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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-23

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May 30, 1879.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
+ b5s EA NE :aXs
$50 A. H.; leaves Dundee al lila r. NJ; leaves
Danyiie al 1:i7 F. M: leaves greensboro at s:5e
p NJ, leaves Salisbury at GIG z. M.; arrives al
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND New OR.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte al
5:55 A. NJ: leaves AIRLINE junction At $40 A.
n. leaves Salisbury at 1874 A. NJ; leaves Green's
boro' 81 1855 ?. M; leaves Danville at ]: Il p.
e az ppuase 81 fS9 a. Xii at
2. M. 81 00' ~ q fi''S a. ''nH'''l' . Or
TRAIN No. 3.-THRogGH MAn-NEw YORK
leaves Burkevillt at 1852 p. M; leaves Dundee al
1898 p. NJ; leaye Danville at 1899 p. M:
nt e. a Al
A. n; arrives al Charlotte at S:O3 A. III.
TRAIN. No. 4.-TIInoUGH Mail, Eastward
at 1853 P. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 8 A. 81. !:
leaves Da1yille at 6:Ze A. NJ: leaves Dundee Al
$50 Nj Rc lsavss B BY Sa Il 1885 A M
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBuRG 4 CCCMMoDATIoN.
tward-Leayei Richmond at 1920 a. NJ: ar.
al LEG p. NJ: arrives at Lypchburg at 4:2C P. a.
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEvILLE ACCoMMoDATIeN
Eastward = Leaves Burkeyile a. 4:43 A. NJ. ar
Train No. 2 connects ut Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ohio IA irOsd.
trains to and from Raeis ns and Gods5oro WIN
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with traint on the Richmond, FreGericksburs
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz
rinia Midland and Great Southern railroad, to ane
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ant
New York. -...-....,. r. a.-=
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos and2 connect at Charlotte witt
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE ran.
road 10 and from Greeuyille, Atlanta. Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte wis.,,
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad fol
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points,
Train No. connects at Burkevils with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and south western
points. and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orlean.
to New York. T. NJ. r. TALCOTl.
Engineer and Superintendent.
W. T. WEST, Master Of Trains. my 20
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT.
SE IS EkHcf MGAE TH rr Ger Of the
provisions Ct certain deed trust hearing aa,e On
the 9Th day OF July, 1871, from the virginia Nur-
ices duly recorded In the oce OF the clerk OF Hen
rico County Court. 10 secure the payment OF sum
of money therein mentioned, we SHALL IN lhs exc ,
cnton OF said trusI iherg thereto required by the
p pTemises. on WEDN ESD ~, i5lh, Of September,
1872 NJ the fa e scs 0F II ise
the usual NURSE RY BUILDINGS. and large and
beautiful grove Of oak trees The former SIZE OF Inc
dwelling house. situated in an attractive !ocailty'
near the Agricultural Fair-Grouuds, on The Hermit.
age road "a pupusr drive) within three-quarters OF
q mile of the city OF kichinoud; on wnlcn lano
there is now growing nursery stock estimated as
follows:
$4,000 three-year,old APPLE-TREEs, to 10
10000 t9o Two year. APpLE-TREEs, 6 to feet
An assortment a1nei of PEACH; PEAR. CHERRY.
APkIG9 IR and NECTARi is1rS IE sEd
PARAGUS-BEDS.
The Hermitage Nursery is the Oldest In Eastern
Virginia, and has an es, abshed trade through vir-
ginia and North Carolina. and IS unsurpassed by
any nursery in the country for reliability and excel
ence OF lis stock II produces the finest apple trees
grown in the United States. It's soil and ihe mid
ness OF the elm ate enable nurerymen 10 produce
trees in two years fully equal 10 those grown In
Pennsylvania aDd New York In three years, ana
afford digging nd shipping season almost through
Out the winter months. Situated near the spread
lug limits of a growing city. It's purchase wnud be
a handsome Investment independent OF the nursery
stock - o
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expenses of
executing this trust. and 10 pay rt six negotiaDie
thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent. per annun
from the oh Of July, 1875, until paid; the resi-
due Oh such terms as shall b. ANNOUNCED ut the time
of sale. RALELGH 1, DAN1EL' 3.
ia. RICHARDSON. -
...- Trust tees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctloneers.
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BY Z. D. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 9 North Fourteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
WEST MAIN STREET, AND NO. 1877 WEST
CAHY sTREET. RICHMOND AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES. ON SATUR-
DAY THE 2STH DAY OF AUGUST, 1875. AT S
O'CLOCK p. NJ. COMMUNICATIVE NO. 500.
Ry virtue OF certain deed Of trust from William b.
70 secure the payment of n certain bond therein
mentioned, and duly recorded In the Cbarcery
Court Of the city of Richmond, 10. B. 1U4 3, page
100, we shall, rs trustees OF the Merchants and
Nechan les Building Fund and Loan Association, of
ichmCnd, sell, as above stated, the proper ty men
tiOnedin SAID dred-lo wiki
That certain piece OF land with the buildings
thereon, consisting Of a :BBICK TENEMENT No.
500, Oh south side of Main between Madison and
Belyidere streets, fronting feet by 155 feet deep,
toan alley 16 ieet wide. ~.
And bY virtue of certain deed Of trust from
William b. Matthews aud lice T.. bis Wife, dated
the I'd dag OF February, 1875, TO SECURE The pay
ment OF 81 $50 and charges thereon IN certsini
bond therein mentioned, and duly recorded In The
CnaDcery Couri Of the city or Richmond I'D. B. los
and Mechanics Building Fund and Loan Associa-
tion Of Richmond sell, rs above stated, the pro-
perty mentioned In said 6eed-to wit: That Let of
land with I'LL the improvements thereon. consist.
lug OF BRICK DWELLING, No. 127. in the city
Of Richmond, fronting on the south line OF Cary
street seventeen feet six inches by one hundred feet
deep 10 an aIlev ten feet Wide.
said iInst-teeds aud siie amount or principal and
Interest or said horis, with all dues and fines there
on the balance upon such terms as VIII he an
i = sStsESs u j. THOMPSON BROWN, -
T.. d. EACHO, -s,4g.t.s, -
aul6 --.t-----1''@sss s----'--------T Trustees.
sale conducted by ED. AoHe, Auesioaeer.
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BY Y. NJ. Lee.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALU-
i ABLE PROPERTY LYING IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON NORTH FIFTH, SIXTH,
AND SEVENTH STREETS. KNOWN AS
"sMITu'S HILL" CONTAINING ABOUT
EIGHT ACRES.-By virtue Of deed of
trust executed by Miss D. s. Hughes to the
undersigned, bearing date June II. 1874, and
OF record In the clerks Office of the Richmond
Charc. ry Court, volume 103. a, page 297, being
RI oured so to 60 by the beneficiary in ssd Decd we
will sell at public auction. on WEDNESDAY The
25ih day OF August 1875. on the premises. begin
ming at O'Clock p. NJ, the property located as
above, called "SMITHS HILL" containing eight
This property Will he sold rs whole or divided
into lois. as may be deemed best the day Of sale;
and as 1t lies we'll for residences manufacturing
purposes, and being SD large body, within tive
minutes walk OF The Capitol, should attract the at
tention of capitalists map OF the property can
be seen at the office of the auctfonecr and VIII be
exhibited on the day Of sale.
TERMS: Cash as to so much as may be necessary
to pay the cost of executing this rst to pay note
of vi 900. with accrued interest thereon. and one
fourth OF $4,000, with interest thereon from June
IT. 1874, and for the remaining tbree-fourths OF
$4,000 ON q 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 as will be made known on. The
day OF SALE. $685.. ...s....... ..,.-. ,..,s
1t is believed that by an agreement more reason.
able terms can BE- mace on the day OF sale in FegaI
10 The cash payment. II. III. Lee, 81.
49, ASA SNYDER,
au IS -..~ a..." PEP Trustees.
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Experime atai science I'm Modern
EnupzafiOn.

In the d st place, then, | must declare Wy
d that no educated man can expect
10 really a his best possibilities OF usefulness
withort a practical knowledge OF the me
thods Of experimental science. Ii be is 10 ce
q pb assc4au. his whole success will depend
ON tie skill with which he can use these
graf tools Of modern civilization. II he Is
to Se q lawyer, bis advancement VIII ia no
1maH measure be determined by the soute-
ness with wtich he csn criticse the manner
In which tue same tools have heeE useo
be his own or his opponents c'ents.
IL he is to be Clergyman, he must take
sides in the great conflict between meology
and science, which is now raging IN the
world: and unless he wishes to pfay the part
ofthe doughty ku.gst Don Quixote, and think
| he ia winning great victories by knocking
| down the imagisary universities which his
! ignorance has set up, he must tr5 tue steel OF
bis adyersary,s blade. Let nae he fully un-
derstsod. It is not to be expected or desired
that many of oar students Should become
professional men of science Xde places OF
eu1soyment for scientific men axe but lew,
and more 10 the future than in the past they
via naturally be secured by those whom IA.
tuce has endowed with specs aptitudes or
tastes sually the signs Of aptisudes-to III,
ySStlgate Off taWss L uaI oNA SoNa~I 49,
always offer au honorable career TO her men
Of genius we have every Fesson 10 expect
and these born students of nature Will usushS
follow the lasin indications OF PROVIDENCE
without encouragement or direction irsn
u.s. 1t is different, however, with tae
great body of earnest stadents who are
conscious of 80 special aPttudes, but Who
ARE desirous of doing the best tntnS
to fit themselves for usefulness IN tne WorSa ,
and feel that any system OF education IS
radically defective which does not com pfsse
sufficient training in the methods OF expert
!. mental science to make the mass OF our eau
Gated men familiar with this tool OF modern
civilization, so that when hereafter new con-
quests over matter are announced, and great
discoveries are proclaimed, they may be able
not only to understand but also to crlticlse
the methods by which the assumed results
baye been reached, and thus be in posItlon
Ito distinguish between the true and the
false. Whether We will or not we must 1--we
under the direction of this great power OF
modern society, and the only question IS
whether We will be its ignorant slave or its
intelligent servant. - Professor j. p. Cooke,
in Popular Science Monthly for September.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Successor 10 Lyme e Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and AuctioIeer,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
TER ACRES ST HUNGARY STATION, SIX
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON The RICH,
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
Lie AUCTION.-By request Of the owner, who rr-
sides in Richmond shall sell upon ihe premises ut
gust, S75. that excellent LIPTLc. FARM AS de-
scribed above. now occupied ard rented by +. i.
sutton. ESD. The improvements consist OF COM
Portable frame dwelling about four rooms kitchen,
stable &c. There some 800 choice fruit trees
asparagus beds SO yards long; fine vinevard; and
splendid meadow or fifteen or twenty acres. This
chase Il nice home accessible as TO enable him
10 20 10 business in the city by morning irain. and
at once anu erTs will BE- quite liberal ard al SALE
Parties tcsirir to attend sale can leave Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad depot ut ~ O'Clock L. ~,
and return by tain same evening.
ROBERT r. LYME,
au LIS, WIS, II Tu,W&Th Auctioneer.
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BY Augustine Royal,
Successor 10 Moody & Royall,l
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
Office corner Seventh aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE HAND
J. SOME AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF MAN
cHEsTGE,r Va, on IUF SPA AITGGSSTI
THE PREMISE Shy virtue of deed of
trust executed 10 the undersigned trustees for the
Mural Building aud Loan Association cf the city
OF Richmond by William h. AIlderdice and Sarah
4. his wife. dated 9th day OF July. 1874 duly re-
corded in the Hastings Court clerks rhice of The
city of Manchester Va, d. B. vo ume !, page III,
We shall sell at public auction tbeing required
dol on the day above named, NINE HANDSOME
BUILDING LhTS OH the west line OF Thirte enth
street between Stockton and verett streets. 'front.'
ing each 80 feet and running back IL s feet 10 an
alley 6 feet. s.t-s-.5 -ss..7.s-. p
These beautiful lots are situated in au improving
portion of city. conveniently located, and command
a fine view. There are several handsome residences
lately erected near these lots, which make them
very attractive. Those who desire 10 look at the
lots before day of sale will call .on the auctioneer,
who will take pleasure in showing them or giving
any information desired. This valuable property
should attract the attention of those seeking invest
ments or desiring to secure q fine building Site.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable noIes bearing six
per cent interest from DAY Of SALE secured by
Qeed. j. THO MPSuS BROWN,
II. &. 6. HARTMAN,
'5t@'sz2.t s. A. WINSTGCk,'S
au20. -.~at s@....l - trustees.
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- BY e. d. Eacasc, ao,
Real Estate Agent and aucnoneci'
No. g north FOuEteeDm strceG
By Richardson i Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneets,
No. LIES Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TW d4s n TMS
VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS ~ THE
C&ayNIY OF ORESTERF1ELD: MAJ
TOWN OF MANCHESFBR, By A9cl Ia LoS. ~
Nc Urine Of the provisions of certain oS ISsa a
snnst hearing dateise 18TH day OF dahnats i g.
srn Iuy recorr d. q the eiefks office Gf l9
Cart Of Chesterfield. from William q. Aiuefu a'd
md wife to 8. w Farrar. John a. Meanlsy, apn e
q. wiley vs,sfustees for the Fast. ss GILLETTE
yan1 Company, TO secure The payment Oh III ne
ohiipaions of debt therein mentioned. we sns, 40
trnstses sell by euciion, on the premises. on Nh
ia the % inetapt, at O'Clock 4. NJ, EN ,to
r. Wo VALUABLE BU1LD1NG LOis ln eIe
county of Chesterfield, near the town on manTn 90
ter designated by the Nos. 20. ~, 70, aao e
fronting together 1872 feet; Nos l: q o. So ~
and n fronting together 275 feet ana Eos or,
ak az and3 fronting together LOO Ieet-ai on
the south side Of Hull street.
Eor n more particular description OF saiu iFv
erty reference Is hereby made 10 dred lro o.
TeIry and wife to said Alder dice, dated uhe Sta,
1879. and recorded In the clerks ONCE OF stre
1;ounty Court Of Chesterfield, IN Deeo-booH o.
page $50. ,.s,fu,,- Tho e,nenses Of
executing this trust and to pay of the sum OF sSSv
The r.sdue payable In six and twelve NOUNS nseo
tsble notes to be given for the deferred pay
with Interest added, and secured oy oeea Oh trust
Will i"'s' :. W. FARRAR,
JOHN A. MEAELEI,
Il. WILEY DAVIS,
Prr1,.RnaoS & Co., Auctioneers. au IL
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Of tobacco from sonr head 10 your mouth,
Or otry what sort-of treat you are going to
give sour friends. you light one cigar TO
smoke on your way he ,rae. Alas! you fitd
It Of rank and acrid 4 .vor, getting more maui
seous as ts nears the Otter end, and you are
soon confrmedin your original conclusion
that there is no 81 .ch thing as good cigar 70
he had in Franc q.
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BY Bobert Z. Lyme,
successor 10 Lyme & Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No, 1912 Main street.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A FIRST
Il CLASS AND COMMODIOUS TOBACCO
FACTORY. Or STtMMEkI, CORNER OF
AND CARY STREE
request OF the heirs OF the late Robert A. Mayo de-
ceased, shall sell ut public auction, unon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY. I'd of September. 1878. at
5 O'Clock Z. NJ, that COMPLETE AND PIX
tECTLY ARRANGED FOUh STORY BRICK
AND-TINSED TOBACCO FAt TORY located as
above. The main building Is 40 by l5S feet, four
stories high, with three wings and courts Has TWO
frouts-one on Twenty-ffth street. for receiving,
n nd one on Cary, for shippug-which Is great adj
vantage in economy OF labor and spsce. For
s,emnery 1t Is admirably suited, with tine southern
exposure. BY extending the wings IL can, at small
cost be made good deal larger II necessary
There are many advantages that can only be Sp-
preciaied by being The light aud ventilation
are from all sides of the building. and very perfect
The modern appliances of steam-hcdting, steam
elevator. &C.. may be purchased OF the present oc-
cupantS, Messrs. =. II. Mayo ( Brother, who viii
take special pleasure in showing The premises to
any one desiring examine them prior 10 the day
of sale.
POSSESSION may be had January /, 1876.
The 10; fronts 66 by l5S deep tmore or less) to an
alley 8 feet wide.
TERMS will he: One-fourth cash !; residue at six,
twelve and eighteen months, six per cent interest,
ARRANGEMENTS can br made to .xend them 10 one.
two three, four and five years, If desired; title 10
~ retained until all or the purchase money paid
he special attention Of manufacturers Is called
10 this sale. ROBERT b. LIZ NE.
6uciiOnper.
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Did YOU ever see man beaten at a game
of ouoits who didn't want to stop and discus
it ?-NeU York Commercial.
rBut bow many of your readers know that
discus ID QUOT y
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ALASKA, PONDER -hest pleparation
a in ass Ger Sssaing Estal, MasAias psipt
&e housekeecess rs Is 81 pastIeai
1e5 ASsatS
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3. ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT yALU-
Il ABLE aILL-SITF, WITH TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES. IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
KNOWN AS GAINEs,s MILL, OF TUE COLD
HARBOR ROAD, NINE MILES FROM RICH
MoAD; ALSO, TWSETY-FivE AGKES OF
VALUABLE WOODLAND NEAR THERETO.
By virtue of deed Of trust executed to as tr,Is
tee OH the 27th or May. 1874, by William f.
Gaines, and duly corded -in-the clerks Office Of
Hanover County Court, 10 secure certain bond
therein mentioned. and default having been made
In payment OF said bond, l SHALL IN part execution
thereof, being requifed so to do by the beneficiary.
sell ut public auction, on The premises, OH TUES.
DAY the Gath Gay OF August, 1875. at 8 O'Clock
7. NJ, portion OF the property therein described
as follows sasrs. .a-.r . rss n. .-.s..
. That certain MILL-SITE, with TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF LAND adjacent thereto, In the eounty
of Hanover, on the Cold Harbor road: 'and known
as Gaines's Mill, conveyed 10. said Gaines by The
Z, us,ees of William and Mary College by their deed
dated about 1861. Also. TWENTY-FlYG ES
OF WOODLAND near 10 and about three.quar-
tiers OF mile southwest OF The said mi-site. apd
on the road leading 10 MechanIcsyile, and acjoin-
Ing the lands Of Thsddeus Tally, Walker Hogan,
and Parks Martin, and conveyed to said Gaines by
William ). Overton about 1853. -
TERMS: Made known AT sale. t.z. g.-..f.t s
4. a. BROWN, DR., Trustee.
j. THoMpSoN BROWN, ,Auctioneer. Els.
5,7l 3sZ1,Z3,24
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To prevent her lover from "goiug back !"
on bis promise, u Detroit girl always intro.
duces him to her friends as "my intended
husband"
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-" CANTON INSIDE LINE."ess%iMJlzs

~ Sss,ssa2stsn
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
PRI.WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER LIST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line Will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twenty-second and Dock streets, making close con-
necu OH each "Trip ut Canton, Md, (tast Baltnere)
with the PhilaGelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Rallroad Company for PhiladelDhia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged al
Richmond Rates rs low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich.
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canlon Inside Line" and sent to the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadet-
pbia. , :
Freights received daily IN Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. For further Information apply TO
i. b. TATUM, Agent,
Ocices Twenty-Second and lock streets
und Ninth and Main streets, or 10
Is. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Pht'adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Ralroad
Pailadelphia. @-. '.s .-'H- is9
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RICHMOND, FREp'G 6 POTOMAC r. r. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND May 80, 1872
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

We 10a1SGo
1856 P. n, DA1 NAIL leaves Byrd-Street Sta
- ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
THE STEAMER K EYPORT al
Quanuco, with trains of the Baltl'
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria--due IN Baln.
more at 500 P. NJ; and at Washing
ton with the Baltimore and PotOma,
-,+ railroad for Baltimore and the Noru
and West
o:2OP. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Streel
. : station Sundays exceptsdb connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
sos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TEAM fc,
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad.St
station Sundays excepted.
SAM, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Stresl
station (Mondays excepted
1870 P. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Strset sta
s:s7A,M, Aa3CNcIUMIeDATIoN TRAIN arrive,
at Broad-Sreet station Sundays ey.
cepted). e.-
Parlor-cars on day trains. .-.-.
Pullman sleeping-cars on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Broad.
Street station on TUESDAY, THU RSDAY, ant
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol all points North anc
West. s# =.
Through bills Of lading and rates given TO al
principal points North and West ...
BY order Of General Superintendent.
G. A. TAYLOR,
mv31 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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BY Paine, Cnbell 4 Co., A'scdoneers.

BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMoRALs'
Is MEMS AND BOYS HATS, ...,. ii.
CLOTHING, &C, &c, .....
BY. H". AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY the 25th instant, commenc.
ing al ] on O'Clock, we will sell At our warehouse
Ia rpe and desirable assortment OF
BOOTS, SHOES. and BALhORALS,
NES'S and BOYS Flu and WOOL HATS,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, DRAWkRS,
HOSIERY, &C.;
all fresh goods, Just received.
ALSO,
A lot of STOCK GOODS, In good order, and COM
prising many desirable goods.
On THURSDAY the goth instant We Will sell at
the store of A. L. ELLETT & Co the balance OF
their stock Of
the two sales giving fine opportunity 10 buyers.
PAINE, CaBELL s. CO.,
ou23 AuctioneerS.
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EOR RENT, STOKE AND BASE.Ms
l. MEST. No. Oil MAIN STREET. at III
present occupied by MesSrs. Neng & Brother. Pos
St ssion given October 1st To an acceptable tenant
the will be placed In perfect repair. Il pply 70
NOSE MILLHISEk,
jy 21-lm III ia <sFs -: 1909 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-23
By Thomas W. keesce, Auctioneer.
No. 2 Governor street.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Il AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG.
TOMAS the executor OF Mrs. elizabeth t. Blair
I will sell at rasld. nee No. 632 north. Seventh
street on TUESDAY. 24th Instant, commencing
ar o O'Clock. HOUSEHOLD and KIT CHEN FUR
NITUKE, consisting of
PAELOR, CHAMBER. DINING ROOM,
AND
KITCHEN FURS1TURE, CROCKERY, &C.
ALBERT BLAIR, Executor.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. kEEsEE. Guc-
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