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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
by Robert u. Lyme
- successor to Lyme & Brotheri,
Peal Estate, Agent and Auctioneer,
E.fss. 1912 Main street 81 " .

TRUSTEES SALE OF a HANDSOME,
l. ATTRA ACTIVE AND EXCEEDlNGLS .MELk
CONSTRUCTED FlRST-CLASS FOUR-SIOE1
DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING, NC. ,lO9S SLAI
STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS, NORTH SIDE-As trustees named IN
certain deed Of trust from p; G. Warwick, Esl.
dated May 10, 1874, Of record In the CLERKS once
OF the Chancery Court OF Richmond, IN ID. b. lOf
c. page 3S5. we shall, IN pursuance OF SAID deed
and by request Of the holder Of the second year's
note dated May Ia. 1874, payable TWO years after
date for, the sum of $3,S0e: default having been
the premises, on TUESDAY, May %, 1877, at 5
o'clock 2. NJ the nboye-described beautiful anu
magnificent RESIDENCE, noT occupied by Miss
Charlotte T.. Temple, containing about fourteen
rooms with wide hall through the centre, and built
In the best manner and of the costliest material.
The stable has capacity for two horses aud car
riages and Is well built. All the most modern i'm
provemcuts are infthe house, and the Yards are
handsomely laid of with fine shrubbery. Tue LOT
fronts 100 feet on Clay street and runs back to
wide alley. ''.'" .'" % "
: TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the costs Of sale
and two OF the notes named III said deed-to-Wit:
One for $3 eOS due May IA, 1875. and the interest
from November 1s, 1876: tin paid: the other
note for S4,0l2, falling due May II, 1877, and the
interest due thereon from that date to day OF SALE
and upon credits as to the residue Of phrchasc-mo-
-ney asy follows: for S4,216 TIL May Il, 1873;
S4,420 till lIay Ii. 1879, and as to the balance
upon such credit rs will be named at sale by the
granlor, Or In case of his failure by the trustees.
'''' <. r. COURTNEY, Trustees.
my4 JOHN HOWARD. y '''''T
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= BY George s. Vashon s. Son, g..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, -
No. 2 Tenth street (Shafer'S building).

TOR SALE AT AUCTION. TWO
4 NEwLY-RUILT FRAMED HOUSES. CON
TANNING THREE ROOMS EACH, SITUATED IN
sidney, on THE NORTH SIDE OF DANCE
ouest of the owner will sell at public auction. on
The premises on MONDAY the 21st day OF May,
1877. ut Az o'clock r NJ. the above property, -
Parties DESTROYS OF small houses In the western por-
ton of the city should attend this sale: 49,
TERMs: One fourth cash balance on a. credit OF
ak. twelve and eighteen months, with negotiable
notes interest added, ana secured by trust-deed@
800 49, :. GEORGE s. YASHOS, & Sons
o 1S771o&21 ''Rh 80 r''@ AtIctioneers.
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DILL ADELPHIA, RICH AFFTS
< NIOND. AND NORFOLK STEAN-ssisksssssseeass.i
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0NI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ESGLASD
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Unul further
notice the steamers Of this line will make tri-weekly
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TUESpA :;
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, and Riohmono
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY., con-
necting at Providence with Boston ana Providence
railroad for Boston; aud by our Ea River me iol
the same city ia Cape Cod, landing 1t OLD colony
oePo1 AZ" "' r'.''e ". p. PORTER. Agent, ~
-, 2425 Dock street, I,ichmond.
~ .''+ - - General Agents. e..
: '. -. -. ID. u. G. MINK, Agent.
.my17 s,.,.r No. 20 Devonsdre street. Boston.
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RAILROAD LINES
- &C., R Co.

@ - Co.
RICHMOND AND PETgRsnrpn.
49,. RAILROAD CoMPAyy'
{ IoMMENCING May 18th, 1871 tr,,.
~ ora this road win run as followp: ''ains
1928 A. NJ. THR6EGHH S Mh1s sc ,sI,T. eo,.
i"r Ghiariestop, Augusta, COLUMBIA ~,
vannah. Raleigh. Atlanta, Me- NJ
montgomery. Mobile, New f, risa,a'
and Mi POINTS South and So,, leans. :ai'.
ALSO connects at Petersburg u w,,s -;
.lt..a Atantic, Mississippi and Ohio raiI,a,Ihs.
ior Lynchbdrg. Farmvillr and ,u az
local stations on that road. Tb,s , ,.1r'
1oof. NJ, XCc0aM 70 b1fsSef G and Chester
d. '~'.'I gers taking this train win mai. 's+h-
.H ire" connection at Petersburg 70, Nc, zee
.s.f.-a,f ana at Norfolk with splendid r. -
steamers for Ealtimsre, PbII,dai In, ,iIhe
1921 Ef3 .innd New YORK, and with the on ia
iTsgtE,a' miniop steamers for New Yo-E -, 10
plng az Al regular stations on ~ .'..,-
b:oO +. 81, FtEIGhT daily fexcept sandal, rma.
1918 p. ~. THROUGH MAIL daily ferc.,.
day., connecting for Weldon, P,,c Hah'
-. Hi>lt Wilmington, Charleston, SaTa anr,.n'
sGGE IL AND al points ID fIori,.a. prim,nii'
- ~. - south. 's''Ar 'os wilmington and tie
100 AAyE,gETEEsnUnG NORTH
o''o a. l'i.' ImEOLuiL MAlla daily !exccp; Mon.
Day, connecting with Richr.onn ~ So
}" '''' erickSbure ano Potomac railroad -
-.,I = ali points North. Fast, and W., '"f
f4o a. ~. fkEiGHT TRAIN daily icx,n, Scr
uayl. with coach attaclrf AIS
1880 y. d., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN ,.n
passenger coach attached! vs."
7:l6 Z. VI. THROUGH NAI. daily, coun.c,,..
D. with Richmond. Fre!erirk. iury 49,, ,,.
..nti! Potomac railroad Tor ali p1ln,. r ~!
.. s., and West. Sleeper attacicd rnnnIr,,
through. Also. making rc,e c .",,Ls
. ton with the Chesapeake ami W.
..r railroad for the Virginia Sprinr. o nn
.. all points North and West. Til. tr' 'In
stops only n Manchester and Chez In,r
rms Is the only line running doub!. ,IatIy,r,n'
frcH Richmond South. '' "hA
Passengers for Glover Ilnl connect =, Cho....
daily, except Sunday. ''>''
- SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
VIII leave Richmond at \. u. and =. " c:rr7
sunday till further notice 80 ,''"'
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start ,-o,,
the AppOmutto1 depot '''I
my ID 4, SHAW. Superintendent,
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RICHMOND. FKED'G & POTOMAC u, X. CO.I
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. December IL. 1876.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC II, X. IO.I
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent.
RICHMOND. December IL. 1916. ,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY. December 18Th
rains will run on this road as follows:
sos 4. IL. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily "N-
cept Sunday, connecting with the Ba.-
tinlOre ano Ohio and Baltimore an.
Potomac railroad, due al New York Z,
at 1:1OP.M.
S.3S p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily. con.
Meeting at Washington with the BaIti-
more and Potomac railroad. arriTiG,
in New York at $50 4. ". Through
sleeper from Richmond TO New l".a:
price 81 berth. So.
1870 Pm. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. f.:
Junction. leaves BroaL-Sireet static
(Sundays excepted
7:O5 A. II. arrives at Byrd Street station iaii$
leaves New York al 6:03 the lrcce''-
ing evening.
HOO Z. ~ arrives al Byrh-Strcet station daI! tcN'
cept Sunday. ~
$40 4. 81. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN STRIVE
at Broad-Street station sslmdlys ea'
.s...s., e.. .., ceptedi.
pas.enger-car. which will bc attat he'd to freight
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY At $50 4. NJ. ar,
rlyiAg at Quantico ut LOO i. NJ. IeiurnIn;' VII
leave Quantico on same days At 8 L. ~, arriving =!
Broad Street depot at 10:47 7. NJ.
Through sleeDers ard coaches rum on ncil, trahi
between Richmond and New York each way.
: FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street station On
MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAY NIGHTS.
and arrive on mornings Of same days. Constitutes
lice nc depot can obtain freight at Boulton on pre-
cedfng evening,
Through bills of lading and rates given 10 al pr.n.
'T-'-,-''' General Superintendent
.- .,.-.s ....-l# G. A. TAYLOR.
dc12 General Freisht aud Ticket A2ent.
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Last week gentleman OF this city had
occasion to write note OF recommendation
for certain party to friend in another
part OF the city. Being in hurry to catch
4 train, he merely scrubbed on card,
-sTreat him like u trump" and said that
would insure every courtesy on the part OF
the friend. The bearer OF the card called
that afternoon at the place Of business OF
the person addressed and presented the
card. The latter glanced over it, recognized
the signature, and read the message as fol-
lows .sTrcat him like tramp" The next
moment he had the astounded visitor by the
back OF the neck, and before the latter could
say a word be was bounced clear out to the
curbstone, and the door was banged in his
face. There have since been explanations
made all around.-ChicaJo Inter- Ocean.
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by Chafin, Staples b Coz - -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
4-'' No. / north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A YALU-
" ABLE LOT IN CLAY STREET BETWEES
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS, WITH A IlRiCh STA
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond, pronounced in the cause Of JSmes Grego'rSy
trustee. rs. Radcliffe and ais, VIII sell, on 'ne
O'CLOCK ?. NJ, Inc PROPERTY above described,
fronting so iect on Clay street and having depth
TERMS: One third cash: balance in two equal
Instruments of six and twelve months with interest
from day of sale. and the title retained until con-
'''"N>~ - j. NJ. GREGORY, -.
Snecial Commissioner.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co., Auctionecrs.
nv 17-l0.11 ,23.G24 g.
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1Hfp4 az by Robert u. Lyme -''' II q -
-L.,t(successor to Lyme & Brother), ~ =
~ , Real Estate Agent and lAuctioneer, T J. Il :
,r-s 1919 Main, street. =, ,,,,r...

SALE OF "A HAND
Sy.SOME AND DESIRABLE iTMREE.STOR1
BRICK TENEMENT, No Ga ON The E E SsiI
ANDM STREETS, OCCUPIED BY J0HN,A:
ZINI. ESQ. ANOTHER TW O-STQIY BRICk
DWELLING, NO. 703,ON NINTH STREET. NEAk
III, OCCUPIED BY G. N WILLIAMS. ESQ: BY
AUCTION.-In pursuance Of two DEGREES OF the
Chancery Court. In tLe suit OF bright us Walsh and
ais. the first entered on the 14th day gf April:
1877, and the second entered on the 9TH dry OF
May, in the same cause; wc,tiIe undersigned,
special commissioners therein appointed, viii pro-
coed tn sell. upon the premises commencing Mt the
Tenth-strcet house, on TUESDAY the 29th day of
Stay, 1877. a: 5 O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scrfbed in said decrees.' First, that nice STOCK
BRICK TENEMENT, occupied rs above described,
containing eight rooms kitchen; gas, wafer, &C.,
with LOT 90 by go feet deep: and Immediately
thereafter the BRICK DWELLING No, -, on The
eastern side Of Ninth street. north Of and near 10 NJ
street, occupied by Mr. Williams, containing about
nine rooms; gas and water, with LOT "a by 20
feet Each house has al iron veranda and nice
porches, and for, renting purposes yielding good
per cent offers good opportunity to purchasers TO
secure property conveniently located TO busi mess
TERMS under the DEGREES VIII be one fourth In
cash : residue upon credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with six cent interest added to
notes, and title retained until all the purcase-mo-
ney Is paid and is ordered by The court
A. u. SANDS,
.. 5's...-. -.t..-| A. r. COURTNEY,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
'myl6 Special Commissioners.
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FoE OLD POINT. go

Il -. : ..,.., ksss.sssEssSSsss .
The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COhlrA.
NY'S DAILY LINE has arranged with the pro-
prieor Of the Hygeia HOTEL Old Point, the follow
ing tickets. good to OLD POINT AND RETURN
including FIRST-CLASS BOARD at the new and
elegant Hygeia Hotel, viz. -
No. 1-From Saturday until Mountaineering 90
No. 2-For one half week.. ................ 90
No. 3-One week. 10 %
Also, the company offers the FAMILY CHEAP
SUMNER TICKET to TREE POINT, opposite
Brandon, on James river (half way) and return
same day by up-stcamer, 81. g.
Tickets on sale ut CARRIERS, Exchange HOTEL and
on board steamers.
The fast and elegant steamers JOHN SlLFES-
TER and ELIZA HANCOCK. composing this Line,
ueweS. Stcainers leave at 6 4. II. daily Sundays
exceptcd). ....s .,ly IL my u
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r h by Poiudcxter & Tuppcr' -.
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
1000 Main street, under Planters Bank.

GALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE BUILD
= mr., TOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
NEAR sRAFER, STREET, AND ADJoiMiiNSGS
THE HAN DSOME pUlLpiNGS ~, MAIE s,!...
~ The owner we shnli seNby auction, on the prem
Ives, ON SATURDAY the 10th instant. ut O'CLOCK \
- NJ ths aboye-described property, fronting 4 %
feet on Grace street, and extending back 16l teet
to foot alley. +4.,.f - .,.-.f., 5,..fs...
ihHme . i''''' ii'oINDEXTER & TUpPER,
,,o AuctoneerS.
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- ByRobcrt B:Lyne, ','"'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, -
,oy 49, No. 1912, Main street =! .li....s

1,RUSTEE's SALE OF AVAILABLE
|, L EITTLE MARKET: AND TRyGK,FARa
THHEB MIEh EAst TIE 2E NEwsh1beE
NINE-MILE ROAD, ApJQININGo TIE = BE BEA Y;
BABOOCK AND lOTHERS1AED is KNOWN AS
A PORTION OF THE JENNINGS ESTATE..In
execution of a certain deed of trust dated May 60
1876 recordedin clerks Office Of Heprico county
D. B. 81, p. 342, from John Thomas Eealc and wife
to me as trustee. shs by request OF the holder OF
note, described and secured by said deed, default
having been made In tine payment Of same sell, upon
the premises at public auction at the hour of
O'Clock r. b., on MONDAY the 2sth day Of May,
SIT the land conveyed In said decd described Us
being'74 533-l0OO ACRES, lying ON Nine Mile or
Newbridge road, with i FRAME DWELLING and
other improvements thereon The land lies vel
and the soil is good, and being located so near the
city presentsa good opportunity to secure hceli
tie farm near the city. . 49,, ;j...,, ..s,,,t -.nn
TERMS: viii be cash rs to" cost and EXPENSES Of
sale and sufciency 10 pay off the note of 5000 Sc
cured, with interest on same from Goth day of No
yember, S76, till paid; residue, liberal terms Will
be announced. s.,,., II. u, iCANNON,
1ryr -. 400 I'm, Star,Ia.
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DwUGs. MEDICINES. DC.

nIETE TICS ..-.. ..... ..t.'
- FOR INFANTS AND lNvALIDs:
pApOMA, or ENTIRE WIIEAT-FOOD;
HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT $50 ''''
IMPERIAL GRASUM, '.i'- +'.'.'Ni
SESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA, ....-:t
HAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD,
K,SM.'S MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
sAyORY & MOoRE'S INFANTS FOOD,
PREPARED BARLEY, - F.. 81 =; IT..
SCOTCH OATMEAL, =. -. .'.
BERMUDA ARROWROOT, ...,t..
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR, ...,.I
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT, .E
TROAiNIER,S EXTRACT OF MALT. is".
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
mv12 ole Main street.
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATetEsNsI
81 - COMPANY. d. sssSss.lssiEz8z

TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATes1rSlsM
y COMPANY. sSss1..sissE iEz2z
..l DAILY LINE-SCMMER SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
ON and after WEDNE sDAY, May 2,1s77. the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER,
Capta j. A. POST, and ELIZA HANCOX, Captain
z. C. CLIFFORD carrying United States nall. VII!
leave Richmond for the aboye-named places DAILY
iSundays excepted) at & 4. n. 49, ;,
Passengers by this route view oy DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest on james river
(passing through Dutch Gapj. including fortifca-
lions battle-helfS jamestown, Fortress Monroe, Kip
Raps, Hampton Roads, sc. &c:
Close connections made at Norfolk with Bay Lime
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphla, and New ORR
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point...;.. :.'.".ss %
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and reurn.:..,, W
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, anu
New York at reduced rates. o,,
Tickets on sale OF steamers, at CARRIERS agency, S26
Main street and at Exchange Hotel baggage checXco
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Excursion tickets good 10
godown the river and return same day by u-steamer
at 81 round trip '>
Liberal arrangements will be made for moonlight
excursions and other pic. mic partles
Freight received daily Sundays excepted) from :
A. N. TO z. 81. for Boston, Norfolk. aud Ports
mouth and regular landings on James river, AT ret
sopabIe rates. s...,,
Way-landng freghts must be prepaid.
.'s.'s VI. L. b. TACUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9o3 Main
street my
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RICHMOND, y DIX RIVER AND LHESPEAkG!
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~. THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. N. Leaves Richmond T TUESDAY I. THUS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects az
80 d. West Point with Steamer Havana ine
all points York river ani Batt-
las -t~ more. Arrives In baltimore al . \.
e., NJ; connects with rail.lines for =" assi-
''f'. inyton, Philadelphia, New lors' pos
...-. .-. ton. and all western points Connects
at Richmond with trains on RlchihoHt
and Petersburg and Chesapeake aH'
.--# . Ohio railroads.
-.. ..l .s.. THROUGH FREIGHT.
5,nl A. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THU RS
-, - DAY. aud SATURDAY. Connects
with steamers at West Point for river
landings Baltimore I R,e,; ~, wss WITH
trains on Richmond and Danyille rail;
...:. ..r.: ,..s Chesapeaie and Ohio railroads.
~ q, N.Y., LOCAL PASSENGER. ..
s:ooP. M. Lssyss Richmond dali! except sun
-a@'tuisit LOCAL FREIGHT.
p 700 A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY WE'D i1D
E.t NESDAY. and FRIDAY. coz
r.'..- !" meets at West Point with steamer I,l'
g t@un&,t for all landings Oh Mattaponl and IA
lnunkey rivers.
-. ii ~ THROUGH PASSENGER.
,lpsoo A. N. Arrives at Richmond TUEsDAf.
800 THURSDAY, and SAT URDA1. on,
'.' meets with traius on Richmond ann
-t'.t". Petersburg and Chesapeake ana 0hi"
e.. u.. railroads. Steamer Havana leaves bai,
49, timore from Pier LA Light stree.
IT - MGVDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRI
..-. '....r.=9 DAY at 1 Z. al. Connects WIZ
. ....... VI. trains from Philadelphia. New YORK,
and western points, aud 1t v ess ROM
-l .n@t.iai with trains for Richmond ana tHs
-. a.aH.t South. 80 . .at..
THROUGH FREIGHT. r.y
s.l5.P. NJ. arrives ut Richmond ~ EsD ~
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY: aon-
E:-i 81 netts with steamer 1T West Point froiL
R,ltimore Connects with Richm"nd
and DanyilIe, Richmond and reteT,,
burg and Chesapeake and ONO fA-
--. It ! y roads. 81 .''' @.
ti,f1 ,r.,.,4- LOCAL PASSENGER.
io.oo A NJ Arrives At Richmond daily except sun,
.H":'' - 7 fi.y Connects with Richmond ana
s".a Petersburg and Chesapeake sha on''
.H; ..r s. railroads.. ..r1 ~ Il
So, .s LOCAL FREIGHT. r.rp
" t.oo y n. Arrives a1 Richmond MONDAY, VII
! AAINoN'N ''.'Nr NESllAY, and FIR IDA1. IN
=; ,.-., "a. a. meets nj West Point with steamer iss
from Maitaponi and Psmunkey'rfsf
~, .tsr Of frsiSh, at Richmond TO or from
southern, points Cars run through oe'"esh
a1 Garefi handing and disrssch With lowest rates.
Ihrnmgh bills of la,ips. With guaranteed rates.
,ssned 10 ali northern and western points. a
Throm,h tickets sold to all northern, EASTERN Sh'
,.astssn noints and baggage checked tbs9aSh. ~,
Ias ,Ickefs apply at General Raltroad Hlskss W,
Gre aSs Main street: at the Eschange ho1si anc
.eomnsny's depot, corner 'Twsnsy-thir'' aEh o''>
s'ss;s' h'eAnGnHaf r. I oueiAs saper!n,saasa,:
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, May IT,,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, May II.
Editors Dispatch. You can tino the quo
sstion called for by Brother Bennese =, .,.s
fsuria Service. See BOOK OF D'sc'pi'iie'.
Refer him to page 2Sa 80. -, e,.... Z
..,,. ~ ~ " g.
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By W. GoddIn, Auc,ioneer, and Chatin, Staples &
nii nil u N9i~Co,i Ancrionesrs. !tl..-LL VI

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
L Der OF VALUABLE LOTS IN SIDNEY,
BOUNDED DY DOVER, CUMBERLAEni IBEY-
ERLY, AND RESERVOIR STREETS-The sale
bis LOTS located as above was unavoidably post
poned last evening by reason Or the RAIN until
p. A. when it will take place, on the premises, II
fair: If nor, the first fair day thereafter.
TERMS: At sale. ALEXANDER il. SANDS,
" E. 8. MEADE,
'1.t,r,;Itt.nr' nGiZiyEt. 81 EHttfJyFt Trustees
JOHN =. HARYIE,
-i!:Ht at .sftG "iiuIE1r3 JOHN o. STEGER,
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WOOD AND COAL.

DLOCK sPLINT COAL takes less to KIM
- die fire than any local coal.
BLOCK SPLINT COAL also burns up cleaner.
BLOCK SPLINT, COAL will hold fire longer
therefore Is 4 cheaper coal. .......
q WEST VIRGINIA COAL for sTEAoI and BLACK
SMITHS EotAL TO CUMBERLAND. Price very
Tow. '''' -
ANTHRACITE all sizes
-gs,rry nv niachine-prepared OAK and p me
49, -, Z. II. CARRISGTOS,
nv 6 corner SeYentc enth Anl CarE 81 reefs.
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ITTANTED, ALL PERSONS TO KNOW
w That 7. have resumed the business OF. LEND
mo MON EYl on, hi "a MONDS, WkTCHES,J JEW
ELRY, sILygRWARE1 SC, and assure al s who
may caII Oh me that they will be Telfea VIII lar
viii he sold at theamounts loaned on same. 1always
haye bargains TO SELL Parties desiring 70 Purcnnse
anvthing in that line will save considerable by com
in2 TO see me- have now some OF the greatest bur.
gains that were ey ever ottereS IN WATCHES
o'N''' s. A. WINSTOCk, Loan Broker,
No. II north Fourteenth street,
,nvA1m n j under Exchange Hotel.
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A Fulton man who was looking over an
old spclling-book last week came across that
little saying, "you should have place for
everything" etc. and he was so thoroughly
impressed with the sageness OF the advice
that he got q two-bushel basket and when
ever he got through with an article dropped
it in there But yesterday when he was
looking in it for shirt-button he came to
the conclusion that it wasn't much OF an
Improvement, and hereafter he'll let things
lay around in the ordinary way.-fulton
Times. ~. -" :>..' ~''
Love NAV be relic OF Paradise, but
when a man has been sitting up in the back
parlor with the light turned down till haifT
past y, his imagination, rs his footsteps re-
vertebrate through the silent, shadoWed
streets ON his homeward way, does not reyel
SO much in thoughts of poetry, and buds,
and flowers, as it does ia the prospect that
there are few cold beans left il the house.
Exchange. ,-a
Albany Justice is peculiarly generous N
its awards. A man was arraigned there the
other day for stealing chain The Juage
made him return it, and then gave MN
another one instead, with a ball omit. 49,,
When one man gets to own all the rail-
roads in the country this, uncertainty about
rates will cease 20 exist. r,sG