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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-19

EICiIMnNp AND PFTEESgrRGi
RAILROAD GOMrASY. {
COMMENCING AUGUST q, 1871, trans
~ On this read viii run IL Ioi'ow.:
LEAVE RICHMOND aOUIH.
1925 A. ". THROUGH MAI. ,ia.. conducting
for Charleston. Augusta. Columbia, ~
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta, Nlar"n,
Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans,
and ali Joints South AMI Southwest
also CONNECTS ~ Petersburg with the
Atlantic. Mississippi and OHIO railroad
for LyncbbIrg. FarnSill, and other
local stations OH that r0ai. making
same time ~ by any other !iI". inns
train stops oniS ut Manchester ana
Chester.
l:lOP.M, AcIOMMDDAT daily except!
sunday. Passengers taAIES TINS tram
will make ci-~t cnunrclnu nj Peters
burg fuJ Norfolk, and At norfolk win
splendid Eay-liEs steamers Tor bait!-
more. Philadelphia. amt New iotH'
and viii, tie Old Dominion steamers
for New York, stopping ii; AL regular
stations on signal.
5:25 p. NJ. FREIGHT daily except sunday VIE
coach altIchrt.
1o.55 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily tcrcept >aE =
dlyJ connecting Tor Weldon, Raleigh.
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pullman
>ircp!ne-rar for Wilmington anl Tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SopTH.
633 A. NJ, THROUGH! MAI. d1I.E ,rhSrn T r.d-
crirL. tnry auG Potomac railroad Tor
All mInt$ SOrtl,. East. ana " Isl.
11.1o, .ACCUMMuDATlONTE RAIN daily ieI-
ccpl sunday WIKI passenger c'ach AZ
t:lClrJ. ..,,u q,
900 p II TIIr0IGH NAH. daily, CONNECTING
"'-' viii, KicI.I:tunG. FREDERICKSBURG ana
pntnmIr railroad for all points Fast
a,d West. .tlsu. making close cshhcG-
rIuu with the Chesapeake an" ONO
railroad for TIE Virginia oprn4s ana
nil ,on,s Nurfh ,na West. THIS Tram
siops only 4, Manchester.
up. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sur.
oio dzyl with passenger coach attached.
This Is rhc only line running do"h'r "a'i! "''"
pass.uyrrs for Glover Ihll connect AZ hc>t"i
daIy Except sunday ny taxing III" 10 \. IL "''
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRANS :,
,.,u lo,ve richmond at . a. VI. AMI $3.50 I. 1i'
every sunday till further note ,-o-,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg "'.' ''"f' 't''N
the Appomatton depot. e,,,w s,,,,r,,,en,lent
H. y y. SIi-t' m
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AIOTICE.-KnoW all men by these pre-
1N seuts, that have this day appointed JOHN Z.
LAuGHToN, JK., my agent, for me and md IN my
GENERAL AUCTIONEEH, and to rent such prem
ses In the city or Richmond &s he may deem neces-
So. 5ss.9s Isst4s u. ". BIDGO0D
RIcHNeaD, Va, September 8, 1877.
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BY JAS. Macdougal Auc'ioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Il STOVES, TiN-WARE. SPRING-WAGON,
IRON-SAFE, CLASSROOM SHELLY
ING, TIMERS TOOLS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

BIZ virtue of two deeds of trust executed 10 me ps
Mr. George Kein-thc former dated the ION DAY OF
July. 1875. and the latter dated the 18TH DAY Oh
February. ls77-both of which deeds have becn
duly recorded in the clerks office Of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond. shall, being so re-
ouired Lv the beneficiary III said deeds, proceed 10
sell at auction at the store of said Klein, No. 6l2
BROAD street, on FRIDAY the 21st instant, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
mentioned in said deeds, being valuable stock OF
COOKING and HEATING-STOFES,
TOILET SETS, LAMPS,
GAS-FIXTURES,
Large assortment of TISWARE,
FRUlT-JARS.
KNIVES and FORKS, ".
excellent lot Of TIMERS TOOLS and MA
CHINERY.
SPRING-WAGON and HARNESS.
/ nearly new IRON-SAFE. combination loch'
made by Mosler, l3ahmann Co.:
CLASSROOM SHELVING,
TOYS, &C., &C.
The attention of the trade IL respectfully asked to
this sale, as the goods all rst-cla.s and must he
sold.
TERMS. sums of SIS and under. cash: over $50
and under 500 thirty days over 500, sixty days
for approved, negotiable notes.
CHARLES EUKER, Trustee.
las MAcpouGALL, Auctioneer.
JAS H1>o Sc I7-M.Tu.W ,Th&F
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VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER
COUNTY FOR sALE.-In pursuance of n de-
cree of the Circuit Court OF Essex county the un-
dcrsgned commissioners will, on SEPTEMBEh
10TH NEXT, ut Hanover Courthouse, az II o ci0CK
NJ offer for sale mt public auction the FINE FARM
Of c. +. N. Garnctt. Esq. known as CEDAR Hill,
containing 6O5h ACRES. IL Is twrnty-thrte miles
ton Both the Richmond, Fredericksburg ard 70
tomlac and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads run
through ft and IL borders the North Anna TlrGT a
Mic md half or more. About one half the land Is
Clear and i'm high state of cultivation. and Is as
good as any In EanOvar county. There Is On 1T an
excellent DWELLING-HCUSE and all the neceS-
sary out-buldings.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay cost and
charges attendant upon said sale and the sum Of
50. 100 with interest at six per cent. thereon from
December go, 1873: the balance In equal install
meis In one two, and three years. for which bonds
arc TO be given with good personal security.
JOHN JOHNS. JR,
r. r. B. WRIGHT.
se3 Commits imG.s.
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as;si;,szisFl1S;sIs Tisls z Bay ~
4 UcTIoS SALE OF
~ FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
SHOWCASE,
WINES AND LIQUORS

w,I, sol, mt public auction ut my store, No. 1874
All" street. al, WEDNESDAY MORNING., Sep.
ic,nber To- 1877: ut 10 O'clock. my entire Stock OF
GROtiERJES. FIXTURES. &C., consisting IN part OF
BRANDIEs, WHlSKEYS, WINES,
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, G.s
CANNED FRUITS. CIGARS,
SPICES, SOAPS, CANDLES,
VINEGAR. MOLASSES,
WOOD aud WILLOW-WARE,
CHEWING and SAIOKISG-TOBACCO,
FINE CHAMPAGNE. &C.. &C.
One pair NEW PLATFORM COUNTER
SCALES,
One FINE NEW COUNTER.
TERMS: CASH A. NJ. HARRISON,
sel4 1924 Main street.
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BY Frank ID. Hill, Auctionecr,
No. 1lOS Main street.

TRANkLIN-STRE STORE. COR.
l. NER OF WALL (OR FIFTEENTH STREET
AT AUCTlUN.-M request OF owner will sell at
auction, on the premises. on MONDAY. September
II. 1877, at 5 o'clock p. NJ. that very valuable
BRICK STORE. will DWELLING with five rooms
above. on the southwest corner Of Franklin and
WaH tor Fifteenth streets. This property can he
made very valuable and rcmuncratirc by a little
alteration. and can be made 10 yield L handsome
income.
TERMS: Very reasonable and announced on day
OF sale
This property will he sold great bargain, us the
owner Is determined to sell.
FRANK ID. HILL. Aurtionccr.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATel@= ,
- COMPANY. tEsssssasss;ES2Ss
FOR NORFOLK, BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PBlA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

ON and after WEDEt SDAY- September 9th. Tho
fast and elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK lear
rying United States mail will leave Richmnnd foi
the ahOvc-namrd pisces every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY, and FRIDAY, at $3.50 a. VI.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT nj
the historical points of interest on james river
tpass,ng through Dutch Gapl. including iortiiica-
lions, famous bitilc-iclds, jamestown. Fortres.
Monroe. RIp-Iaps. Hampton Roads, &c, &c.
Close connections made 1T Norfolk with the cle-
CANT steamers CAROLINA aud FLORIDA. OF the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
ana Boston: also. witt the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets all of the aboyc-I,l med cities.
bv the lines named. sale IL CARRIERS agency, S26
Main street; at Exchange Hotel. and board Of
steamers.
Freight received daily (SundayS cxccptcd} from Z
4. ". To =. NJ. for Boston, Providence Norfolk,
Portsmouth. and regular landings on James river
Way-landing freighfs must be prepaid
SPECIAL NOTlCE,-Thc elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, having been temporarily Withdrawn
from The regular line, is now ready for special char
ter for day or moonlight excursions at low rates.
/. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
ONCE: COmpany's wharf, Rockets and 003 Main
street. IL
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BY Poindexter & Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Aucrioneers,
No. 1900 Main street, under Planters National Bank.

No. 200 Main street, undcr PAINTERS NHtlondI u NJ
UCTION SALE OF FOUR HUNDRED
n AND NINETY ACRES OF MOST HALgA-
BILE TIMBERED LAND INNEW KESI I S s'yf h
Of WINDSOR SHADES, ON THE CHlChA-
oMiNY RlvER-By requeS. Of the owners we we
shall sell by auction, at New hent Conrtnouse' on
O'clock NJ. the a6ove-described valuable property
known as LITTLE MOUNTAIN" The attention
NJ those engaged iu the wood business is called To
he sale as Il is estimated that this tract Will cu
600 cords of wood, besides furnishing large
quantity of material suitable for railroad-tes
Labor is abundant in the neighb0rhood, and teams
for hauling can be engaged ut moderate rates.
For more particular description apply to KoBEhi
CHANDLER, New Kent Courthouse or the uhuer'
signed >, =
TERMS One half cash; balance In three ana sly
months, satisfactorily secured.
Sc 17,IS.I0,23, 1927 Noel SO ,7.S.0,IO.i1
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UNDERWRITERS.

TTAY 81 SUTHERLAND. E7
ll(SUcCEsSORS TO WILLIAM MURRAYl.~
FURNISHING UNDERTAKINGS,
- 1O7 Governor street.
We keep on hand full stock of WOOD and
METALLIC BURlAL.CASES AND CASkETS
Orders promptly attended 10 in city or country, al
prices to suit the times. Also. FURNITURE-RE.
manner, Mr.. HAY having had an experience OF
twenty-five years with Mr.. Murray In the unaer'
taking and cabinet-making business. 1y s1-oM
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


Tor NEW YOR K.-The OLD ~SEESs>
l. Dominion Steamship Comrany's sSasslssssS
Steamship RICHMOND, Captain SWIFT, will sal
FRIDAY, September 21sf. ut = O'Clock L. H.
Freight received until o'clock J.. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed aud goods for.
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north South. east
and west: also, 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2. SIecragc. &c ant
SS.
For freight or passage. apply to
e. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
sc 1885, rOmpany's Wharf. Rockers.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale IS poneh on ace 1unt Of the in
clemency of The weather TO THURSDAY. Scpteln-
Der goth, 1t O'Clock L. ~, when II will positively
take place. FRANK ID. HILL,
c. 9 Auctinurcr.
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Auction sskT,Es@Fnrurc :nayu.
by Jas. Macdousnll, Aucioncrr,
No. 10 Governor street.

------~>---~-~---~-~r--
ByJns. Mncdoul.ull. Auc.ioncer.
No. 10 Governor street.
GUPERIOR UsEHoLD FURNI-
TURE, ELEGANT FRENCn.PLATE MIR
RoRs, VALUABLE ou.-PAINTINGs,
GRAND CHINA DINNER SET.
EXCELLENT VELVET CAR
PETS, LARGE MARBLE
VASES, &C., &C.,
ATAUCTION. .@'
At The request Of Mrs. John Trceianh who is de-
cning housekeeping, will SELL at kcr residence,
No. 507 Grace street, between Fifth and Sixth, on
WEDNESDAY The 26th instant, ut lDf O'Clock, all
of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C, consist
ing of ..s..
l excellent ROSEWOOD eOgBLE-PARLOR
SUIT of ten pieces;
l extra large magnificent FREECH-PLATEM MIR
R0R and STAND;
2 elegant FRENCH. hNTEL-MIRRORS
very sne aLARBLE-TOr BUFFETs in ROSE
WOOD, WALNUT. and OAK, Handsomely
l fuT-renEth PORTRAIT Of Henry Clay;
2 valuable on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Child
q sn anc o Il; fItsfrHS aandscapes):
GRAND DOUBLE CHINA DINNER SET of
2 pa Sfn large M dfsIEb; VASES:
Q beautiful PARLQR-CHANDELIER
superior extra large VELVET CARPE1Si
WALNUT LIBRARS-TABLE.
MARBLE-TOP PIER and CENTRE-TASLES,
A large assortment of elegant CUT-GLASS COB
LETS, WINES, TUMBLERS, DECANTERS,
&C.;
WALNUT BEDSTEADs, MARBLE-TOP BU-
REAUS and WASHSTANDS;
/ WALNUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new:
Extra fine HAIR and SuUCK MATTRESSES:
Superior FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS, aud Pill
LOWS:
IRON HAT-RACK and CHAIRS:
REFRIGERATOES, TOILET-WARE:
l splendid No. "Times" COOKING-STOFE aud
FIXTURES: kitchen-ware generally;
CHAMBER-STOFES, TENDERS, &C., &c.
The attention Of the public Is respectfully called
10 this sale. rs 1t Is seldom such opportunity pre-
sents itself TO purchase frst-class furniture
$50 JAS. MACDOUGALL,
So 1q-W MTlL&W Auc ioneer.
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CLOTH ING
HORSES, MULES. dc:

HORSES, MULES. DC.
TOR SALE.-HAVE JUST RE-
II CEIyED from Kentucky TWENTY GsaA
ONE EXTRA, FINE, LARGE MULES, nN~N.
broke and unbr0ke. Parties III want VIII sesaAaGe
and it to their interest to call and examine before
r ,,ns. ~ .. EDMUND BOSSIEUX.
ps Stables on Franklin street
between Eighteenth and Nineteeth streets.
sc IL -eod2w*
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POSTPONEMENT

Owing TO the inclemcncy Of the weather. the above
sale is post poned until WEDNESDAY, September
18TH, 1877, at the same hour O'Clock !. NJ.
CHARLES =. LAT1ItOP,
JAMES CASKIE,
sells Commissioners.
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GROUND PLASTER.-250 tons FINE
" GROUND PLASTER daily expected per
schooner Ella Frnces.
je28 A. ;. ......:
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SEEDS, &c.
nRCHARD-GRASS SEED.
Weare receiving the NEW CROP OF ORCHARD.
Caroline county, Va. Fog sale TO farmers.
PALMER, HARTSOOK & CO.,
~ 26-d&w2m Richmond. va.
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

sIhEDDLE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1877.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
i LITTLE MARKET AND TRUCK FARM
THREE MILES EAST OF THE CITY. LYING
IMMEDIATELY ON TIE NEWBRIDGE OR
NINE-MILE ROAD. ADJOINING THE LANDS
OF CAPTAIN BABCOCk AND OTHERS. AND
is KNOWN AS A PART OF THE JENNINGS
ESTATE.-In execution of certain deed of trust
dated May 20, 1876. recorded in The clerks office of
Hcnrico County Court, D. B. 81. page 343. from
John Thomas Neal and wife TO as trustee, shall
(being required to do by the holder Of the note
thereby secured, default having been made IN the
payment Of the same proceed 10 SELL upon the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the 1st day of October. 1877,
at O'Clock. the LAND conveyed by said deed, and
described rs follows: IA 533-1000 ACRES. lying
on Nine-Mile road. with FRAME DWELLING
and other improvements thereon. The lanh Hes well
and the soil is good, and the place being situated so
near the city, presents good opportunity to pur-
chase nice little farm so desirably localed.
TERMS: Cash rs to cost and EXPENSES Of sale and
sufflcency to pay Off note for 500, with interest
thereon from the Goth day of November, 1876 I'LL
paid, and residue upon liberal terms
II. G.. CANNON. Trustee.
So 81 On 01 "a o5.o6 27 y .20SUc1
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y

CUMMISSI0NERS SALE OF \ FARM
" CONTAINING 24e4 ACRES OF LAND
NEAR ASHLAND. IN, HANOVER COUNTY:
Pursuant to 4 decree of Hanover County Court
rendered on the Goth September, 1871, In a GER
tain suit under the style of Vores rs. Lnunsberry,
&C., the subscriber will proceed to sell ut pub.
lie auction. to the highest bidder, In front OF
Cox Il I.eake's store. i'll Ashland Hanover county,
on SEPTEMBER q, 1877. At II o'clock ,. NJ
that certain TRACT OF LAND near Ashland.
Hanover county containing 24S4 ACRES, more or
less. adjoining the lands of john Patterson, Patrck
H. Perrin, John Perrin, ana others. being the tract
purchased by Amos y. Lounsberry Of amcs W.
Ratclitfc and now occupied by Lewis S. King. The
buildings are substantial and sufficient. The proX-
unity of the land To Ashland and us schools,
churches and college. renders it very desirable.
TERMS: The deed requires cash Is 10 about
Sl475, and the residue on such terms us The said
LOunsb may prescribe or rs shall be announced
at the sale but IL IS certain that very liberal terms
will be agreed upon at the sale
WILLIAM J. LEAkE,
Special Commissioner.
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Cricr. Sc 15-lOt
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cept Sunday at 400 l.. 81. aud arrives AZ tor
louisville at 7:+j T. VI.
Mail train between Hichm"ud and Hinton runs
daily Except SlndtNt. between Hinton and Hunt
iugton runs IiailH, stopping at ati regular stations.
Express train runs tEuiN, st"p.nH" at Hanover
junction, NOcl's. Trcvitn's Louisa. t,"rlnnsyIlic
Charlottesville. StaUrton. Gp>hcu, MitlhOro. Cos
inytOn, and al regular stations w,.,t Of toyingt0n.
Mail and express trains connect "a t,"rdunsyIe
for Washington and the North. and ~ iharloti,S
Vile tor Lynchtllrg and the South.
Express train connect At Cincinnati Sith trunk
lines for all points in 'hc West. Northwest. and
Southwest. and al Richmond with t!r' I!chm"uG
and Ddnyillc and Richmond aDd Petersburg trains
for all points South.
Slceplllg-cars run IN niEh.-triinS.
Mail train ARRIVES al RichEDnd al J:3u !. VI.
Express train arrives 1t Richmond a. G:3o A. ~
Accommodation train arrive, II Richmond u.
Sac 4. VI.
Through tickets sofa and baggage checked 10 all
principal points.
For rates, information, &c. aul'r al C"mp1ny's
offices, and AT $40 Main ,'nci. RirhmonI Va;
CONWAY x. HOWARD.
General Passenger -HG Ticket Agent.
". VI. ;. DUNN,
leg Engineer AMI >uu"rint"n'"ut-
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RAILROAD LINES.
- E E. E5l sE

II 1CHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
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NOW is THE TIN .mFuRSiR
~ TURE At. BOTTOM pRlCEs; III If, IN
find |. to their aesd to e Sal
ooD an hand and an, receiving large stock OF all
the latest styles for chamber, parlor, and dining
room These goods being bought al the lowest cash
, neS1i s'N jy31
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WANTED, ALI. THE GENTLEMEN,s,,
w YOTITH,S. AND ROYS' FADED AND
soII,En Ct,OTHING TO CLEAN OR DYE. at
iSe Cheapest rates and in the best style The best
facilities. Reduced prices Pants, 5Oc. coatS, %;
Other articles at proporionately cheap prices, az
McKENNY & CO.'S Steam Cleaning and Dyelng
Establishment, AIS Marshall street, near fltth.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
OAND VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AMI
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
'oke and Cuttrel lrl,eeS,)
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sl., moderator Was prcssntsd an spread
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FURNITURE.

WHlENN. Y1H BY Son T9 fs 10 see
fall stock of elegant and superior designs, The r.
prices have been reduced until they are lover
;,an they have been IN thirty years. Al can DC DC
the moor. Examine my stock, and The price, sfaii
nieaSe. SAMUEL W. HARWoOD,
al 313m Governor street Richmond.
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DYGrHbbs 6 Williams

Peal Estate Agents and AuctIoneeis.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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tRE>krEAkE Nkppiifu i:AILROAy.J
RICHMOND. VA. Jurr |. 1871. (
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" EDAp.-rn and after SUMMARIES 2, 1877
M o. fr1l ~, ilruit flIl
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WANTS.

WANTED, AN ENERGETIC, GEN
w TLEMANLY CANVASSER for Singer Ma
chine, Best references required. A splendid chance
for a good man. Address Box 100, DanvilIe Va.
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BJ Edward G. GOddin, Real Estate Auctionccr,
No. 1915 Main street.

90 lo-W,F,M,TrL&W
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THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
i GET A POSITION AS TEACHER i'll family
or school. He has graduated in Latin. French, Ger,
man, and Chemistry, and can teach also Greek ana
English. The very best references given. For fur
ther information apply 10 Y. L. D0GGETI.
sc l0-3t* Frederick Sburg. Va.
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BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioLecr,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-02-16
How Senator Nye Vanqulshed Charles
Sumner.

rum tuc DoStou lTAubCblpk.
The following story illustrates the
wit and common sense of ex-senator
Nye, of Nevada:
The question upon debate was il
bill TO admit the Chinese to equal
privileges of citizenship, and Mr.
Sumner had the floor. His speech
was, rs usual, elaborate, studied and
classical, his periods rounded, and
his arguments full y up to the stand
ard OF the Massachusetts statesman
and scholar. His appeal for the chill
dren of the Flowery Kingdom was
earnest, and wnen Mr.. Sumner con
cluded it was evident that he had
made quite an impression upon the
Senate. AT this juncture, SO soon as
Sumner had taken has seat, Mr.. Nye
sprang to his feet, was recognized by
Mr.. Coltax, the President of the Sen
ate, and spoke somewhat rs follows:
"Mr. President:-I was born in the
good old county of Steuben, in New
York State, and raised upon farm.
My parents were hard working,
thrifty people, fearing God and doing
their duties with good conscience.
We had morning aud evening pray
ers, in which we always offered IN
appeal to the Almighty for the free
dom of the slave. My good mother,
God bless her, was II careful house.
wife, and among other standard
American delicacies, douyhnuts were
always provided. We all liked
dolghnuts, aud | think the Anleri-
can tarm boy that don't like dough-
nuts is hardly to be found. | often