davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-25

The San Francisco police are making
their spasmodic raids on the faro b&hks in
that city. How long will it be before the
brokers' dens, where mechanics and SER
want girls are plundered of their earnings
by STOCKHOLDERS, are placed under similar
surveillance and as promptly suppressed?
, 1876-11-25

The Oregonian of the 23d has profound
editorial Of one and half columns upon
church music. 1t has taken to Psalms of
the7church, rather than say a gooe word
for Sam Tildsn. ff tt.5
, 1876-11-25

In conformity with custom and the
Proclamation of the President Of the
United States, hereby designate the
ThiRTlETH DAY OF NOVEMBER. INST,
to be observed by the people of this
Territory as day of Thanksgiving and
Praise to Almighty God, for the un-
numbered blessings bestowed upon US
during the year now drawing to close.
r.. 81 In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the Territory to be at
tached. at Olympia, this 18th day of
November, A. D., 1876.
ELISHA P. FERRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY G. STRUvE,
Secretary of the Territory.
, 1876-11-25

els DR.. Watts an Elector ?-that's the
latest Portland conundrum. 1t is by the
author of Sc Will Salpeter Explode?" and
other profound conundrums.
, 1876-11-25

9' Messrs. Hendry & Manson, Of Vic
toria, announce that they have opened
a match making establishment in that
city of the crinolined King. We anti.
cipate an exodus thither Of all our bald-
headed bachelors.
, 1876-11-25

The Olympia Echo has passed into the
hands of Mr.. D'Obrin. Is this an abbre-
Walton of Dennis O'Brien?
, 1876-11-25
MAR RTE D..

In this city, Nov. 18th, by H. E. Hatha-
way, Probate Judge of the county, Mr.. D.
S. Smith and Mrs. N. d. Berry, all of this
city.
, 1876-11-25
D I E D

At the Duwamish ferry, King County,
Nov. 22d, Mrs. H. II. Miller, OF typhoid
fever.
, 1876-11-25
PROCLAMATION

by TH1-
GovEaNoE OF WASHINGTON TEERITcRY
, 1876-11-25

~ I WET bAANANT u
Had been thrown over it, and by mid
night the rooms were deserted. Not SO
at the Democratic headquarters on
Seventh street, where brass band was
in attendance, and where the feeling
was jubilant to the last degree. 1t was
far into the '.wee snla' bours of morn
ing" b ,fore the assembiage dispersed
and all through the city might be heard
the "'Rah's> for Tilden!'-but from
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(FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE


Ihave smiling face, she said,
have Jest for all meet,
have garland for my head,
And all Its flowers are sweet
And 10 you call me gay, she said.
Grief taught TO me this smile, she said,
And wrong did teach this resting bolG;
These dow RS were pucked from garden. bed
While u death chime WAS 'olled;
And Whist NOW will you say? she said.
Behind no prison-grate, she said,
Which STARS the sunshine half mile,
Live capiiTes ouncomforted
AS souls bthind smile;
Gods pity lei Us pray, she said.
know my face Is bright, she said
such brightness dlipg suns ditfuse,
I bear upon MY. forehead shed
The sign of What love
The ending OF my day, she said.
II dared leave this smile, she said.
And lake 4 moan upon my mouth,
And tie cypress round my head,
And let my tears run smooth
1t were the happier way, she said.
And since Tint must not he, she said,
fam your bitter world would leave.
How calmly, calmly, smile the dead
Why 90 not therefore, grieye!
The yes of heaven Is yea, she sai6.
But iu your bitter world. she said.
Face Joys II costly mask 10 wear,
Ills sought with pangS long nouriShed,
And roanued 10 dehp pair.
Grlef's earnest makes lite's play, she said.
Ye weep for those VIII o weep, she said
All, fools! bid you pass them by.
Go weep for those whose hearts have bled
What time their eyes were dry.
Whom sadder can say? she said.
Elizabeth 3. Bro,onin
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RICUNOND AND PETERSBURG kAltaoAp!
COMPANY.

RICUN0YD Ayp PErEasBERG kAllaVApi
COMPANY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 10"
" trains ON this road viii run IS follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH s,n.
5.l0 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL dsliy lexnpS IA
d.yi connecting for all polhs rIst
and west SIeepiDS-car .tAei'''
through 10 Weldon. IAN, S.s-
TAB A. ~, FREIG lit TRAIN daily ie1cegg .srrr
day., with coach attached. iC tsoaatsGj.
burg, and stations on iBs
road, Ivuchhuyg. aud The "esasrn.,,sS
1.4S p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily; eon'p ~
for ali points south suj "T'i; MA
srng.rs taking All, train VIII VII .of
close conn. c,;on, a. eieiS,s,,,bed
Norfolk. lsgant ptfio!-Sh
runs through 10 Weldon. 40, .l;s
500 p. ~, FRI I4HT daily lexcrpt eun'A"
IgAyE rETEK<Rc 70 NORTH. -, Sur-
7.6O A, FRE!GR T TRAIN sally IeA''
dsy) with coach attached. .,.n.,,iI
1900 NJ THROUGH MAIL dsiy' ,S"n,t I'D
with Richmond, Fredra ,sA 49,. u;
Potomac railroad for all s'"'1~
noo p. NJ. FREiGHT daily texeep. sahA''
coach attached. ~, ,,,erp, sgs'
1885 z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL tfai .ss Ve,chnoed,
dsyl, connecting wttn ha sr,Ilas1
fredericksburg aud p9.otn.- psIlrsa
foraIl poiats East and west. t,Sa,oaIa
sleeper attached, runhint ~ esoSs
TO baltimore. Also WAAas.se al
Connection With the Chc,stesn 5000
Ohio railroad for the FnsiMasr
and all points North ana W., m.sR its.
The MAIL TRAINS VII OF s S'.r
rnond and petersburg ex, ept AT Chestes. ,y ,,.Is
This Is the only line ruhninkc ,aston, Cos.a
making close cnnnsciioas 10. SSasISM.st Geess~
Ola, Augusta, savannah. ana sos'""
Passensers for Clover Hill pits , ssarsssDIYS, ID
at i:45 p. NJ. MONDAYS, WSDSfS
An TRAINS leaving Petersburg "'A'
Appespstsos depot A. SHAW, supatnlss~~'
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Advertisement in indianapolis NenS: I" 1t
having come to my ears that certain design.
ing individual named Blaine Is endeavoring
to palm of spurious article of bloody shirt
upon the public, hereby give notice that l
am the sole manufacturer of the genuine
article. feel confident ia asserting that the
public will not be deceived by the unscrupu.
lous proprietor of the mushroom concern,
which has just started, so long as the goods
Of the old. reliable Outrage Mills are upon
the market. OMrEg Z. MORTON, sole pro-
prie,or OF the only recognized Outrage
Miles,"
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UsIrEp STATES DISTRICT COURT, IuEs-
Day udde Hughes presiding. In the mat
ter of D. C.. Mayo, bankrupt. The cleTk
was directed to check on the fund 10 oank
FOR si44.34 In favor Of W. W. Baldwin as
mechanics lien. -,
In the matter Of A. M. Goodwin, bank
rups. The assignee was discharged.
In the bankruptcy case OF NoitinS Il bnf-
ton. A fee of S90e was allowed the attorney
for the assignee ana S75 for the services OF a
clerk.
In the case of William W. Myers, bank,
rup,, An ordec of adjudication was catered.
Ia the matter Of William B. b. Price,
bankrupt. Tue assignee was ordered to re-
port.
In the bankruptcy case of Henry Austin
Jr. The commissioners were authorized 10
accent the bid of T. S. MichaelS for the pur'
chase OF certain real estate, and after payins
the costs and the claim Of n. 3. Cooke de-
post the balance in bank.
In the matter of Henry G. Rhodes, BANK
rupt. ". Reddy was appointed assignee III
place of Allderdice, removed.
In the case OF Wesley Wright, bankrupt
| The report of the assignee was confirmed
and the assignee directed TO make deed OF
conveyance to the purchaser of the bank
rupt's real estate upon certain conditions.
| In the matter Off j. De Shazor, bankrup'
Robert Moore. executor, and Nj. ). moore
executrix OF j. l.. Hite, were ORDERED tI
show cause before the court at hlcouonu
why they have not complied With loflhei
order in this cause.
In the bankruptcy case Of James HargraVt
the assgnee's report of the sale OF tue panA'
ruprs chooses in action was connrlneu. ,o.
In the matter of Joseph Holt, bankrupt
The assignee was ordered to pay to Grover
man &. 60. s61G and interest, subject TO GER
tain credits and their costs. p.o.d
n. A. Saunders, milIiner, corner broao
and Fourth streets, was adjudicated bank
|
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
- BILE REAL ESTATE.
Harvey
Archer, &C., $500 ~
il RICHMOND CHANCERY COURT.
In execution of DEGREES entered In this cause on
2j'h april, 1874, aud January 20, 1876, he un-
dersgn Il. commas lOuers named In the last decree,
will sell AT auction. at the Office of Grmhhs VII
lians, In The city of Richmond, on THU RSDA1.
oath of February. 1876, at l2 O'Clock NJ. the
lands referred 10 In the proceedings In said suit
which now remain uusold. TO wit:
lst. HELLONA FOUNDRY, lying Ia Chester
field county. on James river, about thirteen miles
above Richmond. The tract contains 200 acres,
and has upon II large brick mill besides two brick
dwellings, brick dry houses, large Workshop large
lumber house. mll.da In perfect order and ample
water-power for large manufacturing establish
mcnt The land Is we'll adapted 10 agriculture.
ID. A TRACT OF LAM, not far from theabove,
called ST. LEGER containing about ninety acres,
with no improvements
Sd. Unc. fifth undivided interest In fee simple In
body OF land called kESNICH. partly In Chester
field and partly In POwhatan counties. containing
altogether $50 acres, on which there Is Il large
framed dwelling and necessary Out-housfs.
This land lies within the range OF the coal DASH
Of Chesterfield, and is believed 10 abound In that
mineral.
Each piece of property Will be sold separately.
TERMS: One fourth cash : balance III SIX, t"elpt
and eighteen months for Negotiable notes, VIII
interest added from day Of sale, anu tit!e retilheo
until the whole of the purchase money Is pald ant
conveyance ordered by the court
G. c. MCRAE, ,--
II. q. CANNON. I Commissioners.
EDWARD Y. CaNNON,3
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctiuneerS. re
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FREE BAPTIST QUARTERLY MEMING.-A
meeting has just been held at the Navy
Hill (colored) Free Baptist church for the
purpose of organizing quarterly meeting.
A. II. Morrell, Of Harper's Ferry College,
acted as moderator, and the following
churches were represented by delegates !:
Navy Hill, West Point, jetersville, ana
Amelia. Nine churches In and about Nor
folk, representing 1900 members, were
represented by letters. After prayer OF
conseci alton by Mr.. Morrell the meeting, TO
be called james River Quarterly Meetlng,
was duly organized. The following omcers
were selected: Moderator, Kew. D. W. Dun
gee; Assistant Moderator, II. +. heys
Clerk, w. H. l.. Combs; Treasurer, Il. A.
Anderson. The following Mission Com
mittee was elected For one year. Rev: >. w.
Duugee; for two years, Rev. jesse Room
son for three years, Rev. ). W. Gaines.
The clerk read reports from the churches,
which were represented TO be ina good con-
ditiop.
= ministers council, composed of A. II.
Morrell, Reys. Duugee, Gaines, Robinson,
and Keys, examined into the character, Sc,
of j. G. BraXtor, II. A. Anderson, and w.
Il. L. Combs, who applied for licenses to
preach, and granted the request of the petit
TONERS.
The Committee ON Societies reported the
following officers to constitute the Southern
Evangelical Home Missionary Society Pre-
sident, Rev. j. w. Gaines; Vice.Presideut,
Rev. Jesse Robinson Corresponding Secre.
tary and Treasurer, Rev. j. W. Dungee;
Recording Secretary, r. b. Taylor. Audi.
tors: Jordan Richardson and w. B. Plea
SAINTS. Executive Committee: II. K. Keys,
W. x. l.. Combs, l.. w. Dickerson, Rev.
Joseph Jeter, and Rev. Robert Hoyt.
Rev.. W. .Dungee was elected delegate
to the Harper's Ferry Quarterly Meeting,
which meets IN April.
The next session will be held at West
Point on the third Saturday in May at 10
A. NJ.
The Virginia and West Virginia Free
Baptist Association will meet in August at
Winchester, Va.
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SUSPICIOUS CHAKAoTER.--A man giving his
name as e. A Arlington was arrested III
Manchester yesterday by Chief.ofPolice
Lipscomb as suspicious character. He was
trying to sell a lot of pen. points with holders,
the former being made Of gold and the latter
of oFoide- He claimed TO be hard up,
ard was oloriug them for sale at S1.50 COM
plete, when they were really worth three
dollars each, the purchaser to give him some
thing to eat. ,On being carried TO the station
house he was searched, and upon his person
was found sboutS SLIT in greenbacks, twenty
dollars in silver. and about three dozen pens
and holders. He will have a hearing at The
Mayor Court this morning.
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Z II BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
!. ~ lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ HOUSE AND LOT on NINTH STREET
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, ON FRENCH
GARDEN HILL.-By virtue Of y deed OF trust
executed by Edward Davenport and wife 10 the uI.
oersjgned. rs trustee. dated 9th October, 1870 and
recorded in the Richmond Chancerv Court ID. Il
lO6 A.. sage 267. will sell ou SATURDA 7, Feb
ruary 18th, 1875, at O'Clock r. NJ. on the prem
ises, at public auction, the following kEAL
ESTATE: "AI thai certain LOT OF GROUND,
with the building, and improvements thereon. ST.
uate lying snd being In the city or kich!nond, on
the eastern side OF Ninth street, fronting 3O ieet
on said Ninth street and running back between pa
rallel lines In an eastern direction 1870 feet"
TERMS: Cash ~ to expenses OF sale, ana 800,
with interest from January IS, 1875; and S2oO In
sixty days, and the balance on such terms as may
HENRY STERN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. fe2-10t
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TEE OPERA SgAsoN.--Miss Kellogg has ar
rived, and tonight the opera season in this
city will be inaugurated. The charming
opera "Lueia di s-ammermoor will be pre-
sented this evening with powerful cast, and
NO doubt the entertainment will prove
highly enjoyable. dt will be gratifying to
many persons to know that Miss kellogg
will appear three times during her engage
meGt. Reserved seatS--and there are many
left unsold-can be had at Wyatt's music
store, on Main street near Tenth.
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Police Court. YESTERDAY Whate
observation-disclosures Murphy was hned TWO
dollars for being drunk and disorderlY.
Alfred Jimmerson (coloredl suspicious
character, for trespassing On the premises OF
DR.. C.. W. ?. Brock was sent to Jail for sixty
days.
Martha Marshall and SallIe Davenport
(both colOred) were fined two dollars each
for being diserderly in the street.
Lizzie Campbell and Adeline James (both
colsred) were fined five dollars each for as
saulting and beating Frank Strong.
The cases of Mat. Boyd (colored), charged
with having in his possession one lot OF meat,
the property of John Rankin, knowing the
same to be stolen and james Washington
(colored), charged with feloniously breaking
and entering in the nighttime the storehouse
of John Rankin and stesling one lot of meat
valued at twenty-five dollars, were continued
till to-day
Henry Martin, Henry Higgins, and George
Snead were charged with yagrancy. Snead
was discharged Martin and Higgins were
sent to iail in default of surety.
James johnson (colored), sneak.thief.
was sent to Jail for four months for stealth G
one CRATE.
Frank Strong (colored) was fiued five
dollars for assaulting and beating Lizzie
Campbell.
Andrew Hill (celored) was fined one dol.
lar and cost for creating disturbance IN the
house Of Cabell BraXton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09

SUPREME CoUfT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
Walters, &c. US. Hill aud ais. FUZZY argued
nv James Alfred Jones, Esq, for the appal-
Iants and w. w. Henry, Esq, for the ap-
pellees, and submitted. =.
The next three cases are Finney and aus
rs Bennett and ais. fash Us. Robertson
and ais. Erwin's executor, NC, u.s. Nicnols,s
executor, &c.
The court will hear no further arguments
before THURSDAY.
Walden by, DC, Us. Bolts aud ais. Ar
peal allowed to decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Rappahannock.
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81 n. ". Lee
BY n. u. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
~ OF LAND TEN MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.
BY virtue Of 4 decree OF the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico county pronounced on the 20th day OF Janu-
airy. 1875, In the suit of Carter ps. Blackburn,
will. special nmissioncr therein named. pro-
cted sell at public auction, In front Of The Hem
rico County court house, on MONDAY. 1ath day
scribed In said decree as containing SEVENTY
ACRES. on which there r. SN ALL DWELLING,
and adjoiDin2 the lands of DR.. j. IL. shepherd and
others.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, and title retained until The whole purchase
money Is paio. Fl. A. ATKINSON, DR.,
fe SDecial Commissioner.
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD CoQp'yl
RICHMOND, Va, JANUARY 10, ls7G /
SCHEDULE Of TRAES.-TRAIN No,
~ 3.--TuRoUGH MAGL-SESS YORK TO I'M
SocTH.1-Leavcss hichn"nd at 5:!p A; VI; l.aTt
7. NJ; leave Dauvile at lab r. NJ; leaves @ss
boro' at 4:36 z. NJ. leaves Salisbury at t.jiP,
~: arrives at Charlotte at 9:i5 Pm.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastwar''-l caves Cha ly''s A,
5:45 a. NJ: leaves AIRLINE Junction st 8:25
NJ; leaves Salisbury ut $50 A; H.: leaves snts-
~: leaves Dundee Al lag r. VI: leave, g,, =.
Vile at 6:5l Z. NJ; arrives IN Richmond a; s3S
Z. VI.
Wesiwurd-Leaves Richmond 1T Q A. NJ: arrives
at Burkeylle at 1896 T. NJ; leaves Burkey'!eI
2 =. M; arrives n Lyhchburg at SEQ =. ~
TRAIN No. 6.-LYSCHDrRC ACCoNMoDATi0y,
Fastward-Leayes Rurkeyille AT LEO =. ~: ~.
rives at Richmond 4, 4:34 Pm.
TRAIN No. 7.-LoCAL BUhKEIILLE ACCOgNo-
TIoS daily except sundavl. "e~tward-L.sSss
Eichmond at Z. VI; arrives at Burkeyne Il
TRAIN No. 1O.-LocL BuaKEyrLLE Accoy.
NOTATION, Observation-Disclosures Rurkeyillc a. jsS
A. NJ: arrives al Richmond 1T ~ VI.
Trains Nos. 3 ana connect at Richmond viii
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
trains Nos. 3 and connect Al Greensboro With
trains TO and from Raleigh and Goidsboro'.
The through trains com Get at Richmond and DUP
dee with trains on the Richmond, Frederick, burg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY, Vlr.
gtnla Midland and Great southern railroad. 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aai
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect At Charlotte viii
trains on The Atlanta and Richmond Air-Lin- rail-.
road To and from Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola. New Orleans. and all south.
western points, aud with the Charlotte. Columbia
and Angus railroad for Columbia Augusta, SAVE.
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points.
Train No. 6 connects at Baskerville with the A..
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio rairos., from Ly1cs.
burg, Chattanooga, and NIL southwestern points
Tickets sold 10 ali southern aud Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from RchHond 10 New Or!eaa +
Pullman seepers run on ali night trains.
Local tickets are good only for continuous T..
sage TO the points named on the ticket. NO llI.
over checks will be given.
r ". X. TALCOTT
General superintendent
JOHN r. MACMURDo, Genera! Passenger hGta
In 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09

TRUSTEES ELECTED -At meeting Of tie
RoaSd OF Directors of the Virgins Building
Fund Company held last night Messrs. e.
Holzinger and Moses Qasyles were elected
trustees to GIL vacancies.
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO
L STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NuMBERED
RESPECTIVELY $50 AND 1872, ON TIE WESI
SIDE OF THIRD STREET BETWEEN JACK
son AND DUvAL STREETS, BY AUCTION
Ry virtue OF the provisions of deed OF trust bearing
date the 10th day of August. 1870, from ). iech.
niger and wife, duly recorded IN me CLERKS once o,
certain trustees for the Virginia Building Fund
Company named in said deed or their successors ID
Office 10 secure the payment OF certain onileauon
of debt therein mentioned, default haSluS Oeeh
made in the payment Of the same, ana beinn re-
ouired so TO do by said Building Fund Company, we
Will as The successors Of said trustees, sell by auc-
tion, on the premises, on ga IuFDAY ne e,t ign
ius. ant at O'Clock r. NJ, the RIAL ESTATE de-
scrlbed in SAID deed, consisting Of TWO Two
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS,, numbered re-
spectiyely $50 and 1879, and LOT so by 132 feet,
on the west side Of Third street between jackson
and Duyal streets.
TERMS: One half cash; balance In six and
twelve months. negotiable notes to he given Tor the
deferred payments, with interest added and secured
Inv a decd OF trust, WIN. II. PLEASASTs,
E. HOLZTNGER,
MOSES QUARLES,
fog Trustees.
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QUALITEp.-M. w. Strother qualified ia
the Hastings Court yesterday as notary
public for the city of Richmond.
George A. Bruce, of Wsynesbore', Va,
qualified as inspector Of acrr for this city in
the place of Matthew Blair, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09

Cosv1cTs REcEIyEp.--The following were
received at the penitentlary yesterday: From
Smyth county: George Rate!if (whtel three
years, for bor>e.stealing. From Wythe
county: John Profit. {solored., three wears,
for house.breaklug, and William Peoples
(colored), two years, Tor forgery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09

RoBsgD.--Dick Thompson's news. and
candy-sbop, on Tenth street near the corner
OF Main, was broken into Monday night ard
bis candy, cakes, peanuts, spples, &C., taken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09
By Thomas ". Reese, Auctioneer,
No. ~ Governor street.

NO. IL OONeTHSr StEect..
T ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
IL OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-By dircc-
ton or assignee of large manufacturing COM
pany will sell ut my auction rooms, No. IL Co
vernon street. on thursday, 10Th instant, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock.
2 WALNUT CHAMBER DRESSING SUITS
complete:
complete; very fine;
co. TAGE CHAMBER DRESSING SUITS
l COTTAGE CHAMBER sUIT-complete; very
elabOrate;s-
l PABLO. SUIT In TAN REPS:
l WALNUT SECRETARY and BOOK-CASE;
WALNUT SIDEBOAkD-marble base.
ALSO,
to pay advances made,
/ OAK CHAMBER SUIT, with WARDROBE
slows ,fXrESSIOE-TABLES &c,
together with Il good selection of new anu second
hand FURNITURE. AL well worthy OF inspection.
The sale being positive. we request all in want TO
call and examine. Consgnments for sale solicit ed.
THOMAS W. kEESEE, Auctioneer.
RICHARD GREEN, Salesman. fe 8
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PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
RICHMOND, VA, january 1876.

Train leaving Richmond at 900 A. N. run' ai.u
Except Sunday, stopping at all regular sA1oS,
Train leaving Richmond a. 1000 T. d. runs G,H:
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyihe, - l,
lottesyille, Ivy, Hechun's river. GitS1 800 ~,
Wayncso0ro', S,aunton. Goshen, MlllDoro, ~ n
ington, Allegheny, and al regular stations "s'' 80
Allegheny. . r., Ger.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond i9' o 20,
donSril!e and oil intermediate stations daily eA'''
Sunday at 400 Z. NJ.
Trains arrive ut Richmond 81 Follows:
Express Train gaily at. .;...,.,.;..:'''''tt6P e
Mall Train daily except sunday it....:o'n'
Accommodation Train Gaily except v
sun0lyl "A
Trains coming into Richmond stop II ssA''o~
above. -, ID, NJ u.
Richmond aud Danyille aud Richmond ava w.
burg railroads, both 10 aud from Richsoha. =, "a
For further information. rates, &c, app! -
Main street or at company o!hcss. u.un
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