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l.. SHAW,
ga Bowery. corner OF Fourth street
Previous 10 removal 81 West Fourteenth street
near sixth avenue viii offer the largest stock Oi
Human Goods Ia this city, for one month only,
positively at cost price.
ladies' vii mud ali the latest STYLES Of CoHures
hanG large variety Elegant assortmeDts OF Inysbes
continually received from Paris and made 70 order at
shortest notice. IRON 81 upward
SPECIAL NOTICE
Every article reduced 70 price. Please cali and
examine before purchasing else where.
GRAY HATE A SPECIALITY.
BRANCH STORE, 25 SIXTH AVENUE.
between Twenty .nrst and Twenty second streets, up
stairs
Ladies' own hair made over In latest styles
COMBINES made up by newly invented meth cd /:
roots put all way
GOODS sentto all the States when prepaid free Of AL
charges, or .. q D., With privilege o. examination
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have the pleasure that their business here
after will be conducted ~ M. > II Hicks who for
many years prominently ldeutfed with the retail
store u Messrs A. T. stewart Co Ills large expert
In this city London ard Paris will they trust be
81 benefit 70 their customers his aim being At
al the modern prod ucpons 10 dry goods At
the lowest possible prices
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TWO SILK DREssEs-oNB CRIMSON, THE OTHER
canary; both richly trimmed win real lace worn
win be sold at hall value exchanged. Address
MOURNING, Herald Office
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

WANrRD-AT MPARTIAKD's 64s Eth Av., 81
nrst class GENERATORS and finishers good wages ana
steady employment
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THE LADY or LORSE DRESS EXTRNnER
i j. 5. COLBY. Patentee ami Manufac turer.
spring styles now ready,
Corseis and Chidren's Goods Of every DESCRIPTION
Removed 10 % Fourth ay., one block above Ste warts
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yVANTED-ONE OR TWO FIRST CLASS. WELL
w posted grocery statesmen, III wholesale grocery
house; must have city by trade; German pre-
ferred. Address GROCER box 200 Herald Office.
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H1C STA Av.-As GOOD RELIABLE COOK ~ A
VI = private family; makes good bread and biscuit;
employer. Call Monday.
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FOR SALE.

o. Stationery And Toy Store. with lars paper
attached Inquire ONCE OF Church Gazette lSS East
Thtrty. ninth street
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100 WEST BOTH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
lCU wishes TO out by the day washing. ironing or
housecleaniRg good reference. Mrs EDWARDS.
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x ~ respectable woman hrst class cook; under
stands German ana American cooklng good washer and
ironer; good reference.
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WANrED-IhMEDIATELY TEN GOOD DRESS
w makers and three plain sewers; come prepared 10
work. Apply at 44S 9th av
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1SQ WEST 2QJH STA RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
1oC woman wishes TO 60 out by the day 70 sew;
Mrs GINDELL.
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COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A YOUNG AMERICAN CLARIFIED COACHMAN
n mo encumbrance), skllful horseman and driver,
wants situations best reference Call or address b
b27 West 4ith St
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OC1 WEST 3orH STA YOUNG WIDOW, A SHORT
~ time in the city. would like situation as house
keeper In gentleman's family. Mrs. STEVENS
T1n Sd Av, TOP FLOOR, FRONT-A RESPEC r
" able Protestant woman as housekeeper in a
genemans family; competent and trustworthy; highly
recommended. eau or address.
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EoR SALE CHBAP-A LILLE SAFE WITH CON
binaton lock; also Office Desk and Letter Press
all in good order. Apply at SO Barclay street
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H7C 5rH AY,-As RELIABLE COOK IN PR
O1A yate family; good bread baker; objection 10
me countrvi best references from present employer
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1SQ EAST SID ST, THIRD FLOoR-A RESPECT
100 able person az Reamstress; Il willing and olig
ing; would assist in light work If reQuired OBJ
lection to the country; good reference.
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MACHINER n.

EoR sALE-A PAIR OF HORIZONTAL ENGINES
II built by the Novelty Works cylinders 15x48, with
feed pumps governor. throttle and sop valves ny
or together; also two Of Porers Governors and
Alcros throttle Valves. with stop valves steam
pipe &c Can be seen working at Metropolitan Mills,
267 Cherry street, New York.
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INANTED-PAPER MACHINERY COMPLIED FOR
w making coarse papers manila and roofing sta ie
capacity and price, set up in New York. Address ~
EsTY. box l63 Herald Office,
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A YOUNG LADY A STRANGER IN THE CITY,
II desires housekeeper's situation in a widower's
family. Call till p NJ at 81 Bleecker st., opposite
Mott, first floor. Don't ring.
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AVID 4
usuRiy found In fcat. class boot and shoe house
TRUNKsand SATCHELS very cheap. REPAIR.
ING DONE NEATLY ana with DISPATCH de s :
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LOCAL MATTERS.

- . .s 3 -.s 7 - +. - ssEst
eo,nxrp EpUcArY0sAL AsscCIAftoN- PRE.
~. WHAT or Pota.Tax.--Ass late Geeting OF,
che Executive CoHnaittee OF the Virginia
Edac.tlonst and Historical Association tDe
following members were present: o:
Turner, cha,rmans Rey,1. II. Aolmes. KEY.
~. H. Brooks, w. j. Jehussoa, J. q: Baagn,
a. v. NorreR, aud EdTzrd "A. Boiling.
Five haudred copies OF the ninutes OF tne
late State EdHcatioDas Conversion with tne
address OF j.. w. Cromwell ESQ, haVipg
hen nrirted, the Beard aut&csized the cnasr'
man 10 sell them at tea censs per copy. -
j. ". Cromwell president OF the State
Association, hariug procured large n1m.
har Of Books In PMadetpaia and other cities
Notth for the btssorical department., she
comanissee elected J.G. 8augh iibEarsantt to
receive them. .,.s is .ssis !. VI g
The secretary was ordered to write to de-
finxesens ynenaheSs OF The State Association
far the,s dues. The Board decided that the
secretary shouid write - ahe chairman Oh
the committee appointed to wait on the
School Board resatipe 20 71be Colored Nornsl
School, urging hin to siais on the Schoo'
Beard as soon "a poesi6ie.
* nc Has decided 10 take up DR.. Rssaners
late school report at the aexs meeting, 10 or
der to see what h necessary to be done 90
wards TIE increase Of cGGored schools ID ihe
State. The entire committee seemed 20 con
cur In the Views eEpaesnsd by ). W.Grom
well Essa., 10 the State Convention, making
the right or suffrage depend on the payment
of capitaiiOu tax 90 the best method OF 0ak
ing our puksic school SysHm more successful
Adjourned to meet at tae call OF the coaif
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AUESaTaaSN asaEgs-rns,u,rs nav.
~ ByfrankD. ain,
Real Estate Aeeutsnd Auctioneer,
fNo. II s)B Eefn street ~ & s Z; e.

=
4 sSIGNEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
"a : AND
q an order Of tie Bsric eours Of is nnisas
states for she Eastern District 81 FifEiis, dated
December IS, 1873. and as assignee OF the estate
OF ID. 9. Mayo, bankrupt. I will proceed to sell at
suction at iht faetory st present occupied by said
y. 2. Mayo. at the southeast corner OF Main and
sTes,s or ThHRspsn lpseembsr
OF MACHINERY and FIXTURES, combining all
the latest Improvements in manufacturing pug and
smoking tobacco, composed In part as follows:
THIETYsHORSE-POW ENGINE,
IS HYDKAuLIC sBAPE-PREssEs,
II II sXps sA4,StHs Pf1sT;,PREssEs,
8 HALEsPoUND-LUMe MILLS,
g POUED-LUMP MILLS
g LONa.TENS MILLS,
q F0URS MILLS, s'i'tsss ~
q ELEYEH-IHCH MILLS Sess $50 : ~
! SHURT-TENS MILL,
ID Ffs SCALES LUMP-BOxEs,
KETTLES, TUBS, ist'..
81 ga. BEECaES,I3 9tlss sesgsss sg..sstl risf7s
sMoKING-ToBACco PRESSES and CUTTERS,
u q SKATING. BELTlNG, 81
PULLEYS.&c, &c, &C. Ssr-...g ~
comprising, In facr, everything necessary Ia COM
plete estHblishmeaf.ft u 4E;iE S5ysfisiti !,
TERMS: Cash as 10 one fourth ct the purchase
money; the residue shereef credit OF two, four
and SIX months, with Interest added on deferred
payments from The day OF SALE for which said pay
ments the purchasers shall giye negotiable notes
WIN appeoHeo sseaf I. Ne GARNET, Assignee.
Sale conducted by FEAsK D. HILL, Auctioneer.
de 10 - S''''t' =" e " t'rES i>t7s.'... :
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"A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having passed several
sieepless nights disturbed by the agones and cries
O suffering child. and becoming convinced that
Mrs. WISsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP was just the
rticle needed, procured supply for the child. On
r eaching home and acquainting his wife with what
he had done, she refused to have it administered TO
he child. as she was strongly in favor of Homo
opathy That night the child raised tn suffering, and
he parents without sleep. Returning home the day
GLOWING, the father found the baby still worse !;
and while contemplating another sleepless night,
the mother Stepped from the room 10 attend to
some domestic duties, and left the father with the
child. During her absence he administered po-
Il on Of the SOOTHING SYRUP TO the baby, and said
nothing. That night all hands slept well, and the
little fellow awoke In the morning bright and happy
The mother WIS delighted with the sudden and won-
derful change, and although at fret offended al the
deception practiced upon her, has continued 10 use
he syrup, and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. A single trial Of the
yrup yet failed to relieve the baby and over
come the prcjudces Of the mother.
Sold by all druggists.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
I Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
IllS Main street, 4,a, .

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMPLETE
SgRFiT s eE T osb S3AS A
81 skkfsts e. s 81 S9N
DAY, DECEMBER IS, COMM ENCtNG AT I
O'CLOCK P. M--By virtue Of a deed Of trust exc
is75,Sy George W. Gillian and DIV vie and duly
in The clerks ON Of the Chaneery Court
70 secure certain note therein mentioned snd de.
SHALL In part execution OF said deed being required
the factory, Ninth street near the new bridge, on
MON DAY, December l3. 1875, at o'clock, a por-
Sn OF as S M
chinery 10 said factory and described In said deed
! ! S RYpsAEEfG sEk ass RsolLEh'
HYDRAULIC PUMP, with all the leather
10 pd Sr1ss aas ggipe connected Herewith;
"a BSx.scREws,
l6 SHAPING-MILLS,
B0x-B BAs
B BoGsfs f IioS SIfkERs;
sSsSSRRPHS ss9s CUTTING MA
r HA SS!ssj sTEAm.cRUsHER;
36 LUMPTABLES, with knives and scales;
2 sM9kING.ToBAcCo .PACk1NG-PR:Ess-
/. ltMSklINsg-Tee5RAcco FAN. e-g
= H WssMI!Rs;s
5000 f F5sseS;osr1cks.
! HoIsTlNG:TRUCK,o on rollers;
800 DRYERS, for Jumps;
J ! ERSAAs IA PIPE.
q par PARTNERSHIPS.
2 gHo 5Sfsas MlSE SfiAFn is,r boxes;
/ S a {
BUCKETS,
~ sHNXELS, "
H SFesi4sPBE h6oks,
. M,ATER-PoT,
I LETTER-PREss,
CLOTH, and BLANKETS, &c.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under 81 90, cash; over
6at tSS
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucaoneer. -
!, POSITION EMENT.
The above sale is postponed I'LL SATURDAY
the 18th OF December at lhe above lime and place.
Z j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctieneer. de IL
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PER.
- j
DIR. William F. Gaines, deceased. will offer for
sale at public auction, on THURSDAY, December
Is, 1875 at his late residence In Hanover county,
all Of the PERSONAL PROPERTY of said es tate,
as follows: -F.i .
some 500 barrels CORN,
- HORSES,
MULES,
h. .ss OXEN; .#
F AIMING IMPLEMENTS, such as
80 CARTS. WAGONS,
.g.s~.1,. WREAT-DRlLL,. .r.. E. -
REAPER.
One PICKER, .El 49, s-34-
SAW-MILL, CIDER-MILL,
PLOUGflS, &C, &C;
FODDER. SHUCkS,
HERDsGRASS,
TIMOTHY HAY,
.r.. .4-s HOT-BED SASH, .Es.E. 1854
and other articles usually found upon large farm
TERMS OF SALE: Sums Of tweny dollars and
under, cash; over that sum. a negotiable note at
ninety days, interest added, with approved en-
dorser.
At the same time I WILL as receiver. offer the
FARM FOR RENT at public auction. The farm
is too well known for further description.
WILLIAM GAINES,
Administrator and Receiver Of
de 1875 William F. Gaines, decreased.
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Cors7y CoraT.-This court was engaged
Yesterday 10 the trial of eases On the civil
docket. after which 1t adjourned until Fri
day. ,,.
Mayors Yesterday Mayor Chiles
sentenced Henry Watkins. charged with
stealing railroad iron from the Danville Rail'
road Company, to receive five iasees and TO
the chain. gang for ten days; and little ne
gro boy, charged with fighting in the street,
was turned over to bis mother under tne
promise that. she would give him at least NJ
teen lashes.
BuR1AL BY THE RED MEN.-JamestoWn
Tribe of Red Men visited this city yesterday
and escorted the remains of their brother
John Bsxley to their fioal resting-place.
A MARRIAGEABLs WEEK.-It is said there
will be thirteen couples married in this CITY
and vicinity during the coming week.
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
- HOS Main street.

EXECUTORS SAFE OF VALUABLE
GlDWtLMHG.HOUsE AND VACANT LOTS
.ATTACHED,s CORNER BROAD AND TWEEN
TItTH STRGETS-By virtue OF q decree pro-
nouneed blythe &GhaneerT Court of the city of
Richmond on the 20tll November, 1875. in the
suit OF johnson ct ais. ps. Greaner's executor,
win sell at public auction. on The premises, on
SATURDAY,, December S:ls75: as 4 o'clock e.
d., The. very desirable BRICK UNWILLING 10
Gated as above described, long the residence OF VII
Ham Dreamer, deceased; also, Immediately inter
The above, three very vafusbie LOTS for building
purposes on Broad street adjoining the house on tie
west apd several other desirable LOTS fronting on
Twentieth street, - G5S{ ~. Isz.ss
, The DWELLING Is so centrally located and well
known that more minute description Is deemed
unnecessary. The out buildings are complete, and
there Is every cenVeu ence for comfort. A plat OF
the property in The hands OF the auctioneer will be
exhibited to parties desiring TO purchase.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In one, two,
sud three years with six per cent. interest added,
the title to be retained until all the purchase money
Is paid. JOHN BINDERS,
Executor Of William Greaner's estate.
Sale conducted by FRANK d. HILL, Auctioaeer.
Ne : s
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAnRoAD3
/. -. - is COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG s KhHRoADt
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875,
~ trains on this road VIII run s rs follows:
$40 A. NJ, THRoGsH MAIL daily except sun,
- day. connecting for. all, points south out !.
and West. S'ecpinR-car attacnedFuu
7A5 A. n, FREiGHT T AIN dsily texcep. Sun.
:. : dayj. with coach attached, fos Peter r..
burg. and stations on the Southslde
a-sl road, Lvuchhurg, and the West.
l:45 IN, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecan8
80 ali points sG 1SIl sna W s sas
close action at petersburg .ot
Norfolk. kegapt5 parlof-caf aiAcheo
rims thrSggiliG3 Q, Weldon Ion; g., ,sav, with
49, coach Attached. ID
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:5o A. h, FKElG aT TsAla tally except Sum
1900 NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
N.'' with Richmond. Bredericks burg ana
~ Potomac railroad for all points East
500 p. NJ. FaEIG sT daily Except Sundays
1885 P. 3D., THROUGH u IL daily except sua
80 -. - ,dayl, connecting With Richmond,
.,..r Fretercksbur and Potomac ra,rvau
.s@E@ ~ fbraIl points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached. running throa9n
10 Baisfnore.~ Also making close
connection. With the CHESAPEAKE ana
Ohio railroad for The Virginia springs
49, 49, y - add ali points North and Wesf,
The NAIL TR ANS will OF stop between hica'
mond and Petersburg except at Chesssr ,,o,,s,a
Passengers for Charlestoc, GolnmSis. AosusEL n
Savannah. Florida, aud Southwest usoIk,s,
that this line is the only one that connects lhf"ue
without delay or break sfn schef ule. MI,
Trains on Clover Hill railra1 leave C!ose,
q Is 50 4 fss = s5s Nd and
XII TEAMS leaving Petersburg viii s,ar; from
A ocS5 :" S A. SHAW. supertn.endsns:.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auct.oneer,
1I13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT NORTHEAST CORNER OF NAN MAIN
AND MONROE STkkETS, 3S BY 1873 FEET
TO AN ALLEY.-By virtue OF deed of trust exc
cuted rs as trustees on The second day OF Decem-
Der, 1874, by lockwood r.. Howe, and duly re.
corsieo in the clerks ONCE Of bichmon5 CbaRcery
Court ldeed-book los B, page l6l to secure GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned; and de
fault having been made in the OF said note,
shall. being required SO 70 do by me be1shslary
of DecembsE s75, At O'clock 2; a.: that very
on the northwest corner OF Main and Monroe
Streets and described In said deed follows Besin
ming at the corner OF Maia and Monroe Streets
thence running along Monroe street 81 feet 70 an
alley go feet; thence eastwardly 30 feet; tnence
sonthwardly and parallel with. Monroe street i5S
feet 10 Main street; thence westwardls along Nam
street to Monroe street35 feet to the point OF De
Q TsRMs: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
and note of 81 900 with interest from "a Qf De-
cember, 1875. .rrft,, s.,.sF o. al
4 Il - 4 IEEzcTL5'& JAMES PLEASkETS, j /.
I ~. ,.s1,ss sts j. THOMPSON BROWN s
f5ta@ t*ht1- Trustees.
IL /. r,,,Io,,s,srS ppoHy Auctioneer. de g
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P. 8. SEABUKY, Auctioneer. -
PETERSBURG, Va, December 4, 1870.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMFY,
RICHMOND. VA, November %, 1875. I


RICHMOND AND DANylLLE RAILROAD CoMp'Y,(
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1873.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. TRAIN No.
EIci1mond 1t sos. a. ID; leaves Barseviiie at
S 5; ss,s; ;sSs'
TRAIN No: a.5NEw yos,K IA; AND IN new on:
5:45A. III. leaves Air.Line Junction at 500 A.
assnEy 2! ssa Al ~
vile at s:o7 P.M.: arrives in Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s!lTHRouoH mA11-NEw YORK
FOR The soUTH-LeaYes Richmond at l.sS P. II.
leaves BurkeyilIe at ASP p. W.. leaves Dundee at
1898 p. NJ, leaves Danvtlle at 1899 p. II.
Ut $50 a. "a; issyes ,sir.Llne Junction at $50
A. M; arrives at Charlotte at SOB AN.
TRAIN No. 4-THRogGH Mail, Eastward
at l1:5S 8. d. leaves Gree6sboro' At 3:l5 A. II;
Leaves Ranylle at s:Gs M Leaves ives Dundee It
rives ut Richmond at 2.22 T. d.. q
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCABURG AGcohMoDATIoN,
Wes.ward-Leayes Richmond at a: NJ; arrives
at Burkevllie at 1886 r. n. ;faves Burkeyille at
r.. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at $50 2. N:
No tickets 10 points hey ond Burkeville viii be sold
TRAINING. -BuRKEvILLE ACCOMMODATIONS,
Eassward--Leaves Rurkeyile at 1:20 p. NJ; ar.
rives at Richmond at 4:4S r: NJ
Train No. 3 CONNECTS at Richmond with The
trains Nos. and 4 connect at Greensboro with
trains to au6 from Raleigh aud GoidsbOro'.
All through trains conf ect al Richmond and Dun
dee with trains gu the Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Wiz.
gtnIa Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
trains on the ALsnta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from GreenvIlle, atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all so1ih'
western pointS. ,.,
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad TOT
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana d
southern points, ,. 49,
Train No. 6 connects at Burkeyile with the At
antic, Mississippi ana Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and MI southwestern points:
Tickets sold TO all southern aud southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond TO New Orieans'
Pullman sleepers run On all night trains.
Local tickets are good only for continuous pas
sage TO fhe points named on the ticket NO lay
-, o '-.~ T. N. r. TkLCOTT,
General superintendent.
JOIN R. MAcMURDo, General Passenger Agen l.
mn ~ 4 az X
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,a,,Us;rsDss ssArsas.-fus a i mays ~ g.
81 Robert, b. Lyme.
(s,lccessor to Lyme q Brotnerl
. .Aucaoneer end Real Estate Agent.
Ma. 1919 Mafn street,

TRUSTEES SALEsOF "A LARGE AND
Il VALUABLE FRAMEsT0REANDDW DWELL
ING. WITH VIC, &C Ne s o De L .lSsn Al "
CSViLLsETURNPIKE,l IN HEINRICH CouN-
ny, NEAH1 HE CITY LIM eT5,, AND ,ADJ0llNt-
SMITH AND ITHEKs, AND NOW OCCUPIED
BY JULIUS sTRaUDE, AT5AUCTION..-Byg tr-
1873, OF record i'm Henrfco County Court d. y. 92,
page SGT, from sulius Sirande and vile. 70 secnre
The payment OF a certain bond to the Mechanics
Bpadtng Fund Company, default having been
aaade IN the payment thereof. we sta as trasse es
OF said company, being the successors Of those
aazed In ssid deed and being ordered By The board
OF directors Of said Bnildlng Fund SoI1any, sen u
Becefnber 1875. at A O'Clock p. d.. the above val.
liable property, being nesr the city and only re-
Gently built. For business-stand IL is qulee Roiua-
Die. = I. ~. :. ~
1.'s2.r 4 -, HhNRYsTH0N, ysfFfs<Y
GEORGE HIHSH.
~ go ;SEits i ~ CONRAD FELDNER,
Trustees OF Mechanics Building Fund Company.
40 X u ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-15
i ~ BY Frank D. Hill,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1QS Main street.
xyAfuAgLE NEW BRICK DWEl

VALUABLE NEW BRICK DWELL
Y MIG, No. .612 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LkIGH S ,IISSIs Z FOB 3a
cemher IL. Js75, on the premises, at o'clock T.
AZ. Will at the request OF The owner, offer for sale
The very desirable DWELLING iccated rs aoove,
house is entirely new. and contains with me wing
eght rooms; gas water, ba,hroom ana aIi mo6ern
lid et to an alley This property Is wen built and
arranged and being so very accessible TO business
localities offers special inducements to paraes oe-
siripg to purchase.
TERMs One third cash; balance In one and two
. deed or rrnst. FRANK ID. HILL,
de - Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-15
BY NJ. Bates -
fsuccessor to Perkins 4 Bates),
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEeer,
Tenth and Bank street.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LOT AND TWO BRICK HOUSES, CON
TANNING FIVE ROOMS EACH, AT THE
STRKETS, FRONTING SEVENTY FEET ON
CARY, AND RUNNING BACK ONE HUN.
DRIED AND FORTY-EIGHT FEET ON SIXTH
STREET TO AN ALLEY FOURTEEN FEET
WIDE, AS A WHOLE OR IN TWO LOTS, AS
MAY BE DEslRED.-Ry virtue OF certain deed
of trust bearing date the 2Ist day Of May, 1875,
trustee, to secure the pay msnt OF three Ger
tain negotiable notes tDeTein described, shailde-
fault having been made In paymento OF one Of the
said notes. and being required so TO do by the holder
thereof-proceeh tn sell at aucion on the premises
ON WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 4 O'Clock p.
NJ the PROPERTY above described. : "
This Is rnre opportunity for good investment
as the property isnoW renting ut the rate Of twelve
per cent ofits value, and will pay to hold until the
property Is In demsnd for 4 tobacco factory or
other large manufacturing house.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF SAFE
and note for 1850 with interest from 17tn OF
November, ! S75. 49,. .s @1
These terms may be altered at 50 e.
n. BATES, Trustee.
NJ tRITRs Aucffoneer stf r ~ de 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-15

g,7tfs3a ~ s5 Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON q Co., kHctioneers. q CO g.