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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07

!. -. =, -, an ssanswer,, TO the dreadfui
ssrr,es that were laid to me that the eeisgss
csa leaders OF my party said 1t wouiu pe
ssaSs,;coI r,,,n for me TO remain Silent any
oarar Az II to make their appeal the more
;mnsratiye, the following appeared In one
~ The papers the very next dny
mBrHoLD THE MAN t-The Independents
candidate still maintains silence. Because
he dare not speak. Every accusation against
him has been amply proved, and they nave
been Endorsed and Reimbursed by ms own
eloquent silence, till Mt this day ne stanu anu
forever convicted, Look upon your canal'
date, independents LOOK upon tne liz no
mons Periurer! the Montana Thief! the
Rndy.Snat.her Contemplate your 1ncarnate
Dei;rium Tremens your Filthy Corruption
ist your Loathsome Embracer Gaze upon
bim--ponder him well-and then say II you
can give your honest votes to creature VINO
has earned this dismal array Of titles oy ms
hidcous crimes, and dares not open MS
mouth in denial Of any one OF them
There was no possible way OF getting OUT
OF II. and so, in deep humiliation. SET
about preparing to sanswer" mass OF
baseless charges and mean and wicked
falsehoods. But I never finished the task,
for the very next morning paper came OUT
with a new horror-.a fresh malfgnltY-ano
seriously charged me with burning luna.
tic ASYLUM with all its inmates because IL
INSTRUCTED the view from my house. Inns
threw me into sort Of panic. Then came
the charge Of poisoning my uncle to get ms
property, with an imperative demand that
the grave should be opened. This drove
me to the verge of distraction, On
ton OF this I was accused OF employing
toothless and incompetent old relatives TO
prepare the food for the founding hospital
when I was warden. was wayerlng-
wayering. And at last, as due and hitting
climax to the shameless prosecution that
party rancor had inflicted upon me, nine
little toddling children OF all shades OF color
and degrees Of rasgedness were taught to
rush on to the platform at public meeting
and clasp me round the legs and call me
opal"
I gave it up. hauled down my colors
and surrendered. was not equal to the
requirements Of gubernatorial campaign IN
the State Of New York, and so sent in my
withdrawal from the candidacy, and in Bit
terness of spirit signed it, "Truly yours,
once decent man, but now I'll.
MARX TWAIN,
CLIP, N. r., B. S., D. T., F. c., andL e."
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Coloring Human Hair by Eating
Eggs.
xI,o ondon Tcho

From the London Echo1
The much-vexed question, How to get
gold hair, is solved at last. While the Ger.
mans shrink from being held falr-halred
nation, who knows, but the sufferers, what
other nations have gone through to win the
hair despised by Prussias Ladies have
borne unheard Of torlnents in pursuit OF
this fictitious gold. One who had to De
turned round in the sun for hours
during the process, bore with stole
tortitude the terrible headaches involved
each week, nor ever complained OF what she
had to pay, though, after all, she was scarce
risks, in robbing Teuton corpses OF their
long, fair locks; and all is Intellectual while
ewes and skin remain to give the lie to hair.
Now, no more dyes, migraines, or wigs
will be necessary. Everybody may sport
the .sglad gold hair may, blue eyes, too,
and snowy skins. All you have to do is to
go and live on an island and eat penguins
eggs-and the more you eat the fairer you
will get. None need despair, for hair too
dark to change to gold turns red, and red
hair, being more the rage than faxen, tant
naieur. The isle in question is one Of the
Crozet group, on which the survivors OF the
unfortunate Strathmore were wrecked last
year, and only rescued after six months
durance Viie. They had little to cot but PEN
gums eggs--and doubtless the eggs With
out the island would be Of no ayail-but
the slight Inconvenience OF a sameness in
food would be readily encountered by the
yotaries OF fashion. A survivor writes :
g The eggs did every one q great deal OF
good. - 2 A most remarkable thing
was that every one had fair skins and light
hair. dark faces and hair being. quite
changed black hair turning brown or red,
and faiPer people quite, faxen.p II some
enterprising Engllshman does not immedi-
ntely set up = hotel on this enchanted spot
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By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING ON CLAY
STREET BETWEEN .TWENTY.SEYENTH
HILL, AND FOUR VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON CLAY, TIVE MY
SEVENTH, AND WENTY-EIGH TIL
STREETS, BY AUCTIO My virtue Of a
decree Of the Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
mond. pronounced on the Gath day OF October,
1875, In two suits depending in said court styled
.sAmidon, Crombie & Co. o.. McNeir, &C., and
:. Newbold & Sons rs. McNe!r, &C., we shalt pro-
coed to sell az public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of November, 1875, at
4 O'Clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE in
the city Of Richmond. VIZ:
1st, "A LOT OF, LAND, with q Ar ID
DWELLING-H0uSE thereon, fronting 73 feet on
the north side of Clay street between Twenty-sey
enth and Twenty-eighth streets, and running back
I'd Cd. An UNIMPRovED LOT OF LAND. 'front.'
ing 3S feet on the east side of Twentyseventh street
between Clay and Leigh streets, and running back
125 feet to an alley ID feet wide.
Sd. AN UNIMPR0VED LOT OF LAND, front
Ing 33 feet OH the west side Of Twenty-eight stree,
between Clay and Leigh streets, and running back
les feet to an alley Il feet wide. rs 4
IaSTgRMs: One third cash balance at SIX snd
twelve months for negotiable notes, with inteses;
added; the title to be retained until the whole pur-
chase-moueyis paid and q conveyance ordered by
The court j. II. CANNON, 5..5Is 4 !.
ROBERT HOWARD,
ssA.R.CoURTNEY, As gs5
I oc az So Special Commissioners. y
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5;AyYy,fyrrON,I. stlA Future Days
BY robert B. Lyme
tsuccessor to Lyme u Brother),
Real Estate Agent md Auctioneer,
~ lsssl.1DlQ hfain Etrfaf. :. 80

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT SPLEN.
i DID STORE PROPERTY. 0CCUpIEp BY
MARCUS HARRIS SBROTHER, no. l32I MIN
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND F0uRTEsEsIMs,,ttai
STREETS, WITH TEN ROOMS ABOVE, 7, AMI w, q
LARGE TWO-STORYi DWELLING IN TH IL.
REAR OF LOT, WHICH FRONTS ON a WIDE Wide
ALLEY, BY AUCTION.-In pursuance OF direc.
lions of certain deed Of trust executed 70 me py
B. Catogni and Rose .. Catogpi bis wife, dated
the 9Th day of April, S72. OF record I'm Chancery
Court of city OF Richmond Tin D. SIS A, 2; lsyl
shall by direction Of the beneficiary named In SAID
deed fdcfault having been made In payment OF the
bond therein secured). sell at public auction, upon
the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day OF NO 20.
verber, S76, ut the hour of o'clock T. M; that
truly desirable and valuable STORE PROPERTY,
with large DWELLING above, of front,
three stories high and well built. with detached
seyeu-room brick house In rear. The whole proper
ty rents at present for about 900 per year ana Is
now occupied as q wholesale boot ana shoe.nouse
by Marcus Harris & Brother. For an Investment
this property should ut this time attract the atten-
ton OF purchasers, being located as 1t In the very
centre OF business The lot fronts on south slde OF
Main street 90 feet and runs back depth OF LOS
feet, more or less. ksai.i5 ~ 80. q
TERMS OF SALE: A. suficiency In cash to pay OIL
and discharge the payment Of the BOND secured lor
1850, in gold, with thirteen months interest," on
same In gold and cost and expenses of sale residue
of terms to be announced Mt time OF sale.
Gale nv ROBEHT ID. LYME. AuctiOfecr. no &
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'a1xJI,IlIJf[y;rTON laaALEs.-..:FasIare Bays.
:i;as3.. e by w. Goddil.
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
corner or Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
" OF SIX AND ONE AKTER ACRES, liz 4
THE Plan OF MARION Ind s10NfE e Mill! NILE
aIce Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Henrica In
the suit therein pending known by the style
the undersigned, special commissioner, VIII expose
to sale on the premises pbc 4. e te ns-
1875, at i2 O'Clock NJ r fair III not, on the next
fair the 1ell1xBg RFfseTSE .s S
wing in eHenrtco county, cont aiming SIX AND
0 NE quARTER ACRES. being LotNo. 8 In the
plan Of Marion Hill, being the same hnd &C. con,
Company by j. w. Clarke and wife by deed OF trust
dated July IA, 1866. tertx
three ennal fnsfaJments OF four, eight, aud twelve
months from day OF snle, the deferred instruments
to carry Interest from the day of sale Mt the rate OF
six per centum per annum, the purchaser giving ne
gotiable notes for the credit tnsfatments ana tie
retained until full purchase-money Is paid; ,,,
no 7-lO.td,ds Special Commissioner.
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Whose q?


Pooh I" cried q doubtcr; Inner Life!
WHY pirate OH such faDle
A mans man-feSh, blood, and bone
And more to prove, who's able:
eff am here, why. here am;
No argument is palmer
But ali his soul and life to come -
Why, nothing can be vaincr
(" Alive, we live; dying, we die;
That's logic, RS take II.
Fate gave me common sense. and
Shall not for dreams forsake II.
"why. man, I'll bet my very eyes,
NV head, and all That's In II,
All talk of soul must end IN bosli,
Whoever may begin It,"
Hold" cried he, now. I'm De It,.
I'll take this bet of yours, my friend.
But, prithee, first construe 1t.
"Your eyes. your very eyes, you stake,
Your head and all that's In IT.,
All talk of soul must end In boSl,
Whoever may begin II.
snow tell me, please, whose eyes they be
Whose head 1t Is you offer?
Whose head and contents duly prized?"
"Why, NINE" replied the scooter.
..Yours 2~ cried the other. "Where's the you
That owns the head and eyes, sir?"
The doubter thought awhile; and soon
He graver grew and wiser.
MY head" he unused, "nsy limbs, my trunk!
If these make ME, why-bother
They can't be mine and yet be me;
One point breaks up the other"
He pondered well, he pondered long,
And then he muttered slowly:
@The inner man, the soul, the Inc
Must own my body wholly.
And who own my feet and hands,
know didn't make them.
So, after all, 'tis just rs well
That should lneekly take Them"
eyes" said his friend; "and-Giod be praised
This fact, now you concede 1t,
Will lead you on to truth at last,
And very much you need It."
GMary KGpe8 Dodge, in Independent.
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- lis 1 - LSAA
General Freight and Ticket Agent

RICHMOND AND PETERsBCEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER S, 1876, trains
" on this road will run as follows
500 A. NJ, THRouGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia So
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Mac0H
and all points South and Southwest
This train In s,9ps 9Sly s at as spslsi sun.
dayl, with passenger-cosch attached.
Through tickets sold by this tram 10
I.ynchburg Close connection HiadeM;
Petersburg with Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI
and Ohio passenger trains for stalons
on that road and 10 Southwestern po I :
lI5P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily le1 ,, sS ,IIIi
- dayl Passengers takiug TINS tram Hu ".
ir- make close connection al PETERSBURG i iet
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with spleIg .a,
BayNIine steamers for Baltimore. Fnn
aIeIphia, and New YORK and wNn y. tse
old Dominfop steamers FOR New lota.
=. Also, making through connectioai ,"t y,
Wilmington. This train stops cni! |"
Manchester and Chester. -, ,.h
800 p. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sunda!l' WIZ
- coach attached.
LEAVE PETERsBURG Xo aI. ..er. Sun.
day), with coach attached. Co.,
Il:4O A. M, THROUGH MAIL daily except s.I
day|, CONNECTING with Richmona, =. IL 81,
ericksburg and Potomac ralifoao "'
ain points East and West.
4:5o IL FREIGHT TRAIN daily Ses sss5peh sSaa
TOO 2. AL. THROUGH MAT. uaus, So.. 49, .rI
''o' with Richmond Fredericksburg r s.a
Potomac railroad for oil polnS u I'm,
and West. Sleeper attached, runn necs
Through. Also, making close e9n nsto
ton with the Chesapeake ana o I'D
railroad for the Virginia sprinss. - .I1
MI points North and West. This t r,ar
stops only at Manchester and C asS II
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave RichiaS9IER I
lis p. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aAa
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII ssaf' w.
the Appomattox depot. ,ra Pteh-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave H'>A
oc ~ " A. SHAN, Superintendent.
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by Grpbbs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE LITTLE COTTAGE FARM ON THE
BROAD-STREET ROAD, ONE MILE WEST OF
THE CITY, AND JUST BEYOND THE FAIR
GROUNDS, AT AUCTION.-In execution of de-.
cree of the Circuit Court OF Henrico county entered
on the 2Sth of October, 1876. In the case of VIII
liam p Ford us: Jackson &c, win sell at auction,
at ~ O'Clock z. NJ, the property referred to In the
proceedings in said cause, the same consisting of
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, situated as stated
above, lying on the north side of the Broad-Street
road adjoining the lands Of E C. Pollard Mrs Hutz-
Ter, and the Hermitage tract.
usual out-houses, and u nice PEACH-ORCHARD.
This property lies beautifully on good road, just
outside of the city limits, and presents inducements
TO persons wishing comfortable home or u good
market-garden.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for notes with interest and title retained by
the court until the notes shall be paid. ;
b. II. NASH, Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc 81
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer.
No 110S Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMED TEN.
i EhENT AND LOT OF GROUND ON WILL
LTAMSBURG AVENUE. NEAR NICHOLSON
of deed Of trust from John Smith to the under
Signed recorded In the Office Of Richmond Chancery
Court In Deadlock LOT b, page 166, and being re-
quired by the beneficiary therein secured so to do
1876, OH the premises, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, the
HOUSE and LOT above referred to. The house
contains three rooms, and the lot Is 141 feet By S5
to lO-foot alley: also, 20foot alley on the south
line of the lot. The HOUSE is new and in good re-
pair. "
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale and note for
$154.50; 1859 due January l, 1877; $163.5O due
July l, 1875 the residue on such terms as the said
no l-4,s,e&lO JOHN g. WISE, Trustee.
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ByJ.L. Appcrson, Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY AUCTION
i SALE OF DRY GOODS.

By virtue Of three deeds of trust executed by
Messrs. Paine, Cabell 6 co. to the undersigned,
dated respectively on the 10th and 18th Of May and
the lst of july 1876 duly recorded In the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond. being thereto re-
quIred by the beneficiary, will sell. without Limit
or reserve, on THURSDAY the 9th day of Novem-
Der, 1875, ut 10A o'clock A. NJ. at their store NOS
1902 and 1904 east Main street, THAT PORTION,
AND ONLY THAT PORTION. OF THEIR STOCK OF
GOODS CONVEYED BY THE SAID DEEDS, consist
CIOTHS, CASsIMEREs. and DOESKINS,
SATlNETS. MIXED MELONS,
KENTUCKY JEANS FLANNELS,
BLACK ALPACAS, COLORED ALPACAS,
BLACK and WHITE and FANCY PRINTS.
PLAID GINGHAldS. SHEPHERDS PIAIDS,
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS, MERINO SHIRTS,
BED-BLANKETS, WHITE and COL o Il d
LINEN CANVAS. SILESIAS,
COMFORTS, TRAVELLING-BAGS,
SIJSPENDERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
IMITATION LINENS, -,
HICKORY STRIPES, BLEACHED COTTONS,
UMBRELLAS, &C., &C.. &C.
TERMS: At sale.
ocs1 J. j.: H T. c.AfRRfIINSGeSIioN,} Trustees
At the same time and place, by an order of the
United States District Court, shall sell at auction
all the STOCK OF GOODS aforementioned not
embraced In SAID deeds Of trust.
MOI United States Marshal.
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RICHMOND AND DAEvILLE RAILROAD CONVOY
ocuEn1rf k ~ nF ZIP w tS October 1878
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS Mail AN M L.
PnEss.mLcayes Richmond At 1850 A. IL: e, ,e,
Burkeyiile at 1915 A. N. leaves Danvllle 4, 80
Salisbury st S:15 p M arrives nj Air-I Inc Inn.S
ton Mt 1918 L. h.; arrives at Charlotte at ioai
TRAIN No. 2.--NEw ORLEANS AND NEW yo,r
NAIL AND ExPREss.-Leaves Charlotte at a:55a
NJ: leaves AIRLINE Junction at 5:2e A. NJ. lesrs:
salisbury at 7i35 A. ~; leaves Greensboro at 9:S5
vile at sos 2. b.; arrives at Richmond at 7:s7
TRAIN No. 5-LYycrEuRc PASSENGER
vile al p. NJ: leaves Burkeyillc at 2P. NJ: AZ.
rives At Lynchburg at 500 z. NJ az
TRAIN No. 6:-BURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Burkeyille at lao 7, ~; arrives at Rich.
nond at 4:51 p. n.
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect at Richmond with tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. $50 Ne
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'. VIVA
The through trains connect at Richmond with
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg ami PoS.
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos / and 2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail.
road to aud from Greenville, Atlanta. Montgomery
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points, and with the Charlotte. COLUMBIA and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. Chareston
Savannah. Tallahassee, anu all SOUTHERN pOinis
Train No. 6 connects at Burkeville with the Allan.
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchburs
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through bstseel
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage
to the points named on the ticket. NOlay-oyercheca
will be given. T. VI. r. TALC0TT,
General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACKURDo, General Passenger Agent,
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The Mule.

BY MARTIN F. T-PP-R.
Who hath seen Mule die?
Hath the vision of HAN encompassed one upon his
Last Legs and about to Keel Over?
Milky, my boy, for the Mule is immortal!
He liyeth thousand years and then Braceth Up and
taketh a Fresh Hold for years twenty thousand.
Such the VasncSs, the Grandeur the Greatness OF
the animile. He is q Big Thing
Why IS he Thing that is Big?
Thou fool, 20 to the Ant and Consider;
He Is Big because he is moi Little, and
Bigness dffereth from LittleneSs even US the t!ea
difereth from the Barn-door.
BE wise, oh man. Pad out thy skull with Knowl-
edge aud learn Wisdom Of me the poet OF Nature
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by Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
l2l2 Main street.

17WO-STORY BRICK DIV ELLING,
l. CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS, WITH
KITCHEN ATTACHED WITH FOUR ROOMS,
SITUATED ON MARSHALL STREET Be
WITH IRON yERANDAH. &C, FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-By request Of the owner shall sell;
November. 1876, at O'Clock P. NJ. that neat and
new and wellcconstructed BRICK TENEMENT on
Marshall street, as allowed described, now occupied
by Major w. w. Myers, built in the very best
MANNER and it has all Of the modern improvements,
and rents for fair price, and is In very good order
The LOT Is good sized one, and extends back TO q
wide, paved alley.
TERMS: VIII be made inviting and given ut sale.
no4 ROBERT =. LYME, Auct1oneer.
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BY Robert b. Lyme
tsuceessor to Lyme q Brother).
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
12lg Main street.
TO CAPITALISTS, FTDUc1ARrEs, AND OTHERS
WHO ARE SEEKING PERMANENT
3ss5si AND FIRsT-cLAss IN
vEsTMENTs.
rEREMBroRY AUCTION. SALE
OF
VALUABLE cARY-sTREET PROPERTY
So ON e
rooApITAL1srs, FIDUc1AR1Es, AND oTHEI
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1876,

am instructed by the owner to sell without LIMIT
on RESERVE, ut public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, November 1s,! 1873. at O'Clock z; NJ,
that TRULY VALUABLE AND ADMIRALTY.
LOCATED WAREHOUSE Nos. 1929 and 1891
Cary street, now occupied by the Old Dominion IRON
and Nail-Works Company, who have leased It for
term Of years ut the annual rent of and VINO
win probably become permanent tenants. 1t has
front two businessstreets, and for large whole
sale house its location cannot be equalledi being
very convenient to all points OF business and te
various shipping points by rail and water Tine buid-
dings originally cost 900 to construct exclusive
of the cost Of the ground There are vaults
on the three oors The cellar Is ratproof, and one
Of the drycst and coolest for storage In the City Inc
warehouse covers the entire lot50 by 100 Feet Is
fourstores, iron and stock
front 1t has been very recently substantially rebuilt
at a heavy cost; fitted with spacious and hand
some offices on the first and second stories; gas aud
water throughout the building, and in all It's appoint
ments Is complete and new, making 1t one OF the
strongest structures for heavy business In the city,
and will not for many years need any repairs.
further description Is deemed unnecessary for SO
valuable a piece Of property. It should command
the special attention of capitalists and others seek
ing a good and permanent Investment, being seldom
that such property is offered in the market.
The title Is indisputable, and the terms Of sale
made liberal, to be announced on the day OF sale.
For further particulars apply TO
34a1O11.l3 ~ AuctiOneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ BRICK TENEMENT, No 2503, ON EH II
FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS. AT
AUCTION.-In execution Of decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of Richmond entered on the Gath of Oc-
tober S76, in the case Of Nash Us. Nash, viii sell
at auction, upon the premises, Oh THURSDAY. 9th
of November, ut AZ O'Clock z. NJ, the PROPERTY
james Is. Cowles, deceased 1t has six rooms and is
q comfortable residence.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut six and twelve
months with interest added and title retained by
the court until the whole pllrchase-money shall be
paid. Is. II. NASH, Commissioner
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc30
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FLOR the Dispatch.J
Across the Years.

Across the years, across the years,
Agone into the fair, sweet past;
hear the sound of gentle tones.
And see two hands together ciasped.
The sky is blue, glad bird sings,
And on the moor the waving heather
In rhythmic measure SWAPS and swings,
And spring dreams not Of win,ry weather
II.
The vision changes, days grow dark.
Aud frosts lie thick on faded heather;
No note is heard from singing ARK,
Snrfnrtimc is lost in wintry weather.
Across the years, across the years,
Agone into the far, sad past:
hear the sound of falling tears,
And see two hands for aye unclaspcd.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY
CALLED LOCUST GROVE" AT AUCTION
BY virtue of decree of Henrico Circuit Court, rem
dered the 30th day Of October, 1876 IN the suit
Of Steele and ais Us. Camden and ais" will sell
mt public auction, in front of Henrico County court
house, on MONDAY. 18th November, 1875: that
LAND, lying In the lower end Of the county of
Henrico known as LOCUST GROVE,' now In
the occupancy Of Mr.. Joseph Camden, and contain
Ing about 122H ACRES.
This land lies on both sides of the Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake railroad, near the Chick
ahominy and adjolns the lands of Sherwood Carrier,
c. Leber and Others About one half Is cleared, and
the residue Is In wood The buildings such are
usually found on place of It's size, but out Of
pair. The fact of lis being immediately on the rail-
road, makes it desirable.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at 6, ~, and
is month. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and title retained by the court until all the purchase
money shall be paid. A. II. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
GRUDDS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. nos