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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-03
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers, ),
11lS Main street.

81 ("
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU.
RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRICO, BY
AUCTION.-By virtue of a decree OF the Chancery
day or June, 1875, in the suit of Walker and wife
Us. Bayly, &C., we, the undersigned, special com.
missioners thereby appointed, will sell by auction
on the premises, commencing and continuing In the
order in which 1t is herein named, as follows-tc
On WEDNESDAY the 9Th October. at AZ P. NJ.
THREE VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAMED
TENEMENTS with four rooms; kitchens and other
improvements; each with lots fronting 2lz feet on
On THURSDAY the 9Th Of October, at AZ O'Clock
p. NJ, 4 BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No., 412 Duyal
street, near ST. Peters street.
UNDIVIDED MOJETY of O LOT OF LAND on the
southwest corner of Seventeenth and Grace streets
On SATURDAY the 9TH Of October, at - O'Clock
OF LAND at Hungary station, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad and at AZ
o'clock P. ii. the same day SATURDAY a very at
tractive LITTLE FARM, called Haywood, about
two miles north Of the city Of Richmond, on the
TWENTY-FIVE AND oNE-HALF ACRES Of Inn
proved land, with comfortable frame dwelling and
other improvements thereon.
Also. 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
title retained until the whole purchase-money Is
paid, and a conveyance ordered by the court
IGlS 4; Sc Ia o. HOLIDAY,
Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. Sc 20
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THEDEsIRABLET HREE-sTORYAND
4 BASEMENT BRICK RESIDENCE NO. e15
EAST; MARSHALL. STREET, BETWEEN
TION.-The above property, the late residence Of
David Burr, deceased viii be sold ut auction, upon
the premises, on THURSDAY, 9th OF October, ae ~
O'Clock p. NJ In the basement are two large rooms,
pantry and stofe-room; ON the first foor two hand
some .parlors, with marble mantles; on the second
floor, two large and two small chambers and closet
and on the third floor, two large and two small
chambers. The kitchen has basement for coal and
four rooms above. There Is also o Bathroom, gas,
The situation Is on one of tho best streets, within
few minutes walk Of the Capitol Square, public
buildings, and centre OF business, and Is especially
desirable for a business or professional man.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months; or one third cash, balance at
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. within.
terest added, and secured by deed OF trust.
tzzas GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, g
sc 81 AuctfoneerS
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=, BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON THE sogTH SIDE
STREETS, BETWEEN TWENTY-SECONDA AND
TWENTY-THIRD sTREETs;EBy virtue OF de-
cree Of the Chancery Court Of the city OF
us. Mchard, &C., we, as special commissioners there
by appointed will proceed to sell at public aucton
1875, at az o'clock p lf fair il not the first fair
day thereafter,) that valuable REAL ESTATE 10,
Dwelling of Mr.. Timothy Kerse, fronting 4S feet ON
the south side Of E or Main street, running BACK
about $50 feet more or less to Cary strs ct ON which
it has the same front that on or Main street.
On this lot there Is old frame dwelling and large
quantity OF superior brick clay, admirably adapted
}or making the best quality Of hard brick.
The property will be sold whole or divided into
four smaller parcels, us may De announced al Tue
TERMS One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained until all OF the Is fully paid.
~. @i'..5 H's. JOHN s. WISE,
se 90 :-iu.e. tis,,l Special Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MANCHESTER PROPERTY. FOR
IN SALE.-TWO DOUBLE FRAME TENE-
MENTS AND FOUR BUILDING LOTS ADJOIN-
ING SITUATED, ON,THE1 VEST SIDE 91S, OF
TiFUL LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF SAME
STREET, OPPOSITE TO AND BEING PART
OF THE PROPERTY OF MRS: VOOLFOLK,
NOW OCCUPIED BY MRS. CRAIG, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, ON SAT-
TRDAY TIE 5Tn RA9 10 or 0STGBtEK At
aed and offer fine opportunity for profitable invest
ment. The free bridge and the improvement Of
streets leading to 1t make them of easy access to
Richmond. A map Of the property may Be seen at
QUIZ Office. -. 1913
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months, with interest.
~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc2 Auctionaers
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Ancftoneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE ABDUCTION OF FIRST CLASS
u BRICK DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN, STREETt BETWEEN NOME nNslisSE.
AND HENRY sTR EHTS, NEARLY lgp 5lp,sgSgs -
TO THE RESIDENCES OF MIR. GEOhGE 3.
PALMER.-Wili be sold ut auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the Atm OF October. ls 76, az ~
o'clock p. b., the neat and very attractive bhICh
TENEMENT No 4l2 west Franklin street, now In
the occupancypf Mr William i. Jenktns at the an.
nual rental OF $3.50. This tenement VAS built aoou!
In the most superior manner. 1t contains nine
rooms besides servants decomposition; has on tne
modern improvements, and gis really a. drst-ciasS
dwelling In every respect.
TERMS: Quo third crsh !, balance at fonr, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by frust-deed. The balance Oh taxes
so 90 - - W GODDIN, Aucti0neer.
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~ BY James N. Taylor s. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, !,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
AND VALUABLE FARM
AT AUCTION.-In. pursuance of decree OF the
day of juno 1876 in the suit Of George w. Register
ps. Crump's administrator and John g; Carriers exc
October, 1876, in front OF Henrico county court,
Chat being eourtday M mel at
dower-rights, the aforementioned FARM, which
was owned and occupied by the late John G: Carter
mt the time of his death, containing some -FOUR or
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of valuable farming and
timbercd hand, with improvements suitable Tor
farming purposes.
This farm will be sold as whole, subject as above
stated to Mrs. Carriers doWer-rghtS therein, and not
BY the acre; therefore no survey has been made
Bidders will huve to inform themselves on this sub
ject from the land-books and tttlc-papers
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay expenses Of sale
and costs Of suit; the residue credit OF one,
TWO. md three years, the purchaser giving bonds
with good personal security for deferred install
mcuts - p '.,-r A. R-COURTNEY,
.3tl---I.., r.. . ..i irl Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auctloaeers. Sc 81
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALES OF VERY
DWELLING-HOUsEs. AND pUMDING LOTS,
AZ RoSkdETTs AND on " Mo2RE STREET FIT
On PARK AVENUE,N SIDNEY, AT AUCTION;
Williams's administrator Is. Williams, Rag!and
wv Williams rs. Priddy, administrator.
Pridoy, administrator, rs. Ragland and dLs.
In execution Of a decree Of the Ohancery Court Of
18th October, 1875, the undersigned, special com
missioners thereby appointed, will sell ut auction,
f sa q the
late firms Of Williams Son.& Ragland and Williams
2 ION is WEDNESDAY, 18th of OCTOBER at IL O'Clock
81, the property ut Rocketts-namely, LOT on
the south side Of WillIamselrg avenue at It's inter-
LOT on Ohio street, at its Intersection with Will
Harrisburg avenue, 1913 by les feet.
AL8T ono street es a. f se Win Us
Baltimore Brick COMPANY: and contains an immense
quantity of the most superior brtck-clay known In
that vicinity, so celebrated for the fine quality OF Its
LOTS Nos. 1, 2. and 8, in Square No. I in Fulton,
AIsn BRICK K House and LOT on the north side of
Williamsburg avenue, near the above, formerly oc-
'u And at o'clock ii. the following PROPERTY,
situated on the. south side OF Moore street between
on good sda R hIs pWELIiNe with about six
a LoT adjoining the above on the east OF by 200
feet. zam 7. - :
And TWO LOTS adjoining the dwelling on the
west, $50 by 200 feet, and running out to Pine
street. t-4 -"
Upon some of the above property there is also a
large quantity of very superior brick-clay.
GROUND In Sidney, at the corner of Park avenue
for Scufdetown road) and Rowland streets, Ito by
about 145 feet to all alley.
Plats of all the property may be seen at the Office
of the auctIoneers, and sales viii be made In such
parcels as may be deemed best.
This sale Is worthy of general attention, and
especially of brick-makers, as 1t affords an oppor-
tunity Of securing good clay ut both ends Of the
city. -" l.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes with In
terest added and title retained until the notes
paid JOHN A. MEREDITH,
: -. -... @a.,a. WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
Commissioners.
G, auctfoneers
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BY Francis T. 1sbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

BY Francis 7. 1sbell
.Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF DESI-
N RABLE AND WELL.KEPT HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.-Att the request OF
E. v. Breeder, administrator, will sell at auction,
ut the house No. 40! east Grace street, on THURS
l0k o'clock A; n; al the very desirable HOUSE
the estate of the late William Breeder, consisting OF
! suit Of elegant PARLOR FURNITURE, Silk
brocatcl. with linen covers;
very fine PIANO rosewood easel, STOOL, and
very large and magnificent FRENCH-PLATE
2 beautiful ,hH oVxi FRENcH-pLArE MIRRORS;
SWISS -,I LACE, DROCATEL, and DA1ASK
MANTEL ORNAMENTS, PICTURES,
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and other TABLES,
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
MATING, OIL-CLOTH, .t,s.
T! ETAGERE HAT-RACK, OFFICE-DESK,
3. MAHOGANY, CANE-SEAT. and other CHAIRS;
i splendid OAK EXTENSION-TABLE ws
/ ROSEWOOD BOOKCASE, very fine;
Large assortment of BOOKS; i:s
Very nne FEATHER-BEDs, BEDsTEADs,
l large MAHOGANY CHINA-pREss, marble top;
excellent REFRIGERATOR, nearly new; :
large and small COOKING-STOVE; s-r.ss,,.
CROCKERY. KNIVES and FORKS. &C., &C.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, Z.
Sc 80 -. s. - Auctioneer. =
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=
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers. Sc 20
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N,sICATsssNAr..

&. s54 EDUGATFGNAI.. ~ 49,
sHER. CHARLES P0INDEXTER, A. B.,
WI Yf,i open his SCHOOL, Nfarls ana Marshall
streets. on the zHSH INSTANT. Number limited
% nfteen Circulars to be had at the bookstores or
ny addressing as above. .tSs oc 2-lw
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON;THE
Y NORTH SIDE OF WESTMAIN STREET BE
TWEEN MADISON AND MONROE SIkEEIs:mn
By request Of The owner, Miss Rosa +. Busn,l VIII
THURSDAY October 9Th, at s, O'Clock z: IT,,
that valuable BUILDING LOT "a frame. dwelling
street. between Madison and Monroe streets, fronting
on Main street SIS feet and running hack between
parallel lines. 158 feet more or less TO an alley IN
common 20 feet Wide.
III the properly Is sold the Improvements thereon
are TO be removed within feen days Parties build
dwellings, wilt economic considerably by the use OF
the adjacent walls on the new buildings on both
TERMS: One fourth cash balance six, twelve, md
eighteen months interest added and secured by trust
deed, ~ ;f,s<,J THOMPS0NT;BhONN,
81 30 - R'-i'0f'I'E 49,. Auctioncer.
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scotch prot lessor in The University OF
Etifahargh was peTimentsng bafore MS
pupils with some combustibfe substances,
NODDED, shatterlng the vial which he held
into fragments. He held up small piece
OF glass. and said, very gravely, Gentle
!. sr,en i hage made this experiment often
wifli this very ssne vial, and never knew it
% break In my hands befase"
The proprietors os Booths Theatre as
New York have provided that the theafHs
heretofore known as Booths Theatre n
honor OF Edwin Booth, will DC hezeaial
known as the Booths Theatre, by the 1ant
permission OF Mr.. Samuel Booth, pMnaer
Of 22i Centre street. ss. .s /, .s. ,i
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FURNITURE.

NEW FURNITURE. Just finished a
IN and now in my warerooms, the iargan ~
stock OF the BEST made and most fashionable =
styles OF PARLOR, CHAMBEK,an and DINING-SH
line satteen reps and upholstered In latest
styles and Of the best materials. As large sot d
Pnrlor and Fancy Chairs at the lowest prices, With
full stock Of l0w-prace goods. E.GATERIGHT,
SO 2l-3m No. 10 Governor streeE
[GWING To THE GEN ERAL DE-Hl
|SPRESSIoNTE HHSINESS, " hare been
enabled 90 purchase EuRNI9URER ct ynry loH ~
such low prices that tt Il feaft xatc-
Ishing. RurCAasee can hesOnvsnced az this fac& BY
[caliing on nae and seeaas Tor fhelaseiyes.
~ j. D. (SATEWODTL
SO Broad, between Third and Fourth stsesia.
~ 25-Sm 49, $50
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By -. NJ, Lee, No. II Eleventh stree.

VALUABLE SMALL NEW BRICK
L Y DWELLlN6> NO. 7O5 NORTH FOURTH
STEET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request
Of the owner will sell on the premises on TUES
proDerty aboFc described. The house is new, with
1--we rooms, With water and gas. This property Is
located Ia good neighborh0od Is built In modern
styIe and should attract the attention of persons
Wishing TO purchase good home for asmail amount
of money. 49,,
twelve months for negotiable note, secured by deed
OF trust on the property. n. NJ LEE.
..u
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATa,Is
~ COMPANY ,S2s66ia41S1

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, BAL
TIMORE. PH1LADELPHEA,1A . z
t1-r.sgy-s NEW YORK, iE.i,>,s ~.
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
r. JAMES RIVER. ,."''' s
Making close connection Ut, Norfolk with the new
z. and elegant steamer FLORlDh for BALTI-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. c.
On and after TUESDAY. September II, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS At 6ts o'clock A. n.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects
the James river, Including DuTcH GAP passing
through the samel fortfcations, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure of Baltimore steamers. ttsS.,31
Fare to norfolk. " 90
Fare to Norfolk and return. 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud
New York at reduced rates. ~ fsii i!.G : 81
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER i Co..:
Ticket Agency, Main street ndExchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and regular land
ings on James river, from A. NJ to P. III, Of
reasonable rates. -. :. 1850,
Freight for way landings MIST be prepaid
l.. 3. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Comp1ny's wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at w. D. Blair & Co.'s. No. COS Main street. ~
Sc
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sssss l , s:s 8 III \.
Arrive ut Wasljngt $40 Il. Mil III s9sT..
Arrive at Ghsriet 500 e. ego a. ~.
ALIVE ALIVE e sssansen $50 8 A. Il
Arrive e e s Ml!lsoro !. 4. !. 81 IL
ALIVE q WITT M i i13 &
Arrive .. Hinton Mis-. nS lso PA
ATfiys e e SS
1S 41sn e ssana Richmond emo saas a ass
eTssR saRSa sSnD,nss Ct 81 ! rss a,
ssSRgak = ecsans
ghmy; and all regular stations west OF Aaeehang.a
donsse ad II stsss ay 1 ep
Sunday at $50 p. NJ Passengers BY this train ar
Rye. at Washingt2n 6slo A. y. 81 :,
c sGr . g re aoso AID does
not connect With; the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern railroad train goans
Sleeping cars rum on all night trains nnd parlor
cars on day mail trains east OF White Sulphur.
lie i1 omsf p aSa ssaisnR az open
Il Trains arrive nc Richmond Hs follows:
EE5 s1 SSa Tfa sI Ssily
Making close connection With the Rich
mond, York River and Glesapeake rail- rail-
ACCOMMODATION Train dafly itexcfps y =
STSaaay coming into stop q sscns
above. - .ss.3:t i:5t:s.E- ltSt'!'ti
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond and Danville and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond. ~
For further information rates &cis apply ut S26
Main street, or at company's Offices. Il
III : =. NJ CONWAY II. HOWARD,
,tft: 81 -; General Passenger and Ticket Agent
!sg..,s.t q II g.as,s w. N. g. DUNN, .
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8ieIlu,oad isIlatts
TrJEsTA I ,esatshIs 81 .s'Y

81. q oyRs. n--C oaclifnans ION being 5seia 1y
A;s fostlslun that he viii not want to drive
AM AMI to.ay1: welt, me lori, then a
Ssd better take oar children ont Hl s
Iordship Vow, Johnson, look mere I
iionst mind YOU saying oar earriage OF
sorses. or our ,ouse, hut must draw ara 9 the
,;ne--and I draw it at oar cs Attfa.
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RICHMOND AND UANyILLEKAILRoAp COMFY,
R: &E}E RICHMOND, VA. August q. 1910: /,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Ell

5E sRIcHMoND, VA. August 4. 1879, ,t |
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Et.
tSFECT AITC.TIsT A 1sTs-TR AIN NO. INV
YORK AND NEW ORLRSSsI EIPREss.-Leayts
| Richm ond AZ 1:IOP M: leaves TomahaHk 81 2:lS
p. NJ: leaves Chula at 2:54 p. NJ: leaves Burxeyiie
at 1854 2. H. leaves Clover 1t SOB Z. D.; eaIS
Wolf-Trap at 6:26 P. NJ; leaGes Ringyold o. 1So
F. NJ: leaves Dundee tsupPer) at 8:05 T. a e as1s
leaves a. Tf,onasyilie at ii2I r. n; leaves
s.usb,rv ar 1880 M leaves China Groye at !
40 syriyes M Charioffe mt a:a2 A. H. This train
s -. IL ,, az ~ stationS ms med above
se TP s Si No WV 1SeI y aSs AND NEW YORK
$500 ~ zoe I,b,rinftc M n:I6 A. 81; leaves
III 10 'I,nc i,nn NJ e.aSS A. AZ ieaYes Chna
Gs0se ~ 81 , ~ ss NJ leaves Greensboro
~ M ieayss Eenyfiie ne S:SS A. 81; lesres
Is,ndae At adj 4 AZ. Iearas Rinacold ri 9:l6 ~
$3.50 ~ wnIf f,.ss a. leaves Burke
vile nj i2:4h p. M. leaves Chula at l:i6 p IL u,
ia - ~ 1tnSn ~; ~ on y N Ishs train gtoE
only at stations named above. ,,.,r
r ps s1vssN No; Riehmond a. $50
ieeyes RnrEayiile NJ a M Leaves Dundee dinner
nj i:51 p. IL: leaves DanyiiIe ut 1855 p D.; as ave
resnsSoo NJ ~ ICY 49,: y, sario,.e II e68 P. b.
Stn,ss a. All Sfat,ons - -
rTR ~ ~ !. rvar Axp NEW Y0Ix
=, 1niAS No - 90 o, s.ss NJ: ieSSd
EastMAiaIIL1Sses a. po ,saSes ssisbn1
% san q y $500, 81 az I5S p, j.;
~ y. S.Sy AZ ~; ~ Ia 3 ~. leaves Dundee q
sHS y ~ svtjia ~ G.SS p. ~; NJ
lay n Rchas ass :. e.as stoUs At ali sts
TRAM No s.-IY s. G AccoaMopA TIS TO-.
q ~ .xss ny ~ ixnshb IS II I'D IN
A IN
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RICHMOND, YogKRIyER AND CHEsAPEAKEl
I. 81 RAILRoAD COMPANY,
F - - .fnG OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT
-Ff RICHMOND, Va. Septe1nber Is, 1870
GREAT, REDUC TIONtINsyt I'd .4tfye.lf
VI So, CENTENNIAL EXCURSION gRI4A RATES is
River Iine-Richmond to Philadelphia and RETURN
good for thirty days, will be sold at 81.
Tickets on sale at A..W. CARRIERS, S26i Main
street; Exchange Hotel, and conpany's Office,
: "''''' wa 80 - II. T. DOUGLAS,
se16-1m ,g'}tslgG $50 Superintendent.
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By Goddin, Warrens& Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Il tsg--. rI106 Main street.

AVERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
n HOUSE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF CLAY AND HENRY STREETS FOR SALE l,is
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-kt the request OF Ihe
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9TH day Of October;
1876, ut 8 O'Clock p: N. the HOUSE AND LOT
located rs above described The house contains seven
rooms besides balh.room and cellar; gas and water
Kitchen. two rooms. The lot fronts about 2S feet
and runs back o. feet TO an alley eight 1eeI VICE
TERMS One fourth cash; balance mt four, eight,
and tweyo months for negotiable notes, interest
added and secured by q deed nf trust
GODDIN, WARREN & CO..
oca Auctoneers.
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CENTENNIAL.

RDUND-TRR TICKETS tn Phi,adenb,, a..
return, good THIRTY DAYS from date Of ts Sna
only TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good on day t ,,'i
and utG Shepherd only. Passengers leaving PicS
mond at 8 A. ii. arrive In philadelphia ESQ p n
OF same daylight and half hours In advance ~
any other route. 4r. VI
leaving Richmond at q A. S.. good for co1tipnon
trip ondate Of issue, FIVE DOLLARS.
Tickets on sale at company's Offices corner gyh.h
and Broad and Eighth and Byrd streets, and q ai
W.Garber's, s26 Main street, and Exchange Hoe, =.
- ..- ID :,J4i G. A.tTAYLCR,
sc 12-1m General Ticket Agent
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'..a.- - RICHMOND AND PETER5BURGl
~ 40 ,ri d! Lg1 RAILROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 3, 1875, trains
~ on this road viii run as follows. -

=. 49, = RICHMOND AND PRTERsBURGl
= 10 Ig. -J! RAILROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 3, 1875, trains
~ ON this road viii run as follows. -
$40 A. NJ; THRouGH NAIL daily connecting
t@f, for Wilmington. Charleston, Savannah,
.ss Columbia, Augusta, and all POINTS South
rune ' through TO Weldon Weldon. This train
steps oalK e saIH snd s Sa
~ with passenger-car attached. Through
tickets sold by this train to Lynch
burg, and connection made ut Peters:
.1 bprg with Atlantic, Mississippi and
L E!:i1 -, Ohio train for stations Oh that road
1:2o r. NJ, THKoTGH Mall daily. Passta.
II gers taking this train will make
h., -,lE Z, close connection at Petersburg tor
i Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
y |'t Bay-iine steamers for Baltimore, Pail
+st&2".i adefphia. and New YORK, and with ice
+, sr. ~sr Old Dominion steamers for New YORK.
:, Fare as low us by any other line,, 49,,
- =. coach attached. 's3a
ESQ A H. fkEI SHEF1 TRs d SGsIe except sn
II A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond Fredericksburg and
Z Potomac railroad for all points Eisf
P. II. FREIGHT ;a I IF TRAIN daily tercep. Sunday,
20 with passenger coach attached.
7:45 p. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily. CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
.s&1i Potomac railroad for all poipts Est
.#..s and West, Pullman sleeper attacneo,
IN. frsssi running through to Baltimore; Ao
making close connection WIN ne
iss ~ Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for ING
Fs! r,.l..y Virginia Springs and all points Notln
and West. This train stops onY AZ
Chester and Manchester.
The I "A. NJ train from Petersburg and the ~
P. M. train from Richmond viii stop On signal ~
regular stations
Passengers for Clover Hin Pits leave Richmond a
1:20 ?. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud fKs'
DAYS. .fsgss
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appomatfox depot. ~,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ieaTe Kiel'
ses A. SHAW. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

EOR NEW K.-The Old SFFFH
Il Dominion Steamship Comrany' =
Will sail TUESDAY, October Sd, at 8 O'Clock P. III.
Freight received until Q o'clock P. NJ. ~
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
waried with disp itch TO all points north, soath,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. ,b.9
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2 round-trip tickets,
$50. Steerage, So and &S. ~ ,gUs
For freight or passage, apply to
" G. W.ALLEN & CO., Agents,
oc2-2t Companys Wharf, Rockets.