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One. Third the Cost Of ReshinglIng.

lOngeT tndn new bnlnSltb WITHOUT tno
slate, for
One. Third the Cost Of Reshingling.
The expense of stating new shingles is only
about the cost Of simply laying them, The paints
FIRE-PRooF AGAINST sparks or flying embers. AZ
may be easily tested oy any One
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK,
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This Slate Paint is
EXTREMELY sEEAP.
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No Tar is used in this Composition,
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| you obtain our GENUINE article. which u0r
shinsle roofs) is
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
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our red color Is usually preferred as one coat Ia
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BRICK WALLS
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These paints are a.so largely used on out
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Nov. II, 3l1
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Work ready when promised and at city prioos.
Be sure to call-it will pay TO 40 co.
WANTED the business men to know that they
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II STOPS EVERY LEAK,

and for tin OF iron has no equal as it expands
by heat, contracts by cold, and NEVER CRACKS
nor scales Roofs covered with Tar Sheathing
Felt can be made water-tight at small expense
and preserved for many years.
This Slate Paint ia
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AMERICAN MEDICINE co.

ST JOSEPH NO
For sale by all Druggists. Dec, y, 1879.
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FIRB-PR0oF against sparks or flying em6ers. ag
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EXTREMELY eKEAP.

Two gallons will cover iuhdred square feet
of single roof, whi q on tin iron, felt, matched
Boards or any smooth surface from two quarts
to one gallon are required 10 100 square feet Of
surface, and although the Paint has heavy
body 1t IS easily applied with Q brush.
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n. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,

lO2 q i64 MAIDEN LANE New York.
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MI E I'D HGA "A H..
Indictment nf the Pconlei
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It viii eradicate from the system every tnint
of Sc ofula aud ScrOinlous iGumor. VI has per
cured thousands OF helpless cases
where all other known remedies failed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-29
CFor the Dispatch.1
sGeIery Va. CatfI&h OalORder.

Celery is deserving of much more gene
raj introduction into our gardens than it has
heretofore received. 1t is green salad of
the parsley species, is pusgent, yet pleasant
to tie taste, has regularly delicious odor,
and Is said to be healthy. 1t is both condi.
uent and nourishment. 1t is emphaticaily
geptleman's dish.
There are dishes that are vulgar-for eK-
ample, catfish chowder. Why, sirs, any
man Gao catch a catfish; any man who
has accommodation enough to hold by the
bit gentlsman's horse, and thereby earn a
cent with which to buy fsh-hook; sense
enough to overturn an oyster-sbell, pick up q
worm, ard empale him upon hook; indus
try-enough to utilize piece of willow bark
: for line, and lsziness enough to sit upon
*he ypatet's edge and haul In Hne when he
feels weight upon it. This Is ali that the
Imam has to do. The cat fish Will do the rest
"A have sometimes wondered which feels the
meaner, the man at one end OF the line or
the catfish at the other. Draw him up. and,
pray, what IA he? A dull, inert, sleepy lump
of matter, that has cost no skill, no labor, no
activity.
And then, sIrs, any body can clean cat
fish. You do not even have to scale him.
And any woman can make catfish chowder.
ruS Tue Rsp, iittle Reat, less Salt, lew
onions, and pint Of water into a pot, aud
bring to boil. and you have what have
called ga G1lgar dish" because 1t has cost
nothing, and is worth still less. On she other
hand, celery is a neat, fresh, pleasant. orna-
mental, healthy. costly dish-that Is. it costs
labor, patience, care, skill. and attention.
And what, sire, is worth anything that does
not cost somethingY AID where is the
farmer who stops to count chat cost which
involves no oatIay OF money and yet yields
O heavy percentage of happiness and enjoy
ment?
I have said that celery is geptlemaE's
dish. will 90 a step farther, AID say that
man issgentlemsn 10 proportion to his being
ajudge OF good loaf bread, good butter, and
good celery, and his appreciation of the la
dies. PENINSULA.
,Aareh24, 1875.
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RICHMOND AND pANyGLg RAILROAD C0 s1s
RICHMOND, VA, January 10, 1912;
SCHEDULE OF TRAISS.-TRAls ~.
- 3.-THRoUcH MAIL-NEw YORK. 10 . 1n
SoCTH.-Leayes Richmond At 500 A. d.; risa
Pu,fey, sass s. Dsu7 Al 4 s'rsi
boro' at 1886 2. NJ; leaves Salisbury IL o'o'
n. I; arrives 81 Charlotte At 9:l T. ~ WV on.
LYANe ExPnRss, Eastward-Lesves CnHsso .eS 4.
6:46 A. NJ; leaves Airline Junctiou ~ ~ 100 ne
NJ leaves Salisbury At $50 a ~ .;, Ifsi q ia r
H.; leaves Dundee Al i:4s r. leaves sg Us
Vile Ut s:5i r. NJ: arrives in RICHMOND +" '''
Z; T "a. No, s.-LYScHBURG ACCOUNTABILITY:
wastws,d caves Richmond ut A. u: a n,n -
~ Rn,heyilIe al 1886 r. H.; leaves buakeypne =
p. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg ~ o:zv .,,c ~
TRAIN No. 6.-LINcH L,I,s = Ai ian p. "; "a:
Eastward-Leayes burseTn.e |" A'"'
tyes ut Richmond NJ as I. ~. IccoAxo-
TRAIN 40. 7.-IIoCAL BURkEyiLLs tayes
ton daily le5ceyt sano a,y,,.. ss Barseyiis 1t
TRAIN No. l0.--LocAL BuakEylLLss a =, s:5s
FnoDATIoa, Eastwsrd-LeAIes Bafs =
Trains Nos. and connect st 2ichnioua w.
the ihpaa peakc and Ohio railroad ,.,o, nth
Trains Sos. and connect a - 49,,
Ths IN ,onsh tsains conf eel at Richmond ,na
de- with traIns ON the Richmond, YteoeassS Yir.
and Potomac railrozd. and WssMes.j,hI r,,d 70 sa&
Prom Washington. Baltimore, Phpa"e'p
'Trains Nos. s and connect az Cn.ffDsS ss rsi.
trains OF, The A.hnsx aud Richmond sea,snmery,
road 20 end from Greenyills, Atians n, III sou.hs
,,ssfsrn points, aud with the Charlotte. sayna.
and Aurpsta railroad fer Colsmbia, Ansass'
uah, Tallahassee, and all sossnsxn Urn the AZ
,anttc. Mississippi and Ohio raiscoAe. no tJnis,
hurr, Chsttmoosa, and all Southwestern PgS Sssssa
Tickets sold 70 all sostnern aug
nof.lta and eagRxge checked shroogI Va, f,yleaa&
Tinhroken Esu9e from Richmond 70 nsm
i Pullman slscpen run on all night usn ~
Local tickets are COED onfy f9f es,a ~ No sgs
sage 70 the points named % ino uSSs
oyce checks win b gtyeB. - !. rALcOrT,.
General Sapsraaeess - -
Joau n. NAs6uRpA Gsaessi Paassns =
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
~ FOE 1855.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
BINDING, LITHOGkAPH1NG,6 GO

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
~SvE or surEK,NcESDkMST ITO. or OF p3g HIS.
PRINTING, hICIxoHD, March Ios 1910.
In accordance with Law SEALED PRopm rs.s -
g ~ ssr rRisrISs; RINpiNs; III, Lt raI e.
OR PfiING. &c, FOR the State OF virginia ior1be
/. sEsATE BIIIs. DOCUMENTS, JOURNAL,
" ). HOUSE Fills, DOCUMENTS, JoURNAI,
AhsgAL sER9RTs OF sn SpEaSE Re.
ports Of I8serua Improvement Companies to Board
Of Pubuc Works. 1t must be understood sns h n,o
az so nn .e reno sre ordered W
s. s sESEsAh 1 vs5g1REsa
g. s IN e osher FP1AmpHL vt and Book.WoRK
ae,,Ss y eps sisst War
sarjts Uaths, COMMISSIONER Books, foii-boohs'
1s WS ,, s, ssss aSies ~, ems for
siaon and for press work per token Of 2eo impress
1S f s4S TRIMS1aS, WkArPMs. SC, required
oy T. .f rl Sffteie LErrER-HEADs' EN-
he supeSsnsenaen1 re.ervesto himself the RICH,
to have foTxrs Of lasge 5oo, a"'icateo--Sucn' 'o'
The Superintendent also reserves the right 70 re-
Go any as viii he required to enter into bons
with secrrty TO DE approved by the secretsrg o.
the Cosnfmonweslth, for the prompt ana 1a'sui''
exesutson Of their CONTRACTS ,a Ia. A.,
The cav requires that Me- work sbai oe tSt GU
to he .ioqvest responsible bi1der; ano ine subj
,n,epE.nt is instructed by TIE hghest ga
in the state that g lowest responsible bidder es
notsSmpiy mean the party who submits the loves.
bid sna IL able give satisfactory oono BUa n,a
Sna.r nIsrSN7,EST 'MUsI TAKE INTO CoNSIDERA
TseN THE EXPERIENCE AND ART OF THE Ek
SON PROPOSING TO De THE PART1CULAR.hiNd
OF WORK bid FOR, HE FACILITIES FOE Hoi lSS
M SAME, and all other matters al. cling the SUD
Set KtChAhDc T. H,hI,a ts,s Ken
NIB, .pnd2f
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By WaafreS.& Meacham,
Real Estate and Ger eral. Auctioneers'
No LIZ Sycamore street, PeterSbuTg, Va.

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
II THE PETERSBURG CAR-WORkS, WITH
ALL ITS FRANCHISES, AT PETERSBURG
ers. in a general meeting held on the 23d ulumo,
The Board of Directors Of the Petersburg car
Works win. on WEDNESDAY. 29th day Of March,
1875 at IL O'clock noon, on The premises, sell ass
the PROPER rY real and personal, beOnglne 70
the company. This consists Of nearly THREE
ACRsS OF LAND. with all the buildings neces-
sary for d wclLarrdpged -.s.-
CKlaYhfANUFACTORY,
A FOUNDRY, "BLACKSMlTH-, MACHINE
AND ERECTIoN-SHOPS,
and DRY.HOUSES and other necessary bull dings
nil fully equipped with NEW MACHINERY OF the
latest and mossfmproved style, with SKATING
and BhLTIN9 complete.
38.ir CHI LFFFELL TURBINE WATER
HEEL, urf-en by the water-power belonging TO
the property. and equal to 11.30 of all the power
on that side 6f he Appomattox river, operates The
machinery for these works. which have all the fa-
cilitics necessaSy to build four box-cars per dsy
lot OF laur With double FRAME BU!LDlNG
on it at the junction Of Fleet street and the At
hundred yards from the works, and about
10000 feet Of good, dry lumber, bought for
building forty more box-car5, Will be 1ncludeo N
the safe. AS persons Wishing 10 buy Will view the
premises this description Is thought suncaent 10
attract attention to this important sale With the
almost prospect Of great bfrgain 70 the pur-
chaser these stripPent times.
TERMS: $4,000 cash; balance Tor negotlaoe
notes q. six. twelve. eighteen, and twentyifour
months Interest added, and deed OF trust 10 secure
payment % the notes.
For further Information apply to
W1NFRER & MEAcHAM, Auctioneers.
mi Il
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BY Goddin, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. JlO6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
L LENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
NlNETY!THREE ACRES IN HEM RICO C0UN:
TY, ON THE NEW CENTRAL TURNPIKE, SiA
Mills BELOW RICHMOND-By virtue OF q
deed of trust execu ed to the subscriber by g. Ger
hardt aud Catharine, his wife. and Charles c: Ger
bardt, bearing date the 2Sth day OF October, 1852,
ty Court on the 23d day Of April, 1863 shall. Ia
execution thereof proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction,
in front of the custom. house, Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY the 29lh OF March, 1876, at 2
O'Clock NJ, f fair; II not the first tar day there,
after,) the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deed contaiuing ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
THREE ACRES (more or less), with comfortable
DWELLING, &c thereon.
The debt secured oy said deed has been fixed by a
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Richmond TN the
II In Of My, 1869, In the case OF Gerllardt ps.
Ludgwig Hoyer aud G. l.. Ludwig. at Se,100, with
Interest thereon. The former purchaser having
failed to comply 1t will be sold at hts risk and cost.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known Mt sale.
NH Ia W.GODUIN. Trustee.
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BY 4. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent snd Auctoheer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
l. RESIDENCE SITUATED ON THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED By Mr.. MAYO,
FRONTING 80 FEET ON MAIN STREET AND
RUNNING sACK 80 FEET; ALSO. VACANT
FEET ON MAIN STREET, WITH 4 DEP I'll OF
IS FEET; ALSO, 20 FEET On FIRST STREET,
AUCIION.-By request OF the owner, l shall offer
for sale at public suction, on the premises, the
above most valuable property. located IS above de-
scribed, on THURSDAY, March 80, 1875, at AZ
O'Clock P. NJ. This Is regarded as one of the most
desirable locations on, Main street for sale, and
should attract the attention or those wishing TO
build. as there are several fine buildings being
erected in the vicinity.
TERMS: One third cash; balance. ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months interest added at SIX per cent
from day Of SALE evidenced by negotiable notes OF
the purchaser, and secured by deed Of trust on
the property. L. ID. EACHO,
NH % Auctioneer.
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NH %
BY Grubbs u williams,
Real Estate Agehtsand Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


THAT TRULY FFasT-CLAss PRO
MAIN STREET RETwEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETs,@ FOR SALE BY AUCTION
On MONDAY zee day Of April, at ~ O'Clock
M, we wiz sell, 'upen the premises, the properly
situated az nbove, occupied as stores oy =. rage,
Jr., and the Domestic Sewing Machine cazn pany;
IL embrSces front OF 26h feet on Main st-eet and
runs back 1881 feet 10 alley In the rear twenty
feet wise, extending from Ninth TO Tenth streets.
whilst the ends aud partitions In the TWO stores
are xs( 1nexpens5ye character, Set they Will last for
years and the residue of the Improvements: con-
sioerable ine1tent, embracing walls aud 1osts TOT
nearly three; cul floors back the wao'e depth, are
OF Sbe most substantial character, and, taken In
connection with valuable rights In respect 10 inc
waIls on either side, will reduce very largely tne
cost Of completing the original design OF MAKING
this large and splendid buildngfor either one or
two stores In its present form 1t read rents for
81 5SOtper anpum, and the location OF the pro-
Sery Is such as to insure all times the best CLASS
of tenants at good rents for any building that may
be uponi it.
Noproperty likely 10 be brought into market for
wears IN come can tff-r better inducements 1or
Substantial and profitable investment than this,
Wing as IL does within limits which must always DC
the centre ofthe best and mosktashiohabe business
part OF the city. -.
Ain investment In this property at the price 1t
will sell for cannot fail TO be always sailsf-cton
to III fortunate purchaser. ,,
TERMS: One fourth c ,sh: balance az four' elGnt,
and twelve months, with interest added, ana Sc
- GKUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH "a Auctioneers.
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BY Geddin, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A .FARM IN
4 REERfGo COUNTY, n THE FoRKs OF
KNOWN AS .LONG MEADOW CONTAIN.
ING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIx ACRES
{MORE Or LESSl, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
deed OF trust from Robert e. Moseley and wife 70
the undersigned truJtees dated the 4tb day OF De-
cember, 1871. duly recorded In the clerks oEtce or
HeDrico County Courr, and beinE required 20 70 DO
by The beneficiary, will proceed 20 sell at public
auction. In front OF the eennty court house, In the
city Of Richmond. ON SATURDAY, lsI 4 prii,
1875 at O'Clock NJ &c fair; II nor, the drst fair
day thercnfterl, the TRACT OF LAND. contains
Ing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-Slx ACRES
moro or lessj, with DW g, &C., thereon.
si2Isg5 CYRUS BCSsfRHX. rs,
WIN. IRA SMITH,
Trustees. Il
Gnppfr.WAnaxxkCo Co, AucslonesEs. MI az
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ss0ANTON INSIDE LINE.nsSIr.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEE
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER LIST the splendid Iron
steamers OF this iiac will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS nom
PoWhaan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner of
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close con.
nection each trip at Canton, nd, East Baitimore)
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADvANTAGKs:
All freight by this line covered by IRE aed marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockaSe charged at
Richmond. Rates a. low as any other line: THIS
is the quickest line between Philadepha and Rich
mond.
Freichts ordered by this line should be marked
- Canton inside Line" and sent to the Phikdel-
phIa, WILMINGTON and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
ph:a.
Freights received daily IN PhiIadelphia and Elch.
mond. For further information apply TO
! l.. B. TATUM, Agent,
OMces Twenty-second and Deck streets
and NO. 80S Maln street; or 10 :
j. 8. WILSON, General freight Agent
Philadeiphia, Wilmingsou aad Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia. JAZZ
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RICHMOND, FRKD'G b POTOMAC X. R. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEET. I
RICHMOND, January s, 1851
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:S5 r. IL leaves Byrd-street station daily, eoa.
Meeting with the Bait, more and 0aia
railroad at Shepherd, opposite AlsI.
aDdria; due Ut Camden station, Bal,!.
more at 81 z: H.. aud with Neg
FROM SHEPHERD TO NEW
YORK;, and with New York night
express uta Baltimore and Potomac
railroad ut Washington, arriving 81
Charles-Strect station. Baltimore .
1880 z. III. THROUGH sLEEpEK
F EnS WASHINGTON TO NEW
1000 r. II. leaves Byra-Street station BundsN
excepted, connecting At Nashingioa
with the Baltimore and Potouae and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads
6:65 p. Il. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN ~
Hanover Junction, leaves Br1ad'suee
station ioundau e1cepted).
6A.H. arrives st Byrc-Street station (hsa'
1soP.M sIr 1S sn Il Byra.s.rset sauo. daily.
S:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arry0
at Brosd-street station fsasdar {"
cepted).
Parlor-c8rs ON day trains.
Pullman slcepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS lss7e BroaS-Sirsst; ,n snuc5
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ans sAIusItaa,a -.
NIGHTS FOR al Pslnts North and wss sss ,TH ~
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and pers 50
able articles. upon giving notice at Depot, can ."
tain freight al Boulton on preceding evening
Through bills OF lading and rates given 70 .
principal points North and West vrps
General superintendent
G. A. TAYLuE,
la General Freight xnd Ticket Agent
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By Sampson s. McCrary,
Real Estate Agents and Aactioneers,
No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FARM OF SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE BROADkOGk ROAD ABOUT SIX M1LFS
FROM NAN, HFSTER.-In purt u2nce OF a decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county, entered
on the 9th day of May, 1871 In the case OFF, mily
Rurlons guardian against Emily Burton ct ais,
will sell at public auction on MONDAY the 10th
day OF April, 1876. at ~ o'clock NJ. THAT being
county court day) In front OF the court-house In
the city Of Manchester, small FARM OF sixty
ACRES OF LAND. Ms above described. ON the
land Is frame dwelling and quanllty OF wood.
Being SO near town, dealers tpwood are requested
10 examine the farm before the day OF sale.
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Comm issioner.
MApru 17th 1876 NH "a
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By j. Thompson Brown,

By Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY AND AT
Z LOW FiGURES.-"e Request an Interview
with those desiring to purchase in reference to the
following
NEW BRICK HOUSES:
sol west Grace street; twelve rooms.
21l5,east Broad street seven rooms.
52S south Pine street: Eve rooms
20S west Cary street; SIX rooms
610 China street, Sidney; sve rooms.
FRAME HOUSES.
SIS north Twenty-seventh street; five rooms.
S04 west Clay street four rooms.
1000 west lay street; five rooms
3l2 souei, Cherry street; four rooms.
716 north 1hirtieth street: three r0Oms.
apply 70 j THOMPSON BROWN.
. nah 25-et
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP $ERS
" COMPANY. = :
FOR NEW YORK,

This company win dispatch one OF their splend
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, aud GEORGE w. ELDER
water.
These ships are entirely new. and we're bails ex-
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms.
me fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN.
surpassed. 4 isa5ssfs q
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
az New York on the eompany's covered piar, "
North river. sRs ~ zss
With dispatch, and no charge made except aetas
,exBenseS incurred.
Freight received until 8 r. d. daily.
Foe further tnfermStaon apply 30 4
GEORGE wv. ALLEN d CO, Axentss
nay 10 onace Gaapauyss wharyes. kocke ~.
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TJJST RECEFV ED. 6 full line Of ,.>SglE
'FON-Rs1OTS RA!.MUR SLIPPERS, ana
TIES OF ali the styles now worn. madetby kelley
.& Moore Burt other Celebrated IN
from tlie most app roved manufacturers.
Ny stock has nsyer been better 10 stgiS, qua ~;
aud he yuiiesl. JOHN G. PAGE, JR, gem.
900 Main street, between Ninth and TENN.
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BY Sampson SC McCrary,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Cpl Hull street, Manchester, Va

pY REQUEST OF The OWNER WE
ID will sell on THURSDAY the 30th of March.
1876, at public auction, on the premises, 1T
O'Clock P. ~, that truly valuable LOT fronting
81 feet on the River road. just beyond the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad. with depth OF
about 200 feet, with a SMALL FRAME DWELL
into two building lots Of 41 feet CHI. If desired
This property Is situated In avery good neighbour
hood about quarter of a mile from the corporate
limits OF Manchester, ard is considered desirable
property.
TERMS: One third cash; balance Mt three, six,
and nine months, with interest added. secured by
deed OF trust or approved endorsed negotiable
paper. SAMPSON & MCCRARY,
Auctioneers.
MARCH OATH, 1875. NH "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-29
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BY Augustine Royal
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Real Estate Agent and Aacnoneer.
ONCE corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,

SALE OF F0UR HUN.
i DREH ACRES UF LAND, MORE OR LESs,
IN POWHATAN COUNTY. ON M0apAY,
HOUSE OF SAID COUNTY, AT IL O'CLOCK ID.
By virtue Of deed Of trust executed to INC UNDER
Mesmbsr. 1876, duly OF recora In the clerks OFF
oe Of said coun,y-D. b. vol. x1if.. page $751;:
being required 50 to do By the benehcisiiss shall
prescribed, FOUR HUNDRED ACR Rs. more or
less, OF VALUABLE LAND, situated about three
miles east OF Powhatan Courthouse; aDout one
ance heavily tmbersd and wooded-osk aad pise;
good framed dwelling, Eve or siI rooms barns barn,
N, n. Piercs, DR.. A. s. Mayo, and others.
TERMS Cash a. 10 expenses OF sale ana TO pay OF
certain amounts mentioned In said deed. tmour Z
souaf hstalnents at SIX and twelve month q.
negotiable notes, six per cent. interest add ed. s.
'1te' y AUGUSTINE Ro- fALI.
mh ~ Trustee.