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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28
800, BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU.
H M AntE Fem ANb G COUNTY Of i nENkIco By
AUCTION.-By virtue of adecree OF ihe CnaneeeISy
Court of the city Of Richmond entered on lhe ZStn
day OF June, 1876, In the suit Of Walker ana VIE
ps. Beazley. &c, we the undersigned, Speclal c9m-
inissoners thereby appointed. win sell by auction,
on the premises, commencing and continuing In the
order In which 1t Is therein named, Us foilows-to
wit: 49, =,
TENEMENTS with four rooms; Kitchens and other
IMPROVEMENTS each with lots fronting 2lH feet on
the south side Of Catharine street, corner OF Smith
On THURSDAY the 9Th Of October, at * O'Clock ,,a
P. NJ, BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No. Az Duvai
street, near ST. Peters street.
On FRIDAY the 9th Of October, at ~ O'Clock, an
UNDIVIDED MOJETY OF q LOT OF LAND or the
southwest corner Of Seventeenth and Grace streets
sATTKRhy 81 s s sS q CS
OF LAND at Hungary station, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD and at ~
O'Clock r. III. The same day SATURDAY very at.
two miles north Of the city Of Richmond on The
New-North road, adjoining the Lands Of Thomas
Bruton, Garland Hanes, and others, containing
TWENTY Two AND ONE-HALF ACRES Of i'm.
proved land, with comfortable frame dwelling and
Also, a TRACT OF IMPROVED LAND, of the
same size, across the road from the above.
TERMS: As to the city property, one fourth cash !;
balance In six, twelve, and eighteen months; and as
to the country property one fourth cash. balance In
for the deferred payments with interest added and
paid, and a Conveyance ordered By the court
5,.s ! S. 59hS 4; SEE' O. no1IApAr,
RICHARDSON & Co, AucttOneerS. sc 2S
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AZ VALUABLE cOTTo N.MnL. AND
AND OTHER Rel q. EsT lT5 NE
IN THE CITY OF MANCHEsTEE,H1aa Ii I ssg1ns
s2Ig ~ od A6GEd9a is 9 M
on lie div AID ii Tia hSir named We shall sell BY
auction, to the highest bidder. upon me premsG 10
mend g. The iarge BsRItk md
MACHINERY Belonging to the Msncnestsr So.
ton-Mrlts,,, son James river. = The nlI contains
about 1900 spindeS, and other m2cninery IN nrp-
portion, aud hus perpetual! lease OF 70
run ut least COO spindic The lnrgess part OF
tee machinery YES been recently pSlishasea' anu =
q ne sies 81 sha and
growing places, afford market ON the spo. lot Al
most the entire Manufactured pr9dacts o. ne nlL
Eighteen TENEMENT HOUSES IN Mals I45s e
occupied by the operatives, ana numper, l DUtDD
,INGLOTSS will also then be sold at aucuon.
Z THRMs Eor the mill and machinery. S6,Ouu 10
cash; the residue in equal payments as SIX we've
eighteen, aud twenty -four months. tor tne t s
mcnts aud lots lone fourth caah residue az aour
eight and twelve months, IN
added from lie dayor sale satisfactorily endorsed
and further secured by deeds OF trust: Il
Either one Of the committee nance pelow or Lap
tain EDWARD GRAHAM, the treasurer ana agent
ut Manchester, will gfse any inf9rmauon aeslrea.
5ea 2il7et 1--WE = WESLEY n.iS ERiEND.
e..a s.. ,f.; - - Petersburg, Va;
IS ~. ISAAC DAvE RjfS5SEs ~; s.:
aa .::.asoHN.n II. TUCKER,
tst - Committee for sale.
cRusgs o. wIrIrANs. Auctioneer5. sc 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28
BE Ed. Sampson
Successor TO Sims 6 Sanpson),
Real EstazE Agent and hsictioneer.
No. 921 knall street, Manchester, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY Val
" in CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, hB0UT
SEVEN MILES FROM MASCHESTERs NEAR 4,I
AoN6 lN Hf5t BaNviLtE RaLRoADIBy xstue
Of two deeds of trust from John II. R1Tton and
Wtfe,one to Henry Hadpaa trustee &c fss George
same to +. d. Conner, trustee for Charles ". Fur.
ner, dated 18th May, 1S76-both Of which said
deeds are duly Of record in the clerks effce OF the
County Court Of Chesterfield county, We win sell at
public auction, on the premises being required so TO
DO By the beneacianes In said dee.s Of truSt, on
THURSDAY, September 2Sth, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
III fair: II not on the srst fair day thereafter that
VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ON which
said John Fl. Burton now resides. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND: TEN ACRES, with z good
usually found on Virginia farm with large orchard
andi well wooded and watered. We VIII also sell
ut the same time and place one other SMALL
TRACT without buildings, containing about THlR-
TY-FIVE ACRES, all In woods and pines, about
five miles distant, near Mr.. Ananias Hancocks. on
The first tract is the celebrated Rattlesnake Spring
farm, OH the River road, and Is considered good
Al the same time and place we will SELL If neces.
sary for the purposes OF said trusts TWO Vauaiae
Persons desiring further information in regard 10
the property will please call on Mr. j. sampson al
his real estate office, No 92l Hull street. Manches
ter Va who will take pleasure In showing this yalu
able and conveniently located property,
The terms Of the deeds require cash, but more lib
eral terms will be announced nc the hour Of sale
( by the parties interested, ..-f.. ...:is.s,! ~
/ HENRY HUDNALIsjvl
49, 49,. Trustee for George Watt, or;
| FIN. CONNER. II. q,
I sells Trustee for c. W. Turner.
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Iyw. Goddin and Grabbs : Williams,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF, VERY
REAL ESTATE on THE SOUTH e., SIDE ,Ii,, OF 3
STREETS, AND AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER 0F.GRACEAND FOURTH. BTkEETS-By
virtue of decree of the Chaneery Court OF the CITY
of Richmond; entered on the 22d June, 1875, III
the case Of Breeder, &C., pS. Brcedent 1.-THE un-
dersigned who were thereby appointed sDeclas celr
mIssioners win offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, I'm the order advertised, on MONl)Ax
the I'd October 1875, ut o'clock p b., II fair. u
not, OF the first fair day thereafter, the following
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, belonging
to the heirs at lazy Of the late William
) 1st The large, and well located BkaCk,aN 3D.
Fourth street, recently occupied by the late s So
ed. The large eranite-fro STORE and DWELL:
ING, No: 4o1, at the southeast corner OF Bread and
Sd. That large, frst-class granite-front STORE
and DWELLING on the south size OF Broa9 street.
No. AIS, adjoining the drugstore OF Mr. fowha-
The folsgone real estate IS Justly regarded as Of
peculiar value BIZ reason OF It's admirable location
being I'm the best locality on Broad street Tor DUST
ness purposes: ana that on Grace sfrees Is an aai-
bIe location for genteel family. ,.ti ~
TERMS: One fourth cash; baanSS as s ,,terssi
and eighteen months, for negotisRe aSieS, nseasse
new ii fnJly PAID and a. conyeyanoe o.dered oy inc
coi,rt: one half of the city taxes anT enc wnote ol
the State taxes for this year TO be paia ~ Inc p
chasers. l,an.,E. HEMRY,Sh EA sSS.GAsE,r
co a.aoaI NJ rfitd Special Commissic
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~ 8. BY James NJ Taylor: Il Son.. -
Z Real EstAte AGENTS and Aucttoneefs,
1soMM ,l s;lt ojN Il SALE OF. AN OH

,GOMMIsSIo NER,s SALE OF. AN OLD,
CWELL-KNOWN,, AND VALUABLE FARM
AT sAUGTION-!Ih utsnance Of desree os fhs
day Of june, $40, IN the suit Of George WRoyster
o. Crump's administ and John g: Cnrters eas
October, 1875, fin front of HenHco county court,
house THAT being commencing I ,s ~ -
doWar-rights tia; above TONED kARtli winch
was owned and occupied by ths late sonn U Sn5seI
FtV We Observation-Disclosures valaable farming and
iimbered land, with improvements suitable fos
ris faPn viii be sbi ss whole subject as above
stated 60 Mrs. CAREERS rights thsrein aRa nol
1ys 3he acre; therefore no survey has been MADE
1ecS froya tie land- D061ti and tttte.pspera.
TEEMss Enougls' I'm eAs4ta paysexpelsS q sale
two. md ffifee Tcnra the purchaser giving bond:
with good parsoaal seeurttg zo-, 6e1esrsS i1stat
.' - .sas9s IN Bpecisl Ooumissionsr.
JAagRs NtTAyLQR 4 eoas AsctzdseeEs. % 81,
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iTAMES RIyER STEAM80ATs;%M I
~ 80 vrsa, , COalPANYas - s Sa&a

FOE. NORFOLK, .,PORTSAOUTH, BAL n
- ~ WEHORE. PHILADELPHIA,
j ..s "!g7 NEW YORK. 81. = -, L.,'s
J AND .gIT. REGULAR LANHESGS ON TEHI
! JAMES RITEk. Z. =, rg,
Making close connection at MSDfolk with the e, nay
! and GiSxanS steamer FLORl0A for BAAiss
I $50 hLOffE- and steamer LADiGNF TIKI ~
: LAiE for; WASH INGrDNrD d. G. i,t5 -,
Cr,and after TUESDAY. .septeaber H. the e.ss aa,d
elesant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER carrying the
Quilted States mall, will leave Richmond ferithe
1boye-nanaea points TUE SDATSY THURSDAYS,
md SATURDAYS at 81 clocs:A. II.
he hstorsaEaid Interest," ne points and objects on
he, James river, fncludir ,g DUTCH GAP tpassmg
,fortihcs tions fields james
town, HaTaItor Roads, eta. Two hours at Norfolk
=! Neutrality-suspicious. Of Baltir lore steamers.
Fare to NoC30lE-. 90 w
Earefo Norfolk and retu rn.. 8. oQ
Througlr tickets to Ba Itmorc, Philadelphia and
View Yorft aE reduced rate 8.
Tickets Car saie on ste amers,s at CARRIER g CO.,
nGket Agency Main sire at. Hotei ano
haagage ehseled through FresEht received daily for
Eastony Nonbx, and Pol -tsmoath, ana regular and.
i1asson DANES river, fl ON z A: d. to 6'P. e. Al
, Ersight IAN Vay-landir gs must be prepaid.
~ : 7'77-l5 ~: !. l.. B.lTATUM, General AReK1
Once Gsnpanys WI arf, Ispcketts: branch, ONCE
atNV: D,BniS g Co.'s, 10. 9034lain street +,
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-28
BY, Robert B. Lyne II
isuccessor to Lyme s. Brother), q;
Real Estate Agent and AuctionGer,
1912 Main street. n

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
u ATTRACTIVE, AND EXCEEDINGLY
WELL-CONSTRUCTED, FIRST.Cg.ASS- FQUR-
STORY DOUBLE-BRICK DMELLIHG, NO. i00S
CLAY STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, NORTH sIDE;-As trus-
tees named In certain deed OF trust from War
wick Esq., dated May IS, 1874. Of record In Chan
Gerry Court ofcity fRichmond, Deed. l04, ps9e
1885, we shall In pursuance of said deed and by re-
quest Of the holder of the second years note dated
May IA, 1874 payable two years after date for the
payment. thereof=proceed to sell, upon the prem prem
ises, on TUESDAY the 18th day OF October. S76,
at 4XP. NJ, the above beautiful and magnificent
RESIDENCE, containing about fourteen rooms,
with wide hall through the centre, and built In the
very best manner and of the costiest material.
The stable has capacity for two carriages and
horses, and Is well built. All the modern Improve
ments are In the house. The yards are handsomely
laid of with fine shrubbery, &c. The lot fronts los
feet on Clay street. and runs back $50 feet to wide
alley. Iron railing the entire front. frs go
The property is In good repair.
TERMS: Cash as to sufhciency to pay of and dis
charge the note for $685. and interest until paid
with cost and expenses Of sale residue upon terms,
say upon q credit till 18th of May, 1877, for
sf,OI2; tin 18Th Of May, 1873, for 4,21g; and
upon a credit for s4,420 till 18th Of May, 1879;
aud for balance upon terms to be civ en- at sale.
VII. LYME,
..t:@. --''- ~s "A. r. COURTNEY,
EoH. 3a -. JOHN HOWARD,
SECS t,y t.lr:.'1 = T1ustecs
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BY Grubbs & Williaus-
Real Estate agents and Aucsponeers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


rEFHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
l. BASEMENT BRICK RESIDENCE NO. 81
EAST k sr, MARSHA AL sT TREs BETWEEN
TIONl-The above property, the late residence of
DayirL Burr, deceased yaM be sold at elton; npen
the premises, on THURSDAY, 5th of October; at AZ
o'clocR. NJ In the basement are two large roonas,
pantry and store room; onthe first floor, two hand;
some plsiors, with marble mantes; the second
floor two large aud two smaIf chambers and closet
and on DE third floor, two large and two sInniE
chambers. The kitchen has abasement for coaland
four rooms above. There Is also bath-roomi gas,
water, ana all the modern cJnveniences attached.
The situation on one Of the best streets, wasiha
buildings and centre Of busin SIS, and Is especially
desirable fo1a business or professional man.
TERMS: dne fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months; or one third cash, balanCb at
SIX and twelve months for negotiable notes, witAs-
terest added, and secured by decd of trust.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
= Sc 7 -.# Auctioneer5.-
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se1a.eodIw&ttAd:.
J, - By Robert LINE t,... !
y 3. fsuccessor 10 Lyme s. Brothert,
Rea, Estate As gent and Auctioneer.
Ma 1910 Main HArenf 49, Z

tTRUSTEEYS SALE OF. sAaVALUABLE
= BROAD-STREET STORE WITH. DWELL.
ING OVER SAME, AND NICE LOT ATTACHED
from 81 Lanhe and Katherann his wife, dated Augpst
Ea4,la73, OF record in the Chancery Court or the
city or Richmond I'M u. D. 10l Clip 4S2,and being
having been made In the payment OF note
serhad. shall expose 20 sale upon the premises az
tiH78, assEio'ctosk P.s &c = that u ARGE BRICK
STOEE and DW,ELI.SNG ssituated on The nasth side
OF broad street between Eirst ana Eoasnss -.
contains hcaf eight rooms The usual mt hut}rgg
upOn the EOE which fronts on the north side of
Tlaas; GaaS as TO az, 90 ara Interest frons Az:
gust Cd, 1876, Til paid with cost and o.
| n ale. WII.EIAM EsETME e
"a "a Is o. TxustSesa
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Rain md Bank.

A FINE BUILDING LOT ON TIE
IA NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET, BEEN.
STREET, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the 29th
Of September at AZ O'Clock p. NJ we will sell. upon
the premises, the LOT OF GROUND situated as
above, adjoining the handsome buildings owned by
Mrs u. T. Williams, and opposite to the new Pres
byterian chapel. IL fronts 40 feet and runs back
This properly enjoys the advantages OF water, gas
and culverts, and Is beautifully situated In most
desirable mel hborhood for private residences.
TERMS: Very lberal-say one fourth cash bal
ance at six, twelve, and eighteen months, with In
terest.
Let all wanting a good piece Of property at low
paw GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
90 % Auctioneers.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer LIS Han stfeet.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, Ills Main street
A LARGE AND. MOST ATTRACTIVE
e ELEGANT Hous shh6 p AND KITCHEN
CHOICEST sE1E EgHSsT 6F ErcH AND RARE aa
srAEyAa2 elbiEAszHl AsB MARBLE;
CHAMBER; AID PARLo 1s sUITs c,na Vol,
- L xes5ef Ts,k5sh and sersisn PasseSps; . ~
A SUPERB {sEyENS.ANp,,4A.-IHIAALF OcTAVE)
pARIon AsB ST daxMbhR r 55AaSbELrERs SC
BY request ofthe o~Her, Major J. Mitchell Daniel,
a an %oa1aY t & ss sa
mencng at O'clock a. d Tesiss zS NS 5Ge
Ct article
to be found in first-class residence. Among the
nu merous articles to be sold viii be fond i so,
satin broca,e1e; the other black walnut, red and
Eos s1nRyS l5pSsi AR1EeATEp MAEaE-roP
gosE@SS6 SW RI SERVsss s,are
Richly upholstered .PARLOR, GRACE, sasi RE-
pAE EEEtHis STRING Hooker, covered ~ar silk
One Set Of LAMBREoUlNs, crimson asai gold
Two Dr e,saans GILT wINDoW-coRNIcEsr con-
nected with frencl-plate pier pass, froIp ioor
to csilingi With marble table to match;
One exp n4s A sss FsE Ms maay sef
Special ss;entop IL called to the choicest selection
s s1 F1 B sRa sSsS
Of salladin azspg gather marbIel sag g vi
Eisht-dry Eaonssd C!Seks With figures; Venus: DI
ana; Cast G. Venus q Miloi Snow Sssns loil1 !;
Rsts; ssIss ae Se
beautiful copies Of Cisnas LorTans, VeniE; TGopy
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,,,,ssssr,Sa UNPUBLISHED LErrEs Ok Gen

yNTsggsTfNa UNpUBL IsHBD LETgkkBfgs sias
rRAI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. most interesL ~
ac shades OF relics oil the early DAYS % se
y,sT,, h3ic have StlsS been received at tne Ssii-
4epnsaI Eyhibstion, these being photogfap
~ four hitherto unpublished letters OF
syeaernl Washington, which have been
stored away and overlooked for pears IN tue
Town Ypuselim OF the borongh' ot Leicestef,
Eng, They are addressed TO Mfa. latina
rine Macaulcy Graham, OF Bracknai, Berks,
Eng, and are all dated In the year 1870.
Who this lady w iias not been definitely
I ascertained, but she believed 20 have
birth or marriage with the Macaulay family.
The lsdy i believed 90 have occupied Racls.
ley Ten pie, about < miles from Leicester,
the home of the famous Zachary Macaulay,
oneof tile FIRST antagonists OF siayeTy, and
the ancestor OF the late Lord Maesnlay and
Z ~ some OF Washington's ancestors are bu-
-iea near Leicester Che acquaintancesbip may
not be difficult to trace. The photographs
were obtained by Mr.. Cook, Of the tourist
Erin, while on q recent visit to Eng
land, and by, him brought to the ex-
fibiticn. The most interesting OF these
are dated New York, January 8, 1890,
and contains references to Washing
toms elevation TO the head OF the new
republic, and q statement OF his views upon
The establishment Of the new government.
After stating that nothing short OF an abso-
s lutte conviction OF duty could ever have
brought him upon the scenes Of public life
again, Washington states: "The establish
ment OF our new Government seemed to be
the last great experiment for, promoting
human happiness, by reasonable compact,
ia civil society. TWAS to be, in the first in
lance, in considerable degree, go
J. rnment OF accommod dalton, us well
= government OF laws. Much was
= = e done by prudence, much by con-
.;,;at, on, much by frmness.
{. wa. ays believed that an unequiyocally
rsa w., Iequal representation OF the people
!, :. .S ant legislature, together with an eff.
;an Sue responsible executive, were the
. leu. a.u on which the preservation OF
va. ta'iM reedom must depend. 1t was
.nei,can L a miracle that there should
49, a'.o next nuch unanimity in points OF
~, az Deen 50 among such number OF
a =: nn portanc, " scattered and 30 differ
a - SO Wide. in many respects, rs the
.mericans were.'' the letter il occupied
1He remainder OF condition Of the coun-
q statement Of the ial character.
Y and topics OF soc. .''s
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MINERS WANTED.-TWENT GOOD
Nl MINERS can find steady employment tminfpg
SO - - =. JOHN j. TOUKIN,
se 27-2t# Carbon Hill Mines.
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Several ladies' were sita

- ng t0SeCnef on II
Several ladies' were sita tel. Niaaara. Il
balcoDysot the Clifton K, y. although fu]
other night, when the moo. the clouds.
was somewhat hidden EY ard the grou
,natty little fellow came tow. ling" Wher
and said softly, "Pussie, daa. ped up an
upon all the young ladies isa elected or
came toward him eagerly. Rss The otbt
and walked away with her. . -espectiy
brides sat down and told their 20 ridi
Romeos afterward that it was @h "ver
plors for anything" and that they cours
never so embarrassed in the wheIe
of their lives" -E1chGnge. 70
BURGLAR who invaded the premis. ,eS
Hr-ond Mrs. David w. Travis, OF r. Il
skill. made SAD mistake; for, whlie n
Travis knocked him down ana Sneeieu
him. Mrs. Travis bound his arms anu leSs
with sash-cord. He was thereupon manu-
ed over to the officers OF 1ustlce anu puSa
in jail. That sash-cord mace " Gcmp p.,T
Trav;s.tie on Observation-Disclosures But
letia.
This is the season for fall fashions. II =
: a,so the season when the married man Lasn-
~ ventures to doubt the stateL1enG Sn ~.
sortache should be laid on only IN nalr
lines. bias. and subsequently, goes out lnto
+he woodshed to sit down and think "nat
.rnnd time he used to have when ne WAS
single.-Nor,oiCh Bulletin.
The friends of MIR. Shuttle, now on Cen,
tennial visit to philadelphia, are informed
fhst he is safe and well. To prevent any
iety, he has put up sign at ms iohs
inSs. Shuttle Boards Here. "-Phaladetphac
.Bulletin.
The New York Dispatch man has crlcA
in his back, and regards it as sign Oh aH-
proaching winter.-FTee PreSS. we usual
yregard p sTseS as asls B Hs spfs'
The rifles used at Creedmore have re-
coiling power Of forty pounds. klck one
of the marksmen atwo-pound KICK even'
and he'd get mad in aminute.-fTee frssS'
The memory OF his last kiss OF love = =
what makes the Indian summer OF an.oid
bachelors soul.-BrooElya Argas.
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..52itsF'Bs Robert B. Lyme z 80 y
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street,

VERY DEsIIIRsABLE AND NICE n TWO
Y STORYBRICK.T TENEMENT: No. 8l7EAST
stpE OF TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
Z 'EI1;H AND 81, WITH KITCHEN AND FINE
LOT. &c. FOR, SALEfBY UCTlOS..+By request
OF MIS-. Emily Cooke shall SELL upon the premises
ut nublic auction, ON TUESDAY the 80 day or DC.
inber s7B at 81 2. NJ, her truly comfortable and
desiraiiy reconstructed RESIDENCE, containing six
rooms: Kitchen, well Of good water, &c, The house
Is in good repair, and In most excellent neighbor-
hood. Thelfat froptst2fb l31 feet. ,Iit.ta!
7TERMS: Reasonable, and st sale. tg,i,,,. i
Sc 26 ~. ROHERT B. EYNE, AuctloEeer.
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:. BY Richardson & Co., -
Real Estate Agents and hafctioneers,
1113 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A-NEATTWCk
J. STORY FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT
ON BAKER SrREET BY AUCTIDN.-By virtue Of
the provisions oa deed of trust befng date the 10TH
day of September 1875, to the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded p,the clerks Office. Of the Chancery
Court OF the cis q Richmond, shall, trustee In
therein by auction, o the premises. on
FRIDAY the 9Th: dry Of October, EST6, at O'Clock
p NJ the real estate described in thu deed aforesaid,
consisting Of a neat TWO-STGEY FRAMED
DWELLINGswital four rooms, kitchen, &C., and LOT
fronting 25 by 1fe feet on the south side of Baker
street near st. Eetef,s street. -. -l
TERMS: Eno1aib IN cash to dcfraytbc expense Of
executing this ,sust and to pay negotiable note
for 5000, with interest thereon ftosn the 10th of
September, 1S IS, until paid.
RIcuARDsOS5sCo.,A uctioneeTe. $50. sc26 .
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" $500 A III leaves BruzdSsrecs station d.,,.y
l.ytt cfpS bfmoSysf M s1sy e
/ 80 16ig,5 Win TIC baltimore and CHA ~ enefd
I ny z:3S 4. NJ, making cIosn 81 at!lo1d,
III f.it Mons for the NORTHWEST 80 scnnec.
~ YORK al III; 1880 i. t. md New
I 3;,.3I, for Alexsnd Wassss ssansetion
3:3o r. ID leaves the Byrd-Strees sosisaa ....-
/ 81 tf,t connecting With the Baifin.ersa siy
ONO ra,,road at Shepherd ~, and
4 AIexAEdria; due at Car,den o Is.slt
+ F4 Balamore, at 10 p. NJ, ma sess ,ss,l,
sEEEp1Eass1 pR Is5,a IA kHR2 sgns 8
lpSi 4js4i NV YORK J, and with New w
LIS +; - 3 nlent express pfG BaIdmnr,. ~
I ~ Fotomac railroad at Washfn.tsa
- arrisingat Charles-Streef station ~,
Il M3ac siSs t anoM g ll:25 p. NJ THRONE
/ az sSLEEPER FROM WAsHiS;SSTSSSEs
1000 p. n. leaves Byrd-Srrect station tsa.n,a,..
| is ~ excepted, connecting at Wsshins..nl
| .glftE,les With tbc Baltimore and PotoS.cs ss
500 IL AcCoSMo 5Ia TO Nf' Taair ;.
.ilsaf HanoyerJunctfou, leaves Brood. s,, ~,
| 500 A. n. arrives at Byrd-Strest ststioo mr..
| q Ri !. t.Sss!!s:I 81 days excepted). ' ''ion'
LOO r. ~. arrives &C Byrd. Sgees sta,iou daily.
$50 A. ~. .ACSOM4SOllATION TRAIN arrives
~ s az brHacsreet stailon fsuudaYs s1.
except Sundays. ''A uai'
|. Pullman sleepefs on ni9ilf frains.
TUESDAY, THUKsDAY, and SATtUYUIy
on MoSDAY, WEDNEsDAY, and f RI pp,s'yi
able articles, upon giving notice at depot, can obsa,
freight at BonIton on preceding evening '-''
Through bills Of lading and rates given to an min.
cfpal points North and Veg. {. T: D. MYERS.
20 16d!s.p General Freight and Ticket An,