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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-25
BY Bobert B. Lyme,
successor 10 Lyme s. Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 12l2 Main street,

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A FIRST
Il CLASS AND COMMODIOUS TOBACCO
FACTORY, or STtMMEkY, CORNER Of
TWENTY-FlFTH AND CARY sTREEfS-By
request of the heirs of the late Robert A. Mayo de-
ceased. shall sell at public auction, upon the pre-
misses. on THURSDAY, I'd of September. 10 $50. at
5 O'Clock p. NJ, that COMPLETE And PER
FECTLY ARRANGED FOUh-STORY BRICK
AND-TINNED TOBACCO FACTORY located as
above. The main building Is AZ by 1873 feet, four
stories high, with three wigs and courts. Has Two
fronts-one Oh Twenty.iifth street, for receiving,
and one on Cary, for shipping-which Is great ad-
vantage in economy of labor and space. For
sremmery 1t Is admirably suited, with fine southern
exposure. BY extending the wings 1t can, al small
COST be made good deal larger Ii necessary.
There are many advantages that can only be ap-
preciated By being seen. The light aud ventilation
are from all sides of the building and very perfect.
The modern appliances Of steam-heatlng, steam.
elevator &C.. may be purchased Of the present oc-
cupants, Messrs. Z. II. Mayo l. Brother, who will
take special pleasure In showing The premises to
any one desiring 10 examine them prior to the day
of sale.
Possession may be had January l, 1879.
The lot fronts 66 By l5S deep more or less) TO an
alley 9 feet wide.
TERMS Will be : One-fourth cash; residue at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, six per cent interest,
or ARRANGEMENTS can b. made to extend them one.
two, three four. and five years If desired title 10
be retained until all OF the purchase money Is paid.
The special attention Of manufacturers is called
to this sale. ROBERT b. LYME,
au2l Auctioneer.
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1;nsTT5N sALse-Ru nays.
q By Hotert B. IJEe,
fsucccssor to Lyme q brotnerJ
Real Estate Agent and Aucfloneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL TRUCk-SARM,
,fsdti ~ hAsSSNsb A THE FARMs 9y
MRS. BINF0RD AND 0THlrRS: r0h % .ssH selI.
AuG .no nremaises. or FRlDAY Mkt. the 9atn
az August, al O'Clock 2. NJ the above nise NV.
FARM, owned 5y Br9sd ns rSeh ape Cleared;
h,iance in W6scH. Fine orchard, several aoo ta
sprines and msdow for sTas,ngiE innWSEGnLiNG
copsast OF cemforiable FEan 1c :" 49,, =
IERMs: To be given al sale, and MADE nDe asa-
an Sd kOBEKT =. LYME. Ane,IoneFr:
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RI Cook IL Luuantsn, Aucrfonesfs'
Ne. 10 Governor street.

xxrALNUT, CHAMBER, AND PAR
w Tor MiTs AND HOUSEHOLD fQRNl-
SIfUKE AT AuCIIoS-un til ssII 81 te re eae
2Sth instah Mls z, xse,' Marshall street
j handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT "''n
, h maf9s eo ERpaLNGr PARLoR SUIT, covered
with hair.cloth: ,e
INK NC STOVE and FIXTURES. &C.
The iurr,iture has been used only rev monahs'
ano ID 40 *ooo % COOK & LAUGHTON,
.ox AuctIoneers.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. DC:
xUoODHoUsE Il PARHAM, theGE

["1JV)DHUUSEN TANIk.k-3, y" ESsxHTN
wv Oldest and leading piano. forte de.-n LIS for
ers 10 Virginia. have perfec!sd LTfS st
supplying FTasr-CLAsS Pi PIN ss,,ss,,o paidsy
from 20 70 SS,s per ssnt; less ssd ia ~ them
TIoM JUDGE LEAKE. or GooSuIt;;;ftss,pp piano 7
sGentemen.-Ihe .Bloomfeld o' s,,a I have
bought or you was sstiiy iess Hr,iinS. an very
m mSsfs Messed with ii. Il Is Of quick, @'!
ana witt, 4 tone Of surprising swet'se LsAsr
M.,y o,, bSas sirope Recommendations are u
su2Ol WooDA'opsE .. : :
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOHN 81. CLAIBORNE, No. HOS MAN
y street, Richmond. W.. Agen! itdsK.
Cash assets over ST2,oU0,00u Cash aiyiu ssSy
SURPRISING all others at first AMI every a.. I.mIsn.
or policies Premiums PAYABLE annu'ilS. seI'' I'D
nuaIIv and ouarteriy The oldest, arSeat' snN
CHI apest company In The United s,a'es'
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By Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.

BOOTS. SHOES, AND BALMORALS,
ID MEMS AND BOYS HATS,
CLOTHt Nc. &C, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY the Goth instant, commenc.
ing AT OK O'Clock, we will sell Ut our warehouse u
large and desirable assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES. and BALMORAhS,
MEMS and BOYS FUR and WOOL HATS,
READY.MAUE CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HOSIERY, &C.;
all fresh goods. just received.
ALSO,
A n, os STOCK GOODS, in good order, and COM
prisiDg many desirable goods. ,
On THURSDAY ibe 26lh instant we VIII seti at
TIE store Of A. L. ELLETT q Co the baance oi
'A>'' DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &C.,
the two sales giving fiue opportunity 10 buyers.
''> PAINE, CaBELL & 10,
ouoe Auctoneers.
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
Il ABLE PROPERTY LYING IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON NORTH FIFTH, SIXTH,
AND SEVENTH STREETS. KNOWN AZ
"oMITH'S HILL" CUNTAlNlNG ABOUT
EIGHT ACRES.-By virtue OfS deco OF
trust executed by Miss u. S. Hughes to the
undersigned. bearing date June II. 1874. and
of record IN the clerks office OF the Richmond
Chancsry Court, volume l03. A, page 29?, being
n qured by the beneficiary In SAID Ct co. we
will sell at public auction. on WEDNESDAY the
25lh day Of August, 1876, on the premises. begin
ming at O'Clock L. NJ, the property located as
above called "sMlTH'S HILL" containing eight
acres, more or less.
This property will he sold as whole or divided
Into lois as may he deemed best Oh the day of sale;
and as It lies well for residences or
purposes, and being so large q body, within hVe
pinutes' walk Of the Capitol, should attract The at
teption of capitalists. A map OF the property can
be seen ut the office Of the aucttoneer and VIII be
exhibited ON the day Of sale.
TERMS: Cash rs TO so much as may be necessary
TO pay the of executing this trust to pay note
of nj 900. with accrued interest thereon, ana ore
fourth of So 500. with interest thereon from June
1874. and for the remaining three-fourths OF
$4,000 on o credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen
months, negotiable notes, interest ADDED. secured
BY deed or trust ON the property; the balance. II
any. on such terms us Will be made known on the
day Of sale. -
it Is believed that by an agreement more reason,
able terms b" made on the day Of sale Ia regard
TO the cash payment. N. NJ. LEE,
~ wv c'N ASA SNYDER,
auI3 Trustees.
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By Grubbs = Williams.
Real Erate Agents and Auct1oneers.
Elayeass street between Main and BanFs

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
i STORE, WAREHOUSE: AND pWELLlEsSf5
SITtIATND AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNEk
IF MAIN 4 ND sEVENTgENTHs TsEETs.SIn
execution Of deed of trust from the late Stephen
Mason and vile TO the SUBSCRIBER as trustee oenrihe
date 9Th .ef January, 1879, and RECORDED In hSn-
mond Chapcery Court ONCE in ID. b. 90 B, on page
2O3 bdne thereto required viii sell at au s ae
TENDER, at O'Clock p ~, the property abose re.
ferred To- SO long and favorably known as Inc GUST
ness-siaRd OF the late Stephen Mason, Esq 6el ne
located close 70 me FITS "a the mos elIgi
bic bus ness place In that part Of the city. ),
The Store IS quite pacious, 1unning tnIougn ~
the al}ey in the rear; and besdes there is "a Sc
ment and a part OF two floors aooye arranged loI
storage. and accessible by means Of stairways ano
hoIstfng-machtne. The front portion OF tne noors
above The store Is divided into about eight fooms
for the accom- modation of a family.
The property fronts "a feet and runs hack IL
feet to an alley IN common twenty-fonr .eet woe;
afnrding shipping facilities from both 1ront anu
rear. ,...., 30 colo
and 70 discharge the balance due upon the deot Sc
cured by the deed, amounting TO about ~ 600: Inc
balance upon terms which will be made KNOWN al
the rime az sale. A. e. COURTNEY,
ehe aA's " Trustee.
npr-ppc WILLIAMS, AucfiOncers. au IL
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KfcHdoND, FREp'G & POTOMAC r. r. Col
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
; RICHMOND. May 20, 1852
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

235 2, M,DA1 MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
THE STEAMER z EXPORT al
Ouantco, with trains of the Balti,
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Aiexandrfa-due in Balu.
more at 9:20 P. M.; and ut Washing
ton with the Baltimore and Potou12
railroad for Baltimore and the Noru
and West.
9.2oP.M, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-StTeei
station Sundays e1ceptedh connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads.
sos P. d.. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fo
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad-Sree
station (Sundays exceptedL
sam, NIGHT MAIL arrives ut byrd-SEef'
station Mondays excepted
1870 P. M, DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-SIset sto
BRITAIN. AaeGscEOSMGoDATIoN TRAIN arriv.
at Broad-Street station lSandays es.
cepted)
Parlor.cars On day trains.
Pullman seepiDg-cars on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad
Street station on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ant
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points North and
West.
Through bills Of lading and rates given to al
principal points North and West
by order of General Superintendent:
mySI General Freight and Ticket Agent
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A LASKA POWDER beat preparation
~ IN dse Tor cleaning metal, washine paint glass.
mended BY CHRiETixS 4 WHITE.
So AGeltA
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n N. WALKER & CO., GENERA ~
- SJfRASCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN SThhhn

RICHMOND, VA. representing tDS ,,,,rx IN.
NORTH BRITISH AND AEhCASi III stin.
SURANCE COMPANY, u LonGon ahh h"A
burah ,England-capitsl, 81 600. IVY aoGi,c,s.
AMAZON INSURANCE LOApAs1' VI n'''
natl, Ohio-sssets ever tt.00 900; r, coapA.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURASCGn Ho"A
NY OF New York-assets over e500.oUO: WILMA
LYNCHBuRG INSURANCE. And . bA sAo OVID
COMPANY. or Lynchburs, 's'-@'S4S
s' aVTii.SST1C INSURANCE C0MPAsI' e"
Rnnokiyn. n. Y.-assets over sSn6.eSv; ,c,o,t.
PHENiX INSURANCE COMpAsi' "i DIV"
JppSRTSNuiITH INSURANCE. CCNFaai'
Portsmouth,. Tn.-assets over 100000: .,,s..
Deposited win the o. rs psa
GEO. Losses equi.ahly adjusted All .sS inue-
nj this agency. Applications So1s ocl
date attention given thereto.
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nv COOK q LauRhton, AIctloneers'
No. 10 Governor street
cTOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, Al
- SIt:TION.-At the request Of Mr. Peter
0;connnr who is disseminating business, we VIII
coll IT. Ills store, corner Of Eighteenth ana Gay
streets. on WEDNESDAY The 2oth' al ~ . c'oeA'
his stock Of .nocppIpc
embracing weIl-selee,ed assortment OF fresn ano
aesi Bile goods, together with show.cases scaies'
glass Jars, wooden ware &c., &c.
.roa AuctiOneeTs.
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OFFICE NERO CHANTS, PROTECTION AND3
INFORMATION ASSOCIATION, NO. 1901 MAIN
STREET, UPSTAIRS, August "a, 1859
A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE RE-
lstof accounts intts ofhca against them are hereby
notified that unless they settle the same or make
sattsthotory srranRements before the FIRST OF
MKT win be compelled 70 report
" '" GEORGE W. GRANT,
S9 24-Eepl superintendent
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.
POSTPUNEMENT.

The sale Of the aforementioned properly, loea.
ted on Hun and Decatur streets, near the residence
Wessrs. Morrissett C Brother. is postponed until
TTssIIRSnhY The 26ih Instant ut o'clock z. N.
Jaw FAfRAR,
JOHN A. MEA NLE4,
T. WILEY DAVIS.
o.. Trustees.
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AUCT1ea sAlEs-Thss Day.

BY Taemas w. Reese, Aasaoneer,
No. 2 Governor street
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Ia AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUG-
TOMAS the execator or Mrs: ktlEabeth \. Bai y,
I vii, t,eli Mt rrsid, nee Ma. aS5S north Seventh
atreeS oa WEDNESDAY. 25th lust, comm nc i.
st 10 O'Clock, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUN
SITURE, consisuaR or
PARLOR, CHAMBER, dNING-foo
AND q.
KITCHEN FUKN1TURE, CRocKEKY, &C
ALBEIT BLAIR, Executor.
Sale conducted by TRoaAS w. kEEsEE &, o Se-
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BY Robert II. Lyme
(ss,ccessor to Lyme & Brotherh
Real Eetate Agent and Auctioneer'
l2l2 Mhn street.
VALUABLE SMALL VACANt LII
Y ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTYI;NsIlSNs.Tr I
sTKkET, BETWEEsaSS s 2 AMP Ry ttUC sThfoSSi
shn coll the abosc LOT on WEDNESDAY the
9Th dsy of August. 1875. upon The premises, a.
az O'Clock 2. n. The lot fronts wv Dy ISf iee'
" s an ane!' A, Gale ROBERT B. LYME,
ih6ne. h' 0 AuctioHeer.
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AasENnKENTs no C0nsrITUTIoV

= . 1ss1s1e u sOIU1SElR0TgoN
.OTJTrE on CLERK or House or DgIrnI~.ss
Ind kkkrEH or TEas ROLLS or VyEgfsft.
kicHMoaD, July 20. iG7s
THE FOLLOWING PROPOSE +,
10 the CONSTITUTION ne,
VIRGINIA ere published 10 accordance ii: i ,s az
SssSs ~ }. BELL BI6GRR We
Clerk % House OF Delegates and Keeper or tbs
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THE COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, IN
Il ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA, FOR SALT.
BY Virtue Of decree of tie Circuit Court OF Rock
bridge county, Va, rendered on the Gath day OF
May, 1875, In The ehanctry cause faerein pending
OF John ). Leech for, &c, &c. James H. Leech's
hetS, the undersigned special commissioners, for
the purpose appointed, will proceed sell at public
auction upon the premises, on THURSDAY, 9th
OF September, 1875, that valuable property known
rs The
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,
situated in Rockbridge county, one mile distant
from Goshen depot on chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road, and containing RINETY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less. This is considered very yatr able pro.
perry, and has been used for many, years Tor uys-
pepsia and other diseases Of the stomach Ia diseases
OF the liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, &C.
TIE BUILDINGS
are sufficient for the accom- notation OF large
DuL.ber OF guests, and are pleasantly located.
An analysis OF the water has been made, which
can I've bad on application.
the undersigned.
TERMS: Ten per cent. of The purchasa-money
CASH In hand; fifteen per cent. four months from
Inc Gay or sale and the residue In three equal an
nnal insa lments, bearing interest from the day Of
sale. the purchaser giving bonds therefor with good
personal security, The title being retained as ult-
mate security. j. G.. STEELE,
W. P. HOUSTON.
au 7-S&Ntds Commissioners.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
successor to Lyme & Brother)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
Y SMALL FARM OF NINETY ~ And ,SuAAikSr-
MIT,es FROM RICHMOND. ON THE RICH
MoND, FREDERIGKsBTkiG5o 1 ANRv PoT0 pIfs
Iff, AIIrTJON,-By request Of the owner, who re-.
sides in richmond shall SELL upon the premises at
O'Clock P. ~, THURSDAY the 26ih Gay Of Au-
austs iS75. that excellent LITTLn FARM as DC.
scrit,ed above now occupied and rented by +. 1.
sutton, Esq. The Improvements consist OF 2 com
Portable frame dwelling, about tour rooms k te
asparagus beds so yards long; fine VINEYARD; ana
spenoid meadow OF fifteen or twenty acres 70 Ir s
chase . nice nome so accessible as to enable him
10 90 TO business In the city Ivy morning iran ana
return by afternoon or evening train: POSSESSION
ut once ano ferrs will be quite liberal and at sale;
Par Ties oesirir TO attend sale can leave R,chmona
and Petersburg Railroad depot at ~ O'Clock L. M.'
and return ny ''a'n 'a'"' HUBERT 3. LYME,
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ITCTION SALE OF VALUABLE

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
II FARM-LANDs IN ROCKINGHAM COUN-
TY. n C:-sALE TO BE CQSnUGTERl, p, By e.
VILLF, VA.-The undersigned, executors Of G.. Fl.
Lynch decreased, will cer for sale. at public auc-
on ne ss5 o PHaT
FLYER FARM, belonging to Dir. Lynch's estate,
formerly owned by Colonel Anselm Ward, deceased,
situate d In Rockingham county, N. {.
This FARM Is specially noted rs well for the
great fertility Of It's soil, The large proportion or
bolt )n LANDS, the extent and value of its timber,
the number and purity of Its springs and branches.
US for hs picturesque beauty and healthfuness OF
II is situated on the north bank OF the Dan river,
five miles from the Virginia line. six mills below
Leaksville, four miles from Morehead's cotton rae.
tory tw. My miles above Danville, and len miles
from Reidsyile, an important town on the Airline
railway from Richmond TO Atlanta ria Danville,
Greensboro. and Charlotte.
. he farm has river front Of 2k miles. and con-
tains by recent survey acres, prOpOrioDed as
follows: 81 5h acres OF river bottoms; 3l7 acres OF
cleared land, one-thru of It fresh auu said to be
the most productive wheat land in that section.
wheat per acre; and 777h acres OF woodland ORR
ginai growth excellent TOD: eco land.
This farm Is watered by len branches. each hay.
ing several tributaries, and many springs OF pure
The land has been divided into FOUR TRACTS,
each compaclly located, with an abundance OF bot
toms, wood, and water upon each.
This farm will be sold as whole, or In the seye-
raj parts as above described, as the executors may
deem most expedient on day Of sale.
A typographical map OF this place Is cow being
prepared showing the physical situation OF the
land. which will be photographed
Any person contemplating purchasing any OF
these lands can secure copy OF the map by adj
dressing Major ED. $. RUTTER, Civil Engineer,
Lynchburg, Va.
Those attending The sale may expect to go by way
Of Eeldsvilie, on The Piedmont road or leave the
cars ut D4urille, taking carriage to the farm.
If the weather should be nnfavorable on the day
named The sale will take place on the following
day.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance on a credit of
one. two three, and four years, equal instruments,
bonds with approved security beart ny interest at
six per cent. from day of sale. ard title retained
until the whole Of The purchase.money Is paid.
For full description of The lard ard the several
tracts see posblls. or apply to the executors FOR
descriptive circular with map. Apply by letter 10
the executors. Lynchburg, Va.
Possession for fall seeding given at once, and full
possession bel ore Writer.
WILLIAM T. YANCFY,
EDWARD Fl. DILLARD,
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EREsa TURNIP.sEEDs, ALL p vass
+ Tixs kWAsS1'' '
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DUBLIC RENTING OF NEW'SG
L HOTEL, WEST POINT, yA;m An dest IA ~
on THUR-DaY. August 26, 1875, ut the hour Of
IL NJ, on the premises for the year 1 S76.
Terms: Bonds with approved personal securlty
for the rent, which will be payable quarterly.
au 2O-4t T.J. CHI tISTIAN, Guardian. .
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CHKs8PEAKE AND OHIO RAMRoAD,1
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, VA, June IL, 1875.
ON md AFTER JUNE 10, 1875, PAS
u sRNG ER TRAINS Win mn sS fulIoHs:


Train leaving Kichmond NJ 9:39 A. n. -uns daily
Except Sunday. stopping at all regular stations:
Train leaving Richmond at $50 p. N. runs daily.
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, GordonsvfI3e- Char
Iottesv1lle Ivy. Mediums river, Green wood, AT
ton, Waynesboro, .StauntoD, Goshen. MiDboro',
Coyfngton, and all stations west Of Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond fer Cor
louisville and all intermediate stations daily lex.
cept Sunday at 4:30 T. ID.
Pullman sleeping.car runs on 9:10 p. II. train
bet ween Kicbmond and White Sulphur.
Trains arrive at Richmond a. follows:
Express Train daily af.......: a. ~.
Mail Train daily Except Sunday at.... 6:4O Z. d..
Accommodation Train daily Except :,
sunday at. S3O A. NJ.
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above. go
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Danville and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads. both to and from Richmond.
For further information, rates, ga, apply at S28
Main street, or IT compauy's Offices
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. N. s. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
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POSSESSION before WIEtcr.
WILLIAM T. YANCFY,
EDWARD Fl. DILLARD.
au 20-2tawtSe14 EIecu ors of &. b. Lynch.

DAME, CABELL 81 CO., Auc.iont ers,
i will continue the sale OF the stock of 4. L. FL
lett & Co.
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
at store No. 1911 Main street. Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, 26th OF August. commencing at 10
O'Clock A. M.-general assortment OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods and Notons-to close out stock be-
fore moving 10 thtir new warerooms On Twelfth
between Main and Cary streets. Terms as an
nounced in former advertisement.
an On.dRt sw2l
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au Is Trustees
Sale conducted by F.. D, EAcHo, Auctioneer.
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BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers.
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RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-08-18
The Little People.

when moInsr cats usr sons nair with sneh
nice precision aud artistic Reatness that the boy
Is ashamed to take of his bat when be goes to
bed, It IS about time our domestic institutions
were evebauled aud renodeled-Ba BaaimOre1s.
A lady who had been teaching her little 4 year
CID the elemeats of arithmetic was sstounded BY
bis running and propounding the fOllO1ing prob
len Mamma. If you hAd three Butterflies, and
each butterey had bug in his ear. how many
Butterflies voald yOu hAEeY7 The mother Is still
At work on the problem. A1
A boy oues asked Of bis father who it was that
lived next door 70 hin, and when he heard the
name. inquired If be vas fool. No. ny little
ooe, be is not fool. bat very sensible man !;
bat Why did you ask the question ," a Because"
replied rhs boy. mother said the other day that
yOu we're next door 10 fool.
In an Omnibus recently. s pretty-Iooking boy
made ssddea grab among tbe straw, easght
something, and then inquiped, q Who's lost
uickellr .FO1r men beld out their hands to him.
and four uen wanted to bat felt ashamed There
Eas painful pause, and then the boy unelasped
bis hand and exhibited button.
A drzwiug-uaster in Ediuburgh, who had been
Worrying paP5 With coatenptao1s remarks
sbo1i bis de6cieney OF skin in the useOft The pen
cil. ended by saying. If you we're to draw NE,
for example, tel ne what you EO1ld draw 6rst >
The pupil With significant meaning in his eye,
looked up in his masters face, and quietly said
Yo1r neck. sir.
Passing house on Abbott steetaboat s O'Clock
last evsusuEs gentleman noticed boy hopping
sroood and exhi6ting great delight and he Paus-
ed snd azksd: WY, bub, uhai ais youss a Ais
ne = ErinDed the lzd: see there house shes
up-uo sspper, nan Of gsdaiBg, and there cones
dad around tbe eOrnsrl Itu be worth $50 to see
The fur. .fy when he opens this gate eEl-DsnOR
Pres Press.
C1stoner-- Mother wants anice plump chick
en-. please" Shopuan-- Trussedl 2 Customer
= Oh. nos an goirg 70 pdy for It r
LtsIs Bessie is The daughter Of Frssport
lady sho married clergyman Not long sines.
vhea her fzthes vas sssy aad she Easphyingin
the yard, stranger cane alo0g and inquired il
the minister vas at home No" she replied,
bet uothsr Is in the hose. and sEs -iz pray
for goa yOu PoOs. nissrsbls sinner he passed
ou--P0rLl1zI Argus.