aao
OF q note for 800 which became que 'berean
6n, ii Is Expected that liberal terms VII, 2:
agreed upon by the parties interesteo' anu hiSa'
known Oh aas u ea'e SOCRATES BROOKS,
--. Trustee.
po~,, Auct,onpers au IL
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
Ills Main street.

4 DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN
II HENRlCO COUNTY, NEAR KICHMoND
CITY, FOR SALE PRIVATELY OK By AUG.
TION-On FRIDAY the 21st instant, at OK
O'Clock F. H., If not sold privately before, We
shall sell by auction, on the premises; vALD IL,
BLELITTLE FARMOF FORT1-eEVENA CRES
OF cEoice fruit-rces, comfortable country dwell,
ing the usual out-houses in good repair owned ano
a mile from the head Of The Brook turnpike, and
six miles apd Il half from the city Of hichnond.
TERMS: Onc-third in cl>h; the balance In sl1
ana twelve months, negotiable notes 10 be given Tor
The deferred payments, with interest added and Sc
e"'oN y RICHARDSON & Co.
m o.eod;d ll13 Main street.
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nHILADELPHIA, RICr- &kEn

pHILADELPaldd1AA,s Klon& $500
J 81 n1 = NnUSiE 40 PHILADELPHIA TWICE
s ssse nS5ee eve hs : T1EsbAY
s.;s 'sns TIyRDAY. and Richmond every TUES
DAY and FRIDA1. for -, n.rta of New
Freght taken low rate. rate ieb s fsr Pow
Jerses' noston and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
nenI and Antwerp pta Red Star anc American
Sassage 70 Phil.delpnia, including meals AnC
ztatsroHm, Us. w. 2. PORTER, Agent,
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11O6 Main street.

CRANE HOUSE WITH BRICK BASE
il MENT, CONTAINING THREE ROOMS,ON
BAKER NEAR FIRST STREET, AT AUCTION.
At the request of Mrs. Emily Epps, executrix. we
Will sell ut auction, The premises on SsIU n
DAY August is. 1874, at 61 O'Clock r. 81, the
PROPERTY as above described The lot fronts
about o feet, aud runs back about 116 feet.
TERMS: at sale. -.
,r1o,dc suctioncerS.
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'-;,...1T;'1,i . 8nrNss.
sa q CO

- - 1870, Am RxnkoAD co..
n.StSrn m ESciNKKR And sUfkhIrsTI - 49,
pfcHHoNfs VA. Auguss = 2 -.
r,rurnr1T.E of TRAINS to take eueet
nnNnSY. August IL, 1S74.-sogTnnsIsSS N n
- S W. x.rd leave nicbm0ae ct II :0A {.
sas,.s okurkcytie Mt got a. ieafe Il .r1tSe
t SaE ~. kayp Danvtle &C "a n. ~. 49,
.; Erssns or, No 0:3S a.. ~ aS asr.
io.se With trains on the asansa on,romsry, Mobile
;,ns Fms and Nil southern ponts;
rev Sn,-,r r:xpRyss, EASTWARD icaSc Sflcens-S
80. :. r.iN p NJ; leave Danviile az $3.50 &, N
H ssnre imntee nj 3:3S y. NJ; LtaSe bnrksfae at
GOO p Az. arrive at Richmond al liDS r. 20.
TnnGucIi MAIL, West%srd.eaye Hicnmo ~, ~ 81
nnt,e at 9:25 p. NJ; leave Danylfe at 9:2g
NJ: srrsve at Greens ooro' al ll:Sl T. a. TINS
sr.sa connects Mt Charlotte With frTsns on me
CSsrlotte, Colunbia and Atlanta railroads Tor Co
snn,pia. Augusta, savannah, Macon, and ali south
THROUGH MAIL, Eastward-lesve Greensboro
1t 215 A. ~. Lave Danrfile at 5:13 4. NJ: leave
dundee nj 5:25 a. NJ; leave BurSevLae at lI;3O
A. NJ; arrive at RtchMuno at 2:22 r. III. Inns
train connects at Burkeylle WIFI trans on the AT
iantic, mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points. ,o.u,
Richmc nd al 900 A. NJ: leave burkeVl.e at iz4Z
p. 81; arrive ut Lynchburg at 4:40 L. ~
RuRKEyILLE ACCOMMODATIONS, Eas.~ NJ
leave Burkevilie at 4:3o A. NJ; arrive al kslch'
al ,hrong6 trsins connect at Dundee with trains
nm the W. G. v. II. aud 6 e. railroad 70 ana from
Washington, Baltimore, New YORK, ana all eastern
points. ,o,,.s carth nd sou,h
west, aud baggage checked urongh. rorr
Engineer and superintendent.
rY IT. r,oy-cr Maste- TRANSPORTATION. du
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FURNI1URE.

FURNITURE.-I have now on handn
l. the largest and The most stylish, and best Esa
stock OF FURNITURE that hive ever offered IN
to the public Of which has lust been set
up in my warerooms Having had much expert
ence IN The auction business, l will furnish new
Walnut Suits from ten TO fifteen per cent. less man
they generally sell for (Second-hapd) IT auction
sales Parties should not buy until they know my
prices l.. GATHElGhT, No. IL Governor street
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EaORx NEW YORK.-Tne GfHFh
q Old Dominion Steamship Company's s1x : ;
HTpImhS August 18th al O'Clock K. NJ.
sreight received until O'Clock T. ID.
Through Bills OF Iading signed, ana g6oas n n3b'
Yarded with dispatch to gil poinH norm, sousn'
anst and west. Also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed: rorrs,
Fare to New York, sl2; Storage, % fouA3'
tip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply TO co acenta
,oo, Company's Wharf. RockeLts.