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SPAIN.
rtnL1HT DEFEATS,

MADRID. Jan. 1D.-1he MiniBter ol War llaa
received dispatches announcing that aoyersl
bands OF Carl[ats have boon bndly defeated by
the National troops Ia tho Departments Of Dar-
colonn and Navarro.
Tbs truth Of yestcrday's diaquleting 1sports
from Spain ID tloniod. The Eumors were Bot for
ward by tho CartiBts.
1hs Duke OF Parma denies that elthor Counts
Caaorta hnd Dasio or himself nrs about to aban-
don the ca,lsa Of Don Carlos.
r. Union states that Marshal Berfauo has ar
rived in Paris.
CHURCH PROPERTY RESTORED,
1IADulD Jatl. lJ.-A decroc has been issued
for tAs EostoIRtiou to the Church OF all the &C.
cles,ssteal property not included In tho Rs-
donlptton fund.
rAErs, Jau. ls.-senor ssgasta has declined
tho Epan!ph AlncRssadofehip 1T l'ar!a.
INDEMNITY PROMISED.
Tho Madrid Government has informed Ger
many TINT complete satisfaction Wil b1 given for
rho outrage the brig Gustav immediately upon
tln receipt OF full dispatches from Its rcrreacn-
tatiya TT Berlin. II ia thought in Berlin that
nleply reparason will l,o mauo. because 1t la Of
great intsrsAt to the spanish Government to do
priyn tue Opposition of al opportunity to attack
it. Which foreign repsianla and Catlists would
afford.
IlExpAYr Jan. 13-f)on Carlos has gone to
Durango to hold coullril Of war.
The l'arllst cavalry on Sunday approached
within mglss Ut FA1ouela. Tho reception Of
AlpAouBo nt yalenciR WAS less cuthusinstlo than
| 1t Barcelona.
MAp,s1p Jan. 1s.--The priest Alcnlon, Carlist
leader, has been brought to th|s city prisoner
, 1875-01-14

kearts OF thu AMERICAN peuplo
Mr. I,ayard SAID his rights hero to comment
tho United stateB nera secured to Mm hy law,
ami lle proposed to ,lso that right nccnrtiIug to
| the dicfatea Of his own co1solrn.o. What le
said q! TIM 0tlicer saia calIuly nllst delbcr-
| atoly, aud no repeated y now. Sheridan bai
| drawn uisgraeo ,ipUu Ll,tself W lis own
tho .sn,s,tcan people, 10 read the dispatch
Of Sheridan. md thou say il o was lit to brrntha
tuu uir Ut Hoputc, II tho iGlea recommended
u Sheridan should DO carried out lie would DO
tue only 1uan f,oo aud every body else would Eest
snhject to hia will. No matter What 1espcct ho
Gtasartll Mleht have far tl1b military officer, he
hero pr.tessesl ha superior admiration aud rr-
sFeet to- the power ot law which tle glorich Of
q Aodicr sl.onlA not DO lnRu0 to gurpass.
Mr.. Logan tpld slnca tue sut!atos lad repeated
! bis attaca upon sheridan he I.ogah} would eHy
that the Ie'i,ark Of til.t Hct,ntor that Sheridan
wa. ,sot lit to breathe this air Vt Nepab[c was
III Invitation to tie White l.oas suers to asssssl-
nate HIM. II ho wei net tit to live In q 1tepubtlc
ho Bhnul,l die. Tho Democrats Ill Tits chamber
AaI denounced Sheridan moro aluce 4o wrotn
| LAWS anl thu whole Reballinn during tho four
yeara it "as laundering NJ the Constitution oi
| the country.
lIo next referred to the speech OF the Senator
fronl North Carolina (Mrrrinou} III to peaca e4.
ie;IuH III that btato. and Enlta tho only rrasol
why pease pxlated there tottay WIS BECAUSE the
| Goycr,l1.ent tried tl.o Ku-K1ux aud ssut thcm Il
tho Csu!tent:ary, PEesldu1t tlsant told tho peo'
| pla Ut tho htato they ln,ist stop their ousraHet
U lte would make shen, and they had to s:ul
| through fear.
lie irss read from The testimony at John 3
Gvls!on, Of Georgia. tusen by committee OF til.
Scuata to investigate hul1thern ou&raees. H.
(Los2u) did aut know ii il wuA the sa.ue Joi!.
q. Gordon HOW Senator. That HoatleMan coult
snswes for hilpsclt. Before that Committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-05
- By Augustine RoyalL
Successor TO Moody 8 Royall,) 81.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Aornhpcfar Ua

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRULY
IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. va,
AT The CLOVER BILL MINIS. AND WITHIN
FEY YARPs 4E THE Gh9xSk . Ill.,
OF EXCELLENT LAND.-By virtue OF the pro-
visions of a deed of trust executed TO the under
trustee by as and
9Th day of August, $40. and duly recorded in the
County Court clerks office, D., B. volume SO,
page Peg !Seng Teaa,Ted SO TO 90 oy e 6eae
on a' lie IL Ninth l DAY OF NOVEMBER. SIS, at
IL O'Clock NJ, the property located as above.
this coal ied; the soil is excellent and produces
we'll and hers Is now grsy%nE on L. 9s variety Of
HE sats of culiyation. being adapted to and
having been used for years as u narket-Rarden-
The improvements consist Of three dwelling
and one of the largest and most conveniently. ar
ranged store and dwelling-h0uses In this section;
the main store room Is 1896 with u shea at
makI 6 four buildings In all, and has always been
considered Of the best country stands for busl
ness In the county. There are barns, stables. and
excellent water Ia the yard, and good lce.house.
This property being in the midst of this coal field
accessible by raii.o convenient to churches,
schools and mills and the mines should engage the
attention Of capitalists. Its proximity 10 the mines
insures good and reliable tenants, and with few
repairs could te made to Yield rent OF 1850
year. A ready sale is found for vegetables and a
good living could be made from the garden alone
and the sale Ice. This property adjons the lands
OF The Clover Hin Railroad Company; James n.
Cox, and The Anderson estate The mineral right
docs not go with The property. For further infor-
nation concerning this property, address The un-
dersigucd or the aucttoneer who will take pleasure
In furnishing The same. .,l..ta. a.4,.. 35S&
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
executing the trust and pay OFF and discharge three
thereon at ten per cent. from August s, 1870, Ill
paid and the residue upon credit Of one and two
years. the deferred pay ments to be secured by a
deed of trust. gJ, i. - 81 y. 3. hOORE,
oc pa - Trustee.
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A RICHMOND SONG IN DEMAND. -[Frem the
J, Chicago Tribune i" Say, can you sing
that-er lovely new, song, th-er, um, about
the fellows mother, you know" said an In.
definite but agreeable young man the other
J evening at small social gathering to the
prima donna Of the OCCASION. (Which
young man, and what about bis mother "
answered the lady, because there is a good
: deal Of mother in the ballad literature of the
present" ct err don't know exactly, you
know-um," replied the young man. "Was
it, Mother, Kiss Me In My Dreams or 'Just
Before the Battle, Mother or sLemme Kiss
Him for his Mother,' or Thinking, Mother
Dear, of You,' or sMosher, Come Back from
the Echoiess Shore,' or Dear Mother, I've
Come Home to Die (which ?" responded
the beautiful and accomplished girl. "No,
no." said the enamored youth; "none of
those-it's something about the old woman's
getting old. oh, I know" he concluded,
/, with a burst Of relief conviction, and inteIli.
gence.; ait begins, 'Mother's Teeth are
Falling Out" The assembled company
rose with enthusiasm and unanimity, and
were just about banging him to the front.
gate post, when bis quick perceptions enabled
him to discover that the title of the piece was
g Fathers Hair is Turning Gray" The
young man stated in justification that he
had 8 poor ear for music and bad memory
Tor dates.5e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-05
BY w. Goddin and Bronaugh & Taylor,
s...rs.a.F kuctiopeprs. -ass :,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA LARGE
~ AMOUNT OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN MANgHESTER an AND IN CH ES
GoUETY GEA r IT,, TO aAMCH nSs
iss5, IN The case Of Males sdminissratriI IS. W.
sepoutss WIFE
ns5ssr q hsA EAS s so IL the
aASiSsE foT e the
tending from Perry TO McDonoueh street. each
1855 by 1872 feet, on one Of which therei body OF
6's x rss Fa ns
and granite carriage way In front, aud having
fine view Of RICHMOND.
pcth line Of Porter s;re;t between Ffih and Sixth
| streets, having. thereon EIGHT TENEMENTS.
This property will be sold as whole or divided Into
several parcels, as may be deemed best at The hour
Also. The HALE-ACRE LOT No. 1858. fronting
Perry street 1872 feet, running back 165 feet on
Also, HaLF-AcRE LOT No. 242, fronting IS
feet on Seventh street, running back 1872 feet.
esch on Fourth strs e running back 125 feet to an
m IHhs MfSes sa ssss 81 s9
Also, a TRfANG uLAR LOT adjoining the above.
Also; q TRIANGULAR LOT fronting on sha
Also, LOT on Fifth street, fronting SO feet, be-
tween Perry and McDonough streets, run ming back
Irregular &c pth to the canal
'Aise, LOT No. 254. with the LARGE MANSION,
&c. thereon. fronting 1876 feet on Sixth sueef, rum
ming back 1872 feet. -. -
Plats will be exhibited at the sale.
After the sale OF the ast-named lot, and In front
of Mr.. Brander's residence, that valuable TRACT
ICELAND In Chesterfield county about three miles
from Manchester, on the west side of the Warwick
road, and extending to the Broad Rock road, oppo-
sile The present residence Of Mr. w. 81. Rranoer,
containing TWO HUNDRtD AND SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES, adjoining the lands Of Messrs Jo-
seph Walker, w. Mayo. Jasper CLAYTON, and F. j;
Moseley. This land will be divided Into several
smaller parcels, part of which Is heavily set in
wood and timber. and on another part there Is
SMALLDWELL1NG,c containing five rooms, and
a hay-b barn. 80 a54 ..3YJ ~ .s#.l j. Of e.,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve.
eigh zen, and twenty-four mouths for negotiable
notes, interest added. and title retained till all Of
'A -, ~, 49, w. ". COSBY,
: sa'' - .-3HC. G. MCRAE, =,
MOO .aa.4.a .=r-.:.. commissioners
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BY Robert B. Lyme, :.
successor to Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
OIL No. 1912 Main street.

THE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES in
recorded in the County Court Of Henrtco on The
oath OF October. 1877, WIN offer for sale at public
auct' on, to the highest bidder. on "WEDNESDAY
the 9th DAY of November. 1875, the following
TRACTS OF LAND, sItuatedin the lower part OF
list. tract containing NINETY-THREE AND
FOUR.TENTHS ACKES. being tue said Seldom r.
miles below the city Of Richmond, adjoining the
I'Yariua farm, formerly occupied by his iatner,
IA III. Akin. UDon this place there Is an excellent
NV ELLlNG OF six rooms, with convenient OUT
houses. The land is good and this Is very attrac'
tive place. -,
ao SG z THEE HIRE E HUNDRED' AND SEVENTY
TWO ACRES, and another tract called "Barra-
teers,n containing ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TX.TWO ACR ES. These two tracts are q part or
the original (" Chafnn Farm" and lie on both SIDES
of the Osborne turnpike road about SIX miles from
Richmond. These are both good farms. Inc hrst
fronts on James river and has on 1t some frst Tte
loM:grounds with good uplands c9 CON goe
farm, with a small DWELLING on It
TIE Ysrina farm will, be sold at the dwelling
house, on the premises at IL o'clock NJ, aud the
other two farms at the dwelling house Oh The tract
Of 972 acres, now occupied BY Asher Can1eld, at
half.past o'clock of the said 10th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1875 Or fair, or on next fair day thereaflerl
The last two farms VIII be offered together or sepa-
rately, or In parcels to suit purchasers.
the parties, one fourth cash: balance at one two:
and three years for negotiable noles with interest
at six per cent added from day Of sale, secured by
deed of trust on properly SOLD.
= - - - E 2oHs q Y 'aGNsss1LY,
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Sale conducted by ROBERT B!LYNE, Auctioneel
oc2S, 90 90 .&3 0uo5 9.&lesS rstiG .=Ef

TXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE IN ORANGE COUNTY,
decree Of the October term OF Orange Circuit
Court viii offer at public sale, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, November 25,. 1875. That valuable
ESTATE known IS ..W0oDhIs Icy, = formerly m 5Gy
ceased, containing 575 ACRES, situated in Orange
county, near Madison Run station and about three
miles from Orange Courthouse, adjoining the
Montpelier estate 1.-THE home Of PRESIDENT Madisonl
the lands Of Colonel john Willis, Colonel Garrett
Scott, ID. IA. Burnsrd. ald others. at5f
The land is OF the finest chocolate soil and In
good state Of cultivation, improved by large aud
commodious FRAME DWELLING containing
twelve rooms, extensive lawn and enclosures, fine
old sbade-rees. all the necessary out buildings, ETC.
About one-third of the land is In timber, most Of
which is original growth, and well watsrpd. I~,
TERMS OF SALE: One-foufth cash; the balance
in three equal tnstalments-one,t TWO, and three
years; the purchaser to give bonds with good per-
sonaI security bearing six per cent. interest from
the whole purchase money Is paid. -
will take pleasure in showing the property 70
any persons Wishing to purchase on or before the
day of sale. ILL., ~ .LEW1S H. LEE,
Executor OF j. 81. Lee deceased.
j. II. HOUSEwORTH. Auctioneer. no 1.eodSt*
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MN1srEsfzl CHAsGE.-The Rev. Mr.
Boggs, Tor the last two years pastor Of the
Southern Methodist church Of Kansas City,
takes bis departure this morning for Rich.
mond, Va, TO rejoin his former Conference
We believe this change Is alike regretted by
pastor and people. Mr.. Boggs is an able,
earnest, and faithful minister, and during bis
atay In Kansas City has won the esteem and
friendship OF people of all denominations.
whose &rdial wishes accompany him to bis
new deld OF ministerial iabor.-kdnsds City
4 MOI Journal, October 26tt. $50
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Acigar manufacturer has entered the po-
lisical field Ia Dubuque as candidate for
alderman. He is said to have some very
strong PACKERS. : Commercial Advertiser.
And his friends are putting him up good
deal, we suppose.--Neu Haoen Journal.
And he'll take the g stump." of course
Boston Post. But. really, where can he find
his match? p Hartford Times. He would
try fresh brand, coneha seef-Nor,oich
Bulletin, suppose be, is an I" old soger,'
can't be " Gsger 20 on the election? Boston
Traveller. This Is q nice way to regalia
selves Ciaaciaaah Times. ,'a ~ !
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RIcHMoND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD CoNpsy
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May 80, 1878. !
GCHEDITLE OF TRAINS TRAIN

L
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May 80, ls7b'
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN NJ
~ 1.--CHARLoTTE EXPRESS, westward-Leaye.
Richmond at sos A. 81; leaves BurkeyiIie :,
iS:35lh; H.; leaves Dundee at I:14 P. M. leaves
Pssys a. alsp M sayss
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw YORK ASD NEW On.
5zs M esyes 1irine JsOsso Sss sse 4
leaves Salisbury at 1874 A. IL; leaves Green's.
5oro, at 1885 p. n. leaves Danvile at Flap
NJ; leaves Dundee At l:2o z. ~; leaves Burke.
p. d. '''
TEAM No. 8.-THRouGH MAIL-NEw yopv
FOR TIE soUTH-Leavex Richmond at Lag P. NJ:
1898 r. NJ; leaves DanviIIe at 1885 P. H. y
leaves Greensboro ut 2:45 A. NJ leaves Saii:bnrs
ut SGT A. n: leaves Airline Junction at 7:55
TRsIN No. 4.-THRouGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves t'harlotte at 915 p. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at 1888 r. NJ; leave, Greensboro at 8 A. ST.:
leaves DsnyiIc at sos ,: NJ; leaves Dundee at
riVe5 at Richmond at 2:22 p. M.
| TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCHBCgG ACCOMMODATION.
Westward.Leaves Richmond at s. "A: NJ; arrives
at BurkevIlle at 12:43 =. NJ: leaves Burktyille AZ
1870 r. M; arrives ut Lypehburg at 400 p. NJ.
No tickets 10 points be, ond Burkeville VIII be sold
TRAIN No. 8.-BuRKEyrLLE acconNopAr ror
Fastward-Leayes tRurkeytle At A:43 A. NJ; ar.
rives at Richmond at sos Am.
Train No. connects ut Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. and connect ~ Greensboro With
trains to and from Paleigti and Goldsboro'.
All through trains COM ect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with trains on the Richmond. Fredcricssbu
and Potomac railroad, and WASHINGTON City, Wiz.
gipIa Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phlladephia, and
New York. zIEf -
Trains Nos. 8 aud connect ut Richmond with
the II Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rai.
road trains to and f.om Baltimore and eastern
points. n no. -
Trains Nos. and Q connect a. Charlotte With
trains on the Atlsnta aud Richmond Airline rail.
road to and from Greenyille, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and ali SOUTH
western points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southe m points.
Train No. 4 connects at Burkeyille with the At.
lantic, Mississippi ana ohio railroaG, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, aud all southwestern points.
Ticsets sold TO all southern aud southWe
points, and baggage checked through.
Upbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans.
Pullman sleepeys on all night trains.
Local tickets are good only for a continuous pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket. No lay.
over checks win be gtveb.
~ tIif#F T. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
.lr-.a#fS- Engineer and superintendent.
W. T. WEST, Master Uf Trains. - e27
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10 by Grul ID h Williams, 81
Real Estate 81 eats and Anctioneers,
Eleventh street sexypen Maip aud Bank.

TWO .yALUA BILE LOTS ON GRACE
III STREET BET WEEN MADISON ANlMOE.-
R0E sTRNETS. WITH S4ALL BRICK TEN E.
MENTS THERE 81, AT AUCTIONSWe xiltseIl
at auction, upon he preanases. on FRIDAY the-Sh
s,raSe BUILDI NG LOTS, with BRICK TEHE-
MENTS Thereof cortasnaug three rooms eaeh. SIN.
ated on the nor Oh side II Grace Eyeet Opposite inc
ese lots frorn three feet each, and run BACK
leue hundred and fifty feet to an alley, no mose
fonnd i'm the city. aud no properly Is likely 70 I'M
ifproye more rapidly tn vaiue.and general deslfa'
IEsHs One fourth cash; balance atfcar. eight.
and twelve months for notes secured by deed OF
trust GkUBbS " H'LLiAms.
nos AuCu0Leels..
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Pos's REKAINs ToBE REAovED.-It appears
that Il Is finally decided to transfer the re.
mains and monument Of Edgar A. Poe from
'tbe, obscure lot now occupied ia the rear of
Westminster cburch.yard, corner Green and
Fayette streets, to more conspicuous posi-
don. in. front OF the church, In the same
graveyard. The lot has been secured, and
che removal and dedication will take place
as soon as practicable. - Baltimore Sun, Aft.
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By James n. Taylor& Son,
Real Estare Agents and Auctoneers'
eSsce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT VALUABLE TBREE-sToRY
l. BRICK ST ORE AND DWELtiarMIGr " IH Hh
s6JoIEiNG THE BALLARD HOUSE, Fob
sALEAT AUC1ION.-At the request OF the owner 9sss
premises. on MONDAY The 9th day OF November,
1876, at O'Clock r. ~, that. desirable BkaG "a
STOKE and DWELLING No III E, as ABOVE e. TO- q,
ali the modern improyemt nts. and kitchen with
three rooms sll In good order. The i0t fronts
80 al q feet running hack about 90 feet. The 10
cation of this properly renders 1t suitable Tor al.
most any kind Of business, and the facs tnat IL
Yields a good income should be sufficient induce
ment for any one TO purchase, elmer lor specula-
TERMS: One third cash; the balance at six and
and secured by deed Of trust
>nN JAMES n. TAYLOR & SON,
NOD ..--z - Auctioneers.
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By j. Thompson Brown, -
Real Estate Agent and Aucrisneer,
1l13 Main street.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
Il DON'T MISS THE Opportunities Great
cIosinr-out sale OF more lssan 10000 volumes OF
STANDARD BOOKS, 81,
in sets and single volumes, at 1902 Main street,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud 3 A T az r D Al
NIGHTS.at TX O'Clock.
perfect. he greatest chance eyer offered to re-
pIenisb libraries. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
no 4-3t - Aacnoneer.
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/ R1cHMoND AND PETEhsBUaG RAlLRoAD}
s%'tn14t ~ 40 COMPANY. (
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875,
" trains on this road will runas follows:
t p LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun.
:-S-----1d day.. connecting for NIL points South
and West. Sleeping car attached runs
TAG A. NJ, FREiGHT RI AIN daily texcep, Sun.
day), with coach attached. for Peters
burg. and stations gu the Southslde
road, Lvnchhurg, and the West
145 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South aud West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close come elton at Petersburg for
Norfolk, Elegant D. rlor.car attached
= runs through to Weldon.
500 p. NJ, FRtIGHT daily texceptsunday), with
coach attached. -
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:s0 A. NJ, FREIG 1T TRAIN daily Except Sun.
dayt with coach attached: 1872
1855 A. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily, e9nnsctinss
with HIchmoRd, Fredericksburg and
PotoTac railroad for all poists East
500 p. NJ. a1 FFs i f daily Except sundayh
.7:s5 P. b., THKoUGH MAIL daily Except su1-
day., connecting with hiehm no1! q
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for aifpoints East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached. running through
- s--@--~--; To- BaIfImore:. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
aud all points North and Wet.
The MAIL TR AIMS Will rot stop between hlcn'
niond aud Petersburg except at Chester.
Passengers for Charleston, Columbus, Au2usA,
Savannah, Florida, and Southwest Georgia, VINO
leave Richmond by morning trains, are inlorm sS
that this line is the only one that connects through
without delay or break IN schec ue. ,,u,
Trains on Glover Hill raiirnan leave Glover hiil
pits at $50 A. NJ and returning viii leave Chester
at 2:40 2. III. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
III nd irNS leaving Petersburg will start from
~ Ok eer A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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=aUsYsaoN sALEs-future Dass.
& 81 Frsnk D. Hin, 81
Rcaa Eahte xRent and Auctionees Sss.
q - s q 81 Ma sing Mpfft street.
uor1on SALE OF yAL q j. I N s:s,1s,

!. ss1I1uTInH SALE OF Y ALUABLEN NEW
Al HpffIEnWELLTSG No.419 EAsTLEIGH
sTREEI BETWEEN FsUsIH, an sNp & flf er1s.s
IN ~, tho ,,relfiaea will, at the reguestOf fhe
as from si snsgI fgr T MS
nj auction that yers desirable BRICF DIV .,ss
hrSek with wide hail, eight rooms in house. ingilo-
ing lie wing; az the modern e.
TIE hoi1se "a well built. with comp
rsn verands yard paved and BACK IN
and below and y comgiets an eY sr ,sss
TERMS Very reasonable, and VIII oe 1oM ,et
on cny OF sale. The house can be pufcnssea PIT
yateiy before the day III sale. ~ sit,5, f,.Zftes
FOR further infor nation apply to 80,
i,s,; 81. Gil. Aassen.eese g
PosTPOEEMENT., -. 81. -
OWING to the infscnency Of the WERNER ms sai
Els posponpd to - I, 95l. AZ
o'eiCsS S 4 4i' - < Aucttoneer.
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DUBE1C SALE OF oNE-TWELFTE
!, s.,rz, PART OF THE
ALLEeHANYzsPRINGs PROPERTY.

Uuderyff,e authority OF a, deed Of trust executed
to me On David W Moore and Jane E. bis wife,
bearinRdate the 18TH day OF Oei0ber, 1S3p, and OF
shall proceed TO sell at public suctiopa upon the
premises, on THURSDk the ed day.of December
next ihe property in said deed Ineptioaed andde
TWELFTH IHTEREsT in. THREE TRACTS
and PARCELS of LAND. lying and being In the
Ina in the aggregate about 1927 acres ana known as
fgALLEGHANY SPRINGS PROPERTY,
and tl,e houses, teaenens, and sppartenanoes
thereto belonRtDg. rs 81. :tj =.
2 TEENS: cash. -....
oc29 .,ssS DAVID K. SPEaCEs Irf9see
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-05

& tNg 3. gf n tlYJl i{tsIet sFtFss n, 81.
General Sahenck has written letter to the
London Emes denouncing the sale of bogus
American university degrees in England. !;
sae The addresses OF Governor Kemper and
!; Rev, DR.. Hoge were brief. but models Of
eloqnenee Bristol ( 2snn.} Meas. n