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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26

revised English Bible. edited by DR..
Gotch and the late DR.. Davies for the Old
Testament, and Drs. Jacob and Gree for the
New. has been printed in London, and is
published here by Pott, Young GO. It's
speciaf purpose is announced to be ITO
correct what NAV be considered indisputa-
HE errors and inadequate renderings in our
present English Bible; and in the New
Testament to give also the more Important
cancellations OF the text which have been
adopted by the best editors" The editors
have aimed-first, to give the exact force OF
lenses, articles, particles, and the like; sec
ondly, to introduce greater uniformity IN
the rendering OF the same wordS.-NeH
York Tribune.
At an anti-slavcry meeting held in New
York Wednesday night resolutions were
adopted protesting against the existence OF
slavery in Cuba, denouncing American cit
liens who were the owners Of slaves in
Cuba, and recommending the imposition of
an extra duty on the produce OF slave labor.
The fools are not all dead.
A new outlet for the export trade Of
Philadelphia is furnished by the establish
ment of monthly line OF steamers from
there to Mediterranean ports. She can
send abroad so many articles necessary for
Southern Europe, and in return can con-
sumo so many Italian and Turkish goods,
that such line ought to prove profitable
enterprise.
"Gimme five cents worth Of cardamon
Seeds" and the druggist did so, with the
usual "Anything else?'' The purchaser
weighed the little package OF spice in his
hand, and made reply: "Well, guess l
have enough seeds here for about quart OF
whiskey. "-Derrick.
Criminal sports are beginning to be
shared in our country by beautiful aud cul-
tiyated lades.-Bergh. Poor, innocent.
namby-pamby Bergh. In all ages women
have been cruel. The cultivated lady" is
especially Observation-Disclosures.
Fashionable Enslishwomen are just now
agitated with terrible social question
whether or not it is right to wear furs. 1t
is not because furs are too dear, or not as
warm and lasting as ever, but because they
are common" Every woman has set.
!, . ~ s,:A woman in Iowa recently married her
eighth husband" What fasten-eight-lne
creature she must be.-Ne,o York Republic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26
BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

AND TRUSTEES SALE
T. OF A FRAME STORE AND DWELLING on
THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH. WEST OF AND ,
NEAR TOJUDAH STREET, IN THE CITY OF
RiC;HMOND-In pursuance Of 4 decree Of the
Chacery Court Of the city of Richmond. in suit Of
Liggan rs. X. L. Brown and L. William Pemberton,
executors and trustees under the will of W. B.
Jones' deceased. entered the 24h day OF October,
1877. we will proceed TO sell, upon the premises on
SATIJRDAY the Sd day Of November, 1877, at Az
O'Clock r. NJ. the property described in the decree
as a FRAME HOUSE and LOT. containing about six
rooms, &c. The lot is 15x- feet.
TERMS: One third cash residue In six, twelve.
and eighteen months. six per cent interest added.
and title to be retained until all the pnrchase-noney
is paid and conveyance ordered BY the court.
Il. T.. BROWN,
r. WILLIAM PEAfBERTON.
Executors and Trustees
-, or 90 ongNoy1
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,,..r1oN sAIEs..rutnre pays.
rs WELLINGTON Godd'n.
Auct,oneer and Real Estate Agent.
.,,ar NJ Bank and Eleventh streets'

TRUSTEES SALE Ii M OF MI TARa OF
1 CA s,o1o l ACRES. nPPosiTE TO oAKWoo,pS
LAS Asp q A dssd II snt
MiLLnDy h s date 22d March. 1872, duly re-
so9en m Henrco on the ySn Of
April 1874 shall in faThsT IE fSfSa'a the oh Of
pro xs 20 1877, at O'clock r. n Gf FAIR Il not
on the rst day thereafter la az, oceancv Of
FARM located as above, now ~ ts 1GI,1, AC;RFS
n of G 81 LAND Of fair quality; with large and
Comfortable DWELLING &C., ,hsreo' ., Inc liz vs Sn
tshles md is well ada pied for dairy farm or mar
ket garden being within less than 1 On mile Oh TIC
city, with an excellent road Leading 10 II; ,nenses Of
suIe and TO pay OH The balance Of s707'e5 due on
bond, with all interest in arrear as to the residue
on credit of six twelve. and eighteen months Tor
ncrotinblc notes Interest added, secured by deed
Of trust. ". 1ohihH' i'"
or o6 2o31 & Noy2.3.5&6
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I;v Robert Il Lyme
Real Estate AuctiOnexr,
1912 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF ANICE FRAME
l. TENEMENT NEAR THE CORNER or
TWENTY AND CARRlSGT o \
STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS.
BY AUCTION.-In execution of n certain deed OF
trust from Tucker Davis dated September .. 1879
to me AS trustee recorded In ID. Il. &c, n ~ s. Hen
rico County Court. will proceed TO sell, upon lht
premises. on FRIDAY the I'd Of November, 1877
ut O'Clock, being required so TO do by the holder
made in the payment of four Of them. I'LL the prop
crIy conveyed In said decd consisting of SMALL
FRAME TENEMENT and IWENI1.INofE FEEL
OF GROUND on the north side Of Darlington
street near Twpnty-seeond street.
TERMS: About s75 cash: bllancc on very long
and liberal terms. [ O he announced at sale
oc 22 Ii. A. ATKINSON, JR. Trustee.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0necrs.
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-HALF
EMEkIsME6n T PpoS SErY OF Hr KIeR;
3MP A 81 A3G TEGN rrae Of rro
visions of deed of trust bearing date the 4th day
of November, 1876, duly recorded In the clerks
mond, u from r. ". n Noland to the undersigned
trustee, shall, as trustee In SAID deed being re-
ss By do sue s the oh
20, 1877, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the office OF said
newspaper corner of Main and Tenth streets tup-
IN Inc said ty deed ee as vii Being
the same conveyed to the said X. w. n. holland by
j. c. Featherstone by deed bearing same date with
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond-to wit !:
All of his night, tile and Interest in and to The
The VIRGINIA PATRoN, it being one half thereof
together with the following stock and matcrial-to
i font PRIMER TYPE. weigh, 256 pounds;
font BIAck-FACE TYPE, weight e5 pounds ;
: c %1itfEi SGs SHHis''
4PAPER-BOARDS,
G CASH Hniki
2c chsEs,
80 pounds of LEAD.
DASH. &DvIERTIsiNG-, aud PARALLEL
TEEN COLuNNSRULES, '
BRASS REG LET'S.
of executing this trust and TO pay Off the sum of
$500, with Interest thereon from the 4th OF No
vember, 1876 the residue such terms rs shall be
''A1N'" ADDISON L. HOLIDAY, Trustee:
RICHARDSON j. Co., Aucti0neers. oc ~
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By W. Goddin, Auctioncer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FOUR LOTS
y IN SIDNEY AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF TAYLOR AND ROBINSON STREETS.-Wiil
he sold at auction on the premises. on FRIDAY the
2f,th of October. ST.. at O'Clock 7. NJ The above
EAUTIFULLY-LOCATED LOTS, on which for
merly stood the Sidney Baptist church etlbce, each
fronting "a feet on Taylor street by $50 feet.
TERMS Liberal; to be ANNOUNCED at the time OF
sale. W. GoDDIN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26
By Robert Is. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1870 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
I } MOE AID NEAT FRAME TESE4lENTS
WITH GOOD LOT TO EACH. SITUATED on
NEW OR TWENTY-FlRST STREET BEIMEES
SHORT AND PLEASANT STREETS. UNION
HILL BY AUCTION.-ln pursuance OF Il decree
of the Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond. IT
the cause of Rontrce rs. Rountrec therein pending
entered on the 23d day of October, 1877 shall sci
upon the premises, mt public auction, on TUESDAY
NEXT, the 30th day OF October. 1877. at AZ
O'Clock =. NJ. the property described In said decree
as THREE FRAMED TENEMENTS, with kitcllcns
wafer. &C. Each house is in very good r.pair, ant
contains four rooms, and have. good fronts anC
depths. running back to wide alley. These houses
are well built and are occupied by McssrS Walford
Flournoy, and others, and at I'LL times command
good rents.
Terms: Under decree one fourth cash: balance
at four eight and twelve months with six per cent
interest added to notes, and the title withheld unit
all the purchase-money paid and conveyance
JOHN b. YOUNG, Commissioner.
ROBERT r. LYME, Auctioueer. Oc24
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RICHMOND AND rgTEKsErEGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. I

RiClIM0Hp AND rgTrKsHrEGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
SEPTEMBER -, -.
" trains on this road will run As fo"%s
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
1925 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIG. daily. "'ml,',.~s
for Charleston. Augusta. t"'niut.A -
vannah, Raleigh. Atlanta. MAo7.
Montgomery. Mobile. New url',i..
aud all points South AMI >ouiLrrr;;
also connects at Pcicrsirr" NH lie
Atlantic. Mississippi AMI ohio railroad
for Lyuchhdrr. F:trmNil". and other
local stations OF that road. ma.lDs
same time ~ b! any other !ll', Ia.'
train stops cnly al Manchester Ani
Chester.
LOOP 81, ACCOMMODATIONS dniy r->r,p:
Sunday. Passengers Lkiag III, ;T4G
will make clsse connections n P'hr,.
burg fo1 Norfolk, and at Norfolk "Hh
splendid Bay-ue steamers tor l'ti'i.
more, philadelphia. and New lHs
and with the Od Dominion steamers
for New York, stopping Al al q s'I.lr
stations OH Signal.
5.n5 p. Al, FREIGHT daily Except sunday 40
coach attached.
1o.,5p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily t.Nc"rn >Us.
dayl, connecting for WrI'"n Ra'iih.
Wilminyton. and Charleston. PGl!mag
slccping-car for Wilmington AMI tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG north.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily trNccp sun
day., connecting with Eichm"nn' trc!.
crickshury anG Potomac railroad Tor
all points North. East. and West.
1l.nQA NJ, ACCOMMUDATlO TRAIN daily t'r-
ccpt sunday with passenger coach a.
tached.
900 p. NJ. THROUGH Man. daily, connecting
with Richmond Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad for all point, Eai
and Nest. Also. making close c"nnec-
ton with the Chesapeake ard oho
railroad for the Virginia SprimgS and
an points Nor.h and West. This Train
stolS only al Manchester.
6.lo p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN da!iy EXCEPT sun
day), with passenger coach attached.
This Is the only line running double dali! tram
from Richmond South. 49,
Passengers for Glover HIN r"nn"c, AT ,m.''"f
daily Except Sunday by taking The go J. VI. H-''
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAINS
will leave Richmond at 8 \. NJ. and 3:OV !. u.
every sunday I'LL further n"tic".
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
the Appomatto1 depot c,,,v. c,,n.r,,,,,,t.r,
jc9 a. SllAn C.t',' ~, "'e'.'
RAILROAD. !
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
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AUCTION sALEs.sFusure Duys.
By Hill s. Anderson, General Auctionecrs,
1924 Main street. 80

WE WILL SELL AT j.! G. JOHN
w SONS STABLES. SATURDhYs 9th In,
slant, TWENTY-ONE GOOD HORSEs-some Oh
Thrse horses are from West Virginia and Will be
soi To the highest bidder for cash. Persons want
ing STOCK will do well to attend this sale.
'e '''S'. HILL & ANDERSON.
: TT Drr,eISTs S,le.man &c %
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HATLROAD EINHs.
AAM GsSSsss5tsssss sEsfias;s.sssas st.s:s=;:$
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail.
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING EFyrcr
SUNDAY, AUGUST s, 1877.
THROUGH MAI, TRAIN DAILY


THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1-725 A. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrives =,
Burkeyi" 9:4G \. ". Dan,Iis
.- 1:ZG T.. 81. Greensboro 3.2G
J.. NJ. Salisbury $50 T. e
and Charlotte 7:2G +. ". Wee
No. 2-i:25 4. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrlycs :,
Salisbury G:1S i. ~. Grr,r'.
horo' 500 4. NJ. D.uyti.
io:ls 4. NJ. Burkeyii'p AK
L. land fichnomdi:23P
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 3-10:50 i. a. leaves RicnIunud: arrive -.
linrkc'ill" Ill 4. NJ. u,TH
vile 5:54 4. ~. ,.r,,.a>t.,-5.
S:lJ 4. H.. Slli.hurr lI.rn
\. 0.,and Charlotte l:I5 - ~
No. 800 i. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arri,a, 80 -,
Salisbury 1880 J.. ". Gren,, d.
h1ro, 10 j. NJ. DlnyilLr I1a,n
a. ~. Bnrk"yi," az q
aud Rchmon,: 7Il n ''''
LYNCHBURG ACCOMNODATioS p,itv
No. 5-lO:O =. ~. leaves Richmond ,L,i,v and .,
e.. ... nytS at Burkcvillc Al l2.1; !,
W.. connecting With IN. \ e.
...*. " q. X. II. for all point, In d..
Southwest AMI tie yari0g;
springs and >Gnn!cr resorts ON
the line of that road.
No. G-l2:J0 i. d.. leaves Burkcy lie daily and A.
rlErS u, Richmond AT 3:I2 t.
NJ. Connecting with A., 81 4
%. i. X. from all points south
and Somtiwci, aud from n.
various springs aud summer se-
sorts on that road.
Trains Nos. ] AMI 2 stop only III Amelia Corr.
house. Burkcyil!c. keySyillc Drakes Branch H0ar-
oke Clover. Scottsburg. Wolf Trap Boston. EnrS,-
jaIes. Dundee, Danvle. Rchisyi,lr Gr.r'r.rioro'
Thouasyille. Sail bury, China Grove. and Alr-li.
Railroad Junction.
Trains Nos. and connect AZ Dundee Win tie
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro. f., Et.
leigh. GoldsbOro' and intermediate points, with V
C. railroad. At AIRLINE Junction with Aii.s.', an!
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte "ith charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta railroad to and from ali
points North and South
Trains Nos. 3 and viii stop at all STATEN, aul
connect at Richmond going North AMI >"n'' With
the r., +. & T.. X. X. for Washington and a ip!n.s
North and West, and with the L. < -. X Il. iGr
Grecnhrfer White sulphur and other spriE:s in
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the NJ. AMI
n W. \. q. railrOa IS to and from Salem. y. -. Ra-
leigh and GohisbOr0. aud inttrlneaiatc FONTS.
At Salisbury with Western y. C. ra!lr'fA Thee
trains run daily on Richmond AMI DtnvNe raG-
road and connect as above, except g'in: H'.cth
ON Sunday morning and going sU@;h On Monday
morning. Trains making tins conu"cii"m -un lay
on Richmond, Fredericksburg aDh r"lulnaC aui
chesapeake and Ohio railroads except SUNDAY.
Trains on v. W. y. e. railroad run from t,rD,nS-
lOro II Salem daily except sunday. and from ~, Z!
TO Greensboro daily except saturday.
Tickets sold To- all southern and southwestern
points and bagS:lg" checked through.
Local tickets are good only Tor continuous r+,.r
bet wpcn the points nance! or the ticArt-. NJ a.
over checks will I've given.
7. NJ. 4. TALCoTT.
General Superintendent
JOHN Z. MACMrRDo. Genera Passenger Agent.
~ IL
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BY williams & Gibson, Auctlonecrs.

.DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit, Court Of tue city Of Richmond entered
in the case Of - Eeale, by &c; rs SeT T Sfrsey
of MeSsrs. Williams Il Gibson, Real Estate and
Stock Brokers lin rear of A. +. Jahnkes corner OF
TEs9 and Mn Ees; SEC # OF
BuN6s. '0 Il. II. 7. HUNT Err.
Special Commissioner.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON. Auctioneers. oc "a
CHERIFF's AND ADMINISTRATORS
1907 Main street. on the 9th instant, ut IL
= '''o"' WORCESTER PIANO,
Ga; octaves In good order. Can he seen 1T the
'H FERNS SIC; Cash. N' JOHN W. WRIGHT,
oclS Sheriff and administrator.
TMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE
i MACHINERY, ToBACCo-FIXTURES &c -
In execution of the decree OF the United states DIS
rict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia IN
re D. c. Mayo bankrupt, entered on The 9TH day Of
said ID. c. MAYO and wife to the undersigned rs trus-
tee. dated the 23d day Of June, 1876, ann dnly re-
corded in the clerks office OF the Richmono
p panfsss on So FRIDAY I'd of November
IL o'clock A. NJ, at Factory No: 16, south side OF
IstGseR dHe HSeafh sEsss
APPLIANCES FOR THE MANUFACTURE F
TOBACCO of the said C. Mayo consisting IN
e 4 STEAM ROILER. ENGINE
HYDRA ULIC-PRESSES,
POT-MILLS, BON-SCREWS-
LUMP-MILLS.
UYDRAULIC-PUMP,
besides all other machinery and ne
ccssary or usually found In rst-caSs tobacco rae
tory, and all In good order.
This property will first he offered as whole, anc
r not sold, 1t win be divided aud offered in pieces OF
lots TO suit.
TERMS OF SALE: If sold as whole, cash rs to al
ernenses of sale. and the balance in equal install
ments Dayable three and six months after date foi
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and Interest
added If sold In parcels all sums of Hloo or undel
into equal instruments. payable three and six months
from date for negotiable notes satisfactorily ell
wv Se"' JOHN WRIGHT. Trustce and
oco3 Spccial Com missioner.
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4 STEAM-BOILER. ENGINE
HYDRAULIC-PRESSES-
POT-MILLS, BOX-SCREWS-
LUMP-MILLS.
ffN-nD ATT Ir-pI-Np
BY r. Il. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Enchonecr,
Office opposite tine court house, Manchester, Va

Office opposite tine courthouse, Manchester, Va.
TRJJSTEES' SALE OF A FINE FARM
i IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY ABOUT TWO
IZD A iIAIF MILES FROM MANCHESTER
nv virtue OF decd of trust executed to MS on the
Ain ,lav Of June. 1879, and duly recorded IN the
naue 3l7, we will sell. on the premises. on SATUR-
BAY, October 27, 1877, at O'Clock +. M:, inc
aforementioned property. This Farm contains
and Petersburg railroad. and adjoins the land
Of p C. Warwick. W. II. Brander. mud ais. 1t has
on It q NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE containing tive
or six rooms: wafer cOnveni~nt-only fc" Steps
from the door: all of the out-houses necessary;
fine young orchard of apple and pcaci-trceS; vine
suhicirnt woodland for the premises, and the arabic
land in fine condition for a truck-farm.
TEJ,NS. S5OO cash: aud balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months. JOHN L. TAYLOR,
was c. G. MCRAE.
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EOR NEW YORk.-Thc Old .4WS
II Dominion Steamship Company 'ssaasaxsf e
Steamship WYANOKE. Captain Couch, will sui
FRIDAY October 26th. at 3 O'Clock I. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock T.. NJ.
Through bills Of lading signed ana goods Tor
wsrded with dispatch to all points north, south
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. $12 round-triP ticEets
$24. Steerage, $6 and tS.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. W.ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
nc 24-3t C0mpany's Wharf. ROcketts.
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THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 +. NJ Leaves Richmond TTESi'At.l IL. -, =,
West Point with steamer Havana gov
All points on York river ana bditl'
more. Arrives In Batm"rr a. v
NJ: connects with r;til..ines Tor ~" t,i-
inston, philadelphia, New forA. H,.
ton. and all western points. c1hh'''f
at Richmond with trains on Rich!H"hi
and Petersburg and Chesapeake '"4
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
GOO A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and HRIDAl: ana
500 \. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAl.
GRRDAf. Connects win steamers
at West Point for river landings. ba!'
tinorc, and all western points. or
meets al Richmond With trains on k!tH :
moud and Dnnville rlilr"ii.Rrhih"hT
and Petersburg aud GhesavcaAH "''-
OHIO railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 Z. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily tc3ctp. sH"'
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER. -,
1000 A. VI. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAf
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.. coz
meets with trains on Richmond az :
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ono
railroads. Steamer Uavana leaves ia.
, MoSbt tI"" WE hSS Sd ' and FEl
DAY, At +. ~. Connects VIII
trains from Philadelphia, New lor,
and wc>tcrH points, and ut Nc>i l"h.
with trains for Richmond aud ;hs
south.
THROUGH FREIGHT. ,
400 =. NJ. Arrives al Richmond MpNiAi." ED-
NESDAI. and FRIDAY ana r
s.15p N,TUESDAi, THURSDAY. ana al
URDAY. Connects with steamer Il
West Point from Baitimorr coz
meets with RichnoId aud l,ah'iiv'
Richmond and PctersDOr@, aili C"cs''-
p,ase ard Ohio RAILROADS.
LOCAL PASSENGER ~
600 A. NJ. Arrives At Richmond daaY eAccPt SuU :
day. Connects with Ricin.oii Ii-
Petersburg and Chesapeahc ana Univ
railroads. 80
No transfer Of freight at Nichmom! 10 or i7'Hn
southern points. Cars run through between NIh'-
and West Point. .s
guaranteed. -.
9 thorough bills OF lajins. with guaranteed t1"S'
Issued TO all northern and western points. "a
Through tickets sold 10 all uorl bern, eastern Az
western points, and baggage checked tlrvnsh. at.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Ticket ui-
Gee, S26 Main street; AT the Exchange Hoirii, ~.
compauv's depot, corner T~ent!-thir' sN' wv
MACS H. T. DOUGLAS. SuperintrnHen1
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4RxIHRgAnwLIHES..
@ IN sss - 60
RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC r. X. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877. ,
.0CHEDIJLE OF TRAINS,

On and after MONDAY, August 9Th, trains will
run on this road rs follows. -,
S.o7 A. M leaves the ByrdStreet station daily IeI-
cent Sunday, connecting with the I'D !.
tIInore and Ohio and Baltimore and
.... ,-..r. Potoma railroad. due at washington
at ITO p. NJ: Baltimore ut $40 L.
" NJ: Philadelphia at ESQ L. M.; New
- York at lO:15 2. N.
a.io p NJ leayes Byrd-Sfreet station daily: arrlV-
Ing NJ Washington ut $3.50 L. 81:
UaItimore at 11:4O L. NJ; Phllaicl-
mia mt $40 A. NJ; New York At 600
a. N. Through sleeper from Rich
mOud to New York: price sl berlin? 81
a.16 p. NJ. INTERPRETATION TRAl n, ior
Junction. leaves Broad-Street statHp
daily tSundays excepted
ZOO A NJ arrives NJ 'ISvrd-Street station DAILY
INV leaves New York at 555 the ,!rece 2.
ding evening; Baltimore al ll:33 4
NJ: Washington ut 1853 Z. NJ.
IO:45 r. 81 arrives at Byrd-Srcet station daily TEX.
cept Sunday. Leaves New YORK III
els A. NJ: Philadelphia ut l2:ob
T. ~: Baltimore at 3:15 u, NJ; Wash
ington ut $50 p. NJ.
s.25 A. II. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM arrives
at Broad-Strect station daily tSun-
days eaceptedl.
General Superintendent
G. A. TAYLOR,
ie29 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
J EPicK Residences AT THE so UTHWEST
CORNER OF CLAY AND SECOND STREETS
AND ALSO A VACANT LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, NE&T TO THE RESI-
DENCE OF MRS. A. Fl. GLAZEBROOk.-Byv virtue
of decree Of the Ehaacery court entered
Gkazebrook, executor, &C., ana Nalonai BANK OF
Virginia pS. same. we, the Undersigned; commits
sioners appointed for the purpose, VIII sell on Elk
DAY October 9, 1S77,on the premises AT O'Clock
p. NJ. those FOUR VALUABLE BRICh RESI-
DENCES Nos. Ill, lis. To- anu ~ :, east 81 Gay
E. o. fitzgerald, A. Noise, and w. r. Crutchaeld,
fronting about twchty feet eacn on the south SIDE OF
Clay street and running back between parallel lines
to an alley about ten feet wide. The dwellings con-
tain about seven each, and detached Kitchens
with three rooms Also, that very desirable b LID
ING LOT on the opposite side of Clay street, 'front.'
lug 80 feet and running back about 100 feet TO IN
alley about 5 feet wide, and immediately ad1oins
the residence of Mrs. a. II. Glazebrook on the west
The attention of parties desiring good investments
Is called to this SALT
TERMS: One third cash balance NJ SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added, ana title re-
tanned till all the purchaSc-money Is paid and con-
'~'''">' III. NJ. GILLIAN.
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer.
That portion of the above property not solo, being
the two western tenements, VIII be sold on MON.
DAY 29th instant, ut same place and hour, as well
AS that which was sold If the sale is not confirmed
by the court M. M. GILLIAN,
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctionecr. &C 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-26
BY Richardson ( Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lib Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
' CARY (OR DOVER STREET FOR SALE TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER By AUCTlON..On
MONDAY, October 20. 1877. ut L. NJ: we shall
sell BY auction to the highest bidder. on the prem
ises, 4 valuable BUILDING LOT, fronting 24x13 81
feet on the south side Of Cary or Dover street be-
tween Randolph and Washington streets, and run
ming back between parallel lines to an alley ten feet
wide. -.-. - d. 49, u ,s-.s
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, negotiable notes given Ter The de-
fcrred payments, with interest added. and secured
by a deed of trust. e.. RICHARDSON & CO..
Is ...y.,., .g1ll3 Main street.
~. by Davenport & Morris, Auctionecrs.
CARGO SALE OF $500 BAGS OF
" CHOICE NEW-CROP RIO COFFEE.-Oll
FRIDAY November I'd. we will sell at auction, al
our warehouse, commencing NJ IL O'Clock, the cargo
of the bark "Emiiic.'' direct from Rio de Janeiro
consisting of
$500 BAGS CHOICE GREEN COFFEE,
selected with great as TO quality, and packed III
strong, double bags.
TERMS: sixty days credit for approved paper.
Will be added to the sale
REFINED SUGARS.
SYRUP
HERRINGS.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
oc23 AuctiOncers.