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SEASIDE LIBRARY.
A NEW LIST OF
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
CHOICE BOOKS NO LONGER FOR THE FEW
ONLY-TIE BEST STANDARD NOVELS
WITHIN THE REACH OF
EVERY ONE.
BOOKS USUALLY SOLD FROM 81 TO So
GIVEN UNCHANGED AND UNA
BRIDGED) FOR 10 AND zoe.

SE fhffE n e Hi en By MSs' n aSs
Fl sa'5o H! s5sHG se2 aos
S. TIE BLACK-INDIEs. Jules verne's latest
6. LAST DAYS OF PoMPEII. BY Bulwer. 1oc.
s. THE ARUNDEL MOTTO BY Mary Cecil Hay.
o. OLD io'i MYDDLEToN's MONEY. by NJ. c.
10. The hay Wo rs: IN WHITE. By wllkie Col
IL. THE H"s MlL LGi on THE FLOSS. BY George Ell
12. THE e. ASlER1cAN SENATOR. by Trollopc.
10. A TSIScEss OF THULE. By William Black.
II. THE DEAD SECRET. BY wilkie Collins.
- RoA%ktAE;; By george Eliot 2oe ;oo 10
Is BA itf HisroRY BY AM Amelia i. Ed:
10. T TERR1E g TEMPTATION. BY Charles
20. OLD i't cURiosirY SHOP. Bv Charles Dick
FL. FOUL PLAY. By Charles Reade. 1oc.
Is: TIE sQUlRE's Legacy. BY Mary c. Hay.
"a. NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. By c. Reade.
rs. LADY ApELAInE's OATH. By Mrs. H.
26. AURoPA FLOYD. by Miss NJ. E, Braddon
81. v1gT0R AND vANoUIsHED. BY NJ. C. Hay.
20. A DAUGHTER oFhETH. p;y William Black
90. So IA LOVE T.rEsr. BY Mary cecr. Hay.
80. HER p-AREs FOE. by Mrs. Alexander.
81. LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG. By
80. THE QUEF.N OF HEARTS. BY wilkie Col
90. HAS ;T .2Ss;py. BY Samuel Lover . 20; zoe.
g. Esh HG TIE II o RDd hf1ae BY 1V George
SO. TaE s'S WoofNG OFT. BY Mrs. Alexander zoe
50. THE MYSTERY. BY Mrs; Henry Wood. loo.
SO. TVANHOE. By Sir Waller Scott zoe.
10. THE HEIR TO ASHLEY. By Mrs. H. Wood.
Al. wHiTE LIES by Charles Reade. zoe. -
g. hnE sG SkEh Bs Jules csn
A.. THE TOWER OF LONDON. BY w. H. Aims
AHSsE III EAssb Hsni y Mt Xss
4. IN SILK ATTIRE. b MlIIan g os IL 1os
TON BY william nN R1 R!ssk 49, t5s FIELD N
IN. IrN1ER THE GREENWOOD TREE By
Thomas Hardy. loo.
81. KILMENY. BY William Black. 10c.
YYR EM6SHR ehN * SHas L Ss b,
William Black. 10c.
IS. STRATHAIORE. By 0uida. 2Gc.
and Sie aSc. for double Nos address orders to '''
ELLYSON & YANCEY, Booksellers,
| successors to j. T. Ellyson,l
Sc Is l1l2 Main street.
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PRHNTIN&s.IBAUSEs.

EkHSElN&s.BSGSES
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the LARGEST AND BEST.
EQUIPPED JOE OFFICES IN TILE SOUTH, cols
Eined with skilfu mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
aid At Low PRICES, every description of
BOOK AND JOB PRr1rING
SUCH AS
BCssIN ESS-CARDS,
VISITING-CARDS,
PROFESSIONAL-CARDS
WEDDISG-CARDS.
sdIOW-CARDs,
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE.HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS
CIRCULARS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
NOTICES CHECKS. >.,,nrs
ENVELOPES,
ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C., &C
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
SPECIALITY.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work in manner that cannot be sur
passed.
We also do all kinds of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed and de
ivered by express or mail.
We will chcerfully furnish estimates and send
amples when required. NH 2l-d.sw,&w
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rs j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
4 ING No. los EAST CANAL STREET.-Ry
virtue Of two deeds of trust executed by John ID.
BEDFORD and wife-the first dated 9th OF February
1874, and the second dated 9th of October, 1915
and recorded respectively In me kichmona Gn IN
cery Court d. B. 1O2 A, page l04, and ID. B. LOG C'
page 2s8, TO secure the Mutual Building and Loan
Association; and whereas default has been MADE III
the nayment to the said Association. and We the ur-
dersigned, the present trustees Of said Associations
being required so to do by the said Association VIII
seIl on MONDAY, December 3. 1877, ut O'clock
on the premises; the following real Estate E be-
mond, on the south side of Canal street between
First and Second streets, BEGINNING 81 feet III
inches east OF First street, running eastwardly on
Canal street feet and back between parallel lines
so feet being The same property c9nveyed TO said
TERMS !: BY consent whilst the deeds above re.
ferred to call for CASH. The terms will be one third
cash balance In six and twelve months, interes
added, and secured by deed OF trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN
s. HIRSH, Trustees.
JOHN E. HAWKINS, }
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioncer. %
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Dy W Goddin.
Real Estrte huctionCr.

cALE AT AUCTION OF LOT, WITH
NORTH SIDE OF III BETWElEj EiNIeI AND
TENTH STREETS, FRENCH GARDEN HILL.
iii be sold at auctsn, on the premises, Oh uRS-
81 the LOT aud FRAMED ENEMEN5, No. =
GocuIed rs above, adjoining tho residence of Mr. F.
IT. t. Allen. TlIc,rot has front of 80 feet and a
depth Of $50 feet To alley. The tcmmcnt con-
tans three roons. Its cops encnt locHtton COM
mends itself 70 THOSE seeking small rca dence near
to the usual places OF business.
TERMS: Al size. "
no27 W.aSODDtN, hu ctioneer.
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a-I Ir,l,I,lIi- s,AlLEs..rhi. DAY.
by r. d. Cook Auctioneer,
Mo- 30 Governor street.

r,>Hrs DAY. At 10 O'CLOCK I WILL
sell ut my store. No. 40 Governor s!rsets iargs
asrortrnent or HOUSEHOLD FURNItURfs' en-
Two W ALNuT CHAMBER SETS. complete;
Two WALNUT PARLOR SETS, complete:
One nafr very old CARD-TA BLES. with brass fGe1
0ne very old SOFA, deliberately carved
several MAIOfi ANY BUREAUS, SlDEBoARlSS,
and WARDROBEs;
WALNUT TENSlON-TARLES> 81 --.
IfATSRACKS anu ETAGERE
MAEBLH-TOP CENTRE-TABLES,
CANE and w 0OD.SEAT CHAIRS,
FENTHER-B EDS and MATTRESSES,
HEATING STOVES,
CROCK cry ami GLASSWARE &c.
The wlleie forming quite an attractive assort
1ncnt and well worth the ateE on OF these in wan
OF such goods -
will he sold. for account OF whom II nay conccrl
One BIZ ANS BUtTBtIE-k4TION FOt.CF-PUhP
Fiffcer LIVINGST9N'S aoRN-SHE&,LERS,& &C.
no % +. u. COOK AuctoncN..
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A UCTION SALE OF
FINE HAMBLETONLiN COLTS.

Pursuant tn the terms Of decd of trust executed
by ID. +. Ward TO ME as trustee bearing date Sep
TENDER 16. 1874. and recorded IN IIcnrIco County
Court clerks Office in u. r. Of, page 215, being re-
qurcd so to do by the holders of the negotiable ott
secured by said deed OF trust, shall, trustee
named therein. on MONDAY. Sd day of Deem.
Der. 1877. 1T O'Clock NJ at 7. Z. Turner's stable
Franklin street, in the city of Richmond, proceed
to sell by public auction
One BROWN FILLY, known Is The Allen lilly
TERMS Cash. Il. 4. BRAUER, Trustee.
At The same time and place will be sold
One FILIY. by Humbetonian, Rosa Randolph
One STALLION. by ualnbletonIan, Hcnrlco;
One FlLLY tyearling), by lIalnb!ctonlan.
All 10 be sold without reserve. for cash,
j. II, rLEASANTS.
Ho Z4-lus Salesman.
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RICHMOND ASD rkTERHBUEGl
RAILROAD tOHrAST.
nIANn |.

RICHMOND ASD rtTRRsTuEGl
RAILROAD tOArAST. (
COMMENCING SUNDAY. November L..
" 1877, trains Oh this read will ruu a follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND sOU:u.
$40 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL tut". con~.;!nI
for Charleston. Augusta. Columbia. -.
yannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Ma"un,
Montgomery. Mobile New Ur,9l.:,
and all ponr< S.r'i, AID South t,t:
stops only ii Manchester and tl.>irr.
1000 a. W. ACCOMMODATIONS daily except
Sunday makes rio-,. connection at l'c-
Petersburg wltl. he Atlantic. Nl,>I>-
sppI and Ohio railroad Tor Lyuchhtrg.
Farmrilic. and 9th, r local station, ua
that road. MAXIM sam" time Il, J..
any other linC. >t",'r ~ an regular
stations.
LOOP. NJ, ACCOMMODATES iliIy ,-lcty:
Sunday. Passengers -lk!wg III, Train
Will nIke cl-St CONNECTION ~ Peters
burg tor Norfolk, and At NUri"la Win
splendid Bay-line steamers for BALI
more. Phil.riclphia. and New luTs.
aud with the Old dominion steamer
for New York: St"i'- "nty at Jiancii'T-
ter and Chester.
4:j0 T. A., FREIGHT daily tc:cry' sunday. VII
coach attached.
1870 7. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily l"xr"pt >us.
dayl, connecting for Weldon. NH-
Rihgtou. and Charleston. PGlman
seering-car for Wilmington aIri u"
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:20 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily t"Nr"m sun
uiy), connecting Win ii.'itiii"HN. ffri-
cricksburg anO Potomac railroad for
all points North Ea.I. and West. >tpr7
only At Manchester and Chester.
100 \. NJ, FREIGHT 'fkii' 'tiji! it\r"it >4H-
davl with passenger couch attached.
1855 \. 81, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Gatg ler-
ccpt sunday wall pass<..ic r t"ac! a.
tached.
2:2O Z. Nj. FREIGHT TRAIN daily teItcpt sum
,iay). with passenger c.s.,l ailac.''d.
6:3O p. NJ. THROUGH MAI. dtity. cUI.ncctr:
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad FOR all points E~a'!
and West. Also, making close ccnHcs-
ton with the Chesapeake and ono
railroad for the virginia springs ana
all points Sortii aud West. Thu train
stops only ~ Manchester aud Chester.
Passenger. for Clover I'm connect Al tb'r"r
daily except Sunday ny taking the i:Jp T. d. Tram
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond 1t o 4. VI. and 1870 l. II q.
every Sunday ill further notice
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg MIA staFL l'"-n
the Apponlatto1 depot. ,,,
no 10 A. SIiAN >i,l'i'HNtHh'h--
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BY Edward e. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
10l5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAN I
l. DWELLING ON LITTLEPAGE STREET
BETWEEN COaLTER NDLOWNES STREETS
NEAR HOWARD'S GROVE, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed TO the under
signed, trustees for the Mechanics Building Com
pany, by Allen j. Tucker, dated the I'd OF August
1877. default having been made under said deed
we will sell on the premises, on MONDAY, DeSem CEN
Der 8, 1877, at 3S o'clock /. NJ, the PROPEkIIri
therein secured. The LOT fronts 63 feet on Little.
page street, between Coalter and LoMnes streets
and runs back 100 feet. The HOUSE contains
three rooms; good well and stable OH the premises
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses OF sale aud to pay
dues and charges the said Building Company Hnt
to pay the sum Of $500 now due; The balance OF
such terms as the representative OF Alien % Iucksf
uses'N'e'' 1'"' HENRY EvERS,}
II. HARTHEN, Trustees.
no % JULIUS Il. lDE.S
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BY wellington Goddin.
Aucti0ncer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
4 TWO HUNDRED AND. TWENTY SEVEN
ACRES IN HESRICO COUNTY. NEAR THU
CRAIGTON ROAD, -FOUR MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, AND CERTAIN INTERESTS IN
VALUAGLE lRON-FRONT TENEMENT II
MAIN BETWEEN FoURTEESTH AND FIF.
TENTH STREETS.-By virtue OF a certain deed
of trust dated the 18th Of October, 1876. duly re-
corded In Henrico County Court and In Richmond
Chancery Court executed by Mrs. Eliza D. Brown,
Norris Montgomery, and Others shall. rs trustee,
at the request Of the noteholcr proceed 10 sell 1T
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
The lst Of l.ccembcr 1877. ut II O'Clock NJ, The
FARM In IlenrcO county, on the Chickahomlny
river the Craigton road. about four miles east
of Richmond, containing TWO CSDRED AND
TWENTY-SEVES ACRES. with ali the BUILD
&NGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon. being the
same farm recently conveyed 10 The said parties BY
D. Fl. Connell, trustee
And OH TUESDAY the I tn OF December. SIT. in
the city of Richmond, on The premises. ar II O'Clock
NJ, all the RIGHT. TITLE. and INTEREST of the
grantorS in said deed in and 10 that VALUABLE
lRON-FRONT STORE AND DWELLING on the
south side of Main between Fourteenth and Elf.
tenth streets. fronting PA feet. less, run
ming back about 100 feet to an alley, formerly
owned by James III. Brown.
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfraY costs and eX-
penScs Of sale, and tn pay off note past due for
$500; and rs to the residue of the proceeds Of
sale, such terms shall be apnounccd by the
trustee Al the times CT sale.
no % w. GUDDIN. Trustee.
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AUCrroN sALEs...Fusure Days.
by Jane. NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aactioneers.
office corner or Eleventh anu Bank stleets


office corner OF Eleventh anu Bank streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF RIAL
" ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND; On 3,
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR VENABLE STREET, AM. D.; At TIE TIL;
SOUTHEASTERN INTERSECTION Or AM
THTRTIETH STREETS AT AUCTION;LsDy, Ky vi r,
tue of decree Of the Charcery Court of the CITY OF
Hichin,nd pronouneed on the 81 day of July, 674,
in the case of SfrfsxfcIiow, who sues, &c, ps.
Cowies's administrator. &C.. we. the undefSigncd'
speCnl commissioners thereby appointed, VIII pro,
reed TO sell ut pubic auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY the 4rti day Of Decesnbrr, lsaa. con-.
m1ncIng ut 81 O'Clock =. 81, the following pr9RGr,E
HOUSE AND LOT. and TEstEE BEhUIifCl:
BUILDING II5TS adjoiuing- at the corner o, =
and Thirticth streets; the lots trout on Ihirtiet
STREET about ss feet eac running back the usual
depth. r,,o crppI-
BRiCK DWELLING. romrlining four rooms. on
The east SIDE of Seventeenth street near lGldnc
street. The lot fronts "a feet and runs Dack II"
feet. , IT., .,..,ro
md @, ptreen months, for negotiable notes Dearine
six per cent interest (he said interest payable sem
annalf J, and the title retained until Inc whoe pHr
chase-p1 orey is paid.
JOHN HOWARD
THOMAS w. DOSWE ELL
Special Commissioners.
JArEs 81. TAYLOR & son, Auctioncers. no2o
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BY j. Thompson Jtrown,
Real Estate Ag2ntnnd Auctionecr,
ll13 Main Street,

TWO BRICK STORES WITH DWELL
l. INGS ABOVE. AND THREE FRAMEH0USES
ON CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND MAR
SHALL STREETS: ALSO a pESIRABLEB UILLe
ING LOT ON SOUTH StDEt OF NINETEENTH
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS.-I viii sel' At public auction Friday.
November 30, at O'Clock r. H. the above deScribsl
corner of EighteaEth and Marshall streets. The
attention Of parties desiring sEaN property Is calo
buildings are located front about Is feet each On
Eighteenth street. with depth Of about 80 feet.
The VACANT LOT on Nineteenth street has 4
front Of about 20 feet by l32 feet deep and is de-
s-ahc for private residence. being convenient ts
the business centre Of the Qts, churches, schools,
and markets.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. six per cent. interest secured
by trliSt-decd. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
no % Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

A VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIGN
n DENCE FOR SALE OR RENTAL the Ell
about to taSectarge Of Randolpli-AEcon College as
its president, we offer for sale rent his attractive
and com rnoalious SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. con-
sisting of large frame dwelling ofThe modern style
or architecture, "continng ten rooms besides clo-
sets, &C, with ti.e modern improvements. and 4
large lot Of eand beautifully ornamantcd with fow-
ers and sartifjbcry, and set IN fruits strawberry
plants asparagus beds, &c, OH the continuation OF
Main street. corner Park street, about hall mite
west Of city OF Richmond.
RICHARDSON & CO..
-... 3D.. -... ..-..r Real Estate Agents.
no 2S-ei l113 Main street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
BARGAINS FOR THE -
MILLION AT
MAYS, G07 BROAD STREET.
EVERYBODY GOES AWAY MORE THAN
SATISFIED.

Our PEBBLE BUTTON-BOOTS still sold at $3.50
for Ladies;
Misses PEBBLE BUTToN-BOOTs, sI.23 and
$3.50:
Geutlemen's neat CATERS, ~ aid $3.50:
thldrcn.s SCHOOLS HOES-sizcs, to 1851;
Misses, SCHOOL-SHOES, $1.25 andS1.5o:
Ladies' GLOVE-KID SHOES, 80;
Ladies', FOXEn BUTTON-BOOTS. So;
Gcntlcmen,s PLAIN CATERS. ~;
Ladies ane GOAT BUTTON-BOoTS, 81 and
1925: -....-
Ladies neat FoXED-GAITERs, 1925. $3.50, and
81:
Ladies' CALF SHOES, 81 so aud So:
Boys HEAVY SH0ES-sizes, 10 to 13-only 81;
Gen,lemen's CALF CATERS. $3.50;
Gentlemens SQUARE BOX-TOE CATERS,
$3.50, and other goods at low prices at
JACOB MAYS, 607 Bread street.
Send orders by mail, and they will meet with
prompt attention.
Closed on SATURDAY till O'Clock 7. NJ.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Sr.l Estate Agents aud A1cuoneers,
ElcSNcnth street between bIain and Bank.
BY Poindc1tcrE Tuphcr,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionccrs,
1000 Main street.

"a TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
"A THAT NEW DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING on THE EAST SIDE OF FIRST NEXT TO
THE RNER OF FIRST. AND CANAL
:STREETS.-By request Of the owner We will sell
on MONDAY the Sd of Dccemher 1877. by auc-
lion, on the premises, Al EH r. NJ, the above TRU-
eleven rooms, and Is thoroughly modern III style and
convenience: The lot is26xl2ofeet to an alley.
= f'' ' PiUINDExTER & UPPER.
No 26 Auctioneers.
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uyounk Nimrod {, wants to know il ne
will have io~pay mere than fifty dollars Tor
good thoroughbred, WelEtrained setter:
we don't know; it depends on the man Oh
whom he buys. II we owned all the oogs
this side Of the darkiy-fowing Styx, ne
could have the lot +. 0. b., buyer the month.
for nine dollars and half and the, back
taxes. And then we'd almost be ashamed
TO look MIN in the face whenever we
thought Of the nine dollars.-Hanlce4e.
II has been discovered that there is some
thing peculiar about flour. When the
wheat goes up ten cents q bushel -four gets
the news in hall a minute by telegraph. But
when wheat goes down. flour gets the news
by mail, and mighty slow mail at that
| ST. LOUIS Times.
A Philadelphia poetess sings: - woulo
not weep because the roses die" NO. IN.
deedy. That's nothing to cry Tor. But
when biack-oak wood is worth s. so cord,
and the winter promises to last five months.
then YOU want to lift up your voice and
howl till they can henr you in Nevada
Aaoiei.
The circulation of the Indianapolis Sen
tinel depends largely upon tho ability OF the
i editor 10 make an ass OF himself. And tht
! paper has a pretty good circulation.-Auiet
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GAME.-A party Of three or four gentle s
,nen frem Richmond and Huntington VINO
m Were hum hunting near Milton last week report
ed The killing Of 2O2 quails and wild tur.
W negro boy who accompanied the
no+v from here was Intercepted about the
ore great success, and especially about the s!r-
cumstances OF finding the pild turkey. his
description Of the capture is very vivid and
graphic, closing with. "Bress God, gem.
men. tole 'em it was 6 tame turkey as de
time ~ Illumination Advertiser.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs.[Is|Ix +,
~ COMPANY. s EzrSlrsssotsSrs1ssS
FOR NORFOLK, BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PIIIA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

on and after WEDNfSD September l III, the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER icar-
rying United States mail) will leave Richmond for
the abore-uamed places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAE, and FRIDAY, 1T $50 \. NJ.
Close connections made II Norfolk with the cle-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA. Of the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York.
and Boston: also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets TO all of the aborc-nalned cities.
Main street; ut Exchange Hotel, and on board of
steamers.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF Interest on James river
passing through Dutch Gapl. including fortllica-
lions, famous hatte-ields, Jamestown, Fortress
Monroe. Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads &C.. &c.
Freight received daily (SundayS exccpted) from
4. ". to 6 7. II. for Boston. Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth. aud regular landings on James river.
Way-landlng freights must he prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Companys wharf, Rockets, and 9O3 Main
street. no y
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Bv Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers'
- 11lS Main street.

YTRITSTEES' SALE OF TWO NALU-
i ABLE BUILDING LOTS ON WEST GRACE
STREET BY AUCIlONIBy virtue ne OF, Of INC pro pro-
of November, 1876, from 1.-The grantor therein
named to the Undersigned trustees, uuy recorded
IN the ccrk's ofic" of the Chancery Cont of the
vi cntinn ed in said deed default having beep made
In the payment thcre9f), and being Teinrsd SO to
said deed, sell by auction. on the premises, on SAT-
URDAY the 9Th day of December, 1877. at
O'Clock p. ~. the REAL ESTATE described In the
deed aforesaid, consisting of TWO VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS, fronting 25xl40 feet. with an
alley in the Is feet wide, on the North side Of
Grace street between Laurel and Slafer streets, OPP
posite the residence OF Joseph Colquitt, Esq.
TERMS Enough in cash to pay the expense OF
executing this t1,stdee and 70 pay OFT the sum or
$1,000 with interest thereon from the i7th day OF
November, 1877; the residue on such terms as
shall be announced ut the time of sale.
j. a. RICHARDSOS-l Tr,,stncs
W. nj. ARCHER.
RICHARDSON & Co. Auctioneers. no 2S
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 RAREOPPORTUNITYI is OFFERED
~ to an active businessman to engage in the sale
of an article i'm this city insurng ready sale and i'm
Inense profits. About $500 capital required 1t
wIll Day to investigate this. Address
j. Nj. FOSTER, So north Sixth street,
no 1885, Philadelphia, Pa.
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AZ the request OF the owness who desire to sell Tin
order 10 change their inveslneni). III accordance
with the requirements OF the national banking act
will otter for sale ut public aGction to the highest
bidder. al the premises located above. OH TUES
DAY, December 4, 1877. at IL o'clock NJ, those
THREE SUBSTANTIAL IRoy-FRONT BRICK
WAREHOUSES
occupied by bIcs2rs. Dunlop & NcCance. and re-
Gently by Messrs. Simpson, Bass & Co. aud W. NJ.
Jones & Co.
They are foasr stories high above The basement,
and arc almost pew, having been erected since S6J.
aud have every convenience for general warehouse
and storage purposes. with countins-roOlnS, lire
proof-vaults, with srun safe inside, &c. complete.
These buildings are not surpassed by any In the
city for thorough aEd costly constructor. and are
most tavorably located for business. being within
bali square of the new Tobacco Exchange Corn
Exchange and convenient TO the tobacco ware
houses, denots &c. of the city. Parties desiring
make d solid permanent hvestment cannot do bet
ter than invest in this property, which Will always
pay handsome return on the amount expended.
THE TERMS will be extraordinarily liberal: one
fifth i'll cash. and the balance in six, twelve. cigh
teen. and twenty four months for notes secured by
deed OF trust aud bearing six per cent. interest.
Plats OF the property at the aitco of auctioneer.
no. G FRANK ID. HILL. Auctionccr
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PATTERNS.


NEW WINTER STYLES
DEMoREsT's RELIABLE PATTERNS
Also, WINTER JOURNAL OF FAsHIoN-rrice
&C., post free-just received at
JULIUS MEYERS, 80s Broad street.
Catalogues free. lo24-1w
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By Gruhbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucliopeers. .
Eleventh st.ect between Main ana 1;ank.
TWO LARGE BRICK DWELLINGS,
L Nos. 1O2 and lO4 EAST MARSHALL
STREET. BETWEEN FIRST , ANis SECOND (; Mp
December. Mt O'clock T. NJ. we will sell, upon the
premises, The Tp LARGE BRICK DIV ELLINGS
situated as above, and occupied by Me.srs. \. VI.
Smith and RoberI Hill, Jr. They have seven rooms
each, besides kiu:hcns with two rooms, wafer and
gas.
The LOTS are unusually larke, being esch 80 feet
front and running back j 3 4-l2 feet.
This property Is in rapidly improving part of the
city, and in few years will DC In denas'llor busi-
ness purposes.
TERMS: At sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
no2S Allr,iGnccrS
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81 to $40 per ream, at the
ID DISPATCH pRINTfEG-HOuSE