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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
BY n. N. Lee,
Auctiopeer and Real Estate Agent.
rv,RUSTEES SALE OF YALUAB]

T'RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i TIMBERED AND FARMING LAND IN
THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, yA.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed by William H. Brander,
Jr, and Anna Cerbin Brander his wife, besring
date the 9th of December. 1873. aud duly recorded
in the clerk Office Of the County Court OF Caroline
county TO the undersigned trustees tn secure The
payment Of the sum OF s2.243.33-l 90 evidenced
by two negotiable notes thereiB described and in
terest the same At the rate Of eight per ceptHm
per annum from maturity until paid, and defatlt
bavDg been made in the payment Of said notes, and
being so requested by the holder thereof, we, As
trustees aforesaid shall proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises, near the residence Of Mr..
Ira L.Tnomas, on SATURDAY, February 10,
1875, at O'Clock P. NJ the property therein con-
veyed and described as follows: All that piece or
parcel or land lying In Caroline county. Va, con-
timing 7324 ACRES, more or less, and known as
the balance OF LOT No. IN plat Of division of the
Reeds plantation, and Is bounded by the Malta
ponl river, the lands Of the Berkeley estate, Mr.
Ira s. Thom,s. and others; 100 ACRES excellent
low grounds cleared; the bala nee abounds III saw
timber OF the finest quality, and wood, being eight
miles from the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac rair Dad; and It Is believed the timber and
wood can be transported by the Hattapont river.
as to so much of the proceeds as may be necessary
TO defray the expenses OF executing this trust the
fpes for drawing and recording this deed, and to
discharge The amount Of money payable upon the
said negotiable noles; and the balance at such lime
and in such manner as tho said William Il. Bran
''-'' 'A1-' WILLIAM 7. CLOPToN,
DAVID L. PULLiAM,
1a27 Trustees.
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pORT OF BrGHMOND. JANUARY 5o' l'''o. I,
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
s,.aus- Richmond. Reid, New York. marchan-
disc and passengers: r. " eisord. Norfolk, msr.
seam 'ae and y1r psssengers, L. b Tatum, agent
= ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Westover, Skinner, B.anao o,s,r m
ehzndlse and passengers fo"nA'~n
Company sAnEp SATURDAY.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadepnis, mefcnan-
disc and passengGs- - u.II;mors. msrchau-
a s and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat COM
pssa Sooner 8. a. Halves, Fort Philadelphia granite
ca sehoSprr K. Wilson. Chopper, New York. ore
and ties, Curtis & Parker.
HAN aaAI1ED SUNDAY.
Steamer Richmond, Reid, New iorh' iheepan-
dse and passengers u. W. Alien o. To-
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
From Liverpool December 2lst. bark Edwin
Froa Eiverpoo January 12h L0rtoa Vnls'
Sf From Liverpool January - bark MEDIATOR
'1 FTom philadelphia January sts schooner B. a.
'G Fra@ Phiadephia January eth schooner John
be EISm r Boston January 18th, 'chooner L. D.
f5 From na BOSTON uta Woods Hole January 10th,
Fpom Bosion January 16th. schooner Henry y.
" Fsa@ baltimore January 14th, Schoouer Alice
cq From Bstlnore January 14th, schooner Robert
f fron Portland January 27h' schooner Susan
pocros, January 2S-Arrived: sch5oners Anne
In F. COBB Baker, and A. >. Whey' "hey' 'roln
Virginia p5ggnwanrrcE. January 2s.-schooner Mile
Wasnburn, cobb, from Virginia
wasoK1NG NEWS.
r,. s,oarner Aroma Mills. Captain Brown, ar.
rIa ns seIe Yesterday from False Cane With 100
sacLs sngar and sails. ana maIeTlaI, lEom 'ne
schooner s ssa6dsrd arrived here ls Thurs
d.y ppiaht from the wrecked steamer oui siaIa.
re reports hiatt additional ponto9ns nave 0esn I
PLACED under her akind deissng operations and
Baker Co. ssaiysd tbsm TO send
seamep 70 tow Che scamme to this city This Is
an ntmaton that she Is ahoa at M e Ire a. ais
patch did not state So The Aroma LILLE iei' a' o
THter~s,nce writing the above dlspatch mas
been received here annoaFnc ans Of Messrs F.
s seasF g Co.'s 'os'-N'.'1 u, .oa~
The following is list OF she 7esseiS III por' On
Brig Commodore (British). scantiepey, lo'iolng
h9 scn tS ida A. jayne, IDls loading -four for
kio Grande do sui. uuulop g. McCance.
sc Schooner Adair F. Bonny. Kendall, loading corn
for Savannah, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Major William II; Pantum Shoe. load
ing granite for Philadelphia Curtis d Far, er.
Schooner Seabird. Hogan. loaolp8 melcnandse
for New York. Curtis. Parker ..,,
schooner Caroline Hall. Abden, loading fertilizer
for Norfolk. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mlgnonette, BACON, awaiting.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January So Arrived; Victoria,
Achuter, Georgia, Knickerbocker, 3. j. Ha5zird;
Anne r. Valentine, Rover, Spain. Java Arrived
ont. rbitrator James Duncan, Maria Stoneman,
Kettle, Arracan, r. c. Bulgin, Denmark.
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The stately lady, the grave, calm man,
Nfood on the nrrace together:
sM;1 me bright rose thickeH the reveners sttaye
FROG, iawn 10 fountain the chiioIen pisss"' .
And hidden rnustc sweet me s.Ser. 'uaue'
with careless. langutd courtesy,
khe bent to hear him SPEAK
OF the newest book and tee ia.ess p,a2, frav.
or lie freshest topic Of the day, = -
or the marvel OF the week..
lightly. With his practieei tongue,
Hc touched Oh all and each,
With here a eneer and there jest,
And now grave word, as 10 arrest,
q give Won the foam OH the top-tbe rest
:, 10 passing hand can reach" -
Ye, once-ah, me, how long ago!-
Zach one was all TO the otter;
When every whispered word OF his
Woke hey young heart TO a. cream OF bliss.
Doss :be ghost Of first loves trembling Kiss
Stiil lingering round them mover!
The measure Of the music changed;
- I'm the summer peeze there stole
Allow, sweet. simple, homely air,
Such as one listens to everywhere.
To the TWO VINO stood On the serrace tnere
II spoke as to heart and soul.
Her proud head dropped. his low voice ceased.
For = moment 10 thought they stood,
Young, eager, fearless, happy. ana rue.
When love was fresh aud hope was new,
AT the tryst In the old oak WOOD.
A vivid flush on the stern brnnzed face,
A tear In the large blue eyes,
Then back to the world and lts talk again;
Custom closed chill DER the instaDts pain,
For thought was o folly, and memory vain,
In the path that before them lies.
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BY W. Goddin,
Auenoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALU-
A BIER rR41ERTY x K SE ~ GAb
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, THIkTEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND MIN MILES
FROM PETERSBURG.-As trustee In the deed OF
trust from w. Fl. Hayward and wife, bearing date
let december. 1869, duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, shall, in execution thereof. pro.
the village of Chester, on SATURDAY the 2oth
of February. 1876, at O'Clock p. ~, that TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY located as above, e. con =
sisting OF q LOT Of THREE and ThR ECO UAR-
TER ACRES, on which stands . large and excel
lent HOTEL, containing about thirteen rooms; be-
sides. TWO HANDSOME COTTAGES and q
srUR EHOUsE. with several out.bulldings suitable
for such an establishment, This property Is well
located for hotel, or boarding or college,
being so accessible on loading railroad.
Terms: Enough In cash to defray costs Of sale
and to pay of The balance past due on three bonds
being about s2,45O: on credit as to $1,000 until
1st DECEMBER. 1875; on a further credit az to
$1,000 until lst December, 1876; on a further
credit rs TO 81 900 until LIST December, 1877. With
interest," On me hois credit Psymena.so al SIX hsr
and as to the residue, If any, such terms rs shall
be announced at the bour of sale. The whole credit
payments 10 be secured by deed Of trust the pro-
ptrty. WILLIAM AMBEkS,
ia 29-td Trustee.
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To the citizens Of Manchester, Richmond, and
country contiguous:
We have this day opened an ONCE ID ManchefHer,
present with Messrs. Brooks & Altkisson),. for
The purpose Of condaeting a GENEkAL REAL
AND Pr RSONAL ESTATE AGENCY.
we offer our services 10 The public. and pledge
prompt returns for all property placed In our hauds
Ter. Messrs. Brooks A ttkisson, Messrs. Logan q
Bransford, attorneys at law; Judge Samuel 8. Wei
sieer Judge v lillian l.. Clopton, Judge William
Pope Dabney, Mr.. Joseph A. Gates, Colonel Lewis
E. Harvie, Mr. T. B. HERSHEY, DR.. L. X. ChiIes,
Messrs. Gary Brothers, Messrs. Putney J. Watts,
Messrs. Harvey & Jones, Colonel Johu Booker, nd
10 The citizens of Manchester, Richmond, Amelia,
Powhatan and Chesterfield generally. All we ask
ia 4 trial from generous public, and We guarantees
satisfaction. Most respectfully,
j. 2S-1w SIMS sAnPSON.
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BY James 81. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT ONE
l. HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
IN EENRfCU COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE MIL ES
BELOW RICHMOND, INCLUDING FORT GIL
MGE, AND ADJUIN!NG THE LAND FOR.
MERLY OWNED BY l.. ". GUNTIER, ESQ.,
At AUCTJOE-By virtue Of deed Of trust, exc
cuted by Alexander jonathan and others TO me as
trustee, dated january 20, 1872, and OF rrcord IN
the clerks Office Of Haurco County Court IN decd
book 80, page sos. TO secure the payment of GER
tain negotiable no.e therein mentioned. default
having been made In The payment thereof. and al!
the request OF the holder o. said noe; VIII proceed
courthouse, on MUNDAY the 9Th dry Of February,
1875 Chat being court.day), at 2 O'Clock H., the
deed Of trust.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and the sum Of .40O-tbe amount OF said
note; the btlance un such terms us may be agree1
upon al the hour OF sale.
H. SILDON TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES III. TAYLOR i son. Auctioneers. Ia 81
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THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
l. In Its extent and equipment, Is unequalled by
any printing establishment in the South. Has large
aud ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK. --...-.....--.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly aud neatly executed, and at low prices.
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND sATIs-
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some Of our
prices:
O.. BUSINESS CARDS $2 to IS per 1000.
WHITING CARDS soc. 70 81 for 90.
LETTER HEADS - to 1910 per ream.
BILL HEADS ~ to $40 per reaM.
CIRCULARS $3.50 TO "a per 1000.
HANpBILLs 81 to % per 100.
Corresponding LOW prices for other kinds OF
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK a spe-
cialty The fact that we have for the past twenty
dive years been doing the most or this class OF work
Is evidence that we are prepared 70 do 1t promptly
and satisfactorily.
We particularly invite attention to the beautiful
snd useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
using. They have been but recently introduced,
but are already extensively used BY railroad and
steamboat companies. banks. merchants aud Others.
We are now furnishing these Inks In ALL Co
LoRs and Of quality that can be copied any length
of time after being prined.2 They Will copy clearl
and distinctly In the ordinary letter-press book.
Orders respectfully solicited, and satisfaction
given In nrices and work.
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We are well aWare-through mournful
experience--that the advertisement Of a
hotel may be very uncertain evidence of its
actual merits. We have known carayansa.
ries endowed with ideal virtues Ia the Rail-
road Guide which, upon actual trial, proved
wanting 10 every particular except dirt and
discomfort. But we see accidentally the
announcement Of an Inn In Georgia which
is full Of golden promise. 1t ais kept by
two ladies from Virginia" These ladies
guarantee the following: /. Something
good to eat; 2. Polite servants; 8.
Clean ROOMS; 4. Good beds. 5. A
jolly Clerk The force of bookkeeping
can no further 60. Shenstone himself, who
Is the laureate of inns, could add nothing to
1t. We can imagine ourselves arriving, q
WORKOUT way farer, ct this oasis of public
house. We are greeted at the threshold by
the two ladies' from Virglnia-staid, dignifed
matrons IF. +. V.'s perhaps, who have seen
better days.. We are received also By the
Jolly clerk. We are brushed and gene
rally resuscltated by the polite servants.
We have a repast neither too heavy
nor too light, but in something Of
Attic taste. We then 60 to the Clean Room,
and soon, in one of the Good Beds, we are
like Kirg Dunc,n-"s shut up In measureless
content" Iu the morning, having slept the
sleep of the just, we ind gallons of water,
yards upon yards of towels, an enormous
basin, and no hair.brush on the dressing.table,
which last negative blessing we mention with
special tnanktulness. Wego down-a giant
refreshed. We are greeted by the jolly Clerk.
We are saluted by the Two Ladies from
Virginia. We have clear, strong coffee,
fresh eggs, broiled chicken (uot hen) for our
breakfast. We are almost afraid to offer
money to the Noble Ladies; but We do, and
they take It; and so we ride away happy
and hilarious. Reader, dost thou like the
picture ?-Ne,o York Tribune.
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DHILADELPHIA,R RICH. 1xRFh
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM EaAaaISndS
SHIP sLINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
a WEEk.-Until further notice the steamey Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp ufa Red Star and American
steamship lines, and bills OF ladng signed through.
,tateroon, W. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
an No. 242n Dock street.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLoUR EXCHANGE.
:, .r. RrcHMoNp, January 80, 1870.

CORN ANOeAoCEO CLAS141@<SNA -.
E, ..r. RIcHMoNp, January 80, 1870.
OFFERINGS
wurAr-white, e2s bushels. Red. e2s husnes.
copg.-WtIte, 1904 bushels. Mixed, 442 bu&n'
OArs.-500 bushels.
RYE-4 bushels.
CLovER-eEKp.-l4 bushels.
SALES,
'wHEAr.-white. SO bushels at 81 80 6o oqsnsi.
common at 81 10. 81 bushels very gooo Al sL.ou
LAG nnsbss good al 81 .2S; 246 bushels prime at
Slse; 22s bushels at $3.50 Tot. 7ss 1"r ana,s
"a bushels at al 80. Total, 426 bushels.;
CoRy-White 40 bushels prime At fsC. n so
bushels very good at zoe; 1874 bushels good a. nSc;
az bushels on private terms 90 bushels camp a.
76c.; 90 bushels common on private TERMS to'a'
A,Copg.1Wixed, 4s2 bushels goods TIC.
OATs-1O0 bushels at 72c; SOP busn n OF p; pr
| yate terms: AZ bushels very gooo at 7oc. 1oI"I
! 500 bushels. ... ,y,s,, :,ri,;ate
'e' RE-EXHIBITED. ~.
wHEAT.-Red. 1876 bushels.
RYE-4 bushels,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL,
= ROAD COMPANY. I
OMdENCING JANUARY4 1s75 tro;,

= EVdO CDhPhSI. I
NOMNENCING JANUARY 4, 1876 train
~ On this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. N, THROUGH MAIL daily fexcept sur.
day., connecting for ali points South
ana west Sleeping-car attached.
dayl, with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the Southsids
ana aa ~ e wss
for all points South and West Pas
seDsers taking this train viii make
close connection At Petersburg for
500 p NJ T ERE esisI dsX except sundayh
500 A. ~ FkEIoHT TR1i f9H daily te1o.p
Sunday with coach attached.
ll:45 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily, counectinl
with Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sunday
coach attached.
800 2. N, 7 through NAIL daily Except Sun,
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East aud West Pullman
Sleeper attached ruuuina through 10
Baltimore. Also making close con.
nectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The MALL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except At Chester.
Trains on the Clover Hill will leave Chester 81
$50 A. NJ daily except Sunday.
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg will start fron
no 81 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 3O.-Flour very dull !; mar.
er; NO. western amber, ~ 30: No. western
amber. VI .19@S1 20; No. weser amber, $l.1 2
western red. Sl.20; No. western red, s1.l3 ;
Pennsylvania REQ. 81. 6G$l.1S 8; Maryland red,
S1.100sl.20; Maryland amber, *r250S1 80
Maryland white, $l.l0@5l.26. Corn firm and
fairly active; southern white; 1885,; southern
southern, 6646Sc.; western while, 66@67c.
western mixed. 64@65c. Rye quiet at 9Sc.d1S1.
Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Western butter dull at .26u2Sc. Whskey dull ;
small sales at orc. sugar, 1UNGl0ac.
WESTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 3O.-The western markets
show no important changes
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HIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE.

will sell at public auction on ..s
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
tie "a day OF February, 1875, st 4 o'clock, on the
premises, on south side of the dock, near Seven-
teenIh street. the following property to satisfy Dis
tress warrant In my HANDS In favor Of Eugene Car
rington, administrator, Us. John W. Wright, ad.
mihsfrator Of the estate OF Robert j. smJ the de-
erased: r.,a.-. ......,y...-.-s x, 7. -
UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF GROUND,
Two IGE-HOUSES, .-. ,..
One SHED.
One STABLE. s.
To be removed In ten days from day Of sale.
TERMS Cash. A B. DUkSBERkY.
ia SO-8t .-..g aa- - II. O. Z. r.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 6>FM6
" COMPANY. .aRtsszxzn
FOR NEW YORK.

stea:ners-0LU DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT.
TERAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN.
DAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, ststerooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention ere IN.
surpassed.
at New York on he Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
expenses incurred
Freight received until P. h. daily.
FOR further Information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
APPS office Conlpauv's wharves. Rockets.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January 30.-Cotton quilt; sales Of
1,6oo balas at 15YgI5Ae. Flour dun and In buy.
Southern. Wheat firm anu IA moderate demnnd
el.20@*1.25 Tor winter red Yves cru; u. 6@
81 81 for amber western; $l.27@$l.32 for white
western. Corn u shade fImer and IN iair request
Pork firm at 1876 for new mess. Lard hrm
1870. for prime steam. Coffee ano sugar quiet.
Rice dull. Molasses quiet. Turpentile frmer at
CSC, RoSin steady and dull.
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By Cook & LauQhton, Auctioneers,
No. 1O.GoverHor street.
DRICK SHOP, FRAME OFFICE, CIR.
D CULAR.SAWS, BELTING. SKATING
&C.. At AUCTIOS.-On MONDAY the 1st Feb
ruary, at O'Clock. will sell, on the premises,
corner Arch and Ninth streets,
BRICK SHOP, 35x20 feet;
FRAME OFFICE.
ALSO,
5CIRCULAR-SAW6,
COOK & LAUGHTON,
n2S AuctioneeH..
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by Telegraph.

~ BY Telegraph.
-.-.,.t. NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January 50-Noon.-Stocks active
Money, ~ Gold, 11S. ExchaDge-Long, 4s7
short, 4S9h. Governments strong and active. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
Epcnia0.-Money easier at 2h@3. Sterling
quiet and hrm. Gold active at 113@119k. Gov
ernmsats strong aud active. States quiet aud uomi
nal.
= BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK., Januery S0--Loans increased 81.
$4,000; specie decreased ss,750,000; legal.
tenders Increased $l,0o0.o0o; deposits decreased
81 900 900; reserves decreased S2,500,0oo.
|. -. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January SU.-Virginia Us, peelcrs
81; eonsols, 68s. West Vhglnla's, lcs. Bid to.
day. - -. -..'
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RICHMOND, FRED'G s. POTOMAC X. Il. Coal
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, !
Richmond. December II, 1871
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FRED'G s. POTOMAC X. Il. CO.,l
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
BICuMoND. December II, l574)
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:stP.M., MAIL leaves Byri-s,re.t Ga:
THE STEAMER YPoRr al
~Quauuco, with trains 81 the RA
more aud Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Aieyandrta-due III BALI
more nc eco p. 81; and ut Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Po,omG
RAILROAD for Baltimore and The North
and West.
station (Sunda ys exceptedl, connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore aud OHIO
600 r. NJ, ArC0MaoDATIoN TRAIN fa
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad stree
station (Sundays exceptedl.
1850 A. d., NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrd-Suee
station (Mondays excepted).
$50 P. H., DAY MAIL arrives at Is, rd-sTeet sta'
s:a7A.M .,ACCOMM9DATIoN TRAIN arrive
at Broad-street station tSundays *
cepted).
BY this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added TO night trains both ways he.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the spe ~
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARGE foh
BERTHS, IL. Passengers taking this car are E ~
tSs on ssIehnS Nar tnsy can
THI-WEEKLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive al Bros1,
Street staIior on mONDAYs;WEDNksDa,xs,s Ga9
frtights to and from all points North aud West
Through bills OF lading and rates given TO 81
principal points North and West.
BY order OF General Superintendent; crrpv
de17 General rre,xht and Ticket Agent
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" CANTON INSIDE LINE'"eai

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
'TRI.WEEkLY.
On aud after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Companys pier, corner Of
Twenry-second and Dock stree making close con,
nection each trip at Canton, Md, (kast Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight BY this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. 7 his
is the quickest line between Phiadelphia aud Rich
mond.
FreIghts ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Philaoel-
phlu, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
pbia.
moHd. For further information apply 10
LIB. TATUM, Agent,
Offices TWENTY second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or TO
Us. WILSON. General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia. Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA JAZZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
BY ~ l.. ApperB0n,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main street.

VALUABLE OFFICE FURNITURE
' FOR SALE AT AUCTI0S.1Win be sold at
change on THURSDAY. FebrEsry 4, 1916. Mt II
O'Clock NJ. all the furniture therein. consisting OF
20 yflrst-rate BLACK WALNUT OFFICE IA
BLES. .---f @Aa} =
CHA LSS. WATER-COOLERS, srTs.
FERNS: Cash. J.L. APPERsON,
f. 3O-lds -. Auctioneer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
AUCTION sALES-This Day.
BY ". B. Radcliffe, Auctionser,
No. 1917 Franklin street.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION TO-
Il DAY, February 1, at Ion A. NJ, at my store,
nv usual assortment Of
GROCERIES, &C.;
TO which the attention Of the trade Is invited.
VIII be added,
tierces BACON HAMS,
10 barrels APPLES,
10 barrels No. SHORE fold) MACkEfEt,
in prime order together with many other ar icles
vet TO come In, W. B. kA1CLlFFE,
70 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-01
AUCrf0N gAIgs-Fatu u +, Days:
BY Cook e Laushton, Aucri6nesrs, :
; No, 10 Governor street. ).

STOCK- OF FAMILY GROCERIES, IL
- QUORs, &c, AT AUCTION.--On WEDNES-
DAY the Sd Instant, at o O'Clock. We will sell at
so 242o Main street. between Twsnty,iourth ana
Twenty.hfth streers FULL STOCK OF sELECI
FAMlLY GROCERIES,, consisting OF the usual as
sortment: gzeL5.sU tr
MoLAssEs, SOAPS, LARD, srt -
WHIsKEY, BRAND1ESs WIVES,
SHOWCASES, NooDwARE, sss.. =.
DECANTERS. GLASSWARE,
SCALES, SToRK-FIxTCRES,
~ STOVES, FANCY GOODS. DC.
COOK & LAU9HTOE,
10 Auctioneers.