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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-22
RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD S 1914.
,..'sEEsZsIf RICHMOND VA OctoBei ., 49,. ~ rt,
=. oryn,1,T rr,E,rpkINS.T AKING 81

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD etuSTs
''.""As1o :. RICHMOND. VA October D, ie,y r,r
.cCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKiSNga E :, 4
- FECF OCTOBER 8, ls76.-TkAiN IN IN *.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS Nc q nA = Ne: leayes
BarSsviiie at I0:48 AM; leaves DansnMs H.: ,cars
p. Ii. leaves Greensboro nc 5:ie +. Inc juno:
Salisbury at s:l5 ?. arrives 2 ~ 81 1oil
ton st 1915 T. M.; arrives AZ ensi
TRAIN No. 2-NEw oRLEANs AND AND. at It sa:5S 4.
MAIL AND ExPRESS.-Leayes Ch sa.lo = NJ Leaves
Saiisbury at7:s5 4. NJ leaves Grsens,eo sres Burke
s. nj: leaves DanYile at l2:2S r A;;ms.nS az TAI
vile az sos z. A.: .. rises at hiehuaot1i
& TEAM NO. io.-LxNcIlnuno r.sss si BURKE.
LeaYes Richmond at $50 a; sl.;; - P. "; ST.
y;e a Tva:h M e y $40 PM
ATHn 81 So. fs.--RURKsviLLE ACcoaMsoSst Rcs.
Leaves Burkeyille at lao Z. ~. 49, - ..
mS9 as,as S Nss and M at Richmond win
Chesapeake and Ohio raifoaai 4. ,,sasboro' VIE
Grains Nos. / and 2 connect as,SaIS,rs,. a
.raiuato and from Raiega ama n Rieblaond WIZ
trnins on the Richmond, snn Baltimore
mac railread to ard fs9m W2sntnk's0'il' ~. IS,
Philade and 1. charlotte vi. vi.
trsis an fi,e Atlantis ana Richmond Assrnisolnsg
road 10 and nom Alla s,,a ali soaths
Moo n;a psn ssS Nth the
Ang,sfs r,siiroad for Columoia sSs, noiIlis.
savannah Tallahassee, and al viii the Atn
80! i HssSsi sJ AMI ohio railroad nom ~
~ ia an oathWsstern sseSa,bweste
Tisaeis ssa g ~ a sSssh;ssa roa s
pci,nts shg IN $ nom gciiaond 20 New bst
pnliman Palace sleepiBg rs'h sns -.
Ricaaona aud Atisnsas on,s for
10 tSe neiis named on The Ticket No y n
VIII be given. essSssal Saperfntes asas s,.
:. 4, no e neral Passelisss
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By F. j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

A UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
"A MOST BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED ~ BK HIN
RESiDENCES ON PORTER STREET In The
cry OF MAN CHESTER, VA-At the request OF
the owner DIR. L. X. Chiles. who expects 10 make
change i'm business, will sell ut public auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, November ~,
1876 at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, his desira6ly located
HOUSE and LOT, on Porter street In the city OF
Manchester.
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, with depth
of 165 feet.
manner of brick, containing seven rooms, besides
lockrooms and icehouse in basement, with bay-win.
dows from basement to the third story, area-wall
and brick pavement aroundthe entire house; 'front.'
yard and fence rearranged and reprinted since the
street was graded altogether presenting handsome
appearance. Kitchen with two rooms and closet.
Stable with three stalls, feed-house and carriage
house; q well-wth Smiths fxtures-of the finest
water in the city.
: Seldom Is IL that such valuable property Is put
upon the market; and when 1t Is remembered that
our city Is thriving and rapidly improving and
growing persons seeking first-class residence or
solid investment should give this advertisement con-
sideration. III
! TERMS Made known on the day OF sale.
no 13-ta T. j. SAMPSON, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
November 23d, at the same hour.
no 90 FJ SAMPSON, Auctioneer.
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Moncure ID. Conway OH the Jennings
Estate.


TLondon letter, October 2Sth, In the Cincinnati
Commercially
once heard George Peabody say that for
many years he had been bored with letters
from America, asking him about visionary
estates, falling to more visionary heirs In
the United States; and even SO humble an
individual as your correspondent has re-
ceiyed enough letters about the Jennings
estate to yield him glow Of satisfaction in
recording the prospect that the famous case
has at last reached situation in which
the door will speedily be shut against
any future inquirers. The High Court OF
Chancery will soon have the case in
hand. The Jenningses, to the number of
several hundred, have formed huge
Hfamily association "a sort Of joint stock
company-with treasurers and secretaries,
and have issued q I" memorial for public IN
formation" In this rehabilitation Of Dick
.ens's Jarndyce vs. Jarndyce the title is Jen-
mems Us. Jennens; but I believe that che
various ways in which the name Jennens"
can be written when there are millions in it
are more than might be imagined. Many
family that once upon time concluded that
!" Jennings" or /" Jennenso was plebeian as
compared with Jenying, Jenyns, tanning,
seems to have discovered In recent years
Jennens. There never were such number
Of Jenningses in London asat present. no
Fewer than ninety-siX persons OF that name
being on the directory The property repre-
scnts forty millions OF golden dollars, and
the holders OF tickets that may draw prizes
are beginning, 1t il said, to speculate in
them. The old man who left the original
property points unusually well the saying,
He heapeth up riches and knoWeth not
who shall gather them.n he was god-song
OF William Ill, and page to the drst Hano-.
yerian King; a miser, he died IN lonely.
bachelorhood, and nm unsigned will was
found in his pocket. Large sums OF
money were found hidden away in all
manner Of magpie places about his house.
The sum he left to be fought over was two
millions OF pounds, and 1t has now become
eight millions. Scores of people have been
ruined In the effort to grasp the old miser's
hoard, and scores OF lawyers have made for
tunes by Il. W hen the case Is decided is Is
xpscted that number OF glossy gentlemen
q TIE Inns viii have 10 90 about lie
ssorEaen IN the winter, singing, siWe
oaye no work to do-o-o.,, Some .ani.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsRupcI
RAILROAD COMPANY, (
4 COMMENCING NOVEMBER 90, 1876, train;
" on this road will run as follows

= .t
RAILROAD COMPANY.
4 COMMENCING NOVEMBER 90, 1876, train,
~ on this road win run as follows
s. LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, cornect,r,
Tor Charleston, Augusta, Columbia So.
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Macon
Montgomery. Mobile, New OrIcans
and all points Sonth and South VIC,
This train stops only at Manchester and
Chester. AA1
LOOP. A., ACCOMMODATION daily texcep, Sum.
day.. Passengers taking this train Will
MAKE close connection ut Petersburg 10,
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with spieSdid
Bay-ine steamers for Baltimore. PHI.
adelphia, and New YORK, and with tba
Old Dominion steamers for New York.
stopping At all regular stations on sg,
nal. .a
500 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, With
11:4O P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, conneernr
for Weldon. Wilmington, Char.tore,
Savannah, and al points In FOrid,.
Pullman seeping-car for WilniraQa
and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
5:55 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
= Potomac railroad for all points North,
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except SUM-
day.. with coach attached.
l1:00 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, TRAIN, witt
TOO p. NJ. THRoTGH NAE. daily, connec,irs
with Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI
Potomac railroad for all points Eag
and West. Sleeper attached, runnh,
through. Also- making close come.
ton with the Chesapeake and Otto
railroad for the Virginia Springs al
all points North and West This tr.a
stops only At Manchester and Chester,
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
'ii SITSSbhY ExCfRSroN TRAINS leave p,eh.
mond ut 8 A. III. and p. II. every Sunday.
no II ait A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. X. COIL
60 OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, Nov ember 16, 1876.
OF TRAINS.

y
On and after MONDAY, November goth, train,
will run on this road as follows:
7:l0 A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily Tex
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal.
tiln0re and Ohio railroad at Shepherd,
opposite Alexandria; due AZ CaD1en
station Baltimore, 1t 2:25 Z. u. and
with New York train due al New
York ut 1915 P. ~: arriving q:
Washington ut LEO p. d. =.
Sis r. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily, con-
meeting at Washington with The Bati.
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York at $50 A. II. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York;
1870 2. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, for
Junction, leaves Broad-Street station
(Sundays exceptedl.
7:3O A. NJ. arrives at Byrf-Street station caliyi
= leaves New York at Cos the preced-
ing evening. rss
il:30 p. u. arrives at Byrd-Strcet station daily lex.
s:45 A. NJ. 1CCoMM3DATIoN TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Strcet station Sundays e.
ceptedl.
A passenger-car. which will be attached 10 freight
train, will leave Broad-Street depot on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY at $40 A. NJ ar;
irving at Quantieo at 4:40 2: 81: Returning, WIN
leave Quantico ON TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at 10 A. n, arriving at Broad'stfees
Through sleepers and coaches run oil night trains
between Richmond and New York each way
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAf
NIGHTS for all points North and West. and lrriTs
ON MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and FRiD Den
able articles, upon giving notice nc depo can optain
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF lading and rates gwen 70 AZ Prin-
cipal points North and West. f. 7. D. HiEsS:.
General Superintendent
no17 General Freight and Ticket AGENT.
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BY George II. Poindextcr,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
So12O0 Main street, under Planters National Bank.

A UCTION SALE OF A TWO-sTORY
IN BRICK DWELLING, No. 62S SEVEN
TENTH STREET; ALSO, A VALUABLE VA,
CAN'T s lot INIT, WITH a s MAJ BRIGk HOUSE
TENTH f0R VALLEYl STREET AT IT'S IN
TERSECT1ON WITH tn e EAST LINE OF CAR:
RINGTON STREET, AND EXTENDING TO THE
LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.-By request of the owner shall sell
by auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the 9th
able PROPERTY. The dwelling contains seven
rooms, Is lii thorough order, and under good rental
The lots will be divided or sold as whole, as may be
deemed best Fronts on Seventeenth street 70 feet,
and extends back to the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road on the north line l61 feet and on the south 81
feet Its proximity to the business centre Of the city
makes it especially valuable coal- or woodyards,
or any business connected with the railroad.
TERMS Reasonable, aud made known at sale.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER,
no2O Auctioueer.
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by Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
MILES East OF THE CITY,zoN THE NINE
MILE ROAD, KNOWN AS "RURAL SHADES"
THE HOMESTEAD OF GEORGE NJ. FLICK:
the Swner, who Is removing elsewhere, shall sell
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the Gath day OF
Soyembcr 1876, at o'clock P NJ, that truly valu-
able COTTAGE, containing nine rooms, with perch
around the entire house, and the rooms are large,
being 16x17 each; brick stable, barn, and two-story
of highly-improycd land surrounding the house:
upon which Is fine and most productive orchard
is really desirable home within half hours ride
of the city. The building cost originally $4,000;
bargain will be had, the owner having determined
positively to sell ut heavy sacrifice.
TERMS will be most liberal, extending for several
years ROBERT Is. LYME,
noI7 Auctioncer.
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ssh A recent discovery by Colonel Gordon
gives hope that water commu nication may
BE established between Lake Albert Nyanza
and Khartoum. This would open the IN
terror to trade TO an extent no one has DEEM
.>,i ,,ossible 49, 51t55 .
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RICHMOND, November 20, 1876.
Editors Dispatch: Will you or some OF
your literary readers let me know through
YOUR columns the author OF the poem "The
Curfew Shall Not Toll Tonight" or in
what collection it may be found? HAP.
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nj o T &c e
49,

N Essssss.Iss%sS
J. The swift and elegant steamer PORT ROYALL,
Captain o. IL. CLARKE, viii leave Baltimore steam
and FRIDAY MORNTNGSat att o'clock-Mondays for
Mount Airy. Chickahominy river; Wednesdays far
Jamestown, james river; Fridays for Low Point,
Cabin-Point creek. Rturning, leaves Mount Airy
TUESDAY KORNING at 61 o'clock, jamestown
THURSDAY ut the same hour, and Low Point SAT
URDAY at the same hour; stopping ut all the regu-
lar landings each way.
The officers Of the boat Will be courteous and po-
lite, and spare pains in making their passengers
comfortable.
Freight received and delivered promptly, and
For further particulars apply at steamers wharf,
Rockets or CURTIS e PARKER. Agents.
n B-The PORT ROYALL will commence her
regular trip ON WEDNESDAY, 22d.
Haying accented the agency of the steamer PORT
RQYALL, we invite our friends and the public
generally to give her trial. We guarantee salts
faction. We will have prompt and polite clerk on
board the boat.
no 20-lw CURTIS & PARKER.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <IFfA
Il Dominion Steamship Company $500.
steamship WYANOKE. Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, November oath, at O'Clock A. II. -
Freight received until 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north. soAtb.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare TO New York, $12; round-trip tickets,
500. Steerage, $6 and IS. ,s4s
For freight or passage, apply 70
G. W. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
no 22.2t COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARrAENI,
RICHMOND, VA. November 1, lhfo.1
AFTER NOVEMBER 8, 1876,

ACCOMMODATION leaves Richmond at 3'ao 4 ~
and arrives at Gordonsyille ut 1880 Pm
! Mall trains run daily Except Sunday. ,.n.,;o,
Express trains run daily, stopping ~
Noels. Treyillians, Gordoasyflle. lao ,n and ii
Staupton, Goshen, Mi!Iboro', CoTfnSton, auu :.
regular stations west OF Coyington. c,,d,c,
Accommodation trains run dsily !exeep S-S SS
Mail and express trains connect ~ Gosaoh s,,ss
for Washington and the North, aud al Snaf0''e'
Vile for Lynchburg and the South. - Nth the
: Express train connects 1t Ctacfnnau 49, sni
trunk lines for all points In the West,
southwest, including california;, ores3 ao In1
Mall train arrives 1t Richnoud ~ 2'ss ".
Express train arrives at Richmond A. IL In and
connecting with the Richmond aud Dan nv nous
Richmond and Petersburg trains ior al SS
Acco,nm odatioa train arrives at 9 AN.
SieepIng-cars run on night-1raihs. bod 10 al
Through tickets SOLD aud bassaee eie>"
principal points. ,,, % comrspy's
offices, and at S26 Main street. RiGhm ilnW Ard,
CONWAY X. HON ON, Sen .sen,.
General Passenger and Tlcknn5I i ~
al utcrtntshGepe-
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TEW AND READABLE BOOKS
FOR SALEBY
j. T. Z L L Y o N,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
1ll2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above Dispatch office.

Any Of the following BOOKS will be sent to any
f fsSi55 3 AND LETTERS Two
DANIEL DERoNDA. BY George Eliot, author
TUE Of ENDORSEMENT EsTN RHger Ro@snce pv kie
EvG GS36 f% Tefl6 see' j. G. Holland author
Of Kathina; Cloth. $l.7I55;;,,r,,>,1,, rovp
STORY. By I: n. AIcott; Cloth: sl:5o. p.
eHR%EEH S} s. for 7s7s oS slSs GIRLS
81 M oi eSa fapes soc
HIDDEN PERILs. by Mary Cecil Hay. Paper
FOR ST SUMNER AFTERNOONS, By Susan Cool.
THE WAR Of AMERicAN INDEPENDENCE
EE7 7faSIzsSf = n H%SST by Goth Mitch
BOOKS 81: o! FIAT Sli Every FARMER SHOULD
THE GRAPE cULTURisr. by A S. Fuller
HE SMALL FRUIT CULTuRIsT. ByA. S. Full
uE sssi sfiiHi BREEDS. MANAGEMENT AND
RIsEAsE 81 s ~ Mf H 9sa1s = $3.50
GULE0W Oh MICH COWS; 75c;
FEE FEE A 1HHHS eA1E RSSTqE s aJDr
$iEEsF@E eeS'sP BY George H.
A SAEnkS5HHE By fsS
w1SD Owe GARDENING. BY Henry T. Williams.
GR3 ifS AND WINE. By George Husman. $3.50
G ltk ShNsaE FIJI FL ihAPh s15o
SAKpE pa FOR PRO PRot5T s1:s9. .,xo
2EAG az R AfT pfA n SArtffs e oo
DRAiNiNG FOX PROFIT AND HEALTH. $3.50.
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pEaI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

RIAL ESTATE AZ PFSE go $780, go
nTVE HUNDRED ACRES OF. FIRST
IL QUALITY HEART-PNE TIMBEKs ILL ~
EaR SALE ny LOT OR ACRE.-The land mas
nsyar beeu piilaged and many trees are SILKY leet
to limb. The lot Is OF entirely heart ny
timber Will sell by lot, acre, or poftio va IA
c- delivered ON rail Of vessel at the creeS-2
ing. distance to haul is abont five miles Two oa oI
can be made daily, ana through Level country wen
aCapteu W. W !" ~i'@-' ~ - j. B. JONES.
loo rscov& ,tonesfs wharf. Virginia
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By Frank J. Sampson, -
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer.
j. No. 921 Hull street, Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TRULY
INVALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH
STREET. BETW DECATUR, AND STOCK
TON STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER, YA.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed 70
me ON the I 9th day OF January, S7S and duly OF
record In the clerks Office OF the Hustlngs Court OF
the city of Manchester, iii Deed-BoOk volume i,
rage $780, win SELL being required so 70 do by The
holder Of certain note secsifesi by SAD DECD on
lP III fair II not on the next fair day thereafter
-(Snndty excepted, that TRULY DESIRABLE
HOUSE and LOT as above described. The lot
fronts 80 feet on Fourth street ind runs back 1872
feet, with a FRAMED DWELLING thereon cons
tanning five or SIX rooms, and all necessary OUT
buildings 10 good repair. This property is In re-
mills, cotton factories stone sheds, and the Dan-
vile shops and Is really desirable as residence or
safe investment, there Is no difficulty In getting
good, paying tenants to occupy the house.
TERMS Cash as to $500 and expenses OF sale /
the balance upon such terms as may be announced
af the our of sale. B. II. NASH,
) no 2O-dtds ist' 81 - Trustee.
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
IN EFFECT MONDAY, Noyyxny, o.

~ y
/ THROUGH PASSENGER TR.rrs -
Richmond SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, ! arrive q.
DAY at 10 A. IL, and leave RIcIDnnda, md, sad FRI.
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY AZ p nns,,,SSDAY,
nectipg &C West Point with fast and ,ss a., Con-
steamers OF Che line, delivering s.a-Selaippd
Baltimore ut 8 a. d., IN ample time tb eossers !n
the rail- lines for Philadelphia, New Yossa s
ton, Boston, and AZ western points. "eshihs.
Fare TO Baltimore and return. ...sS n
Fare to Philadelphia. ID 80
Fare 70 New fork.......... ......... -
ware 10 bOstoH. ~
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave pi.h 20 %
SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDtYS eals a
H., and TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and saT21,SS.
DAY ut A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond = !,
Except Monday at 4 p. NJ. DaiLI
The LOWEST RATES, careful handling. ,ra a..
patch guaranteed. 49, vs.
No transfers Of freights to or from Southern 49,.
at Richmond. Cars run through from Wes, y pI,.
to Atlanta. t"a'
Through bills Of Ii ling. with guaranteed r,,a,
issued to all northern ard western points. '"'eN
Tickets sold to all northern, eastern and wa,,.,-
points, and baggage checked through SseiH
For tickets apply at A. W. CAREERS, s2s N.,,
street; at the Exchange Hotel, and comnany.s a"
pot, corner Twenty-lhird aud Dock streets. Ue
sno20 Il. I. DOUGLASS. Superintendent.
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BY Robert 3. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE.
i BROAD-STREET STORE, WITH DWELL
ING OVER SAME, AND NICE LoTATTACHED
TO SAME.-By virtue of a certain deed OF trnst
from f. Laube and Katharine his wife, dated August
%, 1873, OF record in the :Chancery Court OF tile
city of Richmond In D. D. 101 c, p. 49,, and being
REQUIRED by beneficiary secured In said Decd default
having been made in the payment of note therein
described, shall expose TO sale upon the premises
November l 49, ut Az O'Clock 2. H., that LARGE
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated on the
north side of Broad street between First and foa-
Shee. -, = y,xnr,,,r r,-r,
contains about eight rooms The usual ont-bqiid-
Road street 33ffeet and runs back 126 fest to an
alley l 5 feet wide. a.s..5..
TERMS Cash as to 80, 500 and interest from All
gust "a s76 tiI paid, with cost and expenses Of
mt sale - 80 l-7sE<-stls WILLIAM II. LYME
~ = Tr,,sfa
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP @EFA
~ COMPANY. aSlazssh
FOR NEW YORK.

Thas ss%pfay D dao5s 3Rs t5SF sse
BILL and I RIGHMoN y Pie TUESDAY FRI
These ships are entirely new, aud were built ex-
prcssly fer this route.
They have splendid saloons, statc-roons, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed.
New York ON the companys covered pier, 81 North
river.
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual e1-
Freight received until p. n: daily.
Cabin fare to New York, sl2 round-srip tckees'
roe rt GEoRG Sf% ". 4L LfP;sN CO., AGENTS,
my 10 Office CompanY's wharyes. Rockets.
DHILADELPHIA, RICH- assFTS
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM FAN ssE EssaHg
SHR LSEF9R PHIkARE NV lAhSGhRN SI
STATES, TaREE TIMES WEEkIuniI further
notice the steamers of this line win make tr-weeS
FPG S shyqs P ana sRREnS
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con.
nsfns Il for sna
the same city via Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer M + poprrp .ren,
w1EI LIZ 9i 2. c sLssf5i hse Co:
No. IL South WhaEyss, Phiiasephia.
D. ID. C, MINK, Agent.
my17 No. 20 Devonsliire street. Boston.
1875. 1875.
TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBoATs,t;s
u COMPANY. xssssslaazsa
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BAL-
TIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
ANDALL REG Sahks k hAER.A 's's oS TIE
Making close connection " Norfolk with tho new
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER lAsD cHgsry -
.ss5 5sssff 1870 RAILROAD. CoHpAyY " HAkRl
OFFICE OF THE SUpEFTyT,prn,>
KicHhoSD. VA, November IL. isI.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. -oso' )
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The above property has been sold twice at auc-
ton end the purchasers at both sales having failed
to comply, I shall require q payment 70 be made
when it Is knocked down on day OF sale, the amount
of said payment to be announced 1t sale.
&. - sss7 WILLIAM II. LYME. tn
3 no ls,2o,21 20, 23,25&27@ - Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-22

~ RANKS AND RANKERs.
3IaTpIzENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
e1fp-up fApYTaI 3. ,oee
siiRpIJ ,00e
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FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Richmond Ut 7:1o ta. N. DAILY -.
close connection 1t Shepherd for tic Morn, Sa1.a'
Washington for the West, arriving a, phll,a.,',
q. $50 T. N. and New York .. 1915 pw 'le'
In COLE.
General Tickle. Ases,
8. A, L. WHALING
Southeastern Passenger Agen,
S. THOMAS R. SHARP
- -N ~ Z 2 Master Transpsrla,,o,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-22

The above sale Is postponed to THURSDAY, No
no II c. .DOS1TNICI, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-22

TOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS on par ffs a.
II Ior floor: bathroom kitchen. coal-house, ls::aa
&C. Suitable for n small family, No. Fifth street,
between Main and Cary. no INV