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The eloquent Senator Conkling
Persistently will 10 the wrong cling;
He tried for two days
TO kill K. Il. HayeS-

Eelligcrcnt Senator Conkling!
But it's found out by Senator Conkling
That most people will TO the strong cling;
That they flock round the White House
Like birds round q lighthouse.
Alas, then, fer Senator Conklfng!
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SCHOOLHOOKa.
SCHOOL-BoOKs..


ScHooL--BooKs. -
COLLEGE and UNIVERSITY TEXTBOOKS,
MEDICAL and Law BOOKS for students and
the profession, '>t'&rr'-'.~=
FRENCH. ENGLISH, and GERMAN SCHOOL,
BOOKS; .5 ,ssra,.
SECONDHAND BOOKS for sale cheap;
STATIONERY for the school-room aud desk.
receiving daily at the bookstore of
oc1 WOODHOUSE & PARHaH.
pICHMOND SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT.
j. T. ELLYsOS,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
HIP MAIN STREET
tbree doors above Dispatch oriccl.
has all the books used in our public and private
schools, which he offers at
VERY Low PRICES.
OLD BOOKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
DID copies of McGufcy's and Wilson's Reader.
Quackenboss Arlthmctics, and Swinion', lIiS,or;,s
taken in exchange for the new books 10 be used ,hts
session at prices agreed upon by the Superintendent
Of Public Schools.
FIVE-CENT BOOK-STRAr.
Soc my new flve-cent book-strap-as good a.anv
teu-cen: strap In the city.
ONE-CEST sLATE-CLEASER
My one-cent slate-cleancr Is cheaper than ,p0pca
Requires no water, and Is always ready for u.s."
SlATE-PESClL HOLDERS, SCfIOOL-BAGS
and everything used In our public and priyac.
schools can he had at the very lowest rates nj
-.....- j. r. ELLYSOS'S. lll2 Main street.
Sc II (thrsc doors above DiSpntch OfIccI
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EXCURSIONS.
THE GRANDEsT EXCURSION.

The most attractive EXCURSION OF this year
VIII be made under the auspices of the indies OF Cen
tenary church 10 ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and NEW
YORK. Leaving the depot Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad on MONDAY. 18th october. at 81 5
=. d., promptly. will arrive in Washington at 6:30
on Tuesday morning, and connect with the through
train on the Baltimore and Potomac road, and
reaching New York OIL the afternoon Of same day.
Returning, will leave Washington at O'Clock on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. reaching Richmond
about O'Clock Of same night. Congress being In
session Will make Washington especially attractive.
Fare to Alexandria and Washington and re-
Fare 10 Baltimore and return. ............... 81
Fare TO Philadelphia or New York and Tt
turn - 90
Half-tickcts to New York and return......... W
Tickets to each Of the aboye-named point IS good
for fifteen days, to return on any regular train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio road. Parties have the
privilege OF stopping at either of the above.named
points going returning. Baggage checked through
10 any point If names are left with Mr.. A. W. Gar
Der, S21 Main street. -... =. -
Tickets for Baltimore or New York for sale by
Dir. A. Welsh, of Southern Express office sl9 Main
street to Washington by Dir. Z. p. Hudgtns, at
Courtney & Powell's, Broad street, or W. F. W: Tay-
lors, corner Broad and Fourth streets. Parl0r-car
chairs may be secured by leaving name ut Southern
Express office. Parties will confer favor by pur-
chasing tickets on Saturday the 18th Instant! oc 8
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TITHEN YOU BUY FURSlTukE@
w ar NJ .TrR RSsEs don't fail TO see my Ia
M, stockof elegant and superior lesisna. Ias
prices have been reduced they are ,ST' can DO
Than they have been ~ thirty Ysass, the rich OK
ihe poor. Examine my stock, and ne S sassSp,
please. n tIlI-sI5TEE SAMUEL w. HAksMSsn,and
p am 81. ann Governor street, sseha'suS's
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MEETINGS.

EPTCfAI MOTTO E.-The Methodist
y .ministers ofathis city and Ma1chester, and the
following Rentlenen-v1z. Stephen EntlieY, John Z.
Branch, Robert H. Whitlock. G. j. Hunt, James b.
Pace, II Wiley Davis. T. T. Toler. David Parr, sr.,
j. Il. Perdue, And Professor w. a. Sheppard-ar
toher 10Th, at o'clock, III the pastors study Of
Rroad-Streel church. for the purpose OF organizing
the Duncan Monument Association. $500
- P. A. PETERSON ~
oc 11.2t% Temporary President
MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem n
Wl bers Of METROPOLITAN. LODGE. :"
No. IL, are requested TO attend stated conn., ~
muncation of their Lodge at 8. Alban's Hall THIS
Master Masons in good standing are invited to at
&c Hit q. Il. JACOBS, Secretary.
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MT THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
CARPETS in any dry goods house in this city Is at
COHEN BROTHERS. SEQ
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Personal.

mo TIE PUBLICAN parties are here
II by warned against TRADING IN ANY Pa
PER drawn either In our favor or in the favor OF
RichardEon IL Co., such paper having been stolen
from us.s5f. loo s-1wJ VA IATHRUP & LEIGH. j
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FEAST.

LADIES OF CLAY-STREET
l. BAPTIST CHURCH are now holding FEAST
ut the chanel, corner of Clay and Graham streets.
which viii be continued AFTERNOON and NIGHT
until FRIDAY NIGHT of the present week; the
proceeds to be devoted to putting baptissry In the
chapel.
The friends Of the church and the public gene
rally are cordially Invited to attend. oc 11-ltS
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III COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
in receipt of 4 very extensive stock Of LADIES
CLOAKS In price from ~ to S45. seq
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FURNITURE.
At JACOB MAYS. e07 BROAD STREET.

NEW GOODS.-Just received, TWEEN "a
II ~ suits OF Fine Parior aud Chamber FUR u
ni,ure and daily receiving additions ., 10 'a rst
Parlor Suits in tapestry eosiins, sa hambr SUITS
With French nressers, Dressing Cases ana ' R.
styes. Also. Walnut Wardrobes, siaeooS a With a
mi, line of Cheap Goods, which offer II pFiess
csn,iot be eq,l,ied In the city. Don't ian !" 'A''
inc my STOCK pe'ofe p''' euAE i. GATfIRIGHT,
%. La Governor street.
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pILL-HEADs, 81 to $40 per reap, at the
] ID DISPATCH PRlATISG-HOUsE ID
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SYCLE BROTHERS will show the incest lot Of
CARPETS, RUGS, aud OIL-CLOTHS IN the mar
YOURSELF and be convinced that SYCLE BRO
THEIRS is the cheapest place In the city to buy Your
CARPETS, &C., &c.
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HAVING ERECTED NEW MA
IL CIiINERY for preparing COOKING AMI
KISDLINGWOOD. can furnish 1t ut the shortest
notice. cut to suit any stove. JDc. less than I'll!
prices. 400 cord FOREST PINE AMI OAK. GOO
tons ANTHRACITE COAL. SUIT GOALS. COKE.
&C.; sold BY weight. j. Il. LACY,
Ninth .trrct bet wccn Main and Frans lin.
Factory and yard Ninth street between Main and
Cary. So lS-lm
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HHHE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COM.
i PANY deliver promptly In all parts of the city
their celebrated CLOVER HILL LUMP. Hail.
NUT, ENGINE, and SHOP COAL, only by weight,
gvIngA ton, about 80 bushels. for about the ma
that was formerly charged for % bushels. CannnJ
be convinced that IL Is TO ysur interest 10 p,rOpir
this home enterprise. Yard: Corner ScTenth ami
Byrd streets, Richmond, Va rcI
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WOOD AND COAL,

NOV IS THE TIME TO CONTRACT
~ FOR FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES
For quality and price The ENGINE and FORCE
COAL mined by Pitcher & Forlolne Is the chcap4r;
used In the city. The HOPE NINE has been re-
Gently opened and the COAL from 1t Is superior 10
any ever brought from the celebrated Norwood
fields. Try IL. WIS. PITCHER.
ocS-2m 500 east Main ST
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"A certain paper published in New Yor,

A certain paper published in New York
Is only sevcnty-fve cents year, ana eacn
subscriber is promised "a goid-plateo
watoh-chain, lady's Jet brooch, Jet ear
drops. pair gold.stone ssecve-butsons, lady 8
heavy wedding-ring, set spiral studs, new
style col,ar-stud. and gentleman's diamond
min" And vet we are told that some per-
sons call the publisher mean and ciose-tisted
and oyer-reaching because he wont thro"
In three-story brick house and two.horsc
carriage. But he couldn't do that unless ne
were to advance the price Of his paper 10
one dollar year. and then they wousa
growl again. NorriStoscn Herald.
The war in the East still RACES, without
any indications OF q truce. Day BEFORE yes
ferCIay a Turk and Serf Quarreiiea mnlie
nIay1np dom;nocs in cafe, and the 1urk
got I'm and slapped the Servian's race, anu
Ibc Vert was so mad that he ran away 10 ms
nat;ye mountains, and tore great clods anu
chunks O, sod up with his bare tanas, anu
cried and pounded the ground. Ana yet
Christian Europe stands idly by, and never
lifts hand TO stay the frlghtiui atrocitles
that arr. drenching the earth with blood ana
depopulating the faircst portions Oh uhc
East Burlington Ha'ckeye. ....... ...
A story is told of a shrewish Scotchwonah
who tried to wean her husband from the
nublic house by employing her brother %
act the part of ghost and brighten John
on his way home. "Wbo are you?, said
the cuidman. as the apparition rose oeioTe
him from behind bush. 81 am AUG
Nick" was the reply. "Come AVA, man,
said John, nothing daunted; "sle's snake
O. your hand; ] am married tae sister o
ours."-EIchdnge.
A lead Of solid iron ore measuring about
four feet has recently been discovered near
Straitsville, Ohio. The tract of two nun,
drcd acres which includes this lead Is sald
to he good for total yield OF from one
million five hundred thousand to two mil
lion tons. So far this peculiar ore mas not
been found elsewhere.
"Mrs. Parr. OF this village" says Wis
consin exchange, "has had no less than
seventy attacks OF illness during her life
time. and still lives" She must be one OF
the brave Women OF Seventy-SickS. -
Ne,c York Commercial Advertiser.
Little bits.-A tonSorial artist in this city
was bitten in the calf of one OF his legs by
a dog on Middle street yesterday, and pop
ular dry-goodS dealer bit his tongue quite
badly at the breakfast table this morning.
Nep Bedford Standard.
The "female barber innovation APP
pears to have reached the national capital,
Tor at last reports-we quote from Wash
incton paper-Vinnie Ream was at WORK on
the head OF Chief-JuStice Waite.-ErchdnGe.
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AUCTrON sALEs...Fufnre Dayg.
BY Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate Agent md Auctioneer'
11OS Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND VERY ATTRAC.-
ID TIVE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Nc ~; 2 sOUrpHH
FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND E "a
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTIONsIAt inc re-
quest of Mr.. N. NJ. Wilson. the owner, WIN oIer
at Auction, OH the premises lscatsd as a5oye ae
scribed, on FRIDAY, April 81, 1877! at . o'ci HG
r NJ. that most ellgihy locates and desirable COT
TAGE HOME, ut present occupied bY Tue owner ne,
The house ~ framed. with new tin roof. anu con-
tairis SIX large and two small rooms, besides two
store-rooms adjoining the dailug.room; ouile ell
With hot and cold water sc. The kitchen Is Of
brick and detached, and contains three servan M,
rooms, with ample laundry ACCOMMODATIONS e'e-
CANT range, with hot mad cold water, &c. hrek
stable In rear anil fronting on vide alcy MIN nc.
commodations for carriage and horses. Inc iot
fronts on Fifth street 80 feet and has oepth OF
100 feet TO an alley about 20 feet widc e,IdS 'te
alley In there Is side alley three feet Woe on
Fifth street. This property Is centrally atuatS gu
being convenient tonil The business portions Oh e
city. and Is In the hest neghhorhood In Inc ciIy.
TERMS One fonrth cash; the balance In one
Two, and three years. with six per cent interest ad
dcd, secured by a trust deed. ,,
apI9 FRANK u. HILL, Auctioncer.
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Aufr1oN s,AIn,Es-.Thliis nay.
by sa,ncs Macdougal., Aactsoneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
III TURE. COUNTERS. GALES AND
WEIGHTS, &C, &c AT AUCTIoN.-T rsas !, D D..
eral assoft mcnt of FURNITURE. conststng of
WALNUT and STAINED WARDR0BES. 49,,
WALNUT and STAINED BUREAUS and WASH
New JESNY LIND REDsTEADs.
OAK EXTENSION aud ROUNIe-TABLESSo
Vow HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES
MkHO4ANY SIDEDOAKt,S and ETAGEHES'
REFRIGERAT0RS and WATER-CooLERs'
New TiN.SAFES. CRIBS; c,,,o ,l
9 patr PLATFORM COUSTER-SCALro anu
WEIGHTS in good order:
O large (sOUNTER-TABBES.
] nice NN.ALSUT-TOP C0uNIEMEs:
I WALNUT-FRAMEl SHOWCASE
OFFICE DESKS and STOOLS.
4 dozen BABY-CHAIkSiaSs o s1Ssa!s
oII-PAINTlEC and ENGRhFINGS.
SIiVER-pI,hTED BUTTER-DISHES.
JAMES MACDOUGAI.L,
noo Auctinnccr.
~
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ny Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS sA l. E OF TEN ZEN
~ HIGHLY yALU s1R M Bq M.TN R EGS
BETWEEN GRACE CHURCH AND MONROE
PARK BY AUCTION.-By virtue of decree of
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmc me,
entered on the Goth day Of juno, 1876. In the
special commissioners thereby APPOINTED. sell
BY auction, on The premises, on TUESDAY The
Oath of April 1877. at ~ O'Clock 7. NJ, TEN
VALUABLE BUILDING L0TS-four of which
front 81 feet each and SIX 20 feet each, and all run
back between parallel lines 1866 feet to mn alley
twenty feet ~idc-on the north side Of Main street
between Jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
east and west respectively of Monroe Park and
Grace church.
The location OF this property Is of the hest In
the city for mediumsizcd dwellings. and should not
be overlooked by any one desiring to uild for their
own occupancy or for renting purposes. AZ spccu-
lation 1t can scarcely be equaled In Richmond, for
there are combining causes which make It's prospcc-
tive value very great, aad bargain can safely be
expected In Its sale. Buyers looking for GOOD in
vest ments should not fail to attend.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in six. twelve.
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and title re-
tanned until The whole purchase-money is paid and &;
CONVEYANCE ordered by the court.
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAY,
ap19 Special Commissioners.
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!. i SALES.--FUTURE F'1 pays.
by Richardson q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
VALUABLEB BRICK DWELLING ON

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON
N WEST GRACE STREET FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-At the request of the owner and occu-
pant, DIR. Alexander Grant, who proposes to discon-
tnue housekeeping we shall sell by auction on the
premises. on "WEDNESDAY, the 25th of April,
STORY BRICK DWELLING and LOT, with a
Wing IN fhe rear containing -FOUR rooms on saGn
closets, &C., built for his own and occupancy.
with all the modern improvements md cOnvG-
nicnccs and or The best material aud work Inanshp
IN that delightful and improving locality, on lie
soath side of Grace street. corner of Snfer street,
near the residences OF Drs. Barney, j. William
Jones, and W. r. Quarles; r. B. Berkeley, Don r.
fIalsey, Lewis Booker. G. Vaden, and others, aud
near Monroe Park and the street railroad.
TERMS: One fourth cush: baance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months at six per cent, or in six,
twelve, eighteen. twenty-fOur thirty, and thIry-sIx
months nj eight per CENT negotiable notes given
for the deferred payments, with Interest added and
secured by q decd OF trust.
At the same time will sell several valuable
BUILDING LOTS In the same locality.
RICHARDSON & co,
ap 10 Real Estate huclioneers.
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. AUCTION SALE:H-FutureD Days.
: - By Gra6bs Williams,
Auc.toncers and Real Estate Agents,
,s,aaon,,, .,rcct betw cen Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE L a s1IE
Am VALUABLE RESIDENCE nj THE
s11,fTJIEA CORNER OF FIFTH AND l,. GAM Il
sTREE AND THREE BUILDING LOTS A 40;
iIt,INISI;. Ar AUCTION.-Tn execution of a uesh
Of trust dated April and RECORDED In E ss
mona Chancery Court In D. Is. 104 Is, page poo,
heinu thereto required by the creditor secnred;
vii Soil NV auction upon the premises, on MAY l.
1877 M 3g O'Clock T. NJ, the late residence OF john
Eppei,nd deceased, situated as above. Is,
n is large substantially built and extensively
ani.hed residence. with every comfort ant n1oderl,
Convenience fur large family. The rooms ana
halls are large highptehcd, and airy and enjoy an
extensive view below and across the river with tue
advantage of southern hrcezes Which cannot be OBJ
sructcd. The out-buildings are numerous and COM
pletc, and The grounds very attractive.
This property, so complete In all Its arrange
mcnis, and siuated In pleasant neighborh0od
within few minutes walk of the post-oficc, oilers
unusual advantages to n budEr.ss or professions
With the dwelling will he Sold II dcsircd the
adjoining lots In he garden, fronting about eighty
two and onc-raf feet on Fifth street, otherwise
those lots will be sold separately.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale TO oe lnI
about 81 900 I'm cash. and the residue upon s,,c
terms ms the grsntor may direct: but 1t Is prnPablc
that by agreement more favorable terms VIII DC III
nounccd at the time OF the salc.
P.W. GRUBBs. lTrustecs.
JOHN HOWARD, I
GRCHBs g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ap 10
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
CHOUSES AND LOT ON FIFTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS
By virtue of decree OF the Richmond Chancery
Court entered April II, 1877, in the suit of Slalilr1
Otey rS Eliza Hall ct ais. the undersigned, special
commissioner therein appointed. will sell at public
auction on SATURDAY, April 81. 1877, at
O'Clock p. NJ, those TWO FRAME HOUSES, Nos
=, on Fifteenth street between Marshall and Clay
streets. fronting thereon 32T feet and running back
1881 feet, more or less.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay costs and expenses
of sale and suit and one third OF the purchase.
money, and the balance in six and twelve months,
interest added and tile retained till all the purchase
money is paid and deed ordered by the court.
JAMES CASKlE,
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AucfioDeer. ap 16
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BY Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate brokers.
State Bank building, Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AU

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TIoN OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTEREIELD COUN-
Court of the city of Richmond rendered on the
18th day of June, 1876. in the snit OF I:ancasler
and others. trustees, against the Glover Hin Rail
road Company. shall, rs special commissioner APP
pointed by said decree. proceed TO Sc by public AUG
ton, at the Office Of Lancaster Lucke, No. I'LL
II O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY the Alb day OF April,
1871 Th ,es 9GTpE PPRGPEKTy known the
SI4TdF eo ms o. SNE III ASD
NNETYE3ER AGRES IN fee mrfx and ~
ACRES In which tho Glover Hill Company holds
undivided interests and leaSeholds and all the MA.
CHINERY and MP EMENTS used herewith xvii h,
is twenty-onc miles in length, running from Clover
Hin Mines 10 0s9ornss, on Jam M river, With all
TiON-HOUSES. WHARVES AT OSBORNE'S.
and COAL RESERVOIR. An of the above property
Will be sold us 4 whole and lists of the same III de-
tail have been printed. and will be furnished to all
who desire To Inspect them.
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be sl,Gt0 payable ,he
'd day 81 Of JAY anary, ISIS $3.50 on the ist
day of July Isis $3.50 on the he lSt day day
OF OF ' juy yss a and e nf
such purchaSe-monry, one third thereof shall be
paid In cash. one third thereof in six months, and
payments to be secured by negotiable notes of the
purchasers, with approved endorscrs to be secured
by 4 deco OF trust on the property. .
q And at the same time and place shall also sell
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE. THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS. TWO Box
CARS. ONE SECONDED SPASSESGER-CAR.
This rolng-stock Is now in use Oh the Glover Hill
railroad and may be examined ut any iimcb by those
desiring to purchase
THE TERMS OF SALE will be one third cash. one
third on a credit of SIX months, and one third on
credit of twelve months, said deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes of the purchasers
with approved cndorsers, and secured by II deed OF
r s on T 1Ts ARCt%TPer OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LAND, known rs ''TiZzards,' and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND TIfR-
TY-TuREE AND A HALF ACRES the mineral
rights being reserved, they not belonging 10 the
Glover Hill Company.
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufficient to
pay debt of about 1900; and as to the balance,
in two equal paymentS-one Ut six months and one
at twelve mOnths-cvidenccd by the note or bond OF
the purchaser, and secured by deed Of trust the
property.
The commissioner announces that the property
will be cried to the highest bidder and the bid
reported 10 the court
Persons desiring 10 inspect the property will be
shown through the works by the managers r Glover
Hill.
Trains leave Byrd-Strect depot at l:2O P. NJ.
daily Train leaves Glover Hil at 6:l5 a. NJ daily.
JAMES Il. WERTH,
Special Commissioner.
9Th and Byrd Streets, Richmond, Va
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until April 25, 1877,
and will take place at same hour and place. The
property will certainly be sold at that time
JAMES X. WERTH,
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BY W. ii. Lucke, Auctioncr.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VERY DESI-
N RABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, No
LEIGH STREET-By virtue of Il decree Of the
District Court Of the United States for The Eastern
District Of Virginia, entered April H. 1877, In the
C. d. Lowndcs, Us. The Petersburg Railroad Com
pany, &C., shall sell on the premises, eli SATUR-
DAY the 2lst day of April, ut 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the
aforementioned REAL ESTATE, having front
Of 80 feet on the east side of Eighth street, and
running back 100 feet to an alley 0 feet wide, with
TWO-STORY BRICK DIV ELLING thereon COLI
tanning eight rooms.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ut six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and the title rctaiued security for their
payments. p. P. WINSTON.
an Ia Assignee
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IN-STREET BUILDING
L LOTS, FRONTING MONROE PARK, AT
AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, April 26th. at 5
O'Clock F. NJ, the premises, viii offer, at the re-
ON the north side of Franklin between Pine and
Laurel streets depth 1875 feet wide alley These
LOTS are now among the handsomest on the mar
k.f and in view of the continued Improvements
going on in that neighborhOod should attract the
attention Of parties desiring to purchase. The
natural beauty OF the situation and surroundings
are not surpassed by any lots on Franklin street,
and as the owner has made up his mind to sell IT L
great sacrifice a bargain can be had.
TERMS: Very easy, and made known on day Of
sale. FRANK u. HILL,
an 1S-o0.2SStd Auctioncer.