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OBEDIENCE TO Law.

We live in country governed not
by men, but by laws. The laws create
the official powers Of tho rulers, and
limits them IN precise and definite
ways; and that country, state or city
is governed best where least discretion
is left 10 the rulers and greatest strict.
ness is demanded in the impartial ad-
minislraiion of law. For this reason
it is the duty Of all good citizens to
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it must be obeyod. In that alone re.
sides public morality and public safe
ty. There is no safeguard against bad
AID careless legislation so good as the
rigorous eniorcemcnt df sGdd laws.
This creates public indignation that
leads to repeal. So also there is moth
ing 50 demoraizing as laws which are
openly violated. Any law which can
be violated without exposing the
breaker to punishment weakens the
moral obligation Of all other laws. For
example A large portion Of the polt-
ical corruption and rascality of the
past eight years was due TO contempt
Of law engendered by bad tariff and
bad internal revenue legislation. There
are many persons Of tree trade lean.
ings who think that customhonse du.
ties arc unjust impositions Some Of
these think that they are justified in
eyading those duties il they can. In
point Of fact, the public looks with
comparative leniency on these things
and hall pardons traveller that Snug.
giles his trunk through the Custom
House by bribing an official. This
helps to breed contempt for the
whole Custom house and It's laws,
and thus leaves the way TO all
the decentralization and corruption OF
that department So also With the
whiskey tax There are hundreds ol
men, Otherwise honest. who will buy
wbiskey that has never paid the gov.
crnment tax. In this feeling the
crooked whiskey rings found n sanctu-
AIRY, and even the officers Of the gov.
ernment connived at the evasion oI
the law. Thus IN two great depart
ment of the public revenue the Law
was flagantly and habitually violated
and thrown into contempt What
wonder then that all other depart.
inents OF the government followed
suit, and established rings, contract
divvies, lobby uncleannesses, subsidies
pools and jobs What wonder even
that constitutional law also fell under
contempt, and brute force and swind
ling reigned supreme The lesson
taught us by this current of events il
that there is morality and safety only
in strict and impartial execution Of
law No good citizen should shut his
eyes to any open violation OF law, how
ever tolerated by slipshod usage, OF
however sanctioned by the customs OF
fashions OF. the time. This is matter
Of far gravcr import than mere expe.
diency. 1t outweighs convenience or
material advantage. IL is matter OF
public safety and public morality,
which is at last the basis Of all happi-
ness and true prosperity Boston Post,
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Reader. Il you want to know what is going on
in the business world, just read our advertising
columns. the Special column 10 particular.
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BA YARD on THE .sITUlT10N


The Baltimore Gazette says; "sena-
tor Bsyard is one of the few men who
think for themselves and dare TO ex'
press their views without stopping to
consider whether they will be popular
or not Such has been his position
upon the Electoral Commission ques.
ton. In April Senator Bayard wrote
- feis1' sx.ssy clfss
r-,sa ya;. srr5:. -r,.,. =. ~ ~
maintains that the electoral bill was
the best way out Of the difficulty, for
it prevented terrible moral and
physics coueagratiou, which, il onaS
suffered to get under way, would have
swept ont OF existence our form OF
government, the public credit, and
what remains of property for it to
protect" He says further OF the bill,
its object and results: "No justcr and
iairer plan OF dealing with a difficult
and important public question was
ever enacted into law to my knowledge
Had the Republican leaders who as.
sisted in framing the bill continued as
true to its objects as did the Demo
Gratis, very different result would
have been reached not merely tba,
Mr.. Tilden would have been placed in
the Office to which he had been elect
ed, but the more important value and
permanent victory would have been
gained in the overthrow of fraud
and lawlessness, and these tablishment
in the hearts and minds of the Ameri
can people of a belief that their gov
ernment was founded upon truth
justice and right; and that the mar
or the party who trusted in thes,
would be secure. What this country
needs is peace and rest, We hav,
tried force, and found that its victories
were delusive and insecure. Let ut
now prove the superiority of the con
quests Of calmness and reason
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at hand. There Is not an unrcasona
bic feeling OF jealousy at the grasping
policy OF England, whose Empire is in
creased by the acquisition Of territory
in almost every quarter Of the globe
from year % year; and to this is ad
dcd the influence of the popular con
viction that the United States needs
Canada to complete its own domain
Commerce and the growth of mutual
interests were drawing these two
neighbors n ore closely together when
the treaty Of reciprocity was tcrmina
ted and under the influence of recip.
rocal trade the future union might
have been considerably hastened. Now
with England in all probability about
to be called upon to defend her posses
sions from the attacks Of Russia, and
perhaps n Russo.German alliance, il
does not seem improbable that the ne
ccssity of Kidding herself OF response
bility for the New Dominion may pro
duce, in peaceable way, the result
that has so long been iorseen. Genera
Sherman says the map of Europe is tc
be reconstructed. 1t is not impossi
ble that the change may involve some
of the lines in the western hemisphere
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CLEARFIELD, PA

WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 50, 1877.
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The undersigned would announce to the citizens
of Clearteld aud vicinity, that they have pur.
chased the llardware tore Of J. q. Schryver. and
will constantly keep on hand a full assortment Of
Hardware 10 al its branches, such as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-12

RICHMOND DIRECTORS.
ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman;
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
CHARLES T. DAVIS.
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nxeY,, Tor thai soldier.

Editors Dispatch: In the Dispatch OF
anr;l 7th is an appeal OF wounded en-
confederate (G05 China street. Oregon Hill,
Tor help, andis facts are stated | misnnder-
stand Virginians ii he or his family is al
lowed to suffer. His cry ought to SO OUT 10
Virginia, not to Richmond alone.
Should donations be sent to the DiSpatc'
Office for him, or be sent by mail to ms n aa.
dress, "Woundcd EN-Confederate ine
latter plan seems to me to RISK 'ess' 1 ns,r
something now for him, but don't kno"
what to do with II. NoSN'
lSend it addressed to MIN at oo' o',.""
street, Oregon Hill, Richmond Our corr ',,
spondent need not fear that his charity WIN
be rmworthily bestowed. The letter "h,'a
we published was written by the wo"hdco
man himself, and indicates how competent
, clerk the poor cx-Soldicr is
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BOOKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.
(By mail. 12c. each; ordinary price 81 to So each

THE E W WEN EH HEIR BY " aes Redc
TIE +ISH gy Sey TTGepe
TREAsURE HuNTERs; BY George N. Fem.
HhRRY Anthony r agnss
CHRISTIANS MISTAKE, By Miss Mulock.
THE PORTENT. BY George Macdonald.
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KAT ERE 1T BY Major WhSte-Melyills
MisTREss JuplTH. By c. 6. Fraser-T s
OPEN SESAME. BY Florence Marryatt.
Sih sd!:Tfesi sss sparkling
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TKHy quEE AR dr A GSNNNxTEgHT::
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iHE FIXING e DEfcH III SSaF'es heA0e'
MISS MOLLY; BY Beatrice NJ. Butt. " -
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MISS HlTCHCOCK'S WEDDING-DRESS.
RAB AND HIS FRIENDS. By DIR. john Brown.
ABEL BRAKES WIFE. By John Saunders.
A STAR AND A HEART. BY Florence Marryatt.
LElLA. BY Sir Edward Buwer Lytton.
THE TWO DESTINIES BY Wilkie Collins
THE Laurel bush. BY Hiss Mulock. HUNT
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FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON. By Verne.
ROUND THE MOON. BY Jules Verne.
ROSE TURQUAND. BY Ellice Hopkins.
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY. BY L. Z. Hale.
GOING TO THE BAD. By Edmund Yates
LOG or THE FORTUNA. by Captain A. T.
Liuey.
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TEnr tina InsDafch.

..Ycs. my son." said Mr. Fishkin, taking
dawn the oil-can after he returned from
church last Sunday morning, petroleum
the word is derived from petra "a rock
and .oteani' (oiD, and docS mean rock
OIL l always like to hear you inquiring
into these things. The fluid is 4 dangerous,
highly ;ntlammable -. Just then deli
cate stream OF flame shot up from the kim
dlngs into the can, and DIR. FiShkin took a
seat in the backyard. Young Fishkin sank
quietly down behind the bureau, near
which lie had been conveniently standing,
and the chemical lecture on the q fixed y
oils was postponed until the investigation
as to who placed the live Goals under the
ashes in the fireplace il concluded.
T. 5i s.
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EOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
u OR r Z \ 7.


No. eoe3 Main street, next to corner Of Twenty
third, with DWELLING overhead, at SIS per
Nos. 2sl1 and 232s Main street, with DWELL
No. j42s Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth, suitable for large wholesale or retail
bic TOR boarding house at 800 per annum.
Nice STORE on Marshall near Fourth street.
Being situated SO the MARKET makes
Nice STORE near the Second Market, suitable FOR
q grocery, eatins-house, or any small business.
10, 1851 Franklin Xxi street, with DWELLING over
head of about six rooms Being situated so near the
NEW BRICK II STORE on Franklin near Eighteenth
S'5 Tsa. FER bGR fRIA BRICK STORE
127 north Seventeenth street, directly opposite the
market TAis store contains complete set OF par
grocerysand, being of the best stands for that
business In the city Rent very low.
RESIDENCES.
No. east Broad street; six rooms; gas, water
Nice BRICK DWELLING on Marshall near
Tweuiy-seventh street; five rooms gas, water, &c.
Nice Brick HOUSE on Twcnty-scventh between
Marshall and Clay streets seven rooms; water &c.
'' VerT desirable BRlCK TENEMENT, No. 2o2
east Clay, near Second street; seven rooms; gas,
water, bathroom, &C., and everything complete.
f 9es,IaSIe BRiCK TENEMENT, No os16 Mar
shall near Twenty fourth street. rooms gas,
wa,er-clcsct, bathroom. cu!vert. and Is III thorough
order. Rent, $500 per annum.
LARGE BRICK TENEMENT No. 41o north
Seventh street, near Clay eight rooms; gas, water
Latrobe stove. detached kitchen, stable, &c. Rent,
Nice FRAME HOUSE corner Of Main and Lin
den streets; six rooms, &c. Rent, only 500 per
annum.
No west Marshall street, First; seven rooms
gas, water, &c. Rent, $500 per annuin.
No. 26O3 Franklin street; eight rooms; gas, wa
ter. kitchen, &c. Rent, only $500 per annuln.
No. 705 east Clay street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets; seven rooms; gas, water kitchen'
No. 1905 Franklin street; nine rooms; wafer,
&C. has been put in thorough repair, painted, pa
pered, &c. Rent, only $500 per annun.
Nice BRICK TENEMENT on Grace street. No.
22lS, containing SIX rooms, gasewater' sc. Only
WV ~ OFFICES, &C.
THREE NICE OFFICES corner of Twelfth and
M.hn streets, over A. F. Jahnke's.
SEVERAL OFFICES and LODGlNG-ROOMS
Sver Thomas II. Price j. Co.'s. Rent very low.
SMALL HOUSES.
Several on Venable between Twcnty-second and
'Twenty-third streets, at very low rents
Several Oyerton and Seventh streets four
T~o H9nsEs on rh
tleth between Clay aud Leigh streets; five rooms !;
water, &c. Only $40 per month.
Several on Twcnty-eighth street between Clay
and Leigh; five rooms; water, &C., at $40 per
NICE FRAME HOUSE, 721 north Twenty-fourth
street; five rooms; Kitchen, &c. Only $50 per
Several very desirable BRICK TENEMENTS on
Eighteenth near Clay street: six rooms; gas, Wa
ROBERT r. LYME,
ap 12-eod3t 1912 Main street.
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ALEXANDRIA, April 10, 1877,


Editors Dispatch: have thought you
.,n fonntain Of correct quotation, but sup.
nos the Lady OF Lyons too sentimental
for your earnest study; It is Blows Bio to
French citizen, Melnotte!" and the words
are spoken by Gaspar with 81. IL you
had said "These are but wild ana whlrrlns
words, HoratiuS," You would nave ncen
lust as near correct quotation. 40 not uS.
s strov ,he confidence of one who, in all such
matters, depends on you. ofh1NA'
rThat was. as Richard Grant White would
ssv \ case OF "heterophemy.' We had
heard the words uttered in the Theatre oy
Fechter but q month or two before we
wrote "Caspar" for &" Meinotte,' and OF
course had often heard them before, and
knew tina: they were addressed to Meinotte'
We are not at all sensitive as to such mat
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RAILROAD LINES
ID AN go E:5ssyss sszs
PICHMOND AND DANVILLE
AC RAILROAD


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL S. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1880 4. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. ". n. &. Il. Il. at
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lantI, Macon. Jacksonville, Mont GONE
ry, Mobile, and New Orleans, aud all
southwestern points. With G. &. and
4. II. r. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
$40 a. d., leaves Richmond daily Cor Burkcviile,
Farmve, Lynchburg. aud tnterlne-
diate points, making close connection
ut Lynchburg for all southwestern
go points.
THROUGH MAIL.
S:23 i. W., arrives Richmond daily. connecting
With North Carolina division n. W. N.
Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
ana OHIO railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 +. NJ. arrives Richmond daily frons Lynch
burg Farinvile, Burkeyille. and all in
termediate points, and from all SOUTH
western points.
Tickets sold tn all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace seepng-cars run through bet neen Rich
mond aud Brunswick Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named oil tickets. No Iay-ovcr
checks will be given. r. NJ. r. TALCOTT.
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MAcntuRDo, General Passenger Agent.
apo
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Bv Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
OF CARY BETWEEN. LAUREL AND CHERRY
STREETS.-As trustee in certuin decd Of trust
executed 10 the subscriber by Dir. Martin 81. Lips
comb, trustee for Alkaline +. tipScomb bearing dae
9th September, 1876, duly recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court, Isliall In execution thereof pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, the premises, on
MONDAY the 10th of April, 1877, at o'clock p.
NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed,
consisting OF LOT located as above fronting 261z
feet running hack 81 feet, having thereon COM
Portable BRICK TENEMENT. containing i've or
SIX rooms brick kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and TO pay Off note of $500. with all accrued
interest thereon; balance at such tine as shall be
announced ut the hour Of sale.
ap5 w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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by Frank D. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and AuctloneeI
No. I1OS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TENE-
l. bIENT No. $40 WEST CARY STEET. BE.
TWEEN MADISON AND BELV1 Z X L
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of 4 certain
deed of trust dated November 4, 1875, and recorded
d. d. log c., page 3SS, aid mt the request OF the
beneficiary therein secured, will offer at AUCTION on
the premises, located as above. on FRIDAY. April
Ism, 1877, ut 5 O'Clock =. NJ, the neat STOCK
BRICK DWELLING, containing SIX rooms, with
range hot and cold water, &C., &C., fully described
In said deed.
The LOT fronts TX feet, with depth Of 100 feet
now rented we'll TO u prompt-paying tenant.
While the terms OF the sale require cash al to
S2.n00, with Interest, charges, and costs or sale.
more satisfactory terms will be announced on day OF
SALE ,,s JOHN DUNLOP,
up 3 Trustee.
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LUMBER DEALER.

" w. PICkRELL. ,,-uurn
III. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lo'''
DEALER,
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS sooih
keen constantly fun line OF seasoned md To-
LUMBER: also, SHINGLES, LAiil''
BACCO-BoX BOARDS.
B,LL LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
WALNUT, CHERRY. ASH, NAIL, PhfEP n.SEa also,
CHESTNUT popLAK, any NJ MINING Kept rpder
sheds. ,,nctery Of SASH,
BLINDS, DOORS, and MOI "a In this market. aia ",
Al prices much lower than usual raes our be-
viii ind It 70 their interest 10 eSafa ar any Of tho
fore purchasing. Can MI osus IA l7-eodoA
above on shora Notice.
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By Robert u. Lyme.
IsncccsSor TO Lyme & Brothcr).
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street,

SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L FARM. WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
NEAR VARINA, ON JAMES RIVER, TWELVE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, ON THE KING
STON ROAD, AT AUCTlON.-As trustee uamcd
in certain deed of tiust from Nat. Hin, dated
May -. 1876, AMI duly recorded in the clerk S
Office of the Henrco County Court In ID. b..
o. page SOC, shall proceed to SELL upon the prem
scs, being require so to do by the benetcrleS
cured In said deed, default having been made In the
payment of one of The notes therein secured; on
MONDAY the Odd day Of April, 1877 1T O'Clock
p. NJ, that VALUABLE FARM in Henrico county
known rs LOCUST HILL or "lIAEES'S.'
The FARM contains TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTI-THREE ACRES.
The improvements consist of large and COM
Portable FRAME DWELLING containing about
eight rooms, &C., and the usual out-houses, and Is
we'll wntered good fences, &C., &c.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 snhicency TO pay
off and discharge 4 note for $3.50, with interest
from maturity and cost and expenses OF sale bal
ance upon credit OF $500 till March 81, 1877,
and upon $500 till March 81 1879, anu residue
upon such terms as may be given 1T sale.
ROBERT i. LYME. Trustee
ap10,11,12.13,14,17,IS,l9 ,2O.21&23
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BY Richardson < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
1l13 Main street.

A VALUABLE MARKET GARDEN
N FARM ONE MILE NORTH OF THE CITY
We shall sell by auction. ON the premises on FRI
DAY the 10th April 1877, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ. the
VALUABLE MARKET-GARDEN FARM owned
and occupied for the last twenty years by Mr..
Thomas Bruton. containing FIVE ACRES of high
ly-improvcd garden land, with asparagus beds
Portable FRAME DWELLING with FIVE rooms ::
the usual ot-hoscs &c. IN good repair; located one
mile north of Richmond. OH the road running par
allel with and between the Brook and the Rich
mond and Ienrico turnplkcs the residences of
the lgc Alexander j. llolladay, Garland ianei and
others
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
mcnts with interest added and secured by deed of
trust RICHARDSON & CO.
Real Estate AuciiOnccrs
AMI lib Main street.
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Lancaster & Lucke.
Stock and Real Estate Brokers.
State Bank building, Richmond, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TION OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD COuN.
Court Of the city of Richmond rendered on the
18th day of June 1875 in the the snt Of H Ra
road Company. shall, as special commissioner aI-
pointed by said decree proceed 10 Sc! by public auc:
ton at the office OF LIcse ,b Mo hour Of
II O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY the 4tE day of April,
1877? the feGwi1g PTopsr!EyRTy known a. the
S serteid &c CONSISTING Of NINE HUSDtED AND
SIX NUM- aHHb Il Be AS x #"
ACRES in which the Glover Hin Company holds 2
updyded Interests and lsafca9Ids' aud all h the MA
and also the GLOVER HILL RAILROAD, which
is twenty miles In length, running from Clover
is Ro aeS IS sN Sa R sA f s
and aiG COAL REsERvoiE Al ofihe above property
viii be sold as whole, and lists of the same in de-
tall have been printed. and will bc furnished to AL
who desire to iuspcc, them.
on the Ist day of July, 1877; sl;e4o on the the
1st day Of Janusry 1s7S; sl,64Gb on se d tss
day of SVy ST. 1871 and on on st day
Of July, 1870 and as to the sn balance nSs Of OF,
such purchasc-money; one third thereof shall OK
one third thereof in twelve months-such deferred
payments to be secured BY negotiable notes OF inc
DurchaSerS, with approved enuOrscrS, 10 DC
by deed of trust on the property.
2. And ut the same time anu place small also sen
by public auction, and under the authority OF tne
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVES, THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARS, TEN G0NDOLAS. Two BON
CARS, ONE PASS GER-CAR:
This rolIng-stock Is now in use on the clover HUI
railroad may be examined ut any tine by those
desiring 10 purchase
third on credit Of SIX months, and one third on
credit of twelve months, said deferred paytn TO
be evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purchasers.
with approved cnd0rSers, and secured by utcd OF
5. A a TRACT OF PARTILLY-TlNBERED
LAND, known Us "Tizzard's,'' and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND TliR.
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved, they not belonging 10 the
Glover Hill Company.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufficient 10
pay debt of about $1,000; and AS to the balance,
In two equal payments-one at six months and one
Mt twelve months-eyidenccdb by the note or bond or
the purchaser, and secured by deed OF trust OH the
property.
will be cried ont to the highest bidder ana the pa
reported to the court.
Persons desiring TO inspect the property will be
shown through the works BY the managers ut Glover
niu.
Trains leave Byrd-Strect depot at lao =. NJ.
daily. Train leaves Clover hin Mt 81 4: NJ: daily
JAMES r. WERTH,
IS. ef Special Commissioner.
9Th and Byrd Streets, Richmond, Va.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until April 20, lSa7,
and will lake place at same hour aud place, Tue
property will certainly be sold ut that tune.