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handed even better than he does right
handed. Idon't mean to do the honorable
gentleman injustice, / am telling what
eyery one knows % be true who b &C.
Guainted with hii pntecea ints, and yet
Win al BIZ hplhl he wouhmakSal able
and honorable Sepai0r, II elected, ~
Camden Is our second choice; and lie Is
undoubtedly the coming man, Mpressnt
indications amount to anything He y
young and has q National Bank TO push
him, He has hled freely for the Demo-
cratic party, and nowadays that il the
main prerequisite to a successful candi.
dacy Tor Ctice. The question Is never
asked these times "hRs he brains" but
shas be alWays been . Democrat and has
he made any. sacrifices Tor his partyF
Every one must admit that Mr.. Camden
has spent loads Of money on the Demo.
cratic party in this State, He bled freely
in his first campaign Tor Governor, but
William Z, Stevenson, the foremost man
In point Of ability in this fair young
State, laid hin on the shelf BE bled Il
every pore in 1872 when John ]. Jacob
"laid him in his little bed.' But these
things did notdaunt him. Heshelled out
freely during the campaign last fall. He
has never failed to come to time when his
party magnates called on him for money
ITO crush out Radicalism" in West Viz.
giRia. Besides all this, the people have
confidence in his integrity, They feel
that they could trust him in the, United
States Senate among all the bates that will
necessarily be shook beneath his eye
brows. Then, again, the Smiling Sen.
ator" Is for him, and he Is a power among
West Virginia demagoguss. II Davis
shrewdness and money! eonpled'yith the
Baltimore & Ohio RailFoad, fail 10 elect
]. n. Camden to the Senate, thea We
should say to him, resign and retire to the
haunts OF private life at "Deer Park,
where perpetual SHOWS abound and the
wind whistles its never Ceasing requiems,
Last, but not least, Is Henry S. Walker,
the editor and elOcutionist, printer and
dcclaimer. lie Is OadrpG thaH any Of
them, and hold4, q griplon tho throttle
valves Of more back woods Democrats
than any man In the State. Flo has
fought all Of his battles alone and won
all Of his victories unaided by any living
creature, except by the Ex.HOnorable
James II. Ferguson, Of CAbell. He has
more strength than all the others put
together, II all the gaugcrs were called
of. The trouble with Walker Is the
leaders Of the party are tired Of him,
They have carried him already too long,
They want to dump him overheard, but
they are afraid to do Il, He came well
nigh proving to DO tho Rraw that broke
the eamels back, and the well informed
Democrats know 1t, but they are not
fully satisfied yet whether It b
best to pitch him into the sea
Oriapohor lIm 10 tho Senate. He made
q good fight al over the State last fall,
and he has presented the following bill
which must be paid the 10Th instant or be
protested:
To II, W. Dr.
Oct. Ist2-To 100 speeches In favor OH "
Camden and tho Demo-
cratic party 70. JACObanl seat In The
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HEILL-KIMNELL-At chlmbCnbgq. Pa
the BRIDES parents, By the Rev, n. G LeyeEettt o.
CGrlISle, Pa, Mr., JAMS MILL, Oi Wheeling ".
| Va, and Mis- MAmOS T., daughter Of Judge r. "
| RInmeIl. No cariS
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First District q DALI, Pleasant and
Wood, John 4. Hutehlnioh, r, Samuel
s.spencet, r., ]. B. JaekSon, d.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
ARRIVAL OF TRAM
SPECIAL NOTICES,
LnunhIIn,a Infant cordlaI.

Ihs s6iIa a. s9 n when GStsnI9
Collie Palms, 10 promote Sleep 10 cure SKINNER Com.
plant. This we consider 0iie d the most valuable
ipniClles " be kept In the family when tho chill.
dfun are cutting their teeth. We arc selling thou.
sands Of bottles, aud have TO hear the 6rst person
say II Is not all W0rcCommoll II 70 By,
NOTIFIES, have you Jitkly, leftAiIIg bdbS that
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT when you % long for
reSt) Into one LoN1, WARY DAYTIME Of WORRl.
MEyT and CAREf Cr-Crg-Ciy-au day and oil
night lolgH II you have, IfAeH % TfaiOl, 10 con-
yincod, ksTiidiS no oaQer-a FRM drops Of lNPANI
SWEET, REPRESIIIN0 sLRRP will take the place d
WAKRIUL suPPERISO. Procure at once q bottle.
Bold by all Druggists and e..
LAuGlLt.lN BROS CO., PIoPletDn,
I. Wheeling, W. Va.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful lmprudCnce, cnuslng pre-
mature decay nervous debility, etc, having tfied
In vain every known remedy hiss found simple
Scli-CurC which he will send free 20 bis fellow Ii
erers Address j. II. REEVES, Is Nassau street.
New York. J9nS
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0RSTACLES I0 MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUN0 MIN from tho effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
SiOrUl. lmpedlment 10 Marriage removed New
method Of treatment. Now anil remarkable rene.
dies. Hooks and Circulars sent irpc, In aealed en-.
YelOpcA Address, HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, 40
n. Ninth St., Philadelphia, hL,-an Institution
having q high reputation for honorable conduct and
,TrhfaSllnnal Mill ianiaIilw
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'"' O'"'''A''' wv v wv" TO Il, ! W. Dr.
Oct. ls72-To 100 speeches In favor of
Camden and tho Demo-
cratic party r. JACOband A seat In The
~ tho Radicals, U, = SofAlp
0cL lS74-fTO delivering the aboyel ,s,Hg
speech 100 times al over
the State 10 favor 81 the A Seatln tht
cause Of Democracy In U, y. Senate,
West Virginia,
Received payment, OF"rll bust the party" -,
II, s. ".
Now, mark our prediction, II you please
II Mr.. Camden Ia not the next U. s. sena.
tor from West Virginia, Mr., Walker will
be the man; and wouldn't he and the
"smiling Senator" be apinnocent brace OI
Senatorial lovei2 Ism ic5 MoDoG
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ANNoUNcEM ENTs.

HtITY sERGEANT.-MEssRs. EDIToRs-
" ! hereby respectfully announce myself
an Independent candidate for City Sergeant,
at the ensuing Charter Election, subject to
The decision Of many voters.
janl6' j. W. WARD.
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WANTED. BY \ CUTTER WHO HAS
w had siX ,cir,' experience In the merchant
tailoring business. Il Sll L ALTON. He can FUR
nish the best Of city references. Address
j. E.. pFriFFFR,
NH 3O-2wt No. s east jackson street.
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BY james L. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
No. 1Ol6 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRA-
BILE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No.
226 NEST SIDE Of FIFTH NEAR BYRD
trust TO me duly recorded In the Chancery Court of
the city of Richmond, deed-book So, A, page $50,
shall tbcing thereto required by the Beneficiary
at4a O'Clock L. NJ uf fair: If not. the next fair
day thereafterl the BRICK STORE and DWELL
ING located us above, containing ten rooms besides
ceiiaas; water gas. waller closets. &c all III good
condition. Two culverts. Lot. "a by - feet. It's
proximity 10 the iron-works and canal, and esue-
eiallykn view of the expected eDlar cement and ex-
tension OF The latter makes 1t desirable invest
InEat.
1Ebats; mist the terms Of the deed require cash
as 10 the debt secured aud unpaid the Beneficiary
will ACCEPT ane-fourth In cash. and the balance nj
four eight. aud twelve months for negotiable notes
Interest added, secured by a trust deed AS 10 the
residue Il viii be announced at the sale.
NH 26 j. l.. APPEksUN. Trustee
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EAILR0Ab LINES.
81 Cd - II IL ssssal

E88 ~ AkEk Y
RICHMOND AND DANvrLLE RAILROAD Co. =,
ox51cE OF EEeINRKR AND sgrERTsTENDzrr,l
RICHMOND. Va. Marcel, Is, 1876
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
~ EFFECT FRIDAY. March l9: 1875:
xarsksaves s ksc0moaa :, Sos 1 4. Ess
Rurkeville at s25 a. NJ; leaves Dundee al i2 III.
81 apf leaves sasbur say q, s ss
NJ; arrives at Airline Junction at $50 r Is !.
arrives at Charlotte at 9:35 P. ".
YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte y,
200 A. d.. leaves AIRLINE junction at $3.50 A.
M Soro ea az SaIlsousy nj
M; leaves Dundee al 4:57 p. NJ: leaves Eprka
vile at e:l7 p N; arrives at Richmond at Iis9
TRAIN. No. 3.-THRogeH MAIL, Westward
At All r NJ; issses Dundee a. s:25 r NJ leaves
1910 a. NJ; leaves Salisbury a, 1858 A W:
leaves Airline junction al 100 A. 81: srr;y,S -,
Charlotte at 7:1O A.. N. ."
Leaves Charlotte ut 9:23 r. NJ: esyes .ir.i -
Junction ut $50 Z. NJ; leaves salisbury 4, 1915
2. H.: leaves greensboro at 3:35 A. st.: ia.T,s
Dsnyill,st $40 A. NJ: leaves Dundee a, Gao
A. b.. leaves Burkeviile al 1885 A, II. a..
rives a, Richmond at 2:22 P. VI. ~ '''' Ar
wardEea Ne kichmSSd s
vile at 20 P. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at 400
lhAiN ACCDNNOpA
Eastward Leaves BHrke vile al 4:43 A. II ''ns
rives at Richmond at sos A. b. ' ar
All through trains connect at Richmond and INN
dee with tralni on the Richmond, Frederick burr.
and Potomac railroad, and Washington Civ, ~
ginia n idlan nd and Great Southern railroad 10 ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. and
New York. al"
Trains Nos: 8 and connect at Richmond With
the Richmond, York River AND Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO aud from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos and connect a, Charlotte with.
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond Air-I Line rail-
road 10 and from Greenvile, Atlanta. Montgom,yv
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, aud all southyssi,
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte vii,
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad rH-
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and 2 u
southern points. -
Train No. 4 connects ut Burkerle with the I,
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio raj road from Lyuch
burg, Chattanooga, and all sOuth ~cstern polnts
Tickets sold 10 all southern Ard souIL wes;e-,,
points. and Da0eage checked through
Unhroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. 7. NJ. K. TALCUII
Engineer and Superintendent.
II. 7. DOUGLAS. Master Transportation.
NH 70
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xsasas'EE, SHESEa. epr.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOuDS..s
~ Just received. my spring stock OF theheA
celebrated Ncwar; Shoes for gCntcmcn, sucheA
rs Goat Sirap-1 les. Caf Supplies. and Calf Con.
ggesS Callers. These goods are all fand-nadt. aIa
The latest STYLES. All in want OF such goods VIII do
well by calling at the old and reliable house OF
w. +. W. TAYLOR.
NH IS Fourth and Broad streets.
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MINERAL WATER.
THE WATER OF hOCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRINGS.
READ A FEW SELECTED FROM MANY
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT
MEDICAL MEN,

DIR. CARTwRlCuT.-"l In truth know of no Wa
tiers In EUROPE or America SO rich I'm medical sui
J stances as that Of the Rockbridge springs"
DIR. CABElL.-"I II Is indeed admitted ha, y 1uora
or les cons rable proportion Of cases of iuyete
rae chronic diseases for which relief Is sought nv
Inc use VI that water derive no permanent dement's
from H. but II Is undenlablc that au unusually arr
proportion OF grave and obstinate cases, which bar.
ne INC ordinary resources The healii art are an
nualiy cured Ut your Springs.''
llR. ioMAS.-"I would state that regard n ~
oe VI the most eLicien a>ringeut and tome mil
RAJ waters Which have ever enplOyadn
Dk. EMMRT -" know OF no mineral water 50
fihcaclpSs-" - have used both the wat.r
and drs preparation, or salts, In private practice
ana In The Woman Hospital, for several years, TO
any great sx2 ,faction."
Or. MADQ-ys.-"T The Investigation have given
The ~ateit NJ places in this and other couttriss
leads nae TO ihs conclusion that none have claims
superior 20 the k9skortdge Alum Springs, Va"
DR. M0ORMAH taathor Of the we'll known work
On ide ftrgiaia bpEGgs,.-"I 1t Is q matter of mo
niue Importance thEt the public should he fully
appns-d OF The remarkable Influence taerted Nv
sle hocGbndge Alum Waters, In strumous diseases
sspec1al,y They have long stood rs Il reproach 10
ouI PROGRESSION. and neye but In these waters has
remedy teen found that oeser yes the name of y |
Specffc for lteir elEe."
3. T Ely: JAMES W. ALEXANDER, b. D., New York
80 1aisis are not Il n0SIrup. Everybody sees
salu SHOWS al about them. They af,, not 1u1cS
,sn re. lne regular faculty exhjult them with
Seld FOR pamphlet
NH .o.w rIgEffc: pI, LApp 4 CO.: Agents;
'HsssaPAA klfhnond, Va.
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- .,,,r,es .ALEs-rhts a,ny.
ny Cook 4 Laugnton, AucsioneerS'
M, 10 Governor street

vvOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CoUhT-
III ISs-sTOvEs. 900, BUSHELS OF E Z -
ROSE sEED-poTAT9Es, 20 rr bSh naY at 10
o'c,ocS we viii sell ut our auction. rooms, NO. ~
Governor street, - ,,uo-ro
WV Al aUoGASy and WALNUT BUREAUS,
NARHIE-ToP WASHSrANDs,
Wtr.NJir and MAHOGANY BEDsTEADS,
z excellent FEATHER-Rsps,
. HAIR and Struck MATTRESSES,
WALNUT and STAINED ~ARDkObEs,
MAHOGANY CARD and LEAF-l ABLEs'
SOFAS LOUNGES, LOOKING GLASSES
(IIrLpREN'S CARRIAGES ava CRIbS,
lIOTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
CANE and WooD-sKAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY HAIVCLoTH CHAIRS,
Several good COOKING ToFES.
SipHBOARDs, SIDkBOARD.SAFES,
MAHOGANY SIDE-1ABLkS,
1Oncw PACKING ihrSK',
New TUBS, CKoCKERY, az.
| zoe bushels EARLY ROSE SEEn-soTAIoES,
| rs barrels NORTHERN aPPLES
| COOK Il LACGHTON,
! sn2 AuctioBecrs.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAiLROAQ COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILRoAD COMPANY
COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1875, trains
~ on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAlI. daily except sun.
day., connecting for all points Sou-a
and West. SteepIug-car attached
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sun
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations the Southsi!e
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
las 2. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. t'ts-
sengers taking this train VIII HAhs
close connection At Petersburg es
Norfolk.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with Coach attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, te1csp.'
Sunday with coach attached,
HAS A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana.
Potomac railroad Tor all points sas6
and West.
500 P. NJ. Freight daily except sunday
coach attached
500 r. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except sln'
day., connecting With Rlchmonaa
Fredericksburg aud Potomac !siros@'
for all points East and West. PulGA2
Sleeper attached, running through :"
Baltimore. Also making close cou~
nectiou with the Chesapeake and oii!s'
railroad for the Virginia Springs aHs
points North and West. ,.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between hicDr
Trains on the Clover hin railroad VIII !eass
Clover HI pits at $50 A. d.; anu retGrpihs W.
leave Chester at $40 L. NJ. daily except sunti.s"
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start ito"
Appoluattox depot.
no. 81 A. SHAW, superintendent
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an 1-U+
I:y Augustine Royal,
(snece4.sor 10 Moody & RoyallJ
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
ttfice corner of seventh and Hull streets
Manchester, Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU
ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
ExOM THE CITY OF MANCHES TER, AT THE
FORkS OF THE RIEhk AND EuCkISGHiAa,MM
pE + MISSES. ATll A. M.-By virtue of a decree OF
the Cjr,a,i; Conr: Of Chesterfield in lhe matt'r Of
William T. Tinsley cS Lawson smith. Il shall "a com
missioner expos. for sale ut public auction nj The
RING end place above named the VALUABLE LII =
TLETkACt OF LAND lying in the county af"Ic-
said ming about SIX AtRtS about eight mics
from sauch, sttT :, al the forks Of the buckingham
and River roads. There is valuable storclGlis1'
on the said land. nov occupied by {. A. insey
tsq. Also. valuable blackslniih shop. also: TWO
suIryidcd on day OF sale TO suit purchasers. .
I EIM>: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF suit
and SAFE: the balance upon credit Of one. I'VE.
and three wears for II, gOtIablc notes belring SIN
rcr cent interest from uav Of sale, and lille retained
unfn The whole rurcha-c-inoncy Is rud.
AZ -2t 4. - NCkAF. COMMISSIONER.
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WANTS.

BOARD WANTED. ABOUT MAY 1sT,
ID for F AMILY consisting Of three adults, and
two child nn sixteen and tour years Of ree, with
unfurnish ed roous. ADDRESS A. i. e., Dispatch
rtficc sta, Sup location and price. an 2-cod6ts
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ByJ. ThoIapson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1I13 Main street, next to state Bank.

A DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
n WITH FIVE ROOMS, AND LARGE Gar
DEN ATTACHED. Fox SALE Al rp l bhi !;
nnblic ion on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
The I'm day of April S75. al haf-past A. clocS
p. M., that desirable Bh lux RESI- oESGE No. D.
located on puva street between First and foushee,
containing five ROOMS with gas In ALL good Enlcnet'
coai.Lousc. well of excellent wafer &c. he pre-
mIs,s are 10 thor ough repair The house has Dt EN-
occupied by family , Of seven iS rinksr lor F GGe
ID Is KNOW 10 be as hcalthful local Ion as Is 10 be
had in The ,y The spacious i?t f ttaShec and 10
annie to afford regetab es for a large family.
The house IS rs substantial Ill us construction u
any 10 be- found, the walls thereof beng OF UNUSUAL
thickness. ... 40,
Parties desiring first-rae investment, or plea
saut home small outlay compared 10 us Naue,
will 40 well to.;tttend The sale.
TERMS: Onc-ffrh cash; balance In SIX. twelve,
eiphIt en- and twenty four mon lis bearing SIX per
cent Interest; or for cash deduction OF len per
cent, will he made from the t2.aI o. the deferred
n,yIncn 5. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
~ auc i"necr.
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FOR EENT.

NOR RENT, the UPPER PART OF9A:
4 BRICK BUILDING No. 721 eas' Main Ill
street, nc vt door 10 Dr. George r. SIccl$ between
Seventh and Eighth. Suitable for family resi-
d. nee. Possession al once. Apply 10
W. Il. Robins, Agent,
an 2-3t 1905 Bank street.
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n N. WALKER i CO., GENERAL IN
~ SURANCE AGENTS, I0I4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, Va. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edin.
burgh .England-capital, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Ciucir
natl Ohio-assets over Si.000.0OO:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, Of New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-ssssts ovsi
$500, 900:
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, n. Y.--assets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Brook.
Ign. n. Y.-assets over *2,000,00O.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 So.
600. Losses equitbly adjusted and promptly paid
st this agency. Applications solicited, and irnme.
date attention given thereto. ocl
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woman entered II Gro Sded strect.car the
other day, and for mon tent or two no one
offered her a seat. The n q fat man, afflicted
with the asthma, beck" ned to her and said
MADAM. please ike-take-" cough,
cough. She stood tn re waiting for his seat,
and as soon as he W As over his coughing fit
he concluded Madam, please take care
and no, step on m,j sore FOOT" The loos
she gave him was appalling, but all the res
saw the ioke.-D etroit Free Press.
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I" A'STED, A STEADY, INDUS TR.
w Gus MAN who can write good, lefiblc
hand, And at same time ready 70 perform manual
labor when necessary. Address, with reference,
y n chmond Va. ap2-lt
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By Ctsas1n, Staples & Co.,
Real Eg,ste Agents and Auctionecrs,
No II Tenth street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Al
Y ASCTlON.-At the request OF tne " TuIpS.
DAY, Apf;i sth. 1876. at o'clock T. NJ, FIVE FIVE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IRONING nt bct u"e.a
tisr,y feet each on q or Venao!e s.reet rnnnunp
back ne hundred and thirty three feet tn sxnen
fool alley And r we lois o,
tho wesf side of Twenty-seventh street bet~een
and r streets running back lao fett deep. ~ 2,
above lois require no grading, ana oeing 'id cnn
! an Improving part Of the asst Emo ehoo'u ''NA
"'"' '''' CHAFFIN, STAPLES CO.,
a, Auctonetr rs.
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by II. McCorm lex, Auctionecr,
l4l4 Alain street.

OON CHOICE APPLE, PEAR. AND
! sUl|U PEACH TREES AT AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY, April "a, at ! Q O'Clock, Will sell ut my
store, ithoat reserve, .QEh APPLE, PEAR, and
pLsC,U TREES. all fresh from The nursery, and
cons s,ing OF the finest varieties. Would nalnc IN
part: ", =, ,,,so,.
PLES-FaTy Haryost, Red June. Maiden's
Pa,ssi, Domine, Romantic, Roxbury kusset
ARsmarle Pipplns, &c, &c.
i,EACurS-Eariy York, Crawford's Late, George
the Fourrh, &C.
pEAKS-Huchcss Bartlett, Bloodgood. Leckel
Flemish Beauty, Nacar OF Wakefield, &c.
| would most respectfully ask the attention u
those In xsRu of ~
CHOICE FRUIT TREES
IN this sxe as they are OF the fines varieties ant
can be confidently recommended. ~
~' II. MCCORMICK,
.n1oix AuctiOuecr.
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Riflln1oltd 1ispstth.
r,r,,v APRIL 2, 1876.

A,exard der Hermann, the prestidigit Ateur,
n ,,,syr,ed in New York on Saturday
~ "a Adelaide Scarsey, formerly in the kiraIty
s ~ for Two years at the Howard
ather cum, and later ono Of Professor
nrown,s yelocipcde troupe. Th e slsht.of-
bond professor showed bis thar .kfulness by
extracting I roll OF bills from ne pocket of
N,vor Wickbam. WHO marie ii them, and
thnn suddenly and mysteriorIsly making II
disannear while throwing it at the inter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-02
BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
nv w. tiOddin

SALE OF THREE
v ACRES OF LANDUN CHURCH HILL, IN
HIfTiItRtOURI'o Additions. NEAR TilIk-
TIETH sTREET.-By virtue of 4 decree of The
Chanccrv Court Of The city o: Richmond entered
on The 23d of February, So in the case oi Miller
rS. schneider. &C. We shall, rs special commits
sIoncrs thereby appon,ea, pro eed 10 sell at auc-
ton. on the premises. on MONDAY the 9TH OF
APRIL 1875. at Il? O'Clock J. NJ, the tract Of land
loratcd AS above, on which Mrs. Agnes schneider
nov resides, containing about three acres. mole or
less, with small dwelling thereon. TO he Suhdivded
into several smaller parcels according TO plat OF
survey to be exhibited at the time ii sale.
TERMS Enough in cash 10 defray expenses OF
&c and costs of suit including back taxes; balance
on creuit of ono. two. and three years for ncguii-
hle notes Interest added ana little retained I'LL all
OF The purcllu~e-moueY Is fully paid and Il convey
ancc ordered by the court.
JAMES LYONS,
JOSEPH Ian r. STERNE,
&. G.. GRISW0LD.
,n1 Special Commits toners.