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Light. Validated Bread. Biscuits,
Cakes and Pastry, digest easily and conducc
to good health. Good health makes labor of
all kinds e.sier, and prolongs life. DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER will always make all these
productions light and wholesome. It is war
ranted to make better, lighter, sweeter, more
toothsome, and nutritious biscuits, cake, bread,
ETC., than any other baking powder.
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complete removal. The delicate exposed Il ets
surface must then be dressed with little
simple ointment, spread on lint, and this
must be retained in its place by slight
bandage formed of a strip of calico.
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presence what Joy it is Is to cross their
thresholds! What harbors of refuge they
are to weary wanderers! What sweet re-.
miniscences they bring to the lonely and
homeless!
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the poor beast becomes powerless; and
the owner can only look with SORROW at
the gradual disappearance. of his
noble animal, and: lament the Pc
cuniary loss that he thereby suffers, tor all
human aid is futile. They have been
known to be twelve hours before entirely
sinkinQ.;. r.. -. ~. !
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A Clear Head =:

A Clear Head:
Elastic limbs; good digestion; sound sleep;
buoyant spirits; fine appetite; and ripe
oldage are some Of the results of the use of
DR.. TurT's Pills. They require no change of
diet nor interfere with regular business.
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the
GOOD Old
STANDBY.
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
FOR MAN AND BEAST

ESTABLISHED SIS YEARS. Always cures. Always
ready. Always handy. Has never yet failed Thirty
millions have tested it, The whole world approves
the glorious old Mustang-the Best and Cheapest
I.inlmeat in existence Is cents a bottle The Mus
tang Liniment cures when nothing else WILL
SOLD BY ALI. MEDICINE MEMBERS.
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s~f+5"
F. 1oAds Extract
the Peoples Remedy. It mot only affords i'm.
mediate relief from pain, but is 8 permanent
cure Tor many disorders. Book at druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

When the late Louis Napoleon was cam
didate for the presidency Of the French Re-
public in 1S4S he called upon Victor Hugo
and gave expression to the following sentl-
ments "I have come to have talk with
you and set matters straight. People
calumniate ME. Look at me. Do l strike
YOU as being insane? People suppose l
mean to recommence Napoleon's career
over again. There are two men whom a
man, swayed by great ambition. might take
as models Napoleon and Washington. One
was a man OF genius. the other man OF
virtue. 1t would be absurd for man to
say shall be genius, but he can say hon
estly mean to be man OF virtue. 1t is
not within a mans power to be genius,
but be can always be TN honest man. l
could only initiate Napoleon in one thing
a crime. ] am not great mani Shall not
copy Napoleon; but I shall be an honest
man, and initiate Washington. My name
the name OF Bonapartc-will be inscribed
on two pages OF the history Of France. On
the one it will be associated with crime and
glory-on the second with probity and
honor; and the second will, perhaps, rank
higher than the first. Why? Because ii
Napoleon is greater, Washington is better.
Between criminal Nero and a good cltl-
zen. choose the good citizen. Such is my
ambition3
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WHERE A GOVERNOR GETS HIS WIVES
Claiborne F. Jackson, native OF hentucky'
was once Governor Of the State OF MIS-
souri,. He Joined the Southern Con1edera-
cy. and died during his term at q 1arm'
house opposite the city Of Little title, ROCK Z; *,
foction near TO soothe his pain and rob his
deatb-bed of half its anguish. The most
remarkable fact connected with the history
of his life is perhaps the statement that nc
married five Sisters IN one Of the most re-
spectacle, wealthy, and distinguished faml-
lies in the State; that rs soon as one VIE
would die he would go and marry her SIS,
ter in reasonable time. or course some OF
them were widows when he married them.
Tn connection with the marriages there was
a standing joke told at the expense OF inc
Governor, which was that when he went to
ask the old genteman's consent to marry
the last one the venerable father is report
ed to have said: " Yes, Claib.. you can have
her. You have got them all. Fer good.
ness sake don't ask me for the old woman"
Terurkqna (Ark.) Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
1919 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VIRGI-
i NIA-HALL PROPERTY. SUBJECT TO a
LIEN OF $4,000. AT AUCTION.-The under
signed trustees in deed of trust exccucdhy james
ID. Browne and Martha 5. Browne, his wife. DARED
the 5th day of June. ST., and recorded In the
clerks office of the Chanccry Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Deadlock 40 a. mage 4s4, being so
requested By the holder Of the note secured thereby,
will on the 26TII DAY OF OCTOBER, 1877. com
m.ncing at az O'Clock p. NJ. sell At public auction
rho PROPERTY above mentioned, conveyed by said
deed subject to deed of trust from the said Browne
and wife to Andrew Pizziu and II. Selden Taylor,
dated June 10Th, 1875, securing ss:9s6.66,. or
which amount the SUN of $4,000 remains unpaid
that Is will sell the grantors equity OF redemption
thereon. Said property consists OF lot OF lana
fronting 80 feet on Ninth street between Main and
Franklin streets. running back 100 feet upon which
stands the Virginia Opcrl-l1orse; also, q LOT on
The south line Of Franklin street between Eighth ang
Ninth streets. fronting 2Gis feet. and running BACK
between parallel lines 1O7 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to so much rs VIII be sufficient TO
nav The costs of sale and 4 note for 5000 with In
terest from the LIST day of October SIT: and as to
the residue upon such terms as the grantor, his
executors, administrators, or assigns shall direct
or In case of their failure to give such direction,
upon a credit OF twelve months, deferred payment
to be secured by deed OF trust on the property sou
a. r. COURTNEY,
ROBERT b. LYME,
NJ II Trustees.
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The old Egyptian and Assyrian had the
downward slope Of the eye and no calves
on the legs. The same with the Greeks and
other old savages. The men have no calves.
Wherever we find the downward slope Of
the eye and no calves we find fanaticism
and ignorance. Show me man without
calves and will show you nincompoop.
The cat has a downward slope OF its eye,
and the cat is fanatic. In Massachusetts,
we have statesman with downward
slope of his eye, OF rather both eyes, and
he is fanatic. I refer to General Butler:
Another thing: Our forefathers had small
noses. Having small noses, they munched
their food; yes, munched it. Your great
grandfatbers actually munched what they
ate. AS they grew more civilized they cut
their meat; their jaws grew smaller, and
they gradually ate it. My friends, cut your
meat small; and you will have small jaws
Professor Canning.
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was given for goods bought, aud the signer .
who moves insgood society, passes LUG !" IN
dow every day. ,--..,-.s.s.sssas4s,s =ssss
Some woman says: BRITTANY III, ,,ia ss,t Il
always less brilliant bis vile snan wiz, Will
ANYBODY else. Why this is SO ! muse T., let the
to philosophers to explain. But sucn Is .he :
fact. Tn plain words, you cannot nnt thssa .
mans Wit brillancy, or learning; ier .1eSe
belonp 20 everybody. Love ana atee" ,arn
from great scholar are no more tha" wv
and attention from blockhead." ;,
reformer thinks that young men snou,u
toto books to the theatre to reaa pe.w 49,
the acis.-Neu York Herald. les l;, 'n no;,
should take comic books, SO .hey ;"n
.. " smile " between the acts without iea'i u,
tho theatre. That would be re1orlh' III
deed orriSto'cn Herald.
The attempt to create popular oe ~ anu
FOR umbrellas with smelling-botttes, IN thI
handles did not succeed. The pubic nose
was too short by over two feet.-free freSS'
The young man is sedate. He is thinking, nf
how he will have his overcoat made up anu
what kind of story he will tell his tailor IN
order to get 1t out OF the shop.
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AUCTION SALES---This Day.
by Robert i. Lyme,
|, Real Estate Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

fiction SALE OF A COMPLETE
n SET OF TOBACCO FIXTURES, ON IHuksS r
DAY THE 18TH DAY or 0CToBEks i ISTrt 7 IL
TWEIFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREEiS..
By request Of the owner will sell ut pubic nnt
~ tho above place and time very complete outhl
Of TOBACCO FIXTURES for the manufacture Oh
and capas sym ilG exp ea
i've machinery for the manufacture of plug-tobacco
The premises comprise the THREE UtiIE1hn
STORIES of No. 1909 Cary street, each ~ Dy llo
feel and have gas, water, and steam arrangements
complete. and are now for rent:
The fixtures consist In part OF ,,>-cs
ROS-SC;REWS, BANDS. and CASINOS,
POTS. TINS. and IRONS, .,o. g., -
MILLS, and the usual fixtures OF tooaeeo A"e
tory. ,o.,,, e. t,oso
Wishing examine the OUTFIT before tne ga. VI say
,rhis offers first-clasS chance to purchase COM
nlpIc outfit and in position TO go to work at once
ROBERT +. LYME,
oc,s Auctioneer.
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A gentleman, whose place Of business is
not q thousand miles from the Merchants
Exchange is annoyed, as many business
men are, by impecunious individuals de-
string small loans. He has adopted the fol-
lowing method OF dealing with them: lie
will listen amicably to the long preface to
the request to "Just lend me five dollars
for two days?" and answers, Sc Certainly"
and then, turning to clerk, says:
s.Jamcs, we have five dollars to lend, have
we not?"
eyes, sir,' says well-trained James.
"Weil, lend it to Mr.. Beet"
: lit is not in, sir; you loaned it to Mr..
hummer day before yesterday"
"Ah, yes; so did. Well, when it comes
in, lend it to Mr.. Beet"; and bowling TO the
borrower, the merchant resumes his bust
ness, and the needy one walks dejectedly
out to try more profitable place.
Commercial Bulletin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18
BY j. Thompson Drown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
lib Main street.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF TWO NICE
" FRAME HOUSES ON WEST CARY STREET
NEAR CHERRY STREET.-By virtue Of the will
of Mrs. L. II. Hoffman, deceased, will sell at pub
lie auction, on WEDNESDAY, Gath instant, at AZ
o'clock. those TWO FRAME TESEMENTS Nos.
Ola and 91S west Cary street, near Cherry street
now occupid by Mr.. Charles Dean and A.J. Gordon.
with Kitchen. Parties wishing to buy small property
should attend this sale. they will be sold Is the
Will directs. GOOD, DEEP LOTS.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, insterest added, secured by
trust deed. W. c. SCHAEFFER, Executor:
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Anctioneer. oc IL
CHERIFF'S AND ADMINISTRATORS
- SALE.-I will SELL ut the Sheriffs Office, over
1907 Main street, on the 9th Instant, at IL
WORCESTER PIANO,
eX octaves, In good order. Can be seen at the
Sherff's Office till day of sale.
TERMS: Cash JOHN ". WRIGHT,
Is Sheriff and administrator.
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By THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Anet1oneer.
No, 11l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
I BRICK RESIDENCES ATTHE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF CLAY AND SECOND STREETS,
AND ALSO A VACANT LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, NEXT TO THE RESI-
DENCE OF MRS. A. II. GLAZEBROOK.-B virtue
of decree OF the Richmond Chancery Court entered
April 20, 1877, In the suits of GilIiam &C., u.s.
GlaZebrook, executor, &C., and National Bank OF
Virginia rs. same. we, the undersigned, commits
soners appointed for the purpose. will sell on FRI
DA&, October 9, 1878 on the premises, at4 o'clock
Z. NJ. those FOUR VALUABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCES, Nos. Ill, 113. ll5. and II east Clay
street. occupied respectively by Messrs. W. IT, Chids
+. o. Fitzgerald, A. Noise, and w. +. Crutchheid,
fronting about twenty feet eacn on the south side Of
Clay street, and running back between parallel lines
to an alley about ten feet wide. The dwellings con-
tain about seven each, and detached kitenens
with three rooms. Also, that very desirable BUILD
ING LOT the opposite side OF Clay street. 'front.'
ing 80 feet and running back about ] so feet 70 an
alley about feet wide, and tmInedlntely aoloIis
the residence OF Mrs. A. II. Gazebrook ON the west
The attention of parties desiring o0dinvestinenIs
Is called to this sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance ~ SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, ana tile re-
taiucd Til all the purchase-money Is paid ana con-
'''"".e - M. NJ. GILLIAN,
A. AUSTIN SMITH, /.
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Auctionecr. oe8
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RAILROAD LINES.
% "a Is:.ss5a - ssys5
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
N ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFrEc,
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1877.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-7:25 y. NJ, leaves Richmond arrives A,
Burkeylle 9:46 4. NJ. DanyiNe
1:2G =. NJ. Greensboro 3:36
and Charlotte 7:26 T. " ''
No. 2-4:25 4. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives =.
Salisbury Bls 4. W.. Greens.
bore, bore 500, A.: ~, Dansiic
lois A. NJ. Rurkcyilln 90,
j.. ~. and EirhIn0nd5 :22PN
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No, 3-lO:50 L. ~. leaves Richmond: arrivcs ;.
i!nrkcVilIe Ia 4. ~, Dan.
vile J:54 4. 81. i;rccnSt barn,
s:15 4. ". Salisbury lIi,o
a! w., and Charlotte l:l5 RI
No. 4 $50 +. W., leaves Charlotte: arrives =:
Salisbury 1880 J.. " i;rren.-
boro' 10 =. NJ. Danyhc 100
A. NJ. Burkcyille 4i3 A. u
and Richmond 7:il A. NJ. '
LYSCHBIRC ACCOMMODATES D,JTy
No. $1,000 \. NJ, leaves Richmond daily and -
rives At BnrSeviIle At l22, p
NJ. connecting with the A. "
& O. X. r. for all points In the
southwest and the various
springs ard summer rcsoyts Oh
the line Of that road.
No. 6-l2:J0 y. ", leaves Burhey lie d,ily and AZ
rivcs At Richmond al 3:l2P
NJ. connecting with A., NJ &
O. X. 4. from all points south
and southwest, and from tie
various springs and summer re-
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. and stop only Al Amelia Court
okc, Clover. ScOttshurg. Wolf Trap Boston. Brrk<-
dales, Dundee. Danvie. RcidsyiIlc, Greensboro
Thomasre, salisbury, China Grove. and Air-I.lnc
Railroad Junction.
Trains Nos. l aud connect al Dundee With The
Virginia Midland railroad. AZ Greensboro, Tor Ra-
leigh, GOldsboro' aud Intermediate points. with y
G.. railroad. At AIRLINE Junction with Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte with Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad TO and from all
points North aud South.
Trains Nos. 8 aud will stop 81 all stations aud
connect at Richmond going North ani South nI,h
the r., +. & L. K. K. for Washington aud a Ioiats
North and West. and with the e. { q. L. \. Tor
Greenhrier White sulphur and other springs In
West Virginia. At Greensboro Win The Nc and
y. w y. G. railroads TO and from salem. y. &C. RAJ
leigh and Golisboro'. aud tnt"rm""iat" l-ia,..
At Salisbury with Western y. e. railroad. Thee
trains run daily on Richmond and DIuytIir raG-
road. and connect rs above. except going north
on Sunday morning and going south on Monday
morning Trains making tins connection .uu daily
OH Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac All!
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except SUNDAY.
Trains on v. ". y. e. railroad run from Greens
horo' to Salem daily except sunday. AMI irUa slcr
to Greensboro daily except SATURDAY.
Tickets sold To- all southern ami southwestern
points and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only Tor continuous passage
between the points named on The t!csc',. So lay
over checks will BE gircu
+. VI. L. TAICOTT,
Genera! Superintendent.
JOHN II. MACHuRDo. General Passenger Agcn:.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18
By Edward Z. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1Ol5 Main street. ..,,..

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No. 304
SOUTH BELyIpEKE STREET r. = En-, B ETY.
AIICTION-By virtue of a deed of trust datcu
eIst of April 1877. and duly recorded In the Chan
Gerry Court clerks Office Of Richmond city, and UNI
der authority of the United States District Court,
shall SELL being required to do by the beneficiary
therein secured. on MONDAY, October %. 1877,
TATE conveyed in said deed, situated as above de-
scribed, being an excellent NEW BRICK DWELL
ING, containing eight rooms; porch entire front OF
the house; kitchen OH the premises The lot fronts
81 feet and runs hack 40 feet to an alley. This Is
very desirable place. and in section rapidly ini-
proving.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale and to pay
one note of 1900, due 10th OF September, 1877 I;
ansthcr for 800, due 25th of September, 1877;
on a credit as to $50, payable 2Sh Of December,
1877. and the balance on the 2Sth of June, 1878:
with six per cent. interest thereon; title retained
until the purchase-noney Is paid.
JAMES Fl. GODDlN,
&C IL Trustee and Special Commissioner.
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Nv T.. W. Powell, Auctioncer,
1924 Main street.
SALE OF RE UN

SALE OF RE UN-
DEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCTION.-By re-
quest of Ellis Abram, Esq, pawnbl oker. will sell
on THURSDAY. 18th Instant, ut lOH O'Clock, at the
Mr.. Abralp. a large and superior stock OF uNRE-
DEEMED PLEDGES, consisting Of GOLD AMI
ELRY, GUNS. PISTOLS, CLOTHING, one ICE
CREAM MACHINE aud FIXTURES (completel
together with many other valuable articles usually
found in frst-caSs pawnbr0ker's sale. Mr.. Abram
will guarantee every article us represented. The
attention OF the public is respectfully asked to this
sale. r.. W. pOWELlI, auciIonecr.
NoT1cE.-All persons whose pledges are forfeited
are requested to call at my Office No. DIG Broad
street on or before WEDNESDAY,, 17lh Instant
and renew or redeem the same, otherwise they Will
be positively sold. ELLIS ABRAM,
or l5-4t Pawnbroker.
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By virtue of u deed Of trust made the 23th day OF
November, 1875, to MS rs trustees and duly record
cd i'm the clerks office Of the Chanccry Court OF the
city of Richmond, VIC will sell 1t public AUCTION, on
the premises. without reserve, on MONDAY, Octo-
Der 80, 1877. mt O'Clock p NJ. that truly valuable
and admirably. located WAREHOUSE Nos. 1929
and 1881 Cary street. now occupied by the Old Do
minion Iron and Nail-Works Company, who have
leased IL for term of years ut the annua rental or
Al 500, and who will probably become permanent
tenants 1t has front on TWO business streets, anu
for large wholesale house its location cannot be
eouallcd, being so very convenient to all points of
business and the various shipping points Dy ran or
water The buildings originally cost S24,0OU TO
construct exclusive of the cost OF the ground There
are fre-proOf vaults on the three floors The cellar
is rat-proof and one of the dryeSt and coolest Tor
storage in the city. The warehouse covers the en-
four stories, iron and stOckbrck front. 1t has been
very recently substantially rebuilt 1T heavy cost
fitted with spacious and handsome offices on the first
and second stories: gas ana water throughout inc
new making 1t one of the strongest structures for
heavv business III the city. and Will not for many
years need any repairs.
A further description Is deemed unnecessary for so
valuable piece of property. 1t should command
the special attention OF capitalists and others seek
ing good and permanent investment, II being sell
dom that such property Is offered In the market.
The title Is indi>putaDe.
TERMS: Cash as TO all the expenses Of sale and
the sum of $6,490. with interest thereon from the
4th of August, 1877; the sum Of S6l6O to be paid
OH The lst Of August, 1878; the balance to tie paid
on the lst August, 1879: negotiable notes secured
by deed of trust On the property to be given for the
ISAAC II. CARRINGTON,
i. j. LEVY,
WILLIAMS & GIBSON. huctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF BEAUTI-
L Full BUILDING LOTS ON CLAY, LEIGH,
AND BOWIE STREETS AT AUCTION.-Att the re-
quest of the executor of the late Nathaniel F. boWe
Who is compelled to raise funds for the payment OF
debts, we will sell at auction upon the premises on
MONDAY the 22d day Of October: beginning ae "a
GROUND situated on both sides Of Clay and on the
south side OF Leigh street between Bowe ana LoI
Marshall and Leigh streets. These LOTS nc wen:
aud offer to persons Of small means an
nrnvinp norton OF the city at small cost, ano 10
to iRgsst 10 sell fop VIII
ratnrn them very large profit in n year or two.
plat of the property may be seen ut our once .,,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance NJ ionI eki n.
and twelve months, for negotiable notes. win inter-
est ADDED and secured by deed Of trust M,
REMEMBER, THIS PROPERTY MuSsI 81, bE
sol II GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
or IL Auctioneers.
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RAILROAD LINES.

&a DE- - - - sE.s
RICHMOND. FRED'G Il POTOMAC r. X. CO.,)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9th, trains will
run on this road rs follows.
S:07 4. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept Sunday, connecting will the bal
trnore and Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due ut Washington
ut ITO p. M.: Baltimore ut $40 Z.
NJ: Philadelphia at $50 2. NJ; New
York Mt 1915 7. II.
4aO P M. leaves Byrd-Street station daily, arriY-
ing nj Washington ut 9:35 7. NJ.
Baltimore at I1:4O ?. NJ; Philadel-
phia at $40 A. NJ: New York at Go IS
4. NJ. Through sleeper from Rich
mond to New York price Of berth, 81.
AIS p NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, FOR
Junction. leaves Broad-Street station
daily (Sundays exccptedl.
700 A. NJ arrives at Byrd-Strect station dally >
leaves New York 1t 5:55 the precr-
ding evening; Baltimore at l1:5o L.
NJ: Washington Mt 81 J.. NJ.
IO:45 p NJ arrives 1T ByrdStrcct station daily lex
cept Sunday. Leaves New f9 qS.G a!
=. ~: Baltimore ut 3:15 Z. ~; Was-
iugton ut $50 z. NJ.
s:25 A. ". ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
ut Broad-Street station daily t8un-
days exceptedI.-
General Superintendent
9. A. TAYLOR,
ie23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
1872 Main street.

yNRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE-HALF IN
i TEREST IN TWO FRAME TESEMEt H ~ ,
AND LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH
s ssnn ~ 0PPosITE EBENEzER CHURCH, BY
AUCTION.-As trustee in certain deed; dated
January 90, 1877, of record In Deadlock 100 G.,
mage AIT, of Chancery Court of city OF Richmond
Va, shall. in execution OF said trust. being SO re-
Guircd by the holders OF two OF me notes secured
default having been made In their payment-scll.
unon the premises, at public auction. on MONDAY
NEXT, the 22d day Of October at * O'CLOCK T.: M.,
tercs., claim and demand into two certain LOTS.
with FRAME TENEMENTS, one-half interest OF
ScipiO Cox and Catharine Cox, his wire. Inc pro,
perry will be sold subject TO prior deed, which VIII
be paid Off The title Is good, but the trustee VIII
convey only with special warrant.
TERMS: Under deed. cash as to sulhclency 10
nav cost of sale and amount Of two notes past due
and interest residue of terms ut sale.
oc l6 r. A. MEAGHER, Trustee.