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RICHMOND AND DAyyILLE RAILROAD COMFY. :,
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, lS75.{
-GCHEDIILE OF TRAINS -TRAI ~

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CoMp,yI
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1875. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
- S.--THRoUGH MAn--HEw YORK TO TEE
PM; leaves Danytle at i:4s p n leaves Green's le
boro' at 4:s9 z; M; leaves Salisbury at 654 +.
TRAIN No. Anew YORK AND NEW Or.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward-Leaves Charlotte az
5:45 A. NJ; leaves Airline Junction ct 6:25 A.
NJ; leaves Dundee at 1:49 P. NJ; leaves Burke.
Vile at 6:51s z. M.: arrives in Richmond at 9:35
rRA1y no. 5.-LYycHBURG ACCOMMODATES.
+ Wsstward1LeasesR Richmond at A. NJ; arrives
at BurEevllleat 1886 Z. NJ. leaves Bur eville at
No tickets to points be5 ond Burkerle viii te sold
nTRAIN No; s.--BgRkEX Viii AeeooaaMoDArIos
rives 1t Richmond al :43P.M.
Trains Nos, 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
y Trains Nos. and connect AZ Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
The through trains conT ect at Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
aan dad anS aa so,a1n c v
from - Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud
trains on the Atlsnta and Richmond AIRLINE rail.
road to aud from GreenYille, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola. New Orleans, and all south
western points, aud with the Charlotte, Columbia
and Atlanta railroad for Columbia, Augusta Sayan-
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points.
Train No. 6 connects at Burkevilbe with the At.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, aud all southwestern points.
TickeJs sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New 0rlean s..
Pullman sleepers run on all night traus.
Local tickets are good only for continuous pas
sage 10 the points named on the ticket. No lay
over checks will be gtTeD.
: 5.T''1-Iis,E7 ~ r.. NJ. r. TALCOTT.
a4.s ruE. a.+ General superintendent.
JOHN 3. MACNuRDo, General Passenger Agent
de1S
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8ifhnlel1d 9ispatfh
THuasDAY ....,..D DECEMBER 30 is7s'
Nsbie Cassssasy OF am Heasred Sauaen
g. s{ RrcguoYp, December 2e, 1910. !.

SF Sc tRfcEuoND December ", 1870.
Messrs. Editors, $50 much OF = the sevli
xhas few III meade lives after them !" that toe,
rood ,shich rood men do deserves to sbe per-;
petus .sed. II for 20 better reason than that sas
frfirence OF example may not all De sost. Let
me now that the good man IS gone, put op q
fts fsfst recoed one OF the noble scaaTit,es =,
Or a houored citizen whom so many fohoWs0
this morning with tears and respect soi avs
sast houae under the stars. a5.
During the late war Sister bisncae. Tue
,ssuner,oress of 81. Josephs Orphan Asylum,
was tersahiy straitaned bow she should clotbe
and feed tSe poor desolates under her charge
md .towariis the lest the need grew iterriolT
s,rgent. She had contracted for a supply OF
Z fSo,ir at stipulated price With souAess
sharper, who, finding be COULD ger nisuea :
q Price 90 arrival, sold the Sisters nogE. Hnu
pocketed the proceeds. Sister biahc9es ~.
most In despair; made another ,eaors 70 get
food for her little ones, but was decioesty,
almost rudely. repulsed, the party appheQ u
aholdiug for the Government" Lewis W
Cressbaw heard OF Il, scot for the gooo sls'
Ger. told her he had learned her necessity,
and added, - while I grind wheat In @Rtcn.
moDd you shall have every producs OF, Shi:
mill that you may need at The same price tna'
Che Government gives M" And as long as
the war lasted Sister Blanche and the Cpn'
federaie Government stood on the same tooe'
ing as purchasers with Lewis d. CrensnaW
How many hundreds OF dollars this was 10
the treasury OF the orphans those only KnoW
who remember how far under the marke'
value was the Confederate Government prick
Tor everything. 90. -. A. ID. *.
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GAINESVILLE, December %. 1875.

q , CLARKEsvHLB, UecemDer 20, IoIO.
Editors Dispatch: On the night OF the
oath q suspicious.looking character stopped
at our hotel. He wore blue frock coat, and
had dark hair and full red beard. He came
on the street on the 25th with black enarn.
elled bag. He had his whiskers shaved of,
leaving the mustache ard small patch on
his chin. He bought bottle of hair-dye
and colored the mustache and goatee. He
had quantity Of silver coin, which he
traded of dollar for dollar for greenbacks.
he said his name was Stokes, and that he
was raised in this county; but no person
knew him here. He left on the evening OF
the 18th, and said be was going to Kentucky,
and wished to get rid of bis silver.
Seeing ia the Dispatch that some silver
coin was stolen on the night of the 22d 10
your city write to you. CD. D.
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Psynr eroN ON PLYMOUTH RocK.-At tne
New England Society7s dinner In charleston,
8. c.. on the S2d instant, Hon. George d;
PenS,eton said that be had always admifeo
the sturdy virtues of, the Pilgrims, and ne
thoueht that not the least Of those virtues
was the fidelity with which they observed
their festive OCCASIONS. He told them OF DIS
first visit to Plymouth Rock. he bad always
fancied that it was In a rock-bound ana 10.
hospitable portion of bleak anu parreil
coast. But when be first beheld the famous
rock he was disappointed; he fonno
II :. but moderate.sizsd! boulder 10
the middle of the quiet little town
of Plymouth, Then bad he learned, Tor tbe
first time. that it was called Plymouth :Rock
.oriY because there was nc other rock 10 tne
neiehborhood. On bis way back to Boston
he had wopdered st its fame, and, bad come
10 the, conclusion that.it was owing to tne
fact that all the poets, statesmen, and blsto'
rians OF New England bad combined their ei.
forts aomakethe word the embodimep all
that rendered tbeir people great. Ands 80 twas
that four ffths of the American people bad
come to regard Plymouth Rock as something
beside which the Ssope Mountain OF Georgia
and the Palisades of the Hudson were mere
pebbles. MIR. PendIetou said that his pre-:
sence as the dinner was accidental Hay
ing q few days; 4 leisure, he had
taken the opportunity to; come over
from Georgia. He desired to gee the
land illustrated by the martyrdom Of Hayne.
and the lives of Marion and Sumpter; the
State: which, with Massachusetts, had been
the main supporter OF the,arm Of Washing.
ton, the State OF the Gadsdens, the Prestons,
the Rutiedges, the McDufies, and Calhoun.
And he rejoieed that on the first occasion on
which he had set foot on that soil 1t bad been
his lot to be guest at the festive board
around which the Puritan and the Cavalier
we're gathered together. He thought that
the comniugiing of the two was most de-
'sirable, and he was certain that nothing
could conduce more to that end. than the
New England Society. ~ - ! ~-~
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20 By Chaffin, Staples g. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~ No. / tenth street. st. gF...s

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF, LAND NEAR
i RICHMOND. ON JAMES RIyEE.-By virtue
of deed of trust from William D. Easlev and Ann
1872, and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the
County Court OF Henriso s3nuty shall sell At pub;
january, 1875, at 12 O'Clock H., at the Office of
Chafin, Staples Co., in The city Of Richmond,
Va. that valuable tract or parcel Of land situated
city of Richmond, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY-SEVEN ACRES, and bounded on
the east and west by the lands OF seldom p Aiken
on the north by the lands Of jackson F. Childrey,
and on the south by James river. ANY person de-
string TO examine these lands or TO procure fur
ther information in relation IN the same, can do so
on application to Messrs. Chafin. Staples q CO..
TERMS One fourth cash. and for the balance a
credit of six, twelve, ard eighteen months, equal
instruments, interest added for approved endorsed
negotiable notes, and the title retained 10 secure the
payment .of the deferred instalments of the pur-
chase money, or a deed Of trust may be given, at
the option Of thepurchaser.s - = ~
? CuAFEry STAPLES q Co. Auc.ion de 20
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IEor the Dispatch

A. SuGGEsTIos.--Let every housekeeper in
the city provide himself with double-bar-
rel shotgun, loaded with large shot. Then,
-if Q burglar enters the house he can be easily
bagged. If young Woiiard or the grocer
on Eighth street had been thus provided
Q the robber in each case might have been Sc.
+ cured. The gun need not be costly one
!say twelve or fifteen doilars-and 1t will be
worth in such emergency more than dozen
pistols, which cost as much as the guns.
- ..ls 49, tsoL SAFETY.
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AUCTION sALEs-rasure pays.
1: By oddins Warren q Co., IA Il; ,.fr
Real Estate Agents aud Apctioneers, 81
I s..s, i. No. 1108 Main street, q !

ny RUSTEE5sn 8 Ill E.-FARMIN
Il CHARLES CITY COUNTY, FOR s. ALE AT
AUCTION. IN FRONT 0FTHE CUeToM.HOUsE
IN THE CITY OF RICHM0NDs-In pursuance
of deed OF Trust, dated the 9th DAY OF January,
1870, executed to the undersigned rs trustee by
ambrose a. iHutchesoB, Sarah Ann, hts wife. and
Franklin Matthews, and by the request OF the hold.
ers of the. notes thereby secured. win. on FRI
DAY The 7ih day OF january, 10, at 10 O'Clock
M., sell public auction. In front OF the custom.
house, the FARM known as "Gravel Hill, - In
Charles City county on the ChickahonlilY river,
containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND Thirty
ACRES, more or less, aud adjoining The lands of
Msssrs. George w. Vaicen aud others Improves
fnents STORYTELLING With i've rooms, KfTCH En-,
and al, necessary out-houses. Fine BED OF MARL
on the place. 1sS ~ .s.s4fr. s,
TERMS: Made knownat sale. .:i,3s} ~
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Circular.
- Circular.
Orr1cE or TIE BOARD OF MANAGERS
LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,


Orr1cE or TIE BOARD OF MlNAdERs3
LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA, December q, 1907
TO The Principals, Teachers, and Pupils IN
Private Schools: ~
On the 10th of January, 1875, that being
the anniversary of General Robert +. Lees
birth, the teachers and pupils in the public
schools will make their contributions 10 tne
monument TO be erected in this city IN
memory Of that illustrious man.
The principals, teachers, and pupils o. i, ~,
invited on that day to join In this display Of
gratitude and affection, and to remit their
Contributions to Hon. r. ID. 7. Hunter, the
treasurer OF the board. ! {
Newspapers In this and southern States,
religious and secular, are requested to copy
and notice this circular (as this Will be the
only means by which the Board Of Managers
can reach these Institutions or learnlnsb apa
send q COPY to the secretary, at Richmond,
Va. On behalf Of the Board. esg.,. :,
s. BAssErT FRENCH, Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RALMoAp}
r E,-s !" 500 ~ =, - COMPANY. J
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875,
~ trains on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily texesps sun,
and West SleepiDg-car attached run
7:45 A. II, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sum
~ dayt with coach attached. tor petefs-
burg, and stations on The s0uthsae
read, Lynchburg, and the West!
l;45 2. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points south aud West: fps-
sengers taking this train viii MAKE Iss
close connection at Petersburg iot
Norfolk. Elegant pirior-car altacneo
runs throngtto Weldon. 10,
500 T. M, FRkIsHTda daily Except suuoaSl' WIN
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
7:5o A, NJ, FREIG TT TRAIN daily Except Suns
day) with Coach attached. r
= HAo0 ~ WIKI hichmond, Frederleksbnrg and
PMonac railroad for all points East
500 r. H.. .i FssiGHF daily Except sundays
1852. NJ, THRUUGH NAIL daily except Sun.
day). connecting with Rlchmouo,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
H., l.. $40 fur all points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, rnnniag thfosEa
go ~, couneciion with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
aud all poi6ts North and West.
The NAIL tTR ms will = OF stop between hica'
m0nd aud Petersburg except at Chester. .,.,,
Passengers for Charleston, Coium4ia, AnsastSs n
Savannah, Florida. aud Southwest george; mnS
leave Richmond by morning tr1ins, are insoInis sS
that tbis line Is The only one that connects through
without delay or break In schedule. ,,r,
TRAVIS on Clover Hill rairoaf leave Clover hMr
pits at $40 A. NJ. md returning win leave Gesta
at 24O p. M MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ~"
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
oc25 A., SHAW. Superinten1ent.-
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~, By GoddiD, Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No.11O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF FULTON,
.NORpHEAS CORNER OF STATE ANDFUL-
TON STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCIIOS.-In
pursuance OF deed or trust from Clark scull aud
wife to the undersigned trustees, dated the II 9th
day of June 1873, and duly recorded In the clerks
Office of the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond d. b. 1Ol G.. page 81. we vii proceed tosel
on the premises, ON MONDAY, the Sd day Of Janu-
arr, 1875 at o'clock p. IL, TWO-THIRDS IN
TEREST OF CERTAIN LOT, with a TWO
STORY FRAMED HOUSE thereon, frouting so
feet and running back feet to an alley 10 feet
wide. ..z4.
TERMS: Reasonable. and made known at sale.
- 3 1900 M 90 WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
r...., CYRUS BOSSlEU&.
l 90 900 s.i@.' Trustees.
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Q 90 BY Frank D: Hill, s.''' 1.t !,
Zeal Estate AGENT and .Auctioneer. i
/. IL :No.d d 0S, Main street, az ;

/ ssIG NEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
T1kTHRas PSsIf6 AUCTION sae
Of AN order of the District Court Of tine United
States for The Eastern District Of Virginia, dated
Flecefnefii 1875. and as assignee OF the estate
az p. q. Mayo, bankrupt, T viii proceed 70 sell az
auction. at tn factory present occupied py saio
DEC Mayo at s souIhsssi GSrpsE q n Man ane
SO, 1875, az ii O'Clock a: M, % eonpiete stock
of MACHfNERY5 and FlXT URkS, Combining an
the latest Improvements IN tufing ping ana
oKipg' tobacco composed In part as follows
/ THIkTY.HoRs E-PoWER. EN ZIG .7 :,
l BOILER, 800 =
10 HYDRAULIC SHAPF-PREsSES,
IL B6X-scREWS fa1tnres completed.
5 HALF-PoUSD-LUMP. MILLS "fs -
6 POUND-LUMP MILLS, 5E-ss .iseaak 81. ,
e 8 LONG-TENS MILLS, - - .r*>a E<r'n1
|" Up. p MILLS, y.,s.g aesa.~ .Eg.aia
q TOURS MILLS, ra,Glgss-- ssr.fr@'& -
/ 8 ELEYEN-INCH MILES 49, -.s..@
SCALES. LuMP-BoxEs,
WORK-TkBLES,
..- =. KETTLES, TUBS, - .@&zfEI[.fas
sMokIS e a.ToBACco PRESSES and CUTTERS,
SKATING. BELTlEG, 49,
PULbEYS. &c, &c; &C.,
comprising, in fact, everything necessary IN COM
TERMS: Cash as to one fourth Of the purchase
money; the residue thereof on credit OF tWo TOUT
and six months, with Interest added on deferreo
payments from The day Of sale, for which said pa y
ments the purchasers shall give negotiable notes
with approved security. n.prrrr Assignee
Sale conducted by FEANK D. HILL, Auctioneer.
ii. u e
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-,-...tr BY Augustine Royall,'
successor to Moody &c Royalty (
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
CVALUABLEL LOTS IN THE CITY OF MAN.
CHESTER ON WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY
O'Clock r. N.-Pusuant to decree Of the Hust-
ings Court for the city Of Manchester, certain
signee, vs. &. W. Blank en>hip ct als., entered at
the December term S75, we shall expose for sale
at auction, on the day above mentioned, splendid
BUILDING LOTS in Marks addition:
1st lot-132 feet front; At the corner OF Tenth
2d-264 feet on Maurray street By IS feet deep,
between Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
3d-264 feet on the southern line of Maurray
street by 165 feet deep, between Eleventh and
These are Handsome BUILDING. LOTS. and
especially valuable for the clay that is on them Of
superior quality, and in an improving part Of the
city, 10. Il .i,.,E v,v i,,..f-. .I.. ztj ,tI:j
: For further information apply 10 the auctioneer,
who will take pleasure In showing the same.
m Frrr ..tI. - Erg,sUl:A. r. COURTNEY,
. S.BROOkS,- g.,ftsgs
"!AEss% 4t@ p" G. W.TURNER,
= de, 2S Social, "a g.. f-t-J Commissioners.
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! 80 BY Goddin, Warren q Co.,fs trs,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers, ].
:, u 1@'y1 No.,T1CB Main street. :4t5..

TRUSTEES SALEeoF FRA ME- D
,.AfHOUsE. ON, THE EAST SIDE OF JESSA-
MINE BETWEEN. VENABLE.f AND BYRD
STREETS, UNION HILL, FOR SALE ATAUC-
w. Lamb and wife to the undersigned. trustees,
dated the 9Th day OF October. 1870, and duiy re-
corded in she clerks office OF the Chsncsry Court OF
we Will proceed 70 SELL on the premises, at public
auction. on MONDAY; the Sd cay Of January.
1876, 81 O'Clock 2. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT
located as above described. the house contains =
rooms by 100 feet. 5osf-suHg - E@st
TERMS: Made known az sale. .--,e...,-
Z - 7-'!1< A. BODEKER,
E 81, 8. HUNTER, 80 Trustees.I
de % 2. W. GRUBBS-} }, ..s.1a,.,s
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a. rv,asssua al Esasxtpar kLirY.--I nnd that
wsat n sailed great and powerful itfe--Inet
aaninis rsticao Oh large hffairs, 10 commerce,
IN tina cssarts. 40 the sstate-ls prone 70 oe.
ve,ns, nsrfoE ana special talent; but. nnless
= ,rnhsIIea With d certain sotanpl ahVe surn,
a faafe Ear abstract truth, for The mora
does not bnisd tsp faith or lad 20 conten
There Is nspfound melancholy at the ease
n ,mais al active aud powerful talent seiaom
[sf.aneraed. q Many years ago there wee tWo !,
sns,ss ,ns thas United Ssatess Senate, both OF
sphnsn srel now dead. have seen tnen
nnth: one az them j personally kneWs botn
we've men Of dielinctson and took an active
mart In the politics Of their day and genera.
fiop. TneY were men ,of tntetlect, epa: ONE
OF them. mt later period, gave 10 y iiien9
tbisaaecdote - He said that when ne enteIsu
the senate he became In short aae lnl.
mata with eneof his colleagues; and, tnouan
attentiTeg enough tocshe T0utipe OF pupAs
dutv. they daily returned TO each otneE ane
snei,s rniich time 10 conversation 90 sue ini.
dmorfslit Of the Ssolls When any frieno 9.
HAST 'efsaC Congress they parted ms scoHeagus s
/ ren1alnipg there, and, as their homes 8eIs
wideIv distant irouneach other, chsncen
that he never. met him, again 1nntils twenty.
Eve years afterward. they saw eacn otpes
thronpt open doors, st 9 distance, IN
crowded reception at The presidents b9ase
In Washipg,on. o. Slowly they advanced :. 20.
ward each other as they, could: through Ins
brilliant company, and at last Iuesns a..
nothing, but shook hands kong and ccraiaii \,
AT last his friend said, ,"Apy light. Aloe sss
"Nopeln replied Albert, ' !" Any hgp'
LewisS" -ss...--l.,z -
"None,p replied be. a. ~, 80 ,,,a
| They looked into each others eyes silently
osxe one more las. shake each to: the hapd OF
held. and thus parted for the last time. NOV
I should say that the impulse which Ore"
these minds TO this inquiry through 80 map.
years was better affirmative evidence tnaI
their failure to find a confirmation was no
aat;ve.R. W. E,aerson'S neac book.
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J cRaCKERY. GLASSWARE, ese.

NEW GOODS! IS. 81
20 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, from
New York auction, to DO closed out at less than
cost Of importahon;its ssff
Fine TEA and TOILET SETS; HARLEQUIN
TEA and CoFFEE SETS; RICH DESSERT
SETS; WHITE CHINA TEA and DINNER
3 SETS, very low. .,.ss.s. 81. "a 49, ,rz,E.i?
French Coffee Machines Walnut Backing. Cases,
Wal.P Pockets, Brackets, Towel lacks, Corner Cup
boards, Flower-Pot Stands and Tables from u up;
Coal.pases and Holds, Plate arinars, and Fire
Bets; also, full line Of Fancy and Staple Goods
suitable to the wants of the wholesale and retail
trade nc lowest rates. E. B. TAYLOR.
Z DEL 101i Main street, opposite post-ofsee.
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BY Augustine Royal, -,
= - (successor, TO Moody q Roya1l,)
q Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
u Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
'eggG I. iEa Manchester. Va. - -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. a HAND.
" SOME LOT oN THlR l STs FIT
Rhf ALI D DIo IN THE .oITY OF NAN:
CHESTER, ON FRIDAY THE 7IH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1875, AT 3k O'CLOCK P. NJ, ON
THE PREMISEs-By virtue of decree OF the
Musings Court for the city Of Manchester In the
aLs. ps. George w. Snelngs and ais. en- cred at
the December term, 1875. thereof. shall proceed
to sell ut auction The VALUABLE Luz. fronting
is Beautiful lot. and in good neighborho0d; ad-
ioins the lot OF j. T. W hittock, Eq. lss-.l -
TERMS One fourth cash; balance. at elk and
twelve months for negotiable notes, six per cent In
terest added; title retained until the whole pnr-
,cbase-mopey is paid. BENJAMIN b. NASH
de 2S-eod Special Commissioner.
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HOB BALTIMORE. '. 81 TsaMa
H 3s'=+ 49, TRI-WEEKIY.n 81
...4 PoWaATAN sTEAMHoATLISE.@
~ EFy FOR sst.. IA. IL ss s3i5sfss
~ &ss9 THROUGH FREIGHT.

- - -; = RALTIM0KE. -. a 9sI1sft4f4
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED. 49, !,
( THE new and fist Iron steamers SHEfsLE4 aud
sWEsTOYER. OF this line. leave their frew pier. 10
the Dock, foot OF Twent second sirsst. every
O'CLOCK, and SATURDAY sAETERN00N as
O'clock, for Haltimore. making close y
Iccuss Point With Baltimore ana Ohio lEilrcal Los
Central railroad Tor northern cities and Canada
Throuair bills signed TO Baltimore and 81 poinia
West, and rates guaranteed as low % py any otass
ofices 1wanty.secoad aud Dock streets and 70.
9f3 Main street. w %
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
" BILE BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, VA, ON MONDAY THE 10TH
DAY OF JANUARY: 1876. AT 8 O'CLOCK
81. ON THE PREMiSES.-By virtue of an order
In the suit therein pending styled John NJ. Higgins,
committee; Of Jacob White, a luiiattc. entered at
the December term thereof, shall expose for sale
liable lots First lo fronts SO feet on the corner Of
Decatur and Eighteenth streets, In Buffers addt-
tjon; second lot. 1S9 feet front on Eighteenth
street, and i feet deep; third lot 150x169 feet
on Stockton street. .a -
These are valuable lots, and should attract the at
tention of those seeking good investment
TERMS Liberal, and announced at sale.
q - TO "a =, ANTHONY NJ. KELLEY,
de 2S-eod Special Commissioner.
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1915 Is. IMPORTANT. 1876.
1875 NOW. IS TIE TIE TIME 1IAEA 1876.
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By Lancaster &Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
- State Bank Building.

WE WILL .SELLzATs AUCTION. at our
wv office, on THURSDAY, 301h instant, at u
O'Clock NJ, FOUR SHARES. Of 81 900 each, oft he
stock Of the Richmond Architectural IrOn-Horks
and, Stove Company-hypotheca 49,.
de 2S LANCASTER & LUCKE.,