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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01

There are three grades OF Cardinals
bishop, priest, and deacon. Antonelli was
OF the last grade, and layman. The De-
bats says lie has left part OF his fortune to
the Pope.
1t was little Albany boy who could not
tell what ne wanted when he arrived at the
corner store; thought it was something
about time, a fortnight, or something Of that
sort. "Why, my little man, fortnight is
two weeks.'' "That's it," calculated the
little messenger in high glee; " mamma told
ME to get two wicks-two lamp-wicks."
The Rochester Chronicle, in the eXuber-
ance of its JOY, eXclaims: "We've met
Peter Cooper. and he is ours"
An inquisitive woman wants to know
why only 'longshoremen are spoken Of.
Aren't there any short ones?
"There's no fish that'll bite like pickle
REL" says an old angler. They're the
most avaricious fish you ever see."
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HAmRoAD LaNEs
ID 3 60

- k.sssfzs--sSss.. ssssss.s.szsg -
HIcHhgsD AID PETgasnrnel
4 tOMMENCIN6 DECEMBER 3, 1876, train,
" on this read silf ran az follows :, N'4 "
7as A. M h fHko 5tesI Na se ssig co,,...
1or ChaFleston, Augustus Columbia s.ss
yannai1, Raleigh. Atlanta, Ms.oss'
Montgomery. Mobile, New Crfssnn,
and all points South and sont,i WE,
also eonpects at Petersburg with 4!
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio raiI,, y,
Tor Luxembourg. Farm vile, and nfLs,
local statious on that road. This I trst.
stops only az Manchester and Ches,e.. ~
100 r. NJ, ACf0MMODATfONd daily iexcent NM.
day.. Passengers taking this trufn ws
make close connection at Petersi1ry c rn1
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with sriend AZ
Bay-li1e steamers for Baltimore Pbiia
-adclphia, and New York, aud with ~.
Old Dominion steamers Tor New Yo,t'
Stopping at all regular stations On as..
500 P. H., i fREIGMT daily te1cep. sunday w,s
11:4o p. NJ. THRoUGH NAIL daily eonne,e, :.
for Weldon. Wilmington, Chsriss,nnns
Savannah, and all points In Fio1iJn
Pullman sleeping-car for Wilminytos
and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
6:24 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. CONNECTS.
with Richmond. FredericksburS sy
Potomac railroad for all points Son raa
7:4S A. n. FREIGHT TEAM i: daily tescep. Sun.
HOO 4. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAM -,
passenger coach attached. WIN
700 z. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, rnnno..,--
with Richmond, Frcderieksfm,v ing
Potomac railroad for all pdn,ss r snI
and West. Sleeper attached, rpnn Hs.
through. Also, making close cenaa.s
ton with the Chesapeake and ON
railroad for the Virginia Sprina,v nna
all points North and West. fhis traa
stops only at Manchester and Cbests,
This Is the only line running double daily ir,,
from Richmond South A
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start rro,
the AppomattOx depot. 49,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave R,ch.
mond at A. N. and r. NJ. every Sunday.
de i A. SHAW, Superintendent
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rae would Die First.

Early yesterday morning, as one OF our
Democratic pillars was vending his way
Ieisnrety from market, readings copy OF tue
Erpress containing the election news, DC
met an old negro who had formerly been
HIS slave before the war. Uncle Gabe want
ed to know the news, and so approaching his
former master, he put the question, How
many majority has Mr.. HAYES got, Ola
Nasal" The gentleman withdrew his at
tention from the columns OF the paper,
sprang toward Gabe, grasped him by the
arm, and remarked: "Come along with me
now: own you again-Tilden is elected,
the Republican party is gone up. and all you
colcred folks will be made to return to your
former nnasterSAyou are slaves again"
" What" exclaimed Gahe, "Dat won't do
don't talk dat way, Old Nasal tells you
we niggahs done been sot free fob good, land
Yves ,gywne to stay free. We'd die ut the
pint 90 de bayonet afore we'd 'low ourseFs
to 'corne slaves agin." "Well," responded
the jocular Democrat, g didn't the Republic
cans tell you colored people that IL the Dem
ocratS came into power they would make
slaves OF you again, and haven't you voted
with the Republican party because you were
afraid what they said would come to pass
Now the Democrats are in power, Hayes and
Grant will have to step in the background.
and what the Republicans have told you Will
happen-don't you think so - ''No, sab
No, sahH' shouted Gabe, s. and you doesn't
either. De facs, as / believe, is dat de bes'
friends we culied peoples got are our old
maSSas. De Republicans dey's been foolin'
us bout Election matters, specially bout de
idea o. forcin us into slavery agin. Oars
no trufe in such talk-I calls it all foolish
ness" eyes, and so it is" responded the
former owner Of Gabe, s'and let me tell you
that the men who will do most for you are
those who raised you, and owned you before
you were made freemen. We don't want
any more slavery in this country, and WI
will have no more of it. Tilden and hi:
friends will prove better friends, indeed. t.
the colored people than Grant and hi
friends have BEEN" and the Democratic gen
tleman took half-dolar bill! from his porte
monaie, and, handing it to Gabe, told him t
go purchase a dozen apples for his chill
dren. The two then separated, the friendl,
talk Of his old master apparently making
him feel glad at heart. Gabe had votet
for Hayes, but il he had his vote to cas-
over again>we doubt whether he would re
peatthe act.-Sdn Antonio Express.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DRIVATE SALE BY THE SHERIFF
an execution In my hands and an order Of the Bank
rupt Court, made In The matter Of Charles p. Win
ston, hankrupt will offer for sale at No. ~ east
Marshall street, lately occupied by said Winston, hts
entire stock OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS, for
cash, consisting OF variety usually found in re-
tail grocery-store.l IL .sys.. est aissI.
rare chance for bargains, the whole stock to be
closed out for cash In q few days. Mr.. Robinson,
former clerk for Mr.. Winston, and Thomas r, John.
SON. VIM commence THIS MORNING to close out
the entire stock Cab early IL you want bargains.
no 29-td 10y 50 J0HNW. WRIGHT, s. c. r..
EOR SALE, STOCK, FIXTURES, LIZ
u CENsE. &c, Of U Grst-ciass RETAIL GROCE-
RY and LIQUOR STORE. q 4aES 70 q 8L. z
Also, a good STAND for oysters. Apply to
7ts.s+.hgtasss 49, GEORGE E. ANDERSON,
No. BIZ. Brock avenue, !.
no 2e.6t@ between Broad and Marshall streets.
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BY Frank J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. a2l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

UCTION SALE.-The undersigned, as
"A surviving trustee under deed Of trust exc
(cccased and the undersigned dated the goth day OF
December, 1869, and recorded In the County Court
of Chesterfield county on the goth day Of April,
1870, will proceed, on the 18TH DAY OF DECEM.
Der, 1876. at IL O'Clock noon, at the Union and
Cunhe pits or one Of them, on the premises lately
operated by said Marks In coal-nining, in Chester
field county to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following property, embraced
In the said trust-deed--viz.:
/ FIFTEEN-HORSE ENGINE, with DRUM and
BOILERS. at the Union mines;
Err, at the Cunlife mines ,,-,,,-,, -,
aud all other NJ AC Fl N Err Y and FIXTURES
which are embraced IN the said deed Of trust
The sale will be continued or adjourned from day
de / N'" ANDREW JOHNSTON.Trlstec
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
(successor of Lyme & ,BrotherJ
Real Estate Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
LOT ON NORTHWEST COR
NER OF BROAD AND GlLMER STREETS, WITH
A HANDSOME NEW TWO-STORY BRI G X
STORE, WITH DWELLING OVER SAME, con-
TANNING THREE ROQMS.-In pursuance or q
decree Of the Chancery Court of the city of Rich
mond in suit Of Orchell cs Orcen, &C.. entered on
the 18th day of November, lS76, shall proceed to
December, 1875, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the above de.
sirable property, consisting OF newiy-constructed
BRICK STORE, with several nice rooms In the rear
25x135 feet. This sale Is worthy Of notice.
TERMS by order of Court, one third Ia cash re-
mainderin three equal payments OF Ska twelve, aud
notes. and title held until all purchase
money Is paid and conveyance is ordered by the
Court. s3n53 WIG. GARNETE,yR,
no27 ~ ~ zes5 S .s...r Commissioners. &
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Any of the following BOOKS will be sent to any
5SsSRs 81 HEEsS
DANIEL H,sF DERoNDA. BY George Eliot, author
Of MiddsTsEG PHger Roma By w,ke
evEERY-pAi ToPlGs. By j. G. Holland, author
SILVER q hs' PITcH fsIss CENTENNIAL LOVE
HES FSkib AB 3 =" b f their Latest iatesi Victim
S$ IS E 7s7 soS S1 SsD GIRLS
P PhG Sfeg n N Mrs opSant PapeS SOC
HIDDEN PERlLs. BY Mary Cecil Hay. Paper
FOR SUMNER AFTERNOONS. By Susan Cool
THE WAR OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
H h%SST by DSSao Mitch
BOOKS TIA That ifSS HR3n: FARMER SHOULD
THE, GRAPE cuLf ftRRi BY A. S. su''e
he SMALL FRUIT CULTURlsT. ByA. s.Ful-
HEEpSTH iG BREEDS. MANAGEMENT AND
RAR REsEhsE 81 s 81 Mi H ssaas $3.50
GULNOY ON Mich COWS; 7Sc 4,
{SEAT ANp M1 dNTfL qN p TF HOS 81
THE AMERICAN GRAPE-GROWER's GUIDE.
rue yM BtaH cheSsn By George H.
AMERfCAS cATTLE-THEIR HISTORY,
BREEDING, AND MANAGEMENT. BY Lewis
wINDoW GARDENING. By Henry T. Williams.
$3.50.
GRAPES AND VINE. By George Husman. $3.50
ALIENS NEW AMERICAN EARM-BOOk.
THE GENTLENIAN'S STABLE GUIDE. 81.
GARDENING FOR PLEASURE. $3.50.
GARDENING FOR PROFIT. $3.50.
YOUATT5AND MARTIN ON CATTLE. &1.5O.
Any Of the above will be sent post paid TO any ad
dress on receipt Of the advertised price.
j. 7. ELLYS0N,Bo kseler,
DC "a -dts& SM4tGM4L 111G Main street.
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a,
RICHMOND AND DANv1LLE RAILRoApsc ;sas
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Pr I
y Feet OCTOBER g, r1s78.-TRliN y" ~.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS MAIL Asyi s,1e.
pREse.-Leayes Richmond at 700 A; ", J.b9
P. NJ; leaves Greensboro at $40 7. "; G ynns.
SALISBURY at SIS r. M; arrives at Air-Ltne JUDI
ton at Io:l6 ?. M; arrives at Charlotte AZ iV'
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW X! tsg a
MAIL AND EXPaEss.-Leaves Charlotte :, I've
NJ: leaves Airline Junction At 320 a. y: ~ a.S5
ssoasy ss 1 Dsu Al al isss Beya;
Vile AZ sos T. NJ; a.riyes at hleniioao -
TRAIN No. 5.-LYscHguRG PAssEsGE1:S..
Leaves Richmond at $50 A. M.: arrives q sut sr.
y;lle Al ] p. NJ: leaves Bnsksyilis 81 ~
riyss e Lynshsarg &C ~ ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Burkeyiils at Lao 7. D.; arrives a. NV
Trains Nos; na sa s,a t sShasst AZ
Trains Nos. ! and 2 connect at Greensboro wv
trains 70 and FROM Raleigh and Go.isooro. With
trains ON ths Richmond, Freder!eksburs and ro!s
Phia ass,,Sss and n s New i Yosk. s
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline .as
road to and from Greenytle. Atlanta ~ osa,sth~..i
Mobile, Penaacela. New orisans, ana s s aud
Augusta railroad for Comhm, Augusta. G,sat
Savannah Tallahassee, aud all southern p ,. ,la
Train No connects at Blsses fsa NM, Ivncbaf
Chattanooga, Alid all western
TicScts so!d to OH southern and soetnssss'
points and baggage eheesea iarous ~ New orssu
Pnilman Palace sieeping r,ia through y
Richmond and Atlanta. ,o,,s ,a.,ass
q t sSs pa ssss NE % sSs
taslsssl s ~ pssaasSs Issla
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BY Robert B. Lyme, ~
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. 1912 Main street. ...

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
TTRACTIYE. AND .EXCEEDINGLI
STORY, DoUBLE-BRTCk DWELLING. No. 1905
CLAY STREET. BETWEEN, T ENTH AMI
ELEVENTH STREETS, North sIDE:-As t tru =
tees named In a certain deed of trust. from r; y
Warwick, Esq, dated May IS, 1874, OF record N
the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond, y.
104, page Sa5, shall In pursuance Of saiu deeo,
and by request OF the holder Of the second year's
date for the sum OF ss,sos default having been
upon the premises, on MONDAY the 18th day o.
December, 1876, ut O'Clock p. NJ, the above heau
Itiful and magnificent RESIDENCE, CONTAINING
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through the
centre and built in the very best manner and OF the
costliest material. The stable has capacity for two
carriages and horses and Is well built All the mod
ern improvements are In the house. The yards are
Handsomely laid off with fine shrubhery, &c.
, The lot fronts 1O9 feet on Clay street. and runs
back to wide alley: Iron railing the entire front;
TERMS: Cash as to suf1ciency to pay of and dis.
charge the note of $3,60S and interest until paid
with cost and expenses of sale residue upon terms
say upon credit till 18th May, 1877, for "a .0l2
tin May 16, 1873, for 81 g. and upon credit fol
$4,420 TIL 18th May, 1879 and balance upon
terms to be given at sale. ..atJ .E. 4 .-..
4 A. r z c . / RI; Trustees:
no % JOHN HOWARD, @ssr...,.
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By Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l0S Main street. r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMED TEN.
i EMENT AND LOT OF GROUND ON WILL.
LIAMSBURG AVENUE, NEAR NICHOLSON
STREET, ROCKETTs,T AT AUCTION.-By virtue
Of deed of trust from John T. Smith to the under
signed, recorded In the Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court, In Deed Book lot B, page 166. and being
required by the beneficiary therein secured to do
will sell ut auction on SATURDAY. December 2
1875, on the premises, at 4 o'clock p. M, the
HOUSE and LOT above referred to. The house
contains three rooms and the lot Is 14z feet by Sd
to 10-foot alley also, 20-foot alley OH the south
line Of the lot. The HOUSE is new and in good re.
pair. 'ts,&'.t 49, saHg - .sr-- s.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced on day Of sale.
JOHN S. WISE, Trustee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nay.
By ". Goddtn, ss' e ~. -.
s Real Estats Agent aha Auetionsef, = y
Z osice corner Eleventh and Bank Streets. z

:
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. vALU.
" ABLE HALF-ACRE LOT AND LARGE
gRTCk DWELLING ON GHURCnH "a H Ell II, 4! At
TY-FIRST STREETs:-By virtue Of a,decrse Of the
Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond entered
on the 90t OF November, ID In the case Of Sizef
ps. Dickinsons executor, and Mcclure vs. pickin.
son. 60, we SHALL rs special commissioners thereby
appointed proceed To- sell at public auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 11th Decsmber: 1876
at O'CLOCK. z. Ms fair; II moi, the fTss fair day
thereafter that VkIUA BILE PROPERTY located
rs above, Of which the late Colonel James " g.
Dickinson died seized, now occupied by Mr. Hiram
B. Dickinson. who has, through his counsel, agreed
to yacate the same on the 18th of January next. .,
THIS beautiful location, ana the house Is bull
OF covered with slate md contains about seven
or eight rooms. Il "a -. -. - tcs .fstz
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained till all the Purcliase.oney
r. G. MOECURE,
JOE LANE STERN, =
i1s,e.f CHASTAIN WHITE, Z.
rs M. NJ. GILLIAN, -,
dc Special Commissioners.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1lR Afnif1 etroaf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAKER
BETWEEN FIRST AND ST. JAMES STREETS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust from Silas Brown to the undersigned trustee
dated the goth of September, 1876, and duly re.
the city of Richmond ID. p. LOG A, page 316, and
being required to do by the beneficiary, Will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises or
MONDAY the 18th day of December, 1876, at
O'Clock p. NJ. the HOUSE and LOT located as above
described. The house has three rooms. Lot
10 5-12xl16 feet, more or less. ...r
TERMS: Reasonable. and made known ut sale.
GEORGE w. WARREN,
no 80 Trustee.
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BY z. b. Cook, Auctioneer,

TINTED STATES. MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ BY virtue Of an order of the United States Dis
trc Court for the EASTERN District of Virginia, In
the matter of NJ Lichtens:eln bankrupt shall sell
1879, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, at No. IL Fourteenth
street under Exchange Hotel that frstclass stock OF
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSlAIERES,
BROADCLOTHS, 81. ... ., g. ........r -
DOEsKiNs, TRIMMINGS. &C..
together with STORE-COUETERS, and FIX
TuRES. G. P. RAMSDELL,
no 29-tds 4..I Ill - United States Marshal. .
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WATCHES. JEVELRY. &c.

GPECIAL NOTICES. A. WIN-&S>
~ STOCK IS now prepared 10 offer GREAT HJA
BARGAINS III the following named articles sSAA
Elegant il and l 8 karat GOLD STEM and KEY
WINDING WATCHES, suitable for Ladies and
VEST, GUARD, OPERA, NECK, ZOUAVE, and
VICTORIA CHAINS; Magnificent L0CKETS for
Ladies and Gentlemen; SETS Of JEWELRY: La
dies, Misses, aud Chiidren's EARRINGS: BREAST
PINS; BOSOM, COLLAR, and SLEEVE BUT
TONS: DIAMOND. CAMEO. ONYX, BLOOD.
snd and aSESEP kSa ssAsD Tsrs SE s1s
lot to select from. They Will he aoid astontshingy
low at :. a. WlSSToOk'S. No. IA north Fousscenth
street. 2. no 22-tm
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DRY GOODS.
cPECIAL ATTRACTION
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!

Ont %; orr large and well-assorted stock We VIII
offer during this week the following special bar
gains:
FIGURED and BROCADE DRESS GOODS, zoe.
worth 25c.;
BRoCADE DRESS GOODS, 25c. worth 35c.;
TYCOON REPS, zoe. worth 25c.;
ALL-WOoL CACHEMTREs, soc. worth 75c.';
ALL.wooL CACuEMIRES, yard wide, 75c
worth 81: ..-..... .....
CALICO, 81 and SI5c.;
BLACK ALPACAs, 35s. worth Soc;
BLACK ALPACAs, 4Oc worth 60c.;
BLACK ALPACAs, 6Oc worth 75c.;
BLACK SILKS, sl.25, $3.50, s1.75, 81, 1926
$3.50, aud So;
CORSETs, 50c worth 75c.:
CAsSIMEREs, soc. worth 75c.:
, CASSIMERES, Zoe. worth 81;
CASsIMERES, 81 worth 1926:
CAsSIMERES. 1925 worth s1.75;
CAssDIEREs, $3.50 worth So;
BLACK DOESklN and BLACK and COLORED
CLOTHS very cheap.
In order to reduce our stock of
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN's
WoOLLEN UNDERWEAR,
we wifrom this day offer them at 25 per cent less
than they can be bought for anywhere in this mar
ket- 'r-.
We have the handsomest and cheapest stock Of
CLOAKS in the City all the ladies say" Come
COURTNEY & POWELL,
no27 SIS Broad street.
T ARGEQUANTIT1Es OF NEW GOODS
are being received at
no17 CARDozo. FoURQUREAN & co.'s.
| T AReE SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL
CLOAKs just received at
no17 CARDozo, FoURoUREAN & co.'s.
F,NDLEssvAR1ETY OF FELTsK1RTs
TALL colort) just received at
no17 CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.'s.
CARPETS ut 37t, 40, As, 5Oe., and up, just
received at
no17 CARDoZo, FouRQUREAN & CO.'S.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS Just re-
<- ceived at ..-.... .
no II .CARpOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
SILKs, all colors and prices, just received
pol7 CARDozO, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
NOLLARS, CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFs,
SCARS, and all the novelties of the season just re-
ceived at CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.'s.
no II
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND COL
ORED yELyETs just received at 81.
no17 cARDozo, FoURoUREAN co.'s.
GRAND OPENING OF THE LARGEST
ANR FEST b SEfE GGGB sT NS SE FA M
FANCY GOODS f LEVI sTe H E3s FHEPefnssa at
which will be offered at the very lowest cash prices
DkEss aooDS in all the latest styles and shades;
LADIES BLACK BEAVER CL0AKs,,
/ CAssIMEREs, FLANNELS,
D0MESTICS, and all colors Of
Our NOTION S11hnfsHs S S full with
Gloves, Gauntlet Gloves; Cuffs and Collars; Hand
kerchiefs, Corsets, Towels, Napkins, &C., &C.; and
our Fancy Goods and caanq, be e1
Goats; handmade sacques, Caps, and Afghans.
g., Mater;Proof Gloass Is, made to order; and om
are new Designs q PATTER \ afhnso WIN en-
SAhbhRHR aGkE hhh9 md S d6fS aEA Ta
Also, a full line of soc. KID GLOVES.
Country orders promptly filled at short notise
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RICHMOND, Va, November 80, 1870,
Editors Dispatch: Which IS IL prope. . ~
say, WHO do you think is to DC our ne NJ
President, or ohom do you think Is 70 oe
our next President? Answer ana opnse'
aWho."
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Accommodation leaves Richmond a, $3.50 L. Ar
and arrives at Gordonsvilte At 1880 Pm
Mail trains run daily Except Sunday. .,,,
Express trains run daily, stopping al Jalc.y,,a III
Noels. TreVillians, GordonsYile, tnario's "a III
Staunton, Goshen, Miilboro', CoSinston, anu ~
regular stations west Of Coyington. ..,v,
Accommodation trains run daily except sunI .,rs
Mali and express trains connect al 64rdohs s,,n.
for Washington and the North, aud at Chaf'o''s'
Vile for Lynchburg and the South. ,,,,h ,he
Express train connects ut Clneinnau, WIZ. .nS
trunk lines for all points in the West Sorthwes anu
Southwest including California oresGn; in3 n
Express train arrives at Richmond IT 7:l3 A. "a
CONNECTING with the Richmond and DanVhe az ~.
Richmond and Petersburg trains iof al p'N-~
South.
Accommodation train arrives at 9 A. u. .
Sieeping-cars run on night-trains. al
Through tickets sold and baggage cieeSe' :" -
principal points. ,,,,uy,s
For rates, Information, &C., apply to Compan''
Offices, and ut S26 Main street, Riehm21nma, ifRn
General Passenger aud Ticket ;! ASsn"
- w. II. 8. DUNN.
NOD Enrtnear and SuperintendeLr-
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PIANOS. ORGANS. tke.
HOW TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS have been
assigned THE FIRST BANK by the judges at THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOB CASH or ON EASY TERMS-viz.: BY the pay.
ment of one tenth of the catalogue price cash, and
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are made. ." -
For instance: To purchase an organ worth $3.50
you pay $15 cash, and SIS every three months till
II ten payments are made Thus purchasing an organ
by the payment of Is per month, which is only the
rent of piano.
Large reductions for cash. ~ 80 .s,.
T. l.. D. WALFORD & CARLTON MCCARTHY
Agents Mason & Hamlin Organ Company,
no lin Ola Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

FOR TIE NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Richmond at TAO A. N. DAILY making
close connection at Shepherd for the North. and a,
Washington for the West, arriving al PhadeipbI,
at $50 P. n. and New York at 1915 pm.
l.. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
A. L. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
THOMAS R. SHARP,
no22 Master Transportation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01
BY Edward &. Goddin, ~.a
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl5 Main street.

TWO NEW FRAME DWELLINGS ON
l. THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN VERLY AND ALBEMARLE
of deed of trust dated 18th of December, 1875 and
recorded in the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court
of Richmond city, being required so to do By the
Uses, at 3k O'Clock p NJ. on MONDAY, December
IL, 1875, TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS on
the cast side of Cherry street between Beverly and
Abemarle streets each containing three rooms, and
each rented at 1873 per month. Lots 35 feet deep
TERMS: Cash to defray expenses Of sale and to
pay $94S now due. ~ j. Il. GODDIN,
mn 40 1'.". Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01
BY wellington Goddin,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
- LENT LOT WITH FRAMED DWELLING
THEREON, ON THE EAST LINE OF TWENTY
THIRD BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS: ALSO
TWO LOTS, Nos. 6 AND ]. ON THE WEST LINE
STRETS.-Will be sold at auction, on the premises,
III the order mentioned, on MONDAY the 4th De.
cember, 1876, at 3s O'Clock P. NJ, the foregoing
REAL ESTATE. That first mentioned fronts 40
feet runs back 1872 feet, with an excellent FRAMED
TENEMENT. bounded OH the north by the residence
J. \. Walker. Also, those two LOTS, Nos. 6 and Z.
on the west line Of Twenty-eighth between u and
streets, each SO by 124 feet TO al alley.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secnred
by deed of trust. W. GOpDiN,
no3O Auctioneer.