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, 1876-10-07
THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS.

There will be : meeting Of tho Third Ward Ks.
publican Club this evening at 900 Wabash Asouue,
At 1850 p. m.. when delegates 10 the County ant
Legil!atiye Conventions will bo choson.
, 1876-10-07
AUCTION SALES.

.os aud 20 wabash.ay
TUESDAY, Dot, 10, oao AN,
REGULAR TRADE SALE
DRY GOODS.
Ss,tan Sssysns ~ sGsst I'D H.,
ts q es Il ss sss, ss s::;
SPECIFIC.
CLoTEIInJd-
&orkmsnship Unsurpas.ed.e dle'' ''Ae' ous'aastd
oV665}3RG1,-ATS: 35s,S5s,, -: 3,
C.AEEIhIERB
assly wosea sasi5sas sa 10 II hssls %sf;sS g.
ALPACAs.
sssass;. Sat 4ss.' IL FTEs5s'' to e''' sop
DRE5g E3s5 as: G922';D9s 2s5';1
&C.. ~ %o. at'A''' f''''a' A'o'0''' psep H'assA
fao cs.si Superior Goods. ss,o ro,,,,,.
3H1R az 81 A5s.:K 7;E2 f. p,t.,,., 7,.,
17T7Rb1n 7;a b:Iss: RFHisAMsMITg- Fs9isse. st7sEs5l;T4Xg
HOSIERY
ai'sscs' and Ladies MeF'no. IL psy Adsaasetl a l&'
EIANIBIJRG8
Importation for ihta HOUSE. -S>''N's a 'Fesa
IS tS}s SSs}stsa: a.: fais's sty's Consigned especially
nGERINO CLoAKs.
1ho hrst Offering Of tito BcaAUu.
DOLLS. 49,
Az suSf,P Gf '|oi'syr A;:9rtmsns Consigned in .ra
Fla, 4 4,7MsS ,7MsSMrET.E: r;I:E1E
Ss s%ssy %sys,sst ee raa' A.s5 ARs5Sa.a Sss
Twilltd. '' 41@' 1'A'a ~
HATS 9---...-.......
TWENTY CASES Wool IInts. Mems md Borr
sizes: Hrwchty Cases Felt blauKs Lsdisi
1no M!ases'+ Assurtca styles.
Felt 5KLRT5.
&L9VG8-. ALITTEN9-
9-ARpI&ANT JACKETS,
N oBLA-6 AND 5CAREE,
The most complete ltnca yet offered.
i O'CLOCK p, NJ:
CARPETS-
GEO. r. GORE & CO., Aue.ron..4
croeSsfy iesx Ia dssS wsss ss'es ~. q
cIocks. Ws ahaii Close regardless Of prices,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Walnut nedstnads aud Bureaus, hfash,e.Top Tlblet
sas eaI ss s SSa Gs ss1 8!
0nlct Desks. MatIressea, Elirtags. Cafrets. C1cSn
Gesx: G19s.. Al 4 GfHek-1KSes Gasrass saa IT,
, 1876-10-07

EPtftAk Htsfplk*tA ~ 3H3 1F3GuH<.
aALEsBuRt,. H., Oct. 8.-Tho fourth days
races were we'll attended, and, considering tho
high and cold Wind excellent time was inade
u tho unfinished frcc-for-all trot Of yesterday.
Gen. Garfield won after Six heats had been
trottcd; time, 2:20A, 2:o91{, 2:2s1{. 2:80X,
2:2o1S, and 2:33s1. badEer Girl was second,
and Lady TuIp!n third. a great deal Of
selling ten to four In the pools at tic COM
mcncemcnt OF tho race. Tho two-ntle dash for
gil ages was won BY Rcynolds' entry; time,
8:4394. Thc 2:o0 trotting race was won BY
3:31; Pine Leaf second.
WAuKE0AN, ILL.
Special Dtsp0fch 10 Jas Tribune.
WAuKRGAN, ILL.,. Oct. U.-The attendance ut
the Fair to-day WINS not quito so 1urgc as on
yesterday, owing to the cold weather. Hickory
won frat money In the thrcc-ninute racc, Whale
bone second The :39 race was not completed,
and will TO finished Tomorrow. Littlo Frank
and jack Carter have each taken two heats.
Tho free-for.alt raco occurs tomorrow.
, 1876-10-07

DEPLAME9 REPUBLICANS,
The people of Dcsplalncs und ycIuity will bc
addressed thls evening by tho following Republican
speaker: thu Hon. Thotnas o. Nobb, den. Mann,
aud r. F.. Keaton, Esq. Al! nrc Invited. Good
Muatc will be In attendauee
, 1876-10-07

The Fifteenth Ward Rcpnbicann W, 10.
Folz, Hall th!s evening, corner Of H. nett Al
Mo. 6,s1 ,nn.n"fs aySne' I'll + 4 M!1. il tbc! T.,
and English. A's'''as IN Germas
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ull.l,u. ltd y

{. sf,as sr.,s,xNass EsrrSn THAN rnS HAxIANts'
.Sn wa.ssAAsss. II From the Courier. Jour
~. ~ II sauuot be forgot en- that while ex
Secretary Harlan was senator General sosn.
An. an The Gtacinnasi Goxette, copied from
tha Andttora books In the TreasufY ail Q,
the items of family expenditure that Mr..
Nsrssu had charged to the funds appropsi.
afsri Tor the expenditures or the Interior
Recruitment while be was Becretary OF tne
SANE. THO bills paid were for carpsts 10 nls
awesIing.house, and purchased OF ana pul
down by Mr. AT. Stewart, OF New 1913 rls
eThe s9aseites published the scsndal. Inc
furniture was paid for Ia the same way 20
vere she carriage. horses, servants. DIS sons
ror1p at,f, bis wise,s visiting .and reception
rards. This exposure did not seem 10 IN
= ma Mr.. Harlan with his brother seuators'
nor II, his state, for, With the ala OF OursDoss
90, 900, he was ree'e csed.
Pendinp the con formation OF cx.Attorney-
General Williams as Chief Justice OF the Su'
irene Cart, il vas proved that he and hss
vic had diverted the money sppropriated fol
theexpendA0reso OF bis department 60 private
uses. Not only did he pay 3t,6o0o OF Govern.
meutmonsy for bis wife's lardaules, but Their
were many osher fnisappropTiatlons OF Gov
arnment funds. Nr. Williams remained II
the Cabinet eighteen months after these ex
uosures, and his wife was received the sam
% usual. Now, tho Belknsps have den
nothing es this sort. They have 0een scrs'
pulous In drawing dividing line DetWeel
sheir own aud Government FUNDS.
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Tar. r,sus,Nsral Fixap.-Is was only hslf
tpn hour. before the paper went TO press, out
be walked 'uperripgly into the editors Pr
vs.e necrs and, dropping bis bat over she
warniug g,lacard Of" Busy Day-Short Csils,"
seated Esmself with easy bar.room pollteness
op the table with the exchanges. be was
dressed IN an ulster AID soiled rushsd SHIT,
wore an amethyst about the size OF nock-
glass on his third 6uger, aud cluster.pln 10
Efs bosom. he took !" seven-for.a-quartef :,
from bis mouth, and, placing it 90 the editors
inkstsnd, remarked copfdentiaRy-
s:.I am going to spend some time tnas
yea" -. - ~ -. ~ -
The editor clutched bis pen like q dagger,
and paving after the few hairs on the top OIL
head be said . = =: - ~ ~ nj
-" In Philadelphia
Tie young man spat gracefully over Dis
! Left shoulder on the new carpet, anu re-
{" Yes. pye done alittle writin' in my dav,
and bein' disengased this summer should
like to send a first-class journal like yours
| The editor fell back in his chair, and
gssped- -. +,es. -,
/ -a some letters about the Centennial
The interviewer nodded and kicked biz No.
11's pensiveiy against the Veneered panels Of
the desk. = IA&..
.Wouid you like TO be packed In Ice uotil
your friends call for your" said the editor
Iaioomiiy, 6. or shall We toward your remains
ia an alright casketp" +.
| Then gaz!ng sorrowfully at the young man,
be put bis mouth to q speaking-tube and
asked ->f
g Are any of the pressmeu at hands"
i Promptly waited through the tin-tube
came the reply
cred Mike and Big Dan, SIR"
4 The would-be correspondent started up
lsgbast, put bis bat on wrong side in front,
and buttoned the third button Of bis coat
Into the second button.hole; but the pews-
paper.man, taking no more notice Of him
than he would of dead.bead advertisement,
breathed through the tube -
"Giye 'em quarter apiece and let them
come here. Tell them there is another OF
Those Philadelphia Centennial fellows here,
and then pull In district telegraph boy and
send for q hearse" =, d
Before the list words we're in the speaking
tube the tails Of an ulster coat sailed out OF
the private office, and nervous young man,
q after trying the door of the coat-room and
diving into the coal closet, reached the
counting.roon door, looked over bis shoulder
at Two brawny MiIesians who had just de-
scended from some upper region, missed bis
footing for dozen stairs, accented his de.
scent with heavy bump on the first land.
ing, and reached the street as the edi'or
wrote the last word Of an article on "tDe
4 business outlook "aDd calmly sent 1t whrrius
I'D in the box to the composing room.-Bos-
ton Commercial BuIle in. - - .E1s
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-rn BIZ n. M. Lee
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES. AND
L HAOKs.-By virtue of deed or trust from
william L. Sampson to the Undersigned. dated the
18th day Of November. 1875, recorded in the
clerk Office OF Richmond Chancery Court In D. 3.
1O6 B, page 459. default having been made In the
ing required so TO by the holder OF said rote, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the IN
1875, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the property described
In said deed, 10 wit:
- L SORREL HORSE about nine years old, :
l BAY MARE about six years old, gsyg.
/ BAY HORSE about eight yeal old,
n HACK-No. 81, - SO
other HACKING. 20. :, $50
TERMS; Sufficient IN cash to pay for executing
this trust and to pay or and discharge negotiable
Aote secured by said deed, amounting to $246.49,
mt mn Fl wv '1'o- - K. G. SCOTT. Trustee.
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IL By Robert B: Lyme
tsueeessor 10 Lyme Il Brother,.
) Real Hatats Agent sRdAucttoneer,
-s,fs. "a 1879 hain street. gss

EsRAHYSAND-BRICK STORE, WITH
il NICE AND PLEAsAHTLY -AkRANGED
EAST CORNER or TWfHTY:fTFTH.AN
GRACE STREETS, AND ANOTHER DESLR A.
BILE CoTTA6H RESIDENCE GE TMENTY.
WITH STREET BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD, Fob SALE BIZ kUCTIoN-By request
Of the owner shall oRer the above most valuable
THURSDAY the 23d day OF March, 1873, upon
the premises, at Az O'Clock z. d. The frst.named
properly can easily be made No. store for
rrocery or other retail business, and the DWELL
ING contains seven rooms, &c. The COTTAGE
has six rooms: kitchen, de-, with water, &c. Good
lots 20 EACH For an Investment This ohers special
on1,ortunity, as tho property will at al times pay
AZ the least twelve per cent interest on It's cost
TERMR: VIII be extremely Hberal-say, one afth
cash residue at SIX, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-
four months six per cent Inter and secured 10Y
80 ROBERT B. LYME,
r,bla Auctioneer.
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1w1s0 Us N z - rrs.
81 the eve et eaxthc pan1 s.sc, n,slf
tflss aud ttthal s0l @ A Isks
aHsy Hke butt "a tt Ins 49, NM. a IA
fSckets and come down ING shsAss - i,re4
all that ne Fisher. iives 9 mssss. .,"rss,les
even IL that portlon @ o9I ' ~ S,,cEies
where the Homan matson y si h,.h sfas =
is patched. sI,a $50 49,
OF hcu se.Tent ana 3 49, y s sSsn nar hark
Just fofty.seyeh eAss ~ ".,sa .a,,nn
Of HE was 49, S,
when ne we're hrsb ooFn, anM 49, ,g IN, ~ Z.
tho lsetesS feunt, yoane sueksI, anu y !.
true WHIST our pelltses oppenea. say, VIZ se,N.a
SUCKER Stt, Wa WS sson y tt!AiaA1i = - 49,
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-, ,so Isl 1o strange dtseoraSseS hi
5Msxa6e NON AHSaes d pscsDoeta& Wla0.
seobean5E aefs2ktg ke ~ ai9cefesS IA sssf
eE 54pEDE mi kss sk sfee6
eecn - pr tblk sbs8 hesNouiH
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A nonssrra soRRoH.-[Frem the Boston

a DOMhSTlU CukhOHi-lr lotA ouO oootOb
Courier. l-Rere is q characteristic converse
ton which occurred some time since be-
tween certain Mrs. Smith and a MRS.
Jones. The husbands Of both belong to the
Blank Club, and upon certain oc;asion the
two wives met and talked over their
grievances. Said Mrs. Jones: "My dear,
do you know that am unhappy ?"
9: No, dear; had not the remotest idea
of anything of that kind. You are living
10 such luxury and ease that supposed you
to be. the happiest OF mortals."
ooh. no, never think of that, for ! am too,
too unhappy" ,...r
".What makes you so unhappy"
ooh, never mind, dear it does not con.
Germ any ouein the world but myself; but
sm dreadfully unhappy. suppose i am The
most unhappy person who lives"
"Do tell me what 1t is." s.
"Well, my dear, if you will know, it is
night long at the club and plays cards. Amt
that dreadfut?" .."a
Mrs. Smith eazed at Mrs. Jones very calm.
ly, and plscidly, and pityingly, and theu
remarked: uMy dear Mrs. Jones. was ab.
solutely frtghteped-I was alarmed. shud.
dered for fear you were about to relate some
happy as ain. am the most unhappy,
miserable woman than ever lived"
sWhat." said Mrs. Jones, s.You I'M
happy, and so much admired and caressed
By society"
eyes; the most heart-broken woman you
ever knew"
q What can be the cause Of thise"
swell. I'll tell you, my dear. You see
my husband goes out and stays all night
we'll, be stays all night and tries to play cards.
but can't. Those other fellows beat him
every night"
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1uOoKs. BTATI0NERY, &C..

RIFW BOOKS AT WoODHoUsE =. Z
In CuRiostTiss sa =
bH Pwnarr,s JTpicfAL PuzaLEs. Gathered fron
the ssato TfaLs- 81. 90. ~, ~, 90 ~ur r,aw
Baowsn's HUMOROUS PHAtsHs OF THA Law ~
afEs1 9ss s,xsuIfIsr1c PHILOSOPHY OF TEE ENz'
,,.rMTHT:stsTUYY. BY Hev. De. Dabney. ~ !;
Am AyD rs EH g AZ 10 lAs1 ~ ~. :" =
The fnLow OF STOVES Divine Aiesosses - %
se SsHnap "tcTtRrrsukx. A Moved. BY Baker
,Hs ,koarNsoy CRCsoH's MoxEY. BY DAVID A
weIis Roe TIE EQUIRE'6 LEGACY. A Hoyei
nv Mary Cecil May. Toe - 21 y
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OFFICE OF LANCASTER & ,LUcKE, -
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
~ STATE BANK BUILDING.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
W. our flee on SATURDAY. April LIST, at ~
O'clock Sr VEN 81 ARES STATE BANKS: OCk
and a COUPON BOND, OF THE .TREDEGAR
COMPANY for 81, U00-hypothecated. 4.
) NH 90 n. = - LANCASTER q LUCKE.
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n SJoBLINK EscApzs.-fFrom the Virgins
81 (NeV:J Chronicle 1-Joblink sat reading hi
paperi in his peaceful home last evening
}, whea the following item attracted his after
Ition:
!, ."The Woman's Journal wants womer
j, tregutarly drafted into the army, not merely
a 10 fight but to make eto thing and accoutre
Il ments, 70 cook, wash, and NURSE"
y .JoblipE raised his eyes from the Journa
Il and riyetsd them upon the face and form oI
Il Mrs. Jeehns, grimly aBd piousiy .perusiDg
n she Bible st the other side of the table. The
ssze was 80 long and steady that Ars. Job.
iIliak, feeling Its influence, looked up. Job.
iink started, turned red, and pretended to be
/ reading with uncommon interest S4t s,s
| aWhst's the matter With you noR?"
snspned the good woman.
HNsthing, mydear, replied the disingen-
mons husband. @
g What are yos reading there. JobliBk
Something about stomen seain. I sPese."
IS Yes, my dear, p Hammered Jebask.
h = What Is if2 ~ deganded the lady.
Z Add Jobiink resd:
81 r xhe Wassn,s yotsnGI truly says: Man
may DC times hsEe gffm merfDgs 'of that pro-
found beauty Of sou! which belongs sions to
.WemeB. BE may in his higher moments per-
ceIye thss i1Bsta parity 0f mind and natrle. 4
tive love Of truth inseparabB from the sex. |
Msh may see these things from afar Cd, but
III gresser nstnre keeps bim eiernally from
the angelic teTei. ''s''a 'ss 8 s
80 Very true. said Mrs. Joblink, return.
III to her Bible. 81
8 sehiink :heayed n sigh o. relief and siEf
pgpody had. hfea there To nhserYe. kis1, ID
poxlsa have .1ssp that or insyilg ssdata Rea.I
leiman Milking 90 hlmself rom silae TO- me
nd chu.k king inapd ihlY.
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Miss. Clara Norris, In q letter to frien
In Washiugton. gives this lively reminis 3enc
OF two well-known aetors: They wer
boys fhens one tall, blonde, and lazy; th
other short, dark. and active. II was Sun
day night, every one had gone to the Quake
meeting hoase few doors above. The
were alone, without cards. or checkers, Of
books, but satan, came TO the ,rescne. A Ger
tain proposal was drasled by the Ions
chap and eagerly accepted by the short one
They fhenpnton their ksts and coats, armed
themselves WITH a broom, q pail .of water
andsas dipper, And went fosfh into the, still
bitter cold OF the night, ssd worried dill
gently. They sWept q broad path oyer the
sloping sidewalk quite free from. snow;
over this they poured q dipper of water,
then Waited In q few inmates it had
rozans ,thent Smother dipper OF water,
\ and another wait, until the path was
glass-lika lin Its leg smoothnesa. A Rhisk
Of the broom sent aight covering OF snow
Oyer t. The work was done, ndfhe god.
& less lSharerss gathering up their tools,
sefQggea themselves GpWn on the doar.step
and s0nEarsed pleasantly. Pre.entlg the,
do6gg % the Eeeting- hose opened and two
iiregrof FTeods-onc Aade Of MaleL the
other female Sr,csEe out. Thee Ines,
comtng des7a the steps ltepasa.ely, met aSd,
Mig cd IL tie crowd on etbe pavement for
few moments broke lhta sRos and threac
and came grAyely downtha sideHalk. Sud.
deqF he Stiffness OF the night was broken
by RSAxcks Hhact. and two snorts that HeIeJ
"a ORG q female; Friend dew4ethe rsseuRs-
RhRck TIE whole s0ngregatidg. 6lled with |
wonder nszse asabliny d0H1 10 fhs scene OF |
dIsasteE- svh sxk. Shssk Rhscka groaIs aud I
snetts. 8 ss ihonss false the siE,
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RIcHAoND AFD. PETERSBURG kAlLRoAol
nOMMENCING OCTOBER n, lsn
" trains on this road will ran IS follows:
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except suAe
dsyl connecting for al points Sou1
and West sIeeplRs-esr attached ran
746 NJ, FR sfdsa Il Tsa aG daily .rosp. Bun.
z.as>@ dRy), with coach attached, for Petefss
burg, and stations 90 the southsos
las F Fiji SzI Inc az. H. ss
for all points South aBJ West. PDs
ssngers taking this train will NAM
/ ss close conn. elton At Petersburg ioS
Lt5ga Norfolk. Elegant pkriof-car Alncsed
runs through to- Weldon. -.
900 p. Il, FREIGHT daily texoept sunday)' van
/. -,sza% esseh attached.
7:50 A. Il, FBElGHT TRAIN Astly fexceEt Srs'
} '1SSf dryI With coach attached. rsa
1880 Il, THROUGH HAIL ds!y, cosnsea2
800 with Htcbnone. rredericfsbufs rs
Potomac railroad ~ all points kaS
SEQ r. IL. FREIGHT daily sexeeo. suatsls
7as T SGfss fitsfps I'm Dan,
day), connecting With RiehTqs1
Fredertekshurg and Potomac nItf9sx
I. forall points hast and West PsbnsS
Il sleeper attached. running MrosasS s
10 baltimore. Also ma1inR COG
,y-..s-s - connection With tha Chesspeake me
(, = ILL.," Ohio railroad for thu Virgints sprfn0
aDd AZ points North ard WEI ,s,.
mond and Petersburg except at Che:tSr a., ,,,tr1
This Is the only line runnj1x double dalyS 49,.
making close connections Tor Cbariestoo' 800
bia. Augusta, Savannah. and Seuth~es' ee e0h1-
It i:ss 6 Il Il a sisi wEDSEsDAYs ~
I'LL htI 4 Ri le.ylas rs..rsssrz win sartrss
AgpssIIA0oA o e'a't 4. SHAW. suoertp.sndsnt
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BY Cook Il Laugnton, ARc1oneers,
No. 10 Governor street

TINTED STATES AARsHAL'ssALE.
" By virtue OF an order or the United State, Dis
tict Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia. In
the latter or D. A. francis, bankrupt shall sell at
public auction. for cash. at the carrsge-snop Of
said Francis. l6r3 franklin street. Richmond, en-
THURSDAY, March %, 1876, at 10 O'clock A..
M, the following property, TO Wit: 81
TOP-HU9GY (Dew); -y., s.s. ~
! OPEN BUG6IES fnew);
-, / sIDE-BAR BUGGY (new);
1JAGGER WAGON tpew); rs
ISIDE-SPRING WAGON (nev);
+, Jaeger WAGON Second. hand);
VIRGINIA LANDAU iunfnishedl :
A lot OF PILE TOM. BUGGY, and WAGON
BODIES, CARRIAG r. PARTS, TRIMMINGS,
MATERIALS, &C., &C.. - -. = -.
- 80 - - G.P. RAMSnELL,, :
mn is United States Marshal.
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as1AKxssh ~ Asas4s - E1l4 ~ 1871 IS
BY B7sEtsA FSNsllss Ancsiel,eefs, 81 Sssss
s24 Main stsssk syss
TsARaEsAssDRTMEaTeFa ENTEEI
HeusgHoLD FJRa1TURE. as f
VELVET TApEsrsY CARPET, &C.. IS
An AGcTIoE. &.

THIS DAY at oH O'Clock we VII ssm ~ GI M
store g Iarxe assortment Of 2eptesi
FURNITURE. &C.. consisting or -, !,
MSHos3AFY and BLACK WALNUT BEDsTEfsas.
MAHOGANY and BLACK w ALFuT 6Uh &c fiiafl
MAnoGANTs and ::BIAoK VTAI.sur HasHsrAsps
fuarple tor, - 49, stJzE CSC s.i
MAEoeANf HIiR- CLOTH SOFAS, 49, 81,
KoCE1NGACHAIRS,s ssT 3
MARpLE-Tor CEsTRR-TkBLss, ~ s:ssis
ExTEEsION-TABLEs. .4t ~ ~ ~
CANE and WooD-SEAr CHAIRS, sy-s,c...fs3. r. 50
LOUNGES, REFRIaERAToHs, sAPEe, i
COTToN and sBUCK EMATTRBeSR6,3st 3s5
FEATHER BIDS, BLANKETS, sHEEf6,G ~ Is 80
SPRRADs. BoLsTRRS and PILLOWS, fB5
CRoCKERY and GLASSWARE
Three CHIDRHn'B CARRIAGES. - !: ,.ls't7 2
twenty-five dozen LrNHy DAMAsK TOWELS.
Il ALSO, ~ sf-l; i l. ttsis So
One very large VELVET TAPESTRY CARPET,
About two hundred yards new INGRAM CARPET
EDooR en-. CLofHS, &c. -. - y.
uh 2a.lt q BYEELE D POWELL.
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. BIZ Thonas w. Keesee, Aucsioneer.

1a5BoXEs CRocKERY. GLASSWARE,
I5&l4c., RORs SALE At AUCTION on AC-
COUNT OF WHOM 1T NAY CUNDERN.-I Will
sell st my aucton-reom on FRiDAYM0RN1H6,
24Ih fpstnnt, at 10 O'clock, ssa = =. sE sf,sl
eH1a boxes cgocKERY, GLASSWARE, &c. 4.
Particulars on che morning OF BALE.
= gsgSf eSE THOMAS w. KEESEF,
NH 80 -;E - gFGiGl sGk tAuctionper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23
BY P. y. Seabury, Auctoneer,
No. go Sycamore street, Petersburg,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from JAMES NJ. Overton and wife, ated March
18th, $40, duly RECORDED In the clerks Office of
Chesterfield County Court (deed-book So, page
1884, for certain purposes therein set forth, SHALL
being required 80 TO do by the beneficiary cell al
The Esd day Of March, 1875, at IL NJ, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conveyed In
said deed, situated In Chesterfield county contain
and adjoining the lands OF James e. Gates, John r.
Lacy's estate, George Bartlam, @. G. Moore: VIII
cultivation the residue IN oak and pine and lies
about two miles from the Clover Hill depot on the
Glover Hill railroad, within the coat-feld. The
built, and necessary ouL-buildings, and Il eonye-
uient 10 churches and schools.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and TO satisfy
the trust the balance on credit OF one tive, and
three years for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by rrust-desd. y. 3. MOORE,
Ife "a I'D Trustee. 8
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HICHLOND, FRlD'G q fOTOAAI 4. e. co.,
OTYICE GENERAL TICKAr AaEry. }
a. - . RICH1lONB, January 8, lS76.y
OF TRAINS.

~
2:S6 2. II. leaves ByTd-ssreel station daily, on.
uectInE with the Bait more and Ohls
- 20 railroad at Sbepberd. opposite Aseys
ss.4 ]. ,andriA: due At Camden station, Bald.
f~F more at G:l6 r. NJ, aud with Nev
York train lTHROrGa sLEEPEk
4a FROM SHEPH6RD TO NEW
..artls YORK;, and with New York uighh.
express ola Baltimore and Potomac
20 Charics-Street statil,n. Baltimore u
s,H r .l0:50P.M. THROuGH sLEGPgE
80, il FsSk WASHINGTON TO sEHs
1000 r. NJ. leaves Byra-stest stsstor,s fsunsSH
e1csetedh connecting ut Washingaa
ny with the Baltimore and Potomac aa4
a4s aIE i Baltimore and 0h'o railroads.
6:e6 p. II. ACCOMMODATION TEAM stx
Hanoyor junction. leaves Broad.Sles
t.1E - station tSunday excepted. 4,
8 A. II. -. arrives at 9yrd-otreet station (Aeaa
ESQ p. N. arrives at byr1-st1ses station daily.
s:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN srrir3
gIs at Broad-street station tSaudsy5 o.
cepted1. -. n
Parlor-cafs on oaY trains.
Pullman sleeperson night trains t'2s2&
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broaa~btreet statleq
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, an. SATURDAY
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. Consignees Of I'VE stock and perishs
able articles. upon giving notice at depot can OBJ
tain freight At Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF lading and rates given 70
SN.''''- - 49, - : T. D. AYERa
r..%E General S1pert ntendent
G. A. TAYLOR,
jaA Genersl Freight and Ticket Agent
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ssCANTON INSIDE .LINE.nS<saN.i
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
- 40 TRI-WEEKLY.3 -. .,.'y -.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid Iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS nom
Powhatan Steamboat Ltne'sl pier, at corner OF
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close con.
nection each trip at Canton, Nd, EAST Baltimorel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphis.
to- SPECIAL ADVASTAGEs: -
All freight by this line covered by IRE aud marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockageT charged at
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line: Thh
is the quickest line between Phiadeiphia and Rich
mond. H $E5a 80
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
" Canton Inside Line,'' and sent to the Phladel-
phia, Nilmiugtsn and Baldmsre depot, Phfladsl.
phia.
mond. For further Information apply to s
| -. - q - - 81 L. B. TATU&, Agent -
Office Trenty-secsnd and Deck streets
~ and No. 903 Main street; or 70
Us. WILSON, General Freight A gent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railrosd,
Philadelphia. .at,est .srsn So {! 1a q