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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25

The One VoTE WANTED.-A crowd oil
men were standing on Whitehall street yes.
terday discussing the election probabilities,
when one OF them said: "You see Tilden
only wants one more vote to elect him. He
already has 1874; one more vote will do the
business" 4 rough, earncst-looking fellow
had listened to the conversation eagerly
from the start, and when nc heard about the
one needed vote he exclaimed: g Wish tt
the Lord had known that Tuesday; damn
me il hadn't walked fifty miles to put il
in !''-IAtiantd lGd.l Times.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. Z. Co.j
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, November IL, 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.


CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, November Goth, trains
win run on this road rs follows:
7:1O A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily ex-
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
tiInore and Ohio railroad at Shepherd
opposite Alexandria; due at Camden
station Baltimore, At 2:25 z. ~ and
with New York train due at New
rt Washington at LOO ?. n.
S:15 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily con-
meeting ut Washington with the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad. arriving
in New York at $50 a. n. Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York
price OF berth, 50.
4:3O p. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, ior
49,. junction, leaves Broad-Street station
tSundays exceptedl.
7:3o A. NJ. arrives at Byfd-Strect station daily;
~. leaves New York ut sos the preced-
..5. .... Ing evening .. ~
s:45 A. NJ. decentralization t TRAIN arrive:
8. ut Broad-Street station tSundayS e1'
passenger-car. Which will he attached to freight
train, will leave Broad-Street depot on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY At $40 \. A.. ar,
irving at Qlantico At 4:40 I: u: Returning, VIII
SATURDAY at 10 4. NJ, arriving at Broad-stree'
Through sleepers and coaches run on night trains
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Strest station 10 on g
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ga U X ID !
NIGHTS for all points North and West, and arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and Fh u ! !
able articles upon giving notice at depot can OBTAIN
freight at Bouton on preceding evening.
Through bills Of ladlng and rates given 70 a pan
General Superin!endens.
nol7 General FREIGHT and Ticket Agent.
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NEW AND READABLE BOOKS
FOR sALEBYt @ E#-
j. Il. Ell L YSO N,
#. BOOKSELLER AND STATI0NER, 4.
.... ll1o MAIN STREET, .'2' ~
.r... three doors above Dispatch Office.

Any OF tile following BOOKS win be sent TO any
LORD MAcAgtAY'sL LIFE AND LETTERS! Two
pA S1lsme bE ssj By George Eliot, author
THE TWO DESTINIEs. A Romance. BY Wilkie
EvE eRnf f& 4efc sSe By c. Holland, auslo.
of Kathina. Cloth. *l.75; r;- -, ,>,-v
s sTdRI FsT 81 Ase sEs c1 tovE
HELES's BABIES. by their Latest Victim. Pa
fHk Fl S 5s? so9 s5Ss
THE SPUR OF MONMOUTH: Cloth. Sl:75. ,o.
PHERE. JUNIOR By Mrs. Oliphant; Paper; . oOc'
HIDDEN PERKS. BY Mary Cecil hay. fapcr'
FOR SUMMER AFTERNOONS BY Susan Cool
THE lag W.R el SF.AssiERicAN INDEPENDENCE
I775-I7S3 by J. NJ. Ludlow. Cloth. 81.
REIEEIEs Of 4 B s. BY Donald Mitch
BOOKS Ss; '; THAT EVERY FARMER SHOULD
THE GRAPE cuLTURIsT. BY A. $. Fuller.
he SHALL FRUIT cULTURIsr. ByA.s Full
HE Ell sTiiEi BREEDS. MANAGEMENTAND
RASD iSl On siaiEEP HusBANDRY. $3.50 =
9UHSSPT , oM MIt kTH, So 0N r 5Ss noe a.
T rHE1 HMERf6AN eATTIE ,ntoeToR: $50
THE AMERICAN GRAPE-GR0WER'S:GG GUIDE.
RUE Ry TaR e hoRsEDoeroR BY George H.
= III Dofd.g $I60.fGsf.t G.tt .l.!!.
RREES s A aksaaEzExr nbISHfH ss
r. Allen. %. AA@ ,s5.t,E =
WINDOW GARDENING. By Henry T. Williams,
GRAPES AND WINE. by George Husman. $3.50
ALIENS NEW AMERICAN FARM-BOOK. Il
THE GENTLEMAN,S. STABLE GUIDE. 81.
GARDENING FORtPROFIT. LOO. -
YOUATTshND MARTIN ON CATTLE. sl.50.
Any of the above viii be sent post paid 10 any I'D
dress on receipt of the advertised price
ii. -. 81 Us j. 4. ELLYSON, Bookseller.
oe Observation-Disclosures 81. Ills Main street.
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by Frank j. Sampson ......s
Peal Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
A. no1 Hull rfrlnf Manchester. VA.

D11BLIC AUCTION SALE OF A COM
EORTAEI,E FRAME HOUSE AND HAND
SOME LOT ON FOURTEENTH STREET BE
TWEEN DECATUR AND STOCKTON STREETS EEL
DAY, NOVEMBER THE 25TH, 1876, AT :
O'CLOCK p. Mat the request OF the owner VIII
SELL on the premises at the time above nentlone,
one FRAMED DWELLING-HOUSE with four
rooms, located In good neighborhood, ON ocauti-
ful LOT of about 40 by $50 feet, two squares from
Iu street and convenient to all the most business
portions of the city. The house is now occupied by
good paying tenant at S6 Per month .sor &c sn,1,
This is n good opportunity ior persons Oh ''i'''
means to secure n comfortable home.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at Six
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and secured by trusi-dccd on
tho nronerty. f. j. SAMPSON,
noo0 Auctioneer.
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By F.. D, Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
by Robert b. Lyme cg.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street.

V1RUsTEES' SALE OF THAT LARGE,
l. DESIRABLE, ELECTROMAGNETIC ;: A a,rI,'
ny BRICK DWELLING ON TIE N IIlfIIt
WEST CORNER OF GRACE AND F0pSHIEtlE
STREETS N0W QGGUPINEN1o r Bf c6SST al ING
AxsyJT TEN ROOMS; i RICK kitty II =
AND ALL MODERN I'M p OE + n =,
ny AUCTION.-AS trustees named In tour cerla!i
deeds OF trust from N. NJ Lee and Wife bearing gaze
respectively September IL. 1872: March o, 1879
August g. 1874, and January 2, lS76, ana duly re.
corded I'm the clerks office Of Richmond Cnancery
Court, in D. Il. 90 A, page 297 ID. j.. 102 Is page
335: d. IL. 1O3 b, page 423, and ID. II. 10Y a, page
107 and to secure the following amounts-S3.-
900, SIl20, $500, and 81 .i33-wc shall; by dircG.
ton of the beneficiary named In said deeds dciauIt
having been made in the payment OF inc holes
fherefI, secured proceed TO SELL upon the premises
on SATURDAY, 25th day of NovcmbGT, ~, a AZ +
O'clock p NJ, that desirable JffKEE-SIoEi
BRiCK DWELLING, No. 9 west Grace street, slt-
mated on the northwest corner of Grace ana Fouslec
streets containing ten rooms, with all the uoueil
improvements The lot fronts 3S feet on Grace
street and runs back so feet to un alley ~ 1eet
wide. =. !; l., :. ,,o,t
This valuable residence, situated rs IT Is III most
excellent ueigllbofhood, makes 1t eSpccay attrac-
tive for home or an investment. Srecl altehtloil
ia called to this sale, 1t l. the only frst-cias resi-
dence for sale In that locality OH Grace street.
TERMS: Cash rs to sutfciency to pay the cost ana
expense of sale and payt the above amount win IN
tcrcst residue upon terms to be given Ut sac.
F. ?. TURNER, Trustee
no14 IN. KELLEY, Trustee
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by Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE: OF A TRULY
4 VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN DECATUR AND STOCK
TON STREETS. IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
me on the 9Th day OF january 1875, and duly of
record in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
the city of Manchester, in Deadlock volume J.,
page $50, will SELL being required so 10 do by the
holder Of certain note secured by said deed. on
THURSDAY, November 80, 1876, ut $50 o'clock
r. NJ, if fair If not the next fair day thereafter
SUNDAY excepted, that TRULY DESIRABLE
HOUSE and LOT rs above described. The lot
fronts 80 feet on Fourth street and runs back 1872
feet. with n FRAMED DWELLING thereon con-
tanning five or six rooms, and all necessary out
buildings IN good repair. This property Is in re-
spectacle nelghbo"hood, near the manufacturing
mills, cotton factories. stone sheds, and the Dam
VILE shops and Is really desirable as residence or
safe investment, there Is 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 MAJ be announced
ut the our of sale i. ii. NASH
no 20-dtds Trustee.
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RE.IEsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, NUMBER
Il of BRICK TENEMENTS in the West End, on
accom- modating terms, including the TESTAMENT
Or investment better than GOLD. Apply to
- 49, -, j. L. APPERSON,
no 25-Gt Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
TIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF FIRST
Il QUALITY HEART-P1NE TIMBER-LAND
FOR SALE BY LOT OR ACRE.-The lsnd has
nerer heen pillaecd, and many trees sixty feet
to limb. The ot is OF entirely heart lrst-quality
timber. Will sell by lot, acre, OF portion OF the
timber delivered on rail- of vessel at the creek land
ing distance to haul is abont five miles. Two loads
can be made daily, ana through leve! country, well
ADAPTED to u tramway track. Inquire OF
p j. B. JONES.
IN oo-WSS2wH Joues's wharf. Virginia.
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CANCER.
~ A n GER
REMOVED WITH LITTLE OR NO PAIN,
without the use of either caustics or the knife.
ENTERTAINMENT OF CANCER

TREATMENT OF CANCER
is the most successful and only reliable method
known. Long experience and association with tht
ablest surgeons In New York has brought to my no
tice every form Of cancer known to medical science
and their successful removal Is attested by
Specimens Of cancer removed by this process may
be seen by calling, aud all requisite information OBJ
tanned.
Cancers, Ulcers. and Tumors, Fistula in Ano Hem
eases Dyspepsia. Rheun atisu, Diseases of the Lily.
or, Heart, and Blood Catarrh, Mercurial Diseases
Fever aud Ague, Epilepsy, Scrofua, &C., success
fully treated. 1888. .-.., ....
No charge for consultation. -, =,
Call or send for circular with descriptive cases. re-
ferSnccs, and testimonials.
III: J. MCLEISEI, NJ. D.,
...... Room 81. Exchange Hotel,
no 20-eodtDel3 Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD S0 Sae -
ID sstuG RICHMOND, VA October D, toio.
A ZINC E.t

RICHMOND AND DANyILLR RklLRoApS OsGa *
. .stI,Tl RICHMOND, VA October D. 1910.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAklSG Er E
y Feet OCTOBER 8, ls76.-TRAiN 20 ~ !;
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS MAIL AHp 80 .s
pREss.-Leayes Richmond 1t 7:50 A; ~ S 3.Ss
Burkeyille at 10:s8 A d.; leaves DanYi,s a. lave,
A. esyss GreegSse,s ss II oAirLae
lion at io:l5 r. NJ; arrives a' char0''sa AZ iV''.
TEAM No. a-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW x9hk
MAIL AND ExPREss.-LeayesC Charlotte ~ H. i.sys,
NJ: leaves Air-Iine Junction ut $500 a. d; ass
Salisbury at 1896 A. NJ; leaves Greensooo RnrSr-
Vile vi at sos r. Nj: arrives 4. Richmond al 7s'
TRAIN No. .5.--EYXcnEUEG PAssE !; s,rSt.
Vile at Il p. NJ: Leaves Burkeyills as Z. Nj
riYes nj Lynchburg at $50 T.. u. !. ,o,,r,ox
TRAIN No. 6.-BuRkEyrLLE Accoaaops,H Rich.
Leaves Burkeyille at lao Z. u. aEr '' :
Trains Nos. j aud Q connect at Richmond Sitn w
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ss,.,ro, With
trains % and frpm Raleigh and Go!ds6SrS with
Tlssr through uains eonnse. II Riehmoaa1p S
trains on the Richmond, Frederieksbnrs R sa
Haac railroad TO and from Washinston, h&
PhIladeiphia, and New York. So. o,,..,,,,. With
Trains Nos. aud q connect ut Cnsfi.ptS ,s niil.
trains on the Atlanta and Richnona asgnntanmery,
M gaS 20 f Pensaoo, New Orleans and al soaths ss
ern POINTS and With the Charlotte Co!9m a rss.os
Augusta railroad for Cciamsia Alsass noiSts.
Grain No. q connects At Rurkesiiis Win s ne
tic, Mississippi aud Ohio railrosd IrSm,
TjrIefs Sold TO all southern anu
points and baggage checked through. 40, o,,eans
UnbrOkcn gauge from Ric,imonu W s,yh bet Aees
Pullman Palace sleeping-ears run thfousu
Eos tickets sa are sood
10 me points named ON the tissef; 10 sSssIeSTr
Will hs given. cI...a ~. e S.ncYii,tepaeai,,
JOHN n. MAcapspo, General Pssseusss 49,
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MILTON, November ai, 1876.

Editors Of the Dispatch: !.
win you kindly inform us through t ~
,The classical dictionary does not mention
her name; We, we see it constantly in DOCKS
and papers. IN IN sANs ''''N0
c,v,,e was one OF the daughters o!
oceanus, and was changed into thc plant
hel;tropium, says Andrews's lexicon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25
AUCTION sALEs-Pnt,1rc Days.
by Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1105 Main street,

rURUsTEEs SALE OF FRAME BUILD
ING KNOWN AS WESLEY CHAPEL, ON
sEyESTEENTH STREET, BET WEN con-
CORD AND CEDAR STREETS !, AT AUS 81 sse
md dnIy executed by Thomas r. Hewlett John w.
Toney, and Thomas Nelson, trustees, TO the under
signed, and by request of the heneaciaries therein
November go, 1875, ON the premises. mt O'Clock
p. NJ, the above-described property, now USED ana
occupied as scheol-house and church.
Terms: $3.50 cash (: the balance In SIX ana Twelve
months with six per cent. added;
a no s3-td ROBERT G. SCOTE. Trustee.
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HsINGE-MEAT.

A TMORE's MINCE-MEAT.-To bakers,
N hotcl-kcepcrs boardlng-houses, and private
families Buy ATMoREs MlNCE.MEAT the 20, best st
barrels buckets lars cans, &c, ready for use. For
sale at manufacturers price, freight added. am
agent for the manufactures, for whom lntrouuceu
this MEAT, and have been selling for Ten years
Trade supplied LOUIS =, BSSSlEoA,,
no l6 I4lZ Silih Hlco'.
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AUCTION sALEs---Futnre Day.
..-...ss .By Grnbhs s. Williams. X
Real Estnte Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TOUR BRICK TENEMENTs ON THE
IL NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BE
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND UNION ~, ST isEs
AND JUST ABOVE THE En .Sc aat h daT II NJ
yeIber, commencing at O'Clock 2. M, we VIII
upon the premises, the -FOUR IEEE ,!si
situated rs nboye-one Of them occupleu %! y; y;
Hitchcock as d carriage factory, with large naH
above; another occupied by InoWas D ,,a 90 t u
smaller rcnemcnts, occupied rs dwellings, o..
;Thefronts are respectively 80, 20, and TWO 20 fect
each. .,,,., g.
This property Is situated In good position iof
Business, always rents readily, and now yieas aoous
Persons wishing safe and profitable Investments
VI TE Hl At sale si 'GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
mo % .-
uIGH-CONsTABLE's SALE OF FUR
III NITURE. SHOWCASES, BUGGY, HAk-
NESS, &c.I win seli ut public AUCTION, on nUN-
DAY Thea 18th dag OF November. S76: Of ~ o-clocS
A. NJ, at my office, No. 1905 Uranium streel' tue
following property to satisfy snndry wits IN my
naii BUREAUS, wARDRoBEs. wAsHsTANDs,.
DEIlSTEhDS MATTRESSES,
FEATHER-BEEpSsii y, TR e NMIRf TAssLEs'
u !; GGRkS9GGkk s: sESXEkhss, VASES AMsts
COOKING and HEATING-STOvES, ~ "
SHOWCASES, TEA-CANISTERSj -
ShAss sRRc G3F HGWg PffGhER
@12t ALSO,
REPUBLICAN GUN nNE NEIL GRANT
EXTENSION TABLE, COFFINS, &C, &C.
TERMS Cash. L. L.. w HIIiNT,
no 25-2t n. Y. y. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No, 1912 Main street. tI.-'ss
u,RIvsTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
WELL. c6 5 FfRsT;cLAss; FoIR;
STORY, DOUBLE-BRiCKD WELLlNG,No .!QnS
EfLE k sTREETs, NORTH sIDE.As trus:
tees named In certain decd Of trust from L: z.
warwick, ESQ, dated sIay 1s, 1874. q record u
the Chancery Court or the city Of Richmond, ". p
1O4, page 3s5, we shall In pursuance OF said deed,
and BY request of the holder Of the second years
date, for the sum Of ss,sos, default having been
been made in the payment thereof. proceed to seit
upon the premise, on MONDAY the 18th day OF
Decembcr, e76. at O'Clock p. NJ, heaboye beau
tfuI and magnificent RESIDENCE, containing
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through the
centre and built In the very best manner and Of the
costliest material. The stable has capacity for TWO
Carriages and horses, and Is well built All the mod
ern improvements are In the house; The yards are
handsomely laid off with fine shrubbery, &c.
The lot fronts / 90 feet on Clay street. and runs
back to wide all6f. Iron railing the entire 'front.'
TERMS: Cash as to suficiency to pay OF and dis
charge the note Of $3S0S and Interest until PAID,
with cost and expenses of sale; residue upon terms
say upon a credit till 18th May, 1877, for 4,0l2
tin MAY l6. 1873, for 54216, and upon credit for
s4,42o5 TIL 18th May, 1879; and balance upon
terms to be given ut sale.
A. r. COURTNEY Trustees.
no 22 JOHN HOWARD.)
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UCTION SALE OF a TWO-STORY
n BRICK DWELLING, No. 62s SEVEN
TENTH STREET; ALSO, A VALUABLE VA
CANT LOT WITH A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
AND SHED THEREON. SITUATED ON SEVEN
TEENTH (OR VALLEY STREET AT ITS IN
TERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF CAR
RINGTON STREET, AND EXTENDING TO THE
LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAHROAD.-By request of the owner shall sell
by auction, on the premises, OIL MONDAY the 9th
instant, at O'Clock p H., the above-described vau-
able PROPERTY. The dwelling contains seven
The lots will be divided or sold whole as may be
deemed best. Fronts Seventeenth street 70 feet,
road on the north line l61 feet and the south 81
feet It's proximity 10 the business centre OF the city
makes IL especially valuable conl- or wood-yards,
or any business connected with the railroad.
TERMS Reasonable. and made known at sale.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER,
moo -........ -..---... Auctioneer.
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NEW LINE FOR NORFOLK
IN g.. AND PORTSMOUTH.

Tho swift and elegant steamer PORT ROYALI,
CAPTAIN o. H. CLARKE, win leave Baltimore steam
boat wharf, Rockets, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
folk and Portsmouth Returning, leaves NorfolE
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
ut $50 O'Clock A. NJ stopping at all regular iand-
ings each way. ~. 7.
The ofacers OF the boat will be courteous and po-
lite, and spare no pains in making their passengers
ey Freight received and delivered promptly, and
handled carefully. 10 ..s3.. gu -.
For further particulars apply ut Steansrs wnafi'
Having accepted the agency Of the steamer POkT
R0YALL we invite. our friends and the pubic
generality TO give her trial. We guarantee salts
faction We will have prompt and polite clerk on
board the boat. ..yEp
10 24-3t CURTIS q .IAnhE R.
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CHESAPEAKE ASB OHIO kAILIoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., 7
RICHMOND, VA, November 4, 1872
an AND AFTER NOVEMBER !. 1876

ACCOMMODATION leaves Richmond az $50 r. A'
aud arrives ut Gordon5yille at 1880 L.
bail trains run daily Except Sunday. ,.,o,
Express trains run dany, stopping ~ Su
StaInton, Goshen, Millboro', CoYington, and al
regular stations west OF Coyington. ,.,,
Accommodation trains run daily except sum- t
Mall and express trains connect al Goruohs,r,n'e
for Washington and the North, and st chafo''es
vile for Lynchburg and the South. , .,,h N.
Express train connects 1t Clncinnau VIII VIZ. nj
trunk lines for all points III the West ~,
Southwest. including California, Oregon ao iaa
Exprcss truin arrives at Richmond al 7:l3 A. MT
connecting with the Richmond and DaITh'r I Lax
Richmond and Petersburg trains LOT "A P''"'
South. -. -sgyrr. er5;t ,.n
Acco,nm odation train arrives at 9 4. d.
Sleepiny-cars run on nieht-trsins. ,I o. ali
Through tickets sold and baggage caerSea |" 49,
principal points. comn,ny's
For rate, informstion, &C.. apply to Go N.Y.
offices. and at S26 Main street, Richin0na, VI
'~ $50 - . - CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticks, w"
~ 81 t#,.s W. NJ. $. DUNN,
EnoJnass and SuDerinteDIei!'.
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Rv RnbpTf I
BY Robert Il, Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BROAD-STREET STORE, WITH DWELL
ING OVER SAME, AND NICE LOT ATTACHED
TO SAME.-By virtue of n certain deed OF trnst
from F. Laube and Katharine his wife, dated August
"a, 1873, of record In the Chancery Court Of the
city OF Richmond In d. u. 101 c, y. 4S2, 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;
at public auction, on MONDAY the eth day OF
November S76, Mt Az O'Clock P. NJ, that LARGE
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated on the
north side of Broad street between First and Foul
Shee. .,-. u,s-. b.. q. ISL. W.,
The STORE Is large one, and the DWELLlNG
contains about eight rooms. The usual out-build-
inps upon the lot which fronts the north side of
Broad street 33f feet and back 126 feet to an
alley Is feet wide. 80. .,,l,
TERMS: Cash as to 50 $500 and interest from Au-
gust "a s76 TIL paid, with cost and expenses of
sale; residue upon such terms rs may be announced
ut sale WILLIAM Fl. LYME,
- Tr1Istpp
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CI1Sxsps IN SrovEs.A correspondent
ossa how 70 remove clinkers from stove.
Make i., up good fire; then place dozen
nrster. or c,am-sheils or small humps OF lime
ON tho fire, pressing them into contact with
the clinkers; then let the fire burn down.
and the clinkers will be found so soft that
they can he scraped off with shovel.
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: ITO. -
TAMEs RIVER STEAMBOATs.iis1Ml1
% COMPANY. sSsssaSsE .


JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOAT,ses,ii,Igs,
y COMPANY.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW DIRK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection At Norfolk Win the lie"
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BAhTl-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. G.
On and after TUESDAY. September l l, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
Tinted States mail, will leave Richmond for the
aboyc-uamea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS aL 6i5 O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view oy dayhgnt al
the historical and interesting points aud objects on
the James river, including Dutch GAP tpassln9
through the same Notifications battle-telds James
town. Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours ut Nortolk
before departure of Baltimore steamers. 4, M
Fare to Norfolk. -. SS w
Fare to Norfolk and RETURN. 49,; o0
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
New York at reduced rates. :,
Tickets for sale steamers, at career 20.
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hote ano
baggage checked through. Freight received DAILY ior
Boston Norfolk and Portsmouth, and regular iahd.
inps on James river, from A. 81. to L. NJ, al
FreIrht for way-landings must be prepaid
L. 3. TATUM, General Agent
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch once
at ". D. Blair & Co.'S, No. 903 Main street.
sc II
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FIREWORKS.

EIRE-WORKS.-J received, in time
II for celebrations Of tho Democratic victory.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS worth OF splendid
FIREWORKS, which will sell at very low prices
In order to give all chance to jollify" at = small
expense. Engage your lanterns at once.
ANDREW PIZZlNI, JR.,
noe S07 Droad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-25
LosT- sTRaYEn. ANN FOUND.

RHOCKING BIRD .LOST.-Es-Syg
WI capped from Its cage. on WedncsdayVSSSS
last q UC1lING-BIRD, which was caught @${1SI
by q little ooy and taken from him by white 90
man The person who has 1t will please have IT sent
to Mrs MACFhRLANE, northeast corner OF Leigh
and tiftl. streets .r-t noZ0-ZtN
II OST. BETWEEN BROAD AND Mad-
SET of "a IT-HARNESS and the ThII-BOARD Of
a cart The finder will please return II to ALhER
C SAUNDERS'S store, No. 151G Main street, ana
he will I've rewarded NO Eo-1L
TOUND, SOME WEEKS SINCE, A
II BOHEMIAN GARNET EARRING which the
owner can get by calling at this Office ana Iaylhg
for this advertisement. no Io-Zt
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The above properly has been sold twice at auc-
tIon and the purchasers at both sales having failed
to comply. shall require payment to be made
when 1t is knocked down OIL day OF sale, the amount
of said payment to be announced ut sale. ...
WILLIAM ii. LYME.
no lS,2O.21.22, 2S,25&27 Trustee.