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The destruction of small birds has been
40 merciless IN the north CT Italy anu ID
nsrts of the Tyrol that thefT protection mas
oeen n ade the subject Of adipIomatic treaty
between Austria aud itsly. These countries
are also endesvoriug TO agree with France
and Switzerland for law forbidding the
destruction OF all insecti|orous birds. Since
the wholesale destruction of swallows, night
iugales, &C., -caterpiilars and insects have IN
creased so numerously as to be most m's-
cbeyous enemy to agriculture.
We lately met an old negro trudgiug along
with heavy side of bacon that he bad
bought swinging over his shoulder. Noticing
that be was miserably clad we felt sorry FOR
him, for cold wind was blowing, aoo
asked: e Why do you spend your money for
meatf You'd better buy coat" The oid
man stopped. looked Us full in the face, and
said 10 solemn tones: "Massa, when l ak
my back for credit it gives it; when speak
10 dis l1aying his hand upon his stomach) IL
calls Tor de ash."-Knorutlle Chronicle.
Ben. Hill keeps on yawpipg: "The North
must net ask me to give up my manhood. L
cannot sGord to give up my manhood. o.,
my manhood, my manhood" Say. Ben. ne
still about five minutes, and maybe the North
won't know you're there.-New foTS
Herald.
Or, let him yawp. Don't you know he's
Ben 'Ill2"- Philadelphia Bulletin.
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BY Chatlin. Staples Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctl oneers.
No. ! Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ VERY VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES
r, NEAR THE FREE BRIUGE.
BY virtue of orcrfe rendered In the Hastings
Court of tn" city Of Marches ter on the 2Sth day of
February. 1876. the undersigned, special commi :
sioner thereby appointed wil sell, uoon the prem.
lies. on FRIDAY The 17lh day OF March, Ut 4
O'Clock P. n, those two weil-located NEW BRICK
HOUSES on Seventh street near senmes street.
buitlast ysar by sir. j. r. Perkins. The lots front
lhirty-seVen feet, and run tack 10 Mayo street,
having an IRREGULAR depth Of 10 feet on one side,
AND seventy eight feet on the other Side. .
One of The houses Is at present occupied by Mr..
Newman as store. at good rentsl, ami the other
by Mr.. Perkins. This props rty being located So ad
nirabiy on The great FREE thnroughfare between
Richmond and. Manchester Will always command
good tenants at remuperaiivs rents.
| TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray the ex penses
Of the sale and costs OF suit, and TO pay OF AID dis
charge q debt of &i64.37 with interest from the
GATH of July. 1875 ~ paid; and upon the folio W
lowing credits: $1,000 payable on the l4th OF
May. 1875; .4o7.07 payable In four months;
and the bal nee SIX months after date OF sale, notes
tn be given for the deferred payments be airing six
ner cent. Interest. The title tn be retained unit
the purch Sc money Is paid In full ard convey
ance ordered by the court. J.mEs CAsKiE,
Special Commissioner.
CHAFFIS. STAPLES i Co., Auctoneers. NH
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Fly Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE ATAUCTION OF THAT VERY
VALUABLE AND STU :
COED TENEMENT, No. 1400. AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTtE II
STIR TS.-At the request OF The owner. who re-
sides in distant CITY, shall offer for sale al public
aucton on the premises, on MONDAY. goth OF
March, SIG, at Az O'clock p. NJ, that very valu.
abb property loo ,ted as above. It has front Of
81 4 feet q drnrh on the east line of Fourteenth
street of about so feet. and wirth In of about
35 ieet II has an excellent basement and three
stories abb We. For pOs.s IL Is regarded rs
an excellent business location. Possession Al once
TERMS: one fourth cash ; bal nee at four. eight,
and twelve no1hs for negotiable notes, interest
aCdet, secured by trust deed. he taxes and
Insurance for S76 to he paid by the purchaser.
W. GOUDIN, Auctioneer
NH 12-1S17.R2O
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OSE.MAN POWER IN 1S34-DAvY CROCK
RTT's OPINION CT ANDREW JAcKsoN.-Tbe
Galveston (Texas) NetcS prints the following
letter, addressed by David Crotke to rela.
tive:
Washington City. aeth May, 1s34.-Dear
Sir,-Your favor OF the 11th instant came
safely TO band by the last mail. and I will
hasten to answer its contents. You request
me 10 say 10 you at what time | will visit
the White Sulphur Springs. 1t would give
me great pleasure TO sav TO you at what time
/ could be there, but we have set no day for
the adjournment of Congress, and until that
is done it would he impo. sible for me to say
10 you that would be there on any partcu-
lar day ; and, ugan, l will be compelled
to 90 immediately home when Congress
adjourns. ! will then make my ar
Engagements, aud come up and see you.
I have some business that will require
nv attention when we adjourn. My post
office is called 'Crockett's Post-office, Glib
son county, where. if you write to me at
home. will get Immediately. | have no
idea when Congress will break up. but If it
does in time will be ut the Springs in Au.
gust or the 1st of September. If l come
have no object in view more than to erJ0y
myself. / am electioneering for nobody in
the world. If I can put back the political
Judas, Martin Van Buren,, l will do SO, for
l do think him perfect scouudrel. and, in
fact, be Ia like the balance that jackson is
surrounded with. The truth Is, he is sur.
rounded by set Of imp, OF famine that
would destroy the country to promote their
own interest. They do not care il
jackson was at the devil 80 they gel
the spols of victory. The truth is, they
have prompted the poor old man by singing
Qualifications to him until be believes hi.
popularity is able to break down the Consti
tuition and laws Of the country. 10 fact, ht
has come to the conclusion that he can make
the people believe that no man ever did un
derstand the Constitution until he mounted
the throne. He has come to the conclusion
that not even the u en- that framed the Con
stitution understand II. In fact, we may say
with propiety that we have the govern
Mept of one map. Aodrew jackson bold
both the sword ard the purse, and claim
1t by the Constitution, as the arms aDt
ammunition and other public property, ant
he has tools and slaves 10 his party enough
to sustain him in the House of Representa-
tives. But We have one hope. The Senate
will save the Constitution and laws in spit,
Of King Andre " ihe First. We have bad
warm session, aud expect it wilt get N
better until Congress closes. We are gettip!
his poor lick pitties almost ashamed of them
selves. / must close, and remain your ODE
dent servant. DAVID CROCKETT.
t'JaSeph WafhS.'
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BY Sampson & McCrary
isuccessors TO Sims & Sampson),
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
DUBLIC.SALE VALUABLE LANI

DUBLICSALEO VALUABLE LAND
i ADJOINING THE LANDS OF w. Fl. BRAN.
DIR, HENRY T. DREWRY'S ESTATE. AND
THE BROADROt K ThACT.-At the request Of
Mrs. John ". Lipscomb. we win offer al public
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY the / 9th
DAY of March, 1876, at IL o'clock 81, FIVE
BEAUTIFUL. LOTS OF TRUCKING AND
FARMING LAND, containing by recent survey
each four acres ten acres eight nd third acres
four acres has small house there con the Nance
unImproved. This pronerty will oe sold AS whDle,
or IT, lots 10 suit nur chasers The land lies we'll
aud IL within one and half miles sf IN. city If
Manchester. approachab:e by The new rosd recently
op AM by Falling Creek turnpike andthe Broad.
REX road; II q vicinity healthy and Respectable.
This Is admir-. BILE opportunity for persons desir
ing subul ban residences The land Is for The most
part IN good heart. A plat OF the land be seen
at our office.
TERMS: Made known day Of sale.
SAMPSON & MCCRARY,
NH IL ~ Auc,ioneers.
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Ry u Gorge II. Poindexter,

Real Z State Agent anu huCl1UHttT,
1900 Main street, under Planters National Bank
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
l. MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS IN
20 N r.TTS.-By virtue of the provisions of a Ger.
tain d ed of trust executed september z. 1870 and
of record in the hancery Court of the city of
tcnmond, d. b. t06 c.. p. 247. SD Ill, rs trustee,
being requested BY the beneficiary therein named
sci unon the prem ises, on siT!iR,A1 the Stf,
Instant al o'clock p. NJ, the following DIES cribed
property: All that certain LOT OF LAND lying
in that part Of The city known as - Port Mayo, u
fronting sixty feet on seventh street. or Osborne
turnpike, and running back 10 the property OF
robert KerSe, trust, e. ano bounded Oh The west by
ORLEANS street. This Is regarded as one OF The best
business lots In Rockets
TERMS: Reasonable. and made known at sale.
NH 8 JOHN a. MURPA Y trustee.
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DEATH or a PROMINENT CIrIzsN.-BaHi.
more, March l3.-M.les Wni'e, a well known
citizen of Baltimore, died yesterday. in the
eiehty-fourtn year of his age. He was
widely known as an ac:iye member Of the
Society of Friends. He was in excellent
health to within a few days of his death. He
aeaves an estate valued at $2,000,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-15
BY Frank d. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. HOS Main street

THIRTY FEET OF GROUND ON THE
i eCtST side OF THIRTEENTH BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS FOR SALE At
AU. TION.-By virtue Of deed of trust from
Fannie BnuInin to me. recorded in Chancery Court
ID. B. 105 B. page 362 and In default thereof. |
Will sell on the premises on SATURDAY, March
10, 1876, at AZ O'Clock, HIRTY FEET OF
GROUND located rs above described The open
ing OF Thirteenth street TO Marshall has improved
the value Of this properly very consid rably.
TERMS: About $40 cash the balance In four,
eight. and twelve months with interest aCded.
NH 8 i'd; JOHN n. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
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Ry Robert b. Lyme
tsuoccssor 70 Lyme & Frotnerh
pe,I Estate Agent and Auctioned'
Nh. 1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO f a. =

u,p,rsrrE,s SALE OF TWO VALUA-
i Bile AND DRsIRABstsEw 1 FE B MILF RT Win
IVGs, ONE OF ThsM n, NE ssT11.P FED ON THE
S9RTH@EsT SIDE Of EN MA HsNkf sT H
NM 70 TO En- A(re AND 40S I'm execution OF Tue
q certain ases G from arui Pix 4
at; iod' 20 20 the Chanccry Court Of The city OF
Richmond 10 D. B. l02 + tS,sr pssG named, defau1
S HsG,of een made in me payment Of the n ;he
therein secaIsd snall p,oss se Sin dsy OF March,
s7s .h0is ave one a ihsn No
Dn doni. house brick basement, eight rooms,
Kitchen &e has .d SIX roSms his Is good
anu and gers n rare oppor unity TO secure NO.
I residcnces In good locations. oe no,e ca.
TrpMs: Cash az 10 suf1cieucy to pay on no,e Sc
ad ~ c,id deed amounting 10 %, 4O9, WIN IN
terest from January lst 1875 and COS. nn Sv be
nenses of sale; residue upon such Terms as nj ~ e
psvan Of hour Of sale. More favorable terms, no W.
ever Will probably be given than th3se p<ssEIioeu
In the deed WILLIAM IL Tr,stee
NH Il
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BY Chatlln. Staples L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and 4 uctiOneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i AND VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSE
IN ROCKETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY. At AUCTION:
BY virtue of a cerain deed of trust duly recorded
book los c, page 2S2, shall proceed to sell (hcing
r. unrcd so To d. py the heneciary) at auction. TO
The highest bidder. on the premises, on THURS
DAY the 23d dav of March. 1876. at o'clock p.
NJ, that LARGE and ADM r a 81 .i.OChTED
BRICK BUILDING situated on Rockets street,
'Orcfher with tho adj lining LOf, the two lots hay
ing front Of so fpcl on Rockets street and lun-
mig back 70 feet inOrc or lessl To Water street.
TERMS: trough III cash TO dcfrav the expenses
of executing This trust and pay off and discharge
a note of 1881 .25. with iner 81 from The 21st
day o.: ovembrr, 1873, till nai1: aud on me iol.
2ls,-24,h May. 1876; S2.O43 49, payable the
2lst-24 November, 1876: and the residue. II
any, such terms AS may he announced At the
sale the deferred payments to be properly secured.
Ii. l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAFFIS, STAPLES & Co., Auc,ioneers. NH g
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RICHMOND, FH&DG s. POTOMAC K. X. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEsT
RICHMOND. January 3, 1879
OF TRAINS,

RICHMOND, FHEDG & roToaAC 4. X. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEYT
RICHMOND. January 3, 1879
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
1856 P. II. leaves Byrd-stree: station daily con.
Meeting with tho Bait more and Ohio
railroad a. shepherd opposite Alex.
andria: due at Camden station Bali.
more at 9:l5 = NJ. aud with New
York train trHhOnGH SLEEPER
FROM SHEPHFRD TO SEW
York;. and with New York nigh.
express uid Baltimore and Potomac
railroad at Washington, arriving 1t
Cbarles-Street station. Baltimore 4.
1850 =. NJ. THROUGH SLEEPER
E E1pM WASHINGTON TO NEW
1000 P. III. leaves Byrd-Street station SUNDAY
excepted, connecting at Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Baltimare and one railroads
sos P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tt
Hanover junction. leaves Broad.s stree
station iSundays excepted
S AN. arrives NJ Byro-Street station (aon'
days eXcepted).
$50 2. NJ. arrives al Byrd-Streei station daily.
S:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN .rriye
at Broad-Sueet station fSundays eI.
ceptedl.
Parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman seepcrs on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave bToaC Street station
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an. SATURDAY
NIGHTS fol- all pslnts North and West. and ar.
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and perish
able articles upon giving notice at Depot, can %
tain freight at Bouton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF lading and rates given 70
principal points North and West
General superintendent
&. A. TAYLOR
ja4 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF
L trust from =. v Racchiis, dated Sd Gay of Sep
tember. 1875, being required ny The holder OF The
notes therein described. will sell at auc ien uDon
p. NJ, Two LOTS. fronting twenty five feet each
on the north side Of Moore street Oak street,
Ia the city of Richmond. running back one hundred
feet. Terms at sale. ii. l.. STALLS, Trustee.
IuAFEIN, STABLES & Co, AuctOneeIs. NH 6
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OFFICE DAVENPORT & Col
STOCK BROKERS AND STOCK ACCTIOSERgS, :
49, s. RICuNoSD.
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION. AT
wv our office lover the First National Bank. on
tn URSDAY the 18th day OF Marcn, i rs, al IN
O'Clock z. ~, for account Of whom concerned,
1000 NEW YOBK AND USWfGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. RECnIVERo'
CERTIFICATES Of IADRRTEDNESS-prin
pal nayable January 1, 1877; interest, january
and July. ssFs ~. -.
WIN aisa sell ouch other BONDS and STOCKS As
maybe offered before day OF aale. ...-
. nah 6.tds E 4. Stock Brokers. =
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BY Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank building, Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK ISLAND
i BY virtue Of deed IT trust executed on the
2S.h day of December, 1S72, aud duly recorded
we shall, being Gured thereto BY The beneiciaries
In said Decd sell by public auction on thy premises
on THURSDAY The 23d OF March. 1875. at ii
o'clo k. the farm known as ak ISLAND, lying on
James river, In the counties OF GoOchland and Cum-
beranu, about Fix miles above Cartersyle, and
about two miles from TX Hill anding, adjoining The
lands of Juitn Harrison and others, and contain
ing about 009 acres. The buildings consist Off new
dwelling house and Ill necessary Out-huildings.
This farm is considered by many the best 10 the
State Of Virginia. and has reputation co-extensige
vi h The state.
We will also sell at the same time and place
II MULES,
HORSE,
IA head Of CATTLE,
IL H. GS.
And all the valuable FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on the place.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale ano three notes Of $4,000 each with Interest
from 2Sih ~ cember, 1872; and for the os LANCE
On credit Of one. two. and three years. wi In.
from the Day OF sale, evd-l ced by negotiable
notes of the purchaser and secured by dec or trust
on The property. P-ACHY X. GRATTAN,
ISAAC II. CARISGTON.
f.2o Trustees
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BY p. s. Seabury, Auctioneer, {.
No. 62 Sycamore street. Petersbur

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED ST
ID from James VI. UvertOn and wife, d March
18th, 1870, duly recOrceh In The clerks office oil
chesterfield County Court (deed-book So, page
1881 for certain purposes therein set forth, shall,
beng required so 10 by The beneficiary, sell al
public auction, on the premises; on THURSDAY
The cad day tf March, 1876, at IL NJ, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF AND conveyed In
said deed situated in Chesterfield county. contain
and adjoining The lands of james X. Gates, John K.
Lacy'- estate. George Rartlam, &. {. Moore. Will
liam Blankenship, and others. Part Of this land Is
in cultivation the residue in oak and pine, and lies
about two miles from the Glover Hin DEPOT, on the
Glover Hill railroad, within the coal-fcd. The
buildings consist Of a neat dwelng-house recently
built, and necessary buildings, ana Is conVe-
nlent to churches and hpolS.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and to satisfy
The trust the balance on credit of one two, and
three wears, for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by trust-deed. j. :. MOORE,
re % nd Trustee.
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a..v. msn,ories.

Ealr ,aneysid f,oser that lesness on iny ss,1,..t
IA though thy heart were heavy, a ana ra Glad
III For ail lie az ee,ness tepu WIN ar,
uhmss cvas oEow weary OF sucn lustrous gem
That may NOT heal. aud ne yer make,h n Em add
THY love .iorn heart; thy sweetness Cann io, 11
Strength TO thy soul to chant Lows ies1'o
All. me, another fairer flower know, ,o,
Whose form may haPiv droop or n hn, '''"'
II Thoughts OF o, her days their SHADOW snlom.
Or memory points 10 some Forgotten tcenei
All. dost then draop. dear fowerR say say notSo
n" sn,g.t regret not, shat 1t might have been.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" LIABLE BRICK DWELLING AMP VA.
CANT LOT ADJOINING, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET RETM IN ~!
Fig FIFTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS.
BY AUC TION.-In pursuance of decree OF the
Chancery court OF the city of Richmond In me
sui, of Brun nell Us. Sattcrwhite, &C. The under
signed special commissioners amed In said decree,
will sell ny auction on the premises, to me elgneSt
1876, at * O'Clock Pm that vALuaBLE Biz, t str
of Franklin street between eighteenth and Nine
teeth streets. with VaLUA BLE BRlGh
DWELLING thereon. with basement. two stories
and attic and the modern Improvements In GOOD
repair. Also. Il LOT OF GROUND adjoining,
having q front OF 81 feet, with a large BRiCh
ITGHE& thereon. which mikht be easily con-
ycrtrd into small dwelling. .
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; tfe residue IN
canal payments at SIX aud twelve mouths for nfpo,
liable notes with Interest added and title retained
by the court until the entire Durcha G. money Is
psid. 7: Fl Q y HnnHruv
Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & Co.. Auc,ioneers. NH ~
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BY Goddin, Warren Co.,
Real Eatate Agents End Auctioneers,
No 1 az Main atrpef. -

1.RUsTEEs' SALE OF A FRAMED
4 HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STREET At AUCTION
virtue or a deed of trust from John Z. Bossieur.
trustee for Mary V. RoulHare. to the undprsigned
trustees. dated the LIST dayo November, 1879, and
duly recorded In the clerks office Of the tfancerv
Court of The ctsy OF Richmond. ID. Is. 1O2 b.. page
97 we viii proceed to sell the premises &C pub
lie auction. on TUESDAY the 1{ih day OF March
1875, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE ana LOT
located rs above Described. The honse has four
rooms: lot by ITO feet to an alley 10 feet Wide
TERMS: Reasonable, and MADE known mt SAIL.
CYRUS BuSSI EUX,
WM. IRA SMITH,
Trustees.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed TO THURSDAY The
5Rth of March AT az p ~ NH ! 5
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
FOURTH STREET. BETW rEN ia CKSOS AND
DUVAL STREETS, AT aUCTION;-In cxecu.
ZION Of the provislons Of a decd of trust dated
Chancery curt OF the cry If Richmond, In deed
book % b, on page 432. shall sell at auction,
1875. at AZ O'Clock 2. ~, the Two FRAMED
TrNEMa MS situated as shove described. esch
containing seven rooms; besides kitchens with TWO
room, each.
These houses arc comparatively new. a. one Of
them Is occupied BY Mrs. Quares and the other
vacant. They front about 20 feet each. and have
side allevs. and run back about 122 feet TO alley
6 feet wid-.
TERMS: he dead authorizes sale for all cash,
hut il is probable that all the parties in interest WI
co. sent 20 liberal terms of payment
j. II. MONTAGUE, Trustee.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, huclOueerS.
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Ey j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

DRAINED HOUSE AT AUCTlON.-I
Il Will sell. on the premises, on THURSDAY,
March l6, 1876. at 5 O'clock y. " the FIR a MED
HOUSE ON the east side Of Nth between Clay and
Leigh streets, 10 be removed In thirty days.
TERMS: lash j. l.. APPERSON,
NH II Aucli onrcr.
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RAaLRsSAD Isns,,.;.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

PASSENG Err TRAINS leave wes, p..u.n
al a. NJ, arriving at Richmond At lie D.AlLl
aeaye h,chrnoEd at 2. 81, arriving at WesA
Trains connect at Yves. Point with steamer, =.
BaiIlmore and all eastern points on VIZ ilIo1
DAYS. FRIDAYS, and sGEDAIs m.nsdDSES
steamers Tor Baltimore and all eastern W.. VIII
MT a,s WEDNESDAYS and FRIDkyYaa" 81
Ea,s ~ pa,,,nso . =,
E Eale 70 Baiumore snd return.
Eare to Philadelphia ..........,.." 80
Fare 10 New Iork..............,,,. %
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAILS; leave 4 %
and SUNDAY. connecting al West potnDi, DAY
steamers, AND delivering freight In Baltinn.s Win
| next morning; returning, leave Yves, n early
ZIP Z. M arriving at Richmond at sr% n :.
anu HointSGGting WIN The Through Freight r. n.
snu,h as richmond nn,ni and Danve railroad ~,
fXPaRss FREIGHT rec. ,vea On Nov ~
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before = SSDAY,
Sti'Se'eo Ia Baltimore the following dsI w
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with ,..
coaches attached leave Richmond at 6.sf ,soSer-
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATrb1,nA.oa
| and leave West Point for Richmond the s.npAYs,
Tb 10 , At Richmond q, 3S5
to the travelling public and sbionera =, SSaaetas
steamers Of this line between BaItirnore WAY 9e
Point have been reftted In the mo.t a , Wet
manner Tor the accommodation OF passer as ,s
Travellers taking this line arrive in p,,,u
In ample time TO connect with the r,u m 'im!s
Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and ~, MS fr
| and western points. All 'a''srl
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