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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-05

Some men are born for luck. An
Arizona miner named Munson recent
ly. in the Globe Mining District,
found on the surface of the ground
a mass of metallic silver ore weigh
ing 1900 pounds. 1t was found to
be almost q mass of silver, worth at
least $4,000 .uvs ssaaH m
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-05

A love.siclS student went ont a
few nights since to serenade his
Araminta. The evening
was balmy and pleasant, and so
BpTipg.lik eathat very naturally the
Young man fancy lightly turned to
thoughts ofEloye. He found the
house, planted himself, under her
window, touched his light guitar.
and poured forth his soul in song.
Al light suddenly appears, andi9his
heart Is filed. with joys The win.
dow is raised and a fair form Is i'm
distinctly seen. Oh what bliss A
vofce-unn1istakably that OF the big
brotker-comes down like aafallipg
star, Move on ayoang man Ne
don't want to buy any fish,
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Chancery Court at Rutledge.

Sam. Gil vs.. Geo. Elch and VIE, q. NJ. =
IN THIS CAUSE IT Appeal r
l ing from the bin, which il sworn tor that the
heirs Of George Noe are defendants, and that the
names and residences of many OF them aFe IN
known. III il therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four success
eive weeks in the Morrfsto&m GAZETTE notifying
the said heirs OF the said George Noe, deceased
whose names and residences are unknown 70 APP
pear before Che Ohancery Court At hntledge, Ten
neaseee On che third Monday Of April next and
then and there make defense to said bill. or the
same viii be taken f.-r confessed and set for hear
ing ex-parte as 20 them.
true copy Of the order. RS
Test. So g. u SMITH, rs - hn-ass
Z March Is 4w-prs fee 50 MA.#aH
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BOOK BINDINGS!

{ The undersigned is prepared TODD all
kinds OF. Book binding In the neatest
and best style, at very low prices. All
orders left at the GAZETTE Office willlre
: r. 4. FL TARR,
Feb at Morristown, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-05
WASHINGTON. CITY.
From the Cass County (afo.> Courit
I want to be an officer,

I want to be an officer,
And in the White House stand
With brass upon my forehead,
And greenbacks in my hand.
And right before the President,
So generous and benign,
I'd steal some million dollars
And then / would resign.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-04-05
Chancery Court at Rutledge.
81 a ATTACHMENT BILL
- = Smith "a John u. Sellers III

IN THIS CAUSE IT. APPEAR.
I'LL ing from the bill. which il sworn TO- that the
defentAank John H Sellers II q n0Ia-F@aadenf 81
the State OF Tennessee, 50 absconds and con-
ceals himself, that the ordinary process 81 Ivy ca
having been issued and levied upon the property on
the defendant. Tt In therefore ordered hy mo
eof4aeeutfve weeks i'm tho MarFist@wn GAZETTE
n0aifgfna The Raia defendant 10 appear before the
fsfancerg Court ID Rntledge, TenneHnees 80 tho
fhfrd Monday or April next, and then and there
make H. defense 70 said attachment ball or the
same will be taken for confessed. and set for hear
! ing e1-Farte. = ~ q -
March 10. 4w-prs fee g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
RrcHMoSD AND DANSILLg RAILROAD Conp,y
Z as9s az RICHMOND, VA, October 6, 1874 "
CrTrTnTTT D on TpsAIEC rlur,,r, ~,

RfcHMoSD AND DAyrILLR RAILROAD Corp,y
- ! 'I,1Il-[Tys RICHMOND. VA, October A Iege "
0ruEnJIT n on TRAIES TIUnsn ~, ,
I1T,G,I 'o6Tn NE % CO -, mahlNd FL.
~ FEET iOCTOBEk D. 1S16.-TRAlN No. l.
new YORK AND NEW ORLEANS MAIL AND Rx.
PRESssmLeageS. hicnm0na AT 10Y A. d. & leaves
BurEeyhie ~ 1u:4o.A. d.. leaves DapYille at 2:59
=. NJ; leave5 GrSensporo' AT DAD r. u; leave,
Salisbury At S;l 81 M arrives It AIRLINE juno.
1on NJ lO:1o i. 1i.; arrives az charlotte At 10al
=: b. 49,. = iJ.,..L Z aylE.il ...lsgf.
TRAIN NO. 2.-NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRS
NAIL AND E1Prg;ESs;imLeayes CHARLOTTE st 1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No, HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
i VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK COTTAGE,
ON THE WEST SIDE OF PINE STREET BE-
TWEEN CARYtA AND CUMBERLAND.-By vir-
tue Of deed of trust recorded In The office Of the
page l76, default having been made therein and
having been requested so to do by the beneficiary
secured, will sell &C public AUCTION, on the prem
ises at az O'Clock P. b., on FRIDAY, October 27th,
the NICE NEW BRICK DWELLING, now oceu-
pied by the Rev. Mr. Butler, described IN said deed
as follows All that lot of land on the west line OF
mencing 1O2h feet from the corner Of Pine and
Cumberland streets, fronting 22h feet on Pine
street, with depth Of 145 feet to alley 20 feet
wide. The house contains six rooms, and Is in good
condition. @#s@.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal, and made known at
sale. JOHN 5. WISE, Iruslee.
Sale conducted by FRANK d. HILL, Auetioneer.
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TFoR OTHER "LOCAL'' SEE FIRST PAGE
MANCHESTER NEWS.

The pedestrian, on his way to Manches-
ter, is struck with very familiar object as
he passes the Danville depot along Pearl
street: the iron railing around the yard,
which has replaced a wooden fence. 1t puz-
zles one for some time to know where he had
seen the railing and the stone posts before
as much as would the head OF an old friend
placed upon strange shoulders. After hay
ing wondered for days and days where the
Notwithstanding enclosure came from, your
reporter only coniectured on Tuesday that
it was the railing that used to surround the
old City Hall yard, and on yesterday he
found his conjecture to be true. The iron
fence, stone posts, and all, have been bodily
transferred, and make very handsome en-
closure for the dep0t-yard. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

A Strange Customer. cleaning ont
the COURTROOM OF the Mayors Court yes
terday morning the ianitor discovered a
dead muskrat under the Mayors bench. As
a muskrat had been caught few evenings
since vending his way through the streets,
this was thought to be his partner, who had
been out TO look for him and had met with
a sad fate. An Irish friend Of ours, how
ever, said Don't yez mind no SIGH q
story. Some Nv the Dys put that rat under
there. Ye see the court smells naustg, aad
the b'ys, for change, wanted it to smell
| pausky." Police! e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

Manchester Us. 1aylor.-This case was
called before Judge Clopton yesterday after
noon. IL was an Indictment for misde.
meanor in obstructing the streets by re-
fusing to remove porch which projected
over the line proposed in widening Porter
street between Ninth and Tenth. The in
dictment was brought in by the jury more
to test the question than anything else, and
its decision win be one Of great importance
to the property-holders OF the city. cS
!. The plaintiffs were represented by Messrs.
Gordon, of your city, and Clarke: Of Man
chester, and the defendants by Messrs.
Bransford and Atkinson, Of this city. A
motion was entered by Colonel Gordon for
a continuance until the Supreme Court had
decided upon the suit OF Taylor Us. Man
chester now pending, and Of the same ma
ture as this. This the Court refused, and a
bill OF exceptions was entered. The case
will probably be concluded to-day.
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II AZ aBy Frank;J. Sampson, - i+.t9 ~
. ps jRealIEstata Agent and Anctioneer.
IsNhs :92l Hull street, iMnhchesteri va.

r,RfJsTEEs, Il SALE of "A LARGE
Il FARM NEAR MIDI, LOTHIAN COAL, MINES viz Issy.
HHE HgNPRHR ANP sERMis ssD e6a
LANDS.-I1 pursuance OF o. deed OF trust executeQ
70 iIs By g. e Robertson onthe 18th day m AoTem.;
ber, 1875, and duly OF record In the SonnEy Gourt
Clerks office for Chesterfield county, In 1eed-Bo0k
&c. page So, we shall (being required soto do y the
In said deed trus sell az pubic anc-
tlon, on the, premises, on MONDAY, Octoper 60,
1876 at 10 o'clock NJ, tff fir; II not, on the next
fair day tlereafter.l that truly valuable W
IAND, with m eight-room FRAME DWELLiNG
and ali necessary out-buiidiug5, near to the 1do-
THAN coal mines, adjoining the coal lands OF Frank.
lin Stearns, estate Of Colonel William b. Bab,. ana
others about two and a half miles from ,Coataeid
sttion and within the coal.feld; about ouesthird
cleared the balance well wooded and timbered Win
There are as One surface indications Of coal as can
praTements good and ample for large ana hrst-
class farm. tyzft ..,sli IL, - La. 20,
sale and to pay of note for Sl.493.33, WIN ln-
terest from 18th of September I'LL PAID. ana
note for $4,000 due on the 18th or september,
1877 and the balance upon such terms as tne saIu
q. T. Robertson or the trustees shall direct OH tne
day of sale-ai deferred payments to be secured oy
a deed of trust on the property; ,,,osvs AZ
S :. er JOHN G. ROBERTSON.
40 .--,r, Trustees. -
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SOUTHERN SERENADERs.-Ther will be q
grand performance at the Richmond Thea
tire Saturday, October Dist, by the Southern
Serenaders OF this city, seventeen in num-
Der; also full orchestra and brass band.
The performance consists Of songs, dances,
funny sayings, and negro sketches. The
serenaders will also sing the beautiful selec-
ton OF "Sweet By-and-Bye."
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= q BY Frank D. Hill, le ~.
Real Estate AgentSand Auctioneer, !
l1OS Main street. .nildnt,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILD;
a ING KNOWN AS WESLEY CHAPEL, ON
STREET, q BETWEEN CON-
CORD AND CEDARsTREETs, At AUCTION
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated January ~,
1876 and duly executed by Thomas K. Hewlett,
John w. Toney, and Thomas Nelson, trustees to
the undersigned and By request Of the oeneacariss
MONDAY the 23d October, 1876, on the premises,
at * O'Clock p. NJ, the aboye-described property,
now used and occupied rs schoo-house and chnrcn.
TERMS: 81 so cash; the balance In six ana Twelve
months with six per cent. added. - 81
:. oc ia ~ ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
-. RIIR0An CQMPANY

ei!3E RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
fsg RAILROAD COMPANY.
fdOMaIENCING OCTOBER s, 1876, train,
~ on this -ead viii run as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A NJ THRoyGn NAIL ILn daily o, SSnneet s
~. vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macou,
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and all points South and Southwest
900 IRE Gn TRgA nv ss ii Ns as
- $50. ! day), with passenger-coach attached.
Through tickets sold by this train to
Lynchburg. Close connection made q.
50 a.! Petersburg with Atlantic, mississippi
,Igss. and Ohio passenger trains for stations
on that road and &c Southwestern points.
l:l5P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily (e1oep. Sun.
81 ~ sii"day). Passengers taking this train will
sf.i i make close connection at Petersburg icr
81. Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
- Bay-line steamers for Baltimore Phil.
adelphia, aud New York, and with the
...En #.-- Old Domiaion, steamers for New ioh
Also, making through connections for
tt.'t Wilmington. This train stops cnly,t
SO ~ cos. Manchester and Chester.
500 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, Win
coach attached.
81 LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. n, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
~ 90 !, Day with coach attached.
11:40 A. NJ, THRO UGH MAIL daily except Sun
-, dayl, connecting with R,chmond, Fftt.
- t:iaI ericksburg and Potomac railroad for
1aFS w. all points Eas' and Vest
4:50 p. II FREIGHT TRAIN daily except Sund
ay). with passenger-coach attached.
TOO p. M. THROUGH NAL daily, CONNECTING
: sF4Ii5qu with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points East
.''s.s' and West. Sleeper attached, running
81 a through. Also, making close cannec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ono
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North md, West This train
; stops only nj Manchester and Chester.
Passengers for Clover HiIl Pits leave RICHMOND n
1:15 2. 81. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud fEi'
DAYS. syJ sil:3
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
the Appomattox depot n,,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rica'
mond at A. III. and p. 81. every SUNDAY.
oc a - - ~ A. SHAW. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19

An Enthusiastic Politician. Captain &
Albert Brady, an employs ut Granite, was
recently 50 much elated when he heard the
news OF the election OF Blue jeans. fof M
diana. TINT he took his gun, went outside
tne stockade, and tired q salute oil eight
guns. He was INTERCEPTED by one sofs
uranus mintons ss TO the cause of the. dis
tufDance and upon informing that official:
ne was given bis @alking-papsrs.
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SiEi sEt53
iafagat b,
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Adverse Decision.-Judge Clopton on
yesterday decided adversely to the appeal
OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company from the decision OF Mayor Chiles
imposing fine OF 800 for obstructing the
streets. The opinion OF the Mayor was al
firmed upon the same grounds as were set
forth by the Judge i'll an opinion in q pre-
Yious case Of the same nature against the
same corporation; all of which has been
published before. There is yet another ap-
peal to be decided.
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El776. Goi $50.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMB0ATaai5 i
81 " COMPANY d. TaEEaEs3&
FOR NORFOLK PORTshpgTH, BAL
~ .TlAiORE. PHILADELPHLA,g sJitf =
NEW YORK. !.
: ANTI ATT. REGITI,AR LANDINGS ON TIE

. FOR NORFOLK. gPoRTsnIOUTH, BAL
NEW YORK. -
q. AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THElfi
......5f g-isE : JAMES RIVER. 80 Ltit5t
Making close connection &C, Norfolk with the new
: and elegant steamer FLORIDA for. BALT1- -
.5 MORE. and steamer LADY OF. THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. c. .,..8
On and after TUESDAY. September II, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, win leave Richmond for the
abovc-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at 6Hs O'Clock A. b.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, Including DUTCH GAP (pass1ng
through the samc) fortcatfons, battle-felds James,
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours NJ NorfoIk
before departure of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk and return. 59
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates. si.yttE
> Tickets for sale on steamers, At CARRIER COZ
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Hote, and
baggage checked through Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, ano regular iand.
ings on James river, from A. NJ. to 8 z. ID, al
reasonable rates. ;ttg So saiis y
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
- T.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets branch oftcs
atW. D. Blair &c Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
Sc Ii - -.
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$500 PM.

s.4f;G:i ltea;
dr.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-19
BY Frank D. Hill,
Auchoneer and Real Estate Agent
ll4S Main street,

VERY VALUABLE lot OF GROUND
ONTHE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
AT kUCTION.-On TUESDAY, October gath on
the premises at O'Clock r NJ, Will sell that truly
Mr.. William P. Ford rs awood-yard. The LOT fronts
On Broad street SO feet and runs back about feet
to a9O-foor alley. There 10 on the lot small BRlCh
teen horses culYert privileges, &c. as1is.fi..f :,
TERMS: One third cash; the balance IN BIZ ana 1
twelve months, with six per cent. added. 49,
&c ia ~, FRANK; u. HILL, Auctioneer-
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In the Hastings Court Pompey Harris,
Ratchet, was tned s25 and sent to Jail.
r. p. Cheatham, for compounding iel-
ony, was fined $40 and sent to jail for thirty
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Sent On.-The two negroes charged in
the Mayors Court with stealing a pistol
were yesterday sent on TO the November
term OF the Hastings Court.
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ANOTHER TILDEN BANNER.-A large Til
den banner was spread to the breeze yes
terday from the State Conservative Commit
tee rooms across Bank street.
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ANOTHER ExPLosIoN.-Tuesday night, up
town, a Main-Street book-keeper undertook
to put into use some new theories OF cook
ing which he had learned. a pigeon was
chosen as the victim OF this sacrifice. just
as the pigeon was 8. done" the enterprising
book-keeper yelled, "Giye me napkin, or
give me DEATH" The napkin didn't come
up to time, and the pigeon was soon ablaze.
This was ludlcrous enough, but the next
feature Of the entertainment was still more
SO. The gravy LETT in the irying-pan was
on fire, and this French cook poured water
on it. What was his horror to find himself
enveloped in mass Of flame, which rose
upward to the ceiling. The pigeon flew all
over the room, sprinkling gravy over the
books the chairs, and the tables, and bap-
tizing the shirt OF the cook, and the gar
ments OF his assistants. The French gen.
tleman retreated in dismay to wash his face
and head the latter prematurely balO and
to change his linen.
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'e:ssaP II.
DEp.nTURE OF sTEAMERs.

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old N9EF&
E Dominion Steamship Company
steamship RICHM0ND, Captain KELLY, Will sail
FRIDAY, October 10th, at 4 O'CLOCK ID: z1lssI 4
I Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east
and west; also, to foreign ports = -.,,f;.,.
Cabin fare TO New York, 81 round-trlp tickets,
ego. Steerages SO and S8.2IllG " - ..ta1 - I'll
For freight or!passage applyto
foc 1885, i'fe Compahy's Wharf. Rockets
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REAI. EsTaTEl- Ar PRIVATE SALE,

REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE,
TSXCEIIENT lFARM slOFa SIXTY
IL ACRES, ON THE WEST LINE OFIH i!I, VILE ~,
LIAMSBURG TURNPIKE ONE MILE BEL 1Dn
RICHMOND, FOR SALE. OR EACHAMGEFVt Il
CITY PROPERTY.-T beantlIauy .locateo
FARM, With an excellent DWELLiNG thereon,
FORMERLY owned by Mr. j. II. Mackenzie ana at pres
emit Occupied by Mr.. William Brandt, IS 1or saie, OF
win be exchanged for city real estate: ApRiXI 20
oc 14-eod3t Real Estate Auctioneer.
A VERY CHEAP FARM IN HENRICO
n COUNTY OF FOUR HUNDRED AND FOR,
TY.FOUR AND TWO THIRD ACRES On IHE
RICHMOND AND CHARLOTTESVILLEIU KN-
PIKE, ADJOINING ,TAYLOR'S Gk0SS dtSG
ABOUT TEN MILES WEST OF RICHMONp
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY REAL
ESTATE.-I am authorized to. sell the foregoing
farm, formerly owned by hessrs: GiSzeorook
Thomas, and now occupied by Mr.. Waldrop as Ten
ant containing -four hundred and forty. am
two third according to survey Just mage sr by
Mr. James T. Rcdd v no has divided 1t mo snrse
smaller tracts, VIZ: No. contains ONEHUNDkE5sIDo
AND sEVENTY-NINE ACRES, with com pm r pie
dwelling and the usual ott-buildings. including an
eScelient young bearing orchard: No. contains
one HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIx AND AND
THREE FOURTH ACRES, With a small dwci ing
thereon aud No. 8 contains ONE AM
i Theloeation is pleasant one, near to churcnes,
mill &C., and with convenient access DY rairoaa OF
f1lrnpike Twill be sold as whole very cheap, or
exchanged for city real estate The plat OF tns pro.
perry can be seen at my office. W. GODDlN, =
oc I 7-eOdSt tr.s! i..L - u y Real Estate ARent
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.a ! ~. .s Il . !. NJ
THE RICH1SGs, OPERA CoMpANY.-Mrs.
Caroline Richings-Bernard's English Opera
Company commence an engagement at the
Theatre on Monday night, on which occa-
sion the ever popular and beautiful opera
Martha will be presented. The troupe IS
composed Of excellent talent, and Will no
doubt not only have full houses, but render
all the operas most acceptably. Mrs. Rich
ings-Bernard is one of the most popular
opera-singers in this country, and is favor
lite in Richmond.
On Tuesday the Bohemian Girl will be
presented; wednesday, Fra Diavalo:
Thursday, Mariana; Friday, Trovatore;
Saturday, Marriage Of Figaro. The opera
for the matinee has not yet been selected.
The company has q full orchestra and an
excellent chorus.
This morning the sale Of reserved seats
commences at Wyatt's, on Main street near
Tenth.
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MIR. APPERSON IS AUTHORIZED
Yl to sell privately, on remarkably easy terms and
feet) ut the northwest corner Of Cary and Pearl
streets. .:nlslJ ,.E.I.ELE " 80 :.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SC1EUGLE Or. lhaAHS.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRANS u - n sTsys 4
at $50 p III. daily te1eept sunday connecting s1s
west Point with the magnificent fTsr-class steamer
HAVANA and OUISE, and landing passengHs, ~
Baltimore Ut 8 A. NJ, In ample tiheto conDee. W.
al trains for northern, eastern, &C Wes'efn ne
Fare 70 and return 90
Fare TO FkihdcIphia '....''. m
Fare 30 PhiIadelphia and return 20
F fsfs % % Rev Esw and e g
F1 RoH g. SSs1Sa TIcxEas to iai@si PhIlsas
ptia, and New York, good for THlRTY Dai 'f'AA
aa TrfHbRssoSTIaGHFREIaHTTRAI leave RtehmSSrd,
DAILYat A. NJ arrive q Ricala0aa l'A'A- :
freiehts delivered In Ba,ti,aore at A. DAiLl.
VI Careful handling and heatuost disIa'ea R'A1
The management taxes pleasure ia a,lnon1ein9 y
ithef public the re-estabjishnent o. men srhetr
stssners have been rented in thsinost thorough
manner for the accommodation OF Hasseh ,S asi
fretEhIs Their are large anu m1 ~
Furnished TABLE supplied VITA every aeneAs' .
TrsyeIsrs taking this line have the benefit OF ine
ieigl,tful trip down the Chesapeake Bay ana a IN
Ia Baltimore In ample time TO eonness WIZ M M
fines for Ffllsdelphia, New York, Boston, anu -
BATES ,as ssssss ye ssss
of ffegnts TO or from southern points at
Cars run through betHeen West Point and AtSa.t
without change. Tickets sold TO all northern, e.
ern, and Western points, and hsgass ~ en' g
g ,,ss tass; s sss sss sas a
rot, cornef Twenty. third and Dock streets L.,
Z M "a HI D0UG US, 2Supex1nsenScS.s-
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s;..' n By Grubbs 6 Williams, az, ,,.;t
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

: =
A arVALUABLE COTTON-MILL AND
IA MACHINERY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, YAt, TO BE
SOLD BY AUCTION ON FRIDAY THE 27TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ
On the day and ut The honr named, we shall sell by
auction to the highest bidder, upon the premises In
the city of Manchester opposite to the city of Rich
mond, Va, the large BRICK C0TT0N-MILLan and
MACHINERY belonging. to the : Manchester Cot
ton-Mllls," on James river. The mill contains
about 1000 spindles, and other machinery in pro-
portion, and has perpetual lease ofwater-power to
run at least 1900 spindles. The largest part Of
the machinery has been recently purchased and Isl
OF the most modern and approved style, .c,r.ti So
The cities. OF Richmond ard Manchester, two
growing places, afford market ON fhs spot for all
most the. entire manufactured products Of the MILL
Eighteen TENEMENT HOUSES In Manchester,
occupied 10y the operatives, and number ofBUILD-
ING LOTS, will also then be sold nt acctton. ~
TERMS: For the mill and machinery, %, 900 In
cash the residue In equal payments at six, twelve
eighteen, and twenty -four month the tene-
ments and lots, one fourth cash; residue at four,
eight, and twelve purchases 70 execute for
the deferred payments negotiable notes with interest
added from the dry Of sale satisfactorily endorsed,
and further secured by deeds OF trust y b
Il Either ono or the commiuee named belowyor Cap
tain EDWARD GRAHAM, the treasurer and agent,
at Manchester will give any Information desired. -
IL z q II ALEXANDER DONNAN, ~
8 JOHN McGILL, sz..,.s --laG Il r
WESLEY FRIEND,