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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonecr.
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
L ATTRACTIyE AND EXCEEDINGLY
WE'LL. CONSTRUCTED, FIRST-CLASS. FOUR
STORY, DOUBL E-BRICK DWELLING. No. 1908
CLAY STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, NORTH SIDE.-As trus-
toes named in a certain deed OF trust from Z. q.
warwick, ESQ, dated May IL, 1874, of record In
the Chaucery Court of the city of Richmond, ID. B.
lO4. page 385, shall In pursuance OF said deed,
and by request Of the holder Of the second years
note, datci May IA, 1874, payable two years after
date, for the sum of So sos, default having been
been made In the payment thereof proceed TO sell.
upon the premises on MONDAY the II tn day OF
December, 1876, at O'Clock p. NJ. the above beau
tifu and magnificent RESIDENCE, containing
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through the
centre, and built In the very best manner and Of the
costlicst material The stable has capacity for two
carriages and horses and Is well built. An the mod
ern improvements are in the house: The yards are
handsomely laid Off with fine shrnbhery, &c.
The lot fronts i 90 feet OH Clay street. and runs
back to wide alley. Iron railing the entire front
TERMS: Cash as to sutlicicncy to pay off and dis
charge the note of S3,S0S and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses of sale; residue upon terms
say upon 4 credit till 9th May, 1877, for S4,012
till May TO- 1878, for 10, and upon credit for
$4,426 till 10th May, 1870 and balance upon
terms to be given ut sale.
N.k =, cd6irHRTT;SEY, Trustees.
no % JOHN HOWARD,
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RIcuxoyp AND DANvILLE RAILROAD c I0S1s
RICHMOND, VA October D, low ,,r
nc1IrDI1I /, nE ANS. TAXING hr

,s,yy
RICHMOND AND I)ANvILLE RAILROAD SUSSTs
RICHMOND. VA October .. 20 r,r
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAklNu e.
y Feet OCTOBER s, 1S76.-TRaiA IN IN Ex-
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS MI ~: leaves
rREss.-LeaVes Richmond as 7;3o A A. ~ :. 259
Burkcyille at lO:46 A. n; leaves nansinS ,csyes
p NJ: Leaves Greensboro .. $40 T. NJ; Inne.
salisbury az SIS p. NJ; arrives at Air-Lhe ,o.sI
ton 1t io:i5 i. NJ; arrives al Charlotte 81 W.
TRAIN No. NEW ORLEANS AMP NEW AS 4.
NAIL AND ExPREsS.-Leayes Charlote ~ leaves
81: leaves Airline junction AZ o:Io ~ NJ s:55
4. NJ: leaves Danvilie at 1928 r 81; kaaTfs ~ Tl1
Vile at sos T.. 81; arrives NJ hiciinoH1
TRAIN No. 5.-LYscHEuRG PAssE ., R,rSe.
Leaves Richmond At $50 A. d.; arf,'.os q n; s.
Vile a, T.. NJ: leaves n,rkerts ~
rives at Lynchburg at $50 I. u. oo.uopArloS.
Leaves Iiurkeyiile at TAO T. H.; arrives = -
m0nd at 4:5l p. u. x,,-,,,,,o,a with !hs
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect At R'ehhon0
rrasns Nos i and q connect at Greensboro ~
trains TO and from Raleigh aud Goidsh3ro VIE
The through trains connect az .s h and pote
mac railroad to and from WsshinXtols aN~'''
Phiiade,iila, aud New York. r,,.rotte VIII
Tral!as Nos and connect srsaa ~ Airline ras
r,,a,i TO and iro,n Greenvtle, Atlanta,
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans. anu c m ssj
esn points aud with the Sharo.s. ThsrJ
s,pssSnsb 1ahasses. and ali southern points ,,s
Tsain No. {; comets al i,urkeyle Win tn e
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad FROM hsA
Chattanooga, and all soathWestesn p sonthwes;ef
nninfs. and bagsgge checked Through. ,r,esas
Iinhr0kea, ganse fran Richmond 70 Ssm ss III sy5
Pullman Palace sleepfng-eass ruh tli.o -
Richmond and Atlanta. s. H,,onsspasSfsI
Tocai tickets are coed only for
to Inc noints named on the Ticket no srs2Ssr.
Will DO given. cIL.,a =. as sp,a,sri.tsSdest.
JOHN e. AAc:eispo, General f'sass'sss =
:
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11n0 Main ctroat

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMED TEN
4 EMENT AND LOT OF GROUND ON WILL
LIAMSBURG AVENUE, NEAR NICHOLSON
STREET, ROCKETS. AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of deed of trust from John T. Smith to the under
signed recorded in the Office of Richmond Chanccry
Court, in Decd Book LOT B, page 166. and being
required BY The beneficiary therein secured so to do,
Will sell ut auction OH SATURDAY, December 2,
HOUSE and LOT above referred to- The house
contains three rooms. aud the lot Is 145 feet by IS
line of the lot. The HOUSE Is new and IN good re-
pair.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced on day Of sale.
JOHN S. WISE, Trustee.
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Persoaai.-R. Alonzo Brock, secretary Of
the Virginia Historical Society, and Creed
S. Davis, of this city, have been making re-
searches in the vicinity OF Manchester after
antiquities, relies, &c.
Rev. Chastain V. Waugh, native Of
Manchester, is on visit to his parents in
impaired health, and contemplates trip to
Florida.
Gustave Kahn, Of Baltimore, formerly OF
this city, is on brief visit to friends and
relatives.
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Il Pleasant Afair.-The surprise soc!a-
BILE and Sotrfe rendered Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Harding by number Of friends on the
termination OF happy honeymoon was
one Of the most enjoyable affairs OF the sea-
SON. The only accident that occurred was
that to gay and festive justice ana two
friends, who walked off an embankment on
one OF the improved streets, landing in
pool Of water. to the utter disarrangement
of their toilets.
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acquitted and Discharged the Hust-
iugs Court (Judge Clopton presiding) Satur-
day afternoon the jury rendered verdict
of not guilty in the case OF r. p. Chatham,
and the Judge accordingly discharged him.
The following is list OF the iurymen: T..
Matthews, w. II. Gee, f. A. Snellinss,
James Q. Hart, James Buchanan, II. &.
Lowell, i. 7. Osborne, +. F. Chenault, 4.
w. Ellis, +. S. Gibbs, W. G. Owen, S. T..
Hancock
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STATE PROXIES Messrs. j. II. Kelly, Of
fredericksburg; j. Hunter and Hillary P.
Jones, OF Hanover; Thomas w. McCance
and w. II. Palmer, OF Richmond, were on
Saturday appointed by the Board OF Pub
lie Works to represent the State in the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company.
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TOR RENT. THAT BRICK DWELL-G ::s
ING. No, 627 north Sixth street. Apply to FL
L. NJ. GRIFFIN.
noo7-6t e. Thirteenth and Cary streets, :
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Il Supposed Lunatic.-It is probable that
a commission OF lunacy will be ordered in
the case OF Sallie Hobson (coiored), COM
mitted to Jail by Officer Jones, by order OF
Justice Gentry, few days since, for disturb
ing the public peace on Market square, and
threatening to brain passers-by with an old
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MENCE.MEAT.

A TAIORE'S MIN bakers,
IA hotel-keepers, boarding-houses, aud private
families Buy ATM0REtS MlNCE.MEAT,t the best
barrels, buckets Jars cans, Ee ready for nse For
sale mt manufacturers price, freight added. am
agent for the manufacturer, for whom introduced
this MEAT, and have been selling for ten years.
Trade supplied. LOUIS J. B0SSIEUx. =
no 1f 1212 Main street.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. X. Coil
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, November 16, 1876.
-. /,ryUnJvT II hr rrDlTNrS

RICHMOND, November 10, 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, November 2Orh train,
will run OIL this road as follows:
7:IO A. 81 leaves the Byrd-Street station daily ley
cept Sunday, coIinrcting with the BAL
eilnOre and Ohio railroad at Shepherd,
opposite Alexandria: due ut Camden
station Baltimore, IL 2:21 L. d.. ard
With New York train due az New
York ut 1915 p. ~. arriving e!
Washington at LEO Z. u.
S:15 z. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily, con-
meeting NJ Washington with the Ball
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
In New York ut $3.50 a. II. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York;
4:so p. NJ. RGCosISioDATIoN TRAIN, for
Junction, leaves BroaG-Strrtt station
fSunuays eSceptedj.
1880 a. NJ. arrives at ByrI-strect station daily;
leaves New York ut 6:o5 the preced-
ing evening.
l:30 p. NJ arrives al Iyrd-Srcet station daily lex
s:45A NJ. AcCOMMGDATIoN TRAIN arrives
ut Broad-Street station lSundays e1-
ceptedl.
train. viii leave Broad-street depot on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ut $50 A. M ar,
irving 1T Quantico 1T 4:40 l.: 81: Returning, WI,
leave Quaatico on TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and
SATURDAY 1T 10 A. ~, arriving ~ Broad-strect
depot ut q p. N.
Through sleepers and coaches ruu on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud ) FUR DAY
NIGHTS for all points North and West. ana arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and Elk d.
able articles upon giving notice ut depot, can Obtain
freight at Boulton On preceding evening
Through bills Of lading and rates given 20 al prin-
General Superintendent.
G.. 4. TAYLOR.
nol7 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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NFAY'Sl MAYS! MAYS! w6p
THE UPTOWN FASHIONABLE Ay
SHOE EMPORIUM, ~~>
COZ BROAD STREET.

The tavorite resort for fine and low-price BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, OVER-GAlTERS.
&c, &C. -
Look at the goods we are throwing away this
week:
LADIES BUTTON-BOOTS, S2.25-soft and Of
the very best pebble goat;
MISSES SCHOOL-SHOES, Sl.25 and upwards;
CHiLDRESS SCOTCH-BOTTOM SHOES, 81 and
Gl20, and upwards: - -
CHILDREN,S OPERA PATENT-LEATIIER
BOOTS, 1.25:
LADIES' PEBBLE-GOAT and KID LACE-SHOES
astoAishingly low. Look at them.
Great reduction on all our GENTLEMEE'S
ROOS and SHOES beautiful THREE-SOLE
CATER for S2.50-cheap fine, good. Our fine
HAND-WORK New York make), $3.50, formerly
80. A beautiful BUTTONED BOOT, $3.50, and
all other Tine styles at equally low prices.
Look at our window. Good RIDING KIP BOOTS
at S3.5O-yery cheap. no 22-eod
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AaRrvAL OF 4 PRISONER. City Sergeant
James NJ. Tyler returned to the city on Sat-
urday, having in custody William Mosely,
who was indicted during the early part OF
the term OF the Hastings Court for making
felonious assault upon John McDonough.
He will appear before the Police Justice
Thursday for trial. The sourt was adjourn
ed for the term
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froR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.
q MANCNESTER NEWS.

The MdrketS.-Our markets on Saturday
were well stocked with vegetables, and
especially were meats commended by all
good judges as A No. /, and held at the
most reasonable prices. Beyond this fact
we note no change since our quotations OF
last week
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BY F. j. Sam pson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. ool Hull street, Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
! FARM NEAR MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MINES.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, CONTAINING NINE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF
TRULY VALUABLE FARMING AND COAL
LANDS-In pursuance of a deed of trust executed
to us by c. L. Robertson on the 18th day of Novenl-
Der, 1875, and duly of record in the County Court
clerks office OF Chesterfield county. III Deadlock
So page So. shall ibcing required so to 40 by the
beneficiary In said deed of trust sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises, OH MONDAY, November ~.
lS76at O'Clock NJ. IF fair: If not, on the next fair
day thercattcr,) that truly valuable TRACT OF
LAND. with an ciglif-roon FRAME DWELLING
and all necessary ot-buildngs, near to the Midlo-
THAN coal-mncS, adjoining The coal-landS of Frank
lin StearnS, estate OF Colonel William Is. Ball. and
Others about two and Il half miles from Coafeld
station, and within the coal-teid; ahollt one-thrli
cleared the balance well wooded and timbcred with
oak and pine.
There are as fine surface indications of coal rs cap
be found on any land In the coal district. The I'M
provcments good, and ample for large and first
class farm.
The purchaser Mt last sale having failed to comply
with tile terms of SALE this sale will he IT his risk
Dcnses of former sale and resale, and to pay OF note
Of 49333 with interest from 9th of September,
1875, I'LL paid. and credit until the 18th day OF
September, 1877, as to S246.59; the balance upon
such terms rs the said George +. Robertson or the
trustees shall direct OH The day Of SALE all deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust on the pro-
pety for bonds carrying six per cent interest from
day of SALE More liberal terms may probably be an
nOjluced ut sale SOCRATES BROOKS.
JOHN c. ROBERTSON.
no15 Irustecs
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Real Estate Sales.--future was sold on
Friday and Saturday by A. Royal, real
estate agent and auctioneer, a house and lot
to r. S. Whitehead, on Tenth street, for
$40; lot on same street to E. o. Angel, 81
feet, at $3.50 per foot; 81 feet to William
Archer at $40; three lots to G. s. Maurice
at 81, $1.25, and S1.T0; one farm in Ches-
tertield county to r. A. Belcher for $685..
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Another Lecture.-Catawba pleased his
Manchester friends and hearers SO much on
Thursday night that they have determined
upon q repetition of his efforts. 1t is highly
probable that he will give another enter
fainment on next Saturday night.
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The Coming Euent.-Our bellies and beauN
are on the qui uire in anticipation OF CO.
tillon Soirfe to be rendered his friends by
one Of our most popular young bonifaces
some time during the present week.
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MULES. HORSES. &c.

DOR SALE, No. 1 YOUNG O.,
II FAMILY HORSE, guaranteed perfectly ~
sound In every respect. Very gentle, and works
well Ia single or double harness. The owner having
NO FOR bin is the only for selling. viii
be sold at very low price. Can be seen ut No. 10
east Marshall street. no 22-5tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27

SOUTHERN LIFE-INSURANCE POL.
- - sCf-isOLDERS can recover the equitable value
9, tnslr policies which We're issued before the war
~ noTthtrn companies, and which the companieg
n w 70 bs void by immediately appiyfng 10
Z .M's..nAhklNGER,A Attorney ut Law 2oS soufl, Sc
NAY Fhiaaerhia formerly OF North Caro-
An q z. Hishest references given. Prompt as,en-
80 ~ ~ Ass sseAA pasless no 17-eOdlmH
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wATCHEs. JEsgELRY, &c.

SPECIAL NOTICES.. A. WIN @a
~ STOCK Is now prepared to offer GREAT a 81
BARGAINS In the following named articles $ayS3
Elegant IA and ] karat GOLD STEM- and KEY.
WINDING WATCHES, suitable for Ladies and
Genllemsn; large lot OF slL HEK WAI yS, Els Els
VICTORIA CHAINS; Magnificent LOCKErs for
Ladies' and Gentlemen: SETS OF JEWELRI; La
dies, Misses, and Children's EARRINGS: BREAST
PINS; BOSOM, COLLAR, and SLEEVE BUT
TONS; DIAMOND, CAMEO, ONYX. BLOOD.
STONE, AMETHYST, TOPAZ, BAND, ONYX
and PEARL, and GARNET RINGS--a very large
lot to select from They will be sold astOnishingly
low ut 3. A. WINSTOCK'S, No. IL north Fourteenth
street. no 22-1m
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SA2PLg-MERCHANr ARREsTEp.--C. NJ. Lam
ahan, OF Baltimore, was arrested by Ser
geant Wren Saturday charged with attempt
ing to sell liquor by sample without license.
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FURNITURE

NEW FURNITURE. Just finished N
IN and now In my wareroOins, the largest ~
stock OF the BEST mnde aud most fashionable ~
ROOM FURSiTUREn0wf for sale In the city. Cote
line Satcen reps and haircloth upholstered In latest
aud or the best materials. Also, large lot of
Parlor and Fancy Chairs Ut the lowest prices; with
full stock OF lom-price goods. +. CARTWRIGHT,
We 21-3m No. 10 Governor street.
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CANCER.
~ A n G E RS
REMOVED WITH LITTLE OR NO PAIN,
without the use of either caustics or the knife

MY TREATMENT OF CANCER
Is the most successful and only reliable method
known. Long experience and association with the
abest surgeons In New York has brought to my no.
tlce every form of cancer known 10 medical science,
and their successful removal is attesed by hundreds
Specimens of cancer removed by this process may
be by Calling and all requisite information OBJ
tanned.
Cancers, Ulcers. and Tumors. Eistula In Ano, Hem.
morrloids or Piles Neuralgia, Throat and Lung Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Diseases of the Liy-
er, Heart, and Blood CAtarrI, Mercurial Diseases,
Fever aud Aguc, Epilepsy, scrofpa, &C., success
fully treated. -.sss5
No charge for consultation.
Call or send for circular with descriptive cases.
fertAces, and testimonials. s.gE.
s5,s sEt... J.. McLEISH, NJ D.,
Room 81, Exchange Hotel,
no 20-eodtfel3 Richmond, Va.
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RECENT GRADUATE OF EAST
N MANS business college, Peughkcepsic. y: l.,
who Is a native Of Albemarc county, wants ENi-
PIOYNEST. He Is willing to work for u moderate
compensation, and thinks he can INFLUENCE some
trade fro, the section OF country I'm which he lives
Please address f. b. C., No. 16 south Fourteenth
1.rnnt Richmopd ". no27-lw
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"a ID
Accommodation leaves Richmond at $3.50 +. d"
and arrives 1t Gordonsyflle at 1880 +. NJ
Mail trains run daily Except Sunday. ,,,..tou.
Express trains run daily, stopping u Ju ne.
Noes. Trcyillians, Gordonsville Charo' snS All
Stauuton, Goshen, Miilboro', Coytngton, ahA 49,
regular stations west OF Corington. c,ra,r,
Accommodation trains run daily except SIuunnsyiie
Mall and express trains connect ~ % Io,,es-
for Washington and the North, aud 81 Shai
Vile for Lynchburg and the South. . 18th the
Express train connects ut Gincinnaui , w and
trunk lines for all points In the West, T.1ns
Southwest, including California; orego ac anu
Mail train arrives 1T Richmond ~ 1:So "a ".
Express train arrives ut Richmond a. I H. a. and
CONNECTING with the Richmond and Dsn ANY n,jat,
Richmond and Petersburg trains for al p''''
Accom- III dation train arrives at 0 AN.
Slccping-cars run on night-trains. ,.y N Ill
Through tickets sold and baggage cneeNs1
principal points. ., commny's
For rates, information, &C. apply 70 SoWtA
offices. and ut S26 Main street RichinI2HHW ,xD,
: w. II. :. DUNN,
80 Ep.dpesr and SuDeriutehSeu..--
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The Jubilee Singers.-The original Jubi-
lee Singers will sing at the Baptist church
tonight and tomorrow night for the benefit
of the church fund. They are splendid,
and will doubtless draw large crowds.
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A NJ MBER
Il of BRICK TENENENTS in the West End, on
accommodating terms, Including the INsTALMENT
or ar investment better than GOLD. Apply to
" j. L. APPERSOS,
no 25-6t Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
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By Robert u. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
L BROAD-STREET STORE, WITH DWELL-
ING OVER SAME. AND NICE LOT AITACHEI
TO SANE-Bv virtue of n certain deed Of trust
from F. Iaubc and Katlrina his wife, dated August
"a, 1873, of record In the Chanccry Court of the
civ of Richmond in ID. Il. 10l G. y. 1852, and being
required by beneficiary secured In said deed default
having been made III the payment Of note therein
described shall EXPOSE to sale, upon the premises
mt public auction, on MONDAY the 9th day Of
November. 1875, at AZ o'clock ?. NJ, that LARGE
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated OH the
north Side of Broad street between First and Foul
slice. -
The STORE is a large one, and the DWELLING
contains about eight rooms. The usual out-buili-
ncs upon the lot, which fronts on the north side of
broad street 33f feet and back 126 feet to an
alley ID feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to *2, 800 and interest from Al-
gust "a 1876, ill paid with cost and expenses of
sale residue upon such terms as may be announced
MT sale, WILLIAM II. LYME.
Trustee.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

REAT IMPROyENIE IN SEWING
VI MACHINES.-"THE LITTLE nONITOR,r
the ladies' friend, uses shuttle no bobbI. no re-
winding Of thread: makes three kinds Of stitches d.
rectly from two whole spo0ls, and Inns self-regu-
lifting tension and seif-settiug needle.
JOHN Il. CRENSHAW, Agent.
no 2-3m 1913 Main street, Richmond, Va
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by f. B. Cook, Auctionecr,
No. 10 Governor street.


cToCK oFHARDWARE, TOOLS, AND
H Or, MATE Ec4Ss AND fA dSbNS
the the 9th Instant. at ios o'clock. win sell at tho
store 40. lI6 east Broad street full line OF HOES
K EAkY c HISGEs F ntEs irons
&C. The above In perfect order, and Ri OF the rsl
quality. The hardware trade, naechanics, and
i"f'N'''' "'e G. A. NOTING.
F.. b. Cook. Ancioncer. no 27e
ry ELL & Anderson.
General Commission Merchants aud Ailcti'ncers,
1924 Main street.
WE 0 WILL SELL j I o; AT AUCTION THIS
EAG9E Sa3TL hnEe h bose:;
BULK SIDES-3 boxes:
BREAST BACON,
Y yRS9Ms,
81 TkMSTeanvased and unc"nvased:
no 81 ~ HILL & ANDERSON.
TIGH-CONSTABLE SALE OF FUR
IL NITURE. SHOWCASES, BUGGY, lIal
DAY the 9th dry of November; S76 III lO O'clock
4. NJ, ut nv office, No. 1906 Franklin street, the
following property to satisfy snndry writs i'll my
'''" BUREAus. wARDROBEs. WASHsTANDs,
BEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES,
FEATIER-BEDS. TRUNKS, TABLES,
LOUNGES. PICTURES, MIRRORS.
CLOCKS. SilOVELS, LAMPS,
CROCKERY-WARE,N VASES,
COOKING and HEATING-STOVES,
SHOWCASES, TEA-CANISTERS,
GLASS-JARS, COFFEE. TEA. PICKLE,
PIPES, STARCH, BOWLS and PITCHERS,
SpITTOONS, WATCHES.
ALSO.
REPUBLICAN GUN "NELTlE GRANT,
TOP-BUGGY and HARNESS.
EXTENSION TABLE. COFFINS. &C. &C.
TERMS: Cash. L. l.. W FIIlNG:
M o5-1t III. &. e.. Il.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future pays.
by Frank d. HID,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
Nm. J1sf9 Main strept.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMEBUILD-
i ING KNOWN AS WESLEY CHAPEL. ON
STREET, BETWEEN CON-
CORD AND CEDAR STREETS. AT AUCTION
by virtue of decd OF trust dated January 81 1876,
and duly executed by Thomas r. Hewlett. John w.
Toney, and Thomas Nelson. trustees. to the under
signei, and By request of the benefciaries therein
secured, will sell Mt public auction, on TUESDAY,
November 49,, 1875, on the premises. at 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, the abnre-described property, now used ana
occupied rs scheol-house aud church.
TERMS: $50 cash: the balance In six and twelve
months with six per cent added
no 23-td ROBERT G.. SCOTT, Trustee.
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NEW LINE FOR NORFOLK
IN AND PORTSMOUTH.

The swift and elegant steamer PORT ROYALL,
Captain o. Ii. CLARKE, will leave Baltimore steam
boat wharf. Rockets, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
folk and Portsmouth. Returning, leaves Norfolk
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
ut $50 o'clock 4. NJ stopping at all regular land
ings 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
handled carefully,
For further particulars apply at steamers wharf,
Rockets, or to CURTIS Il PARKER. Agents.
Having accepted the agency of the steamer PORT
ROYALL, 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 24-3t CURTIS & PARKER.
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T AIDES Black and Bronze Toi- 5g:3
~ let Slippers, ladies' White Kid andsa1ssS
Jeans Slippers: ladies' White Kid and Jeans Button
Roots hidiCs' Empress, Spanish and French Slip
pcrs; eeut.emeu's fine Dress Boots and Caters;
gentlenen's Goat, Cloth, and Embroidered slippers
misses White Kid and BronZcd Button Boots chill
drens Pink. God-Broazed, and Pearl-Button Boots;
boys Boots, CATERS, and Ties and complete line
of Trunks, FaliSes Satchcls, Bags, Over-aiterS NC.
at j. A. GRIGG'S. Tenth uud Main Streets no II